Hearing on Temple Property to Be Held May 6

Female athlete of the year OOELE See A4 T TRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S THURSDAY April 30, 2020 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 126 No. 96 $1.00 Hearing on temple property to be held May 6

TIM GILLIE September 2019 the church house, parks, walking trails Reserve. community for all who will live community zone during their EDITOR announced their Tooele Valley and 447 housing units on a “Suburban Land Reserve there, regardless of religious May 6 meeting. There’s a lot of people Temple would be built on the variety of lot sizes. is committed to developing a affiliation.” A link to the GoTo Webinar interested in the property on northwest corner of SR-36 and Suburban Land Reserve, a vibrant neighborhood where The Tooele County Planning for the May 6 County the northwest corner of state Erda Way. tax-paying real estate invest- people at different life stages Commission will hold a virtual Planning Commission may Route 36 and Erda Way. About six months later, ment affiliate of the church, and varied income levels will public hearing on a request be found at tooeleco.org on The Church of Jesus Christ in March 2020, the church proposed a “walkable, sustain- enjoy living within walking from Suburban Land Reserve the Community Development of Latter-day Saints owns announced plans for a 167 able, high-quality residential distance of the temple,” he to rezone a 167-acres on the Department’s web page. approximately 170 acres on acre development at SR-36 community” surrounding the said. “The temple’s timeless northwest corner of SR-36 and However, just last that corner. The land has been and Erda Way that included a temple grounds, according to architecture and manicured Erda Way from RR-1, rural week, as reported by the primarily used for agricul- 70,000-square-foot temple, a Dale Bills, communications grounds will be a beautiful, residential with a 1-acre min- ture uses in the past, but in 20,000-square-foot meeting- director for Suburban Land enduring central feature of the imum lot size, to the planned SEE TEMPLE PAGE A5 ®

Tooele County changing to orange questions answered New guidelines for moderate risk level go into effect on Friday

Editor’s note: We have compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Monday’s announcement that Tooele County will move to the orange, or moderate risk level, as outlined in the state’s health and economic recovery plan, Utah Leads Together 2.0, as of Friday, April 1.

So, on Friday Tooele County and the state of Utah CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO change to the orange or mod- Hill Airforce Base planes salute Tooele County COVID-19 workers as they fly over the county on Thursday afternoon. erate risk level on the Utah Leads Together 2.0 plan. What kind of change does that mean for individuals? Hill Airforce Base flyover honors frontline For individuals there will be little change in recommended practices under the moder- COVID-19 workers and first responders ate level. According to Utah Leads Together 2.0, individual CEILLY SUTTON practices should still include STAFF WRITER p.m. ing those that are keeping our “flatten the curve”, the flyover will be social distancing, or keeping Hill Airforce Base conducted a The flyover is scheduled to takeoff home-front safe during these unique conducted in order to provide essen- six feet away from others when formation flyover on this afternoon from Hill Air Force Base in Ogden times,” said Capt. Wolfe from the Hill tial training to the pilots and demon- outside the home. Face cover- to salute healthcare, first respond- and head south over Salt Lake City Airforce Base in a press release. “To strates the readiness of the Airforce, ings should be worn when in ers and other essential personnel down to the southern border of the provide just a small showcase of our according to the press release. public, especially when the six- the front line battle with COVID-19, state near St. George. They will then appreciation to everyone that is doing Individuals were asked to observe foot distance can not be main- along with individuals staying home fly up to Park City and Logan before their part to combat the virus, and to the flyover from their homes and not tained. A form can be found at to “flatten the curve”. proceeding back to the base. say ‘thank you for your sacrifice and travel to see it. Social distancing is coronavirus.utah.gov to request The Air Force F-35A Lightning II The formation will be led by service’, to let everyone who has been recommended and individuals were up to six face masks to be sent Demonstration and 388th Fighter Kristin “BEO” Wolfe, the F-35A demo affected by this pandemic know that not to gather in large groups, accord- to any residential address in Wing took off from Hill Air Force team pilot, along with pilots from the we stand by you.” ing to the press release. the state. People are encour- Base at 1 p.m. Flight time over Tooele 388th fighter wing. Along with saluting essential [email protected] aged to limit trips outside County was scheduled at around 1:15 “This flyover is our way of salut- workers and those staying home to the home to essential travel, in-person contacts should be limited and social interactions should be limited to groups no larger than 20. No playdates GIVING OUT MASKS TO SENIORS for children, schools are closed, and public playground equip- Volunteers from the local non-profit orga- Natalie Black (left) holds a display board of ment should not be used. No nization “Tooele Responds” handed out free face masks at the Tooele Senior Center parking close contact or team sports. homemade cloth face masks to senior citizens lot. Fredrickson and Black (below) give a free Outdoor recreation should be at the Tooele Senior Center during the drive-by mask to a senior citizen. restricted to groups of the same lunch pickup on Wednesday afternoon. Tooele household with a six-foot dis- Responds was organized during the aftermath tance from other groups main- of Tooele City’s Coleman Street fire on July 16, tained. Personal hygiene stan- 2016 to give citizens a way to donate goods, ser- dards should be maintained vices, and money to support first responders and — wash hands frequently, relief efforts for local emergencies, according to cover cough and sneezes with Robin Frederickson, volunteer coordinator with a tissue or inside of the elbow, the Tooele County Emergency Operations Center, stay home if sick, and disinfect and a Tooele Responds volunteer. The masks dis- frequently touched surfaces at tributed on Wednesday were donated to Tooele least daily. Responds by group projects such as Masks for Tooele and JustServe.org and other individuals.

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INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B6 200 West closed New Grantsville Athletes of the HOMETOWN B1 See A2 office building year nominees OBITUARIES A6 See A2 See A5 SPORTS A5 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 30, 2020 One block of 200 West in Tooele City closed complete. Sewer contractor hits communications line The contractor will be working closely with city staff in CEILLY SUTTON The plan was to repair the order to complete the work to STAFF WRITER line on Monday, but the work the point of the road being able A communication line that was unable to be completed in to open to traffic, according to was hit on April 24 caused an time. Bolser. unexpected road closure on 200 “Unfortunately, that work “We understand that this West between 500 North and did not get completed as antici- unanticipated delay getting 200 600 North in Tooele City. pated and the repair to the West back open to traffic has A contractor installing sewer communication line has been been a disruption to the routine lines on the west side of 200 ongoing, but while that repair for some of our citizens,” said West accidentally hit a com- is happening the development Bolser. “We apologize for that, munication line, causing it to work can’t continue in the same and we are working with the become damaged. workspace,” said Jim Bolser, contractor and the CenturyLink This caused 200 West to be community development direc- to get this issue remedied. We closed throughout the weekend, tor for Tooele City. appreciate the patience and while the contractor worked The contractor has made understanding our citizens have CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO with CenturyLink to repair the arrangements to continue the shown as we work through Tooele City has closed 200 West between 500 North and 600 North while a communication line that was acciden- communication line, according sewer work as soon as the this.” tally hit by a contractor is repaired. to Tooele City officials. communication line repair is [email protected]

Work continues on new office building in Grantsville MARK WATSON and worked with Grantsville Hazard. CORRESPONDENT City for the next year plus to “I felt very comfortable Additional office space for finalize design and site plan bringing this project to him professionals looking to do approvals, and began construc- because I knew from experi- business in Grantsville will tion late 2019. The first build- ence Scot was one of the best soon become available at the ing sits on just under 2 of those at what he does,” Chatwin new Grantsville Professional 8 acres,” Hazard said. said. “I grew up in Grantsville Park located at 163 state Route Chatwin has worked in real and my parents still live there 112. estate and title insurance for so it was important for me to “The shell of our first build- over 25 years and is branch have someone to work with ing will be complete by the manager for Cottonwood Title’s that I knew would keep the end of May or the first of June. Lehi office. He approached best interest of the residents in We will begin building out the Hazard about building a pro- mind.” interior of the suites in a week fessional park in Grantsville. Hazard said Grantsville City or two,” said real estate devel- “Ryan Orgill is the optom- and staff were firm in repre- oper Scot Hazard from Lehi. etry doctor in Grantsville and senting and enforcing the City’s “Construction inside the good friend of mine. Several development code and other suites will be ongoing for about years ago he approached me adopted standards. a year or so as we acquire new about helping him build a pro- “They showed me a great occupants for the building and fessional/medical office build- deal of kindness and friend- finalize their build-out plans,” ing in Grantsville,” Chatwin ship for my first round working he said. said. “He wanted a bigger/ with the City,” Hazard said. MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO Hazard and former nicer place to build his prac- SIRQ Construction of Lehi is The shell of a new professional office building on state Route 112 in Grantsville on April 26, 2020. Grantsville resident Ryan tice. He liked the idea of hav- the contractor on the project. Chatwin teamed up as inves- ing a larger condominiumized There could be up to eight finding smaller spaces they can Hazard said. the best uses for the site. We tors to build the new pro- building with different tenants office suites inside. own in a class A building sur- After the first building is wanted to do this building first fessional park. Grantsville where he could own his own The first building is intended rounded by other professional completed there are no imme- and then take the pulse of the resident David “Gumby” unit.” for professional office use, occupants. diate plans for the remaining 6 community,” Hazard said. Gummucio will market the Chatwin said he has worked mostly medical-type tenants. “Our lease-purchase model acres of the 8-acre parcel. For more information about project for the developers. with several real estate devel- Hazard said that many addresses that demand in the “As we get a better sense of the project contact David “We purchased about 8 opers through the years and professionals, medical and marketplace and we’ve found the market in the area we’ll Gummuncio (4350 830-3337. acres total in the fall of 2017 one of the smartest he knows is otherwise, have a hard time it to be very well received,” work with the City to find [email protected]

NEWS TIPS 435-882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele City Library gets creative during COVID-19 BULLETIN lenging but fun.” next week, Carter said. ed until the library reopens but Closed building doesn’t stop reading in Tooele The library is offering tem- The library has also opened items can be dropped off in the porary library cards for all resi- up their “hold pickup” on bins outside of the library at TOOELE TRANSCRIPT CEILLY SUTTON before. dents of Tooele County. Monday and Tuesday from any time. BULLETIN STAFF WRITER This is because authors and These temporary cards allow noon to 5 p.m. All of the books and materi- Tooele City Library staff has illustrators have extended their residents access the online Through the “hold pickup,” als that are returned are quar- ADMINISTRATION implemented several changes copyright to be compatible resources of the library until residents with a library card antined for a period of time to Scott C. Dunn Publisher to normal library practices in with an online format, accord- the library is able to reopen. can login to the library’s web- prevent the spread of COVID- Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher midst of the COVID-19 pan- ing to Carter. In order to obtain a tempo- Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus site online and place holds for 19, according to Carter. demic and social distancing, In total, the library has rary card, County residents can the books that they want to If you are interested in any OFFICE allowing the library to con- received $16,000 dollars in call the library and speak with check out. Then, they can pull of the online services that the Bruce K. Dunn Controller tinue to serve the public. grants to be able to purchase a member of staff. into one of the numbered stalls library offers, a temporary Chris Evans Office Manager Programs that used to take more equipment to make their The library has also received in the library parking lot dur- library card, or the hold pick- Vicki Higgins Customer Service place in person at the library online resources more effec- a grant to expand Wi-Fi access ing pickup hours. A member of up, you can call the library at Patricia Cook Circulation Manager are now being conducted tive. to all areas of the parking lot staff will bring items that have 435-882-2182. EDITORIAL online with the same schedule “The whole staff is working and grounds. The increased been checked out to their car, To access the library’s web- Tim Gillie Editor as before, according to library even more than before,” said Wi-Fi service will allow access kind of like a pick-up meal at a site, you can visit tooelelibrary. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor director Jami Carter. Carter. “We wanted to deliver to online materials for mem- restaurant, but for books. org Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer Through grant money, the services in accessible, but new bers of the community that Individuals with a tempo- The library is currently open Mark Watson Correspondent Tooele City Library has added ways. We also wanted to make may not have access at home, rary library card are not able to Monday through Thursday ADVERTISING online courses and has been sure we were still cultivating according to Carter. check out physical items at this from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager abe to allow access to many connections between commu- The new Wi-Fi accessibil- time, according to Carter. Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Keith Bird Advertising Sales eBooks that weren’t available nity members. 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Like us on Facebook for A Tooele City Library employee delivers books curbside in costume during www.american-burgers.com exclusive weekly specials! a hold pick-up event on April 20. /AmericanBurgers THURSDAY April 30, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Stansbury Park second most affordable place TIM GILLIE nity to derive an affordability EDITOR index. The index value ranges A nationwide financial from 0 to 100, with 100 as the services company has listed a most affordable. Tooele County community as Stansbury Park came in the second most affordable second place in Utah with an place to buy a home in Utah. affordability index of 47.58. SmartAsset’s sixth annual They were beat out for most study of the most affordable affordable in Utah by Roy with places found Stansbury Park to an index of 47.68. be the second most affordable The most affordable com- community in Utah for home munity in the U.S. was Pecos, buying, according to Steve Texas with an affordability Sabato, public relations man- index of 100. ager with SmartAsset. SmartAsset used data from SmartAsset factored in clos- the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2018 ing costs, real estate taxes, American Community Survey, homeowners insurance, and the National Association of mortgage rates to arrive at the Insurance Commissioners, and average home cost over a five- government websites. year period. SmartAsset is a financial All communities of 5,000 or technology company that pro- greater people were included vides personal finance data in the study. on home buying, retirement, The average home cost was taxes, and other areas. compared to the mean house- [email protected] hold income in each commu- CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO The entrance to Stansburry Park from SR-36 on April 29, 2020. A study by SmartAsset, a New York financial technology company, lists Stansbury Park as the second most affordable community in Utah to buy a home. More than half of Smart Asset’s Most Affordable Places to Live in Utah Annual Average Annual Average Annual Homeowner’s Mortgage Median Affordability Utah households Rank City Closing Costs Property Tax Insurance Payment Income Index respond to census 1 Roy $2,795 $1,413 $399 $8,875 $68,424 47.68 2 Stansbury Park $3,018 $1,939 $562 $12,498 $94,750 47.58 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — digital and paper requests, the 3 West Point $2,982 $1,808 $546 $12,141 $91,330 47.4 Utah has been ranked No. 7 in bureau said. the country for census respons- Census counts are used to 4 Sunset $2,665 $1,205 $351 $7,803 $59,476 47.06 es after 58.7% of households determine how many seats a participated in the survey, a state receives in the U.S. House 5 Harrisville $2,812 $1,641 $469 $10,416 $78,618 47.01 report said. of Representatives, and deter- The Census Bureau released mines how the federal gov- 6 Nibley $2,992 $1,391 $551 $12,243 $87,807 46.44 data Monday showing Utah is ernment divides $1.5 trillion above the 53.4% national aver- a year among the states and 7 Hyrum $2,789 $1,139 $397 $8,824 $61,802 44.05 age in resident responses after communities. 8 Farr West $3,135 $1,983 $616 $13,687 $95,077 43.71 about 79 million households The highest response across the county took the rate nationwide is 64% in 9 West Bountiful $3,218 $2,014 $654 $14,529 $99,444 43.31 survey, the Salt Lake Tribune Minnesota, while the lowest reported. is 35.6% in Alaska, the report 10 Clinton $2,911 $1,544 $514 $11,416 $78,141 43.18 Response rates in Utah said. counties varied with the highest at 70.3% in Morgan County. Other response rates include 62.8% in Salt Lake, 64.5% in Utah and 61% in Weber counties. Households were asked to fill out questionnaires online An Open Letter to Our Community using codes mailed to them, officials said, adding that phone responses were also made available. Any residents who have not filled out the census yet are scheduled to receive a paper copy in the mail by Wednesday and another postcard reminder May 9 urging participation. A census taker is expected to visit in person later this summer to collect information at houses An Update from Mountain West Medical Center that have yet to respond to

To Our Patients, Friends & Neighbors, HEALTH As you may know, our parent company – Quorum Health Corporation – recently took an important step UPDATE to protect employees and ensure our hospital can continue to provide care during this unprecedented time. After extensive planning, Quorum Health reached an agreement to voluntarily restructure the company’s Have heart debt under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. This restructuring is good news for Mountain West Medical Center. Our doors remain open and our problems? dedicated physicians and staff are continuing to care for patients as they always have. Once complete, Harvard the reorganization will better position our hospital for future growth. Many of you may have received legal notifications by mail regarding these developments. These notices are researchers being mailed to a wide range of Quorum Health stakeholders, including many current and former patients. caution against If a child was a patient, the notification was addressed to that child and his or her legal guardian. marijuana use We recognize – and regret – that these notices may cause some confusion as to their purpose. Please know that while the notices are lengthy and complex, they are a usual part of the financial restructuring process Smoking tobacco is a major and will not impact our relationship with you. If your minor child received a notice, please do not be cause of high blood pressure, alarmed as it likely indicates your child was recently a patient at our hospital or another point of care heart disease, heart attack, and stroke. But did you know within our health network. that smoking marijuana may also be associated with the I invite you to visit QuorumForward.com, a special website our parent company has created to share same problems? A Harvard information about the restructuring. The website includes answers to frequently asked questions and several research review published videos that not only explain the reorganization, but also provide a behind-the-scenes look at how Quorum Jan. 28, 2020, in the Journal of the American College of Health and its hospitals are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Cardiology found that more As we face these challenging times together, I want you to know how much we appreciate the loyalty and support than two million U.S. adults with cardiovascular disease of our patients and local vendors. Our dedicated staff continues to serve on the frontlines of the COVID-19 are smoking pot despite the response, heroically caring for patients and finding new ways to meet our community’s healthcare needs. risks, although they may not be aware of the potential link We are pleased to provide new virtual and telephone-only options for physician office visits to make receiving to heart problems. Studies care more convenient for patients. These services may be scheduled by visitingMountainWestAnytime.com . on marijuana use have been limited, primarily because the Additionally, our hospital emergency department remains open because heart attacks, strokes and broken substance has been illegal for bones don’t wait for the novel coronavirus. To help safeguard patients we follow CDC guidelines to help decades. Scientists are calling for more research, since provide a safe environment for the care of patients experiencing emergencies, while isolating suspected medical marijuana use is now COVID-19 patients into a separate area of care. legal in more than 30 states, and recreational use is legal On behalf of our entire team, I want to thank you for your continued support. It is our privilege to serve you. in 11 states and the District of We’re all in this together. Columbia. “Until we have more answers about the connection between using marijuana and Sincerely, heart problems, you should consider avoiding smoking any Philip Eaton form of pot if you have known Chief Executive Officer heart disease or a high risk for a heart attack or stroke,” suggests Dr. Deepak L. Bhatt, a study author and editor in chief of the Harvard Heart Letter.

110641_MOUN_Update_9_139x12bw.indd 1 4/29/20 9:18 AM A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 30, 2020 SPORTS Grantsville junior White is top female athlete Multi-sport standout key to Cowboys’ success

DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR Maison White may just be wrapping up her junior year, but she’s already established herself among the best female athletes to come through Grantsville High School. The past few years have represented a “golden age” for Grantsville’s girls sports teams, and White has played a major role. She was a member of the Cowboys’ last two state championship softball teams, helped the volleyball team reach the second day of the Class 3A state tournament in each of the past two seasons and has played in the Class 3A state girls basketball semifinals three years in a row — and she’s been a key player in all of that success. But this year, she took a major step forward. She wasn’t just a role player anymore. White became a true superstar, leading vocally and by example as she turned into one of the state’s premier female athletes, regardless of classification. Thus, it should come as no surprise that White is the Transcript Bulletin’s Female TTB FILE PHOTO Athlete of the Year for the Grantsville junior Maison White takes a swing at the ball during the Class 2019-20 school year. It repre- 3A state volleyball tournament on Oct. 30 at the UCCU Center in Orem. White was a key player for the Cowboys as they advanced to the second sents just the latest honor in an day of the tournament. unforgettable year. White’s junior year began on fifth with 22 assists. Judge Memorial, and recorded the volleyball court, where the She had at least 11 kills in a kill percentage of .368 and a Cowboys had an up-and-down each of the Cowboys’ final hitting percentage of .204. season but found their stride at seven matches of the season, However, it was on the bas- the right time, advancing to the including 18 in a five-set loss ketball court where White was PHOTO COURTESY OF COREY MONDRAGON second day of the state tourna- to Carbon in the first round of at her very best. She ranked Grantsville junior Maison White (24) drives past Stansbury’s Malia Tia on her way to the basket during a non- ment. She led Grantsville with the state tournament. She had second in Class 3A in scoring at region girls basketball game Dec. 3 at Grantsville High School. White has been named the Transcript Bulletin’s 46 blocks, was second on the a season-high 19 kills in a late- Female Athlete of the Year for 2019-20 after receiving First Team All-Region 13 and First Team All-State recogni- team with 278 kills and ranked September Region 13 win over SEE WHITE PAGE A7 ➤ tion, along with the Jackie White-Kimber Memorial Award. Titles won, history made among top female athletes

DARREN VAUGHAN senior season in November. We ments goes on and on. Stansbury volleyball/girls SPORTS EDITOR saw a swimmer win her fifth It was hard to narrow basketball — Alvey racked up The 2019-20 school year and sixth career individual it down to just one person 730 assists, 199 digs and 47 was one for the record books state titles. for Female Athlete of the aces for the Stallions during for the female high school ath- And that was just at Year honors, which went to the volleyball season, helping letes of Tooele County. Grantsville. Stansbury’s vol- Grantsville junior Maison Stansbury finish fifth in Class We saw the state record for leyball team had its best sea- White. There are plenty of 4A and earning Honorable career goals by a girls soccer son ever, and its soccer team other very deserving athletes Mention All-State honors. She player broken — by a junior. advanced to the state quarter- throughout the county who went on to earn Honorable We saw another doubles team finals. Tooele’s girls basketball deserve recognition of their Mention All-Region 10 honors win a state tennis champion- team was led by a group of own. during basketball season, lead- ship. We a dominant perfor- impressive underclassmen, Here’s a look at some of the ing SHS in assists and steals. mance by a girls basketball ready to take the Buffs to the other top athletes who come Hannah Anderson, senior, player who threatens to break next level, and their swimmers to mind, listed in alphabetical Stansbury girls tennis/girls her school’s career scoring made quite an impression at order. basketball — Anderson was a record when she begins her state. The list of accomplish- Kayla Alvey, senior, First Team All-Region 10 pick during basketball season, leading the team in scoring (8.3 points per game) and steals (2.0 per game) as the Stallions SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO reached the second round of Tooele senior Makenna McCloy (right) battles with Stansbury’s Sone the Class 4A state tournament. Osborn for possession of the ball during a Region 10 girls soccer match Sept. 9 at Stansbury High School. McCloy was Class 4A’s ninth-leading On the tennis court, she fin- goal scorer with 13 goals this season for the Buffaloes. ished third in Region 10, only losing twice in region play. Tooele girls basketball — track and field program, fin- PREPARE Hadlee Begay, junior, Cluff carried the Buffaloes for ished ninth in Class 4A with Grantsville girls swimming most of the season, leading nine goals for the Buffaloes — Begay went 2-for-2 at the THS in scoring at 12.7 points on the soccer pitch. She was a Class 3A state swim meet for per game. She became just the First Team All-Region 10 and the third consecutive year, third sophomore in 32 years Honorable Mention All-State though she changed things up to win the prestigious Jackie selection. Don’t panic a bit. After winning the 100- White-Kimber Award, given Ainsley Thurber, sopho- yard butterfly state title as a each year to Tooele High’s top more, Stansbury girls soccer/ freshman and sophomore, she girls basketball player. girls basketball — Thurber won the 200 freestyle title this Aysha Lewis, junior, season in addition to a third Tooele volleyball/girls bas- SEE ATHLETES PAGE A7 ➤ consecutive victory in the 500 ketball — Last year’s White- free. Kimber Award winner was an Brynlee Butler, senior, Honorable Mention All-Region and Hallie Johnson, junior, 10 pick this season for the Grantsville girls tennis — Buffs on the basketball floor, LOCALLY OWNED Butler and Johnson are friends providing scoring punch and & OPERATED and family off the tennis court leadership for Tooele. During (they’re cousins) and a for- volleyball season, she was midable duo on it. They won fourth on the team in kills, As experts in creating clean, safe and healthy the Class 3A first doubles title, third in blocks, fifth in aces dominating the final two sets and fifth in digs. environments, let ServiceMaster do the work for you! after dropping the first one, Makenna McCloy, senior, and lost just 14 games in four Tooele girls soccer — McCloy, state tournament matches. who has signed with the COVID-19 DISINFECTING & CLEANING SERVICES Alivia Cluff, sophomore, University of Utah’s women’s ➤ Professional hospital grade disinfectants ➤ Fogging technique & wipe down ➤ Air Cleaning & scrubbing equipment ➤ Containment barriers ➤ Professional & friendly technicians ➤ Commercial & residential ➤ Quick response Time

We have the training & expertise to get the job done! TTB FILE PHOTO Stansbury senior Kayla Alvey serves the ball during a non-region volleyball match against Viewmont TTB FILE PHOTO on Aug. 22 in Bountiful. Alvey was 435-884-1146 Grantsville junior Hallie Johnson and senior Brynlee Butler teamed up to an Honorable Mention All-State win the Class 3A first doubles state championship at the state tournament selection after helping the Stallions SERVICEMASTER OF TOOELE Oct. 12 at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. Johnson and Butler, who are cous- finish a program-best fifth in the ins and lifelong best friends, won the championship match in three sets. Class 4A state tournament. THURSDAY April 30, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5

PARKER DUNN/TTB PHOTO An aerial photo of the property where the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wants to be build the Tooele Valley Temple and a surrounding residential development with parks and walkways. combination of vacant land, Temple agricultural land, existing continued from page A1 residences, existing businesses, schools, and a church. Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Area J offers an opportunity City’s Planning Commission for a variety of uses with discussed amendments to areas for continued agricul- the city’s annexation plan tural uses, varying scale resi- — including the property dential, commercial uses, and on the northwest corner of other specialty uses integrat- SR-36 and Erda Way where ing with existing uses.” the Church wants to build its The property is also Temple subdivision. included in the boundar- The proposed subdivision ies for the proposed city of and temple are part of “Area Erda. With their feasibility J,” that Tooele City is under study completed and public consideration for addition to hearings under their belt, the City’s annexation plan. Erda incorporation promot- Area J’s boundaries are ers are collecting signatures described in the staff report on a petition with hopes of on the annexation amend- having incorporation on the ment as “the first four November ballot. properties on either side of Inclusion in an annexation Cimmarron Way; proper- plan does not start the annex- ties abutting State Road 36 ation process. It also does between Cimmarron Way not confer on the property and Erda Way; the existing owner any right or assurance school properties on Erda that the property will ever Way; properties along Erda be annexed, according to the Way between the school staff report on the annexa- properties and State Road 36; tion plan amendment. existing agricultural proper- The Tooele City Planning ties between Erda Way and Commission will hold a pub- Church Road, Liddell Lane lic hearing on the annexation COURTESY OF TOOELE CITY and State Road 36; and the amendment during their Proposed additions to Tooele City’s annexation plan on the north end of the city showing area J which includes the churches, temple and development existing church site and busi- May 27 meeting. Ultimately, site. nesses at the northwest cor- amendments to the annexa- ner of the intersection of Erda tion plan must be approved Way and State Road 36.” by the City Council. Area J’s current condition [email protected] is described as, “made up of a

use. Playgrounds, weight Orange rooms and other facilities will continued from page A1 remain closed.

But we are still seeing an What about businesses? increase in cases, is this the right time to be lowering Many businesses closed by restrictions? the previous Tooele County Health Order, including dine- The infection rate and in options at restaurants, percent of positive tests in may be opened if specific Tooele County are lower protocols outlined in Utah than the state’s, according Leads Together 2.0 are fol- to Tooele County Health lowed. Businesses that will be Department Director Jeff allowed to reopen following Coombs. Coombs also said all of the protocols include epidemiologic data indicates restaurants, personal services, Tooele County never had a gyms, child care, medical out- hard spike like other areas patient clinics, and hospitality and cases and hospitalizations services. Additional industry are at a plateau or decreas- specific standards are estab- ing. The Health Department lished in Utah Leads Together will monitor data and decide 2.0 for retail businesses, if changes in the guidelines hospitality and tourism indus- are needed, Coombs said. tries, home repair, construc- The County epidemiologist, tion and general contractors, John Contreras, said that the and general business and Health Department’s model- office services. Those guide- ing, without the risk level lines can be found at https:// change factored in, shows coronavirus-download.utah. new cases and hospitaliza- gov/Health/Phased%20 tions. So some increase in Health%20Guidelines%20V3. the near future is expected, pdf. Questions about the he said. The difference he guidelines may be addressed said, is that we now have the to the Tooele County Health testing capacity and enough Department.The Tooele trained contact tracers to County School District identify and contain infected announced on Wednesday and exposed people in hotspot that while schools remain areas. Contreras also said the closed, under Utah Leads County has enough hospital Together 2.0 guidelines ten- beds, ventilators, and staff to nis courts, fields and tracks treat anticipated needs. will opened May 1 for public Something On Your Mind? Write a Letter to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin or P.O. Box 390 [email protected] Tooele, UT 84074 A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 30, 2020 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1995, 464 Tooele Army Depot employees receive blue slips he Tooele Transcript right now,” said Lynn Taylor, reconsider a proposal to move only 10 years before Clegg was Carver W. Bryan, President Ross Bulletin has published watermaster for Grantsville irri- Deseret Test Center headquar- born October 15, 1859 and he Gowans and President Alex F. TTooele County news since gation company. “If the weather ters from Fort Douglas in Salt had resided permanently in the Dunn. 1894. Here is a flashback of warms up too fast, there is a Lake City to Dugway Proving same location from log cabin to local front-page news from 25, Front-Page possibility we could have prob- Ground in Tooele County. one of Tooele’s finest homes in April 30, 1920 50, 75 and 100 years ago that lems. Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd made the 85 years of his life. The following resolution was occurred during the last week Flashback the announcement follow- He had figured prominently adopted at a meeting of county of April and first week of May. April 28-May 1, 1970 ing a briefing on the future of in every major development in and state representatives of A late-season snowstorm Dugway in Utah. Tooele City and Tooele County. education: May 2-4, 1995 Despite the grade or job dumped more than 15 inches Lloyd stressed that there He served as Tooele City “That in the high schools Washington’s continuing changes, both categories would of heavy wet snow on Tooele was nothing in the briefing to Marshall and as Tooele County of the Tooele County School effort to cut defense spending continue to receive the same Valley April 27 as temperatures indicate that Dugway might be Commissioner. District no person enrolling hit home for 464 Tooele Army amount of pay. The layoffs dropped into the lower 30s. closed down by the Army. The Later in the week, sorrowing during or after the school year Depot employees on May 2. would take effect on Sept 2. Much heavier snowfall was Army also agreed to delay final friends and relatives assembled of 1920-21 shall be entitled to They were handed blue Later in the week, water reported in the mountain areas action on a proposal to elimi- for the funeral services for Peter a high school diploma who has slips as part of TAD’s planned levels at both Grantsville and as snow covered the northern nate 91 civilian jobs at Dugway. M. Clegg, beloved community not conformed to standards realignment which was set in Settlement Canyon reservoirs half of the state. and church leader. described by the board in motion nearly two years earlier reached near capacity levels. The Utah Highway Patrol May 1-4, 1945 President J. Reuben Clark of health, work, thrift and com- by a federal commission. Officials hesitated to use the reported that 3 inches of snow Peter M. Clegg, age 85, one the LDS First Presidency, and munity civics This work to be In addition, 153 employees word “flood,” but they said if fell within 15 minutes late in of Tooele County’s most promi- lifetime acquaintance of Clegg, in addition to the required 16 were told they will be changed the weather warmed up too the evening on US Highway 40 nent citizens, died on April 30 was one of the speakers at the units.” to a lower grade, and 100 fast, problems could result. west of Grantsville. at the family home following a service eulogizing the life of employees “internally” reas- “We are doing all we can by Friday’s front page featured brief illness. Clegg. Correspondent Mark Watson signed to other offices. drawing the reservoir down news that the military agreed to Tooele City was founded Other speakers were Bishop compiled this report.

OBITUARIES

Clarence Hubert retirement. Hugh Edmund Bud was baptized as a mem- Huggins Jr. ber of The Church of Jesus Gowans Clarence Hubert Huggins Jr. Christ of Latter-day Saints on Hugh Edmund Gowans, age (Bud) passed away in his home Christmas Eve of 1980, along 88, passed away in his home in Lake Point, Utah, of natural with his wife Janet Beck and in Tooele, Utah, after a long causes April 25, 2020. He was their daughters Rebecca and battle with pulmonary fibrosis. 85 years old. Bud was born Rachel. At this time they lived Hugh was born Aug. 24, March 11, 1935, in Kansas in Springfield, Missouri, where 1931, to Ross and Merl City, Kansas, to Clarence and they spent eight years before Gowans in Tooele, Utah. Fannie (Matney) Huggins. He moving to Utah in 1987. Hugh served a mission for is survived by his sister Clarice Bud and his eternal sweet- The Church of Jesus Christ Griego and brother Raymond heart were sealed in the Salt of Latter-day Saints in the Huggins. He was raised in Los Lake Temple in 1982. They are Texas-Louisiana Mission, then Angeles, California. Bud was the parents of Rebecca, Rachel later served in the Army from preceded in death by his par- (Greg) Vidrine, Clarence 1953- 1956. In 1962 he mar- ents and his son Clarence III Hubert III, and Andrew ried the love of his life Gwenda (Buddy). (Diana). Bud also leaves Lee Asay in the Salt Lake City Bud served in the Coast years. During this time, he behind his children, Sean and Temple. Together they raised in Vernon, Utah. The calling he Ashley, and son-in-law Jim Guard from 1953 to 1957 had the opportunity to serve Maureen, from his first mar- six children. He retired from was most proud of was Home Hartley. and continued serving in the as president of the Junior riage. He is also survived by the Tooele Army Depot in Teacher. He served his families We would like to extend a reserves for four years. He Chamber of Commerce in many grandchildren whom he 1987. Hugh enjoyed ranch- faithfully up until he got too very heartfelt thank you to the joined the Los Angeles County Whittier. After his time in the loved dearly. ing with his brothers, playing weak to leave the house. staff from Canyon Home Care Fire Department and worked fire department he worked as a Bud enjoyed serving in his softball, watching rodeos, Hugh is survived by his & Hospice for their wonderful in Whittier, California, for 10 general contractor through his community and enjoyed his especially the bull riding wife Gwen; his children, Todd care and services and all the church service. He served events, and spending time with (Tamera), Don (Joy), Troy many other individuals and in the Marshfield Missouri his family. As a faithful and (Brenda), Tonya Hartley, Brad families who served and con- Branch presidency, High Priest devout member of The Church (Michelle); many grandchil- tinue to serve Hugh and Gwen. Headstone Clean Group Leader, Elders Quorum of Jesus Christ of Latter-day dren and great-grandchildren. A viewing will be held at President, Gospel Doctrine Saints, he enjoyed serving in He is also survived by his Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., & Restoration Teacher, and Ward Missionary. various callings throughout brothers Jim and Don. Tooele, Utah, on Friday, May Get your Loved Ones on our Graveside Services will the years, especially working in He was preceded in death 1, from 6-8 p.m. Graveside ser- books in time for Memorial Day Before be held at the Lake Point the Jordan River Temple and by his parents, Ross and Merl, vice will be held at the Tooele Cemetery on Friday, May 1, at serving for many years on the brother Kenneth, daughter City Cemetery, Saturday, May Cleaned/Polished/Protected and or After Color Restoration 1 p.m. committee for the Church farm Trina Marie, granddaughter 2, at 10:30 a.m. LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED Call Susan 435-830-8664 Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050

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think we’d all like to get Passports: We have received June Primary Election: This polling location, there is sure would like to make a public our lives back to “normal,” notification from the pass- is going to be a strange election to be a long line for ballots. I comment, please go to pub- whatever that is, however, port agency that they cannot for all of us. The only parties can’t stress enough to please [email protected]. Make I Marilyn Gillette after we get through this virus, guarantee passports will be involved in the June primary watch for your ballot in the sure to specify which meeting GUEST COLUMNIST I’m not sure what our “normal” completed within the six-eight election will be the Republican mail during the beginning of you are leaving the comment is going to look like. In the week time frame. Also, there and Democratic parties. There June. There will be no drop off for. All public comments are Clerk’s Office there have been is no more expediting for two will be no in-person polling boxes inside the Clerk’s office. included in the minutes of the a number of changes to try to by credit card or debit card. week service. The passport locations only a mobile poll- Either return your ballot by meeting. This is new to all of accommodate and be able to Read the confirmation email agency, as well as everyone ing location at the county mail or at one of the drop box us, so we’ll see how it goes. serve our public. Here are a containing information about else, has laid off staff so things building. Only those affiliated locations. Much more informa- All of these changes and few things that are happening: finalizing your application by are taking longer. My advice with the Republican Party will tion will be coming before the precautions are being taken Marriage Licenses: You emailing a selfie and copies of would be to still come in and receive a Republican ballot. election. for your protection, as well can now get your marriage your driver’s licenses to tooele- apply for your passport as soon Only those affiliated with the Commission Meetings: With as ours. The hope is that we license completely online. Go [email protected]. Once we as possible. I’m afraid that if Democratic Party, and unaf- social distancing only 10 peo- will be back to “normal” for to tooeleco.org, click on the have verified your information, you wait until things are back filiated voters who request a ple are allowed into meetings, the Presidential Election in “Your Government” tab and compared signatures, etc., we to “normal” there will be a Democratic ballot will receive so the IT Department is work- November, but until then, then click on the “Clerk” line will email you the marriage floodgate of people applying a Democratic ballot. No other ing on a social platform where please be safe, wear masks in located under the “Elected license with instructions on and it will take even longer. If parties will be voting this elec- citizens will be able to make public, practice social distanc- Officials” column. You will find how to proceed. If for some you apply now, at least your tion. If you are unaffiliated and public comments during the ing and please, remember to the marriage license link in the reason there is a problem, we application is in the system. would like to vote a Republican meeting. The arrangements be kind. left column of the page under are allowing Tooele County Passport applications are taken or Democratic ballot, please are still in the works, but until the “Clerk Links.” Complete residents only to make an by appointment only during request or affiliate before June then you can still listen to Marilyn K. Gillette is the your marriage license appli- appointment to come into the this situation. Call 435-843- 19 so a ballot can be sent to the meeting on Facebook at Tooele County Clerk. cation online and pay online office to complete the license. 3155 to make an appointment. you. With only one mobile Transcript Bulletin Live. If you

breaking the school’s single- on Jan. 16 at home, and 21 state semifinals). All-Region 10 nod. White game scoring record with 37 points, seven rebounds and She needs only to average Athletes Whitney Wangsgard, continued from page A4 points in a 71-34 victory over four in an emotional road vic- 15 points a game as a senior continued from page A4 junior, Grantsville girls soc- the Wildcats. She also had 13 tory over Morgan. to become the fifth Grantsville cer — Wangsgard is Utah’s all- rebounds, four steals, three She continued to step up player to score 1,000 career time leading goal-scorer, male 19.3 points per game, and she blocks and two assists that big in the postseason for points, and is within striking backstopped the Stallions to a or female, with 141 career also averaged 9.2 rebounds, night. It marked the second Grantsville, which found itself distance of the Cowboys’ career state quarterfinal appearance goals. She scored 56 goals this 2.7 steals and 1.3 assists on time she’d broken the 30-point playing on the final day of the scoring record. during the soccer season and season, the second-most in a her way to a bevy of postsea- barrier, having scored 32 in a state tournament for the third Before COVID-19 caused the earned Honorable Mention single season in state history, son awards after Grantsville win over Canyon View at the consecutive year. She had 17 cancelation of the spring sports All-State and Second Team and she was named First Team finished fourth at the Class 3A Steve Hodson Cancer Classic in points, 14 rebounds and five season, White figured to play All-Region 10 recognition. She All-State for the third season state tournament. Not surpris- Cedar City just after Christmas, steals in the Cowboys’ quar- a key role for the Cowboys on averaged 7.4 points and 3.0 in a row after helping the ingly, she was a First Team and she went on to score at terfinal win over San Juan, the softball field as they chased rebounds per game for SHS Cowboys win a school-record All-Region 13 and First Team least 20 points in a game 13 and added 19 points and 15 a fourth Class 3A state title in during basketball season and 11 games. All-State selection, and she also times. rebounds in a tough semifinal a row. She got a hit in her lone earned an Honorable Mention [email protected] received an honorary Jackie White had a knack for shin- loss to Judge Memorial. plate appearance of the trun- White-Kimber Memorial Award ing brightest when her team White recorded a dozen cated season as GHS defeated — an honor named for her late needed it most. In Region double-doubles during the Cedar City 12-1. Follow us on Facebook! aunt and usually given only to 13 play, she had six double- season. She had two games in On the heels of a spectacular Tooele High players. doubles and averaged 20.4 which she picked off six steals junior year, White’s final year White added her name to points and 10.4 rebounds as and pulled down 15 rebounds in Grantsville red and black has TOOELETRANSCRIPT the Grantsville High record Grantsville earned a second- in a game three times (twice a chance to be something truly book in a big way on Jan. 28 place finish. She had 24 points against Class 3A Most Valuable special. 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SLB&M, AND RUN TH S 352’19” E 132.93 FT OF TOOELE CITY. OUT OF 3-36-31, 2-18-20, THE TRUE POB; TH S 3727’55”” W 1267.79 FT TO A FENCE COR; TH S 358’40” W 56.99 FT 2-137-4, 2-17-52 AND 2-134-13 FOR 2011 YEAR. ALG W LI OF HWY TO A PT ON THE W LI OF TO A FENCE COR; S 033’20” E 264.61 FT ALG R016866 Parcel Number: 1005000005 R020331 Parcel Number: 0120600008 6.262 AC NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SD SEC; TH N 0031’01”” AND BEYOND AN EXISTING FENCE LI TO VELDEEN MURPHY T/C $3,949.02 BARBARA GARCIA $1,642.75 W 1003.32 FT TO NW COR OF NE 1/4 OF NE THE N LI OF THE WENDELL AND MABEL LOT 5, WEST PLAIN SUB CONT .18 ACRES LOT 12, BLK 92, PLAT A, SS, .09 AC 0.09 AC R017082 Parcel Number: 201800010 1/4; TH N 8946’49”” E 780.23 FT ALG N LI OF JONES TRUSTEES PARCEL; THE N 8953’50” W RONALD D HESLOP $981.44 0.18 AC SEC TO POB. (REDESCRIBED LEGAL TO RE- 97.99 FT ALG THE N LI OF SD WENDELL AND R008742 Parcel Number: 0110900043 BEG AT A PT 212.74 FT N ALG SEC LI & S FLECT THE 2004 RESURVEY FOR 2005 YEAR.) 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( OUT OF 3-36-6--MOD-956 )ANNEXED “”STATE COORDINATE & DEPENDENT W 193.64 FT ALG SD EXISTING FENCE LI TO TOOELE CITY FOR 88 TAX ROLL 7.17 AC BEG, CONT .184 ACRES BEING A PART OF RESURVEY OF PORTIONS OF T4S, R4W, TO THE S LI OF SD COUNTY ROAD; TH S SEC 36, T2S, R6W R029933 Parcel Number: 0201700050 SLB&M””, AS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE 8953’50” E 107.58 FT ALG THE S LI OF SD CHRISTENSEN INVESTMENTS 65% INT R003444 Parcel Number: 10009G0303 TOOELE COUNTY SURVEYOR IN BK 974 AT ROAD TO TH POB. 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OUT OF 2-17-8 FOR A RADIUS OF 5806.65 FT THRU A C/A OF SION PHASE III, A SUBDIVISION OF TOOELE EASEMENTS, OR INTEREST AS OUTLINED IN SEC 31, T2S, R5W, SLB&M, POB ALSO BEING 2009 YEAR. 0501’47””, A DIST OF 509.73 FT W/ A CHORD CITY THIRD AMENDMENT TO THE DECLARATION 195 FT W FR NW COR OF INTER OF KEARL BEARING OF N 2503’50”” E, M/L, TO THE SLY OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRIC- & MAIN ST, N 406.23 FT, M/L TO HAMMOND R004872 Parcel Number: 0105800004 LI OF SD SEC 6; TH N 8946’49”” E ALG SD SLY R013730 Parcel Number: 0611100002 TIONS AND EASEMENTS FOR SOUTH WIL- PPTY; E 100 FT, S 24 RODS, M/L, TO N LINE CLARA E SMITH JT $6,768.18 LI A DIST OF 2694.83 FT, M/L, TO THE NWLY JOHN D LUTZ $965.78 LOW ESTATES PLAT 1, PUD AND RECORDED MAIN ST; W 100 FT TO POB. OUT OF 1-52-28. COM 14.76 CHS E & 1.54 CHS S OF SW COR LI OF SD STATE HWY PROJ AND THE POB. SE 1/4, SEC 34, T6S,R8W,SLM, CONT 160 AS ENTRY #238937. DESCRIBED AS FOL- 0.93 AC NW 1/4 OF SEC 32, T2S, R5W, SLM, N 162 1/2 OUT OF 6-8-15 FOR 2006 YEAR.” ACRES 160.00 AC FT, W 85 FT, S 162 1/2 FT, E 85 FT TO BEG LOWS: BEG AT A PT S 89*33’44”” W 382.58 FT ALG THE SEC LI AND N 760.33 FT FROM THE R018058 Parcel Number: 200500006 R013771 Parcel Number: 1309400024 R016822 Parcel Number: 0203100009 SE COR OF SEC 7, T3S, R5W, SLB&M, (BASIS YURI V KOZODOY $19,678.72 R012405 Parcel Number: 08026J0416 DAVID PAUL KENNEDY $3,046.61 JON GOSSETT JT $3,134.24 OF BEARING BEING S 89*33’44”” W 2638.09 BEG AT A PT WH IS S 8939’28” W 858.50 FT CYRUS LAND DEVELOPMENT LLC $96.46 LOT 24, VISTAS - PHASE 1, A SUBDIVISION COM 80 FT N OF SE COR LOT 1, BLK 6, PLAT FT BETWEEN THE S 1/4 COR AND THE SE FR E 1/4 COR OF SEC 22, T3S, R4W, SLB&M, PT OF LOT 403 OF DEER HOLLOW SUBDIVI- OF WENDOVER CITY. (OUT OF 1-252-30, A, TCS, N 25 FT, W 63 1/2 FT, S 25 FT, E 63 1/2 COR OF SD SEC 7); AND RUN TH S 81*10’54”” RUN TH S 4038’14” E 91.09 FT, TH S 6103’07” E SION PHASE 4 DESC AS FOLLOWS: COM AT 1-252-33, AND 8-17-D-1 FOR 2002 YEAR.) .17 FT TO BEG. 0.04 AC W 15.00 FT; TH N 53*49’06”” W 14.14 FT; TH 158.8 FT, TH S 4253’54” E 79.87 FT, S 7407’31” THE NE COR OF SEC 34, T3S, R4W, SLB&M; AC N 08*49’06”” W 20.00 FT; TH N 81*10’54”” E E 100.17 FT, TH S 2046’32” E 236.18 FT, TH S TH S 0102’05” W ALG THE E LI OF SD SEC 25.00 FT; TH S 08*49’06”” E 30.00 FT TO POB. 1941’48” E 211.08 FT, TH S 2453’21” E 381.91 FOR 704.77 FT; TH N 8857’55” W PERPEN- R003888 Parcel Number: 1508000121 R019150 Parcel Number: 0709400009 OUT OF 15-41-290 FOR 2007 YEAR.” FT, TH S 2117’08” E 195.24 FT, TH S 3127’12” W DICULAR TO SD E LI FOR 270.59 FT TO KRISTEN JILL REED $7,322.48 DOUBLE J LIVESTOCK LLC $92.22 100.89 FT, TH S 1914’55” W 50.725 FT TO THE AN ANGLE PT ON THE E LI OF LOT 403 OF LOT 121, STANSBURY PLACE SUB PUD PH 1, BEG 1080.14 FT E OF SW COR SEC 36, T10S, 1/4 SEC LI, TH S 8958’31” E 200.00 FT, TH N DEER HOLLOW SUB PH IV, REC IN TOOELE A SUBDIVISION OF TOOELE COUNTY. R029758 Parcel Number: 150420409A R17W, N 1075.2 FT, E 241.86 FT, S 1075.2 FT, W 1221’19” W 173.503 FT, TH N 2117’08” W 194.24 COUNTY AS ENTRY NO 066467 IN BK 378 AT SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES OWNERS ASSN IN 241.86 FT TO BEG, CONT 5.97 AC 5.97 AC FT, TH N 2453’21” W 381.91 FT, TH N 1941’48” PG 117, SD PT BEING THE POB; TH S 0313’40” R019165 Parcel Number: 0114800016 $101.07 W 211.08 FT, TH N 2046’32” W 236.18 FT, TH N W ALG THE E LI OF SD LOT 403 FOR 135.00 MARY ORME $423.60 LOT 409 SIGN PARCEL: BEG AT A PT N R014550 Parcel Number: 1004500042 4459’30” W 82.089 FT, TH N 5820’26” W 265.483 FT TO THE SE COR OF SD LOT; TH WITH A LOT 9, BLK 10, PLAT A, OPHIR SUR 0.23 AC 89*33’44” E 794.08 FT ALG THE SEC LI AND N FLEETWOOD 704 LLC $5,380.89 277.59 FT FROM THE S 1/4 COR OF SEC 7, T3S, FT, TH S 8939’29” W 158.499 FT TO THE POB. NON-TANGENT CURVE TO THE LEFT HAV- LOT 42, WESTLAND MOBIL ESTATES SUB R002621 Parcel Number: 0101700017 R5W, SLB&M, (BASIS OF BEARING BEING S 3.84 AC ING A RADIUS OF 280.00, WHOSE CTR BEARS #1 0.29 AC S 0313’53” W, WITH A C/A OF 0018’25” (CHD MICHAEL JACK MILLS $7,615.95 89*33’44” W 2638.09 FT BETWEEN THE S 1/4 LOT 109, WEST MEADOWS PLAT C, A SUB- COR AND THE SE COR OF SD SEC 7); AND IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my BRG AND DIST OF N 8655’20” W - 1.50 FT) R023137 Parcel Number: 1004500005 DIVISION OF TOOELE CITY. 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OUT OF MICHELLE RICHARDSON $4,193.02 R025999 Parcel Number: 204400032 40.02 FT TO E LI OF CO RD, S 8 45’ E 110 FT, E 2-2-17, 2-2-22, 2-2-23, 2-2-24 FOR 2001 YEAR. BEG 500.71 FT E & 122 FT N FR SW COR LOT STILINOVICH INVESTMENTS III LLC ALISON H. MCCOY 23.5 FT TO BEG 0.08 AC 0.16 ACRES 1 BLK 48 PLAT A TCS, N 61 FT, E 117.71 FT, $4,172.31 TOOELE COUNTY AUDITOR TO E LN BLK 48, S 61 FT, W 117.71 FT TO BEG COM NE COR LOT 8, BLK 35, PLAT A, TCS, R031520 Parcel Number: 0201700075 R016551 Parcel Number: 1001400030 A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 30, 2020

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tansbury High School had 14 seniors compete in the Wasatch SFront Region of the Deseret News/ KSL Sterling Scholar Program last month. The purpose of the Sterling Scholar Awards is to publicly recognize and encourage the pursuit of excellence in scholarship, community service, leadership and citizenship of public high school seniors in the state of Utah. The Deseret News and KSL Broadcast Quinton Adair Eden Beazer David Bennett Group developed the program in the 1960s to focus attention on outstanding seniors in order to recognize them publicly, as well as award cash scholarships and tuition waivers from participating institutions. A Sterling Scholar demonstrates excellence in academics, leadership, service, interview skills, and one of 15 specific categories, which include agriculture science, business and marketing, computer technology, dance, English and literature, family and consumer sciences, general scholarship, instrumental music, mathe- matics, science, speech and drama, skilled and technical education, visual arts, vocal performance, and world languages. Candidates for Sterling Scholar are selected by their high school. The Sterling Scholar Awards program seeks to com- mend and encourage excellence among all students. All nominees are judged equally on the basis of scholastic achievement, com-

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SUNDAY DRIVE An SUV for any family the 2020 Mercedes GLB250 he all-new 2020 a plenty hiding in the smaller Mercedes GLB250 package along with plenty T4Matic comes to the of room for extra stuff in the market at just the right time, back. as Mercedes jumps in with a Under the hood is a 2.0 liter mid-sized SUV at a cost that four-cylinder inline turbo- makes owning one a reality charged engine that produces for many. We were impressed a whopping 221 horsepower, with the sticker price of only Craig & Deanne Conover and even better than that, 258 be $38,600. There are many GUEST COLUMNISTS ft.-lbs. of torque. This subtle mid-sized SUVs that would fit little engine will push the new into that slot on the market it put forth more of a state- SUV to 60 in just 6.9 seconds. right now. Although this is a ment that said, “Hey, I am a Up front this may not seem like slightly higher price, would any Mercedes and will get my fam- a great feat, but trust us, after of the others come with the ily through thick and thin no a week of motoring around luxury and engineering that is matter what, and will do that “Happy Valley,” Utah, there synonymous with the Mercedes with a certain amount of style was more than one occasion name? all my own.” when it put us back into our This new offering from the We found that after a week seats as we bolted into traffic German company does not with the nimble smaller SUV with ease. have the looks of what is now we began looking forward each So maybe not a hot hatch considered a hot hatch, having day to the drive and the great on the outside but for a mom instead a refined and dignified manners that came with the or just empty nesters like our- look from the outside. In fact, GLB package. There was power selves it got the job done with pizazz, and didn’t attract all the attention that may come with the competition. The folks at Mercedes have even added the option of a third row of seats that would give the growing family man options to step up into the luxury SUV world. Our test ride only had two rows of seats but on a trip to Costco there was plenty of room in the rear for what turned out to be a pretty good load of stuff, and we didn’t have to lower the second row. Even with a couple of kids on board there would be plenty of room in the back for all their gear along with Mom making a shopping trip out of it also. The second row of seats are also adjustable, both being able — power seats, automatic our favorite being that of the driving experience. At night to recline and also move back braking assist, a seven-inch Premium Package ($1,650) this was just a great way to stay and forth, thus allowing for an driving cluster, and a seven- that upgraded the displays to relaxed on the ride home. Even extra six cubic feet of space in inch touch screen infotainment 10.25 inches respectively, giv- better, a quick ,“Hey, Mercedes the rear. This would also allow system. ing a continuous flow of LED change the ambient lighting to for occupants in the third row Along with this, the design- screen from the driving display blue,” was just that easy! of seating to have more leg ers have included one of our across to the infotainment The all-new Mercedes room, if needed. favorite new Mercedes addi- system. In our book, bigger GLB250 would be a great addi- The SUV comes standard tions in the standard package: always seems to be better in tion for anyone to take the with leather seats all around, the new Mercedes Benz User this world. first step into the luxury SUV a power lift gate — something Experience (MBUX). This is a Having all the gauges in market. We had a great time that we would consider a system that understands basic a LED display is just a great with it for a week taking full necessity in today’s busy world language, maybe better known feature. Add to this the fact advantage of all the added as the “Hey, Mercedes” sys- they can be adjusted in differ- bonuses that came with it, and tem. Just by saying the words ent ways for different driver’s we completely fell for the “Hey, “Hey, Mercedes” the system needs, how could it get any Mercedes” option. Guess we 6985 W. 2100 South responds with “What do you better? This package also just spend too much time with need?” It is just like having a added blind spot assist and Siri and Alexa. R.A. personal assistant on board to power folding and heated mir- Base Price: $38,600 West Valley City help along the drive. Changing rors. Price as Driven: $51,210 ohnson radio channels, adjusting inte- Another awesome addi- 801-252-7509 JROCK PRODUCTS rior temperature, adding a nav- tion was the 64-color ambient Craig and Deanne Conover igation point — all as easy as lighting system for $310; well have been test-driving vehicles saying, “Hey Mercedes change worth it as the interior lights for nearly a decade. They receive • Landscape RockCALL OFFICE the radio to the Billy Joel could be adjusted to pretty a new car each week for a week- • Top Soil Channel” and away it goes. much any color available for long test drive and adventure. 801-252-7509 We first saw this system a any mood we had during our They live in Springville, Utah. • Rock • Rock RetainingOffice Walls hours 9am to 4pm little over a year ago on a much pricier Mercedes and are glad • Boulders• Decorative RockAFTER Products HOURS CALL to see the technology make POETRY 801-301-8897 or 435-650-7696 it into an entry level design • Coble Rock• Excavating & Dump Truck Work and as a standard feature. At first it may seem like a gim- • Gravel micky entertainment addition, Game Prayer • Slab Rock • Stair Slabs but when in heavy traffic, it becomes a lifesaver to help ost of the school-age • Colored Gravel • Topsoil with the drive. Unlike some athletes I know or voice activated systems, it Mhave known would Ted Kooser Robert Johnson, owner requires no push of a button have been embarrassed to U.S. POET LAUREATE and works with simple com- show any vulnerability, and 2004 – 2006 mands instead of having to this fine poem by Al Ortolani, cell: 801-301-8897 fax: 801-252-7518 navigate through many menus from his chapbook Hansel which usually leaves us very and Gretel Get the Word on the [email protected] frustrated and ready to give up Street, published by Rattle, Game Prayer and fumble with our phones really catches what I felt like, Maybe it’s the way boys for Siri’s assistance. trying to do my best at what I look at each other before the Our test ride did come was never any good at, even on last game, with a couple of upgrades, my best day. their eyes wet and glimmer- ing with rain.

Maybe it’s that I catch them in these shy moments of waiting, turning the world like a Birch Family Pharmacy pigskin, flipping it nonchalantly, low spiral drilling the air. Maybe it’s is committed to serving the community this moment before the splash and intends to stay available for our patients’ of lights before the game prayer before you run from the needs throughout this challenging time. door. If so, forgive me As always, our main priority is to keep patients and staff healthy and safe. for seeing you so vulnerable, You may see changes at each of our stores as we work towards that. in that quiet moment before the helmets.

Please consider our available services to assist with social distancing: We do not accept unsolicited submissions. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Drive Thru · All Day Deliveries · Automatic Refills Poetry Foundation. Poem copyright ©2019 by Al Ortolani, “Game Prayer,” from Hansel Thank you for your patience and continued support at this time! and Gretel Get the Word on the Street, (Rattle, 2019). Poem reprinted by permission of Al www.birchfamilyrx.com Ortolani and the publisher. Birch Family Pharmacy Introduction copyright © 2020 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, TOOELE GRANTSVILLE STANSBURY Ted Kooser, served as United 493 N. Main St. 213 E. Main St. 6727 N. Hwy 36 States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of 882.7775 884.9990 882.8880 Congress from 2004-2006. THURSDAY April 30, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 Infants and toddlers blossom with books

ince last May when our developed into slightly discern- voice sets the tone for a posi- first grandchild was able first words. Is she saying tive relationship with books. Sborn, one of the primary “dada” and “ball”? “Let’s get 2. Reading any time of the focuses of my attention has that conversation rolling,” I say day is valuable, but encourag- admittedly been on baby Ida. to myself. “Beyond your jubi- ing book time as part of the Living in the same metro area, lant smile or lament when hun- bedtime routine creates a I have happily zoomed in on gry, Ida, tell me what you are healthy daily ritual. her first smiles and enchanting thinking and feeling.” I know 3. Don’t be surprised when coos and babble. that time is coming down the your toddlers want you to read The joyful sounds have road because even now, when the same book over and over she sits in my lap and we read as they begin to recognize books, she blossoms. familiar pictures and words. Since she was a wee one, Be patient, and thrilled at the we’ve enjoyed relaxing book same time, as you see them time with stories that rhyme learn! (we bounce and rock to the 4. Taking phrases from your rhythm) — first with the clas- child’s favorite books and turn- sic touch-and-feel books like ing them into short songs, or “Pat the Bunny,” and soft playful and sometimes silly cloth books, some with crin- rhymes using their name, can kly sounding pages. Now the be enjoyed in the car or other chunky board books draw her times when reading isn’t pos- in with eye-catching objects sible. paired with words on easy- 5. Start a family bookshelf to-turn pages that she eagerly within easy reach of your tod- flips open and closed. dler. Be on the lookout for Talking, singing, rhyming books at garage sales and used and sharing books with babies bookstores this spring, and throughout the day teaches request book giving for your language and builds a solid child’s next birthday. background for future reading • • • comprehension. Plus, com- Donna Erickson’s award- ing from a new grandmother, winning series “Donna’s Day” Bruce Willis the daily practice of reading is airing on public television provides pleasurable connec- nationwide. To find more of re you ready for a Orphans,” set during the tion time and a sweet bond her creative family recipes musical about Steven Great Depression, with between generations. and activities, visit www.don- ASpielberg’s clas- Martin Sheen, Robert Duvall, Books in bloom! Enjoy a nasday.com and link to the sic 1975 film “Jaws”? The “Seinfeld’s” Wayne Knight spring that’s full of reading NEW Donna’s Day Facebook Papermill Playhouse in New and Treat Williams. Frank with the babies and toddlers fan page. Her latest book is Jersey, often used to develop Grillo has completed “The in your life. Here are some tips: “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Broadway-bound shows, has Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard,” 1. It’s never too early to start Funstuff for Families.” booked an impressive sea- with Ryan Reynolds, Morgan reading with your child, even son from now until 2021. It Freeman, Samuel L. Jackson, during the first months of life. © 2020 Donna Erickson has planned productions of Salma Hayek, Antonio Babies enjoy and “blossom” from book time, anytime. Your soothing and familiar Distributed by King Features Synd. the classic board game and Banderas and Richard E. comedy film “Clue,” “The Grant, for an Aug. 28 release. Sound of Music” and the *** Elton John/Tim Rice musi- Due to Tom Hanks’ bout cal “Aida,” before ending the with the coronavirus, Baz season with “Bruce” (June Luhrmann’s film, shooting 9-July 21, 2021). Bruce was in Australia, about Elvis Off-the-charts pain the name of the uncoopera- Presley, in which Hanks plays tive mechanical shark that Presley’s manager Colonial DEAR DR. ROACH: Why is way the doctor can measure is subjective, there is no way of gave Spielberg and his team Parker to Austin Butler’s pain measured by numbers? I your pain? I have given up standardizing what a person endless problems. Mark your Elvis, has been shut down have severe pain, and doctors everything I love to do in life means with their pain rat- calendars. until Hanks has recovered. do not know what to do when because of pain. There’s no ing. However, a 10 on a scale • • • Maggie Gyllenhaal plays I say it is an 11 on a scale of way to get “better” from pain. of 1-10 is supposed to be the Meanwhile, another Elvis’ mother. 1-10. My pain can’t be mea- — M.L.D. worst pain imaginable. Bruce, Bruce Willis, has • • • sured by numbers. It depends ANSWER: I am very sorry to • • • been more than cooperative Some last words about on the time of day, what I have hear your story, as it is similar DEAR DR. ROACH: My that give an estimate of effec- with his busy film schedule. Kenny Rogers. When come- done during the day and the to those I have heard before father, 90, has neuropathy in tiveness. It may be the case “10 Minutes Gone,” with dian Pat Paulsen was starring weather. from people with chronic pain his feet and legs, and it is very that 85% of people treated at Michael Chiklis, was released on “The Smothers Brothers I have arthritis in most of due to many different causes. painful. He recently talked to a the clinic report improvement. last September; “Trauma Comedy Hour” in 1968, he my joints, specifically my spine It is disappointing for me to clinic that is offering stem cell But the risk of a placebo effect Center,” with Nicky Whelan, launched a comical campaign and hips. Having had five hear that you haven’t found treatment to relieve the pain. is very high with this kind of debuted Dec. 6; and “Survive for president of the United spine surgeries, epidurals and a pain specialist in your area The clinic says it helps 85% of procedure, and I could not rec- the Night,” with CW star States. His political fund- hip shots, I have pain every who seems to care about help- those who get the treatment; ommend stem cell treatments Chad Michael Murray, went raiser was a 99-cent dinner day. There is not much more ing you. however, because of HIPAA for neuropathy without better straight to video. at a Beverly Hills cafeteria that can be done but to take Although the 1-10 pain scale laws, they don’t provide any information about the risks, Willis also has a slate of that brought out every star in opioids. It can be hard to make is thoroughly entrenched, it referrals. the benefits and how long films that don’t yet have Hollywood. The band play- the decision either to take an has its flaws. The biggest one The treatments are very those benefits might last. release dates. The sci-fi ing the gala was The First opioid and go out shopping or is that what one person might expensive ($16,000), and • • • action thriller “Breach,” Edition, and I did a lot of for coffee feeling like I am in a consider a two, another person results are seen in six weeks to Dr. Roach regrets that about an interstellar ark, is photos with them and got to vacuum, or to go out in pain. might consider a nine. I’ve six months. Are you familiar he is unable to answer indi- due in the fall. “Midnight in know them well. The lead There is no chronic pain seen people with horrifying with this treatment, and is it vidual questions, but will the Switchgrass” has a great singer’s name was Kenny support group in my area, and injuries gritting their teeth effective for most people? Is incorporate them in the cast with Oscar-nominee Rogers. Their first hit was no one can understand how and saying their pain is a 3 this something you can recom- column whenever possible. Emile Hirsch, sexy Megan “Ruby Don’t Take Your Love I feel, even the professionals, while other people claim their mend? — D.B. Readers may email questions Fox, Lucas Haas and Sistine to Town.” unless they have gone through pain from what seems to be a ANSWER: I also have seen to ToYourGoodHealth@med. Rose Stallone (21-year-old Luckily, for many years I it. So when asked how I am, I minor condition is a 10 (I had advertisements for stem cell cornell.edu. daughter of Sylvester), but was able to spend time with say “fine.” Other people don’t one person tell me the pain treatments for many condi- shooting is on hold due to Kenny and hang out at his want to hear about my pain. from getting his blood pressure tions. For neuropathy in partic- © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. the coronavirus. He’s also got house from time to time Why is there not another taken was a 10). Because pain ular, there are no good studies All Rights Reserved “McClane,” an offshoot based with Mickey Dolenz. Kenny on Willis’ character from the was just as nice and down “Die Hard” franchise, along to earth as you were led to with the alien invasion movie believe he was. His music Edmund Burke was not a make a 3-inch-long nail. It fact that the salt is sepa- “Cosmic Sin,” with Luke stays with us now that he’s skilled public speaker. In also contains enough fat to rated from the water when Wilson and Frank Grillo. joined the “Islands In the fact, his speeches at the produce seven bars of soap. freezing as it does not fit Wilson just completed Stream”! House of Commons were so into the crystalline structure the sports film “12 Mighty © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. • The first washing machine boring, many MPs left the of ice. was invented in 1782 by H. building once he stood up. Sidgier of Great Britain. His • The first lipstick appeared BY LUCIE WINBOURNE • In 1907, an ad campaign design was later honed by in ancient Mesopotamia • Sigurd the Mighty, a ninth- for Kellogg’s Corn Flakes other inventors, including approximately 4,000 years century Norse earl of offered a free box of cereal William Blackstone, who ago, when women decorat- Orkney, was killed by an to any woman who would invented the first at-home ed their lips with dust made enemy he had beheaded wink at her grocer. washer as a birthday gift for from precious gems. • • • several hours earlier. He’d • While Jackie Robinson his wife. tied the man’s head to his was laid up for two weeks • Drinking seawater will Thought for the Day: “The horse’s saddle, but while in 1948 with a hamstring cause rapid dehydration world is a dangerous place to riding home one of its pro- injury, the Dodgers secretly and, if enough is consumed, live; not because of the people truding teeth grazed his leg, replaced him with Herschel eventually death. Frozen who are evil, but because of causing an infection from Morowitz, a white man in seawater is a much safer the people who don’t do any- which the unlucky Sigurd black face. alternative, since it contains thing about it.” died. — Albert Einstein • The average human body only a tenth as much salt as the liquid form, due to the • Irish author and politician contains enough iron to © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 30, 2020

Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson Adam@Home by Rob Harrell

Heart of the City by Mark Tatulli The Fusco Brothers by J.C. Duffy

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by David Steinberg April 27, 2020 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 44 Intersecting 3 Hawkeye 34 Muslim Take action. Be part of the solu- 1 Invoice roadway State pilgrim’s tion, not the problem, when work- stamp 47 Journalist resident destination ing alongside others. Question 5 Tread Koppel 4 Iron-fisted 35 Wide excess, promote moderation and heavily 48 Creme ruler assortment keep your life simple. ★★★★ Thatababy by Paul Trapp 10 “We’re de ___ 5 Leave 36 Handled, as TAURUS (April 20-May 20): toast!” 49 Like undo- rolling in paperwork The responsibilities you take on 14 Gel- mesticated the aisles 38 Reflex will be demanding. Think twice producing cats 6 Chuck of hammer plant 51 “Yes, “Meet the target before you let someone use you 15 Person in Captain!” Press” 39 Lascivious or take you for granted. ★★★ a tryst 52 Aroma- 7 ___ the look GEMINI (May 21-June 20): 16 Forfeited therapy moon 41 Federal Stay focused and shoot for the wheels, spot (delighted) retirement stars. There is money to be made briefly 55 Puts in 8 Free-for- org. and deals to put in place. Verify 17 Acknowl- order all 45 Run-of- information, and negotiate on edges 59 What a 9 Be the-mill your behalf. ★★★ applause Monday insistent 46 To-do list 18 “Hello” holiday may 10 Hard-to- item CANCER (June 21-July 22): singer give an resist 50 Like Emotions will surface if some- 19 Shocked employee feeling some one challenges you or you take reaction 64 Money in 11 Small yogurt on too much. Your memory will 20 One wear- Mexico amount of 53 Dances for serve you well if someone raises ing stylish 66 “American time, meta- seniors issues that are slightly off target. attire Grown” phorically 54 Ready to ★★★ 23 Barbershop author 12 Covert ___ swing, in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Get quartet Michelle 13 Use a baseball member 67 It may be pogo 56 Get in touch involved, and be part of the posi- 24 Uncanny tempted stick with tive change you want to happen skill, for 68 Ready for 21 Support, 57 Colorful in your community, workplace short customers with “up” aquarium or organization. The people you 25 Biceps pic, 69 Connoisseur 22 Agile fish meet while helping others will say 70 Good-sized 26 Humiliate 58 Clay make you an offer that is worth 28 Works yard 27 Ready pigeon considering. ★★★★ hard 71 Walk in to hit the sport VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 32 Synagogue washed-up hay 60 Fine-tune leader surf 29 Crime 61 Surfer’s Evaluate your life, work and cur- 34 Plan, with 72 Cardiolo- fiction challenge rent location, and think about “out” gist’s insert author 62 Spilled what you might like to change. 37 Fruit-bear- 73 “Be ___ as Johansen salt, to An adjustment you make will ing cactus it may ...” 30 Clothes some change the way you want to live 40 Leaves off brush 63 Angry from day to day. ★★★★ an attach- DOWN buildup blog LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Size ment, e.g. 1 Blue Ribbon 31 Snowman’s post up whatever situation you face, 42 Just plain brewer neckwear 64 “Bam!” silly 2 How 33 Tarzan’s 65 Air and make a calculated move to 43 Worry-free solitaire is adoptive quality offset whatever isn’t going your state played mother, e.g. index org. way. If you hesitate, someone will take advantage of you. ★★ A Bit Irritated by Gail Grabowski SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Resolve financial, legal or health issues before it’s too late. Don’t labor over an inevitable change that takes place. ★★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You’ll face opposition if you give someone too much information. Do your own thing, and don’t worry about what others do or say. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Look over expenses, and cut corners. Don’t buy into what someone is trying to sell you. The best changes you can make are to lower your overhead and simplify your life. ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): An honest assessment will help you come to the right conclusion. If change is what you want, go about it the right way. Get the facts, and consider what’s best for you. ★★★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Take better care of your health, wealth and meaningful relationships. Emotional games won’t help you resolve personal issues. ★★

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ment. Please contact the office at 435- Closet is accepting donations for gently above are welcome to join the Tooele p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and Military Items Wanted Tooele 884-3451 or [email protected] with any used clothing. Donations are accepted County Arts Guild for an evening, or for also on the first and third Friday of the When you no longer want your military questions or concerns. at your neighborhood school. Contact the year as a member. Benefits of mem- month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park Senior Center items, do not take them to Deseret Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any bership include the opportunity to display Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., Industries or a thrift store. Bring them The senior center is for the enjoyment of questions. your artwork for show and sale in various Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are Schools venues around Tooele County, as well as 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., regular updates on events in our commu- 435-255-9905. canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting St. Marguerite Catholic School Moose nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Students of all faiths are welcome from ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Family support group displayed with honor and respect. Call crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled preschool through 8th grade at Tooele Notice to our Members Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Get your loved one sober. The USARA Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, County’s only faith-based school. During this unprecedented time of cau- Craft family support group is held wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day tion and concern relating to the spread of Ladies Community Club of Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Children’s Choir Auditions movies and health classes. Meals-On- preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small the coronavirus (COVID- 19), The Governor Tooele room at the Tooele City Library. Group Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Wheels available for homebound. Lunch class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- of Utah has directed all Restaurants’ and To view upcoming events, learn more books and materials provided. Craft is a tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Bar’s close for two weeks. Therefore, our about our organization, or to become a free program for family members who years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, gested contribution is $3. For those under visit www.stmargschool.org. lodge is closed effective 18 March 2020 member, please visit gfwctooele.org. have a loved one with a substance use owner and director of Blake Music Studios, 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to at 5PM. The safety of our members, and disorder. For more information, call Heidi High School Reunions directs the choir. Blake has a degree in the store or doctor visits for residents in those in our care, is paramount during this TOPS Weight Loss Support Warr at 435-255-9905. vocal performance and has taught at the Tooele High School Class of 2000 will have Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- time of uncertainty. We will re-open when Group collegiate level. If your child loves to sing their 20-year reunion on Saturday, June portation information call (435) 843-4114. directed by our Government it’s safe to do The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group and you are looking for an exceptional 20th. If you are one of our classmates, or For more information about the Tooele so. Thanks for your patience and under- Weight Loss Support Group meets every Join us the 2nd Monday of each month musical experience for them, this is it. For if you know one of our classmates, please center, call 435-843-4110. standing. Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical more information and to register for an visit us at our Facebook page(Tooele Board of Officers located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Center in Tooele. The Tooele County audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Tooele Pioneer Museum High School Class of 2000) or contact Dan Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by Health Department’s Aging Services pro- com or call 435-277-0755. Young at (435) 840-0148. We’re looking 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s forward to celebrating with you! Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Eagles dren are invited to attend. Come and let Association Caregiver Support Groups. Rocky Mountain Hospice and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For The groups are designed to provide emo- Want to have more meaning in your life. Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tooele Aerie #164 Members. tional, educational and social support for Do you want to do something that is sat- Education In accordance with Tooele County Health more information visit TOPS.org or con- Open other times by appointment. Call tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. isfying and of great service to your com- 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Department, the Fraternal Order of Eagles munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- Tooele Technical College will be close until April 30, 2020 or until Food Addicts in Recovery Programs with space available include the Museum volunteers needed Hospice volunteer. No experience tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, further notice. Anonymous POST (Peace Officer Standards Training) Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is required. All training, background check Please stay safe and stay home! seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Are you having trouble controlling the Mobile Vet Center program (Satellite Police Academy), and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. or science? Volunteers at the museum can way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery The only requirement is your desire to To better serve veterans located in Tooele Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) pro- gain new skills or practice old ones. We Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- help someone in need. Please contact County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will gram and Software Development. These Elks are looking for people to help with orga- ery program for anyone suffering from Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 programs and others are offered at Tooele Notice to our Members nization, exhibit development, gardening food addiction. Meetings are held every Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the Tech. Enroll today and begin training for a Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Elk’s locations are all closed until further and educational program development. Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, promising career. Visit tooeletech.edu or 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the notice. Volunteer positions are seasonal and year 801-397-4902. Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- call student services at 435-248-1800 for north back entrance. For more informa- more information. round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers tial counseling for theater veterans of all must be at least 16 years old. To apply or tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or The Next Chapter conflicts. For further information contact request more information, send email to: Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. The Next Chapter is a free social support Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 Adult Education Disabled Veterans Get your high school diploma this year at [email protected] foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to and educational program to help widows national call center 1-877-WARVETS or the Tooele Community Learning Center. Chapter 20 attend. and widowers adjust to the loss of their visit vetcenter.va.gov The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Tooele Gem and Mineral Society spouse through monthly activities. You All classes required for a high school Tooele County Aging Donate to library diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Chapter 20, for the Disabled American The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society are invited to join others who are on the meets the first Thursday of the month. Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- same page as you, to begin a new chapter Please remember the “Friends of the aration and English as a second language Veterans holds monthly general member- Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in teers to help us meet the needs of seniors in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Tooele City Library” while doing home are available. Register now to graduate ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door the downstairs conference room of the in the community. Many seniors require County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for cleaning and donate your used books to — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 assistance and need rides to doctors or Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. more details. the bookstore in the library. Money from Come and learn about rocks, minerals, other professionals. Rides help seniors live book sales is used to support programs cation classes are for students 18 and over. of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and invite all veterans to come join us in the and ways to craft them, and enjoy field more independent lives. Call 435-843-4114 Sons of Utah Pioneers within the library. The library is located at trips for rock collecting. Membership is for more information. The Grantsville and Anyone interested in the history of Tooele 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call ESOL comradery with other veterans at our ESOL conversational classes are held $15 per year. For more information email Tooele Senior Centers also are in need of City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele [email protected]. volunteers. For more information about need you. Please come and join us for a org. Thank you for your support. trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- to answer questions concerning your VA volunteering at the Grantsville Center call potluck social dinner at the LDS church, dents may also come anytime the center is benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) Local author seeks photos 435-884-3446. For volunteering at the 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- Books for the Whole Family A local author and historian is seeking open for individualized study. Registration are available by appointment to help vet- Tooele Center call 435-843-4110. mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Donated children’s books and paperbacks original photographs of Saltair, Black is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele erans and their families submit claims for 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, Life’s Worth Living Foundation Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- compensation, obtain health and educa- of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. as well as any similar turn-of-the-century Suicide support group meetings are tion. tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- of each month at 6:30 p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 attractions and resorts for an upcoming held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at vices are Free of Charge. For information, a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele book project. Those who wish to con- Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. TC Squares Dance Club Early Head Start please join our monthly meetings. No City Library. All proceeds go back to the tribute information or photographs of Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by The TC Squares Dance Club has begun DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers NO monthly meetings are held in December. library for projects and programs. these parks should contact Emma Penrod the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke COST weekly home visits for families who Call commander Penny Larson 801-359- at [email protected]. Contributions thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 are eligible under the age of 3. Home 8468 or Adjutant James Yale at 435-849- will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be cide, please plan on attending. Please go West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Grantsville visits include parent and child education, 0521 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas at released pictorial history book. There is on Facebook and like our page to keep bring finger food to share. For more infor- assessments, and family support services 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if no such thing as too many photographs current with our latest news and events. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Share the past including nutrition education. We also no contact. Share the past, submit a history, obitu- offer comprehensive health services for as the author needs a minimum of 160 Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. expecting mothers including prenatal COVID-19 Help for DAV photographs, and any help is greatly livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. website at tcsquares.com. The Family History Center in Grantsville parent education and support services. The Disabled American Veterans National appreciated. Health Department and Aging Tooele County Homemakers is assembling a record of Grantsville Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- Office has established a relief fund to We would like to invite all ladies to our residents. Your submission may be made 882-3439. provide financial aid to service-connected Tooele Valley Free Masons Services Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the The Tooele County Health Department Homemakers club. Meetings are held on by emailing to [email protected] or by disabled veterans who have lost employ- second Friday of each month for din- and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- the first Tuesday of every month with a coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Free developmental evaluation ment or income due to the COVID-19 ner and socializing. If you are interested tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Virus Pandemic. The issued grants are or have questions, please join us at the p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. September through May. Located at 151 84074. Come in and receive help from our NO COST developmental evaluations for meant to help these disabled service con- Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Check out our calendar on our main page N Main, in the auditorium of the Health trained consultants. For more information, children ages birth to 3. We provide a full nected veterans, pay bills, obtain food Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at for holiday hours and closures. For more Department and USU Extension offices. call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. range of services for children with devel- and provide for their families during these 435-277-0087. information call 435-277-2301. Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal difficult times. Tai Chi for Arthritis will be held Monday’s per year. For more information, call Eileen Senior Center is to minimize the effects of the delay and The application for this relief can be found Tooele Valley Family History and Thursday’s beginning January 13. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne The senior center is for the enjoyment of reduce the need for long-term services at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans will need Center Monday hours will be from 1:00 to 2:00 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are throughout their school years. For more to fully complete the application and pro- Research your ancestors free with trained p.m. and Thursday hours will be 10:30 to Thank you and we hope to see you all this Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at vide documentation verifying their status Family Search volunteers at the Tooele 11:30 a.m. at the Grantsville Senior Center, September. Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and excit- ddivantage.org as a service-connected disabled veteran Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 120 S. Center Street. Call 435-884-3446 ing activities include pinochle, bingo, who has lost employment as a result of Tooele County Quilters East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Tai Chi for Arthritis will be held Monday’s crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint the pandemic. Disabled veterans who All meetings are held on the third Tuesday Charity of operation: Tuesday through Friday, and Thursday’s beginning January 13 from knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise are small business owners or who work of each month in the Tooele County 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 2:30 to 3:30 at the Tooele Senior Center 59 program, wood carving and health independently and have been negatively Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Tooele Children’s Justice Center evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings E. Vine St. Call 435-843-4110. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in impacted financially as a result of the virus year to be paid at the first meeting. homebound. Lunch served weekdays. by appointment only. Special classes need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and may also be eligible for this assistance. Parkinson’s disease Support For 60 and above, suggested contribu- offered regularly. Call the center for more First Baptist Church snacks. We appreciate all donations. For tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. information. Group The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church is inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Transportation available to the store or Historical Society A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon S.100 East, Tooele. Tooele Family Al-Anon overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. doctor visits for residents in Tooele and Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays for those who are in need of food. There Grantsville areas. For transportation Meetings Cancelled Tooele has a support group for persons are no requirements to receive food. We United Methodist Dinner at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- information call 435-843-4114. For more Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Due to the Corona Virus/Covid 19, our hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- basement at the back of the building. For ers. You can learn how others are coping information about the Grantsville center, free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and meetings for April and May have been ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048)” questions or more information, please with PD and how to live well. We meet the call 435-884-3446. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is cancelled. We hope to see you September call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Perky at third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. Tooele County Master Gardeners served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. 8, 2020. Daughters of Utah Pioneers 435-241-2217. at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele We will be presenting April’s Master The DUP is seeking any family histories, First Baptist Food Pantry Seeking Historical Items Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at Gardener presentation on April 29, 2020. The Tooele County Historical Society Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U photographs, books, stories or vintage The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the 435-840-3683. We are looking forward to learning about would like members of the community artifacts (before 1900) to display at the ing an emergency food pantry to meet Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. container gardening. We will be taught who have any family or personal histories, Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 the needs of our community. Hours are Main St., Tooele. For more information, by Shelten Wells. We are looking forward photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, to Recovery” W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann to learning with his expertise. Tune in via VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main at 435-849-4180. Zoom through U.S.U. Contact our face- Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. would like to donate to our organization p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele book page or the Extension office at 435- tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or to please call us. We are also looking for Alcoholics Anonymous (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all 277-2400 for information to participate. Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Baby blankets needed books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 South those affected by someone else’s addic- We are looking forward to sharing with www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- chures or any history that pertains to the Main Street. Daily at 12 noon and 8 p.m. tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help everyone in this way. We will start the pre- www.exploretooele.com. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Tooele County area. If you would like to Park in back. by sharing our experience, strength and sentation at 7:00 pm Blankets should be new and in good donate them to our organization, or if you hope. For more information, please con- Grantsville Irrigation condition. Homemade blankets are also would let us make a copy for the Tooele Alcoholics Anonymous tact Terri at 435-313-4851. The Grantsville Irrigation system has been accepted if new. Donations can be turned County Historical Society, please call 435- Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also turned on. Agricultural users have been in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West 882-1612. held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 issued 2 use or lose turns until June 1st. Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Residents have been allotted 200,000 Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Dr., Tooele. Bulletin Board Policy gallons per residential share. We will read any questions. Groups and Events meters on June 1st - anything used before Young People in Recovery If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin then does not count towards the allot- Community Closet Tooele County Arts Guild Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Clean out your closets. The Community All artists from Tooele County age 13 and all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. 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Comics Page Puzzle Answers Salvation found only in Christ Jesus from page B4 Hidato Sol. 4/27 From the writings of we watch people going to the the Rev. Billy Graham wrong watering holes search- ing for satisfaction - something Q: It seems the debate about that only Jesus can provide - God being the same for all reli- the Water of life. gions is taking hold with many Just as we need water to people, yet many reject Jesus. drink for our physical needs, Is the only true God the Father we also need spiritual water. of Jesus and do they carry the Jesus said that the water He same message? - G.J. gives will become a spring of A: Jesus said, “For I have not water welling up to eternal life spoken on My own authority; (John 4:14). but the Father who sent Me God said, “For My people gave Me a command, what I have committed two evils: should say and what I should They have forsaken Me, the Even the most casual observer believes in Me, as the Scripture speak. And I know that His fountain of living waters...” soon discovers that the Bible has said, out of his heart will command is everlasting life. (Jeremiah 2:13). is radically different. It is the flow rivers of living water” Therefore, whatever I speak, People everywhere are try- only Book that offers redemp- (John 7:37-38). just as the Father has told Me, ing to quench their thirst; their tion to us and points the way so I speak” (John 12:49-50). spiritual longings are evident out of our dilemma through This column is based on the He goes on to say, “I and My by all the man-made religions. salvation found only in Christ words and writings of the late Father are one” (John 10:30). There are many bibles of vari- Jesus. Rev. Billy Graham. There’s a scarcity of spiri- ous religions and they all begin “Jesus stood and cried out, © 2020 Billy Graham tual water throughout the with some flashes of true light, saying, ‘If anyone thirsts, let Literary Trust. 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At I haven’t reacted when my that these interactions are not the time, he and I were still daughter told me who is buy- benign, then you should con- intimate sometimes, and the ing her these things. It is really tact your lawyer. (Giving gifts divorce was looking like it getting to me though. I can’t to your daughter qualifies as would be amicable. fathom why Cindy is doing “benign.”) Cindy was seeing him regu- this, other than to overcom- Do not discourage your larly. She furnished his new pensate for her behavior. daughter from developing a apartment and bought him a How should I handle this? friendship with Cindy. The new wardrobe. It was weird, — Unsweetened Momma last thing you want to do is wasn’t into it and the counselor is full of snacking dishes.” but I didn’t think too much of Dear Momma: This epi- to encourage her to keep her focused on my leaving rather Your advice: “. . . they have You can email Amy Dickinson it. sode might be teaching you experiences while with her than working things out. until 5 p.m. to lie in their own at askamy@amydickinson. One day he told me he had some important lessons about father a secret, for fear of how I’m not totally unhappy, just filth.” com or send a letter to Ask made out with Cindy, and that divorce: You should not sleep you might react. very sad. I feel as if my life is They might be lazy, or Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, he was afraid that he might with your ex while you are in wasted. Any suggestions for irresponsible, or returning to NY 13068. You can also follow end up having sex with her. I the process of “working out Dear Amy: My husband and navigating this long-term rela- childhood to be taken care of . her on Twitter @askingamy or asked if Cindy’s husband knew, the details.” Continued sexual I have been married for over tionship with my husband? . . but they are not pigs. Facebook. and my ex said no. intimacy does not lead to an 50 years. We were young, and — Stuck — Upset Copyright © 2020 by Amy I was really upset. I didn’t amicable divorce - it keeps you I guess didn’t really know each Dear Stuck: At the risk of Dear Upset: I think a few Dickinson. Distributed by want her husband to get involved with one another at other. echoing your long-ago coun- parents would beg to differ. Tribune Content Agency, LLC. cheated on, and so I told him. I a time when you should be We have little in common. I selor, I suggest that the long- wasn’t very tactful. 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ENERGY EFFICIENT our daughter. during custody, you are both more active — sailing, hiking, Recently, Cindy has been free to do so. skiing, and traveling the world. Dear Amy: “Overworked” offering to babysit our daugh- You seem to know “Cindy” At times I’ve thought of leav- was a hardworking mom who CALL 877-393-2683 ter when my ex picks up work quite well. You tried to derail ing, but I can’t afford to live on confronted a household mess during his custody times. She the relationship with your ex my own. We went to counsel- at the end of her workday. has also taken to buying gifts by reporting it to her husband, ing many years ago, but he The mother said: “The sink

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David Bennett ian, I received the privilege of Rebecca Frailey ics. Many parents want to and love the thrill of singing Scholars My name is David Bennett. I experiencing a culture similar I was born and raised raise their children in such a and dancing on stage. Music continued from page B1 was born in North Dakota, but to China’s. When I am older, in Utah, growing up in the way that allows them to expe- is a powerful avenue for emo- have lived in Utah since I was I plan on studying abroad in Tooele Valley. As a child, I rience the world around them tions. Singing helps me find three years old. A few things China. Furthermore, I plan on adored learning about his- through exploration. I was no peace in a stressful world and munity service, leadership and that I like are sports, video/ becoming a Chinese language tory and sciences because I exception where I was afforded connections to things that keep citizenship without regard to board games, and science. major when I go to college. felt like it explained a lot of to travel to islands and other me grounded. I took voice religion, sex, political prefer- Something that I am really pas- I want to become a World the world around me. From countries where I experienced lessons intermittently when I ence or national origin. sionate about is music. I began Language Sterling Scholar so the age of eight, I would walk cultures that will forever be was younger but started more Below are the 14 SHS to get involved in music by way that I may share a little bit myself down to the local town memorable to me, not only intensely about three years ago Sterling Scholar contestants of my dad teaching me piano of my love for the Chinese museums and historical sites because of the opportunity to when I wanted to take extra and a brief bio about their at an early age. It was gener- culture. In addition, I want to learn more about them. I travel, but to share experiences steps to increase my abilities academic interests and pas- ally interesting to me, but the to prove to myself and others would also walk to the library, with those that I love most. and skills. Being a part of our sions. The bios were provided moment when instrumental that anything is possible if you which was exactly two miles As I have pursued Family and school’s competition choirs has by SHS. music really grabbed my atten- set your mind and your heart from my house, to bring home Consumer Sciences during also fed my appetite for vocal tion was when I started playing to it. Every day I am proving armloads of books for addi- high school, I have realized excellence. I want to become Quinton Adair the flute in beginning band to myself that it is possible to tional information. I loved to that family values, service, the Sterling Scholar for Vocal I grew up with the desire during sixth grade. The expe- learn a foreign language. read books about life on the and education are what have Performance because singing is to create and build. From a rience of playing in a section in American Prairie, European always meant (and always will my passion and I have trained young age I enjoyed carving order to provide something for Bailey Cook History and Culture, and the mean) the most to me. I am and studied to refine my vocal wood, building with Legos, a larger group encouraged me Hi my name is Bailey Cook beginnings of America. I have excited to be a Sterling Scholar skills. Being a Sterling Scholar constructing outdoor shelters to continue my study of music. and I was born in Kirkland wanted to become a Sterling because it is a program that is a huge accomplishment that and making various Cub Scout The most intriguing thing was Washington. I have been danc- Scholar since I was a freshman. embodies excellence in the not only recognizes talent but crafts and pinewood derby how much someone can con- ing for the past nine years When you’re not involved in concepts that I hold in high also work ethic and values. I cars. After moving to Utah, I tinue to improve in music, and and have loved every second sports or something physical, esteem and have defined the am dedicated to improving my witnessed some blacksmithing improvement is something I of it. At first dance was just you learn that it’s very hard to person who I have become. art, but I also work hard to get demonstrations at a pioneer usually strive for. Music has a fun extracurricular activity be recognized for something good grades; I am involved in reenactment. Feeling inspired, also provided many opportuni- that I would do once or twice that doesn’t have short-term Hunter Jackson my community and church; I built a small forge in my back- ties to work with other people, a week, but over time it has benefits. I want to show what My name is Hunter Jackson. and I cherish my relationships yard to attempt metalworking. which is also something I enjoy evolved into the biggest pas- I’ve managed to learn the I was born in Salt Lake City with others. During my time participating about other hobbies such as sion of my life. Dance has been last few years, prove that I’m and lived in West Valley City in Boy Scouts I was able to sports or other games. In high my escape, my get away, and knowledgeable in my field, until the age of seven at which Landon Richins have additional experiences in school, I participated, and am my coping strategy through and inspire others whose tal- point my family and I moved to My name is Landon Richins. technical sciences and visited participating in many flute the midst of many challenges ents also lie in bookwork and Stansbury Park where we have I was born in Murray, Utah in with several vocational experts performance events. I am cur- I have had to face in my life. mindscapes. I hope being a lived ever since. My growing 2001. I am fascinated by the regarding their employment rently a senior in high school Dance has also taught me the Sterling Scholar will introduce up years didn’t involve much in world of Theatre and have as well as receive my Eagle and am planning to attend col- joy of what my body and mind me to more people who want the way of computers or com- developed an innate passion to Scout award. During my high lege in Utah in order to gain an are capable of doing; the free- to change the world, show me putational technology but from perform throughout my High school years, I have pursued education of Science or Music. dom of expression; determina- which areas I am weak in so a very young age I was fond of School career. I love to dive welding, machining, hydrau- tion and patience with myself; that I can continue to improve, knowing how various objects deep into character develop- lics, mechanics, and electrical Matt Brasher how to have a dedicated work and will aid me as I select a and machines worked and ment and motives. My favor- experience through the Tooele My name is Matt Brasher. ethic; how to find compromise college and a lifestyle where operated, a skill that would ites have been Peter in “Peter Technical College. I was born in Salt Lake City, and unity with others; and I can continue to learn more ultimately lead to my fascina- and the Starcatcher” and Bert Utah, and I am 17 years old. how to share my own story about how history shapes the tion with computers and com- in “Mary Poppins”. I look for- Eden Beazer Although I started off draw- with my audience. Without world and me. puter technology. Around the ward to playing Christopher My name is Eden Beazer, ing figures with potato bodies dance I wouldn’t be the same time of junior high my parents Boone in “The Curious Incident and I was born in Tucson, and stick limbs, my art has person I am today. My future Levi Gomez had given me an old, broken of the Dog in the Night-time” Arizona. I’m the third of four developed into something I’m plans are to major in dance My name is Levi Gomez computer to disassemble and this spring. Christopher is on girls in my family. While I really proud of. I put so much with an emphasis on choreog- and I am from Tooele Utah. I tinker with. I was quickly the autistic spectrum which enjoy staying active through of myself into my work, and I raphy. My goal with choreog- am an 18 year old senior at fascinated with the inner work- makes his character work espe- tennis and running, I truly can’t wait to share those parts raphy and dancing in general Stansbury High school. When ings of the machine and after cially unique and engaging. I excel in the classroom. With of myself with you. Much of is to inspire, move, and uplift I was 9 years old I bought an doing some research I was able am also extremely enthusiastic each new school year I try to my work depicts the trials and those around me and create electric motorcycle that didn’t to repair this old computer to about social science which has challenge myself with difficult euphoria of identity and life as the amazing energy of human run from a garage sale for $10, a working state once again. brought me great opportunities classes that I can learn a lot an LGBT adolescent, as well as connection to the audience swapped out a battery from From that point on I became to be involved as a US citizen. in. More often than not, it is struggles with mental health I’m performing for. I hope to our old family motor scooter, very invested in knowing how I have chosen to model myself the difficult classes that I end and acceptance. I’m so grate- travel and share my passion for and resold it for $120 2 weeks more complex technologies after great Americans, specifi- up enjoying and then miss- ful for the opportunity to rep- dance, through choosing the later. A kids’ motorcycle such as computers worked. By cally Theodore Roosevelt. I ing the most. My passion for resent my school as a Sterling path to continue performing turned into dirt bikes, and dirt the time my sophomore year adore the wonders of nature as learning has always continued Scholar, because art isn’t just a and choreographing with other bikes turned into cars. Since of high school came around I well. A goal of mine is to visit beyond school hours. I’ve passion for me: it’s my therapy, dancers, I can in some small the 3rd grade I’ve been flip- had the opportunity to enroll all 61 US National Parks in loved experimenting, creat- self expression, and recovery. way inspire others to share ping and selling anything I in a few technical classes that my lifetime. I love nature and ing, and understanding how I want to share my message their own story through their can get my hands on to make would teach me more about have a strong desire to pre- things work for as long as I with anyone who will listen, passion. a profit. In my few years in how computer technology serve it for posterity. I am very can remember. When I was and inspire others to create as grade school I have sold over worked and from there I rap- excited for the Sterling Scholar a little girl I had a trash bag a form of healing. Kendrik Craig 2 dozen cars, motorcycles, and idly expanded my knowledge Competition. Advancing in behind my bedroom door that Kendrik Craig was born off road vehicles. I plan to con- of the subject and explored the competition would not was filled with “invention sup- Katelin Chipman September 12, 2001 in Orem tinue this hobby and hopefully various ways of applying my only mean the world to me, plies”, like straws, pipe clean- My name is Katelin Chipman Utah. In Elementary school, turn it into my living one day. knowledge in the real world. but would also expose me to a ers, paper plates, and more. and I am a Utah native. I Kendrik was able to participate Since that point I have contin- more challenging aspect of the One of my first inventions was enjoy running cross country in an early morning advance Linzie Hoffmann ued to have a passion for learn- world that is Theatre. I have a “one man band” that I gifted and track, singing, spend- math and logical reasoning My name is Linzie ing about and working with worked every day since enter- to my dad for his birthday. ing time with my family and class. As he progressed in Hoffmann. I was born in computer technology and hope ing high school to better myself Last year I had the flu, and friends, and learning Chinese. school, Kendrik always pushed Ogden, Utah, but Tooele Valley to maintain that passion for as an actor, leader, citizen my biology teacher helped me When I was a young child, I himself to be in the advanced is the place I’ve always called years to come. and student. Sterling Scholar prick my finger so I could look thought it was incredible that math classes in a journey to home. Growing up in a big would be the ultimate culmina- at a sample of my blood. I was someone could learn multiple always learn more and to family of five kids, we were Paige Kennedy tion of all my hard work. fascinated to see the increased languages. I didn’t think that challenge himself. In High always busy. I have count- My name is Paige Kennedy. number of white blood cells I could ever become bilingual. School, Kendrik as taken AP less memories of aimlessly I was born in Scottsdale, Kate Schmidt present to help fight off my ill- Each time that I tried to teach calculus and statistics in order running barefoot around the Arizona to Monica and My name is Kate Schmidt, ness. While my methods may myself a language, I gave to get a head start into college small neighborhood that was Matthew Kennedy. We moved and I grew up in Stansbury have become more sophisti- up after just a few weeks. It education. Two of Kendrik’s my entire world. There was to Utah when I was 3 years old. Park, Utah. I have had a life- cated, my curiosity and passion wasn’t until I started taking a favorite math memories were always another tree to climb At a young age we discovered long passion for the written for science hasn’t. I want to Chinese class in high school a science project he was able or trampoline to jump on. My that I had good pitch and musi- word. I’ve always loved read- become the Science Sterling that my passion for learning a to take to Region involving parents directed me towards cal talent. I joined the church ing, writing, and the art of Scholar so I can continue to language was ignited. I love rockets and building an ROV sports as an outlet for my choir shortly thereafter and storytelling. In fact, the first inspire other girls to ask ques- learning Chinese because as as part of the school’s STEM energy. Every night you could have enjoyed singing in church time I tried to write a novel tions and use critical thinking well as learning the language, I program. Kendrik wanted to find my sister and I, ball in for nearly nine years. I love all was in first grade. That love of skills, find answers through also get to learn about China’s be a Sterling Scholar because hand, competing in some sort music. I especially enjoy a cap- stories has stayed with me my experimentation and observa- culture. In China, people are he saw it as a way to challenge of intense game. My competi- pella, where I can hear the dif- whole life. I love the pictures tion, and pursue science in the so respectful and welcoming. himself and to grow in a field tiveness has also been evident ferent parts and appreciate the words can paint and the feel- future. When I had the opportunity to that he enjoys participating in. in my continuous efforts to harmony. I also have a huge ings that can be evoked with visit Cambodia as a humanitar- succeed in classroom academ- passion for musical theater simple inked letters on pages. 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