Cowboys drive past Stallions See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  TUESDAY December 22, 2020 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 59 $1.00 Popular Virg’s Restaurant moving to Tooele City Erda owners buy The Brothers’ building

TIM GILLIE to-month rental arrangement EDITOR with the owners of the building In what may look like in Erda where Virg’s is located restaurant dominoes, The that his rental arrangement for Brothers on Tooele City’s Main Virg’swould be terminated as Street will close and Virg’s of Dec. 31. Restaurant from Erda will open “I kind of bought the build- in The Brothers former loca- ing in desperation,” Law said. tion. “My thought when I bought The Brothers will look for a the building wasn’t to make new location to continue their The Brother’s leave.” business in Tooele, according Law said he discussed a cou- to Adriana Cruz, manager of ple options with Jose Giron, The Brothers and wife of the owner of The Brothers. owner, Jose Giron. “About half of my menu is David Law, owner of Virg’s, Mexican food,” Law said. “I purchased the building at 29 thought maybe we could be Main Street in Tooele where partners and share the build- The Brothers is now operating. ing and menu in a partnership; Law recently received notice after 16 months of a month- SEE VIRG’S PAGE A8 ®

COVID Relief funds bolster Grantsville City budget

MARK WATSON Hintze presented the budget 400 YEAR REUNION OF CORRESPONDENT review and the City Council Coronavirus relief funds, accepted and approved it at JUPITER AND SATURN increase in tax revenue and Wednesday’s meeting. conscientious spending helped The firm has conducted Grantsville pay its bills and independent audits for PHOTOS CLAYTON DUNN increase its net position by Grantsville City for the past $5.1 million for the fiscal year five or six years, he said. The conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn (above) over ending June 30, 2020, accord- Hintze praised Grantsville the Stansbury mountains with the lights of Grantsville ing an independent auditing City for its internal accounting below on the right on Monday night. Close up of the firm. practices. He said the audit conjunction (right) Jupiter on the left and Saturn on the right. Sometimes called the “Christmas Star,” the planets “I want to point out that went smoothly because of a appear so close together that they appear as one star Grantsville’s total net position very knowledgeable staff. to the naked eye. It’s been nearly 400 years since the increased by over $5 million He highlighted the superb planets passed this close to each other in the sky, and for the year, which is a good work of City Finance Director nearly 800 years since the alignment occurred at night thing,” said Spencer Hintze Sherrie Broadbent and so people could see the event, according to NASA. with Gilbert & Sullivan, cer- tified public accountants. SEE FUNDS PAGE A8 ®

Benefit fund COVID19 UPDATE collecting donations for Gibbs family COVID-19 vaccine reaching Tooele The Tooele Transcript Benefit Fund is still accepting donations to help the Gibbs family. The Gibbs lost their mother, Trisha, to COVID-19 on Dec. 6. Trisha was the County healthcare workers primary caregiver for her son, Cayden, 20. Cayden is in a wheelchair due to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a pro- CEILLY SUTTON on our website, and electronic sign when workers at Mountain West Medical gressive muscle-wasting disease. Jared, the father, works STAFF WRITER the vaccine is available and to what pri- Center last week, but Tooele County as a maintenance supervisor in Salt Lake City. The family The COVID-19 vaccine is starting to ority groups.” Health Department staff are still waiting also has two 17-year old twins, Dreya and Jaceton. reach Tooele County healthcare workers There have been 6,519 vaccines to receive theirs. The Transcript Bulletin Benefit Fund is a registered and the county Health Department said administered to healthcare workers “We have not received any vaccine not-for-profit organization which has been helping Tooele they will sound the cry when the vaccine throughout the state as of Dec. 21, yet, we are hoping we will receive it very families and individuals every Christmas since 1977. All is ready for priority groups. according to the Utah Department of soon,” said Bate. received proceeds are presented to the individual or fam- The public should watch for messag- Health. Tooele County Health Officer Jeff ily on or before Christmas. Donations for this year’s ben- ing from the Health Department, accord- Some healthcare workers that live in Coombs said the vaccine should be efit fund can be mailed to: Transcript Bulletin Christmas ing to Amy Bate, spokesperson for the Tooele County have received the vaccine, coming to more healthcare workers, Benefit Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah 84074. They can Tooele County Health Department. but the county Health Department has including health department employ- also be dropped off at the Transcript Bulletin’s office at 58 “We will make sure we get the word no way to know right now who or how N. Main Street, south of Tooele City Hall. out,” Bate said. “We will communicate many, according to Bate. through email, newspaper, social media, The vaccine was given to healthcare SEE VACCINE PAGE A8 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B6 Holiday law CLASSIFIEDS B4 enforcement in OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER high pursuit OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS B1 Data as of December 22, 2020. Source: Utah Department of Health See A2 TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 4,075 UTAH- Known Cases: 252,783 Hospitalizations: 112 • Deaths: 11 Hospitalizations: 10,102 • Deaths: 1,161 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 22, 2020 Tooele City Council approves facelift for golf clubhouse deck

tractors said that it would be Tony Graff, Tooele City causing it to break down. The $58,615 of PAR tax approved for new deck surface and repairs necessary to replace the hand Council member, asked Cook newer generation of composite railing on the two steps. what the surface of the deck will help it hold up a lot bet- CEILLY SUTTON needed to be resurfaced. made for $52,979 for the The improvements for the was going to be replaced with. ter.” STAFF WRITER Prior to the discussion, Cook resurfacing. deck included: resurfacing Cook told Graff and the At the end of the meeting a The Tooele City Council reminded the City Council “When we met with them, it work, other deck restoration, other members of the city vote was taken. approved repairs to the city’s that the previously approved was identified that some lower ADA ramp work, removing council that the deck surfacing “The contractor is ready to golf course, Oquirrh Hills, dur- 2021 budget included the PAR steps were in a condition that existing deck surface and stair would be replaced with com- get started,” said Cook. ing their Dec. 16 regular meet- tax that will be used for this it was recommended that they tread, fixing damaged joists posite material. All of the members of the ing at Tooele City Hall. project. were also replaced at this exact and beams, and adding a con- “The existing surface is city council voted to approve Tooele City Parks and When the city council same time,” said Cook. crete ramp and replacing con- Trex,” he said, speaking of the needed improvements. Recreations Director Darwin approved the budget, they Cook said that the contrac- crete landing and a handrail, the composite material that’s The project will begin very Cook presented the request for allocated $55,000 for just the tors said that it would be according to Cook. currently on the deck. “It was soon, according to Cook. the improvements during the resurfacing project, he said. necessary to replace the steps After all the needed repairs used when Trex was first intro- PAR tax is a 0.10% sales tax meeting, A bid from Grizzly leading up to the deck, so that were included, a new bid was duced into the construction approved by Tooele voters to Cook told the City Council Construction Landscaping resurfacing work could be placed for $58,615.93, which industry. It wasn’t as good as fund approved parks, arts, and that the wood deck on the out- and Construction LLC, out of done. would come out of the city’s it is now. They recognize some recreation projects. side of the clubhouse building Stansbury Park was recently He also said that the con- PAR tax allotment. flaws in that and weathering is [email protected]

Tooele City Police reminder: Pull over for emergency vehicles highway.” “Emergency personnel want Requirement of law They must also “clear any to arrive on scene as quickly intersection and stop and and safely as possible,” Hansen and safety remain stopped until the said. “If we are fighting our authorized emergency vehicle way through traffic, it takes CEILLY SUTTON has passed”. longer to arrive on scene and STAFF WRITER “If the operator of a vehicle begin rendering aid.” The Tooele City Police does not have anywhere to pull It is extremely dangerous if Department is reminding peo- over, such as into another lane, individuals do not pull over for ple to pull over for emergency slow down and give the emer- emergency vehicles, according vehicles. gency vehicle as much room as to Hansen. The law requires drivers possible,” said Hansen. “The “If drivers do not pull over, to pull over for emergency driver should attempt to move it increases the chance of an vehicles, said Jeremy Hansen, their vehicle into a right lane emergency vehicle being in public information officer for as soon as possible.” an accident,” Hansen said. the Tooele Police Department. Emergency vehicles include “Emergency personnel can only Failure to pull over for police vehicles, fire trucks, and respond as quickly as they can emergency vehicles also causes ambulances. do so safely. If driver’s do not accidents, reduces safety and “These are obvious ones,” yield the right of way causing COURTESY TOOELE CITY POLICE the ability of first responders stated Hansen. “However, tow an accident with the emergen- Tooele City Police remind drivers that the law requires drivers to pull over for responding emergency vehicles. to render help, according to trucks are also considered cy vehicle, that responder — Hansen. emergency vehicles when they police, fire, or medical — can over for emergency vehicles, it tionary emergency vehicle, than failing to yield the right Utah code 41-6a-904 states are helping in a traffic acci- no longer provide assistance can result in a criminal charge, an operator needs to reduce of way. Emergency personnel that when an emergency vehi- dent.” to the incident.” Depending on according to Hansen. their speed, provide as much are hit by vehicles almost every cle approaches, the operator When an emergency vehicle how many drivers fail to pull Hansen said it is also impor- space as possible, and make year in Utah. We would like of a vehicle needs to “yield the is responding with lights over for emergency vehicles tant to remember to switch a lane change into a lane not to remind the public to slow right of way and immediately and sirens, they are doing so can mean life or death when lanes, if possible, for an emer- adjacent to the authorized down and change lanes, to pro- move to a position parallel to, because of the serious nature first responders are dealing gency vehicle parked on the emergency vehicle,” he said. vide a safer work environment and as close as possible to, the of the event that is taking with an emergency. side of the road. “This is generally a bigger for our emergency personnel.” right-hand edge of the curb or place, according to Hansen. If individuals fail to pull “When approaching a sta- issue for emergency personnel [email protected]

CORRECTION In the Dec. 1, 2020 article OQUIRRH SUNRISE “Local plumbing business relocates on Main Street,” we incorrectly identified the name of the first tenant of The Station in Tooele. The correct name of the busi- ness is Rock Doc, located at 323 Main Street in Tooele City, the former Tooele City Police Station.

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It’s never okay to drink and response at traffic signals, were alcohol-related. according to Street, “This educational campaign drive.” driving without headlights on Mothers Against Drunk [email protected] TUESDAY December 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 BLM considering new trails, asking for public input public review, it is not guaran- the deaf may call the Federal Public comments will help to guide recreation opportunities near the Wasatch Front teed. Relay Service (FRS) at 1 (800) For additional informa- 877-8339 to leave a message The Bureau of Land NOMA, and up to 15 miles of must be submitted by 11:59 mation, may be made publicly tion, please contact Outdoor or question for the above indi- Management Salt Lake Field trails within Rose and Yellow p.m. on January 8, 2021. available at any time. While Recreation Planner Roxanne vidual. The FRS is available Office is considering potential Fork Canyons. Please be aware that your you can ask in your comment Tea, at 801-977-4300. 24 hours a day, seven days a trail development near grow- Trails would be developed entire comment, including to withhold your personal Persons who use a tele- week. Replies are provided ing communities along the by the BLM or by an autho- your personal identifying infor- identifying information from communications device for during normal business hours. Wasatch Front. rized local government or If implemented, this propos- agency. The proposed trails al would increase recreation may support hiking, mountain opportunities and improve biking, e-biking, and/or horse- public land access. Potential back riding. trails would be located in Existing trails and motorized the Lake Mountains in Utah routes would be incorporated County, the North Oquirrh into new trail networks, left Management Area, or NOMA, as is, or reclaimed. The BLM is in Tooele County, and Rose also considering parking areas and Yellow Fork Canyons in with restrooms, kiosks, and Salt Lake County. signage along the trails. “The BLM recognizes the The 30-day public comment benefits of increasing recre- period will end on January 8, ation opportunities in our met- 2021. ropolitan areas and improving Interested members of the access to public lands,” said public, local governments, BLM Salt Lake Field Manager tribal members, organizations, Jessica Wade. “Our goal is and other stakeholders are to provide our partners with encouraged to provide com- opportunities to develop new ments. hiking, mountain biking, e-bik- All comments must be sub- ing, and equestrian trails that mitted on the BLM’s ePlanning will benefit Utah’s growing website at bit.ly/3iiWTR6. population in this region.” The draft Environmental The BLM proposes up to 25 Assessment and all associated miles of new, single-track trails documents can be viewed on within the Lake Mountains, up ePlanning. to 15 miles of trails within the To be considered, comments

Courts warn public of jury duty scam  Free Utah Courts has received done by mail. Basket recent reports from local law “If we do call, we will never enforcement of citizens receiv- ask for fine payment over the ing phone calls from someone phone,” said Geoffrey Fattah.  posing as law enforcement and Utah Courts communications Free threatening contempt of court director. “We will never have for failure to report for jury law enforcement contact you duty. about a failure to appear for Filling Reports state the caller has jury duty, and never threaten access to personal information over the phone with arrest or of victims, such as address and jail time.”  Free recent house moving. The fake While most of the state is officer claims there is a war- not currently holding jury rant out for the person’s arrest trials during the pandemic, Shrink for failing to appear for jury citizens may still receive a jury duty, and demands the victim questionnaire in the mail. pay a fine over the phone. “We ask the public to still fill Wrap Sometimes, scammers will out the forms and return them demand fines be paid using so the courts can be ready prepaid cards, wire transfer, to hold a jury trial when it is  or ask that the person deliver safe,” said Fattah. Free cash or gift cards to a physical If somebody believes a location. scammer has contacted them, The courts would like the Fattah recommends to hang Service public to know that jury ser- up and to contact the local law vice communication is typically enforcement agency. HARVARD HEALTH LETTER How do I improve the quality of my sleep? ANTHONY L. KOMAROFF, M.D. EDITOR IN CHIEF, HARVARD HEALTH LETTER Q. How many hours of sleep do I need each night, and how do I improve the quality of my sleep? A. Adults need to average between seven and nine hours of sleep per night. If you’re over 65, eight hours might be enough. The occasional short night of sleep won’t hurt you. Your question about the quality of sleep is really impor- We also have tant. The stage of sleep that brings the greatest benefits is a selection of deep sleep, also called slow- eight recommendations: wave sleep. It has that name 1. Go to bed and get up at because the electrical waves the same time seven days a pre-made created by your brain become week. larger and less frequent 2. Keep the room as dark gift sets. (“slow”). During deep sleep, as possible (invest in dark your heart rate and breathing shades). slow down and your muscles 3. Don’t use mobile phones relax. You’re also much harder or laptops for 30 to 60 minutes to awaken, and when you do before going to bed. wake, you feel groggy (and do 4. Avoid caffeine for eight poorly on brain tests) for the hours before bed, and alcohol next 30 minutes (it’s called for two hours before bed (a “sleep inertia”). Roughly 20% “nightcap” may help you fall of your total sleep is spent in asleep, but it may also reduce deep sleep. your time in deep sleep). What is deep sleep good for? 5. Engage in regular daytime It’s during deep sleep that your exercise, but avoid exercise in brain creates and stores new the evening. memories, makes a hormone 6. Reduce carbohydrates that helps your tissues grow and increase healthy fats in and regenerate, and “flushes your diet. out” toxins and waste products 7. Warm your body in a bath that have accumulated during or shower before bedtime. the day. So getting enough 8. Consider using a noise deep sleep is really important. machine while you sleep. If you don’t get enough deep Smart watches and similar sleep one night, your brain exercise-monitoring wrist will compensate by giving devices are getting increasingly you more the next night. This good at helping you know how works fine unless you’re regu- much total and deep sleep larly not getting enough sleep. you’re getting. I recently got The best way to ensure you a smart watch, in part for this get enough deep sleep is to get reason. We wouldn’t be pro- enough total sleep. grammed to spend a third of Besides getting enough total our lives sleeping unless it was sleep time, what else can you important for our health. do to improve your amount of deep sleep? Here are my top © 2020 by Harvard University A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 22, 2020

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GUEST OPINION Trump hoisted with his own petard ne of President Donald OTrump’s foremost achieve- ments has been to erect a formidable obstacle to his own post-election legal challenges. The federal judiciary, now seeded throughout with Trump-nominated judges, has given the back of its hand to pro-Trump election litigation, the courts, the alleged parti- with Trump judges issuing sanship and corruption of the notably harsh opinions. Trump-influenced judiciary It’s always been strange has been nowhere in evidence. that Trump, who will never be Trump nominated University mistaken for a rigorous consti- of Pennsylvania law professor tutionalist and who personal- Stephanos Bibas to the 3rd izes everything, has elevated U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a couple of hundred judges 2017. The signature Trump lit- who, by and large, are deeply igation in Pennsylvania landed committed to the Constitution in his lap, and Bibas wrote an and feel no particular personal unsparing opinion for a unani- loyalty to him. mous panel of the 3rd Circuit Hardly an institutionalist, dismissing it. Trump has buttressed the insti- In Georgia, U.S. District tution of the judiciary. Not one Judge Steven D. Grimberg, to honor norms, he’s generally nominated by Trump last year, nominated sticklers for them to denied a request by Trump the bench. super fan Lin Wood to stop the The paradox reached its certification of the results. height in the weeks after the And the Supreme Court election. Trump and his allies denied a request to block cer- launched a battery of litigation tification of the Pennsylvania asking for millions of votes results in a curt, one-sentence to be thrown out or elections order with no public dissents. to be decertified, hoping to One of the main Democratic catch a break from a judge lines of attack on Justice Amy somewhere or from the U.S. Coney Barrett during her con- Supreme Court. Trump himself firmation was that, as Illinois put out a call for “courage” Sen. Dick Durbin said, she from a justice or justices. was “being sent on assign- Instead, the Trump team got ment to the Supreme Court by nowhere, even with Trump- President Trump” in order to nominated jurists. “be there if the president needs At a fraught time when most her on an election contest.” Republican elected officials in Where does Barrett go to get Washington were keeping their her apology? heads down, Trump judges Surely, the overtly transac- involved in post-election litiga- tional Trump would have been tion issued their rulings with- happy for her to have actually out fear or favor. They have been his political tool on the shown a commitment to facts, court, along with his other two reason and the law, and great picks. But Barrett and her col- institutional self-confidence. leagues, trained and soaked Progressives portrayed in the law and profoundly Trump judges as right-wing cognizant of their institutional hacks. Elizabeth Warren called role, are not susceptible to Trump’s picks “aggressively such influence. Neil Gorsuch unqualified,” while the edi- is not Corey Lewandowski; tor of the left-wing website Stephanos Bibas is not Rudy Talking Points Memo, Josh Giuliani. Marshall, tweeted: “The fed- Nothing underlines the mer- eral judiciary is corrupt. The its of Trump judicial selections Supreme Court is the most quite like their willingness to deeply corrupted.” deny him and his allies, as war- With the president of the ranted. United States raging at our electoral system and desper- Rich Lowry is editor of the ately seeking assistance from National Review.

GUEST OPINION GUEST OPINION Preelection suppression of EU countries close borders Hunter Biden story breaks to Brits but not to terrorists errorism couldn’t do it. attacks in and around Paris on TSocial tensions weren’t Nov. 13, 2015, that killed 130 enough. Neither was the people, including the victims Beltway journalism migrant crisis born of the Rachel Marsden of the massacre at the Bataclan GUEST COLUMNIST regime change wars sparked by theater, reportedly met in a hen I was just starting out storyline is safely resurrected. Western interests in the Middle jihadist training camp in Syria. Was a reporter, I’d admire If the Post stories had been East and Africa. But now, the Somehow they all made it the many fine quotes about aired and circulated freely, COVID-19 panic has man- of the recent terror attacks, into France without much dif- liberty and the responsibilities John Kass if the Beltway media hadn’t aged to achieve what Western which in some cases were per- ficulty. GUEST COLUMNIST of journalism carved into the ignored and ridiculed them, leaders have tried to make us petrated by individuals who And yet Brits looking to walls of the old Tribune Tower. if Big Tech hadn’t temporarily all believe was beneath our had been traveling between cross into France to visit It was like reading the stern suppressed them, would this advanced state of societal Europe and jihadist hotbeds friends or family this Christmas admonitions of the Anglo- That’s the only reasonable have helped President Donald sophistication: unilateral bor- in the Middle East. Cherif and won’t have the chance. It has Saxon gods. takeaway from the fallout Trump? der control. Said Kouachi, the Algerian- taken this virus for our lead- And there was one that I of the scandal of the Hunter Perhaps. But Trump was his We really owe thanks to the born brothers who took part in ers to invoke the sovereign read to myself every morning Biden story. own worst enemy. His bombast Brits for allowing us to realize the 2015 attack that killed 12 right of nation-states to pro- on the way to the newsroom. First, the ridicule and dis- turned off half the country our full border-control poten- people at the Paris headquar- tect their citizens. COVID-19 “Where there is a free press missal of those preelection long ago. Either way, the story tial. Leaders of other Western ters of Charlie Hebdo maga- has exposed a gargantuan lie the governors must live in con- stories in the New York Post should not have been twisted nations didn’t hesitate to do zine after it published satirical perpetuated by the European stant awe of the opinions of the about Hunter Biden and his and portrayed as a partisan to them what they failed to do images of Prophet Mohammed, Union for years: that individual governed,” Lord Macaulay questionable business dealings fever dream. with China at the outset of this managed to go back and forth nations have to abide by collec- Yet those who will govern in Ukraine and China that were Somehow, as if by magic, pandemic — promptly slam between Europe and training Washington — President-elect downplayed by what we now dozens of “intelligence experts” the door in their faces. They camps in Yemen. They were SEE MARSDEN PAGE A5 ® Joe Biden and former President call “corporate media,” which — including some who lied for did so within hours of British killed when cornered by police Barack Obama’s crew that was continuously fawning over years about the Russia-Trump Prime Minister Boris Johnson two days after the attack. Biden is installing into his Joe Biden as a candidate. collusion fantasy — implied announcing the discovery of a Recent knife attacks in LETTERS POLICY administration, save Rahm And then the suppression that the New York Post series new, more rapidly propagating France have been attributed to The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes Emanuel — are not in constant and censorship of the Post sto- looked like Russian disinforma- variant of SARS-CoV-2. individuals who came into the letters to the editor from readers. awe of the press. ries by Twitter and Facebook, tion. France, Germany, Italy, country under humanitarian Letters must be no longer than 250 When your loyal dog wags including Twitter suspending And this, too, was eagerly Spain, the Netherlands, pretexts. On Sept. 25, Zaher words, civil in tone, written exclusively its tail, are you in awe? Or do the Post’s account and block- parroted by media pundits. Denmark and Portugal were Hassan Mahmood, a young for the Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by the writer’s name, you think about giving it a ing links to the stories, with “This is a classic example among the European Union Pakistani man who came to address and phone number. Longer biscuit? the Lords of Big Tech — the of the right-wing media countries to close their borders France three years ago as an letters may be published, based on The Biden-Obama team, wealthiest and most powerful machine,” the liberal (aren’t to U.K. travel. The measure “isolated minor,” wounded two merit and at the Editor’s discretion. All about to be in power again, people in the world — also in they all?) CNN media critic is supposed to be temporary, people with a butcher knife. letters may be subject to editing. must certainly be in awe of support of Joe Biden’s candi- Brian Stelter was quoted as until they can figure out how Ibrahim Issaoui, a 21-year-old Readers who are interested in writing how easy it has been to turn dacy. saying in a CNN story about, to best deal with the problem. Tunisian refugee who recently a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of general interest should Beltway journalists into parti- Now that Joe Biden has (what else?) whataboutism. Each nation acted individually came to France via the Italian contact Editor Tim Gillie. san political operatives eager safely been elected the 46th Others joined in, from The in its own perceived best inter- island of Lampedusa, killed Email: [email protected] to serve. president, the Hunter Biden New York Times to Politico to ests without waiting around three people near a church in Fax: (435) 882-6123 MSNBC. “60 Minutes” said it for any of the others. Nice in October. Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript Bulletin Editorial Board wasn’t a story. Here in France, we didn’t The majority of the jihad- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie see this kind of border-control ists presumed responsible P.O. Box 390 Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor SEE KASS PAGE A5 ® leadership in response to any for the coordinated terrorist Tooele, UT 84074 TUESDAY December 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 Are you prepared? MONDAY’S WARM COCOA Wills • Trusts Medicaid Planning Free Initial Consultation We can help others by doing what is DAVID G. WOOD Attorney easy for us, but may be hard for them 435-255-8740 “ t’s easy! Here, I’ll show you night. Of course their small didn’t have a stitch of food in how,” said the artist as I apartment was not as tidy as the fridge or cupboards.” She Accepting I New Clients admired his work. Jill would have hoped it would caught her composure again Frank Mohlman’s “You don’t understand,” I Lynn Butterfi eld be upon the impending arrival before continuing. GUEST COLUMNIST Clients Welcome! said. “I’m the guy who, when of important house guests. “When I thanked them, they taking basic drawing to fulfill a “I just knew my mother-in- simply said, ‘It was an easy 1244 North Main, Ste 202, Tooele liberal arts requirement in col- law would disapprove of the thing for us to do. We’re so lege, was told by the professor, same talent as you. 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ing themselves in the waters of what the media have done to journalists — in print and on Kass identity politics at universities themselves in the eyes of mil- cable television — are a dif- continued from page A4 to become social justice war- lions of Americans. They have ferent class, half servants, half riors inside American news- broken their credibility. palace guard. rooms? It comes at precisely the They attend white-tie din- But now that Joe Biden is After the Electoral College wrong time, as a divided nation ners, dancing and singing show safe and president-elect? certified his victory the other ripped by political tribal anger tune parodies for the enjoy- Now it has legs. day, President-elect Joe Biden and weakened by a debilitating ment of the political lords. Now they’re hungry for it, told America that he wanted to pandemic loses whatever trust They’re thrilled to perform. from that email NBC News begin a national healing. it had in the news. Of all the great quotes about reported on in which Hunter “Now it is time to turn the Not all of journalism is bro- journalism carved into the Biden’s business partner said page, to unite, to heal,” he said. ken. Not all journalists hunt walls of the old Tribune Tower, he hadn’t disclosed $400,000 “The flame of democracy was down ideological heretics. there was one that wasn’t in income from a Ukrainian lit in this nation a long time Every day, in cities and there. For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure natural gas company, to specu- ago. And we now know that towns across America, report- But perhaps it should have Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires lation about whether a special nothing — not even a pandem- ers cover the news. They been: Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing prosecutor is required to get to ic or an abuse of power — can go into neighborhoods you “The power of the press is Tooele City and possible shelter fee. the bottom of it. extinguish that flame.” wouldn’t visit, at great risk to very great, but not so great as Animal Shelter 882-8900 How did Beltway journal- These are fine words, and themselves. the power to suppress,” Lord Shelters are required to ists become Democratic Party Biden is good at delivering They cover bond court, the Northcliffe Grantsville hold animals for 5 business Animal Shelter 884-6881 lapdogs? Did it begin with them. federal courts, the city coun- days before euthanization. the childlike adoration of the But where are the bards who cils; they write about victims John Kass is a columnist Chicago guy, Barack Obama, will sing the songs of Biden’s of violence, the kids in the for the Chicago Tribune. His Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. fawned over by journalists? new torchbearers? schools, and they faithfully e-mail address isjskass@chica- Sweet & Or did it start years ago, It’s awfully hard to sing with report what happened. gotribune.com, and his Twitter 1182Tooele N. 80 E., Tooele Veterinary • 882-1051 Clinic with future journalists immers- a broken back. And that’s just But Washington Beltway handle is @john_kass. Gorgeous!

announcing travel bans. Trudeau’s open-borders tweets Marsden Canadian Prime Minister in response to Trump’s decision Tooele Education continued from page A4 Justin Trudeau wouldn’t close in January 2017 to temporar- a loophole that allowed entry ily halt immigration to the F   into Canada by foreign nation- U.S. from countries associated S T  C  S  tive rules and can’t take unilat- als who had their temporary with terrorism “until we know eral action on behalf of their migrant status in the U.S. what’s going on.” own people. revoked by the Donald Trump Now, every country that Even in the face of terrorist administration, but he has isn’t suicidal wants to take massacres, the EU required kept the Canada-U.S. border control of its borders to keep meetings, debate, discus- closed since March under the its people “safe” until it can sion, voting, collaboration, pretext of COVID-19. Now, he’s get COVID-19 under control. compromise. But when faced banned flights from the U.K. Let’s hope this trend of self- with a few Brits stricken by a into Canada. preservation over political new variant of COVID-19, the “This afternoon, I convened correctness becomes one of the Happy Holidays from TEF cooperative facade went out a meeting with the Incident few lasting positive impacts of the window. Suddenly, it was Response Group,” Trudeau this pandemic. By Linda Clegg every country for itself. The tweeted on Monday. “We media here in France couldn’t focused on the new variant of Rachel Marsden is a colum- This holiday season over even keep up. They had just COVID-19 identified in the UK, nist, political strategist and host 200 students received a begun reporting that EU and we have decided to imple- of an independently produced special gift from two of nations would soon be discuss- ment new border restrictions French-language program that our TEF partners. Gift ing a coordinated response in order to keep you — and airs on Sputnik France. Her cards and vouchers for new to the new U.K. viral threat people right across the country website can be found at www. coats, boots, shoes, socks, when they started getting — safe.” rachelmarsden.com. gloves valued at $50 each press releases from countries That’s quite a leap from were distributed to Tooele County School District Schools. Principals and staff MY ANSWER at the schools in turn gave these cards and vouchers to students just in time for the holidays! TEF is very grateful to KSL Quarters True happiness is summed up donation of $11,900. What a my mind as I think of the for Christmas, and Larry nice way to spread kindness “fabric of our community”. H. Miller Charities for their and generosity during a year Communities are very generous donations and that has been stressful for so much like fabric; woven in walking with Jesus Christ sharing with our community many. together with the separate From the writings of the during this holiday season. Through the $2,900 strands which represent us Rev. Billy Graham The gift cards and gift donation from KSL’s as individuals, churches, vouchers will be redeemed Quarters for Christmas and businesses, and other Q: What are beatitudes and at our local Walmart store $8,000 donation from Larry organizations. Together we will they bring happiness if for purchases of children’s H. Miller Charities, many make a strong and beautiful obeyed? — S.M. clothing. These wonderful A: Perhaps the most children will enjoy a season fabric. It is up to all of us to gifts represent a total famous sermon is what Jesus that not look for weaknesses or holes preached — the Sermon on only warms appearing in the fabric and do the Mount. This is where we their feet all we can to strengthen and find the Beatitudes. — Christ and hands mend it. was giving a formula for per- and heads, Tooele Education sonal happiness that applied The Sermon On the Mount (the Beatitudes) in the park of the Monastery but warms Foundation thanks to anyone, no matter what his on the Mount of Beatitudes by the Sea of Galilee, Israel. their hearts these generous partner race, geographical situation, as well. The organizations and those who age, or circumstance! — The anything; they are timeless who hear the word of God beloved King James Version and universal in nature. Just and keep it!” (Luke 11:28). spirit of administer their charitable of this passage speaks of the as Jesus brought hope and — When those who belong giving and programs for making this blessedness of these truths. — new life to those who first to Christ exhibit obedience to sharing with possible for children in need. In more modern translations gathered in Galilee to hear His word, the Lord Himself one another From all of us at Tooele the word “happy” or “happi- the Sermon on the Mount, is blessed. The psalmist can work Education Foundation, have ness” is used, but nothing is these same words He spoke expressed it perfectly: “Sing miracles in a Merry Christmas, and more beautiful than the word can bring hope and new life to to the Lord, bless His name; our personal a happy, prosperous and “blessed.” us today as we dwell on, and proclaim the good news of His lives and in healthy New Year! Jesus shares almost the put into practice, the wisdom salvation.... Declare His glory the fabric whole depth and scope of His and truth declared. True hap- among the nations, His won- of our Tooele Education teaching. Someone has said, piness is summed up in walk- ders among all peoples. For community. Foundation “The character which we find ing with Jesus Christ, living the Lord is great and greatly to I like the in the Beatitudes is beyond all according to the truth He has be praised” (Psalm 96:2-4). picture that @TEFbellringer question, nothing less than our set forth, and looking to Jesus, comes to Lord’s own character put into the author and finisher of our This column is based on the words. — It is a description set faith (Hebrews 12:2). words and writings of the late side by side with an example.” Throughout Scripture the Rev. Billy Graham. Applying these principles Lord speaks of blessing His © 2020 Billy Graham www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org can enrich life greater than people. — “Blessed are those Literary Trust A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 22, 2020

OBITUARIES

Patricia Vincent Grantsville, Utah, where they Museum and the Salt Lake City Kevin Blaine have lived for 50 years. Daughters of the Utah Pioneer Eatough Patricia is known for her Museum. She managed the Horrocks sweet disposition. You could Grantsville Federal Credit 1937-2020 always count on a bright Union for 27 years and loved Kevin Blaine Horrocks, 68, smile and a twinkle in her working with the people of of Magna, Utah, passed away Our beloved wife, mother, eye — she also loved to give Grantsville. peacefully in his home Dec. grandmother, great-grand- winks. Family was the very She was an amazing seam- 17, 2020, with his sweetheart mother, and friend Patricia most important thing to her stress, quilter, and pianist. She by his side. Kevin was born Vincent Eatough, 83, passed and she always put them first. loved flowers, gardening, and Oct. 18, 1952, in Brigham City, away peacefully at home Dec. She never missed any event spending time in Yellowstone, Utah, to Merlin C. and Joyce 17, 2020, in Grantsville, Utah. she could possibly attend for Montana. Vivian Horrocks. She was surrounded by loving her children and grandchil- Patricia is survived by Kevin served in the United family. dren. One of the most precious her husband of 63 years States Army, Coast Guard, and She was born Oct. 2, 1937, things in her life was her mem- Mark E. Eatough Jr.; son Utah National Guard. He loved in Salt Lake City, Utah, to bership in The Church of Jesus Steven (Donna); son Douglas his country so much. He flew Granville Gillett Vincent and Christ of Latter-day Saints. This (Angela); daughter Suzanne the American flag, saluted, Helen Sara Mortensen. She is something she passed on to Kitchen (Matt); 11 grandchil- recited the Pledge of Alliance graduated from East High 23, 1957, and were lucky her children. She had many dren and four great-grand- and retired the colors at the Salt Lake Community College School and then attended the enough to spend 63 years church callings including in children. She was preceded end of the day. Kevin LOVED and graduated with a degree University of Utah for a few together. They lived in Seattle, Primary, Scouts, Stake Young in death by her son Michael politics and made many friends in business. years before marrying her Washington, and Germany Women’s president, ward J., parents, and brother G. on social media who shared Kevin is survived by his sweetheart Mark E. Eatough before returning to Salt Lake Relief Society president and Michael Vincent. his interest. Kevin loved to fish love Cathy; brothers Lex Jr. They were married Aug. City and then settling down in stake Relief Society presidency. Funeral services will be held and would go whenever he and Brent; his aunt Reva After she retired she and her Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020, at 11 could! His sense of humor was Williams; seven children Brian husband were able to serve in a.m., at Larkin Sunset Gardens, amazing. He could make you (Ashley) Horrocks, Scott the Salt Lake City Temple for 1950 E. Dimple Dell Road laugh even if you didn’t want (Cassi) Horrocks, Melissa 11 and one-half years and they (10600 South), Sandy, Utah. to. He had many stories to tell (Jimmy) Isakson, Mark (Cheri) loved every minute of it. She Zoom remote viewing infor- about his life. He lived his way! Horrocks, Natalie (Nathan) had a very strong testimony mation for the funeral can be His motto was “life’s a party!” Marden, Samantha Horrocks, of her Savior Jesus Christ found at LarkinMortuary.com. Kevin had an interesting life. and Tyson (Brittany) Adams; which she shared through her A viewing will be held prior He married Terri White, later and 21 grandchildren. He example. to the funeral at 10 a.m. A divorced. He married Cathy was preceded in death by his She served on many local viewing was also held Sunday, Foust, later divorced but, they parents, brother Kirk, sister- committees and loved being Dec. 20, 2020, at The Church stayed together. Kevin served in-law Sherilyn Horrocks, and involved in the community. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day a mission to England for The nephew Jacob Horrocks. She also served as a docent Saints, Grantsville 4th Ward, in Church of Jesus Christ of Celebration of life date yet in both Grantsville’s Donner Grantsville. Latter-day Saints. He attended to be determined.

Gerald Ray Hill William Michael

Gerald Ray Hill, age 84, Graham passed away peacefully Dec. 19, 2020, at LDS Hospital in Nov. 7, 1939 – Dec. 17, 2020 Salt Lake City. Jerry was born in Burley, Idaho, July 29, 1936, William “Billy” Graham one of three children born to passed away in his home Sterling and Geneal (Williams) the morning of Dec. 17, Hill. He spent his youth in 2020. He was born in Taos, Rupert, Idaho, before serving New Mexico, Nov. 7, 1939 in the United States Air Force to Cristoval “CT” and Mary TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT from 1954 to 1977. He then Grant Graham. OPEN ENROLLMENT served in the United States Billy was a hard working Army from 1977 to 1978. man, even after he retired. He School Year 2021-2022 Jerry spoke fondly of his built a garage in Pine Canyon time at Clark Air Force Base with the help of his uncles The Tooele County School District will be in the Philippines where he and wife, where he spent became life-long friends with missed. most of his time working on Daisy (Juan), Cindy, Julie; accepting applications from elementary and Jerry Marvin. He later moved to Jerry is survived by his project after project. He was sons Oscar, Juan M (Tracy); secondary students who are interested in enrolling Virginia where he met his first children: Mike (Cherlyn) Hill, a man of all trades — there and grandchildren, great- in a school outside of their resident school boundary wife, Brenda Chamberlain, at Debbie (Wade) Kirkpatrick, was nothing he couldn’t do. grandchildren, aunts, uncles, an LDS singles function. They Jared (Veronica) Hill, Chris Working on cars was his pas- nieces, nephews and friends. for the 2021-2022 school year. Once the enrollment were married in 1963 in the (Angela) Hill, and Diana Hill; sion. He was preceded in death of a school exceeds the declared capacity, no further Logan Temple and later settled 19 grandchildren; 9 great- Billy loved spending time by his father and mother, applications will be approved. in Midvale, Utah, to raise their grandchildren; and his brother with his family, especially his stepmother (Helen), grand- six children before divorcing in Dan Hill. He was preceded in grandkids, they were his pride parents, brother, aunts, uncles 1986. death by his wife Jo Ann, his and joy. His wife Maria and he and cousins. After moving to Tooele, Jerry son Brian (Dawna) Hill, his were inseparable — where he Thank you to all of our NOTE: If your student is currently approved to met Jo Ann Taylor and they eldest brother Ruland Hill, his was she was. Billy had a very family and friends who have were married May 25, 1988 in sister Darla Hill, and his parents kind, loving and caring heart, been with us during these attend a school outside of his/her boundary, there the Jordan River Temple. They Sterling and Geneal (Williams) he was there to help anyone. hard times. will be no need to reapply. However, if your enjoyed 22 years of adventure Hill. He truly had a heart of gold. A viewing will be held student plans to leave the school he/she is currently and travel before Jo Ann’s pass- Jerry is a member of The He will be missed dearly and Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020, from ing in 2010. Her death devas- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- will forever be in our hearts. 2:30 to 4 p.m. at Dalton- approved to attend, an application will be required. tated Jerry and he longed to be day Saints. He is survived by his lov- Hoopes Funeral Home, 50 W. with his sweetheart again. A viewing for Jerry will be ing wife Maria Graham; Main St., Grantsville, Utah. Parents can pick up an application in Jerry loved to play the har- held Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, brothers Wallace (Cheryl), Mass services will be held, Applications: monica, to write (especially from 11:30 to 12:45 a.m. fol- Doug (Audra), Jimmy; sisters Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, at the office at any school, available on the District poetry), and to visit with family lowed by a funeral service at 1 Ruth, Effie, Pricilla (Noe); 11:30 a.m., at St. Marguerite website www.tooeleschools.org or at the Tooele and friends. He was something p.m., at Tate Mortuary, Tooele, daughters Kiki (Ceasar), Catholic Church in Tooele. of an inventor – his main tools Utah. County School District Office, 92 S Lodestone being duct tape, PVC pipe, In lieu of flowers the family Way, Tooele, UT 84074. cardboard and plastic. He was a requests donations be made gentle soul who loved animals, to Shriners Hospital-Salt Lake nature, and all things beauti- City, where his eldest son Application Window: December 1, 2020 ful. He was a quiet man with received medical treatments through February 19, 2021 a soft heart. He will be greatly during his childhood.

Information: Contact the District Office MATTERS OF FAITH (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104 Peace is found in the real reason it’s TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ‘the most wonderful time of the year’ erry Christmas! Yes, I am but humankind chose disobe- are from of old, from ancient Ma bit early but it is my dience which severed that times” (Micah 5:2 NIV). last opportunity this year to relationship. Genesis chapter It should not be lost on us do that, so I hope it is a great Bill Upton three describes the judgment that the name of the ancient SERVICE DIRECTORY GUEST COLUMNIST holiday season for you. and the solution: a man born village Bethlehem literally Right now a lot of people of a women would restore translated is “house of bread,” MISCELLANEOUS are no doubt ramping up for what was broken. the birth place of the one who the big day. Lists to make, Fast-forward to the time of said of himself “I am the bread cards to send (I am dating Andy because we have never the prophet Isaiah when God’s of life” (John 6:48 NIV). PERMANENT AND myself here), gifts to purchase, been introduced — did not people had divided themselves Paul spoke to the fulfill- TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY parties to plan and attend, mean for his catchy lyrics to into two nations and things ment of the promise when he decorating the tree, the house, cause seasonal insecurity, but were not going well. God wrote to the church in Galatia: LIGHTING the yard, not to mention pic- look at the song. The expecta- speaking through the prophet “But when the time had fully PLEASE CALL FOR FREE QUOTE! tures with pets; yes it can be tions are huge. What if every- added specifics to the reconcil- come, God sent his Son, born exhausting. The self imposed one isn’t telling you to be of iation that was coming. “For to of a woman, born under law, Brach Boman hectic schedule may have good cheer or you have no us a child is born, to us a son to redeem those under law, something to do with why place to roast marshmallows, is given, and the government that we might receive the 435.841.1826 some normally happy and and mistitoeing might be a will be on his shoulders. And full rights of sons” (Galatians well-adjusted people begin chargeable offense during the he will be called Wonderful 4:4-5 NIV). Relationship is to sense a creeping feeling of pandemic. The hap-happiest Counselor, Mighty God, restored by the once-and-for- “humbug.” season of all may well be an Everlasting Father, Prince of all perfect sacrifice of the God- In a culture where concern unattainable goal, then what? Peace” (Isaiah 9:6 NIV). man Jesus. MISCELLANEOUS about buying the “perfect Then I suggest we put aside Later the prophet Micah When we can put aside all gift” may require professional the mostly temporary con- would add geographical spe- of the hype and fluff, the cel- counseling, even seasonal cerns to consider the source of cifics to the promise: “But you, ebration of the birth of Christ Reach Thousands! music may cause overwhelm- the celebration. Bethlehem Ephrathah, though really is the most wonderful ing stress. For example “It’s The story reaches all the you are small among the clans time of the year. Grow Your Business the most wonderful time of way back to Genesis so I will of Judah, out of you will come the year.” I am confident Mr. need to be brief. God created for me one who will be ruler Bill Upton is chaplain of the with Your Own Williams — I can’t call him humankind for relationship, over Israel, whose origins Tooele City Police Department. Service Directory Ad Call 435.882.0050 or visit TOOELE 58 N. Main Street, Tooele Follow us on Facebook! TRANSCRIPT 8:30 to 5:30, Monday-Friday ULLETIN Tooele Transcript Bulletin @TooeleTB B TUESDAY December 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

Erda City has Erda Council Great Salt Lake Lake Point Incorporation Districts Boundry Option A 80 Tooele County city council Salt Lake County boundaries District 2 Stansbury Incorporation moves forward as required by state code Pop. 743 Park 138 TIM GILLIE to be staggered, allowing each District 1 EDITOR council member to serve at District 5 Pop. 644 Erda proceeds on course for least one full year, but stag- Pop. 770 city council elections. gered so eventually not all Erda 36 Road Droubay Following an online public council members would be District 4 hearing, the sponsors of the elected during the same year. Pop. 744 incorporate Erda referendum The Erda referendum spon- District 3 have drawn up city council sors held a public hearing by Pop. 727 boundaries and made other Webex on Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. decisions in preparation for They also collected public Grantsville elections for Erda City Council input by email at incorpora- in 2021. [email protected]. 112 In the Nov. 3 general elec- Following the public hear- tion, the residents of the future ing, the sponsors decided that Tooele Erda City voted not only to all five Erda Council members incorporate, but also voted for will be elected by district. They 1000 North a five-member council form of divided the boundaries of the government with council mem- city into five districts with a N bers to be elected by districts. reasonably equal population. Once the incorporation vote Council members in districts was certified, the sponsors 1,3, and 5 will be first elected of the incorporate Erda peti- in 2021 with subsequent elec- tions will be held in 2021, with acres on the west end of Erda tion area would not be ineli- Attorney’s for the Lieutenant tion had 60 days to determine tions in 2023 and then every the County Clerk, acting as the City, claim that their property gible for incorporation under Governor’s Office, also named which council members would four years. election official. was never intended by their Utah law, according to the as a defendant in the com- be elected by districts, the Council members in districts The incorporation of Erda owners to be included in the complaint. plaint, or the Erda incorpo- boundaries for city council dis- 2,4 will be first elected in 2021 is being challenged by a com- feasibility study or the bound- The complaint asks the 3rd ration sponsors have yet to tricts and set initial terms for with subsequent elections plaint filed in the 3rd District ary of Erda City. District Court to invalidate the officially respond to the com- council members, according to in 2025 and then every four Court by Six Mile Ranch. Without the inclusion of Six 2020 election outcome sup- plaint. state code. years. Attorneys representing Six Mile Ranch’s 6,500 acres, the porting the incorporation of [email protected] The council terms needed The initial Erda City elec- Mile Ranch, which own 6,500 proposed Erda City incorpora- Erda. FREE 2021 POSTER CALENDAR Pick up a FREE 2021 Poster Calendar at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin! 58 North Main, Tooele • Mon – Fri, 9 - 5 • Closed Sat & Sun Dec 24 and Dec 31, 9 - 1 • Closed Christmas & New Year’s Day

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enues in the General Fund Funds came in $961,951 higher than continued from page A1 anticipated. “Another good thing,” Hintze said. The increases were most Steve Rowley who works for notably from Coronavirus Keddington & Christensen, Relief Funds received, and LLC. Grantsville City con- increase in sales and other tracts with Keddington & taxes. Due to conservative Christensen as internal audit- budgeting and conscientious ing services. spending, expenditures in the “It’s a team effort,” said General Fund were $328,764 Mayor Brent Marshall. “We less than budgeted. like everybody else had our Mayor Brent Marshall men- challenges this year. It’s tioned that sales tax provided enlightening to know that 17% of total revenue for the private enterprise came in year and property tax 13%, and showed our books are in and those figures used to be order.” the other way around in previ- Grantsville’s total revenues ous years. He said legislation for the year came in at $15.8 now allows sales tax revenue Other financial highlights while actual expenditures increases in net position of department revenue is 14% of million with expenditures at from online purchases by showed business-type activi- were $328,764 less than bud- $2.4 million and $962,633 total revenue while expenses $10.7 million. Grantsville residents to be fun- ties increased by $3,346,218, geted. respectively, while the are 15% of total revenue. Major expenditures includ- neled to the City. total revenues of both gov- At the end of the current Garbage enterprise fund Sewer revenue is 10% while ed public safety at $3.3 mil- Grantsville City’s total debt ernmental and business-type fiscal year, the unassigned reported a decrease in net expenses are at 12%, and gar- lion, general government $1.7 decreased by $207,000 dur- activities tallied $15,818,183. fund balance in the general position of $69,128. bage collection revenue is at million, and water services ing the current fiscal year as a Actual revenues received fund was $l.6 million Grantsville is losing some 6% while expenses are 8%. $1.6 million. result of bond payments being in the general fund were The Water, and Sewer money in water, sewer and [email protected] The report showed rev- made. $96l,95l more than budgeted enterprise funds reported garbage expenses. Water

INCIDENCE OF COVID-19 TOOELE COUNTY Virg’s POSITIVE CASES BY AREA continued from page A1 as of December 17, 2020 COVID-19 DATA 4,000 as of December 17, 2020 or the building is quite large, we could 3465 split the costs of the building each run- ning our own business and share the 3,000 kitchen and restrooms.” 2176 Sharing the building would help 2,000 reduce costs for both restaurants at a time when COVID-19 restrictions and 728 3465 9 109 1,000 reduced customers are putting a finan- 0 534 Active Cases Total Cases Hospitalizations cial strain on the restaurant business 312 184 TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO <10 84 76 66 as a whole, according to Law, who has 0 operated Virg’s in Erda for 23 years. The Brothers on Main Street in Tooele City. The Brothers opened three years ago at this loca- Erda Cruz said she and Giron discussed the NUMBER OF CASES Other Tooele TOTAL Stockton tion. They are now looking for a new home, Lake Point WendoverGrantsville idea of working with Virg’s for a couple as Virg’s bought this building and will move in Stansbury Park weeks before deciding to opt to find a Active Cases sometime in 2021. 11 78.87 BY AREA 116 new place. Deaths 7 Day Rolling Average School District “We just didn’t think it would work Tooele County Health Department's COVID-19 case numbers have been cleaned for duplicates Cases Per Day Cases and out of state cases. Numbers may vary from the Utah Department of Health dashboard data. Tooele County Health Department's recovered COVID-19 case numbers are an estimate out,” she said. “The two parts of the been home to a couple of local restau- (case date longer than 21 days ago) and does not include individuals in hospital settings. building are very different and the rant entrepreneurs. kitchen is small. It would be difficult Tooele restaurateur Spiros Makris for both of our employees to share the spent two years and over $1 million talizations and 11 deaths. than once for the virus. kitchen.” to purchase and remodel the two Vaccine On Dec. 17, when the Tooele Frontline healthcare provid- Law said he hasn’t given The Brothers turn-of-the-century buildings at 29 S. continued from page A1 County Health Department ers and support staff that pro- and official eviction notice. Instead he Main Street prior to opening Sostanza released their latest report, vide direct services to patients plans to meet with Giron and discuss a Restaurant in May 2009. Sostanza there was a cumulative total of are the first to receive the vac- timely turn over of the facility, accord- closed in June 2012. ees, soon. 3,465 positive cases of COVID- cine. ing to Law. Anthony’s Main Street Grill, owned “We anticipate getting the 19 in the county along with This includes: doctors, nurs- “Some time around the end of the by Anthony Barbiero, had an eight- vaccine anytime now,” he said. 109 cumulative hospitaliza- es, medical assistants, dentists, year seems like a natural point to make month run at the location, closing in “We couldn’t be more excited tions and 11 COVID-19 related pharmacists, and individuals a change,” he said. Oct. 2013. and plan on getting the vaccine deaths. who have direct contact with After The Brothers leave the building The building sat empty after out and into arms as soon as In Tooele County, 2,561 patients. and Virg’s move in it will take a while to Anthony’s closed. Local contractor we get it.” individuals had recovered from “This is the next step in get everything ready for Virg’s to open. Randy Hunt purchased the building Healthcare workers in the virus as of Dec. 17. bringing an end to this pan- So there is no set date right now for the from the bank that acquired the prop- Tooele County will receive the In the state of Utah, there demic, Bate said. “The vaccine opening of Virg’s at 29 North Main in erty in a foreclosure. He rented the loca- Moderna vaccine. have been 252,783 positive provides hope for all of us, Tooele City. tion to the Giron brothers. Currently, there have been cases of the virus, 10,102 hos- but it is important that until Law, who lives in Stansbury Park, Brothers Jose and Francisco opened 4,075 confirmed positive cases pitalizations and 1,161 COVID- then we continue to do those owns three other Virg’s Restaurants as The Brothers restaurant in March 2017. COVID-19 in Tooele County 19 related deaths. things that we know prevent well as Penny’s in Stockton. The two brothers from Guatemala since the beginning of the pan- 1,648,918 individuals have the spread of diseases such Virg’s Restaurant started in 1981 on worked together in the restaurant demic, according to the Utah been tested for the virus in the as wearing a mask, washing State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. Law industry for years. They worked briefly Department of Health daily state and 2,500891 tests have hands, and physically distanc- worked at Virg’s for several years. In in the construction industry before COVID-19 report. been administered. ing.” 1990, Law bought the restaurant after deciding to open their own restaurant. There have also been a This means that some indi- [email protected] the owner passed away. [email protected] cumulative total of 112 hospi- viduals have been tested more 29 Main Street in Tooele City has Perfect Stocking Stuffer! 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SPORTS WRAP Tooele boys basketball at Real Salt Lake Academy The Tooele boys basketball team was outscored 25-10 in the Tooele girls win home opener second quarter of its 75-40 loss to Real Salt Lake Academy in a Higley’s 13 points lead non-region road game Friday night. Carston Hyre led the Buffs past Pirates Buffaloes (1-4) with 10 points, and Julian Mahoe added eight points and eight rebounds. DARREN VAUGHAN Tooele traveled to Morgan for a SPORTS EDITOR non-region game that was not Before Friday night, the complete at press time Tuesday. Tooele girls basketball team The Buffs will face Hurricane at hadn’t played in 13 days, and the Steve Hodson Cancer Classic the Buffaloes had yet to play a in Cedar City on Monday. game on their home court. Stansbury boys basketball at And while Friday’s 36-25 Bear River win over Class 6A Cyprus The Stansbury boys basketball wasn’t the prettiest display team picked up its first win of basketball, the result was of the season Friday night in well worth the wait for Tooele Garland, defeating Bear River (2-2). The Buffs’ defense con- 56-48 in a non-region contest. Bridger Thomas and Landen tinued to lead the way, holding Giles combined to hit nine the Pirates (1-5) to their lowest 3-pointers, with Thomas scor- point total of the season while ing 18 points and Giles adding maintaining their own streak 15 for the Stallions (1-3). Logan of limiting opponents to 45 Richins had eight points and Pae points or less — seven consec- Tia chipped in seven. Stansbury utive games, dating back to the faced Summit Academy in a last three games of last season. non-region game in Bluffdale Tooele led for nearly the on Tuesday after press time. entire game, save for the The Stallions will take on Cedar City in the first game of the first 2:50 of the first quarter Steve Hodson Cancer Classic on and a brief moment early in Monday. the second quarter when the Pirates tied the score. The Wendover boys basketball vs. Rich Buffs didn’t score their first The Wendover boys basketball CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO team built an 11-point lead SEE TOOELE PAGE B7 ➤ Tooele’s Aysha Lewis (24) makes a move toward the basket during a Jan. 14 game against Cedar Valley at Tooele High School. Lewis scored eight points at halftime and held off Rich in the Buffaloes’ 36-25 win over Cyprus on Friday night. for a 49-40 win Friday night at Wendover High School. Jaime Montalvo led the Wildcats (2-1) with 24 points and Keyshawn Rodriguez added eight. Wendover will open Region 21 play Jan. 8 on the road against Telos Academy. Cowboys bounce back Stallions 8th, Wendover girls basketball at Green River The Wendover girls basketball team struggled after a long with win over Stallions Cowboys 15th at bus ride Friday night, falling to Green River 59-29 in a non- region game. Leslie Luna hit five Grantsville responds 3-pointers and scored 18 points Christmas Clash to lead the Wildcats. Dugway boys basketball at well after blowout loss Tabiona Grantsville’s Johnson wins 113-pound title The Dugway boys basketball DARREN VAUGHAN DARREN VAUGHAN 14-10 decision to finish sixth. team was outscored 21-4 in the SPORTS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Stansbury finished eighth second quarter of its 69-35 loss The Grantsville girls basketball team isn’t The Stansbury and out of 18 teams in the tourna- to Tabiona in a non-region road accustomed to losing very often at all, much Grantsville wrestling teams ment with 85 points, while game on Saturday. Kota Bear less in the fashion the Cowboys did in last represented Tooele County at Grantsville was 15th with 44 led the Mustangs (0-3) with 15 Tuesday’s 19-point loss to Delta. the annual Christmas Clash points. Other Stansbury rep- points, while Tyi Bear added 13. Less than 48 hours later, the Cowboys tournament on Saturday at Dugway will face Utah School resentatives included Carson for the Deaf and Blind on the took to the court again, this time on the road the Legacy Events Center in Pease (106), Parker Zukeran road Jan. 6. against county rival Stansbury for their third Farmington, with seven wres- (113), Brayden Phillips (132), game in four nights. Shaking off any fatigue tlers placing in the top six of Tayson Miller (138) and Oliver Wendover girls basketball at or other lingering effects from Tuesday’s their respective weight classes. Avila (220), who all went 1-2 St. Joseph Leslie Luna scored 23 points, game, the Cowboys dominated from the Grantsville 113-pounder in the tournament, as well as hitting seven 3-pointers, to lead opening tip on Thursday night at Stansbury Kole Johnson brought home Zane Kanirie (152), who was the Wendover girls basketball High School, rolling past the Stallions for a first place in his weight class, 0-2. team to its first win of the sea- 49-32 win that improved their record to 4-2 posting a perfect 4-0 record. Cruz Baldovinez went 2-2 son Saturday night in Ogden on the season. His first-round and semifinal at 170 pounds for Grantsville, — a 54-30 triumph over St. Grantsville opened the game on a 7-0 wins both came by pin, with and Grant Rounds was 2-2 Joseph. The Wildcats (1-1) led run, as senior center Maison White went an 11-4 decision in the quar- at 160. Ethan Rainer (152), 35-13 at halftime. Wendover will to the free-throw line just 11 seconds into terfinal and a 14-2 major deci- Jadiah Jensen (182) and Colin play host to Providence Hall in a the game. Chloe Butler and Ellie Thomas sion in the final. Stansbury’s Nay (220) each went 1-2, non-region contest Jan. 9 in its then hit back-to-back 3-pointers before Xander Howard was second at first home game of the season. while Rylan Albrecht (120), Stansbury’s Ainsley Thurber drained a trey 220 pounds with a 3-1 record, Lance Pitt (126), Kyler Wright Grantsville girls basketball at of her own to put the Stallions (1-4) on the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO winning his first three matches (132), Ian Mecham (138), Orem board. of the tournament by pin. Richie Tracy (145) and Jonas Maison White had 15 points Grantsville’s Kenzie Allen lines up a 3-pointer Back-to-back layups by White extended Matt Ingersoll finished third Floyd (285) were 0-2. and 13 rebounds, Ellie Thomas during the Cowboys’ Class 3A first-round state added 11 points, four rebounds Grantsville’s advantage to 11-3, with Epa playoff game against Summit Academy on Feb. at 285 for Stansbury with a Friday and four assists and Emily Tia pulling the Stallions back within six 14 in Price. Allen scored 14 points to go with four 2-1 record, scoring a pin in the Stansbury traveled to Backus and Kenzie Allen each points with a baseline jumper with 2:27 left rebounds, three assists and three steals as the quarterfinal and a 2-1 deci- Fillmore to take part in the chipped in nine points to lead in the first quarter. That’s where the score Cowboys beat Stansbury 49-32 on Thursday at sion in the third-place match. Millard Ironman Duals, post- the Grantsville girls basket- stayed until the Cowboys opened the second Stansbury High School. Jordan Hammond (145) also ing a 3-2 record and finishing ball team to a 54-35 win over quarter with a 9-0 spurt, kicked off by a finished third for the Stallions, third in the Silver bracket. The Orem in a non-region road deep 3-pointer from the right wing by Emily Cowboys’ next possession to help spur posting a 3-1 record that Stallions defeated Pleasant game Monday afternoon. The Backus. Thomas hit a pair of free throws, Grantsville to a 24-13 halftime advantage. included a 17-5 major decision Grove’s No. 2 team 48-30 and Cowboys (5-2) led 26-16 at picked off a steal and scored a layup within The Cowboys truly blew the game open in the first round and two deci- lost to Class 3A powerhouse halftime and pulled away with a 7-second span to increase the lead to 18-5, in the third quarter, outscoring the Stallions sions in his quarterfinal (10-6) an 18-9 fourth-quarter surge. Juab 74-0 in pool competition. Backus had six steals and Allen and White added a putback off an offensive 17-8 to take a 41-21 lead. Thomas scored and third-place matches (7-3). Stansbury then beat a team added five rebounds and four rebound to put Grantsville ahead by 15 nine of her game-high 16 points in the Stansbury’s Josh Olson of extras 42-33 in the Silver steals for the Cowboys, while points with 4:51 left in the first half. frame, including a pair of 3-pointers, while (170) was fifth in his weight bracket and went on to edge Chloe Butler had six points, Stansbury shaved the lead back down White and Allen each contributed four class with a 4-1 record, posting perennial power Delta 40-38 nine rebounds and three assists. to single-digits with six quick points — a points. three wins by pin to go with a before losing to Mountain Grantsville will face Canyon View free throw by Sarah Gatluak, followed by Grantsville took its biggest lead of the 10-5 decision in the fifth-place View 46-30. on Monday at the Steve Hodson a putback layup and a corner 3-pointer game early in the fourth quarter, capping an match. Ethan Vorwaller was Against Pleasant Grove, Cancer Classic in Cedar City. by Thurber in a span of 42 seconds. But 8-0 run with baskets by Butler and Thomas sixth at 285 with a 2-2 record, the Stallions got pins from Notable HS boys basketball Grantsville’s Kenzie Allen brought the earning both of his wins by scores Stallions’ momentum to a halt, drain- pin, and Brandon Ploehn (120) SEE GHS/SHS PAGE B7 ➤ SEE WRESTLING PAGE B7 ➤ Thursday ing a 3-pointer from the left wing on the went 2-2 with a pin and a Crimson Cliffs 82, Payson 63 American Fork 67, Ridgeline 44 Logan 68, Park City 52 Dixie 67, Springville 45 Manti 60, Pine View 45 Mountain Crest 70, Bonneville Memorial, Providence Hall, (Idaho) 61 Real Salt Lake Academy and Sky View 66, Marsh Valley It’s 5A after all for Buffs, Stallions Summit Academy in Region (Idaho) 63 15. Desert Hills 82, Green Canyon 59 Alta, Jordan, Lehi, Mountain Logan, Mountain Crest, In football, the Cowboys will Duchesne 60, Union 55 Tooele, Stansbury to compete in Region 7 View, Orem, Timpanogos Ridgeline and Sky View in compete in Class 3A’s North Grand 67, Monticello 45 DARREN VAUGHAN will be bumped up from Class and Timpview will compete Region 11. Division with Ben Lomond, Friday SPORTS EDITOR 4A’s Region 10, where they in Region 8, with the excep- Grantsville will remain in Juan Diego, Morgan, Ogden Stansbury 56, Bear River 48 After multiple proposals that had competed for the past four tion of Mountain View and Class 3A’s Region 13 with a and Union, with Canyon View, RSL Academy 75, Tooele 40 placed Tooele and Stansbury years. They will be joined by Timpanogos playing foot- mixture of familiar opponents Carbon, Juab, Manti, North Wendover 49, Rich 40 high schools in Class 5A and familiar foes Cedar Valley and ball in Region 7 because and teams moving in from Sanpete and Richfield making Preston (Idaho) 78, Mountain Class 4A at various times, the Uintah, both current mem- Cottonwood’s football team other classifications. Morgan up the South Division. ALA, Crest 57 Utah High School Activities bers of Region 10, along with plays an independent sched- and South Summit return Judge Memorial, Providence Desert Hills 69, Payson 62 Snow Canyon 52, Spanish Fork Association came to its final Cottonwood, Hillcrest and ule. Maple Mountain, Provo, from the current Region 13, Hall, South Summit, Summit 39 decision regarding how the Payson. Salem Hills, Spanish Fork, with Ogden and Ben Lomond Academy, Delta and Grand will Sky View 73, Twin Falls (Idaho) state’s 148 high schools will With 33 schools and five Springville and Wasatch are moving down from Class 4A play football in Class 2A, along 55 be aligned across six different regions, Class 5A is the the teams in Region 9. and Layton Christian moving with Emery, Beaver, Millard, Morgan 73, Ben Lomond 65 classifications on Thursday largest classification in the Class 4A is down to just 13 up from Class 2A. The other San Juan and South Sevier. Juan Diego 61, Orem 51 night. state. Region 5 includes schools and two regions, situ- schools in 3A include Canyon Dugway and Wendover will Mountain View 65, Uintah 42 The final region alignment, Bonneville, Bountiful, Box ated at opposite ends of the View, Carbon, Emery, Grand compete in Class 1A’s Region Dixie 88, Green Canyon 56 which will be in effect for the Elder, Northridge, Viewmont state: Cedar City, Crimson and Richfield in Region 12; 21. The Mustangs and Wildcats Crimson Cliffs 87, Manti 70 2021-22 and 2022-23 school and Woods Cross, while Cliffs, Desert Hills, Dixie, Delta, Juab, Manti, North are joined by EskDale, Telos years, places Tooele and Brighton, East, Highland, Hurricane, Pine View and Sanpete and Union in Region Academy, Tintic, West Desert SEE WRAP PAGE B7 ➤ Stansbury in Class 5A’s Region Murray, Olympus, Park City Snow Canyon in Region 10; 14; and American Leadership and West Ridge Academy. 7. The Buffaloes and Stallions and Skyline make up Region 6. and Bear River, Green Canyon, Academy, Juan Diego, Judge [email protected] B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 22, 2020 Vintage Christmas Cards ay back in 1842, Henry phrase “A Merry Christmas and introduction of email and social WCole, a prominent British a Happy New Year to You.” He media the nearly 200-year-old educator and patron, hit upon also included a space for him tradition of sending Christmas an ingenious idea on how to personalize each one. The cards through the mail has to efficiently respond to the novel idea quickly caught on begun to wain. hundreds of Christmas letters and Christmas cards have been In addition to its religious he was getting. He asked J.C. a holiday tradition ever since. significance, many feel that Horsley, an artist friend, to By the mid 20th cen- the Christmas Season is a good illustrate a picture of a family tury with the advent of less time to fondly recall the spirit enjoying a Christmas dinner. expensive printing processes of past holiday celebrations. Cole then had a printer make Christmas cards became even Here are some inspiring and 1,000 copies of the artwork more popular. However, within creative samples of Christmas on small cards along with the the last 20 or so years with the cards from years gone by. TUESDAY December 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3

5. MUSIC: Which pop song repeats the chorus, “Why can’t you see? You belong with me”? by Fifi Rodriguez 6. LITERATURE: What kind of novel is written in a 1. MOVIES: In how many series of letters? movies did Sean Connery 7. MEASUREMENTS: How play the character James many cups are in 1 pint? Bond? 8. MYTHOLOGY: What is 2. ADVERTISING SLOGANS: the home of the Greek What product is touted as gods? “the fabric of our lives”? 9. ANATOMY: How much of 3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: the adult human body is How many laps do drivers made up of water? Moments have to complete in the 10. GEOGRAPHY: What is Indianapolis 500 race? the most densely populat- 4. HISTORY: How many ed continent on Earth? in Time Pyramids of Giza (Eqypt) were constructed? The History Channel ➤ On Jan. 7, 1789, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW Congress sets today as the date by which Mega Maze states are required to choose electors for the country's first-ever presidential election. A month later, on Feb. 4, George Washington rtists sometimes was elected president Aonly make one kind of art, perhaps by state electors and keeping to painting, sworn into office April sculpture or jewelry. 30. But many try all kinds ➤ On Jan. 10, 1901, of art before they find a drilling derrick at the one that is best. Spindletop Hill near Self-taught Peter Hunt Beaumont, Texas, (1896-1967) started produces an enormous painting thrift shop gusher of crude oil, furniture with peasant signaling the advent designs in 1929. His of the American oil colorful pieces sold industry. The geyser quickly in Cape Cod and became so fashion- flowed at an initial rate able that they were of 100,000 barrels a sold in the furniture day. Today, only a few departments of Macys, oil wells still operate in Gimbels and other The folk art paintings on the dollhouse are the area. the signed work of Peter Hunt. The 39-inch- well-known depart- high plywood toy was decorated in 1941. ➤ On Jan. 5, 1920, the ment stores. Old boxes, New York Yankees school desks, strollers, company was founded in 1887 announce the purchase toys, buckets, trays, fabrics and and made silver and silver of heavy-hitting more were decorated. plate serving pieces. It went outfielder George Hunt was handsome, out of business in the late Herman "Babe" Ruth charming and clever, and he 1950s. The letters “E.P.N.S” from the Boston Red sold his folk art to important stand for “electroplated nickel socialites, including Helena Sox for $125,000. Ruth silver.” Sterling silver is solid Rubenstein, who promoted silver. Nickel silver doesn’t con- had played six seasons his work. He also wrote cook- tain any silver but is an alloy with the Red Sox, books and how-to guides so made of about 20% nickel, leading them to three amateurs could copy his style. 60% copper and 20% zinc. In World Series titles. His painting is compared to electroplating, an electric cur- ➤ On Jan. 6, 1936, Porky Legends of Tomorrow,” “The aired from 1977-79. early Pennsylvania German rent is used to deposit a thin Pig makes his world Flash” and others. Next up is The latest installment of or Norwegian Rosemaling. layer of silver onto the base debut in a Warner a recurring role as a cop on “The Hardy Boys” streams His painted designs were metal. The process came into Brothers cartoon, the new season of ABC’s “The on Hulu and stars Rohan signed with “Anno Domini,” commercial use about 1840. "Gold Diggers of '49." Rookie.” Campbell (“Virgin River”) and the last two numbers of the Modern silver plate trays are When Mel Blanc joined You can follow Matt on Alexander Elliot (“Locke & year, and his cursive signature. almost impossible to sell and Warner Brothers the Instagram @MattBrown511, Key”). The books on which the Sometimes he added French have no melt down value since following year, he where he showcases his art- series takes its name were first phrases to the decorations. they aren’t solid silver. Your sil- work and quiet new life in published in 1927, and Hulu’s But the fad only lasted till the ver plate pitcher might sell for became the famous Q: I recently watched the California. version is vastly different. It 1960s, and he died penniless. about $50 to $75. voice behind Porky as finale of “Supernatural.” They • • • takes place in the 1980s, which Peter Hunt’s art is being • • • well as Bugs Bunny, really did a great job with the Q: I heard there’s a new will inevitably lead to com- collected again. This Hunt doll- CURRENT PRICES Daffy Duck, Sylvester way they ended it. Now that series based on the classic parisons to Netflix’s “Stranger house, painted inside and out, Face jug, salamander on and Tweety. the series is over, I know Jared “Hardy Boys” books. I grew up Things” series. “The Hardy sold at a recent Eldred auction forehead, spaced teeth, hooked ➤ On Jan. 8, 1966, ABC's Padalecki is going to be on the reading the books, along with Boys” is a show that families for $240. A large piece of fur- nose, handled, greenish black, rock and roll TV variety new “Walker, Texas Ranger,” “Nancy Drew.” Wasn’t there can watch together, and we niture could bring over $1,000. 9 1/2 inches, $130. show "Shindig" airs but does Jensen Ackles have an old “Hardy Boys” TV show definitely need more program- • • • Sign, Maserati, logo, round, its last episode. The anything in the works? — K.L. years ago? — G.F. ming like that while we’re all Q: I haven’t been able to red, white, blue, porcelain, 12 show had debuted A: As far as his acting career A: There have been several cooped up. identify the maker of my sil- inches, $345. in September 1964, goes, Ackles, who played Dean TV shows and movies based on ver water pitcher. 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Daughters of Utah Pioneers served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. abled veteran who has lost employment Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele The DUP is seeking any family histories, as a result of the pandemic. Disabled evenings by appointment only. Special Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open First Baptist Food Pantry veterans who are small business owners classes offered regularly. Call the center to all those affected by someone else’s Senior Center photographs, books, stories or vintage artifacts (before 1900) to display at the The First Baptist Church in Tooele is or who work independently and have for more information. addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer The senior center is for the enjoyment of DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 offering an emergency food pantry to been negatively impacted financially as a help by sharing our experience, strength all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. meet the needs of our community. Hours result of the virus may also be eligible for Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U and hope. For more information, please Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First this assistance. This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Military Items Wanted crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Historical Society contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann When you no longer want your mili- art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Baby blankets needed www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or at 435-849-4180. tary items, do not take them to Deseret wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- Monthly Meetings www.exploretooele.com. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them movies and health classes. Meals-On- ery at Mountain West Medical Center. The Tooele County Historical Society Alcoholics Anonymous — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Grantsville City Library Blankets should be new and in good meetings have been cancelled until Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville condition. Homemade blankets are also further notice because of the Cov-19 Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — gested contribution is $3. For those under City Library is going fine free. We will no accepted if new. Donations can be turned Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for in back. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to longer charge overdue fines for items any updated information about our meet- Alcoholics Anonymous displayed with honor and respect. Call the store or doctor visits for residents in Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. returned after their due date. Our new Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with hours are Tuesday through Friday from Historical books also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 portation information call 435-843-4114. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from any questions. Children’s Choir Auditions Tooele County Historical Society’s books p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron For more information about the Tooele 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- are available to purchase at meetings. The Dr., Tooele. center, call 435-843-4110. limited contact hold pick-up, please call tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Moose History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, 435-884-1670 for more information. years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Young People in Recovery Tooele Pioneer Museum Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold owner and director of Blake Music Studios, 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Meals at Lodge Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Friday and Saturday night dinners will cards depicting four different pioneer Schools p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and vocal performance and has taught at the and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. buildings for $4. These make great gifts also on the first and third Friday of the collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday night dinners change weekly for family and friends. Please call Alice St. Marguerite Catholic School month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park and you are looking for an exceptional Open other times by appointment. Call or you can order from the menu items Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Students of all faiths are welcome Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., musical experience for them, this is it. For 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- purchase these books. from preschool through 8th grade at Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- more information and to register for an 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- able price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Tooele County’s only faith-based school. 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Daily lunch specials are available at the Seeking Historical Items Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day 435-255-9905. com or call 435-277-0755. preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small lodge from 11 a.m. The Tooele County Historical Society Mobile Vet Center class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Take out orders can be called in during would like members of the community Family support group Rocky Mountain Hospice To better serve veterans located in our operating hours and picked up at the who have any family or personal histories, riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Get your loved one sober. The USARA Want to have more meaning in your life. Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center lodge at the time agreed on. photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, visit www.stmargschool.org. Craft family support group is held Do you want to do something that is sat- (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday For members and their guests only. VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading isfying and of great service to your com- from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern would like to donate to our organization Grantsville High School room at the Tooele City Library. Group munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. to please call us. We are also looking for Grantsville High School is now accept- books and materials provided. Craft is a Hospice volunteer. No experience 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides Eagles books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- ing applications for the class of 2021 Hall free program for family members who required. All training, background check free, confidential counseling for theater chures or any history that pertains to the of Fame. The deadline for the applica- Meetings have a loved one with a substance use and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. veterans of all conflicts. For further tions is January 11th 2021. The induction Tooele County area. If you would like to The only requirement is your desire to On November 9th, the Auxiliary Madam disorder. For more information, call Heidi information contact Dave Brown at 801- ceremony will be held February 2nd donate them to our organization, or if you help someone in need. Please contact Secretary announced that all Auxiliary Warr at 435-255-9905. 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center 2021. Applications can be picked up would let us make a copy for the Tooele Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky Meetings for November have been can- 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov at: Grantsville High School front office, County Historical Society, please call 435- Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy celled! Hopefully see you in December! Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Soelbergs Market Grantsville, Grantsville 882-1612. Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Aerie Meetings are still scheduled to Join us the 2nd Monday of each month Donate to library City Hall. They can also be filled out online from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical 801-397-4902. Please remember the “Friends of the happen. at this link https://grantsvillehigh.tooele- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Tooele City Library” while doing home Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th schools.org/apps/news/article/1353325 Groups and Events Health Department’s Aging Services pro- The Next Chapter cleaning and donate your used books to Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s The Next Chapter is a free social support the bookstore in the library. Money from Tooele County Arts Guild Social Room Association Caregiver Support Groups. and educational program to help widows book sales is used to support programs All artists from Tooele County age 13 and widowers adjust to the loss of their Education Please notice that the Social Room is The groups are designed to provide emo- within the library. The library is located at and above are welcome to join the Tooele spouse through monthly activities. You open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. tional, educational and social support for 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Tooele Technical College County Arts Guild for an evening, or for are invited to join others who are on the There is no sitting or standing at the bar caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Programs with space available the year as a member. Benefits of mem- same page as you, to begin a new chapter and tables are set six feet apart and are org. Thank you for your support. include the POST (Peace Officer bership include the opportunity to display in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele sanitized regularly. For the next two Food Addicts in Recovery Standards Training) program (Satellite your artwork for show and sale in various County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Books for the Whole Family weeks masks are required to enter and venues around Tooele County, as well as Anonymous Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s Are you having trouble controlling the more details. Donated children’s books and paper- upon exiting the building. After entering regular updates on events in our commu- License (CDL) program and Software way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- the building please print your name on nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- Sons of Utah Pioneers Development. These programs and others Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 the forms provided in the event that con- ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Anyone interested in the history of are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today ery program for anyone suffering from p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and begin training for a promising career. tact tracing would be needed, this infor- Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the mation will only be used in the event of food addiction. Meetings are held every pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back es at 435-248-1800 for more information. contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite Ladies Community Club of Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- to the library for projects and programs. you to come down and see what we’ve Tooele 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the ings due to the pandemic, but watch this Adult Education done to help make it safe to go out. To view upcoming events, learn more north back entrance. For more informa- bulletin and we will announce our next Community Book Sharing Box Get your high school diploma this year The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 about our organization, or to become a tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or meeting, which will be a virtual meet- The “Little Free Library” book sharing at the Tooele Community Learning Center. p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- member, please visit gfwctooele.org. Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www.foodad- ing. Also watch for an announcement of box is a FREE Book Exchange. Anyone All classes required for a high school ers, please tip accordingly. dicts.org. Everyone is welcome to attend. the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer can take a book or bring a book to share. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- TOPS Weight Loss Support Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- Come check out the newest box located Tooele County Aging aration and English as a second language Group Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- lic. For more information about the Sons at 965 S. 1050 W. in Tooele. There are a Elks The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) are available. Register now to graduate teers to help us meet the needs of seniors of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, variety of books for all ages. To learn more Weight Loss Support Group meets every — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Bar in the community. Many seniors require Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or and find a location near you go to www. Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church We are now open Tuesday thru Saturday assistance and need rides to doctors or [email protected] littlefreelibrary.org, under the MAP tab, cation classes are for students 18 and over. located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. 11 a.m. to Close. New contact phone other professionals. Rides help seniors live enter your zip code. For more information Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by TC Squares Dance Club number 435-249-0192. We look forward more independent lives. Call 435-843-4114 call or text Kathy Witt at 435-849-7806. ESOL a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- The TC Squares Dance Club has begun to seeing you. for more information. The Grantsville and ESOL conversational classes are held dren are invited to attend. Come and let dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Tooele Senior Centers also are in need of First Baptist Church Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. volunteers. For more information about Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- more information visit TOPS.org or con- West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Please join us on Christmas Eve for a Disabled Veterans volunteering at the Grantsville Center call dents may also come anytime the center is tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. bring finger food to share. For more infor- traditional reading of the birth account 435-884-3446. For volunteering at the open for individualized study. Registration Chapter 20 mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, of Jesus, interspersed with traditional is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Museum volunteers needed Tooele Center call 435-843-4110. Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Christmas songs. Everyone’s welcome. The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Chapter 20, for the Disabled American Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park Life’s Worth Living Foundation website at tcsquares.com. We utilize social distancing for your com- tion. is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- fort and safety. We start at 7 pm. First Veterans holds monthly general member- Suicide support group meetings are Tooele County Homemakers ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, tory or science? Volunteers at the museum Baptist Church at 580 S. Main St. 435-882- Early Head Start held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at We would like to invite all ladies to our 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door can gain new skills or practice old ones. 2048 DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Homemakers club. Meetings are held on entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday We are looking for people to help with NO COST weekly home visits for families Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the first Tuesday of every month with a of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and organization, exhibit development, gar- who are eligible under the age of 3. Home the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., invite all veterans to come join us in the dening and educational program devel- Grantsville visits include parent and child education, thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- September through May. Located at 151 comradery with other veterans at our opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal assessments, and family support services cide, please plan on attending. Please go N Main, in the auditorium of the Health monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has and year round. Scheduling is flexible. Share the past including nutrition education. We also on Facebook and like our page to keep Department and USU Extension offices. Share the past, submit a history, obitu- trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. offer comprehensive health services for current with our latest news and events. Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due per ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. to answer questions concerning your To apply or request more information, expecting mothers including prenatal Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- year. For more information, call Eileen 435- The Family History Center in Grantsville VA benefits. Nations Service Officers send email to: [email protected] parent education and support services. livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. 882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne 435- is assembling a record of Grantsville (NSO’s) are available by appointment to Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- Tooele Gem and Mineral Society 224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. Thank you residents. Your submission may be made help veterans and their families submit Parkinson’s disease Support 882-3439. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society and we hope to see you all this September. by emailing to [email protected] or by claims for compensation, obtain health meets the first Thursday of the month. Group coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Free developmental evaluation and educational well-earned benefits. Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Tooele County Quilters or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers ALL DAV services are Free of Charge. For the downstairs conference room of the be overwhelming for the newly diag- All meetings are held on the third 84074. Come in and receive help from our NO COST developmental evaluations for information, please join our monthly Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. nosed. Tooele has a support group for Tuesday of each month in the Tooele trained consultants. For more information, children ages birth to 3. We provide a full meetings. No monthly meetings are held Come and learn about rocks, minerals, persons with Parkinson’s disease and their County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. range of services for children with devel- in December. Call commander Penny and ways to craft them, and enjoy field caregivers. You can learn how others are are $20 per year to be paid at the first opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal Larson 801-359-8468 or Adjutant Curtis G. trips for rock collecting. Membership is coping with PD and how to live well. We meeting. Senior Center is to minimize the effects of the delay and Beckstrom at 435-840-0547 or Senior Vice meet the third Friday of each month from The senior center is for the enjoyment $15 per year. For more information email reduce the need for long-term services Dustee Thomas at 435-830-8487. Please [email protected]. 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 First Baptist Church of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours throughout their school years. For more leave messages if no contact. S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at Tooele Valley Free Masons call Hal at 435-840-3683. is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and ddivantage.org COVID-19 Help for DAV Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the for those who are in need of food. There exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, The Disabled American Veterans second Friday of each month for din- Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope are no requirements to receive food. We crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint National Office has established a relief ner and socializing. If you are interested to Recovery” hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise Charity fund to provide financial aid to service- or have questions, please join us at the Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048) program, wood carving and health connected disabled veterans who have Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Tooele Children’s Justice Center lost employment or income due to the Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at homebound. Lunch served weekdays. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued 435-277-0087. For 60 and above, suggested contribu- need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and grants are meant to help these disabled Bulletin Board Policy tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. snacks. We appreciate all donations. For service connected veterans, pay bills, Tooele Valley Family History If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Transportation available to the store or inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 obtain food and provide for their families Center at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- doctor visits for residents in Tooele and S. 100 East, Tooele. during these difficult times. Research your ancestors free with Grantsville areas. For transportation The application for this relief can be profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- United Methodist Dinner trained Family Search volunteers at the ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin information call 435-843-4114. For more found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. 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THE RIGHT THING Small acts of kindness leave a lasting impression everal weeks ago, I asked asked the dealer to charge family’s pasture was on fire. out the profile of a Native benevolent acts, small and Sreaders to send me some her for the two tires but not Irene yelled back to have his American. The necklace cost large, when readers decided stories from their lives that to mention it to the woman, 17-year-old sister call in the $15. Kali told the artist she to do something for someone captured moments when Jeffrey L. Seglin simply saying instead that the fire. Then she and the boy had just lost her job otherwise else, to do the right thing, they stepped up to do the GUEST COLUMNIST dealership was taking care of grabbed a pile of empty burlap she would have purchased it. expecting nothing in return. right thing for someone else, it. “It was like playing Santa sacks, drenched them using a “Here,” he said, and handed it regardless of whether they Claus,” Kate wrote. garden hose and started beat- to her. Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of received recognition, or to Max, a Jesuit priest, was liv- ing back the fire. Cars began “I still have the necklace,” “The Simple Art of Business share a time when they were credit card, “tip and all.” She ing in Alberta, Canada when stopping and people got out to Kali writes, more than 40 Etiquette: How to Rise to the the recipients of such acts. asked the restaurant staff to he met a man whose ministry help by grabbing some of the years after the artist gave it to Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior Many readers wrote in to share tell them after she left that was engaging homeless people wet sacks. By the time forestry her. “I have never forgotten his lecturer in public policy and their stories. “our town was honored they downtown in conversation. got there, the kids and those generosity.” director of the communications One was Brenda who told came so far to help us.” Max asked what he might offer who stopped to help had extin- These are only a handful program at Harvard’s Kennedy me of the time in 2017 when Reader Kate was at her the homeless people and was guished the fire. of the many stories readers School. He is also the adminis- fires were raging in Santa Subaru dealer when she over- told to bring three things: bus Around Christmas time in sent. These, like other stories trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, Rosa, California when she heard the service desk worker tickets, Power Bars and ciga- the 1970s a reader we’re call- I received, mostly involved a blog focused on ethical issues. stopped into her local Mexican tell a woman she needed two rette rolling papers, as well as ing Kali went to a street artist small acts that made a lasting Do you have ethical questions restaurant to pick up a takeout new tires. After the woman tobacco if he could afford it. fair near Ghirardelli Square in impact on both the giver and that you need answered? Send order. She noticed a fire truck declined to replace the tires, “This I did,” said Max. San Francisco. She was admir- receiver. them to jeffreyseglin@gmail. from Texas in the parking lot, Kate heard her whisper to a When Irene was about ing a necklace made from an As we enter the season of com. Follow him on Twitter @ and asked the waitress to put friend that “there was no way” 14, her 13-year-old neighbor old Buffalo-head nickel from both giving and receiving, it jseglin. the firefighters’ meal on her she could afford them. Kate boy yelled to her that his which the artist had carved is heartening to learn of these © 2020 Jeffrey L. Seglin TUESDAY December 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

Hogan and Madi Baker, giv- a feed from Finch in the open Tooele ing the Buffs an 18-9 lead at court to seal the victory. continued from page B1 halftime and a 21-9 advantage Higley led the Buffs with 13 early in the second half. points, including a 6-of-7 mark Lewis’ second 3-pointer of from the foul line. Baker added points until 2:06 into the first the evening, which came on nine points, while Lewis had quarter, when Emma Higley the Buffs’ first possession of eight. Finch, Hogan and Gustin hit a pair of free throws, and the third quarter, was Tooele’s each scored two points in the they took their first lead at 5-2 last field goal until early in the victory for Tooele. 44 seconds later on Higley’s fourth quarter. Cyprus finished Grayer had a game-high 17 3-pointer from the right wing. the third with eight unan- points for Cyprus. Fio Sosa had Aiden Finch added a layup and swered points, six of which four points, Belliston had three Higley hit another free throw were scored by Karina Grayer, and Sinvaiana Aiolupotea had to cap an 8-0 run. to close the gap to 21-17 enter- one. Cyprus responded by scor- ing the final eight minutes. Tooele played host to ing the next six points, tying The Buffs didn’t allow the Green Canyon in a non-region the game at 8-8 in the open- Pirates to complete their come- game that was not complete ing minutes of the second back. Higley converted an and- at press time Tuesday night. quarter on a jumper by Haylie one to stretch the lead to 24-17 The Buffs will face American Belliston. However, Tooele with 6:55 left in the game, and Heritage at the Steve Hodson quickly found its groove again, Lewis’ jumper from the top of Cancer Classic on Monday in limiting the Pirates to just a the key and a putback layup Cedar City, followed by games single point the rest of the sec- by Baker put Tooele up 28-19. against Cedar City (Dec. 29) ond quarter and holding them Grayer’s corner 3-pointer with and Canyon View (Dec. 30). without a field goal until well 1:32 left pulled the Pirates Their next home game is Jan. 5 into the third quarter. Tooele within five points at 28-23, but against county rival Stansbury put together a 13-1 run that Higley and Baker combined in both teams’ Region 10 included a pair of 3-pointers by to go 6-for-8 from the free- opener. Aysha Lewis, with additional throw line down the stretch [email protected] baskets from Higley, Rylie and Sydnee Gustin scored off

by major decision and Zukeran Tracy won by pin at 145 Wrestling winning by forfeit. Miller, pounds, and Joey Scorsone continued from page B1 Hammond and Ploehn had scored a pin at 170. Mecham pins against Mountain View had the Cowboys’ other win by as Pease won by forfeit and fall 30 seconds into his 138- Pease, Zukeran, Hammond, Hammond and Phillips won by pound match. Rainer scored an Olson and Howard, as well as decision. 18-3 tech fall victory at 152. 145-pounder Warren Welch. Pease, Phillips, Hammond Hayden Scott (160), Jensen Ploehn won by forfeit and and Olson each went 4-1 in (182), Seth Richards (220), CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Phillips and Miller won by the tournament, with all four Johnson (113), Albrecht (120), Stansbury’s Ainsley Thurber (22) goes up for a shot during the Stallions’ 49-26 win over Park City on Dec. 8. decision. of Hammond’s wins coming at Isaac Sturzenegger (126) and Thurber led SHS with 14 points, including two 3-pointers, in the Stallions’ 49-32 loss to Grantsville on Thursday Phillips and Ingersoll won 152 pounds instead of 145. Tino Baldovinez (132) all won at Stansbury High School. by decision against the extras, Monday by forfeit. Jonas Floyd (195) with Welch, Hammond, The Grantsville wrestling and Hazen Atkinson (285) shooting, including a 2-of-5 City against Cedar City High, Olson, Pease and 195-pounder team defeated Layton Christian lost by pin, and the 106-pound GHS/SHS mark from long range, and she with Hurricane (Dec. 29) and Ian Rogers winning by pin. Academy 65-12 in a dual meet match was a double-forfeit. continued from page B1 added four rebounds, three Dixie (Dec. 30) also on the Phillips, Olson, Howard and on Monday. The Cowboys won [email protected] assists and three steals. White schedule. The Stallions will Ingersoll had pins against seven matches by forfeit and had 11 points, 12 rebounds open Region 10 play Jan. 5 at Delta, with Hammond winning three by fall. to pull ahead 45-21 with and three assists. Butler had Tooele, with their next home 6:37 left. 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