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Stansbury girls squeak by Tooele to remain unbeaten in region See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY February 6, 2014 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 120 No. 72 $1.00 Medical waste handler looking at Rowley sites Land sale is in the works that may place Stericycle on 40 acres north of Timpie by Emma Penrod Stericycle, a Illinois-based STAFF WRITER medical waste handler that operates an incinerator in State officials have confirmed North Salt Lake, has recently that they have begun talks with come under fire for the level of Stericycle regarding a possible pollution its Salt Lake operation sale of 40 acres of land just allegedly releases into a nearby west of Stansbury Bay near U.S. residential neighborhood. Magnesium. Last May, the Utah Division Stericycle is still consider- of Air Quality alleged that the ing several possible parcels company exceeded its emis- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO near Rowley, so the sale is not sions limit in May and that During Wednesday’s Tooele County legislative caucus at the State Capitol, Rep. Doug Sagers, R-Tooele (at right), said if the Utah State Prison is moved here, there yet final, said Deena Loyola, the company was allegedly should be some economic benefit provided to the county from the state. Seated next to him is Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne (center) and Commissioner a public information offi- manipulating tests designed to Bruce Clegg (left). cer with the Utah Trust Lands measure the incinerator’s emis- Administration. Additionally, sions. she said, the sale is contin- That area for the proposed State prison may be on the move to Tooele gent on Stericycle complying sale is zoned for general man- with state regulations as well ufacturing, a zone that can by Tim Gillie The Prison Relocation and ing at the State Capitol, lawmak- ments of locating the prison as Tooele County mitigation STAFF WRITER Development Authority voted at ers discussed the possibilities in proximity to downtown Salt requirements. SEE WASTE PAGE A7 ➤ their meeting held Wednesday of the prison coming to Tooele Lake for access to courts, it is A state committee’s recom- afternoon to recommend to the County. close to the University of Utah mendation to relocate the Utah legislature that the state prison Sen. Daniel Thatcher, R- Medical Center for healthcare State Prison has people again in Draper be moved to an unde- West Valley City, explained why needs, and it’s close to a popula- speculating about Tooele County termined location. Tooele County is a good location tion base for volunteers, accord- Proposed Tooele County becoming home to the state’s At last night’s public Tooele for the prison. largest prison population. County legislative caucus meet- Tooele County fits the require- SEE PRISON PAGE A6 ➤ Wendover Stericycle Grantsville 138 Tooele

Location 199 Area in red is the approximate location of school trust lands County no longer the most obese in Utah that may be sold to Stericycle. Vernon by Emma Penrod graphic / John Hamilton STAFF WRITER

Tooele County may have turned the corner in its long-time struggle with obesity. The county’s obesity rate fell by Stansbury almost 4 percent in 2012, according Bay Stansbury to new data from Utah’s Indicator- 80 Island Based Information System for Public Health (IBIS-PH). An estimated 28 percent of coun- ty residents were considered obese Timpie in 2012, down from 31.6 percent in 2011. The decline put the coun- ty’s obesity rate below the Weber- Skull Valley 80 Morgan health district, which weighed in at 29.6 percent. 196 This marks the first time in sev-

Cedar Mountains eral years that Tooele County has 138 not topped the charts for obesity in the state. Yet, the county remains Grantsville the most overweight in Utah. About FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

Stansbury Mountains Skull Valley Road SEE OBESE PAGE A9 ➤ Shannon Hislap works out at a circuit training class held at the Grantsville Stake Center. Tooele County’s obesity rate decreased from 31 percent in 2011 to 28 percent in 2012.

County was prepared in Mother charged with SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX homicide in accidental The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYcase WEDNESDAY farm bill THURSDAY didn’t pass Friday 7:33 a.m. 5:54 p.m. Saturday 7:32 a.m. 5:56 p.m. Sunday 7:31 a.m. 5:57 p.m. More than $3.1 million in PILT funds looks certain; time poisoning of toddler Monday 7:29 a.m. 5:58 p.m. Tuesday 7:28 a.m. 5:59 p.m. will tell if county fair will be held this summer Wednesday 7:27 a.m. 6:00 p.m. by Lisa Christensen Commission F Chairman Sa Su Bruce M Tu W Th Thursday 7:26 a.m. 6:02 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ STAFF WRITER The Moon Rise Set by Tim Gillie Clegg openednumber, Tuesday the greater night’s the need for eye and skin Friday 12:09 p.m. 1:53 a.m. STAFF WRITER commission meetingprotection. 0-2 by Low; review- 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 The mother of a 2-year-old boy who died after alleg- Saturday 12:53 p.m. 2:48 a.m. ing the TooeleVery County High; 11+ PILT Extreme con- edly ingesting methadone has been charged with her Sunday 1:40 p.m. 3:39 a.m. If Congress hadn’t passed the tingency plan. son’s death. Monday 2:30 p.m. 4:26 a.m. farm bill Tuesday, the Tooele “Even if the presidentALMANAC signs the Jill Goff, 32, was charged Wednesday with child abuse Tuesday 3:23 p.m. 5:08 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Feb. 5. Mainly cloudy with a On-and-off snow and A chance for rain or Mostly cloudy, chance Wednesday 4:18 p.m. 5:47 a.m. Cloudy; rain possible Clouds and sunshineCounty CommissionersTurning cloudy had a farm bill, we stillTemperatures have sequestra- homicide, a second-degree felony. Goff was arrested Thursday 5:14 p.m. 6:22 a.m. bit of snow rain snow showers of a little rain plan ready to keep the county tion and debtHigh/Low ceiling past problems week 38/14 Saturday after two of her children, an 8-year-old boy First Full Last New budget intact despite the possi- to deal with,”Normal he said.high/low “So past weweek 41/23 and a 5-year-old girl, tested positive for methadone in 41 27 42 33 45 31 44 27 43 27ble loss of more47 than29 $3 million.43 want31 to have onAverage record temp our past weekcon- 27.7 their system. Her 2-year-old son had died on Friday Although funding for the fed- tingency plan Normal in case average PILT temp did past week 32.1 night, and police say it is possible the boy’s death was TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 6 Feb 14 Feb 22 Mar 1 eral payment in lieu of taxes pro- not get funded and for any other from a methadone overdose. Shown is Friday’s weather. gram was included in the farm item that might attack our bud- Capt. Paul Wimmer of the Tooele City Police Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s bill, the commissioners Tuesday get.” Department, said an autopsy performed Sunday highs and Friday night’s TTB FILE PHOTO AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 lows. made public a plan to pull $3.1 The contingency plan, devel- revealed no physical indication of cause of death, million from their 2014 budget in Tooele County planned to pull $3.1 million from its budget in case PILT funds were not case PILT was not funded. SEE FARM PAGE A9 ➤ passed by Congress. County commissioners told county fair board members that funding SEE METHADONE PAGE A6 ➤ UTAH WEATHER for the fair was dependent on PILT funding. Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 36/25 AIRPrecipitation QUALITY (in inches) Wendover INSIDE CLASSIFIEDS C6 Creek 42/30 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Thursday 41/29 42/29 36/22 44/33 Good HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Photos from Outdoor Stansbury Park OBITUARIES A8 42/31 43/33 2014’s memorable Adventure explores Erda Friday Vernal Grantsville 42/29 Pine Canyon basketball season Goblin Valley in KID SCOOP B7 Salt Lake City 34/9 43/36 31/20 Good SPORTS A10 Tooele 44/33 Bauer 41/27 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal See B1 Southern Utah 39/29 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt See 41/27 Saturday 37/19 complete See A5 39/33 Stockton SnowfallGood (in inches) Price forecast 39/29 39/23 Nephi on A9 Rush Valley Source: www.airquality.utah.gov 40/28 39/29 Ophir 33/20 Delta Manti 42/32 38/25 Green River Last Month Season 43/27 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 41/29 42/28 Moab 40/25 SNOWPACK Hanksville 45/28 Beaver 47/30 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 42/27 Ibapah 39/28 42/27 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 8.8 9.9 4.5 St. George 41/28 42/26 Average 11.8 11.2 6.2 53/38 Kanab 48/28 Eureka Percent of average 75% 88% 73% 35/26 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY February 6, 2014 City OKs updated tobacco specialty store ordinance

by Emma Penrod locating within a 1,000 foot buf- bought the store out from under STAFF WRITER fer. By adopting its own amend- their former employer. ed ordinance, the city effectively To avoid further conflict with The Tooele City Council voted extended those definitions and the city, Shaw said she explicitly unanimously Wednesday to restrictions out an additional 500 made the new shop as a conve- adopt an updated tobacco spe- feet. nience store that sells gifts, ice cialty store ordinance that has The city council originally slat- cream, snack foods and bever- the potential to reclassify some ed a vote on the amendment for ages to avoid the legal compli- local convenience stores. last November, but postponed cations that selling an exten- The amendment integrates it until Wednesday’s city council sive array of tobacco products the state’s definition of “tobacco meeting after questions about brought with it. specialty store” into a pre-exist- how to enforce the new defini- Like most convenience stores, ing city ordinance that prohibits tions arose. One Stop Shop does offer a lim- tobacco specialty retailers from Tooele City Attorney Roger ited selection of cigarettes, but locating within 1,500 feet of com- Baker said that despite his best Shaw said she intentionally munity venues such as parks, efforts, he was never able to get avoids stocking a wide selec- schools and libraries, as well as a good answer to his questions tion of anything that might be homes and churches. about how the state enforces deemed a tobacco product. Under the new definitions, all its own statute. Consequently, Nonetheless, she fears her busi- business where tobacco sales he proposed that the city work ness could occasionally exceed account for more than 35 per- with local businesses to deter- the 35 percent limit. cent of the store’s gross annu- mine how best to monitor sales Prior to the vote, Dave McCall, al receipts, and where sales of receipts. a member of the city council, food and beverages account for “The state of Utah does not col- asked what the city intended to less than 45 percent of the gross lect the information on tobacco do about convenience stores annual receipts, will be consid- sales that state law would seem that might exceed the 35 percent ered tobacco specialty stores. to require,” he said. “In this way limit, and thus risk reclassifica- Additionally, the ordinance it seems we are pioneers again in TTB FILE PHOTO tion. Baker responded that the defines “tobacco products” as all setting the standard and how to The Tooele City Council voted to adopt an updated tobacco ordinance that prohibits tobacco specialty retailers from locating city would avoid shuttering those products containing tobacco, as enforce it.” within 1,500 feet of community venues. businesses, but would have to well as electronic cigarettes, e- The city council took steps to make the appropriate changes cigarette components and tobac- make the amended ordinance nience store will be expected to In April, both LA Smoke Shop store’s opening or on the pro- to the store’s business license. If co paraphernalia such as pipes retroactive through Utah’s “pend- comply with pending changes to locations were caught up in a posed ordinance amendment, the business were located in a and rolling paper. ing ordinance rule.” Under the the tobacco specialty stores defi- year-long sting operation exe- but a manager at a third store restricted area, the shop would State law trumps city ordi- pending ordinance rule, munici- nition. cuted by the Tooele City Police. also impacted by the spice bust have to find a way to sell fewer nance, so these definitions were palities may make ordinances Though currently operating Officers in plain clothes entered said her decision to re-open the tobacco products, he added. already in effect in some areas. retroactive to some degree as a locally-owned convenience the stores and asked to buy spice, business was not an attempt to Tooele City plans to send a let- However, state law restricts so long as a Notice of Pending store, Al’s Shop, located at 502 an illegal synthetic cannabinoid flout city ordinance, but to avoid ter to all businesses potentially tobacco specialty stores from Ordinance is posted when the N. Main Street, was once one of also known as potpourri, on at dealing with the increasingly impacted by the newly amended lawmaking process begins. The two LA Smoke Shop locations in least four occasions, Tooele City complicated requirements that ordinance. According to a letter new amendment will apply to Tooele. The store opened before Police Chief Ron Kirby said. The came with operating a tobacco draft released during Wednesday all tobacco retailers that opened the Tooele City Council passed stores sold the drug on all four specialty store. night’s city council meeting, CORRECTIONS after Sept. 20, 2013 — the date of their original tobacco specialty occasions, resulting in the revo- Cyndia Shaw, a manager at the businesses that receive the letter In the Feb. 4 story “Man a notice posted on Tooele City’s stores ordinance, and so it was cation of each stores’ business newly-opened One Stop Shop at will be expected to report their injured after alleged shoplift- website. grandfathered into city law and license. 1221 N. Main Street, and a for- 2013 sales receipts to the city by ing at Flying J,” the driver of The city also received a busi- permitted to continue operat- Since re-opening as Al’s Shop mer employee at Smokes 4 Less, April 1. Those businesses that fail the vehicle the suspect-vic- ness license application from Al’s ing in a restricted area. Earlier in the fall of 2013, the business said she and several of her for- to report in time may have their tim was reportedly chasing Shop, a local convenience store this year, the city pulled both LA has been operating as a conve- mer coworkers had trouble find- Tooele City business licenses on state Route 36 at the time with a history of conflict with the Smoke Shop business licenses on nience store. ing work after the city put their revoked. he was hit was misidentified city, on Sept. 20. A note on the account of alleged illegal activ- A manager at Al’s Shop employer out of business. So the [email protected] as his mother. The woman in application indicates the conve- ity. declined to comment on the new coworkers banded together and the vehicle was not the man’s mother, but a friend. Also, the Feb. 4 article “Group starts church for Christians who study life’s hard questions” incorrectly Grantsville tables subdivision plan Half Sandwich stated that the name of the church, Berean Full Gospel Church,” came from the Book for developer to make alterations & Soup of John. The church is named $ for a group of Jews who con- 8 oz. Soup verted to Christianity. The by Lisa Christensen require. denied by the commission, Limited time offer. “That road wasn’t designed for threw weight against the pro- No other discounts group’s story is told by Luke in STAFF WRITER apply. the Book of Acts. the traffic there is now,” he said. posal. Council members did con- The Transcript-Bulletin A proposal for a new subdivi- An outlet road onto Mormon cede that some of the planning 6 am - 8 pm • Mon.–Sat.6 • Closed Sunday regrets the errors. sion in Grantsville City was tabled Train Road for the subdivision and zoning commission’s sug- after a wave of community input was proposed, but residents gestions had been taken, though 235 E. Main • Grantsville and a fierce debate between the questioned how much it would some said it wasn’t enough. developer and council members. be used instead of Hale Street, “The planning and zoning, 228-6350 TOOELETRANSCRIPT As currently planned, Wells which is a more direct route to they weren’t happy with your ULLETIN Crossing, a proposed subdivi- downtown Grantsville. plan at all,” said Councilman B sion at 600 S. Hale Street, fea- “If somebody wants to go to Mike Colson. “They said you ADMINISTRATION tures 236 lots on 125 acres. That the gas station or Soelberg’s, were wasting a lot of peoples’ Scott C. Dunn Publisher density is somewhat eased from they’re not going to go around on time by even bringing this to Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus the development proposal to the Mormon Train Road — they’re them. And you cut out maybe OFFICE Grantsville Planning and Zoning going to go through Hale Street,” five or six, seven lots from it, but Bruce Dunn Controller Commission in October, which said Tom Camp, another resi- you still have a lot of lots that are Chris Evans Office Manager was for 243 lots on the parcel. dent. less than a third of an acre.” Vicki Higgins Customer Service The land is currently zoned for Sam Drown, a representa- He added, “I don’t know if EDITORIAL half-acre lots. tive for Wells Crossing, argued you’re just misunderstanding Under the development’s cur- that during the course of devel- or there’s some confusion on a David Bern Editor Mark Watson Sports Editor rent proposal, 19 lots are a half opment, Hale Street would be planned unit development, but Richard Briggs Community News Editor acre larger, while 101 lots range improved, easing residents’ cur- a planned unit development isn’t Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor from .27 to .32 acres. The remain- rent infrastructure frustrations. to allow a developer to come in Tim Gillie Staff Writer der range from a third to just “We agree that there’s a prob- and just, for economic reasons, Lisa Christensen Staff Writer under a half an acre. The average lem with the road and we plan on try to jam as many lots in their Emma Penrod Staff Writer lot size is .36 acres. participating with the city on the acreage as possible.” ADVERTISING In addition, the development improvement of that road,” he Colson further said he did not Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager proposes a 3.75-acre park, storm said. “We realize that we’re going feel the park and other amenities Keith Bird Advertising Sales runoff retention facility, and ded- to have an impact on it, and just compensated for the increased Shane Bergen Advertising Sales icated land to Grantsville City for from a marketing perspective, as density, especially since it was Kelly Chance Classified Advertising future roads to potentially con- well, it’s important for that road likely the park would mostly be LAYOUT & DESIGN nect Hale and Nygreen Streets. to be nice and be safe and to sup- used by residents of that sub- Private land would also have to ort the development that we rather than being eas- John Hamilton Creative Director p division, Liz Arellano Graphic Artist be purchased by the city to allow propose.” ily accessible to other city resi- ����������������� Aaron Gumucio Graphic Artist such a road to be completed. Drown said he believed those dents. Most concerns expressed by improvements and the park, Because the council’s con- PRODUCTION residents who live near the pro- which would be handed over to sideration of the plan was an ������������������������������� Perry Dunn Prepress Manager posed subdivision include con- the city, would more than make appeal of planning and zoning Darwin Cook Web Press Manager struction and new residential up for the increased density commission’s denial, denying James Park Pressman Shawn Oviatt Prepress Technician traffic, storm runoff, more strain the development needed, and the motion would mean Wells Scott Spence Insert Technician on water and sewer lines, and the openness of the park would Crossing could not reapply for a the increased housing density compensate for the decreased P.U.D. for two years. � SUBSCRIPTION RATES: jeopardizing the rural feel of the lot size. Were the development Councilman Scott Stice, join- $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by area. to stick to half-acre lots, Drown ing the meeting remotely, said carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 “That’s a lot of houses and a said, none of those amenities he was not in favor of the cur- per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; lot of traffic,” said Zach Fuller, could be provided. rent plan, but believed it could �� $77 per year by mail in the United States. who lives near 500 S. Hale Street. “I’m in the minority here, but be amended in the pre-develop- OFFICE HOURS: “I’d like to be able to go on my in my opinion, third-acre lots ment process to something more Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., front porch and not have to stare are nicer than half-acre lots,” in line with the city’s vision. Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. at a wall of houses a half block he said. “People can landscape Councilman Neil Critchlow away and not be able to see the them, they can afford to live agreed, saying he thought, if lot CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. mountains.” there. The city is getting some- sizes were increased and some Fuller noted that he worries thing in exchange for this.” other changes made, the devel- PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. the increased traffic will make Members of the Grantsville opment would be done nicely. the neighborhood less safe for City Council were split over the The council ultimately moved COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: his three young children. proposal, which is only at the to table the issue, requiring *No other offers apply. 3 p.m. day prior to publication. 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THURSDAY February 6, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Experiment adds sense of touch to artificial hand

by Lauran Neergaard shows Sorensen not only could is so much different from this “Suddenly I could tell if it In Ohio, Tyler’s team recently — a brain-controlled robot- ASSOCIATED PRESS tell differences in the shape new hand that I tried,” Sorensen, was a hard object,” Sorensen issued video showing a blind- ic hand for the paralyzed that and hardness of objects, he also 36, said in a telephone interview. recalled, describing sensations folded man gently pulling stems would “feel” through electrodes WASHINGTON — To feel could quickly react and adjust First, doctors at Rome’s Gemelli that changed along with his grip. from cherries without crush- implanted in a brain region what you touch — that’s the his grasp. Hospital implanted tiny elec- “The response, the feedback from ing them, thanks to similar known as the sensory cortex. holy grail for artificial limbs. In a “It was interesting to see trodes inside two nerves — the the arm to my nerves and to my implanted nerve stimulators and Whatever the approach, touch step toward that goal, European how fast he was able to mas- ulnar and median nerves — in brain, they came very strong.” a sensor-equipped prosthetic is a complex sense and these researchers created a robotic ter this,” said neuroengineer the stump of Sorensen’s arm. Micera cautioned that it will hand. The main difference, said are all basic first steps involving hand that let an amputee feel Silvestro Micera of Switzerland’s Those nerves normally would take several years of additional Switzerland’s Micera, is in how how someone grasps, not more differences between a bottle, a Ecole Polytechnique Federale allow for certain sensations in a research to create a first-genera- the nerve electrodes are implant- sophisticated sensations such as baseball and a mandarin orange. de Lausanne, who led the Swiss hand. When researchers zapped tion artificial hand that can feel, ed. The European approach puts texture or temperature. The patient only got to experi- and Italian research team. “He them with a weak electrical sig- and looks more like a traditional them inside the nerve rather than “There is definitely tremen- ment with the bulky prototype was able to use this information nal, Sorensen said it felt like his prosthetic. First, they have to around it for better control, but dous value to having a sense of for a week, and it’s far from the immediately in a quite sophisti- missing fingers were moving, prove these nerve implants can that’s more invasive and some touch, a sense of feeling from the bionics of science fiction mov- cated way.” showing the nerves still could last; for safety reasons, Sorensen’s researchers worry it could dam- hand,” said Case Western’s Tyler. ies. But the research released Scientists have made great relay information. were surgically removed after the age the nerve over time. “What that feeling is, how we use Wednesday is part of a major strides in recent years in improv- Meanwhile, Micera’s team put experiment. In Pittsburgh, Schwartz’s team it — that’s yet to come.” effort to create more lifelike, and ing the dexterity of prosthetics. sensors on two fingers of a robot- But a lot of work is under way. is about to test another approach usable, prosthetics. But the sense of touch has been ic hand, to detect information “It was just amazing,” said a much more difficult challenge, about what the artificial fingers Dennis Aabo Sorensen of and is one reason that many touched. Aalborg, Denmark, who lost his patients don’t use their prosthet- For one week, cords snaked FALLEN OFFICER LAID TO REST left hand in a fireworks accident ic hands as much as they’d like. from a bandage on Sorensen’s a decade ago and volunteered to Consider: Grab something and arm to the artificial hand, and pilot-test the new prosthetic. “It your own hand naturally grasps the electrodes zapped the nerves was the closest I have had to feel- with just enough force to hang in proportion to what the sensors ing like a normal hand.” on. Users of prosthetic hands detected. This isn’t the first time sci- have to carefully watch every They essentially created a loop entists have tried to give some motion, judging by eye instead that let the robotic hand rapidly sense of touch to artificial hands; of touch how tightly to squeeze. communicate with Sorensen’s a few other pilot projects have The results can be clumsy, with brain. been reported in the U.S. and dropped dishes or crushed “It is really putting the brain Europe. But this newest experi- objects. back in control of the system,” ment, published in the journal “You always have to look and said biomedical engineer Dustin Science Translational Medicine, see what’s going on, so that’s what Tyler of Case Western Reserve University, who wasn’t involved with the European work but CLERK’S CORNER leads a team in Ohio that recent- ly created and tested a similar touch-enabled hand. “That’s an important step.” Added neurobiologist Andrew Time flies and it’s Schwartz of the University of Pittsburgh: “It shows with a few sensors and some pretty elemen- just about time to tary technology, that they can recover a fair amount of func- tionality.” To be sure Sorensen used COURTESY OF FITZGERALD PETERSEN file for some offices touch, and didn’t cheat by look- Utah County Sheriff’s honor guard fold the flag over the coffin of fellow officer Sgt. Cory Wride who was killed in ing or hearing telltale sounds, the line of duty last week. Funeral services were held at the UCCU Events Center in Orem on Wednesday followed by hile time flies for every- he wore a blindfold and head- graveside services at Spanish Fork Cemetery where Sergeant Wride was laid to rest. one, for an elected offi- phones as Micera’s team handed cial the four years from him different objects. W Marilyn Gillette one election to another must have supersonic wings. It seems we just GUEST COLUMNIST put the 2010 election to bed and here it is time for county officials to run again. The offices up for this year, along with their filing in full swing, you will find me �������������� fees, are: most days on Capitol Hill — at � least for a portion of the day. 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THURSDAY February 6, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Enjoy the wonder and magic that is Goblin Valley

“Somewhere, something incred- ible is waiting to be known.” —Carl Sagan ����������������������

ow that we are firmly locked in the grips of Nwinter, it might be a good time to branch out to Southern Utah and explore some of the most amazing country you will find in the world. One of my favorite and most

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isolated spots is Goblin Valley in Emery County. To get there takes planning and the better part of a day. But you will never forget the two or three hours you spend there. Goblin Valley is comprised of thousands of hoodoos or “Goblins” that are actually erod- ed entrada sandstone from the Jurassic period. A great deal of JAROMY JESSOP Southern Utah’s “Color Country” One of Southern Utah’s most isolated spots is Goblin Valley in Emery County. is made of the same geologic “Red Rock” formation. The difference between places known like “Molly’s Castle” or country of the mysterious San like Arches and Goblin Valley is “The Three Sisters.” My family Rafael Swell rising behind it. �������������������������������� that the area around Arches was and I have given many other The Swell is full of slot can- formed by ancient sand dunes goblins names as well such as yons, rock towers, incredible vis- compressed and eroded over the “Duck” or the “Egg.” If you tas and more slick rock than you millions of years. The area that saw these things for yourself have ever seen in your life. There Goblin Valley sits in was a large the names would make perfect are ancient petroglyph panels tidal mud flat over 170 million sense. that bear evidence of the area’s years ago. As silt was deposited I usually walk straight through occupation by archaic peoples. and compressed over millions the hoodoos to the back wall of The Swell also supports the larg- of years, the landscape eroded, cliffs and climb them to the top. est population of Desert Bighorn leaving behind the strange fig- Along this route you will encoun- Sheep in the state. It is truly a ures you see by the thousands. ter strange goblins shaped like magical wilderness but like the This area is incredible. It is the mushrooms from Super Henry Mountains, those are both almost impossible to describe in Mario Brothers. There are also topics for another article. words. You drive 254 miles from winding paths between balanced Goblin Valley is a Utah State Salt Lake City and, while Spanish rocks and towering spires of the Park with campgrounds, a nice Fork Canyon and the San Rafael tiny canyon walls. Some areas are visitor’s center and other ameni- Swell are beautiful and interest- eroded out into actual caves or ties. Come prepared however ing, nothing can prepare you for clevities that you can walk back because the nearest groceries the otherworldly scene you will into. and gas are miles away. Park see when you round the final Getting on top of the back Hours are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and ADULT CUTS WAX & HAIRCUT bend prior to the awning at the wall is no easy thing and you there is an $8 a day use fee per $ $ Hoodoo overlook. A large valley must take extreme care to find a vehicle. As always, call ahead and 2 FOR filled with ridiculously shaped, reasonably safe route. Once on check with the park to ensure 20 18 eroded and balanced rock figures top you have stunning views to this information has not changed stands before you with an impos- the south of the 11,500 foot-high and to verify what is currently ing backdrop of piled red or Henry Mountains — one of the available for camping/RV hook- white sandstone cliffs. last ranges in the Continental ups, etc. You can scarcely get out of United States to be explored by When you get to Goblin Valley your vehicle fast enough to begin a government survey party in and experience it for yourself, 1351 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE • 843-1890 your explorations among the the late 1800s. The snowcapped you will understand the outrage (next to Carl’s Jr.) hoodoos. Take a moment and pointed peak is Mount Ellen and that people felt when a couple Expires Feb. 14., 2014 consider a few things before you this compact lofty range creates of idiots decided to topple one do. You are more than 60 miles its own climate and oasis in the of the rock formations that had from medical attention and at desert complete with thick pon- existed for millions of years. least 40 miles from a gas sta- derosa, aspen and fir forests and Erosion is a natural process, and tion in Hanksville, so make sure a few tiny cold, clear streams. these monuments, like every- that you are careful during your As you admire the Henry thing else on earth, will one day activities. Mountains, you will confront fall. That being said, please be Associates in Orthopaedic Surgery (AOS) provides complete orthopaedic Temperatures can soar above with yet another valley complete- respectful of the wilderness if care. The experienced physicians on our staff have helped thousands of 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the ly filled with goblins to the south. you visit and help to minimize summer, so you need several These goblins are three times the your impact so that future gener- individuals overcome and recover from serious physical impairments liters of water per hour per per- size of the ones in the previous ations can also enjoy the wonder and injuries using minimally invasive procedures son if you go there when it’s hot. valley, however, and they make and magic that is Goblin Valley. Once you have pondered these for an incredible scene. and advanced surgical and joint replacement things, take a moment to read To the east you will look For more information contact: the interpretive panels, from straight down the imposing cliffs Goblin Valley State Park techniques. Our goal is to keep patients which much of the information of a plateau to a sea of sand with P.O. Box 637 well-educated so they can actively in this article comes from, and a few lone red buttes floating like Green River, Utah, 84525 then charge off into the valley of Spanish galleons on the horizon. 435-275-4584 participate in their recovery. Our team goblins. To the north along your back http://www.stateparks.utah. There are incredible shapes trail, you have a fine view of the gov/park/goblin-valley-state- works in partnership with each patient of red sandstone, some of which main valley of the goblins and park to ensure the best treatment and have nicknames that are well the tortured slick rock canyon quickest recovery possible. Senator fights for anti-discrimination bill

by Michelle L. Price marriage and is lobbying his col- addressing this? It seems prema- ASSOCIATED PRESS leagues publically to hear the bill. ture to us.” Late Friday, he held a news He has said that though SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah conference and urged supporters Urquhart’s bill is not directly tied Republican senator pushing for a to leave notes on main doors of to gay marriage, they are “sister statewide anti-discrimination law the Utah Senate calling for the bill and companion issues.” is battling the party leaders at the to be heard and passed. Salt Lake City Sen. Gene Davis, Legislature who want to avoid any By mid-day Monday, more than the Senate Minority leader, said legislation they feel may impact 300 notes had been posted, blan- he hoped lawmakers would stay the state’s gay marriage case. keting the tall wooden doors and away from divisive legislation, Sen. Steve Urquhart, a marble walls on each side. such as religious freedom bills, SCHEDULE YOUR Republican from St. George, has Senate staffers have since before the court makes a ruling. renewed his fight this year for the cleared the notes and delivered But he, too, argues that APPOINTMENT TODAY! proposal, which would bar dis- them to Urquhart. Urquhart’s bill is a separate issue, crimination based on sexual iden- Despite the show of support, and supports its passing. tity or orientation in housing and Senate leaders are holding firm on In the Republican-controlled 801-964-3925 employment. their moratorium. House, Speaker Becky Lockhart Republican leaders in the House “We’re going to have a stand- said that while she thinks it’s and Senate have agreed this year down on those bills this ses- “cool” that citizens were mak- AOSutah.com to hold off on bills dealing with sion,” Senate President Wayne ing their voices heard by posting religious freedoms, same-sex mar- Niederhauser, R-Sandy, said notes, GOP leaders in her cham- riage or any tangential issues. Tuesday. ber would still like to hold off on Utah has been at the cen- Niederhauser and other Senate bills that may impact the same- ter of the gay marriage debate Republican leaders have said if sex marriage case. Northpointe Medical Park since the state’s voter-approved lawmakers wade into those issues, Lockhart, a Provo Republican, ban on same-sex marriage was any public discussions or com- said that it makes sense to hold off Building B overturned in December by U.S. ments might influence justices on while the court case plays out. 2356 N. 400 East, Ste. 201 District Judge Robert Shelby. the appeals court or even the U.S. This is the sixth time Urquhart’s More than 1,000 gay couples Supreme Court, should the case bill has been before the Legislature Tooele, UT 84074 rushed to wed before the U.S. go that far. but only the second year a Supreme Court granted the state’s Niederhauser said emotions Republican has been sponsor. request to halt the weddings in are running high on the issue, Before last year, other versions January. but because the gay marriage case were pushed by Democrats. Utah has appealed the federal is still playing out in courts, any With a Republican behind the judge’s decision to the Denver- decision in that case could change bill last year, it went further than it based 10th Circuit Court of the playing field for Urquhart’s ever had before, winning approval In association with Appeals, which will issue a deci- bill and others involving LGBTQ of a Senate committee. sion later this year, likely after issues and religious freedoms. It died soon after in the lawmakers wrap up their 2014 “A decision at the Supreme Legislative process, but Urquhart session. Court could change the envi- has vowed to run the bill every But Urquhart maintains his ronment for this issue to a great year until it passes. bill has nothing to do with gay degree,” he said. “Should we be A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY February 6, 2014 OUT & ABOUT Love will make us do some stupid things lthough Valentine’s Day is attached, way too fast. I was in rejected my proposal. supposed to be a happy love, but she wasn’t. She was nice about it, and Atime, not all love stories So one day, after about two even though it’s something I have happy endings. Richard Briggs months of dating, she decided still haven’t gotten over, I can’t You see, for me, if dating was STAFF WRITER that she was done. We had a blame her for it. “The One That a Pokemon, then it would be conversation the week before, Got Away” wasn’t in love, and Eevee. and I told her I wanted to get that’s just how dating goes. I remember playing the married. She told me that she As Crash Davis once said in popular Gameboy adventure weirdness. In that journey of didn’t see herself ever getting the 1988 film “Bull Durham,” “Pokemon” as a seventh and finding that special weird some- married. So she dumped me, “Sometimes you win, some- eighth grader. In the game, one, there’s a lot of fun, but not wanting to waste time on a times you lose, and sometimes you get a Pokemon about half there’s also a lot of heartbreak. relationship she pictured would it rains.” way through the adventure Sometimes you’re the one who end only in disaster. With my story, and with other called Eevee. And this particu- hurts someone else, and other For most people, the story stories, perceptions from the lar Pokemon could evolve into times you’re the one who suffers would end there. But I’m outside looking in will vary. three different Super Pokemon. the wrath of Kali and has your Richard Glenn Briggs, son of If you think I was bold and Your choices were the electric heart ripped out like in “Indiana Wayne Briggs, son of Glenn romantic with my spontaneous Pokemon Jolteon, the water Jones and the Temple of Doom.” Briggs. And we Briggses are a proposal, you’re right. If you Pokemon Vaporeon, or the fire Between March and May of pesky bunch. think I was desperate and naive, Pokemon Flareon. Each had last year, I dated “The One That I decided later that day to go you’re also right. After all, I’m �������������������� its own special powers and Got Away.” Oh my goodness, over to her home and propose not the first person to have my weaknesses. But you only got she was amazing. She was intel- to her. If you’re going to get your heart broken. I certainly won’t one Eevee, which meant you lectual. She was cultured. We heart broken, you might as well be the last. ��������������������������������������� only got one of the three Super had enough similar interests get it smashed into a million Love will make us do some ��������������� Pokemon. to have a comfort level, but we pieces, right? really stupid things. It’s amazing � So it goes with dating. Every were also different enough to So I got there, gave her a the dastardly power our hearts ��� ���� ���� ���� ��� ��������� ��� �������������� ��� ����� person has certain strengths keep things interesting. Every piece of my mind, and said have over our brains. ������� �������� ������� ��� ����� ���������� ���� ���� and weaknesses, and then it’s couple also has that one weird something like, “If you don’t For you high school kids, I important to remember that thing they both like, and for want to use dating as a means have a bit of advice: When these ����������� ����� ��������� �������� ������������ ������ ���� you have them, too. I once us, it was the movie “Down to an end, then let’s just skip things happen to you in the ������������������������������������������������������������� heard a quote by Dr. Seuss: Periscope.” to the end.” I got down on one future, and they will, remem- �������������� “I am weird, you are weird. 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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO At Wednesday’s Tooele County legislative caucus at the State Capitol, Sen. Daniel Thatcher, R-West Valley, said Tooele County is a good location for the Utah State Prison. The county is close to Salt Lake for access to courts, is close to University of Utah Medical Center for healthcare needs, and it’s close to a population base for volunteers, he said.

Thatcher. “And every penny of sibility that the prison will have lion annually, according to the Prison money used to buy the land negative financial impact on report. continued from page A1 would go to schools.” the community. Community MGT’s report does not eval- Rep. Doug Sagers, R-Tooele, social programs may be bur- uate or suggest any potential ing to Thatcher. said that if Tooele County dened by families of prisoners sites, however its does list mini- “I sat on the prison reloca- becomes home to the prison, that relocate to the county, and mum criteria to be used in the tion committee for two years,” he there should be some economic the county attorney’s office will site selection process. said. “We looked at every single benefit provided to the county bear the burden of prosecuting The minimum crite- possible configuration to make from the state. any prisoner on prisoner crime, ria includes 400 to 500 acres moving the prison financially “The estimate is that the state according to Milne. feasible, and the best option will realize over $20 billion in Sagers noted, “There has got of usable land, availability of was moving the prison to Tooele revenue over a 20 year period to be a quid pro quo.” water, sewer, electricity, natural County.” as a result of the development Funding the mid-valley high- gas, and access to highways. The ideal land for the prison of the former prison site,” said way would be a good trade Other factors of importance are sits adjacent to Interstate 80 in Sagers. “We should ask the state for the prison, he suggested, a supportive community, prox- Tooele County, he said. to use some of that money in because the highway will allow imity to population concentra- “If we put the prison just over Tooele County, perhaps to pay for economic development tions, access to University of the Salt Lake - Tooele County for the mid-valley highway.” and increase the county tax Utah medical facilities, physi- line on land owned by the Tooele County Commissioner base. The economic develop- cal site quality and acquisition School Land Trust, you can get Shawn Milne said he is also ment would also provide jobs to costs, and response time for fire to downtown Salt Lake faster looking for some kind of ben- Tooele citizens, he said. and emergency medical ser- than you can from Draper,” said efit to the community before A draft report on relocating vices. he jumps on board the prison the prison, prepared for the pris- In 2013, Utah, Weber and welcome wagon. on relocation and development Davis counties expressed inter- “We are interested in the authority by MGT of America, a est in the prison, and a pos- prison, if it is something that Tallahassee, FL.-based criminal sible location near Salt Lake is a net benefit to the commu- justice and public safety con- nity,” he said. “We don’t want to sulting firm, estimated that the International Airport has also 3rd Annual been discussed as a potential bear all the costs and not have annual local and state revenues a benefit.” associated with developing the new prison site. Milne pointed out that the current prison site, once the Both the legislature and the SPC Jordan Byrd governor will have to approve prison doesn’t pay property tax prison is relocated, to be $94.6 and won’t generate sales tax. million annually. any proposal for moving the While not providing income The total economic benefit prison. Day Program to the county, there is a pos- to the state would be $1.8 bil- [email protected] Sky Lanterns after the program Come enjoy a beautiful night filled with entertainment, and help celebrate Jordan’s life. Celebrating the Saturday, February 8, 2014 American Spirit 6:00 – 7:30pm Every Tuesday in the Grantsville High School Auditorium Don’t forget to nominate someone for the thumbs TOOELETRANSCRIPT Up Award. Someone who impacts lives everyday BULLETIN by their actions, attitude, their kindness and unselfishness toward the community. Send all Nominations to: [email protected] Subscribe: 882-0050 by January 31, 2014 58 N. Main • Tooele A7

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facturing. port, and the other commission- Waste The company will also have to ers feel the same.” continued from page A1 obtain a conditional use permit Milne said he has done his from Tooele County, which in the own research on the company include incinerators with a con- process will likely hold a pub- since Stericycle began to show ditional use permit, said Blaine lic hearing on the matter before interest in moving to the area, Gehring, Tooele County planner. issuing a permit. and feels that most of his con- The Rowley location seemed “I think that if folks came to cerns have been addressed. Still, like a good fit for Stericycle, that meeting, planning and zon- he said he wanted proof that the which could end up relocating ing would entertain public com- company’s May incident was its North Salt Lake incinerator to ment, even if it was not legally isolated and that the company Tooele County, said Selin Hoboy, required,” said Tooele County would not repeatedly violate vice president of legislative and Commissioner Shawn Milne. air quality regulations. Milne regulatory affairs for Stericycle. At the moment, Milne said believes the answer to that ques- “With U.S. Magnesium there, the county is still waiting for tion could come out during the that area has been isolated and Stericycle to begin serious discus- set aside for industrial use,” she sions about moving to the area. ongoing legislative session. said. However, he said the company But for the time being, Milne However, Stericycle must also currently seems to be focused on said Stericycle and the county obtain approval from three enti- working through the legislature have yet to address any specifics ties on the state level: the state and has not initiated negotiation about a possible relocation to the legislature, the governor’s office, related to sticking points such as Tooele County area. and the Utah Division of Air mitigation fees. “They’ve contacted us and Quality. The results of those pro- “Until they approach us more, asked about generalities,” he ceedings will impact whether or I don’t know that I have an opin- said, “and we’ve communicated FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO not Stericycle is able to operate ion,” Milne said. “As it stands generalities back.” Stericycle is considering the purchase of land near Rowley for its move to Tooele County. Certain requirements still need to be on land zoned for general manu- right now, I have lukewarm sup- [email protected] met in order for Stericycle to make the move.

Smith, 24, took the baby to a hos- according to the Gazette’s story. Methadone pital emergency room. About three hours later, Tooele Dental Associates continued from page A1 The girl died three days later when the boy stopped breath- of complications from ingest- ing, Brooks took his child to the is celebrating and toxicology will be rushed for ing the methadone, according to hospital. Doctors said the child completion in a few weeks. the news story. Bailey and Smith would have died if he had gone Goff told police she had kept were charged with felony child one more minute without medi- National Dental liquid methadone in a Gatorade endangerment and are currently cal aid, the story states. bottle, which she had then mis- in court for the case. After a trial, Brooks was acquit- DAILY END OF taken for real Gatorade and inad- In another case from Iowa, ted of charges of child abuse, but MONTH GRAND vertently poured into the tod- a 9-month-old baby girl from DRAWINGS! Month found guilty of neglect of a minor, PRIZE! dler’s sippy cup, according to a Moline had somehow ingested reckless endangerment and probable cause statement. When methadone and choked on her seven other charges, according the toddler didn’t like the drink, own vomit and died in Sept. to the Gazette. He was sentenced New Patient Goff had the 5-year-old try it, and 2012, according to a report from in March 2013 to 18 months of then the 8-year-old, who told her WQAD 8. The baby was allegedly jail time, with work release, and Exam, it tasted like “medicine,” accord- born addicted to methadone, three years of probation. $ ing to the statement, which made which had been prescribed to Last July in White Haven, Pa., a X-rays & her realize her mistake. Wimmer her mother, and was weaned off 2-year-old girl drank methadone Cleaning said Goff’s husband — the chil- of it in the hospital, according to from a medicine bottle on her dren’s father — was at work at the WQAD’s story. 59 mother’s dresser, according to a time of the incident. Investigators did not know story by the Standard Speaker, a Wimmer said Goff told police why methadone was still pres- newspaper in Hazelton, Pa. Her $ she was scared of getting in trou- ent in the child’s system, and in parents told police they did not Crowns�or� ble for the mix-up and tried to high enough levels to be fatal realize what had happened until 50 OFF solve the problem by trying to eight months later. The parents the girl was acting funny about make the boy throw up and nap. in that case were not criminally an hour and a half later. $ Bridge or Goff called for an ambulance charged. � The mother, Sharon 100 OFF when another child discovered A Baltimore grandmother, 50- Skonieczny, 35, told police she Implants the boy was not breathing about year-old Towanda Reaves, alleg- ������������� researched antidotes to metha- three hours after the incident. edly rubbed liquid methadone done online and tried to make ��������������� Wimmer said police believe on the gums of two of her young her daughter vomit, the Speaker Goff’s possession of the metha- grandchildren last July. 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Precious Bailey, 25, had allegedly 2012, Paul Brooks, 28, illegally The family later sued the hos- mixed a dose of methadone in a purchased liquid methadone and pital for allegedly failing to take Gatorade bottle. The girl some- put it in an empty McDonald’s proper steps to make sure the times had Gatorade in a bottle cup, which he placed in a cup- child had not overdosed when he or sippy cup, and a mix-up had holder in his car, according to was brought into the emergency occurred. the Capital Gazette, a Maryland room the first time. About six hours later, after the newspaper. 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Aiden Larell Goff, son of Cody Lisa was born to Dawna and and Jill Goff, passed quietly in his Howard Robinson in American sleep Jan. 31, 2014. He was born Fork, Utah on Oct. 15, 1959. She June 13, 2011. Aiden laughed passed away on Jan. 26, 2014 on and smiled throughout his two a beautiful, cold and sunny win- and half years, bringing joy ter morning. She was the rock, and happiness to everyone he the foundation of her family. She touched. Aiden is deeply loved was a friend to all who knew by his mommy and daddy, his her. She worked hard all of her grandparents, his great-grand- life doing many things to help mother, his aunts and uncles, her family. From being a clerk, his cousins and many, many to building large diesel trucks others. Services for “Our Little from the ground up. She could Buddy” are going to be held on do anything she set her mind 435-884-3031 Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014 at 11 a.m. to. She especially loved kids and at the LDS church house at 81 animals. She has one son and www.daltonhoopes.com Church St, Grantsville. Visitation ily would like to express their one grandson, and they were and many cousins, nieces and will be at the church from 6-8 gratitude for the overwhelm- both the loves of her life. These nephews. She would want us to p.m. on Friday and then an hour ing amount of love and support few words cannot express the thank Nitin Chandramouli, Rick before services on Saturday. extended to them at this dif- depth of our loss, or how much Hansen and Tina at Utah Cancer Interment will follow at the ficult time. Services entrusted she meant to us. She will live on Specialists. Also the nursing staff Tooele County Senior Citizens Grantsville Cemetery at 360 with Didericksen Memorial, in the kindness and support she at St. Marks Hospital. She was W. Main, Grantsville. The fam- 435-277-0050. gave to others. She is survived a life long believer in Jehovah. ����������������������������������������������� by her husband, Joseph Lundy, She wanted no ceremony as she son Thomas Lundy and Ashlee didn’t want a lot of fuss over her. ��������������������� R., grandson Jett Lundy, broth- We love and will miss her every ����������������������������� er Tom Robinson and Sherrie, day, always. �� ������������������������� ����������������������������� Gladys Valene Sagers was especially devoted. Her life her. We love you more!! Until we revolved around the activities meet again... Valene is survived We will be having a Curry “Meme” her grandchildren engaged in, by her husband, two daughters, participation activity on she was a constant figure in each Debra (Matt) Harris, Korbi (Brad) the voting machines to of their lives. Meme developed Hunt. Six grandchildren, Chad Valene Sagers Curry, our lov- friendships with everyone she (Kori) Hunt, Jeremy (Christina) let you feel confident on ing wife, sister, mother, and came in contact with and was Harris, Ryan (Sami) Hunt, Jordan the machines before the grandmother was called home such a joy to be around. Her (Canyon) Vance, Jace Harris, elections this year. on Feb. 4, 2014 surrounded by spunky personality, contagious her loving family. She was born smile, and entertaining sense of Jillianne Harris and Ten great- This is a bi-partisan on Dec. 12, 1932 in Rush Valley humor welcomed all with open grandchildren. Brother, Vance event. Come and help us (St. John) Utah. She was the third arms. Some things she enjoyed Sagers and Sister, Nancy (Lee) prove Republicans and child born to Pharis Sagers and most consisted of reading, talk- Budvarson. She was preceded in Gladys Faith Newman. She grew ing sports and traveling with her death by her father Pharis, moth- Democrats can work together! No pressure. up and spent her childhood years family on any adventure. Leaving er Faith, and brother Jack Sagers. Just come and have fun!! in Rush Valley. Valene married her family with many laughs and Funeral Services will be held in Samuel R. Curry, Nov. 23, 1956 fond memories of time spent If you have any questions, please email me at her honor Saturday, February in Tooele, Utah. Their marriage together. However, Meme will 8, 2014 at 1pm in the Bayshore was later solemnized in the Salt [email protected], or call 435-843-3148. be most remembered sitting on Ward building 5899 N Bayshore Lake temple in 1998. She was to be a daughter of the Utah her back porch enjoying the out- Stansbury Park, Ut A viewing Marilyn K. Gillette, Tooele County Clerk an early resident of Stansbury Pioneers. She was lovingly called doors with a Pepsi and chocolate Park, Utah, where she took pride “Meme” by her family which candy bar. As a family, we are will be held prior to the funeral in the community and devel- came to be her name known beyond grateful to have Meme from 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. oped many lasting relationships. by all. Meme was the rock, the in our hearts. Her influence has Interment will be in the Tooele Valene was a member of The foundation of her family. While had a positive impact in shap- City Cemetery following the ser- Your Complete TOOELE Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- she was a loving mother, when ing our lives. We truly have no vices. Tate Mortuary is handling TRANSCRIPT day Saints and was very proud it came to her grandchildren she words to express how to honor the funeral arrangements. Local News Source. BULLETIN

Betty Gean Palmer She was a friend to all who met her. Betty was a beloved grand- ������������ mother to Jennifer Morison Betty Gean Palmer, 83, passed Davis (Josh), Joshua James away Feb. 5, 2014 after a short Morison (Jennifer), Aleesha illness. She was a loving wife, Evans Izatt (Lee), Eric Robert mother, grandmother, great Morison, Alaina Alldredge Chalk grandmother and friend. She was Taekwondo (Sheldon), and Rachel Mariah born July 6, 1930 in Hatton, Utah, to Olive Whitaker and Leonard Morison. She had eight great- ��������������������������������������� Ahlstrom. She was raised moving grandchildren who she dearly around living in Railroad Section loved and would light up when housing as her father worked for she saw them, including Braedan ���������������� the Railroad. She enjoyed her Morison, Mikah Morison, Ben childhood and often spoke of Trujillo, Neeka Trujillo, Shay fond memories with her parents Morison, Cambria Izatt, Eli Izatt and two brothers Leo and Joe and Capri Chalk. Funeral ser- Ahlstrom. Betty married Robert vices will be held Saturday, Feb. ��������������������� Hanes Morison on April 3, 1953. 8, 2014 with a viewing on Friday, They had three children whom was her best friend. Betty was a Feb. 7, 2014. Please contact Tate she adored: John H. Morison, member of The Church of Jesus Mortuary for times and loca- James R. Morison (Carrie), and Christ of Latter-day Saints. She �������� Linda Evans (Kendall Marler). held many callings and served tion. The family would like to AM Robert preceded her in death. faithfully in them. Betty was thank the staff and doctors at SATURDAY, FEB 15 • 9 -Noon Betty married Charles Milton employed at the Tooele Army Intermountain Medical Center Palmer in June 1993. She loved Depot in Cost Accounting. She for their kind, caring and com- Chick dearly and enjoyed the retired after 25 years of service. passionate care. They worked $20 cash only, No children years they spent together. He Betty was happy and enjoyed life. tirelessly in her behalf. Details Call 840-1669 ��������������������������������������� N-STEP Dance Academy 40 N. Main • Tooele TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN In association with YomChi.org Subscribe Today! 840-1669 no text 58 N. Main Street ������������������������������������������������ 882-0050 A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 7:33 a.m. 5:54 p.m. Saturday 7:32 a.m. 5:56 p.m. Sunday 7:31 a.m. 5:57 p.m. Monday 7:29 a.m. 5:58 p.m. Tuesday 7:28 a.m. 5:59 p.m. Wednesday 7:27 a.m. 6:00 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:26 a.m. 6:02 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 12:09 p.m. 1:53 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 12:53 p.m. 2:48 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 1:40 p.m. 3:39 a.m. Monday 2:30 p.m. 4:26 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 3:23 p.m. 5:08 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Feb. 5. Mainly cloudy with a On-and-off snow and A chance for rain or Mostly cloudy, chance Wednesday 4:18 p.m. 5:47 a.m. Cloudy; rain possible Clouds and sunshine Turning cloudy Temperatures Thursday 5:14 p.m. 6:22 a.m. bit of snow rain snow showers of a little rain High/Low past week 38/14 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 41/23 41 27 42 33 45 31 44 27 43 27 47 29 43 31 Average temp past week 27.7 Normal average temp past week 32.1 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 6 Feb 14 Feb 22 Mar 1 Shown is Friday’s weather. Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 lows.

UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 36/25 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 42/30 Knolls Clive Lake Point 36/22 41/29 42/29 44/33 Ogden Stansbury Park 42/31 Erda 43/33 Vernal Grantsville 42/29 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 34/9 43/36 31/20 Tooele 44/33 Bauer 41/27 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 39/29 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 41/27 37/19 39/33 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 39/29 39/23 Nephi Rush Valley 40/28 39/29 Ophir 33/20 Delta Manti 42/32 38/25 Green River Last Month Season 43/27 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 41/29 42/28 Moab 40/25 SNOWPACK Hanksville 45/28 Beaver 47/30 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 42/27 Ibapah 39/28 42/27 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 8.8 9.9 4.5 St. George 41/28 42/26 Average 11.8 11.2 6.2 53/38 Kanab 48/28 Eureka Percent of average 75% 88% 73% 35/26 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

survey. Body Mass Index is a in 2012. Obese calculation that takes a person’s Education saw a similar rela- continued from page A1 height and weight into account tionship. For those with a high- to estimate the amount of body school level education, obesity 36.9 percent of county residents fat on an individual’s frame. decreased from 25.6 percent to were estimated to be overweight Scores of more than 25 are 25 percent, while among col- in 2012, up slightly from 35.7 considered overweight; more lege graduates the obesity rate percent in 2011. A healthy weight than 30 are considered obese. decreased from 39.2 percent to continues to elude a total of 64.9 The index is generally considered 17.1 percent, according to data percent of Tooele’s population, an accurate measure of body from IBIS-PH. Yet, among that according to IBIS-PH. composition and an indicator of same college-educated demo- However, the increased num- overall health, according to the graphic, the number of over- ber of overweight citizens may Center for Disease Control. weight individuals increased actually be a good sign, said Weight loss was not entirely from 29.5 percent to 45.5 per- Malaena Toohey, who heads even across all demographic cent. LiveFit, the coalition tasked in groups in the county. For exam- The IBIS-PH survey collected late 2012 with addressing Tooele’s ple, men — whose obesity rate too little data on ethnic and racial obesity epidemic. Because the dropped from 32.4 percent in groups in Tooele County to make county’s obesity rate decreased, 2011 to 27.7 percent in 2012 — an effective comparison. many of those currently classified were slightly more likely to lose Obesity remains a high prior- as overweight may be in transi- weight than women, whose rate ity for the county, Toohey said. tion from obesity to a healthy decreased from 29.4 percent to With more than half of the popu- weight, she said. 27.5 percent. lation still struggling to reach a “This is all good information,” Income and education also healthy weight, Tooele still has Toohey said. “Federal and state impacted weight loss. Individuals a long way to go. But Toohey anti-obesity programs seem to who make more than $75,000 said she hoped to see substan- be hitting home, and people are decreased their demographic’s tial progress in years to come as losing weight.” obesity rate from 27.8 percent to more newly-implemented health The county-wide obesity rates 24 percent. On the other end of programs take effect. are based on a sample of resi- the scale, the obesity rate among “We still have an issue,” she dents’ Body Mass Index scores, those whose income totaled less said, “and we’re going to address FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO which IBIS-PH determined after than $25,000 increased from 29.6 it.” Liz Anderson teaches a circuit training class at the Grantsville Stake Center on the corner of Church Street and Clark Street. conducting a randomized phone percent in 2011 to 34.6 percent [email protected] Tooele County’s obesity rate decreased from 31 percent in 2011 to 28 percent in 2012.

plans to rebuild the fund bal- have announced that President Farm ance, according to Tooele County Barack Obama plans to travel continued from page A1 Commissioner Shawn Milne. to Michigan State University on Fifth on the list of reductions is Friday to sign the farm bill. oped by commissioners in their $265,000 the commissioners had The conference committee non-public executive meetings, planned to store away to cover report on the farm bill, which lists six areas, in order of prior- payroll liabilities. both houses approved, included ity, that would be cut from the Payroll liabilities include a $425 million allocation for PILT budget to compensate for all or expenses incurred when an that is $15 million greater than part of the loss of $3.1 million in employee leaves the county or the 2013 PILT allocation. PILT funds. retires and the county is obligated If the full $425 million is allo- The first item on the chop- under the terms of its employee cated to PILT payments, Tooele ping block is $200,000 in funding agreement to cash out accumu- County may receive $200,000 for mental health and substance lated unused leave days or other more than last year’s $3.1 mil- abuse services. benefits when an employee ends lion, according to Milne. The $200,000 is the county’s their employment. Monday night, commission- portion of a matching program These types of expenses are ers told fair board members that funded by Medicaid. Medicaid an obligation of the county, but funding for the fair was depen- matches county funds at a two- have not been included in the dent on PILT funding. to-one ratio. A $200,000 cut in budget in past years. As part of “If we get at least $100,000 county funds would result in a building better financial sta- in additional PILT money, we net $600,000 reduction in rev- bility and eliminating surprise should have no problem funding enue for mental health and expenses, the commissioners set the county fair,” said Milne. substance abuse services in the aside $265,000 as an estimated While the farm bill passed county. expense in the 2014 budget for Congress on Tuesday, the county The next item to be cut is payroll liabilities, according to does not receive PILT funds until $250,000 for employee retention Milne. June. bonuses. The elimination of the $265,000 PILT distribution to counties is Similar to the bonuses paid in payroll liabilities will not mean calculated using a formula pro- out at the end of 2013, the com- any change in employee benefits, vided by statute that includes the missioners included $250,000 in but means that the unfunded amount of eligible federal lands the 2014 budget for bonuses for liabilities of the county will con- — primarily Bureau of Land county staff to be paid out at the tinue to grow, Milne added. Management and U.S. Forest end of the year. The last item on the list is to Service land, and the population Third on the priority list is reduce the scheduled repayment of the county. funding for the improvement of interfund loans to the Deseret PILT eligible land in Tooele and repair of the county road on Peak fund by $635,000. County includes 1,899,955 acres Stansbury Island known as Lake The 2014 budget calls for $2 of Bureau of Land Management View Drive, resulting in $250,000 million of revenue to be set aside property and 150,234 acres of of savings. to repay part of the $6.5 million U.S. Forest Service land for a The fourth item on the contin- that the Deseret Peak fund owes total of 2,050,189 acres — or 46 gency plan is to eliminate plans to other county funds. The funds percent of Tooele County’s land to end the year with a $1.5 mil- were borrowed to cover operat- mass. lion budget surplus. ing expenses for Deseret Peak PILT calculations do not Building the budget surplus to Complex. include the 1,573,893 acres of prepare for unpredicted revenue PILT funding for 2014, once military-owned land in Tooele loss or to help weather economic uncertain, now appears guaran- County. downturns was one of the selling teed. The Senate approved pas- Between the military, BLM points for last year’s $2.6 million sage of the farm bill with a 68- and USFS, the federal govern- tax increase. 32 vote Tuesday afternoon. The ment owns 82 percent of Tooele The loss of $3.1 million in PILT House approved the farm bill County. would necessitate postponing last week. White House officials [email protected] A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY February 6, 2014 Sports

SPORTS WRAP College recruits Two more Stansbury High School Tooele races past rival Stansbury football players signed col- lege football letters-of-intent on Wednesday. Austen Kincaid (6-1, Third-quarter spurt helps Buffaloes get revenge against Stallions 220) signed to play for Dixie State University, and Iosua Opeta (6-4, by Richard Briggs of the night at 42-39. Following a 245) signed to play at Weber COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR transition 3-pointer where Matt State University. Two former SHS Memmott passed over to Tyler players, Allan Havili and Chase The Tooele Buffaloes got their Lawrence, Pollmann swiped Christiansen, are already enrolled vengeance, and now they control the ball away for a steal that he at their respective schools. Havili third place in Region 11. brought back for another fast- will play for the University of On the strength of a 29-13 run break layup. Pollmann then Utah, and Christiansen for Utah in the third quarter, Tooele (3-3 in found Memmott, who wasted no State University. Opeta recorded Region 11) powered through the time in hoisting a shot toward 74 tackles with five sacks as a Stansbury Stallions (1-4 in Region the hoop. The ball went through senior at Stansbury. Kincaid led 11) 82-73 to gain sole posses- the net for a 3-pointer to make Stansbury in receiving yardage sion of third place in the region the score 50-39. with 11 catches for 218 yards and still possibly — though it Stansbury then battled back and three touchdowns. He had would need a lot of help — have thanks to scoring from Gage 25 tackles on defense with six sacks and one interception. a chance to win a share of the Manzione. Justin May found him region championship. for an assist to make the score 50- Dugway boys The Buffaloes wanted to play 43. Manzione then came down Dugway edged Tintic Wednesday in a track meet, and that’s what on a fastbreak and put in a layup; night 48-47 in a game at Dugway. they got in the high-scoring he was fouled by Tooele’s Lincoln The Mustangs jumped out to a affair. Powers. Manzione sank the free 28-17 lead at halftime and with- “We wanted to push the ball throw to make the score 52-46. stood a Tintic comeback in the because we knew we could run,” Manzione followed that up with second half. Josh Johnson and said Tooele’s Justin Pollmann, another fastbreak layup to cut Tyrell Bear each scored 12 points who scored 30 points in the win. Tooele’s lead to four points. for the Mustangs while Daniel “The goal was to beat their bigs The Buffs went back to work. Shephard hit two 3-pointers for down the court and get easy Ryan Brady floated a shot in from six points. Bear connected on layups.” the paint, and that set up arguably two 3-pointers, and Ben Shepard Tooele’s Tyler Lawrence Pollmann’s most athletic play of hit a 3-pointer. Dugway plays at scored 22 points to go along the season. Pollmann stripped Telos on Friday and at Wendover with Pollmann’s output. He said the ball away from Stansbury’s on Wednesday. the team knew exactly what it May and drove down the court Umpires needed wanted to do coming into this with Stansbury defenders clos- Umpires are needed for the rematch with Stansbury. ing in. Pollmann got down inside Tooele County Girls Softball “Last time we played we didn’t and spun away from the defend- League. No experience needed. come out ready,” Lawrence said. ers. He went up toward the hoop For more information please call “We weren’t focused. So we got and finished the play with a fin- Joe at 435-849-6184 or Erica prepared for this game, came out ger roll to put the Buffaloes up 435-840-3369. and ran the floor, and showed 56-48. On the next possession, them who the band of brothers Pollmann dished the ball over to THS girls golf really are. It was good to come Lawrence, who knocked down a Tooele High School girls golf out and play strong. We started 3-pointer. Pollmann then came team will start practices on Feb. out a little lackadaisical in the down and knocked in his own 3- 24. New golfers are welcome. first half. We came out in the sec- pointer, ending the third quarter Contact Brady Christensen 435- ond half ready to play, put it on on a 10-0 run. 849-1980 for more information. them, and ran the floor well.” Pollmann’s shoulder was nag- Grantsville baseball Leading 40-39 about half- ging him throughout the game. Grantsville Youth Baseball way through the third quarter, He’s played with the injury dur- will be holding registration for Pollmann picked up a Stansbury ing the past few games, but it spring baseball each Saturday in FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO turnover and brought it back didn’t stop him from hitting the February from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Stansbury’s Jonathan Gibby (42), Tooele’s Justin Pollman (32) and Ace Hymas (23) battle for a rebound in the first quarter of for one of those layups to give at both Grantsville High School Wednesday’s game between the two rivals. Tooele its first breathing room SEE TOOELE PAGE A12 ➤ and Grantsville Junior High School. Players can also regis- ter at http://grantsvillebaseball. baberuthonline.com. Youth soccer SHS girls hold on to beat upstart Tooele TC United will be accepting appli- cations for the spring soccer by Richard Briggs gest thing is we’re a different team if 35-27. Alvey then picked up a steal season. Registration begins now COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR we can stay healthy.” and was fouled on a layup that through Feb. 17. Check the web- Newton said she was impressed went in. She hit the free throw to site www.tcunited.org for registra- Stansbury needed someone to with Tooele’s mid-season turn- make the score 35-30. Stewart then tion information. step up and be the hero against around and how well they com- had a contested hook shot that she Stansbury baseball Tooele — it got two. peted in this game. put in. Stansbury Park Youth Baseball With the Tooele Lady Buffaloes “They looked awesome,” she “[Kallie Stewart] hit some big will hold registration sessions (2-4 in Region 11) leading the said. “I’m really impressed with shots for us and demanded the ball for players and coaches on Stansbury Stallions (6-0 in Region how well they played. They played inside,” Newton said. “I just keep Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 11) 35-25 after a bucket by Tooele’s hard and looked a hundred times telling her, ‘If you get the ball in noon. Another registration ses- Hannah Webber, Stansbury turned better than the first time we played. there, you’re unstoppable.’ Finally, sion will be held Saturday, Feb. to junior Kallie Stewart and senior Those are the kind of games we she’s wanting it and feeling con- 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sign- Madie Alvey to bring it back. Those want, honestly. It’s going to make fident. You could see it tonight ups will be held in the Stansbury two combined for a 10-0 run to tie our region better. It’s going to make that she was wanting take over the Park Club House. the game back at 35, which was us better at state.” game, and we needed that inside then capped by a 3-pointer from Tooele built its third-quarter presence. It really helped us.” Accelerated softball Erika Lakin to give Stansbury the lead on the strength of Aubrey With Stansbury trailing 35-32, An accelerated 10U softball team lead. Vanderwerken, Webber and Alvey got one of her patented tran- will be holding tryouts on Saturday The run created just the momen- Schiwal right out of the gates of sition steals, but she missed the at Deseret Peak Complex indoor tum Stansbury needed to defeat halftime. Stansbury’s Alvey opened fastbreak layup. Tooele got the ball arena from 10 a.m. until noon. Tooele 54-46 and move to just one the half with a steal on the opening back, but Alvey was right there The team is looking for motivated win away from winning the region possession that she brought back again, as she picked up another and talent-driven girls who were championship. for a layup to make the score 22- transition steal, giving Stansbury born in 2003 and 2004 to play “I’m proud of them that they 20 in favor of Tooele. But Schiwal another offensive possession. That the spring and summer season. just didn’t give up,” said SHS coach For more information contact responded with a 3-pointer to get possession ended with the ball in [email protected]. Kenzie Newton. “We got down 10 in it up to 25-20. Following shots by Alvey’s hands behind the 3-point that third quarter and they just kept Stansbury’s Bailey Wilson, Tooele’s line. She released the ball toward 13U Super League fighting.” Webber and Stansbury’s Lakin, the hoop and knocked down the TC Lightning baseball is look- Tooele clicked as well as could be Vanderwerken knocked down a shot to tie the game at 35. ing for three or four hardwork- hoped for the first three quarters as jump shot to make it 29-24. Tooele Stansbury ended the third quar- ing players to add to its ros- Webber and Courtney Schiwal com- then got a stop, and Schiwal hit ter with the lead 40-39, and it car- ter. The team practices indoors bined for 27 of Tooele’s 46 points. a shot for a seven-point lead. ried over to the fourth to pull away during the week and outdoors The Lady Buffs wanted to pull the Wilson hit a free throw, and then for the win. For Stansbury, it’s now weather permitting. The squad upset, and they gave Stansbury Vanderwerken dished the ball just one win away from the region plays doubleheader games on everything it could handle. inside to Webber and two straight championship, which it can clinch Saturday with the season running “We’re competing with the two scoring possessions to give Tooele Thursday against Bear River. The frm April 19 through June 1 plus top teams in the region, which we a 35-25 lead. win would also give the Stallions a few additional tournaments. didn’t do the first time around,” Alvey and Stewart then took over the No. 1 seed from the region Those interested in trying out said THS coach Kris Ashby. “These for Stansbury. Wilson inbounded going into the state tournament. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO for the team should call or email teams beat us by more than 20 the from the side with a lob to Stewart Stansbury’s Kallie Stewart was instrumental in the team’s comeback Heath Fackrell at 435-830-8934 first time, and I think that’s the big- in the paint, which she put in for SEE STANSBURY PAGE A12 ➤ against Tooele. Stansbury swept the Lady Buffs in region games this year or [email protected]. with Tuesday’s 54-46 win. Burke honored The NBA announced Wednesday that Utah Jazz guard Trey Burke has been named the Western Conference Rookie of the Month Grantsville girls notch second win over Scots for games played during the month of January, marking the second straight month he has Victory gives Cowboys a spot in the 3A state basketball tournament with tiebreaker won the award. Burke (6-1, 190, Michigan) becomes the first play- by Mark Watson jump out 12-7 after the opening the ball tonight,” said Grantsville Ben Lomond trimmed er in franchise history to win SPORTS EDITOR GHS GIRLS BASKETBALL quarter. coach Megan Vera. She was not as Grantsville’s lead to 25-22 with 5 multiple Rookie of the Month Freshman Abby Butler happy with her team’s ball han- minutes left in the third quarter, awards. Karl Malone was named Grantsville did not allow Ben Cowboys maintained their dou- knocked down a 3-pointer to get dling. “I definitely think we could but Grantsville outscored the Scots NBA Rookie of the Month in Lomond to think it could contend ble-digit lead in the fourth quarter Grantsville’s offense on track. have taken care of the ball better. 12-3 to end the quarter. Whitney December 1985, the only previ- for a state playoff spot during a to win the game 42-32. Senior Jessy Davis later connected We had way too many turnovers, Castagno scored on two offensive ous monthly rookie honor for matchup between the two schools Grantsville actually leaped on a 12-footer, followed by 16-foot and we didn’t box out on rebounds. rebounds along with buckets by the Jazz. Tuesday night in Grantsville. ahead of Tooele to third place in jumper by freshman Riley Ekins to Ben Lomond did a good job of get- Caferelli and Davis. Caferelli hit a Four of five teams from Region the standings with the victory knot the score at 7-7. ting offensive rebounds.” corner 3-pointer at the buzzer to Jazz schedule 11 make the state tournament, over Ben Lomond. Albeit, by only Sharp first-quarter shooting Grantsville extended its sec- end the third quarter to make it Utah (16-32) plays at Dallas and the Cowboys held a one-game one-half game. The Cowboys sit kept the Cowboys out in front. ond-quarter lead to 21-11 on a 3- 37-25 for the home team. (29-21) on Friday at 7:30 p.m. lead over Ben Lomond for that at 2-3 compared to Tooele at 2-4. Sophomore Megan Caferelli pointer and 2-pointer by Caferelli Ben Lomond could only trim and returns home Saturday for a fourth playoff spot prior to tip-off. The two teams play in Grantsville popped in a jumper from 17-feet and two baskets by Angel Cloward. two points off the lead in the final game against Miami (35-23) at 7 The Cowboys outscored the Thursday night. The Scots dipped away to give Grantsville its first Leanza Driscoll caught fire for stanza with the final score 42-32. p.m. The Jazz travel to play the Scots 12-3 in the final 5 minutes of to 0-6 with the loss. lead at 9-7. Davis then fed Butler Ben Lomond with two 3-pointers Scoring: Caferelli 14, Butler Los Angeles Lakers (17-32) on the third quarter to turn a three- Ben Lomond started fast for an easy inside basket to push and Kaelie Morris scored to slice 7, Ekins 6, Davis 6, Castagno 5, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. point lead into a 12-point advan- en route to a 7-3 lead, but the the lead to 11-7. Grantsville’s lead to 21-16 at inter- Cloward 4. tage by the end of the period. The Cowboys scored nine in row to “We did a better job shooting mission. [email protected] A11

THURSDAY February 6, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 ���������������� Defending 3A champs defeat Cowboys ���������������������� Big fourth-quarter spurt lifts Region 10 leader Morgan to 55-46 win over Grantsville ��������������� by Mark Watson “We’re a deep team, but we SPORTS EDITOR need the bottom half of our line- up to be more aggressive when �� �� Grantsville players are eager they enter the game. Another ���������� ����� ������� for a rematch with Morgan in the thing is we gave up several offen- state playoffs after the defending sive rebounds, which we nor- 3A champs defeated the Cowboys mally don’t do. Morgan was a ��������������������� 55-46 Wednesday night in a non- little bigger than we thought they region game in the GHS gym. were. We can make adjustments,” ������������� Baker said. Grantsville moves to a 15-3 ���������������������� GHS BASKETBALL record overall. “Our three losses ������������������������ have been learning experiences. “We needed a game like this We walked away from this game ���������������������� just to move forward,” said knowing that Morgan is not a ��������������������� Grantsville coach Chris Baker. better team than we are,” Baker “They (GHS players) want them said. ������������������ (Morgan) again.” Scoring: Williams 12, Adams �������� After four straight blowout vic- 10, Arellano 7, Riding 6, Arbon 5, tories over Region 11 opponents, Colson 4, Fisher 2. Grantsville got the tenacious Grantsville will honor battle it expected against a team seniors Arbon, Riding, Spencer considered by many as the best Lawrence, Arellano, Colson, Ky in 3A ranks. Fisher, Adams and Williams at “They had two big runs in Friday’s home game against Ben the game, but other than that Lomond. we were right there with them. [email protected] We had talked all day about this game being a gauge for us to see ����������������������������� how we compare against the top Subscribe Today teams in the state,” Baker said. 882-0050 ���������������������������� “Now, we know.” The coach said his players rebounded nicely after a home loss to Bear River with a big win over the Bears in Garland. He feels that after the game against Morgan, his team would bounce TOOELE BASEBALL SIGN-UPS back in similar fashion if they JAY LARSEN/TTB PHOTO meet the Trojans again. Grantsville’s Jake Riding blocks a shot by Morgan’s Hayden Garfield Wednesday BABE RUTH After trailing by as many as night in a non-region game against the Trojans. The Cowboys lost for only the third 11 points in the third quarter, time this season.

the Cowboys got back in the game on solid foul shooting by Devin Adams who was driving

strong to the hoop on offense. � Adams hit four straight foul shots, followed by a strong drive and basket by Jake Riding to cut CAL RIPKEN BABE RUTH Morgan’s lead to 29-23. Grantsville was in business when Dallin Williams knocked down a 3-pointer from the left corner with six seconds left in the AGES 5-15 period to make it 29-26 Morgan PM after three periods. FRIDAY, JAN 31 & FEB 7 • 6:30-8:30 Grantsville trailed by five points with 7:31 left in the game AM PM when the Trojans outscored the SATURDAY, FEB. 1 & 8 @ 10 -1 Cowboys 17-5 in a five-minute span to expand the visitors’ lead to 48-31 with 2:05 remaining. The Cowboys battled back AT TOOELE CITY HALL again with foul shots from Williams, and cut the lead to 11 when Nick Arbon drained a 3-pointer from the corner with WWW.TOOELEBASEBALL.ORG 55 seconds remaining. The hole was too deep, however, and the Trojans held on for a nine-point win. Grantsville scored its first four points on foul shots, and tied the game at 6-6 on a put-back bucket by Tyler Colson. Arbon scored to keep the game even, but a fast- break bucket with 1 second to go in the first quarter gave Morgan a 10-8 lead. Shop Here for Valentine’s Day Gifts Morgan started its first big run of the game when Garren Miles connected on a 3-pointer. Miles led the Trojans in scoring with three 3-pointers and 22 points. Bridger Streadbeck scored twice in a row all alone inside on long feeds from the perimeter to push the lead out to 19-12, then Matt JAY LARSEN/TTB PHOTO Murdock connected on a 3- Grantsville guard Devon Arellano, inside the key, rifles a pass back outside in pointer to give the Trojans a 22- Grantsville’s loss against Morgan. 12 advantage late in the second quarter. Grantsville finished off the first half with three foul shots Basketball Standings from Devin Arrellano to make Region 11 the score 22-15 at intermission. Morgan pushed the lead to Region Overall Region Overall BOYS GIRLS 28-17 midway through the third Bear River 5 1 10 10 Stansbury 6 0 13 7 quarter until the Cowboys made Grantsville 4 1 15 3 Bear River 4 1 12 7 a run of their own to trim the visitors’ lead back down to 29-26 Tooele 3 3 10 10 Grantsville 2 3 5 13 after three quarters. Stansbury 1 4 8 11 Tooele 2 4 4 15 Morgan’s full-court pressure For Her For Him Ben Lomond 1 5 3 17 Ben Lomond 0 6 1 16 defense wore on the Cowboys SPECIALS who committed 18 turnovers in HOWARD RECLINERS the game. MILLER QUEEN DOUBLE WALL CLOCKS % SIDED MATTRESS PREP SCHEDULE 10 off & FOUNDATION Friday, Feb. 7 Thursday, Feb. 13 $ 99 Ben Lomond at Grantsville boys Grantsville at Stansbury girls 499 basketball 7 p.m. basketball 7 p.m. Bear River at Stansbury boys Friday, Feb. 14 basketball 7 p.m. Grantsville at Tooele boys bas- 3 PCE CORNER 3A North Division Wrestling at ketball 7 p.m. GLASS DESK Ben Lomond Stansbury at Ben Lomond boys A Full-Color Saturday, Feb. 8 basketball 7 p.m. Activity Page % $ 3A North Division Wrestling at 3A State Swimming 3 p.m. at off 250 Ben Lomond BYU Just for Kids! 20 Tuesday, Feb. 11 3A State Wrestling at Maverik Center 10:30 a.m. Grantsville at Bear River girls Every Thursday in the basketball 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Ben Lomond at Tooele girls bas- 3A State Swimming 11 a.m. at ������������������������������������� ketball 7 p.m. BYU ������������� Wednesday, Feb. 12 3A State Wrestling at Maverik Center 10:30 a.m. Stansbury at Grantsville boys basketball 7 p.m. Tooele at Bear River boys basketball 7 p.m. TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Local News Source. BULLETIN Subscribe Today 882-0050 A12

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in the fourth quarter. Pollmann Manzione scored 22, Tom Griffith we’re penetrating, so we need to Stansbury hits the road to Tooele said he always has confidence in scored 17, Zayne Anderson 12 Stansbury finish,” she said. “The girls are Garland for its battle with Bear continued from page A10 Lawrence to hit clutch shots. and Jonathan Gibby 10. continued from page A10 excited, and I think (they will River on Thursday at 7 p.m. “Tyler’s one of my best Stansbury will next play at have) a little bit of adrenaline Tooele heads over to Grantsville 30-point mark. friends since I was 3 years old,” home against Bear River on If Stansbury loses to Bear River, (from) tonight. That’s how these for that game Thursday at 7 p.m. “I’m sore. My shoulder hurts Pollmann said, “and we’ve been Friday. Stansbury sits a half game it can still win both the region big games are — the more we [email protected] so bad,” Pollmann said, “but my playing ball together every day ahead of Ben Lomond (1-5) in championship and No. 1 seed, can have of those, the better pre- teammates gave me so much. My saying ‘This is how we’re going the Region 11 standings for the but it would no longer control its pared we will be to go to state.” teammates helped me stay in it. to beat Grantsville. This is how final playoff spot. Unfortunately, own destiny. The loss for Tooele simply They kept me composed. They we’re going to beat Stansbury.’ the Scots currently hold the tie- Newton said the Stallions delayed what it can possibly do If it happens here, led me, and I’m just happy that I have so much confidence in breaker over the Stallions with made runs in the first meeting Thursday: clinch a spot at state. I could have such great team- him. He’s my best friend, and I one game between the two teams with Bear River, and she hopes “The only thing this loss did read about it here. mates that keep me going.” wouldn’t want anyone else to hit still looming Feb. 14. Tooele her players will be a little more to us was make Thursday’s game Lawrence’s 3-pointers on it but him.” clinched a playoff spot with Ben consistent this time. Stansbury important,” Ashby said. “It made TOOELETRANSCRIPT assists from Pollmann and Even with the offfensive Lomond’s loss to Bear River. The won the first meeting 47-45, but it a must-win for us. We want that ULLETIN Memmott helped Tooele build its onslaught by Tooele, Stansbury Buffaloes play at Bear River on it led by as many as 18. third place spot. With the losses B lead in the third quarter, which put up its own offensive power. Wednesday. “It’s going to be a battle up to Bear River and Stansbury the Subscribe Today • 882-0050 in turn helped Tooele stave off Four different players scored in [email protected] there — very similar to tonight, first time, we knew coming in one last push from the Stallions double figures for the Stallions. not a lot of fouls called when that this was just for pride.” B8B8

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Stansbury’s Dakota Fidler (middle) attempts to block the shot of Grantsville’s Cameron Potter when the two teams played against each other Jan. 24. Stansbury’s Erika Lakin (middle right) moves in for a shot with the Ben Lomond defense closing in Jan. 14. Courtney Schiwal (above) attempts free throws against Grantsville on Jan. 21. Grantsville’s Devon Arellano (right) attempts an off-balance shot against Bear River on Jan. 15. B2

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THURSDAY February 6, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 GARDEN SPOT Get a beautiful landscape with less water y wife and I had the ing drought. That’s a great com- of clay in it (and I bet it does), space, but large lawns take a about! privilege of being bination. then the clay acts as a sponge lot of upkeep in the form of Mthe keynote speakers Jay Cooper and holds that water longer. The fertilization, watering, mow- UPCOMING GARDENER last weekend at the Utah Farm CORRESPONDENT Use raised beds and other dedi- same goes for soil that has been ing and trimming. We already EVENTS Bureau Young Farmers and cated growing spaces amended with lots of organic have plans to reduce lawn areas Learn how to prune fruit trees Ranchers Convention held in Clustered areas of growing material. The drying winds may and address these issues. This for productivity and tree health! Logan. Our topic was financial space for vegetables or orna- take off the surface moisture, will be accomplished by adding Attend a Master Gardener pub- planning — how to start young So our practices must take into mentals allow you to provide but deeply-watered plants will more shrub and flowering beds lic workshop by Wade Bitner on and build wealth for retirement account arid conditions, includ- higher water and nutrition have the reserve to thrive much throughout the lawn, reduc- Wednesday, Feb. 26, from 7 p.m. without ending up land rich ing temperature extremes (both needs in a small space. The longer. ing water requirements and to 8 p.m. at the USU Extension and cash poor. We made quite high and low), drying winds, overall effect is less water use, increasing visual interest. Lawns Offices at 151 N. Main, Tooele. a few meaningful connections and soil low in organic content. but great results. By using these Mulch deeply aren’t found in nature, as nature With many years of experi- and received a lot of invites to types of spaces, soil compaction Mulch is almost magic. A doesn’t have mono-cultures. A ence in horticulture and apple ranches and farms of varying Check your watering system for is also reduced because beds of thick layer incorporated into meadow will have many types of orchards, Wade will take the types all over Utah. leaks at first thaw this type can easily be accessed the top 2 inches of the soil and grasses, flowers and even small mystery out of successful tree I’ve found that people in rural If you simply turn on your without stepping inside them. several inches on top of the soil shrubs. As beautiful as a nice pruning by giving you system- settings and small towns seem watering system without will accomplish many positive lawn is, we need to constantly atic pruning steps for various to have a deeper appreciation observing each watering head Use Drip Tape in row crop things. The soil temperature will work to keep it in its desired back yard fruit trees, including for the wonders of nature, the and outlet, you have a very applications remain lower in the summer, state. apples, peaches, pears, apricots cycles of life, the seasons, and high chance of wasting a lot of Drip tape is becoming more and moisture will be retained Add to this the fact that most and cherries. There is no charge particularly the weather. During water. Winter is hard on sprin- and more popular and readily much longer, reducing irrigation of the grasses we plant in this for this event. the conference last week, one kler heads, micro emitters, and available as well. There’s good needs. The organic material will area are cool weather fescues Urban and Small Farms speaker petitioned those in drip line manifolds. You can reason for this: Water is put also help the soil itself be able to and rye-grasses, which causes Conference at Thanksgiving attendance to ask God for pretty much count on splits, right at the base of the plants, hold water and nutrients longer, another issue. The grass wants Point, Feb. 19 and 20. Two days snow and rain. The request for missing tube ends and broken and not in the row between and release them slowly. Mulch to “go to sleep” in the midst of of intensive training for $20 per prayer was a humble one; the lines come spring. Run the sys- plants where it will be wasted also helps protect the plant summer. It’s trying to cope with day. Visit http://www.diverseag. sentiment was that, as farmers tem, and repair and replace as or will simply encourage weed from drying winds. Avoid buy- the extreme heat by becoming org/ for more information. and ranchers, there are a lot of needed. growth. ing mulch by making your own inactive. So we fertilize it more Spring Garden Expo, people counting on their pro- using lawn and shrub clippings, and pour on the water to force Saturday, March 1. Registration duction, and they needed the Install a Rain Sensor on your Water at night and other composted items it to sustain through the heat. at 9:30 a.m. Event begins at 10 moisture to fulfill their responsi- Irrigation Control Winds tend to be calmer at such as kitchen waste, sawdust, That’s why it’s hard to have as a.m. and goes until 2 p.m. $5 bility and to make a living. I say, Not much needs to be said night, so there will be less to leaves and such. The deeper the beautiful a lawn in the middle of Admission. Sessions include “right on!” about this one. We’ve all seen contend with, and water will mulch bed, the better. summer as we do in the spring roses, turf, soil building, organic We too, especially those sprinklers running “full blast” in land where you intended it to. and fall. I’m not making any gardening, All American plant of us that love to garden, are the middle of a downpour. This Evaporation is reduced so water Use plants adapted for our Area moral judgments here; I’m just selections and self-watering somewhat tied to the weather embarrassment is totally and will penetrate deeper into the A common mistake is plant- saying if we have large lawns containers. Main session at 1 patterns, although it may not affordably avoidable. soil. By the time the heat of day ing items that look great in and want to have them look p.m., Mike Pace, USU Box Elder be quite as critical as it is to the arrives, the water is where the catalogs, but won’t thrive in our good through the summer, plan County Extension Agent, “Fruit farmer or rancher. Turning on Choose drip irrigation over plant needs it — at the roots. area without a lot of fertiliza- on putting a lot of resources, Trees in Your Back Yard.” Held the spigot can create the illu- sprinkling whenever possible While it’s true that water sitting tion, tending, protection and including water, into them. So, at USU Extension Office, 151 N. sion that water will always be While sprinkling is typically on the leaves of many garden water. There’s plenty of plants to doesn’t it make sense to at least Main, Tooele. readily available. But remember, needed for large areas, drip irri- crops during the night can lead choose from that are beautiful, consider decreasing or modify- that water has to come from gation is much better for shrubs to problems, remember those durable and adapted. I have two ing your grass area? Jay Cooper can be contacted somewhere — either the ground and trees. Sprinkling has some shouldn’t be sprinkled anyway cotoneaster shrubs that have To enjoy getting great results at [email protected], or aquifers, or the reservoirs. At distinct disadvantages, includ- — they should have drip lines no irrigation to them at all, and with less water, make use of you can visit his website at dirt- any rate, I’m sure we can all do ing evaporation loss, wetting of or drip tape to the base of the they are thriving! Shop for these these simple but effective water- farmerjay.com for insights on better to maximize the water we foliage (making plants prone to plants. types of plants and make good saving and guilt-free approach- gardening, shop skills, culinary have while still enjoying a great disease), and providing mois- use of them. es. That’s something to feel great arts and landscaping. outdoor setting around our ture to weeds. By being precise Water deeply and less fre- homes. There are many ways where you put the water, you quently Decrease lawn size to use less water for whatever help starve out undesirable A little bit of water every day Lawns use a lot of water. I type of landscape you prefer. plants, use less water, and put or every other day is vastly infe- know, I presently have too much We need to keep in mind that the water right near the root rior to a deep watering. If your lawn. The grandkids love it, and we live in a high desert area. zone of the plant, greatly reduc- soil has a significant amount it makes for great recreational

BIRTHDAY Your Local News Source TOOELETRANSCRIPT LouAnn Blakely as a professional family history BULLETIN researcher and built an interna- tional clientele. LouAnn and her LouAnn Allred Blakely, a life- husband Robert served two full- long Tooele resident, will cele- time missions for The Church 32444-Small Biz Rural Papers-3.792x2.indd 1 1/10/14 3:24 PM brate her 80th birthday on Feb. 9, of Jesus Christ of Latter-day 2014. Mrs. Blakely is the daughter Saints following Robert’s retire- of the late Edson (Slim) Allred ment. The Blakely’s served first and Ina Marie Ericksen Allred, in Edinburgh, Scotland working High Quality • Full Color and was born in Tooele on Feb. with the Scottish Archive, estab- 9, 1934. LouAnn attended Tooele lishing a filming and indexing schools and was active in the process for Scottish records. Later Pep Club and other groups at LouAnn and Robert served as Tooele High School where she missionaries in Omaha, Nebraska graduated in 1952. After gradua- where they were assigned to greet tion LouAnn attended Brigham and host visitors to the Mormon Young University where she met Trail Center and the Kanesville BANNERS her husband Robert Blakely, a where she held numerous leader- Tabernacle. Mrs. Blakely and her native of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Both ship and teaching positions. Mrs. husband also enjoy traveling and Mr. and Mrs. Blakely graduated Blakely was also active in sup- have traveled extensively through- Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, from Brigham Young University porting her children’s schools as out the United States, the United in 1959, with LouAnn receiving well as other community groups, Kingdom, Central America, the a Bachelor of Science degree in including the Daughters of the Carribean and Scandinavia. Mrs. Sociology. Mrs. Blakely and her Utah Pioneers. In middle age Blakely currently spends much Window Stickers and More! husband have made their home in LouAnn chose to seriously pur- of her time in complimentary Tooele since 1960 where LouAnn sue a life-long interest in Family consultation with many Tooele worked as a full-time homemaker History research and returned residents seeking to find their and mother to the Blakely’s three to school to become a certified ancestors. Her skills as a fam- children, Alan, Lisa and David. genealogical researcher, studying ily history researcher continue to During the years of rearing her at Brigham Young University’s Salt bless the lives of many Tooele family, LouAnn also devoted Lake Center. Following certifica- area families. her time to her local LDS ward tion Mrs. Blakely began working

MISSIONARY POETRY ‘Advice’ his touching poem by Dan Gerber, who lives in TCalifornia, captures the memory of a father’s advice, but Ted Kooser beneath the practical surface U.S. POET LAUREATE, of that advice we can sense a 2004-2006 great deal of emotion, which shows through a little crack at Custom Design the moment the father clears his BEST voice before continuing. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry 24 Hour Turnaround Advice Foundation (www.poetryfoun- PRICES! dation.org), publisher of Poetry Available Kevin Cox You know how, after it rains, magazine. It is also supported by my father told me one the Department of English at the Kevin Cox has been called August afternoon University of Nebraska-Lincoln. to serve in the Spain Barcelona when I struggled with Poem copyright ©2012 by Dan Mission. He will be speaking this something Gerber, from his most recent Sunday, Feb. 9, 2014 at 10:45 a.m. hurtful my best friend had said, book of poems, Sailing through TOOELE at our ward in Erda. The chapel how worms come out and Cassiopeia, Copper Canyon RANSCRIPT is located just off Highway 36 crawl all over the sidewalk Press, 2012. Poem reprinted by T on Erda Way. He will be leaving and it stays a big mess permission of Copper Canyon on Feb. 17, 2014 for the MTC in a long time after it’s over Press. Introduction copyright © Madrid. We are so excited for if you step on them? 2014 by The Poetry Foundation. BULLETIN Kevin and so proud of his deci- We do not accept unsolicited sion to serve a mission. Leave them alone, manuscripts. he went on to say, after clearing his throat, and when the rain stops, 58 North Main • Tooele they crawl back into the ground. 435-882-0050 B4 COMICSB4 COMICS

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THURSDAY February 6, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 CRITTER CHATTER Bald-faced hornet nests can colonize up to 700 hornets

esembling grey-shaped which are built for only one pur- bits. She feeds and raises her queens during early autumn pears with a single entry pose — raising more young. young to be workers that even- begin laying queen and drone Rnear the bottom, this pho- Emerging from winterized hid- tually take her place for nest eggs, which then hatch, mate, tographed bald-faced hornet’s ing spots in the spring, nests are building, so she is only burdened and venture off to hide them- nest is abandoned, but was then built singularly in a chosen for egg laying. Up until winter, selves from the winter. Queens occupied by a large colony over location by a queen born the pre- which kills off the entire colony are the only ones to survive the summer. In fact, bald-faced vious season. Mainly constructed and queen, the all-female work- winter. Their concealed spots hornet colonies can reach 400 to in a concealed area of branches, ers provide the queen and larvae can include underground or hal- 700 hornets and often build nests leaves and shrubbery, the queen food and protection, continu- lowed logs and trees. to be as large as basketballs. builds a nest with a mixture of ously adding to the nest to hold Coming from the family saliva and chewed wood, making more eggs. An interesting fact, Addie T. Lindsay is 17 years of Vespidae and the order of it big enough to hold a batch of abandoned bald-faced hornet old. She is an accomplished Hymenoptera, and related to eggs. nests are never reused, but may writer and photographer of ants, bees, wasps and sawflies, The queen brings her newly be hosted by spiders or other wildlife creatures, big and the bald-faced hornet is known hatched larvae a variety of insects for the winter. small. She can be reached at for its exceedingly large nests, insects chewed into bite-sized For cycles to be repeated, [email protected].

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ADDIE LINDSAY Grantsville Junior High Grace Bird EmmaLee Hamner Brynley Bailey A bald-faced hornet nest sits empty in Addie Lindsay’s neighborhood. School Honor Roll Second Hailey DeLaney Richard Silva Alexandria McKinstry Term Matthew Erisman Kaysen Wilson Ryan Potter Adda Fernandez Kayla Skaug Kevin Roberts SCHOOL LUNCH Seventh Grade Levi Hancock Brooklyn Beaman Zealand Bartley 4.0 GPA Keagan Landon Jacob Paxton Taylor Berrett Sabrina Allen Lyndee Limburg Kiephlen Rife Grace Bird Breakfast Tuesday, Feb. 11 Ashlee Anderson Brock May Kabria Carlon Matthew Erisman Monday, Feb. 10 Taco salad or beef stew, Brady Arbon Katarina Muhlstein Whitney Cook Adda Fernandez French toast sticks, toast, wheat rolls, green beans, Carly Ault Addison Smith Kelton Meno Levi Hancock fresh fruit, milk banana, juicy gels, milk Brody Barney Halle Cartwright Anastyn Baker Keagan Landon Tuesday, Feb. 11 Wednesday, Feb. 12 Seth Beckett Chloe Coon Tyler Gilbert Brock May Pop Tart, toast, string cheese, Pizza: Harris Nathan Broadbent Anthony Howard Abigail Gunn Halle Cartwright fresh fruit, milk Shepards pie, wheat rolls or Hannah Butler Bridger Dalton Olivia Post Chloe Coon Wednesday, Feb. 12 burrito, french fries, carrots & Bree Castagno Dylan Defa Morgan Edgett Anthony Howard Sausage, egg & cheese muffin, celery sticks, pears, milk Alyssa Chambers Payton Hammond Tommy Ha Dylan Defa toast, fresh fruit, hash brown Thursday, Feb. 13 David Christensen Nathan Hunter Matthew Hansen Payton Hammond patty, milk Pizza: Middle Canyon Lexi Colson Austin Martin Bodey Manzanares Austin Martin Thursday, Feb. 13 Chicken fried steak, pota- Lia Davis Briggs Miller Jaycee Smith Briggs Miller Biscuits & gravy, cinnamon toes & gravy, wheat rolls or McCoy Didericksen Jordan Rice Alexis Jensen Jaycee Sweat toast, fresh fruit, milk stacked ham sandwich, baked Madison Fields Linsey Richards Tristin Brunson McKenzie Garner Friday, Feb. 14 chips, mixed veggies, fruit cup, Harmony Hadfield Ashley Rose Sabrina Chaplin Samantha Tracy No School Valentine cookie, milk Macady Haws Jaycee Sweat Samantha Sackett Piper Bentley Friday, Feb. 14 Marissa Heward Mackenzie Toone Brayden Albiston Jake Hammond High School No School Bailee Hill Aubree Bennion Keanna Catley Sydnee Johansen Monday, Feb. 10 Megan Holt Trent Johnson Brooklynn Collings Gage Schmidt Chicken teriyaki & rice, wheat Junior High Maci Jackson McKenzie Garner Desiree Garcia Madison Bentley rolls, Broccoli Normandy, pine- Monday, Feb. 10 Morgan Jaterka Ezra Christensen Kilee Holmes Marissa Linares apple tidbits, fortune cookie, Pizza: TJH Colby Johnson Caleb Mouritsen Michael Shepard Jason Matthews milk Orange chicken & rice, peas & Kayla Johnson Samantha Tracy Chandler Soule Benjamin Warner Tuesday, Feb. 11 carrots, pineapple tidbits, fruit & Tate Johnson Piper Bentley Anika Higley Kyle Huber Fajita, wheat rolls, corn, yogurt parfait, milk Courtney Jorgensen Parker Bird Braxton Larsen Lara Grow banana, juicy gels, milk Tuesday, Feb. 11 Landon Kelley Jake Hammond Cody Sweeting Layne Holmes Wednesday, Feb. 12 Pizza: CJJH and GJH Parker Killian Sydnee Johansen Wyatt Gagon Jaina Sarri Beef stroganoff, wheat rolls, Orange chicken & rice, Sarah Kurtz Koby Johnson Hannah McKeever Kaylee Shores green beans, pears, carrot cake, Broccoli Normandy, peaches, Paige McCluskey Haylie Paulick Trevor Stearns Madalynn Leavitt milk juicy gels, milk Kirsten Minchew Gage Schmidt Anika VanWagoner Halli Henwood Thursday, Feb. 13 Wednesday, Feb. 12 Ashley Mohler Ethan Smurthwaite Gregor Allen Peter Kurtz Breaded pork patty, potatoes Mexican chicken & chips, Mary Olney Madison Bentley Tristan Cholico Steven Tomich & gravy, wheat rolls, mixed cucumbers w/dip, pears, Kristin Passey Drake Hall Trevor McBride Uinta Cappo veggies, applesauce, Valentine banana cake, milk Mattison Riding Zoe Ison Bracken Newkirk Coy Johnson cookie, milk Thursday, Feb. 13 Gavin Serr Marissa Linares Gracie Mecham Cameron Smith Friday, Feb. 14 Turkey, wheat rolls, pota- Erin Shipman Jason Matthews Jessi Degelbeck MacKenzie LaBadie No School toes & gravy, corn, applesauce, Seth Smurthwaite Benjamin Warner McKinley Dunlavy Alivia Leonelli Valentine cookie, milk Savannah Thomas Randy Harris Braxton Hansen Karlie Kelly Elementary School Friday, Feb. 14 Ryan Tripp Kyle Huber Nikole Titara Morgun Lowry Monday, Feb. 10 No School Weston Tuckett Elizabeth Watt Madison Firth Fallon Walker Orange chicken & rice or Menu subject to change without Connor Ware Maizie Clark Levi Marshall Scott Williams French dip, Broccoli Normandy, notice. 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Kindergarten Registration All classes required for a high school welcomes you to worship with us. nonprofit organization desperately seek- like members of the community who Grantsville Senior Center Tooele Kindergarten registration for Fall 2014 diploma, adult basic education, GED Our liturgy schedule is as follows: ing volunteers in our community who have any family or personal histories, The senior center is for the enjoyment enrollment will be held at all elemen- preparation and English as a second Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7:45 a.m. love animals like we do to help continue photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, of all senior citizens 55 and older. February Cub Scout tary schools on Feb. 27 and 28. To language are available. Register now (Spanish), 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., finding forever homes for abandoned VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that Activities have started. For info, call Roundtable be eligible to enter kindergarten, your to graduate — just $50 per semester. Monday through Friday 9 a.m. Religious and neglected animals. We need volun- you would like to donate to our orga- 884-3446. Exercise class twice a week, Join others in the Cub Scouting program child must be at least 5 years old on or Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- education for youth: Sunday 9 a.m. teers for various projects, i.e. posting nization to please call us. We are also bunco, bingo, pinochle once a week. and trade a little time for a fun night before Sept. 1, 2014. Contact Rosalie 8750. Adult education classes are for Confession 4 p.m. Saturday. Office animal pictures on the Internet, taking looking for books, newspaper articles, Jewelry, painting and ceramics once a of sharing, problem solving and fun Poloskey at 435-833-1900, ext. 1104 students 18 and over. hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday foster animals to vet appointments, photos, brochures or any history that week. Arts and Crafts on the second with a purpose. Meet at Tooele Junior with any questions. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call organizing fundraising and adoption pertains to the Tooele County area. If and fourth Monday at 10 a.m. Meals on High School AV Room, 411 W. Vine St., ESOL 435-882-3860. St. Marguerite Catholic events, picking up donated food, blan- you would like to donate them to our Wheels for homebound. Lunch served Thursday, Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m. Dual Language Immersion ESOL conversational classes are Elementary School can be reached kets and medication for foster animals organization, or if you would let us make daily. Suggested donation of $2.50. Programs held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL at 435-882-0081. We are located on and fostering dogs. If you would like to a copy for the Tooele County Historical The center also provides rides to the students may also come anytime the Community Art Classes Attention all Kindergarten parents in the corner of Seventh Street and Vine find out more about our program, please Society, please call Alice Dale at 435- store or doctor visits in Tooele and center is open for individualized study. The Tooele City Arts Council will be Tooele Valley! We are having our first Street. contact Marci at 830-4049. 882-1612. Grantsville areas. Call 843-4102. The Registration is $50 per semester. Call offering community art classes for parent/patron informational meeting February Birthday Dinner will be Feb. 28 833-8750 for more information. adults. The available classes include about the Dual Language Immersion Brit-Ammi Kahal at 4 p.m. Covenant People Assembly are teach- Moose Lodge Groups and Events Pottery, Watercolor Painting, Digital Programs that will begin next fall. Any ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Photography, Photo Editing, and Basic interested parents/guardians that will Tooele Senior Center Churches faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at Pen and Ink Drawing. Check out our have first graders in the district next Meals at Lodge Utah Hunter Education The senior center is for the enjoyment of 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call complete class schedule at www.tooe- year are invited to attend. The DLI pro- Change in Time: Friday and Saturday There will be a hunter education class all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- The Church of Jesus Christ of 843-5444 for more information. lecity.org. Register soon. Space is lim- grams for next year: Spanish at Middle night dinners will be served from 5-9 taught at the Tooele County Health ing activities include bridge, pinochle, ited. If you have any questions, please Canyon, Mandarin Chinese at Northlake, Latter-day Saints p.m. Friday night dinners include Clam Building, 151 N. Main St., Feb. 11, 13, bingo, exercise program three times contact the Tooele City Arts Council at To find a meeting house and time of Bible Baptist Church Chowder, and/or fish baskets (halibut, 18, 19 and 20. State law requires stu- a week, line dancing, wood carving, French at Grantsville, Portuguese at The folks at Bible Baptist Church would 435-843-2142 or at terras@tooelecity. Harris and German at West. worship for The Church of Jesus Christ Shrimp, or chicken strips). Costs are dents to attend all sessions of class. Wii games, watercolor class, movies org. of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- like to invite you to some old fashioned $10 for halibut or shrimp baskets w/cup and health classes. Meals on Wheels Open Enrollment mon.org/meetinghouse or contact 435- church services with singing from the of chowder, chicken strips w/cup of Tooele Master Gardener Class available for homebound. Lunch served old fashioned hymns and messages Family Valentine’s Dance Tooele County School District will be 850-8211. chowder $7. Bowl of chowder $4, and The new Tooele Master Gardener Class weekdays for age 60 and above, sug- from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some The Family Valentine’s Dance will be accepting applications from elemen- cup of chowder $2. Saturday night din- is starting Feb. 6 through May 1, gested donation of $2.50, $4.50 for things should never change. Sunday held on Friday, Feb. 7 from 6:30-8:30 tary and secondary students who are Berean Full Gospel Church ners include 16-ounce ribeye or T-bone Thursdays from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Course under age 60. The center also provides Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; p.m. at the Dow James Building, 438 W. interested in enrolling in a school We invite you to discover how God’s steak w/choice of baked potato/fries, includes classes on soils, insect and transportation to the store or doctor gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 400 North, Tooele. This event is free to outside of their resident school bound- Word can transform your life and provide salad and roll for $15. Halibut or salm- disease control, vegetables, fruit trees, visits for residents in the Tooele and p.m.; Wednesday evening services, everyone. There will be plenty of fun for ary for the 2014-2015 school year. you with the answers for questions and on steak w/choice of baked or fries, ornamental plants, weed control, and Grantsville areas. Call 435-843-2110 for 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at all ages as you listen, dance, hop, skip Application window goes through Feb. for problems you may be struggling to salad and roll $15, or Jumbo Shrimp irrigation. Classes will feature extension more information. 840-2152. and twist to the music. There will be 21, 2014. Stansbury High School, Rose overcome. Come join us this Sunday w/choice of baked or fries, salad and agents and specialists from Utah and lots of fun prizes. There will also be free Springs Elementary and Stansbury Park morning for our 10 a.m. worship service roll for $13. No orders taken after 8:45 neighboring states. Class size limited. Senior Circle family photographs. Call 435-843-2142 where we will assemble in praise, share Mountain View Baptist Church p.m. Members who purchase five din- Register today online at tooelemaster- Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and Elementary are closed to open enroll- We would like to invite you to discover for more information. testimonies and explore worship in ways ners either Friday or Saturday nights gardeners.org. better and costs just $15 a year per ment. For information, contact Rosalie what God’s plan and purpose is for that strive to highlight the greatness at regular price will receive their next person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- Poloskey at 435-833-1900, ext. 1104. your life. The Bible contains all of the Playtime! For Kids and Parents of God. After our morning praise and dinner free. Daily lunch specials are Detonation Softball 3690 for more information or a member- answers for life’s questions. Come Children 5 and under and parents are Excelsior Academy tours worship time we enter into a one-hour available at the lodge from 11a.m. For Accelerated 10U softball team will ship application. Lots of great health and join us this Sunday for our adult invited to attend Playtime! This free pro- Curious about charter schools? Want to Bible Study at 11 a.m. where we study members and their guests. be holding tryouts Feb. 8, 2014 at benefits and fun activities. Bible study and graded Sunday School gram is designed for parents and chil- know more about Excelsior Academy? important Bible topics that can help Deseret Peak Complex Indoor Arena which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship dren to stay physically active together Tours are held each Wednesday Christians gain a better understanding Entertainment from 10 a.m. to noon. Looking for moti- service begins at 11 a.m. We also have during the cold weather months. Be pre- at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a of God’s plan for redemption, love, Sweetheart Dance, Valentine’s Day, vated girls who were born in 2003 and Recovery a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 pared to find your inner child with your range of topics such as the Excelsior forgiveness, discipleship and the areas Friday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. Live band. 2004 to play the spring and summer p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 child. Parents are required to stay and Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct needed to live a victorious, Spirit filled Bring your sweetheart and dance the season. For more information contact Addiction recovery p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs participate in the activities. Playtime will Instruction, CHAMPS and the character life. At Berean Full Gospel Church we night away. Rockaholics will be playing. [email protected]. The freedom from addiction group, and let us pray together for God’s help. be held at the Dow James Building, 438 development program. There is also believe that Christ is the head of the For members and their guests only. RUSH, holds meetings on Wednesdays Mountain View Baptist Church meets at Valley Behavioral Heath Parent W. 400 North, from 11 a.m. to noon an opportunity to observe the school’s Church and His teachings and writings Spaghetti Dinner will be served for $8. at 7 p.m., at 23 S. Main Street, Suite the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite on Feb. 10, Feb. 24, March 3, March unique group settings. Come and tour are the only guide that we should follow There will be no regular Friday night Class 33, Tooele. 2C. Join us. 10 and March 17. No pre-registration the building and have any questions without regard for the customs, tradi- dinners served. For members and their The parenting class is an eight-week course that helps parents better under- Recovery International is needed. Call 435-843-2142 for more answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. tions or celebrations added by men. We Stansbury Park Baptist Church guests only. information. have Bible prophecy and advanced stud- Special Event stand child development, strengthen Recovery International is a structured Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. Please join us each Sunday morning at ies that are held in member homes dur- DAV Meeting is scheduled Saturday, the parent-child relationship, positive self-help group that teaches skills to 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible Tooele City 4-H Community ing the week that discuss Israel and the Feb. 15 at 2 p.m. communication and refine non-abusive relieve symptoms caused by stress, Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse Club Tooele Family Center Middle East along with issues affecting discipline methods. The class takes anger, fear, anxiety, depression and (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For The Tooele City 4-H Community Club is the body of Christ today. Attend with us place through Feb. 25 on Tuesday eve- confusion. Support and fellowship is details, please call us at 830-1868 or for youth in the third grade and older. Story and craft hour Sunday mornings at 635 N. Main St., Eagles nings. The cost is $80, or Medicaid is extended among those who share these go to www.stansburyparkbc.com. We will meet on Monday from 4-5:30 Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at (Phil’s Glass), or call 435-578-8022 for accepted for full coverage of cost (for kinds of problems. We’re now meeting p.m. from Feb. 24 through April 14 at the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy more information. First Lutheran Church Steak Night open clients). at the Grantsville City Library, 42 N. Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves Bowery St., from 10:30 a.m. to noon on the USU Extension Auditorium, 151 N. the adventures of books and make fun First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh First Baptist Church only the freshest steaks and the good Live Fit Tooele County Saturdays. Call Mary Ann at 884-0215 Main St. There is a $10 registration fee. crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. St. would like to invite you to hear of First Baptist Church, 580 S. Main St., fresh cut, home-cooked French fries. Live Fit Tooele County sponsored indoor for information. Please call the library at Be sure to attend the Registration Open 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at God’s grace and the love of Christ who Tooele. Everyone is welcome. Call 882- The special for Friday, Feb. 7 is a five- active play. For a detailed calendar, go 884-1670 to make sure we are having House on Monday, Feb. 10 from 4-5:30 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind died to forgive you of your sins and 2048 for information. piece shrimp dinner for $10. to livefittc.org. the group before coming. p.m. at the USU Extension. Call 435- Tooele High School). attain salvation on your behalf every 843-2142 for more information. Preschool hour United Methodist Church Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Special Valentine’s Steak Gem and Mineral Society S.A. recovery group Tooele Gem and Mineral Society will Sweetheart Ball Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele Tooele United Methodist Church ser- New Life Christian Fellowship Night S.A. men’s group meets every Tuesday vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. celebrate 50 years since the club was night at 8:30 p.m. at the Green House The Sweetheart Ball takes place Family Center has a fun activity hour We invite you to worship and serve The special for Friday Night steaks on Please check our website, tooelecumc. formed on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 7:30 in Tooele. Call 841-7783 with questions. Valentine’s Day from 6:30-10 p.m., of learning, singing and creating. This Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and Feb. 14 is a Sweetheart’s Special. org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- p.m., at the Tooele Applied Technology Community Learning Center, 211 S. Ready, Set, School! preschool class is food pantry is open from noon to 3 Kathy and Richard Wamsley will serve Al-Anon Tooele Blvd., Tooele. Semi-formal attire for all children up to 5 years of age. 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at 801-651- chicken fried steak with all the trim- College, 88 S. Tooele Blvd. Everyone p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 Is someone’s drinking affecting your for ages 16 and older. Tickets are $25 Please come and enjoy the fun. For 2557 for more info. We are located at mings. The cost will be $20 for a couple is welcome. We will have a free wire E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, life? You don’t have to be alone. Al-Anon per person. Purchase by Feb. 8 on more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. or $12.50 for a single. All other dinners wrapping class. Rock and wire provided, women and men are also available meetings every Wednesday from 11 Eventbrite, http://bit.ly/1e5B6UG or call ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine will be served that night also. Bring your bring small pliers and cutters if you every week. Sunday services are in the a.m. to noon at residence, 77 W. 400 435-841-9145. St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele High Family Promise sweetheart down for the Sweetheart have them. Mini buy/sell/trade/barter Family Promise, a community response Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. North. For more information please School). dinner. Dinners will be served from of items club members have made. Visit for homeless families in Tooele County, and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 contact Perky at 435-840-4831 or 801- 6:30-8:45 p.m. This will be a one-time us on Facebook for more info or call will have a meeting on Monday, Jan. 27 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find 599-2649 if no answer. Grantsville deal just for Valentine’s Day. See you 435-882-5752. Email TooeleGemAndMin at Tooele United Methodist Church, 78 out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting Utah State there. [email protected]. Hunter Education in Grantsville E. Utah Ave. The morning session will www.NLOT.org. Tooele Family AI-Anon University Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at Alano Club (by There will be a hunter education class take place from 10:30 a.m. to noon, Sunday Breakfast Sons of Utah Pioneers Food Bank at New Life White’s Trailer Court), 1120 Utah Ave., taught at Grantsville Fire Station on and the evening session will be from Breakfast will be served on Feb. 9 from The goals of the Sons of Utah Pioneers USU Free Entrepreneurship The Utah Food Bank will deliver food Sundays at 5 p.m. at Mountain of Faith Feb. 11, 13 and 14 starting at 5:30 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. 9 a.m. to noon. The menu is great, eggs Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep at 10 a.m., 411 E. Utah Ave, on Lutheran Church. Call Gesele with ques- p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The shooting test Lecture Series and meat, cooked to order, omelets, alive our pioneer heritage. We do this Wednesday, Jan. 15. The next day, Jan. tions, 435-224-4015. will be on Feb. 15 from 3-5 p.m. at the Feb. 12, Free and open to the public, Wednesday meal pancakes and French toast with meat through histories, stories, artifacts, Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., 16, the new location will be at 1533 Lee Kay Public Shooting Range. Contact 6 p.m. Speaker Steve Cloward, owner and eggs, your choice, for $7 for adults monuments, museums, service and we will serve a free dinner from Tooele Meadowlark Ln., Lake Point at 10 a.m. Take Off Pounds Sensibly Jay Weyland at 435-884-3862, Lynn of Grease Monkey Quick Lube stores. and $3 for children 11 years of age scholarships. Much of this labor of United Methodist Church. Everyone Call 435-224-3315 with any questions. Did you resolve to lose those extra Taylor at 435-830-7006 or Leon Hadley The topic is Building an Exceptional and under. There is a $5 special each love is found in the Tooele Pioneer is invited to come and eat. Our goal pounds this year? TOPS can help you at 435-884-6111. The hunter educa- Customer Service System. Sunday. Public is invited. Museum at 47 E. Vine in Tooele, as is to provide a free, hot meal for well as various statues and monuments achieve your goals and support you in tion Internet class will be taught at Freezer Cooking Charity your journey of health and wellness. We Grantsville Fire Station on Feb. 15 from everyone. We want to get the com- Past President’s Dinner around the county. The Tooele Pioneer Learn how to make dinners ahead of provide accountability through weekly 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The shooting test will munity involved and invite all people in Meeting cemetery, at the mouth of Settlement time and freeze them. Learn how to order to forge relationships and build Tooele Children’s Justice Canyon, is another of our projects. We weigh-ins and support and encourage- be done at the Lee Kay Public Shooting The PPs will meet at the Casa Del Rey save time, money and stress. Class will bridges between people of all economic Center are always looking for artifacts and ment in a non-judgmental environment. Range at 3 p.m. restaurant in Grantsville on Wednesday, be offered twice on Wednesday, Feb. backgrounds in Tooele. Although the Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in histories, including yearbooks, as a loan TOPS is open to all men, women, teens Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. All PPs are invited Grantsville Song Cycle 12 at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 6 p.m. to 8 meal is being served from TUMC, it need of fruit drinks, bottled water, soda or gift to be displayed for everyone’s and preteens. There are now two TOPS to attend. PMP Corrie Anderson is the chapters in Tooele to accommodate your Expand your creativity this new year in p.m. The cost is $20. Each participant is a non-denominational event and we and fruit snacks. We appreciate all benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. hostess for the evening. Please come schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday a unique songwriting project called the will take home a freezer meal ready invite and encourage all people to join donations. For inquiries or drop-off call To learn more about this fascinating out and join us. at 5 p.m. at the old county courthouse. “Grantsville Song Cycle!” Participants for the slow cooker as well as recipes us. We will need help and volunteers in 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. work, attend a potlcuk dinner the first Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 for informa- will take stories about Grantsville his- and other resources. Call Darlene various ways, such as helping to serve, Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at United Methodist Church tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday at tory, natural surroundings and people Christensen at 435-277-2406 or 435- cook and clean up, donate food and Masons the Tooele Senior Citizens Center next Tooele United Methodist church offers a 9 a.m. at the Bit n Spur Clubhouse, 240 and turn them into music. Find out more 840-4404 with any questions. share talents. If you are interested in to the Tooele Pioneer Museum. A short free dinner every Wednesday starting at W. 500 North. Call Lisa at 882-1442 for on our blog, www.clarkhistoricfarm. getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders educational program will follow din- 4 p.m. All are welcome. Meeting information. Also see the TOPS website blogspot.com or contact Laurie Hurst, at [email protected] or call ner. To speak with someone about the TATC Masons meeting second Friday at at www.tops.org. 884-4409. (785) 737-3467. Soul Shoes 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 museum, call Tim Booth at 882-1902. Soul Shoes is collecting new and slightly Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast For more information about the Sons Family History Center Valentine’s Special Gel Church of Christ of Utah Pioneers, call Glen Stevens at Addiction recovery Tooele worn shoes for victims of domestic on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s LDS Family Services addiction recovery Greet your ancestors free at the Enhancements Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah 882-3168. violence and the homeless in Tooele Cafe. For more information or a ride, meeting every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 Grantsville Family History Center, 117 Tooele Applied Technology College Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. County. Contact Trisha at 843-1694 for call Jim at 435-850-9203. p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1030 S. 900 E. Cherry St. All are welcome with nail technician students are running a and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. Mood disorder support group drop off. West, in the Relief Society room. Enter consultants there to assist you. Open Valentine’s Special through Feb. 13. Get Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We Do you or someone you love have a on the west side of the church. The Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday beautiful gel enhancements for only $9. seek to be the Lord’s church estab- Elks mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation CASA volunteers handicap entrance is on the south side through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 Call 435-248-1884 for an appointment lished about 33 AD. The Bible produces offers help, hope and healing. Please Lift up a child’s voice, a child’s life. of the church. This meeting addresses to 9 p.m. or more information. nondenominational Christians only. join us for support group sessions every Court Appointed Special Advocate Annual Crab Crack all addictions or character weaknesses. Jesus is our only head of the church, (CASA) volunteers advocate for the best The Annual Crab Crack will be held Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New Mini-Classes headquarters are heaven. Come and Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in No children, please. Tooele City Library interests of abused and neglected chil- Saturday, Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. on the Tooele Applied Technology College will grow with us. Call 882-4642. dren in the courtroom. Volunteers work Lodge Floor. $35 crab, $25 prime rib, Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at hold free mini-classes this year on the 841-9903. Addiction recovery Grantsville until the child is placed in a safe, per- $45 crab and prime rib. Register and LDS Family Services addition recovery third Thursday of every month. Our Cornerstone Baptist Regular Events manent home. Volunteers are common prepay at the Lodge by Monday, Feb. meeting every Thursday night from 7:30 Tuesdays, 11 a.m., Wiggle Worms (inter- next Lunch n’ Learn mini-series will be Passion for God, compassion for people PFCCA citizens over 21 years old with a heart 3. Sweetheart Dance in the Social to 9 p.m. at the LDS chapel at 415 W. active story time for 1- to 2-year-old chil- Thursday, Feb. 20 with a class about at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: The Professional Family Child Care for vulnerable children. Apply at www. Quarters at 8 p.m. Apple Street in the Relief Society room. dren); Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 Vital Signs. Emergency situations may 882-6263. Come as you are this Association of Utah will be holding utahcasa.org or call (801)574-1472. Enter on the north side of the church. and 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, require you to know how to read vital Sunday, where you can hear a message Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth The handicap entrance is also on the 4 to 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, signs. Discover how to correctly mea- from the Bible and meet new friends. Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. Food pantry Disabled American north side of the church. This meeting movies and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 sure blood pressure, pulse and respira- Service times: Bible study (for all ages) This support group/training meeting The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Veterans address all addictions or character p.m., kids crafts; Select Tuesdays, 4 tion. You will learn basic procedures for 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; is open to all childcare providers in offering an emergency food pantry to weaknesses. No children, please. taking vital signs and how to stay calm evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, p.m., family movies. meet the needs of our community. The DAV Meeting in emergency situations. RSVP early, dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided food pantry is available for emergency Grantsville and Lake Point. For more infor- LDS addiction family support spots are limited, 435-248-1800. for all services, and children’s church The DAV meeting is scheduled for mation, call Kathy Witt, 435-830-9614. needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Saturday, Feb. 15, 2 p.m., at the Moose If you have a loved one who is strug- Grantsville City during morning worship. WiseGuys from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Enrollment for New Programs Program during evening worship. Lodge. Family Support Center gling with addictions of any kind, find Library 580 S. Main Street. For information call The Family Support Center is a non- help and support Sunday evenings from We are currently enrolling for our new 882-2048. programs, which include Industrial Mountain of Faith Lutheran profit agency providing services in Salt 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Erda Ward building Programs Maintenance, Heavy Duty Diesel We’re a healthy, growing congregation Tooele County Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week at 323 E. Erda Way. Enter on the east The Grantsville City Library, 42 N. Rocky Mountain Hospice Technician and Nail Technician pro- who welcomes newcomers and reaches Historical Society in-home parenting skills program. side of the building and go to the Relief Bowery St., has started the fall/winter While it can be difficult at times, volun- grams. For detailed information about all out to those in need. Join us for worship Families with children birth to 17 will Society room. Story Time Program. Story Time will be teering can be a most rewarding and programs, visit www.tatc.edu. Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. at 560 worthwhile experience. Rocky Mountain Dean Aldous receive instruction during an 80-minute held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless S. Main Street, Tooele. We treat the weekly visit to gain the tools they need LDS porn addiction program otherwise indicated. The program is Hospice is looking for dedicated individu- Our featured speaker for the Tooele An LDS pornography addiction recovery ATV Round-up Scholarship word of God with respect without taking als who are willing to spend one to two Historical Society meeting on Tuesday, to strengthen their family. Topics dis- designed to create in young children a ourselves too seriously. Check us out on cussed include communication, conflict support group meeting will be held love of books through stories, puppets, Fundraiser hours per week volunteering. We ask for a Feb. 11, 7 p.m., will be Dean Aldous. every Friday evening from 7:30 to 9 Mark your calendars for May 17. Tooele Facebook by searching for Mountain of resolution, attachment and bonding, games, music and crafts. For more infor- time commitment of at least six months. His presentation will be about his p.m., Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. Applied Technology College will be Faith Lutheran Church. Please join us for establishing rules and routines as well mation, call 435-884-1670. We provide 12 hours of training, TB test- father, the late Dr. Tura Merrill Aldous. Benson Road. Enter on the southwest holding its third annual ATV Round-up meaningful worship that is also casual ing and a background check. Hospice Dr. Aldous was a well known com- as managing stress. Please contact and relaxed. For more information about Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for side of building. Separate men’s recov- Scholarship Fundraiser at Ophir Park. volunteers assist end-of-life patients and munity physician and he also served ery (for men struggling with pornography Schools For more information on registration or our family of faith, call 882-7291. their families in various ways, including as the doctor for the Tooele Smelter more information. You can also visit familysupportcenter.org. addictions) and women’s support meet- to become a sponsor, please contact St. Barnabas’ Episcopal but not limited to, friendly visits, compan- employees. The meeting is at 47 E. ings (for women whose husbands or Sarah Anderson at 435-248-1802. Vine St., Tooele. Parking is in the rear Parent Teacher Conference Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- ionship, respite care for caregivers and family members are struggling with por- of the building. Enter through the back Parent Teacher Conference will be held rament followed by fellowship. Sunday light housekeeping, reading, etc. Please Seniors nography) are held at the same time. door and take the ramp down to the at Grantsville High School on Feb. 24 mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ contact Jill Waldron at 801-397-4904 or Education meeting room. Members and guests are and 25 from 4-7 p.m. Mr. Cloward will Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron [email protected]. welcome. Medical equipment needed Transcript-Bulletin present the PLAN assessment results Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers for 10th grade at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 Network meetings Hospice volunteers Looking to obtain or improve your [email protected]. Web at Hospice volunteers are needed for Historical Society Books are in need of donated medical equip- p.m. www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are ment to be used for seniors in need. Hometown Writers Wanted employment? Come join the Tooele Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful Tooele County Historical Society’s books Hometown writers wanted. Help contrib- Networking Group and learn job seeking God’s beloved child, beautifully created gift: your time, companionship, yardwork will be available to purchase at our New or gently used items needed are Enhance Your Scholarship in God’s own image. Whatever your his- wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other ute feature stories about the county’s techniques, how to market yourself, get and music. Become an 11th hour volun- meeting. The History of Tooele County most interesting people. Prior writing Possibilities Workshop support and actually search job leads. tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, Volume II is $25, The Mining, Smelting, items that may be useful to our seniors. Come learn more about exploring locally, teer. Call Coy at 225-6586. experience preferred but not required. Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele the Episcopal Church welcomes you. and Railroading in Tooele is $15, and Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- regionally and nationally for education High school students encouraged to LDS Employment Resource Center locat- Volunteer opportunity we also have eight note cards depicting ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, dollars. A scholarship workshop will Spanish services apply. Contact Community News Editor ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a non- four different pioneer buildings for $4. 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. be held Feb. 24 and 25 during Parent La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le Richard Briggs at 435-882-0050 or is welcome. profit organization, is looking for volun- These will make great gifts for your fam- Teacher Conference at Grantsville High invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves [email protected]. teers in Tooele. Our volunteers provide ily and friends. 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you School. The workshops will be from 5 Online courses respite care, friendly visits, conversa- to their Spanish services on Thursday p.m. to 5:20 p.m. and then repeated Online courses in Network+ and tion, light household chores, and other Historical sign at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come from 6 p.m. to 6:20 p.m. both nights. Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- needs to terminally ill patients who are The Tooele Co. Historical Society has Bulletin Board Policy to know a church that focused in the If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript- What parents and students can do to fessional seeking to upgrade their skills on our hospice services. Please visit our recently made a loan agreement with word of God rather than the emotions. Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to rbriggs@tooeletranscript. find the money really sums it up! and knowledge of networking and secu- website at www.rockymountaincarefoun- the Utah State Historical Society to God loves you and he wants to reveal com. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organi- rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA dation.org. Training, background check, display an old Lincoln Highway sign that TJHS Community Council himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 zations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the and TB test required — all provided. was on the border of Utah and Nevada. The next Tooele Junior High School North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or TATC at 248-1800 for more information Please contact Jill at (801)397-4904 for The unique sign is on display at the Community Council meeting will be held provided. less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement or to enroll. additional information. Pioneer Museum. Thursday, Feb. 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising TJHS Library. All Tooele Junior High par- Adult education St. Marguerite Tooele Animal Outreach Seeking Historical Items department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. ents are encouraged to attend. 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© 2014 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 30, No. 8 Fill in the blanks in the story below by using the word list. The North Star Frederick Douglass was an abolitionist and a newspaper publisher. He escaped slavery, traveled north to freedom and then began speaking out against slavery. here once was a railroad that had no Runaway slaves followed the North Star to freedom. If the stars tracks, no trains, no whistles, no schedule. were hidden by clouds, they would feel the trunks of the trees, It ran through dark woods and swamps thick looking for moss, which always grows on the north side of a tree. Frederick Douglass named his with snakes. Its “stations” were secret rooms ______after and musty piles of potatoes. a symbol of ______to slaves, as well as a physical The Underground Railroad, as it was called, guide to those slaves escaping was a series of secret paths and stations that the South and traveling north. helped runaway slaves find their way to They were taught to locate this freedom. The secret railroad ran from the star by using the stars of the southern United States to Canada. Star Gazing Can you find the star Big ______. At one time, in some states, it was legal to that is different? own people. They could be bought and sold Slaves often passed ______like cows and horses. This was called slavery. instructions from plantation to plantation by ______. Many people thought slavery was wrong. They wanted to help slaves find a way to live “Follow the Drinking Gourd” free. This is how the Underground Railroad is a song that provided in code started. The kindnesses and concerns of the route for an ______thousands of strangers kept this freedom train from Alabama and Mississippi. “running.” A portion of the song and its coded message follow:

When the sun comes back “Conductor” was one of the most And the first quail calls, dangerous jobs on the Underground Follow the drinking gourd. Railroad. Conductors were For the old man is waiting runaway slaves who led other slaves To carry you to freedom to freedom. One of the most famous If you follow the drinking gourd. was Harriet Tubman. “When the sun comes back” Harriet Tubman led more than 300 slaves to means the time in ______freedom. She once said, “On my Underground when the altitude of the sun Railroad I never ran my train off the track, and I never lost a passenger.” Help Harriet find a path increases each day. Quail are a through the forest. migratory bird that winter in Standards Link: History: Students understand the importance of individual action and character and how heroes from long ago made a difference. Standards Link: Eye-hand coordination; problem solving. the South, and the drinking gourd is the Big Dipper. Most freedom seekers had to cross the ______and powerful Thomas Garrett’s home was a station on the Underground Railroad. He gave food and shelter to Ohio River, a difficult crossing more than 2,500 runaway slaves. In 1848, he was most of the year. The song arrested for helping runaway slaves. All of his property urged freedom seekers to was taken away from him and sold. He had to pay a begin their journey in winter, which would enable them to huge fine and was left penniless. Yet, he surprised the Look through sheriff with what he said. reach the Ohio when it was the newspaper still frozen and easier to cross. and circle things Use the code to find out what that can be Thomas said. owned in green. Circle things that cannot be owned in red.

Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow Standards Link: History: Students know historical accounts through the stories of people and their actions. simple written directions.

Runaway slaves used musty piles of potatoes as “stations” Find the words in the puzzle, to hide in. What can you FREEDOM then in this week’s Kid Scoop find hidden in this RAILROAD stories and activities.

pile of potatoes? WHISTLES

boat and a fish. a and boat S B R S W A M P S T A ball, a sock, a sock, a ball, A SECRET SLAVERY N L M A H L A C R R GREEN O K O H I S T A T A This week’s word: SLAVERY FACTS I O D S S L C E R I The noun slavery MOSS T Y E M T K R D O N means the owning of STATIONS people by other people. A N E T L C M O S S TRACK Frederick Douglass called SWAMPS T G R E E N A O A I for an end to slavery. TRAIN S H F S S F E F B D Try to use the word slavery LOST Y R E V A L S O L D in a sentence today when talking with your friends SOLD and family members. Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognizing identical Standards Link: Visual Discrimination: Students compare and sort common objects. FOOD words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.

How We Overcome My Hero Find a newspaper story about someone overcoming a great obstacle such as a health Tell about someone who challenge, an accident, or an unfair law. Read is your hero (or heroine). the article and list the facts: who, what, when, Why is this person where, why and how. Using the facts, write a one-paragraph summary of the article. special to you? Standards Link: Writing Applications: Write summaries using newspaper format. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY February 6, 2014 LDS church, genealogy Hoops CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 companies work together

by Brady McCombs The Church of Jesus Christ of years, he said. Nauta says that ASSOCIATED PRESS Latter-day Saints’ family history same task would have taken 300 research center says it’s pre- years for Family Search on its SALT LAKE CITY — As the serving and digitizing historical own. largest family history confer- records faster than ever before. Once they are uploaded, ence in the U.S. prepares to kick Family Search, the church’s the records will be available to off this week in Salt Lake City, nonprofit organization, is part- review for free on familysearch. nering with five private geneal- org. ogy companies to finish put- The focus on genealogy by If it happens here, ting 5.3 billion historical records Mormons is rooted in their online, said spokesman Paul belief that families should be read about it here. Nauta. the focal point of their lives, and Working in conjunction with that family relationships con- TOOELETRANSCRIPT the companies — Ancestry. tinue into eternity. BULLETIN com, Archives.com, findmypast, As more records become Fold3, and MyHeritage — they accessible online, it becomes Subscribe Today • 882-0050 expect to finish getting all the easier for people around the records online in about 20-30 world to trace their family roots. If a person discovers they have family roots in a European country, for example, being able to look at them online often makes it possible to add NEED CASH NOW? a branch to the family tree that We Want to Make You a Loan! would be impossible otherwise, Nauta said. $ $ “Ninety-nine percent of 100- 3,000 TODAY! the world would not be able Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 to afford the luxury of travel- ing to a country to return to their roots,” Nauta said. “This takes the records of the archives of the world and digitally puts those online and available to the masses.” The 5.3 billion records that �������������� have been preserved over the last 80 years by Family Search ����������� may seem like a big number, but it only accounts for 7 percent of the world’s records that need to be preserved, Nauta said. That’s why the organization is leading the effort to speed up retrieval, preservation and digitization of the records. More than 10,000 geneal- ogy enthusiasts are expected in Salt Lake City this week at In the interest of the safety and security of our paper carriers, “RootsTech,” the largest family we request that you keep your sidewalks clear of ice & snow history conference in the U.S., during the winter season. Also, please leave your porch lights on now in its fourth year. The con- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO so that our carriers can safely deliver your paper. Thank you! ference runs Thursday through Grantsville’s Riley Ekins Saturday. (above) maneuvers The conference brings through the Maeser Prep together genealogy enthusiasts defense Dec. 9. Stansbury’s of all levels, from people with Zayne Anderson (left) attempts a layup with decades of experience to others Tooele’s Ryan Brady just getting started. The focus is defending to the side Jan. on how websites, software and 17. Grantsville’s Aaron other technology can help peo- Harrison and Stansbury’s ple find, organize, preserve and Jonathan Gibby (below) Join the Club! share family history. battle for a rebound in the Organizers say the rise of game on Jan. 24. social media and development Tooele Club of new technology has driven Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual more people to dig into their Teen Center Membership family history. Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Club 435.843.5719 Inspiring Healthy Lives

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ids and adults love to heart valentine box: in place. receive something special Cut out a red heart shape If you don’t have a toothpick- Kfrom someone special from construction paper slightly style box, a small jewelry box on Valentine’s Day. And when smaller than the inside of a also works well. Once you have there’s a surprise inside, so small box with a fold down lid. glued the springy heart inside, much the better! When you I used an empty toothpick box cover the box with a lid and tie a open the lid of this small and and painted it gold. Cut a small- ribbon around the entire box to shiny box, a springy heart pops er heart out of white construc- keep it closed. out at you to grab your attention tion paper. Print a love message, For extra fun, decorate the and let you know that someone such as “Be Mine,” on the white outside of your box using your cares. heart. Or you might want to play ed greeting. For example, “You imagination. You might want to Here’s how to make a pop-out on words and write a lightheart- put a spring in my step” or “My add stickers, charms and lace heart flutters for you!” Glue the or announce your sentiments white heart with the message on with conversation-heart candies top of the red heart. glued on top. Wind a red pipe cleaner • • • around your child’s finger to Donna Erickson’s award- form a spiral. Remove. An adult winning series “Donna’s Day” may use a glue gun to glue one is airing on public television end of the spiral to the inside nationwide. To find more of her center of the box and then glue creative family recipes and activ- the backside of the heart to the ities, visit www.donnasday.com opposite end of the spiral. Let and link to the NEW Donna’s the glue set. Gently press down Day Facebook fan page. Her lat- on the heart until it fits snugly est book is “Donna Erickson’s in the box, and carefully replace Fabulous Funstuff for Families.” the lid. Attach a ribbon to the top and one to the bottom of © 2014 Donna Erickson the opening of the box. Tie them Distributed by King Features Synd. together to keep the lid tightly

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hris Pine is riding high. million and only earned $49 Probiotics: Good germs come to the rescue “Jack Ryan: Shadow million. After 64 films, is Jack CRecruit” made more calling it quits? DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I am immune system. She never dwelt on it. than $40 million its first week- Another star looking for a a 69-year-old woman, writing Probiotics come as tablets, Perhaps bed-wetting has a end. In March, Pine will wear a hit is Matt Dillon, who’s made to you for information on pro- cheeses, milk, yogurts, juices genetic basis. Parents ought not long gray beard when “Stretch” 52 films in his career. Last biotics. After taking antibiotics and other drinks. The labels on to grumble and blame their chil- hits the screens with Patrick year, “Pawn Shop Chronicles” for a sinus infection, I devel- these products must say “live dren. We should be thankful for Wilson, Brooklyn Decker, Ed with Brendan Fraser and the oped diarrhea and bloating. and active cultures.” The names such small challenges and for Helms and Jessica Alba. In late Paul Walker received bad I had many tests and scans. of the organisms most often having normal children. — S.B. November, he’ll join Jason reviews and crashed after Everything was OK. My symp- used are lactobacillus, bifido- ANSWER: Genes strongly Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason making only $8,000. “Whiskey toms continued. On my third bacterium and sacchromyces. influence bed-wetting. If one Sadeikis, Jennifer Aniston, Bay” with Willem Dafoe and visit, they took a stool specimen, Some brand names of probiotics parent was a bed-wetter, the Kevin Spacey, Christoph Waltz Tom Berenger was pulled which showed yeasts. The doc- are Culturelle, Align, Floraster child has a 45 percent chance of and Jamie Foxx in “Horrible when its producer/director tor suggested I go to a health- and the yogurt Activia. also being one. If both parents Bosses 2,” and on Christmas Chris Brinker died suddenly. food store and buy probiotics. Curbing diarrhea is only one were, their child has a 75 per- Day he’ll be Cinderella’s Prince “Art of the Steal” with Kurt I did, and a miracle happened: use for these products. They’re cent chance of wetting the bed. in “Into the Woods” with Meryl Russell will be out March 14. My diarrhea stopped. Is yogurt also used for irritable bowel syn- would like to comment on your Genes are a big factor. Streep, Emily Blunt, Johnny “Sunlight Jr.” with Naomi Watts considered probiotics? For how drome and other conditions. article on bed-wetting. I am 68 Bed-wetting is involuntary. Depp, Anna Kendrick and and Tess Harper has no release long and how often should you Yogurt is a probiotic if it con- and was a bed-wetter when I The child is in no way responsi- Tracey Ullman. In addition to a date yet. take probiotics? — N.A. tains live cultures. How long can was little. It was during an era ble. In my opinion, punishing or “Shadow Recruit” sequel, “Star • • • ANSWER: Probiotics con- you take them? That’s a ques- when children were supposed to humiliating a child for wetting Trek: 3” is a go. Impressive Move over “50 Shades of tain live microorganisms that tion that can’t be answered. The be potty trained at young ages. the bed is child abuse. company for a guy no one Gray.” Danish director Lars promote health when eaten. studies haven’t been done. The I remember the rituals my par- • • • heard of five years ago. Von Trier, known for avant- Microorganisms are bacteria side effects from probiotics are ents went through to break me Dr. Donohue regrets that he “Shadow Recruit’s” Kevin garde films, is releasing his lat- and fungi. The thought of swig- few. It seems to me that you of this habit that, I suppose, was is unable to answer individual Costner is on fire as well. He est offering, “Nymphomaniac: ging down bacteria or fungi can use the yogurt probiotics embarrassing to them. I eventu- letters, but he will incorporate made 14 films before winning Vol. 1,” in two parts, with might be a turnoff. However, forever. The others are probably ally outgrew it. them in his column whenever the Emmy for “Hatfields and March 21 and April 18 release these microorganisms are the equally safe for long-term use, My first-born daughter also possible. Readers may write McCoys” in 2012, however, dates. It stars Shia LaBeouf, good kind, not the kind that but definite statements aren’t was a bed-wetter. I resolved not him or request an order form only six of them made money. Christian Slater and Jamie causes infections. They work possible. The labels on the prod- to make a big deal of it. Every of available health newsletters The mega-hit “Man of Steel” Bell. Filmed in Germany and for us. Probiotics can restore to ucts ought to tell you how long morning we removed the sheets at P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL followed, as well as four new Belgium, it’s a wild, poetic the digestive tract the normal they can be used and in what and pjs, and washed her ... never 32853-6475. films this year: “3 Days to Kill” drama about a self-diagnosed balance between good and doses to use them. harping about her “problem.” (Feb. 21) with Hailee Steinfeld; nymphomaniac from birth bad germs. They also appear to • • • She outgrew it. Two of her five © 2014 North America Synd., Inc. “Draft Day” (April 11) with to her 50s. Here’s the catch ... have a stimulatory effect on the DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I children were bed-wetters, too. All Rights Reserved Jennifer Garner, Denis Leary, the director had the private Sam Elliott and Ellen Burstyn; parts of porn actors digitally “McFarland” (November) with composited onto the bodies of more likely to be blue than (inadvertently?) dropped the George H.W. Bush was, for a Maria Bello; and “Black and his film’s cast. Shia La Beouf, any other color. bottle, destroying the unprof- time, the youngest aviator in White” with Octavia Spencer recently accused of plagiarism, itable item. The bottle was the history of the U.S. Navy, (no release date yet). took to Twitter: “In light of • The name of the state of insured, however, and the getting his wings just three • • • the recent attacks against my Alabama comes from the merchant did end up with days before he turned 19. Where has Jack Nicholson artistic integrity, I am retir- Choctaw word “albah,” which $250,000. • • • gone? He starred in the hit ing from all public life!” Is he means “plant-cutters.” film “The Departed” in 2006 covering his bases in case the • The White House was not Thought for the Day: “When by Samantha Weaver • Accident or not? At an eve- and “The Bucket List” the fol- “Nymphomaniac” embar- designed by an American. I am working on a problem, ning event in 1989, a bottle of lowing year. However, his last rasses him? It was Irish architect James I never think about beauty. I • It was writer and cartoonist wine once owned by Thomas film, “How Do You Know,” with Hoban who won the competi- only think about how to solve James Thurber who made the Jefferson was up for sale. The Reese Witherspoon, Paul Rudd © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. tion to create the architec- the problem. But when I have following sage observation: asking price? $500,000. It and Owen Wilson cost $120 tural plans for the home of the “Humor is emotional chaos seems nobody was willing to finished, if the solution is not political leader of the United remembered in tranquility.” pony up the cash, and at the beautiful, I know it is wrong.” States. • You might not be familiar end of the night there was no — Buckminster Fuller sale. At that point, a waiter • Before he became president, with the National Chicken © 2014 North America Synd., Inc. Council, but it’s making predictions about you nonetheless. If you ate wings while watching the Super Bowl, you contributed to the 1.25 billion wings that the council’s 2014 Wing Report projected to be consumed during that event. • Those who study such things say that if you happen to find lint in your belly button, it’s C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY February 6, 2014 Performance enhanced Ford Focus ST is amazing

e’ve driven the latest generation Ford Focus Wand the Focus Electric and liked them both, but to us, they simply don’t compare to the latest Focus offering, the Ford Focus ST. It’s amazing how some performance upgrades and turbocharged engine can take a good car and make it great! Ford engineers have “EcoBoosted” the 2.0-liter direct injection four-cylinder engine used in the standard Focus with a turbocharger creating 252-hp. That’s 92 horsepower and nearly by Barbara & Bill Schaffer doubled the torque (270-lb.ft.) over the base Focus engine. 26 mpg combined. We averaged Pedal to the metal 60 mph times 24.8 mpg with most of the time drop from 8.0 seconds down to spent doing the more “fun” type 5.9 seconds and the top speed of driving. On the down side, goes to 154-mph. Ford suggests a premium fuel. The Focus ST is not the kind Power like this in a front- of car we wanted to drive to see wheel drive could create a how great the fuel economy can torque steer nightmare, but Ford be, rather, it’s the kind of car we engineers also reworked the wanted to have for racing away chassis, suspension, steering, from stoplights and running brakes and added wide 18-inch fast up a wide open mountain performance tires. The result is a road. Still when driven normally car that feels well-balanced and it boasts an EPA rating of 23 agile, and doesn’t scream “front- mpg city, 32 mpg highway and wheel drive.”

Surprisingly torque steer is compacts we’ve driven, lately. language and we haven’t found reconfigured for passengers and minimal and only a factor when The Ford Focus ST is only a Rosetta Stone® language soft- cargo. The Focus will seat five turning and accelerating. The available with a six-speed man- ware for MyFord Touch. There adults, but is better suited for variable ratio Electric-Power ual transmission optimized for will be a high learning curve four. The high rear spoiler over Assist Steering is quick, 1.8 turns performance with the sixth gear for some people who are not the rear window looks good and lock-to-lock, but has a wide ratio set to maximize fuel econ- tech savvy. We give Ford a lot of we expect adds some aerody- 39.4-foot turning radius which omy. The transmission linkage credit, however, for recognizing namic values. dampens the car’s agility factor is positive and shifts intuitively, that this is a potential problem. The interior, while quite a bit. The suspension upgrades without having an overly notchy They have been working hard to functional and user friendly improve the handling without feeling. set up training for new buyers in looks a little busy for our tastes. compromising the ride; this The driving experience in our the form of one-on-one tutoring However, the quality looks more makes the ST a good everyday test car was enhanced with the at dealerships and by creating upscale and expensive than the driver in addition to having optional ST2 package which an extensive help system on the price indicates. sports car driving characteris- added great-fitting Recaro sport Internet. Perhaps we need to Ford Focus pricing starts at tics. seats in front along with auto- take that training. $17,640, including the destina- Ford engineers deserve high matic climate control and an A couple of the neat new tion charge, for the Focus S praise, too, for the great sounds eight-inch display screen for the additions to MyTouch are the sedan and goes up to $24,450 for created during exuberant driv- MyFord TouchTM. 911 Assist that automatically the Focus ST hatchback perfor- ing. Not only does the deep- Our test car also included sends help if you are in an acci- mance model and approaches throated exhaust sound good the My Ford Touch navigation dent and the airbag deploys. $30,000 when fully optioned. outside on the street but they and communication system. There is also a Vehicle Health The Focus ST competes with also used a sound symposer Each time we use the innova- Report that allows you to create cars like the MazdaSpeed3 and to pipe the engine accelera- tive MyFord Touch system our a personalized online report of Volkswagen GTI and is a Ford tion sounds into the cabin to confidence improves, but it’s the vehicles diagnostics. World Car, which means, the enhance the driver’s perfor- still complicated; and forget the We give the five-door hatch- same model is basically the mance experience. voice commands – we simply back Focus high marks for exte- same where it is available world- The combined result is out- don’t do audio communica- rior design. We especially like wide. standing performance and tions very well, it seems. Using the five-door hatchback con- handling making the Ford Focus the voice commands is almost figuration for its utility, which S2603 © Copyright 2013 ST one of the most fun-to-drive as hard as learning a foreign allows the rear space to be easily by Auto Digest

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The permit modification has been reviewed and deter- mined to be complete and compliant with the Utah Solid Waste Per- mitting and Management Rules. The public comment pe- riod to receive com- ments on the draft permit modification will com- mence on February 6, 2014 and end on March 10, 2014. A public hear- ing may be held if, within 15 days of publication of this notice, a request is made to the Director in writing which meets the requirements of R315- 311-3 of the Utah Ad- ministrative Code. The draft permit modifi- cation and all documents related to the modifica- tion can be reviewed at the following locations: •Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste Multi Agency State Office Building 195 North 1950 West, 2nd Floor Salt Lake City, Utah •Tooele County Health Department 151 North Main Street Tooele, Utah For the public's conven- ience, an unofficial copy of the draft permit modifi- cation and application is available on the Internet at http://www.hazardous waste.utah.gov/Public/ PublicHearingsandCom- mentPeriods.htm. Written comments will be accepted if received by 5:00 p.m. on March 10, 2014 and should be sub- NOTICE OF PUBLIC mitted to the address be- COMMENT low. Comments can also FIVE MILE PASS be hand delivered to the CLASS VI LANDFILL Division address above The Director of the Divi- and must be received by sion of Solid and Haz- 5:00 p.m. on March 10, ardous Waste is seeking 2014. public comment on a Scott T. Anderson, Di- modification to the Dunn rector Five Mile Recycle Class Division of Solid and BOARD OF EDUCA- VI Landfill Permit. This Hazardous Waste TION MEETING modification allows ac- Department of Environ- Tooele County School ceptance of construction mental Quality District and demolition waste P.O. Box 144880 92 South Lodestone from the general public Salt Lake City, Utah Way Tooele, Utah at the Class VI landfill lo- 84114-4880 84074 cated on 84 acres just Comments can also be AGENDA north of Highway 73 on sent by electronic mail Tuesday, February 11, Five Mile Pass in Tooele to: [email protected]. 2014 County near the border Comments sent in elec- 1. Executive Session, of Utah and Tooele tronic format should be 6:00 p.m. (Closed to the Counties. The wastes to identified by putting the Public) be disposed include con- following in the subject 1.1 Personnel / Negotia- struction and demolition line: public comment on tions / Property / Litiga- waste, concrete, bricks Five Mile Pass Class VI tion and other masonry ma- Landfill. All documents NOTICE OF TRUS- 2. Business Meeting, terials, soil and rock, included with comments TEE’S SALE 7:00 p.m. (Start of Public waste asphalt, concrete should be submitted as (1) Election to Sell. Be- Meeting) containing rebar, un- ASCII (text) files or in pdf cause of the default(s), 2.1 Welcome and Roll treated wood and tree format. specifically, Non-Pay- Call stumps. The permit Under Utah Code Sec- ment on an obligation in 2.2 Pledge of Allegiance modification has been tion l9-1-301.5, a person the original principal sum 3. Recognition / Good reviewed and deter- who wishes to challenge of $ 208,587.00 secured News mined to be complete a permit order may only by a deed of trust or 3.1 District Recognition and compliant with the raise an issue or argu- mortgage to Mortgage for the Month of Febru- Utah Solid Waste Per- ment during an adjudica- Electronic Registration THURSDAY February 6, 2014 ary – Blue Peak High mitting and Management tory proceeding that was Systems, Inc., acting School TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETINRules. raised during the public solely as Nominee for C7 4. Open Forum (Limited The public comment pe- comment period and Direct Mortgage Corpo- to three minutes per indi- riod to receive com- was supported with suffi- ration, its Successors Homes for Homes Public Notices vidualPublic and aNotices total of 20 Public Notices mentsPublic on the Notices draft permit cientPublic information Notices or andPublic Assigns Notices from Robin Public Notices Rent Meetings minutesMeetings for all com- Meetings modificationMeetings will com- documentationMeetings to enable M ForbushTrustees and Wade Miscellaneous ments) mence on February 6, the Director to fully con- Forbush, husband and 4BDRM, 2BTH, fenced BEAUTIFUL NEW PUBLIC NOTICE 4.1 Patron Comments EMERGENCY MEDI- 2014 and end on March sider the substance and wife recorded on March NOTICE OF AUCTION yard, vaulted ceilings, HOME, 1042 S 1050 W THE RUSH VALLEY 5. Consent Items CAL SERVICES 10, 2014. A public hear- significance of the 9, 2009, at Instrument Wildcat Storage large living/ family Tooele, approximately TOWN PLANNING 5.1 Approval of Minutes AGENDA ing may be held if, within issue. No. 321895 with Metro 427 East Cimmarron room. No smoking/ 1450sqft finished, COMMISSION WILL 5.2 Personnel Decisions February 11, 2013 15 days of publication of For further information, National Title, as Trus- Way Erda, UT 84074 pets. $900/mo, 3bdrm 2bth, lots of up- HOLD A REGULAR 5.3 Financial Report 9:00 a.m. this notice, a request is contact Robert Powers tee, the present benefici- Date of Sale: February $900/dep. You pay utili- grades, $195,000, must M E E T I N G O N 5.4 Disbursements Tooele County EOC made to the Director in of the Division of Solid ary thereof Branch Bank- 22, 2014 ties. (435)882-7592 see! Open House Sat- WEDNESDAY, FEBRU- 6. Information / Discus- Building 15 E. 100 S., writing which meets the and Hazardous Waste at ing & Trust Company Time: 10:00 a.m. (435)224-4333 urday 10am-2pm. Call ARY 12, 2014 7:00 PM sion Items Tooele, Utah 84074 requirements of R315- (801) 536-0255. In com- has elected to sell at This notice of disposition or text anytime AT THE RUSH VALLEY 6.1 Keeping Kids on 1. Welcome and Ap- 311-3 of the Utah Ad- pliance with the Ameri- public auction to the is being given pursuant CLEAN 2BDRM 1bth du- 435-850-9973 Eli. TOWN HALL 52 SOUTH Track – Program Kickoff proval of September 10, ministrative Code. cans with Disabilities highest bidder in good to Utah Code Annotated plex, w/d, carport, yard, PARK STREET RUSH with Miller MotorSports 2013 Minutes The draft permit modifi- Act, individuals with spe- U.S. funds the following 1953 Sec 38-8-4 references checked. OVERLAKE 5BDRM, VALLEY, UTAH Park and Tooele Educa- 2. Election cation and all documents cial needs (including property described in Gary Anderson $650/mo, $500/dep. 3bth, 2 car garage. AGENDA IS AS FOL- tion Foundation 3. Health Department related to the modifica- auxiliary communicative said deed of trust or RV452 1007 East 1500 Available 2/1/14. Seller reduced price LOWS: 6.2 Additional Bus Stops Update tion can be reviewed at aids and services) mortgage: Common De- North, Layton, UT 84040 (435)224-3724 $189,900. Walk to 1) Discussion and Re- to Grantsville Junior 4. State Business the following locations: should contact Brooke scription: 54 North 1965 Hydroswift Boat (702)558-5108 school. Call Pam view of Agenda Items by High and Grantsville 5. Hospital & Ambulance •Division of Solid and Baker, Office of Human Barbed Wire Circle #UTZ2491SA765 with (435)840-2636 Chester Planning Commission. High Schools Update Hazardous Waste Multi Resources, at (801) Grantsville, UT 84029 trailer VIN G43465 FOR LEASE: Nice multi (435)840-3840 Owner 2) Roll Call. 6.3 Community Use of 6. Wendover Ambulance Agency State Office 536-4412 TDD (801) Legal Description: Lot Carl J. Nicholson level 3bdrm w/master Agent. 3) Approval of meeting District Facilities Update Building 195 North 1950 536-4414. 10, Park Meadows Sub- RV428 5713 North Fer- bedroom and master minutes for 09/11/13. 6.4 Annual Review of Ti- 7. 2014 Meeting Dates & West, 2nd Floor Salt (Published in the Tran- division, according to the min Lane, Stansbury bath, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- SELLING YOUR 4) John Stookey - Sub- tle I’s Policy 6003, Par- Locations Lake City, Utah script Bulletin February official plat thereof on file Park, UT 84074 1988 rage, unfinished base- HOME? Advertise it in division Plan Proposal/ ent and Family Involve- 8. Old Business / New •Tooele County Health 6, 2014) and of record in the of- Ford Ranger, Dark Blue, ment, central air, fridge, the classifieds. Call Application. ment Business Department 151 North fice of the Tooele County VIN 1FTCR15T0JPA5 stove, dishwasher, 882-0050 or visit 5) Public Comments. 6.5 Dual Language Im- 9. Adjourn Main Street Tooele, Utah Recorder The present 4662 over-the-range micro- www.tooeletran 6) Adjourn. mersion Start Up If you desire special ac- For the public's conven- Public Notices principal balance owed Eric H. Joppien wave oven, $1100/mo, script.com Amie Russell 6.6 University of Virginia, commodation under the ience, an unofficial copy Trustees on that obligation is: $ Unit 114 4360 West first and last month’s Rush Valley Town Partnership for Leaders Americans With Disabili- of the draft permit modifi- 199,941.10 The record 5375 South Kearns, UT rent, $500/dep due at SUPER CLEAN Stans- Clerk/ Recorder in Education ties Act, please contact cation and application is Deadline for public no- owners of the property 84118 Quiver with Ar- the time of signing the bury Park, 147 Country Town Website: www. 6.7 Drivers Education Tooele County's ADA available on the Internet tices is 4 p.m. the day as of the recording of the rows, Floor Heater, Pet lease. No pets, no Club, 4bdrm 3bth, rushvalleytown.com Program Update Coordinator, Tita Adams, at http://www.hazardous prior to publication. Notice of Default are: Travel Case, Clothes, smoking. 2408sqft, .24ac, Large In compliance with the 6.8 USTAR Grant Award (435)843-3157, within waste.utah.gov/Public/ Public notices submit- Robin M Forbush and and Misc. (435)882-8745 2 car Garage w/stor- Americans with Disability 6.9 Board of Education three working days prior PublicHearingsandCom- ted past the deadline Wade Forbush (2) Bettisue Butterfield (435)840-4959 age, High Efficient Gas Act, the Town of Rush 10 Minute Training to this meeting. mentPeriods.htm. will not be accepted. Cure/Payoff Rights. You Unit 123 35 North Bower (435)840-4676 Furnace, Central Air, Hot tub on enclosed Valley will accommodate 7. Action Items (Published in the Tran- Written comments will be UPAXLP may have a right to pay Grantsville, UT 84029 FULLY FURNISHED back porch, Totally reasonable requests to 7.1 Consider Adoption of script Bulletin February accepted if received by The Defaults (i.e., Cure Christmas Tree, Holiday NOTICE OF TRUS- 3bdrm 1bth includes fenced back yard, Stor- assist persons with dis- a Resolution Providing 6, 2014) 5:00 p.m. on March 10, Right) or payoff all Train Set, Boxes, Totes, TEE'S SALE utilities & trash, no pets, age shed, RV parking, abilities to participate in for the Issuance of Gen- 2014 and should be sub- amounts owned on the and Misc. The following described no smoking. Snow re- Basement finished, Ma- meetings. Requests for eral Obligation Refund- NOTICE OF PUBLIC mitted to the address be- Debt (i.e. Payoff Right) if Heidi Warr real property will be sold moval & yard care pro- ture lawn/ auto sprin- assistance may be made ing Bonds; and Related COMMENT low. Comments can also paid before the foreclo- Unit 230 178 Country at public auction to the vided. $1200/mo. klers. Call anytime by calling Amie Russell Matters FIVE MILE PASS be hand delivered to the sure sale. The Trustee Court Grantsville, UT highest bidder, purchase Owner/ Agent. 801-508-7101. at (435) 837-2118 at 7.2 West Elementary CLASS VI LANDFILL Division address above will provide those 84029 Office Chair, price payable in lawful (435)882-6744 $174,900 least 3 days in advance School Walking Path The Director of the Divi- and must be received by amounts to you if you re- DVD's, Shelves, Totes, money of the United (801)554-9118 of a meeting. 7.3 RFP for Construction sion of Solid and Haz- 5:00 p.m. on March 10, quest them. A Cure or a Desk, and Misc. (Published in the Tran- Manager / General Con- ardous Waste is seeking 2014. States of America at the Payoff will nullify this No- Jesse D. Chandler NEWLY REMODELED Mobile Homes script Bulletin February tractor for Dugway public comment on a Scott T. Anderson, Di- time of sale, at the main tice and its foreclosure Unit 249 117 Doyle Rd. Singlewide 2bdrm, 1bth 6, 2014) School Project modification to the Dunn rector entrance of the Tooele sale. (3) Foreclosure Cuba, MO 65453 TV only $570/mo w/option 7.4 Land Acquisition for Five Mile Recycle Class Division of Solid and County Courthouse, Sale. The foreclosure and TV Stand, Lamps, to buy. Grantsville Vil- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile BOARD OF EDUCA- the “T” on the Mountain VI Landfill Permit. This Hazardous Waste a/k/a the Third Judicial sale shall be held: Date: Filing Cabinet, Motorcy- lage, 653 E Main Call home for rent, no smok- TION MEETING 7.5 Health Curriculum modification allows ac- Department of Environ- District Court, 74 South March 7, 2013 cle Saddle Bags, DVD anytime. Alex ing/ pets. 882-1550 Tooele County School Videos ceptance of construction mental Quality 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Place: Front Entrance of Players, Totes, Boxes, (435)224-4804 District 7.6 Fee Schedule for and demolition waste P.O. Box 144880 on Friday, February 28, Third District Court 74S and Misc. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 92 South Lodestone School Year 2014-2015 from the general public Salt Lake City, Utah 2014, at the hour of 9:30 100 East Tooele, UT Debbie Granberg TOOELE, 201 W 1160 N home for rent, no smok- Way Tooele, Utah 7.7 Policy 11.33, Bully- at the Class VI landfill lo- 84114-4880 a.m. of that day for the 84074 Time: 3:00 P.M. Unit 250 635 North #4, 3bdrm, 2bth, beauti- ing/ pets. 882-1550 84074 ing and Hazing, Pro- cated on 84 acres just Comments can also be purpose of foreclosing a Philip M. Kleinsmith Ridge Ave. Tooele, UT ful condo with rec room AGENDA posed Revision, 2nd north of Highway 73 on sent by electronic mail deed of trust originally Attorney for Foreclos- 84074 Kids 4-Wheeler, Available now. $995/mo Tuesday, February 11, Reading Five Mile Pass in Tooele to: [email protected]. executed by Chelsea S. ing Party and/ or Pre- 2006 Redcat 200CC VIN (801)518-8670 or O ce Space 2014 7.8 Video and Audio County near the border Comments sent in elec- Reid, in favor of Mort- sent Trustee Atty. Reg. LAAZDMLC860001314, (435)884-0811 1. Executive Session, Surveillance, Proposed of Utah and Tooele tronic format should be gage Electronic Regis- No. 5370 6035 Erin Electric Kids Motorcycle, 6:00 p.m. (Closed to the New Policy, 2nd Read- Counties. The wastes to identified by putting the tration Systems, Inc. as Park Dr., #203 Colo- Bike, Air Compressor, TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, FOR LEASE Office/ Nominee for New Line 2 car garage, carport, Public) ing be disposed include con- following in the subject rado Springs, CO Area Rugs, End Tables, Business Space 1.1 Personnel / Negotia- 7.9 Policy 5.1, Overnight struction and demolition line: public comment on Mortgage, DIV. Republic 80918 Phone: Stroller, Couch and Love big backyard, and roof- Utilities included. 54 Mortgage Home Loans, ing patio. Contact Na- tions / Property / Litiga- Travel, Proposed Revi- waste, concrete, bricks Five Mile Pass Class VI 1-800-842-8417 Fax: Seat, Desks, Kitchen South Main. 1mo tion sion, 2nd Reading and other masonry ma- Landfill. All documents LLC, its successors and 1-719-593-2193 E-mail: Chairs, Office Chairs, tividad $1200/mo free. (602)826-9471 assigns, covering real (435)841-7272 2. Business Meeting, 8. Adjourn (10:00 p.m. terials, soil and rock, included with comments [email protected] Totes, Boxes, and Misc. Curfew) should be submitted as property located at ap- om Trustees Utah Larry Wall FOR RENT: 2 Offices & 7:00 p.m. (Start of Public waste asphalt, concrete In compliance with the ASCII (text) files or in pdf proximately 387 East Place: Beehive Attor- Unit 1246 1202 LaCrox reception area, Meeting) containing rebar, un- Americans with Disabili- format. 810 North, Tooele, ney Services, LLC, Lane Apt. 116 Tooele, $650/mo. Contact 2.1 Welcome and Roll treated wood and tree Homes ties Act, individuals Under Utah Code Sec- Tooele County, Utah, 5278 Pinemont Drive, UT 84074 Riding Lawn Spencer (435)850-9605 Call stumps. The permit 2.2 Pledge of Allegiance needing special accom- modification has been tion l9-1-301.5, a person and more particularly de- #A250, Murray, Utah Mowers, Trailer made modations (including who wishes to challenge scribed as: 84123 out of a truck bed, Bike, $$SAVE MONEY 3. Recognition / Good reviewed and deter- Public Notices News auxiliary communicative mined to be complete a permit order may only LOT 516, THE RIDGE (Published in the Tran- Outdoor Heater, Car Search Bank & HUD aide and services) dur- raise an issue or argu- SUBDIVISION NO. 5, script Bulletin January Jack, Fishing Poles, Tool homes www.Tooele Meetings 3.1 District Recognition and compliant with the for the Month of Febru- ing this meeting should Utah Solid Waste Per- ment during an adjudica- ACCORDING TO THE 30, February 6 & 13, Box, DVD's, Furniture, BankHomes.com OFFICIAL PLAT Deadline for public no- ary – Blue Peak High notify Diane Valdez mitting and Management tory proceeding that was 2014) Outdoor Tools, Boxes, Berna Sloan (435) THEREOF, RECORDED tices is 4 p.m. the day School (435) 833-1900 at least Rules. raised during the public Totes, and Misc. 840-5029 Group 1 IN THE OFFICE OF prior to publication. 4. Open Forum (Limited three days prior to the The public comment pe- comment period and Michael D. Richmond THE COUNTY RE- Public Notices GOT A good idea for a Public notices submit- to three minutes per indi- meeting. riod to receive com- was supported with suffi- Unit 409 498 Delta Cir- CORDER OF TOOELE story? Call the Tran- ted past the deadline vidual and a total of 20 (Published in the Tran- ments on the draft permit cient information or Water User cle Tooele, UT 84074 COUNTY, UTAH. script and let us know will not be accepted. minutes for all com- script Bulletin February modification will com- documentation to enable Couch and Love Seat, 13-068-0-0516 882-0050. UPAXLP ments) 6, 2014) mence on February 6, the Director to fully con- Deadline for public no- Washer and Dryer, 4.1 Patron Comments 2014 and end on March sider the substance and The current beneficiary tices is 4 p.m. the day Dressers, Stereo, Micro- 5. Consent Items 10, 2014. A public hear- significance of the of the trust deed is prior to publication. wave, Beds, Printer, Cof- 5.1 Approval of Minutes ing may be held if, within issue. JPMorgan Chase Bank, Public notices submit- fee Table, Boxes, Totes, 5.2 Personnel Decisions 15 days of publication of For further information, National Association, ted past the deadline and Misc. 5.3 Financial Report this notice, a request is contact Robert Powers and the record owner of will not be accepted. Meghan E. Brown 5.4 Disbursements made to the Director in of the Division of Solid the property as of the re- UPAXLP Unit 713 1900 West D 6. Information / Discus- writing which meets the and Hazardous Waste at cording of the notice of Ave. Tooele, UT 84074 Tooele Valleysion Items Homesrequirements & ofLots! R315- (801) 536-0255. In com- default is Chelsea S. NOTICE TO WATER Beach Cruiser Bike, Bed 6.1 Keeping Kids on 311-3 of the Utah Ad- pliance with the Ameri- Reid. The trustee's sale USERS Frame, Dressers, DVD's, Track – Program Kickoff ministrative Code. cans with Disabilities of the aforedescribed The applications below Shelving, Paintings, 2081442 Fairlane N 380 E,Dr., Tooele Tooele with Miller MotorSports The draft 875permit E modifi- 980 N,Act, Tooele individuals with spe- real property will be were filed with the Divi- Boxes, Totes, and Misc. Park and Tooele Educa- cation and all documents cial needs (including made without warranty sion of Water Rights in Brandon and Julie Sacre tion Foundation related to the modifica- auxiliary communicative as to title, possession, or Tooele County. Unit 924 623 Wasatch 6.2 Additional Bus Stops tion can be reviewed at aids and services) encumbrances. Bidders These are informal pro- Way Tooele, UT 84074 to Grantsville Junior the following locations: should contact Brooke must be prepared to ten- ceedings per Rule Couch, Bed, Recliner, High and Grantsville •Division of Solid and Baker, Office of Human der a cashier's check in R655-6-2. Grill, Dresser, Coffee Ta- High Schools Hazardous Waste Multi Resources, at (801) the amount of Protests concerning an ble, Coolers, Totes, 6.3 Community Use of Agency State Office 536-4412 TDD (801) $20,000.00 at the sale. application must be Misc. District4 bedrooms Facilities Building 195 North 1950 536-4414. The balance of the pur- legibly written or typed, Doelene Pitt 6.41¾ Annualbathrooms Review of Ti- West, 2nd Floor Salt (Published in the Tran- chase price must be paid contain the name and Unit 1008 317 West tle2 carI’s Policygarage 6003, Par- Lake City, Utah script Bulletin February by cashier's check or mailing address of the Cherry Street Grants- Very Open and Cozy House wire transfer received by BEAUTIFULent and Family 5 BEDROOM,Involve- 3+ BATH HOME •Tooele3 beds, County 2 baths, HealthGreat space,6, 2014) vaulted ceilings, protesting party, ville, UT 84074 Couch Beautiful spotless home close to all schools. New carpet, paint and plantation shutters. Large bright 12:00 noon the following NEW FLOORING, CARPET & PAINT!! Great views from east toment west. Beautiful master suite with jetted master tub and walk in Departmentlarge backyard, 151 Large North RV pad with gates in front STATE THE APPLICA- and Love Seat, Beds, main floor family room or formal living room. Nice big family room in the basement. This home is business day. The trus- TION NUMBER PRO- in pristinecloset. Vaulted condition ceilings, come great anddaylight take windows a look! in the$ 159,900basement,6.5 Dualfruit trees, Language and big painted Im- garage. $ Main Streetand back Tooele, of the Utah yard. $ Grill, End Table, Crib, mersion Start Up 187,900 For the public's conven- 189,900 tee reserves the right to TESTED, CITE REA- Boxes, Totes, and Misc. 6.6 University of Virginia, ience, an unofficial copy void the effect of the SONS FOR THE PRO- Matthew L. Mair Partnership for Leaders of the draft permit modifi- trustee's sale after the TEST, and REQUEST A Unit 1009 593 West 200 812 E Bates Canyon RD, Tooelein Education cationNew and446 application Build Bevan isin Way, West Tooele Erda sale based upon infor- HEARING, if desired. South #2 Tooele, UT 6.7 Drivers Education available on the Internet mation unknown to the Also, A $15 FEE MUST 84074 Ground Tiller, Program Update at http://www.hazardous trustee at the time of the BE INCLUDED FOR Bench Tools, Car Jacks, 6.8 USTAR Grant Award waste.utah.gov/Public/ sale, such as a bank- EACH APPLICATION Shovels, Rakes, Lawn 6.9 Board of Education PublicHearingsandCom- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- PROTESTED. Protests Mower, Tool Box Totes, 10 Minute Training mentPeriods.htm. statement, or an agree- must be filed with the Di- Boxes and Misc. 7. Action Items Written comments will be ment between the trustor vision of Water Rights, Craig L. Stewart 7.1 Consider Adoption of accepted if received by and beneficiary to post- PO Box 146300, Salt Unit 1101 597 Parkway a Resolution Providing 5:00 p.m. on March 10, pone or cancel the sale. Lake City, UT Ave. Tooele, UT 84074 for the Issuance of Gen- 2014 andHome should underbe sub- construction If so voided, the only re- 84114-6300, or by hand Dishes, Vintage Bottles, 1/2 acre horse property, beautiful floor plan, eral Obligation Refund- mitted to the address be- course of the highest delivery to a Division Head Board, Plastic Beautifulcharming East front Bench porch, 4granite bed 3.5 counter bath tops,home ing5.00 Bonds; acre andhome Related with 5 beds and 3 baths low. Comments can also bidder is to receive a full office during normal Tote, and Misc. Mechanics2-tone dream! paint, 30’ upgraded by 35’ detached floors. garage, refund of the money paid business hours ON OR WOW this beautiful property comes with 14 acre feet of water! AMatters 500 tree operating orchard. A fully operational green house and beheated, hand delivered hotwater toplus the a bathroom. New roofing Stephanie D. Riddle $ to the trustee. THIS IS BEFORE FEBRUARY a beautiful fully finished house and so very much more. If you are7.2 looking West for a home Elementary in the country this is it!! $ DivisionandStarting upgraded address wood above at windows. 250,000 $ Unit 1125 8740 North School Walking Path 589,900 and must be received by 259,900 AN ATTEMPT TO COL- 26, 2014. Hwy. 36 Lake Point, UT 7.3 RFP for Construction 5:00 p.m. on March 10, LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Please visit http://wa- 84074 Big Screen TV, Manager / General Con- 2014. FORMATION OB- terrights.utah.gov or Couch and Love Seat, 997 E Brookfield Ave, Erda tractor827 S. for Deer Dugway Hollow Rd., Tooele Scott T.55 Anderson, E. Main, Di- Ophir TAINED WILL BE USED call (801)-538-7240 for Dresser, Washer and School Project rector FOR THAT PURPOSE. additional information. Dryer, Coffee Table, TV 7.4 Land Acquisition for Division of Solid and DATED this 17th day of NEW APPLICATION(S) Stand, Chairs, Boxes, the “T” on the Mountain Hazardous Waste January, 2014 15-5239 (A79910): Totes, and Misc. 7.5 Health Curriculum Department of Environ- Marlon L. Bates, suc- Shondell Hymas Revo- Garland Carter Videos mental Quality cessor trustee cable Trust propose(s) Unit 1223 1212 South 7.6 Fee Schedule for P.O. Box 144880 Scalley Reading Bates using 94.27 ac-ft. from 500 North Salt Lake City, School Year 2014-2015 Salt Lake City, Utah Hansen & Rasmussen, groundwater UT 84101 Vintage Ste- 7.7 Policy 11.33, Bully- 84114-4880 P.C. (Rush Valley) for IRRI- reo/Record Player Cabi- ing and Hazing, Pro- Comments can also be 15 West South Temple, GATION; STOCKWA- net, Curio Cabinet, and Ste. 600 TERING. Misc. Luxury Erda Home on 4.9 Acres posed Beautiful Revision, East 2nd Bench Home sent by electronic mail Reading to: [email protected]. Salt Lake City, Utah 18-750 (A79908): Brian Purchases are cash 6 beds, 3.5 baths, Open floor plan, large 6 beds, 5 baths, spacious master suite, 84101 W. and Kayla Jo Chris- only. Sold as is, and all kitchen, gracious master suite with access to 7.8 amazing Video andopen Audiofloor plan, open loft, theater CommentsAmazing sent in elec- Home in Ophir Telephone: (801) tensen propose(s) using must be removed at the a large covered deck. $ Surveillance,room, office. Proposed 6836 sq. ft. $ tronic3 bedrooms, format should2 family be rooms. Really beautiful. 544,900 New Policy, 2nd Read- 689,900 identified by putting the 531-7870 406.05 ac-ft. from time of sale. Sales sub- ing following in the subject Business Hours: 9:00 groundwater (0.5 mile ject to cancellation in the 7.9 Policy 5.1, Overnight line: public comment on a.m. to 5:00 p.m. North of Callao) for IRRI- event of settlement be- Travel, Proposed Revi- Five Mile Pass Class VI Trustee No. 51121-984 GATION; STOCKWA- tween owner and the ob- sion, 2nd Reading Landfill. All documents (Published in the Tran- TERING; DOMESTIC. ligated party. Owner has 8. Adjourn (10:00 p.m. included with comments script Bulletin January Kent L. Jones, P.E. the right to bid or cease Curfew) should be submitted as 23, 30 & February 6, STATE ENGINEER sale. HotHomesUtah.comIn compliance with the ASCII (text) files or in pdf 2014) (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- SEARCH EVERYAmericans HOME with Disabili- IN UTAH format. script Bulletin January script Bulletin Transcript NOTICE OF TRUS- ties Act, individuals Under Utah Code Sec- 30 & February 6, 2014) Bulletin February 6 & 13, TEE’S SALE needing special accom- tion l9-1-301.5, a person 2014) (1) Election to Sell. Be- modations (including who wishes to challenge cause of the default(s), Public Notices auxiliary communicative a permit order may only specifically, Non-Pay- aide and services) dur- raise an issue or argu- Miscellaneous Call Laramie or Mark ment on an obligation in ing this meeting should ment during an adjudica- the original principal sum notify Diane Valdez tory proceeding that was Deadline for public no- Clean Out of $ 208,587.00 secured Call Laramie DunnTooele(435) County’s for 833-1900 ALL at leastReal Estate Specialistsraised during the public tices is 4 p.m. the day by a deed of trust or three days prior to the comment period and prior to publication. Your Attic! mortgage to Mortgage meeting. was supported with suffi- Public notices submit- your Real Estate needs Electronic Registration ted past the deadline (Published in the Tran- cient information or TOOELE RANSCRIPT Systems, Inc., acting T script Bulletin February documentation to enable will not be accepted. BULLETIN solely as Nominee for 435-224-40006, 2014) the Director to fully con- UPAXLP Direct Mortgage Corpo- sider the substance and 882-0050 ration, its Successors significance of the WANT TO get the latest and Assigns from Robin issue. local news? Subscribe M Forbush and Wade 435-849-5914For further information, to the Transcript Bulle- Laramie Dunn Mark Dunn Forbush, husband and contact Robert Powers tin. wife recorded on March of the Division of Solid 9, 2009, at Instrument and Hazardous Waste at No. 321895 with Metro (801) 536-0255. In com- National Title, as Trus- pliance with the Ameri- tee, the present benefici- cans with Disabilities ary thereof Branch Bank- Act, individuals with spe- ing & Trust Company cial needs (including has elected to sell at auxiliary communicative public auction to the aids and services) highest bidder in good should contact Brooke U.S. funds the following Baker, Office of Human property described in Resources, at (801) said deed of trust or 536-4412 TDD (801) mortgage: Common De- 536-4414. scription: 54 North (Published in the Tran- Barbed Wire Circle script Bulletin February Grantsville, UT 84029 6, 2014) Legal Description: Lot 10, Park Meadows Sub- division, according to the official plat thereof on file and of record in the of- fice of the Tooele County Recorder The present principal balance owed on that obligation is: $ 199,941.10 The record owners of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default are: Robin M Forbush and Wade Forbush (2) Cure/Payoff Rights. You may have a right to pay The Defaults (i.e., Cure Right) or payoff all amounts owned on the Debt (i.e. Payoff Right) if paid before the foreclo- sure sale. The Trustee will provide those amounts to you if you re- quest them. A Cure or a Payoff will nullify this No- tice and its foreclosure sale. (3) Foreclosure Sale. The foreclosure sale shall be held: Date: March 7, 2013 Place: Front Entrance of Third District Court 74S 100 East Tooele, UT 84074 Time: 3:00 P.M. Philip M. Kleinsmith Attorney for Foreclos- ing Party and/ or Pre- sent Trustee Atty. Reg. No. 5370 6035 Erin Park Dr., #203 Colo- rado Springs, CO 80918 Phone: 1-800-842-8417 Fax: 1-719-593-2193 E-mail: [email protected] om Trustees Utah Place: Beehive Attor- ney Services, LLC, 5278 Pinemont Drive, #A250, Murray, Utah 84123 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 30, February 6 & 13, 2014) NOTICE OF ELECTION 2014 Regular General Election I, Marilyn K. Gillette, Tooele County Clerk, in accordance with Utah Code Section 20A-5-1 01 (2)(a) do hereby in- form you that candidates are to be elected for the following offices at the up-coming General Elec- tion to be held on Tues- day, November 4, 2014. The candidate filing pe- riod for these offices will be held from Friday, March 14, 2014 to Thursday, March 20, 2014. 1. FEDERAL A. U.S. House of Rep- resentatives. One Rep- resentative for a two (2) year term in each of the following us. Congres- sional Districts: (1) Second District. The Second Congressional District consists of Bea- ver, part of Davis, Gar- field, Iron, part of Juab, Kane, Millard, Piute, part of Salt Lake, part of San- pete, Sevier, Tooele, Washington, and Wayne Counties. 2. STATE A. State Executive. The following position will be electedfor a two (2) year term: (1) Attorney General. B. State Senate. One member for a four (4) year term .from each of the following state sen- ate districts: (1) District Seventeen (17) is located in Box Elder, Cache and Tooele Counties. NOTICE OF ELECTION C. State House of Rep- 2014 Regular General resentatives. One mem- Election ber of the Utah House of I, Marilyn K. Gillette, Representatives for a Tooele County Clerk, in two (2) year term from accordance with Utah each of the seventy-five Code Section 20A-5-1 (75) state legislative dis- 01 (2)(a) do hereby in- tricts. form you that candidates D. State Board of Edu- are to be elected for the cation. One member for following offices at the a four (4) year term from up-coming General Elec- each of the following tion to be held on Tues- State School Districts: 1, day, November 4, 2014. 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, and 14. The candidate filing pe- E. Board of Education riod for these offices will A. Local Board of Edu- be held from Friday, cation March 14, 2014 to Local School Boards. Thursday, March 20, Members of the local 2014. school boards should be 1. FEDERAL elected as determined A. U.S. House of Rep- by individual school resentatives. One Rep- boards/ districts. resentative for a two (2) (1) Tooele County year term in each of the School Board District following us. Congres- #5 (four (4) year term) sional Districts: which consists of the fol- (1) Second District. The lowing Tooele County Second Congressional election precincts: District consists of Bea- Grantsville 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, ver, part of Davis, Gar- 5, Ibapah, Lake Point, field, Iron, part of Juab, Stansbury 4, 5, 7, Wen- Kane, Millard, Piute, part dover of Salt Lake, part of San- (2) Tooele County pete, Sevier, Tooele, School Board District Washington, and Wayne #6 (four (4) year term) Counties. which consists of the fol- 2. STATE lowing Tooele County A. State Executive. election precincts: Erda The following position 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, Stans- will be electedfor a two bury 1, 2, 3, 6 (2) year term: (3) Tooele County (1) Attorney General. School Board District B. State Senate. One #7 (four (4) year term) member for a four (4) which consists of the fol- year term .from each of lowing Tooele County the following state sen- election precincts: Dug- ate districts: way, Grantsville 1.1, 3.1, (1) District Seventeen 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 6, Ophir, (17) is located in Box Rush Valley, Stockton, Elder, Cache and Tooele Terra, Vernon Counties. 4. Judicial NOTICE OF ELECTION C. State House of Rep- A. Supreme Court. 2014 Regular General resentatives. One mem- There will be an unop- Election ber of the Utah House of posed retention election- I, Marilyn K. Gillette, Representatives for a for three (3) Supreme Tooele County Clerk, in two (2) year term from Court Judges, provided accordance with Utah each of the seventy-five that the incumbent(s) Code Section 20A-5-1 (75) state legislative dis- whose term is expiring 01 (2)(a) do hereby in- tricts. files during the filing pe- form you that candidates D. State Board of Edu- riod. are to be elected for the cation. One member for B. Court of Appeals. following offices at the a four (4) year term from There will be an unop- up-coming General Elec- each of the following posed retention election tion to be held on Tues- State School Districts: 1, for six (6) Court of Ap- day, November 4, 2014. 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, and 14. peals Judges, provided The candidate filing pe- E. Board of Education that the incumbent(s) riod for these offices will A. Local Board of Edu- whose term is expiring be held from Friday, cation files during the filing pe- March 14, 2014 to Local School Boards. riod. Thursday, March 20, Members of the local C. District Court. There 2014. school boards should be will be a retention elec- 1. FEDERAL elected as determined tion for thirty (30) District A. U.S. House of Rep- by individual school Court Judges in the fol- resentatives. One Rep- boards/ districts. lowing districts, provided resentative for a two (2) (1) Tooele County that the incumbent(s) year term in each of the School Board District whose term is expiring- following us. Congres- #5 (four (4) year term) files during the filing pe- sional Districts: which consists of the fol- riod: (1) Second District. The lowing Tooele County (1) Third District. Thir- Second Congressional election precincts: teen (13) Judges in the District consists of Bea- Grantsville 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, Third Judicial District, ver, part of Davis, Gar- 5, Ibapah, Lake Point, which consists of Salt field, Iron, part of Juab, Stansbury 4, 5, 7, Wen- Lake, Summit, and Kane, Millard, Piute, part dover Tooele Counties. of Salt Lake, part of San- (2) Tooele County D. Juvenile Court. pete, Sevier, Tooele, School Board District There will be a retention Washington, and Wayne #6 (four (4) year term) electionfor nine (9) Juve- Counties. which consists of the fol- nile Court Judges in the 2. STATE lowing Tooele County following districts, pro- REQUEST FOR PRO- A. State Executive. election precincts: Erda vided that the incum- POSALS FOR ENGI- The following position 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, Stans- bent(s) whose term is NEERING SERVICES will be electedfor a two bury 1, 2, 3, 6 expiring files during the FOR GRANTSVILLE (2) year term: (3) Tooele County filing period. CITY CORPORATION (1) Attorney General. School Board District (1) Third District. Two (2) 2014 WEST BENCH B. State Senate. One #7 (four (4) year term) Judges in the Third Judi- WATER PIPELINE member for a four (4) which consists of the fol- cial District, which is lo- PROJECT - PHASE 1 year term .from each of lowing Tooele County cated in Salt Lake, Sum- PROJECT the following state sen- election precincts: Dug- mit and Tooele Counties. Grantsville City Corpora- ate districts: way, Grantsville 1.1, 3.1, E. Justice Court. All Jus- REQUEST FOR PRO- tion is accepting state- (1) District Seventeen 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 6, Ophir, tice Court judges shall POSALS FOR ENGI- ments of qualifications (17) is located in Box Rush Valley, Stockton, be subject to an unop- NEERING SERVICES and proposals from Elder, Cache and Tooele Terra, Vernon posed retention election FOR GRANTSVILLE qualified engineers for Counties. 4. Judicial in the county or counties CITY CORPORATION the design, preparation NOTICE OF ELECTION C. State House of Rep- A. Supreme Court. in which the court to 2014 DESERET PEAK of contract documents 2014 Regular General resentatives. One mem- There will be an unop- which the judge is ap- SEWER LINE PRO- and construction admini- Election ber of the Utah House of posed retention election- pointed is located. JECT stration for the West I, Marilyn K. Gillette, Representatives for a for three (3) Supreme 5. County Grantsville City Corpora- Bench Water Pipeline Tooele County Clerk, in two (2) year term from Court Judges, provided Tooele County Com- tion is accepting state- Project - Phase 1. Expe- accordance with Utah each of the seventy-five that the incumbent(s) missioner - Two County ments of qualifications rience in this type of Code Section 20A-5-1 (75) state legislative dis- whose term is expiring Commission seats, each and proposals from work is preferred. A writ- 01 (2)(a) do hereby in- tricts. files during the filing pe- for a term of four (4) qualified engineers for ten statement of qualifi- form you that candidates D. State Board of Edu- riod. years. the design, preparation cations and fee for the are to be elected for the cation. One member for B. Court of Appeals. Commission Seat ''A'' of contract documents engineering services will following offices at the a four (4) year term from There will be an unop- Commission Seat "B" and construction admini- be accepted at the up-coming General Elec- each of the following posed retention election B. Other County Officials stration for the Deseret Grantsville City Offices, tion to be held on Tues- State School Districts: 1, for six (6) Court of Ap- as applicable for each Peak Sewer Line Pro- located at 429 East Main day, November 4, 2014. 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, and 14. peals Judges, provided county. ject. Experience in this Street, Grantsville, Utah The candidate filing pe- E. Board of Education that the incumbent(s) Tooele County Assessor type of work is preferred. 84029 until 2:00 p.m. on riod for these offices will A. Local Board of Edu- whose term is expiring Tooele County Attorney A written statement of Monday, February 14, be held from Friday, cation files during the filing pe- Tooele County Clerk/ qualifications and fee for 2014. Specifications in March 14, 2014 to Local School Boards. riod. Auditor the engineering services order to respond to this Thursday, March 20, Members of the local C. District Court. There Tooele County Re- will be accepted at the RFQ/RFP will be made 2014. school boards should be will be a retention elec- corder/ Surveyor Grantsville City Offices, available to any inter- 1. FEDERAL elected as determined tion for thirty (30) District Tooele County Sheriff located at 429 East Main ested party by contacting A. U.S. House of Rep- by individual school Court Judges in the fol- Tooele County Treasurer Street, Grantsville, Utah Sherrie Broadbent, resentatives. One Rep- boards/ districts. lowing districts, provided 6. Ballot Propositions 84029 until 3:00 p.m. on Grantsville City Finance resentative for a two (2) (1) Tooele County that the incumbent(s) As of the date of this no- Monday, February 14, Director, 429 East Main year term in each of the School Board District whose term is expiring- tice, no ballot proposition 2014. Specifications in Street, Grantsville, Utah following us. Congres- #5 (four (4) year term) files during the filing pe- has qualified for the order to respond to this 84029; telephone (435) sional Districts: which consists of the fol- riod: 2014 general election RFQ/RFP will be made 884-3411, or by email at (1) Second District. The lowing Tooele County (1) Third District. Thir- ballot. available to any inter- sbroadbent@grantsville Second Congressional election precincts: teen (13) Judges in the 7. Filing Fees ested party by contacting ut.gov. Specific ques- District consists of Bea- Grantsville 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, Third Judicial District, 2014 FILING FEES Sherrie Broadbent, tions about this work will ver, part of Davis, Gar- 5, Ibapah, Lake Point, which consists of Salt A. U.S. House of Repre- Grantsville City Finance be responded to by con- field, Iron, part of Juab, Stansbury 4, 5, 7, Wen- Lake, Summit, and sentatives $485.00 Director, 429 East Main tacting Joel Kertamus, Kane, Millard, Piute, part dover Tooele Counties. B. Attorney General Street, Grantsville, Utah Public Works Director of Salt Lake, part of San- (2) Tooele County D. Juvenile Court. $308.90 PUBLIC NOTICE 84029; telephone (435) telephone (435) 884- pete, Sevier, Tooele, School Board District There will be a retention C. Utah Senator $79.80 Call for Proposals 884-3411, or by email at 0627, or by email at Washington, and Wayne #6 (four (4) year term) electionfor nine (9) Juve- D. Utah House of Repre- The Tooele County Rec- sbroadbent@grantsville rjkertamus@qwestoffice. Counties. which consists of the fol- nile Court Judges in the sentatives $64.90 reation Special Service ut.gov. Specific ques- net. RFQ/RFPs submit- 2. STATE lowing Tooele County following districts, pro- E. State Board of Educa- District will be accepting tions about this work will ted after February 14, A. State Executive. election precincts: Erda vided that the incum- tion $65.00 new proposals for rec- be responded to by con- 2014 at 2:00 p.m. will not The following position 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, Stans- bent(s) whose term is F. Court of Record reation projects from tacting Joel Kertamus, be considered. Grants- will be electedfor a two bury 1, 2, 3, 6 expiring files during the Judge or Justice $50.00 February 6, 2014 to April Public Works Director ville City will not accept (2) year term: (3) Tooele County filing period. G. County Offices $50 + 2, 2014. Applications telephone (435) 884- any RFQ/RFP submittal (1) Attorney General. School Board District (1) Third District. Two (2) 0.00125 x term x annual must follow grant submit- 0627, or by email at by facsimile, electronic B. State Senate. One #7 (four (4) year term) Judges in the Third Judi- salary tal outline available from rjkertamus@qwestoffice. transmission or any member for a four (4) which consists of the fol- cial District, which is lo- 1)Commission Seat A & each member of the net. RFQ/RFPs submit- method other that stated year term .from each of lowing Tooele County cated in Salt Lake, Sum- B $362.16 board or Tooele County ted after Februarythursday 14, above. February Grantsville 6, 2014 City c8 the following state sen- election precincts:Tooele Dug- mit Transcrip and Tooele Counties.t-Bulle2) Assessortin $617.53* Clerk Office, Marilyn Gil- 2014 at 3:00 p.m. will not reserves the right not to ate districts: way, Grantsville 1.1, 3.1, E. Justice Court. All Jus- 3) Attorney $571.84 lette, 435-843-3148, be considered. Grants- issue a RFQ/RFP and to (1) District Seventeen 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 6, Ophir, tice Court judges shall 4) Clerk/Auditor $428.35 Tooele County Court ville City will not accept cancel or modify this so- Public Notices Public Notices (17)Public is located Notices in Box RushPublic Valley, Notices Stockton, bePublic subject Notices to an unop- 5)Public Recorder/Surveyor Notices House,Public 47 Notices South Main, anyPublic RFQ/RFP Notices submittal licitationPublic at Noticesany time if it Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Elder,Miscellaneous Cache and Tooele Terra,Miscellaneous Vernon posedMiscellaneous retention election $647.45*Miscellaneous RmMiscellaneous 318. Five copies of byMiscellaneous facsimile, electronic deems,Miscellaneous in its sole discre- Counties. 4. Judicial in the county or counties 6) Sheriff $457.17 the grant submittal transmission or any tion, such measures are SUMMONS FOR PUB- NOTICE OF ELECTION C. State House of Rep- A. Supreme Court. in which the court to 7) Treasurer $647.45* should include: name of method other that stated in Grantsville’s best in- LICATION 2014 Regular General resentatives. One mem- There will be an unop- which the judge is ap- * Indicates office term for project, location and writ- above. Grantsville City terests. It is anticipated IN THE THIRD DIS- Election ber of the Utah House of posed retention election- pointed is located. this election is 6 years ten bid of estimated reserves the right not to that the RFP/RFQs will TRICT JUVENILE I, Marilyn K. Gillette, Representatives for a for three (3) Supreme 5. County H. Justice Court Judge costs, type of construc- issue a RFQ/RFP and to be formally considered COURT IN AND FOR Tooele County Clerk, in two (2) year term from Court Judges, provided Tooele County Com- $25.00 tion or improvement and cancel or modify this so- and awarded by the City TOOELE COUNTY, accordance with Utah each of the seventy-five that the incumbent(s) missioner - Two County I. Local Board of Educa- a point of contact (with licitation at any time if it Council at a later date STATE OF UTAH Code Section 20A-5-1 (75) state legislative dis- whose term is expiring Commission seats, each tion $50.00 contacts name and ad- deems, in its sole discre- which will be posted on Case No. 1091544 01 (2)(a) do hereby in- tricts. files during the filing pe- for a term of four (4) The Declaration of Can- dress and telephone tion, such measures are the City Council's STATE OF UTAH, in form you that candidates D. State Board of Edu- riod. years. didacy filing period for number). Furthermore, in Grantsville’s best in- agenda. A pre-bid meet- the interest of R.A. are to be elected for the cation. One member for B. Court of Appeals. Commission Seat ''A'' these offices begins on projects which are ac- terests. It is anticipated ing will be held on Fri- 09/06/2001 Child(ren) following offices at the a four (4) year term from There will be an unop- Commission Seat "B" Friday, March 14, 2014 cepted must be com- that the RFP/RFQs will day, February 7, 2014 at under 18 years of age. up-coming General Elec- each of the following posed retention election B. Other County Officials and ends at 5:00 p.m., pleted by November 30, be formally considered 9:00 a.m. at Grantsville TO: ANGELA AL- tion to be held on Tues- State School Districts: 1, for six (6) Court of Ap- as applicable for each on Thursday, March 20, 2014 or the applicant and awarded by the City City Library in the Large VARADO, Mother. day, November 4, 2014. 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, and 14. peals Judges, provided county. 2014. The Tooele may stand to lose their Council at a later date Conference Room. A Pre-Trial/ Trial con- The candidate filing pe- E. Board of Education that the incumbent(s) Tooele County Assessor County Clerk's Office, 47 funding. The Special which will be posted on Dated this 31st day of cerning the above riod for these offices will A. Local Board of Edu- whose term is expiring Tooele County Attorney So. Main, Suite #318 will Recreation District Board the City Council's January, 2014. named child is pending be held from Friday, cation files during the filing pe- Tooele County Clerk/ be open for filing Friday, of Officers must approve agenda. A pre-bid meet- Sherrie Broadbent in this Court and an ad- March 14, 2014 to Local School Boards. riod. Auditor March 14, 2014 from any deviation from this ing will be held on Fri- City Finance Director judication will be made Thursday, March 20, Members of the local C. District Court. There Tooele County Re- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. process. Send all pro- day, February 7, 2014 at (Published in the Tran- which may include per- 2014. school boards should be will be a retention elec- corder/ Surveyor and their regular hours posals to: TOOELE 10:00 a.m. at Grantsville script Bulletin February manent termination of 1. FEDERAL elected as determined tion for thirty (30) District Tooele County Sheriff from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 COUNTY RECREATION City Library in the Large 4, 6 & 11, 2014) your parental rights. A. U.S. House of Rep- by individual school Court Judges in the fol- Tooele County Treasurer p.m. Monday thru Thurs- SPECIAL SERVICE Conference Room. SUMMONS You are hereby sum- resentatives. One Rep- boards/ districts. lowing districts, provided 6. Ballot Propositions day. Filing ends Thurs- DISTRICT, 47 South Dated this 31st day of Case No. CIV-13-0919- moned to appear before resentative for a two (2) (1) Tooele County that the incumbent(s) As of the date of this no- day, March 20th at 5:00 Main, Tooele, Utah January, 2014. 901 this Court in said county year term in each of the School Board District whose term is expiring- tice, no ballot proposition p.m. 84074. For any addi- Sherrie Broadbent CONFEDERATED on Thursday, February following us. Congres- #5 (four (4) year term) files during the filing pe- has qualified for the DATED: February 4, tional information con- City Finance Director TRIBES OF THE 27, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. sional Districts: which consists of the fol- riod: 2014 general election 2014 . tact: Kent Baker (Published in the Tran- GOSHUTE RESERVA- in the courtroom of this (1) Second District. The lowing Tooele County (1) Third District. Thir- ballot. Marilyn K. Gillette 435-840-0549; Kip Por- script Bulletin February TION, Plaintiff v. JAN- court located at 74 South Second Congressional election precincts: teen (13) Judges in the 7. Filing Fees Tooele County Clerk ter 435-830-1154; Scott 4, 6 & 11, 2014) Main Street, 2nd Floor, District consists of Bea- Grantsville 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, Third Judicial District, 2014 FILING FEES (Published in the Tran- Campbell 801-821-6446; SEN BUD CHRISTIAN, Tooele, Utah. Your fail- ver, part of Davis, Gar- 5, Ibapah, Lake Point, which consists of Salt A. U.S. House of Repre- script Bulletin February Bill Dixon 435-840-1290; an individual, Defen- REQUEST FOR PRO- ure to appear may result field, Iron, part of Juab, Stansbury 4, 5, 7, Wen- Lake, Summit, and sentatives $485.00 6, 2014) Mark McKendrick dant. POSALS FOR ENGI- in a default judgment Kane, Millard, Piute, part dover Tooele Counties. B. Attorney General 435-241-0065. THE CONFEDERATED NEERING SERVICES and the termination of of Salt Lake, part of San- (2) Tooele County D. Juvenile Court. $308.90 Kent Baker TRIBES OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE FOR GRANTSVILLE your parental rights. pete, Sevier, Tooele, School Board District There will be a retention C. Utah Senator $79.80 Treasurer GOSHUTE RESERVA- Call for Proposals CITY CORPORATION DATED THIS 15th day Washington, and Wayne #6 (four (4) year term) electionfor nine (9) Juve- D. Utah House of Repre- (Published in the Tran- TION TO THE ABOVE The Tooele County Rec- 2014 WEST BENCH of January, 2014. Counties. which consists of the fol- nile Court Judges in the sentatives $64.90 script Bulletin February NAMED DEFENDANT: reation Special Service WATER PIPELINE LYNN J. CLARK 2. STATE lowing Tooele County following districts, pro- E. State Board of Educa- 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27, You are hereby sum- District will be accepting PROJECT - PHASE 1 Assistant Attorney A. State Executive. election precincts: Erda vided that the incum- tion $65.00 March 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, moned and required to new proposals for rec- PROJECT General The following position 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, Stans- bent(s) whose term is F. Court of Record 25 & 27, 2014) file an answer in writing reation projects from Grantsville City Corpora- (801)366-0250 will be electedfor a two bury 1, 2, 3, 6 expiring files during the Judge or Justice $50.00 to the on file Civil Com- February 6, 2014 to April tion is accepting state- (Published in the Tran- (2) year term: (3) Tooele County filing period. G. County Offices $50 + REQUEST FOR PRO- plaint with the clerk of 2, 2014. Applications ments of qualifications script Bulletin January (1) Attorney General. School Board District (1) Third District. Two (2) 0.00125 x term x annual POSALS FOR ENGI- the Tribal Court for the must follow grant submit- and proposals from 16, 23, 30 & February 6, B. State Senate. One #7 (four (4) year term) Judges in the Third Judi- salary NEERING SERVICES Confederated Tribes of tal outline available from qualified engineers for 2014) member for a four (4) which consists of the fol- cial District, which is lo- 1)Commission Seat A & FOR GRANTSVILLE the Goshute Reserva- each member of the the design, preparation year term .from each of lowing Tooele County cated in Salt Lake, Sum- B $362.16 CITY CORPORATION tion, HC 61 P.O. Box board or Tooele County of contract documents the following state sen- election precincts: Dug- mit and Tooele Counties. 2) Assessor $617.53* 2014 DESERET PEAK 6104 Ibapah, Utah SELLING YOUR Clerk Office, Marilyn Gil- and construction admini- ate districts: way, Grantsville 1.1, 3.1, E. Justice Court. All Jus- 3) Attorney $571.84 SEWER LINE PRO- 84034, and to serve HOME? Advertise it in lette, 435-843-3148, stration for the West (1) District Seventeen 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 6, Ophir, tice Court judges shall 4) Clerk/Auditor $428.35 JECT upon or mail a copy of the classifieds. Call Tooele County Court Bench Water Pipeline (17) is located in Box Rush Valley, Stockton, be subject to an unop- 5) Recorder/Surveyor Grantsville City Corpora- your answer to the attor- 882-0050 or visit House, 47 South Main, Project - Phase 1. Expe- Elder, Cache and Tooele Terra, Vernon posed retention election $647.45* tion is accepting state- ney for the Plaintiff, www.tooeletran Rm 318. Five copies of rience in this type of Counties. 4. Judicial in the county or counties 6) Sheriff $457.17 ments of qualifications Heather Carter- Jenkins script.com the grant submittal work is preferred. A writ- C. State House of Rep- A. Supreme Court. in which the court to 7) Treasurer $647.45* and proposals from of JENKINS LAW OF- should include: name of ten statement of qualifi- resentatives. One mem- There will be an unop- which the judge is ap- * Indicates office term for qualified engineers for FICE P.C. at 9980 South project, location and writ- cations and fee for the ber of the Utah House of posed retention election- pointed is located. this election is 6 years the design, preparation 300 West, Suite 200, ten bid of estimated engineering services will Representatives for a for three (3) Supreme 5. County H. Justice Court Judge of contract documents Sandy, Utah 84070 costs, type of construc- be accepted at the two (2) year term from Court Judges, provided Tooele County Com- $25.00 and construction admini- within 20 days if you are tion or improvement and Grantsville City Offices, each of the seventy-five that the incumbent(s) missioner - Two County I. Local Board of Educa- stration for the Deseret served within the a point of contact (with located at 429 East Main (75) state legislative dis- whose term is expiring Commission seats, each tion $50.00 Peak Sewer Line Pro- boundaries of the Con- contacts name and ad- Street, Grantsville, Utah tricts. files during the filing pe- for a term of four (4) The Declaration of Can- ject. Experience in this federated Tribes of the dress and telephone 84029 until 2:00 p.m. on D. State Board of Edu- riod. years. didacy filing period for type of work is preferred. Goshute Reservation, or number). Furthermore, Monday, February 14, cation. One member for B. Court of Appeals. Commission Seat ''A'' these offices begins on A written statement of within 30 days if you are projects which are ac- 2014. Specifications in a four (4) year term from There will be an unop- Commission Seat "B" Friday, March 14, 2014 qualifications and fee for served outside the cepted must be com- order to respond to this each of the following posed retention election B. Other County Officials and ends at 5:00 p.m., the engineering services boundaries of the Con- pleted by November 30, RFQ/RFP will be made State School Districts: 1, for six (6) Court of Ap- as applicable for each on Thursday, March 20, will be accepted at the federated Tribes of the 2014 or the applicant available to any inter- 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, and 14. peals Judges, provided county. 2014. The Tooele Grantsville City Offices, Goshute Reservation, af- may stand to lose their ested party by contacting E. Board of Education that the incumbent(s) Tooele County Assessor County Clerk's Office, 47 located at 429 East Main ter service of this Sum- funding. The Special Sherrie Broadbent, A. Local Board of Edu- whose term is expiring Tooele County Attorney So. Main, Suite #318 will Street, Grantsville, Utah mons upon you. If you Recreation District Board Grantsville City Finance cation files during the filing pe- Tooele County Clerk/ be open for filing Friday, 84029 until 3:00 p.m. on fail to do so, judgment by of Officers must approve Director, 429 East Main Local School Boards. riod. Auditor March 14, 2014 from Monday, February 14, default will be taken any deviation from this Street, Grantsville, Utah Members of the local C. District Court. There Tooele County Re- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2014. Specifications in against you for the relief process. Send all pro- 84029; telephone (435) school boards should be will be a retention elec- corder/ Surveyor and their regular hours order to respond to this demanded in the Civil posals to: TOOELE 884-3411, or by email at elected as determined tion for thirty (30) District Tooele County Sheriff from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 RFQ/RFP will be made Complaint, which has COUNTY RECREATION sbroadbent@grantsville by individual school Court Judges in the fol- Tooele County Treasurer p.m. Monday thru Thurs- available to any inter- been filed with the clerk SPECIAL SERVICE ut.gov. Specific ques- boards/ districts. lowing districts, provided 6. Ballot Propositions day. Filing ends Thurs- ested party by contacting of the court and a copy BROKER Carol Autry Miranda Brodston Jim Busico Jim Contos Cindy Coombs Rachel Cowan Patty Deakin John GollaherDISTRICT,Jeannine 47 Johnson South tions about this work will (1) Tooele County that the incumbent(s) As of the date of this no- day, March 20th at 5:00 Sherrie Broadbent, of which is attached and Jennifer Jones Main, Tooele, Utah be responded to by con- 801-520-6680School435-830-3319 Board District435-840-1494whose term801-644-5801 is expiring- tice,435-830-7023 no ballot proposition435-830-7637p.m. 801-651-1100 435-830-7717 435-830-6369 Grantsville City Finance served upon you. READ 435-830-2088 Se Katvlno Elleka 84074. For any addi- tacting Joel Kertamus, #5 (four (4) year term) files during the filing pe- has qualified for the DATED: February 4, Director, 429 East Main THESE PAPERS CARE- tional information con- Public Works Director which consists of the fol- riod: 2014 general election 2014 . Street, Grantsville, Utah FULLY. These papers tact: Kent Baker telephone (435) 884- lowing Tooele County (1) Third District. Thir- ballot. Marilyn K. Gillette 84029; telephone (435) mean that sued for civil 435-840-0549; Kip Por- 0627, or by email at election precincts: teen (13) Judges in the 7. Filing Fees Tooele County Clerk 884-3411, or by email at trespass. ter 435-830-1154; Scott rjkertamus@qwestoffice. Grantsville 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, Third Judicial District, 2014 FILING FEES (Published in the Tran- sbroadbent@grantsville Pursuant to Federal Campbell 801-821-6446; net. RFQ/RFPs submit- 5, Ibapah, Lake Point, which consists of Salt A. U.S. House of Repre- script Bulletin February ut.gov. Specific ques- Rules of Civil Procedure Bill Dixon 435-840-1290; ted after February 14, Stansbury 4, 5, 7, Wen- Lake, Summit, and sentatives $485.00 6, 2014) tions about this work will 4(n), this Court also as- Mark McKendrick 2014 at 2:00 p.m. will not dover Tooele Counties. B. Attorney General be responded to by con- serts jurisdiction over the 435-241-0065. be considered. Grants- (2) Tooele County D. Juvenile Court. $308.90 tacting Joel Kertamus, Defendant's property, Kent Baker ville City will not accept School Board District There will be a retention C. Utah Senator $79.80 Public Works Director described in Exhibit A Treasurer any RFQ/RFP submittal #6 (four (4) year term) electionfor nine (9) Juve- D. Utah House of Repre- telephone (435) 884- and notice is hereby (Published in the Tran- 0627, or by email at by facsimile, electronic given as part of this no- which consists of the fol- nile Court Judges in the sentatives $64.90 Jack Walters Bart Powell Mark Martinez Brett McConnell Debbie Millward Sherri Nelson Vicki Powell Linda Theetge Christina Vowles script Bulletin February transmission or any lowing Tooele County following districts, pro- E. State Board of Educa- rjkertamus@qwestoffice. tice. 435-830-0655 801-400-3210 435-830-4716 435-840-1567 435-830-6010 801-544-9118 435-496-3820 435-840-3010 6, 435-830-651811, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27, method other that stated election precincts: Erda vided that the incum- tion $65.00 net. RFQ/RFPs submit- DATED this 30th day of March 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, above. Grantsville City 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, Stans- bent(s) whose term is F. Court of Record ted after February 14, September 2013. 25 & 27, 2014) reserves the right not to bury 1, 2, 3, 6 expiring files during the Judge or Justice $50.00 2014 at 3:00 p.m. will not Heather Carter-Jenkins issue a RFQ/RFP and to (3) Tooele County filing period. G. County Offices $50 + be considered. Grants- Tribal Prosecutor cancel or modify this so- NewSchool BoardListing District (1) Third District. Two (2) 0.00125 x termNew x annual Listing ville City will not accept (Published in the Tran- licitation at any time if it #7 (four (4) year term) Judges in the Third Judi- salary any RFQ/RFP submittal script Bulletin January deems, in its sole discre- which consists of the fol- cial District, which is lo- 1)Commission Seat A & by facsimile, electronic 30, February 6 & 13, 5584 N. Gentle Breeze Ct., Stansbury 534 S. 425 W., Tooele tion, such measures are lowing Tooele County cated in Salt Lake, Sum- B $362.16 transmission or any 2014) in Grantsville’s best in- election precincts: Dug- mit and Tooele Counties. 2) Assessor $617.53* method other that stated terests. It is anticipated way, Grantsville 1.1, 3.1, E. Justice Court. All Jus- 3) Attorney $571.84 above. Grantsville City that the RFP/RFQs will $ 524,999 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 6, Ophir, tice Court judges shall 4) Clerk/Auditor$ 186,999 $428.35 reserves the right not to be formally considered Rush Valley, Stockton, be subject to an unop- 5) Recorder/Surveyor issue a RFQ/RFP and to and awarded by the City Terra, Vernon posed retention election $647.45* cancel or modify this so- Council at a later date 6 bedrooms 4. Judicial in the county or counties 6) Sheriff 4 bedrooms $457.17 licitation at any time if it which will be posted on 4 bathrooms A. Supreme Court. in which the court to 7) Treasurer3 bathrooms $647.45* deems, in its sole discre- the City Council's 4 car garage There will be an unop- which the judge is ap- * Indicates2 car officegarage term for tion, such measures are agenda. A pre-bid meet- posed retention election- pointed is located. this election is 6 years in Grantsville’s best in- ing will be held on Fri- for three (3) Supreme 5. County H. Justice Court Judge terests. It is anticipated day, February 7, 2014 at Court Judges, provided Tooele County Com- $25.00 that the RFP/RFQs will Stunning Custom Home - Cherry Knotty Alder Dark Wood & Trim - Plantation 9:00 a.m. at Grantsville that the incumbent(s) missioner - Two County I. Local Board of HugeEduca- Rambler That Has Been Upgraded - Corner Lot - Granite - Tile be formally considered Shutters - Travertine and Hardwood Flooring - Granite Throughout - Custom City Library in the Large Oversize, Overwhose length term4 Car Garage is expiring - Custom LandscapeCommission with Water seats, Feature each tion $50.00 - New Furnace - Central Air - Central Vac - Alumalock Roof - Fenced and awarded by the City Backyard - 2nd Kitchen in Basement - Must See! Conference Room. - Must See!files during the filing pe- for a term of four (4) The Declaration of Can- Council at a later date Dated this 31st day of riod. years. didacy filing period for which will be posted on January, 2014. JackB. CourtWalters of 435-840-3010 Appeals. Commission #1208682 Seat ''A'' these offices begins Jack on Walters 435-840-3010 #1208715 the City Council's MONEY SherrieSAVING Broadbent Coupons There will be an unop- Commission Seat "B" Friday, March 14, 2014 agenda. A pre-bid meet- City Finance Director posed retention election B. Other County Officials and ends at 5:00 p.m., ing will be held on Fri- (Published in the Tran- for six (6) Court of Ap- as applicable for each on Thursday, March 20, day, February 7, 2014 at in Tuesday’sscript Bulletin February Paper peals Judges, provided county. 2014. The Tooele 10:00 a.m. at Grantsville New Listing New Listing 4, 6 & 11, 2014) that the incumbent(s) Tooele County Assessor County Clerk's Office, 47 City Library in the Large whose term is expiring Tooele County Attorney So. Main, Suite #318 will Conference Room. 804 Valleyfiles during View the filingDrive, pe- TooeleTooele County Clerk/ be open for filing Friday, 260 N. Fifth St., Tooele Dated this 31st day of riod. Auditor March 14, 2014 from January, 2014. C. District Court. There Tooele County Re- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sherrie Broadbent $ 139,900 will be a retention elec- corder/ Surveyor and$ their 74,900 regular hours City Finance Director tion for thirty (30) District Tooele County Sheriff from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 (Published in the Tran- Court Judges in the fol- Tooele County Treasurer p.m. Monday thru Thurs- script Bulletin February 4, 6 & 11, 2014) 2 bedrooms lowing districts, provided 6. Ballot Propositions day. Filing 2 bedrooms ends Thurs- 1 bathroom that the incumbent(s) As of the date of this no- day, March1 bathroom 20th at 5:00 2 car garage whose term is expiring- tice, no ballot proposition p.m. 1 car garage files during the filing pe- has qualified for the DATED: February 4, riod: 2014 general election 2014 . (1) Third District. Thir- ballot. Marilyn K. Gillette Great Starterteen Home (13) in QuietJudges Neighborhood in the - Room7. Filing to Grow Fees in Unfi nished Tooele County Clerk One of a Kind Starter Home - All Tile Kitchen - Semi Formal Dining - Separate 270 Sq. Ft Bungalow Currently being used as a Large Bedroom, Could be Den, Computer BasementThird - Hard Wood Judicial Flooring District,in Kitchen, Livingroom2014 FILING and Hallway FEES (Published in theRoom, Tran- Exercise Room or Recreation Room - Nice Deck Overlooking Fish Pond and which consists of Salt A. U.S. House of Repre- script Bulletin FebruaryWaterfall - Newer Stove, Furnace, Water Heater - Fridge and Gazebo are Negotiable Lake, Summit, and sentatives $485.00 6, 2014) JimTooele Contos Counties. 801-644-5801#1207705B. Attorney General Jim Busico 435-840-1494 #1163831 D. Juvenile Court. $308.90 There will be a retention C. Utah Senator $79.80 electionfor nine (9) PRICE Juve- D. UtahREDUCED House of Repre- PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED nile Court Judges in the sentatives $64.90 following districts, pro- E. State Board of Educa- vided that the incum- tion $65.00 bent(s) whose term is F. Court of Record expiring files during the Judge or Justice $50.00 123 Val Vista Dr., Tooele filing$ 339,900 period. 6537 N. Sky HeightsG. County Court, Stansbury Offices $ 239,999 $50 + 858 N. 200 West, Tooele $ 189,900 492 E. 1420 N., Tooele $ 187,000 5 bdrms, 3 bths, 2 car grg., This home, from it’s waterfall 5 bdrms, 2 bths, 2 car grg., Beautiful & Hardwood Flooring - 3 bdrms, 2.5 bths, 2 car grg., This majestic home has over 5 bdrms, 2 bths, 2 car grg., Upgraded Tri Level with New in the front, to the best views that are unmatched(1) Third anywhere District. New Two Paint - New(2) Carpet0.00125 - Corian Countertops x term in Kitchen.x annual Family 2,000 fi nished square feet, open & airy fl oorplan, main 2 Tone Paint - Huge RV Parking - Rear Access - Terraced in the valley! Formal living room, formal dining room, pillars, Room in Basement & Large Bedrooms - Nice Fenced Backyard fl oor laundry, Huge yard with completely fenced back yard, Front Yard Landscape - Custom Shed - Backyard with 100 family room, granite countertops, new appliancesJudges and in every the Third- Cul de SacJudi- Frontagesalary - Close to Schools and Golf Course - Bay loft upstairs gives extra space for just about anything. AMP/220V Service - 200 AMP Power Service & Wired 220V detail in every corner have been thought of. Box Windows in Living Room and Master Bedroom in Garage cial District, which is lo- 1)Commission Seat A & Vicki Powell 435-830-6010 #1205550 Sherri Nelson 435-840-5167 #1194803cated in Salt Lake, Sum- Jack WaltersB $362.16 435-840-3010 #1206302 Jack Walters 435-840-3010 #1198153 mit and Tooele Counties. 2) Assessor $617.53* E. Justice Court. All Jus- 3) Attorney $571.84 tice Court judges shall 4) Clerk/Auditor $428.35 be subject to an unop- 5) Recorder/Surveyor posed retention election $647.45* in the county or counties 6) Sheriff $457.17 Subscribe Today! in which the court to 7) Treasurer $647.45* 58 N. Main Street • (435) 882-0050 586 E. 670 No., Tooele $ 164,900which the judge is ap- 428 S.* 980Indicates W., Tooele $ 144,500office term for 275 N. 630 E., Tooele $ 136,000 179 Greenpines Ave., Tooele $ 55,000 6 bdrms, 2.5 bths, 2 car grg., Open Kitchen to Living 3 bdrms, 1.5 bths, 2 car grg., Well kept cozy home in great 4 bdrm, 2 bth, 1 car grg., Great Deal, Good Neighborhood 4 bdrms, 2 bths, Large rooms with vaulted ceilings. Easy Room - Laundry Right by Garage Entrancepointed - RV Parking is located. friendly neighborhood.this Glass election top table andis 6 chairs years included access to shopping, restaurants and Salt Lake. Beautiful - Full Landscaping and Full Auto Sprinklers - Expanded with purchase for you to enjoy. Fireplace, newer central air - Open and Airy Floor Plan - Fully Fenced Backwayd - mountain views. Comfortable living at it’s best. Square Patio - Cold Storage Shelves in Garage5. County with lower family roomH. . Large Justice utility room Court with half Judge bath. A Basement 50% Finished footage fi gures are provided as a courtesy estimate only. Tooele Countyvery liveable Com- home. $25.00 TOOELE Rachel Cowan 435-830-7637 #1196479 Jeannine Johnson 435-830-6369 #1187284 Vicki Powell 435-830-6010 #1114345 Linda Theetge 801-554-9118 #1202512 TRANSCRIPT missioner - Two County I. Local Board of Educa- For Commissionadditional seats, properties, each tion $50.00 please check our website at www.utahhomes.com for a term of four (4) The Declaration of Can- BULLETIN years. didacy filing period for Commission Seat ''A'' these offices begins on Commission Seat "B" Friday, March 14, 2014 B. Other County Officials and ends at 5:00 p.m., as applicable for each on Thursday, March 20, county. 2014. The Tooele Tooele County Assessor County Clerk's Office, 47 Tooele County Attorney So. Main, Suite #318 will Tooele County Clerk/ be open for filing Friday, Auditor March 14, 2014 from Tooele County Re- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. corder/ Surveyor and their regular hours Tooele County Sheriff from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 Tooele County Treasurer p.m. Monday thru Thurs- 6. Ballot Propositions day. Filing ends Thurs- As of the date of this no- day, March 20th at 5:00 tice, no ballot proposition p.m. has qualified for the DATED: February 4, 2014 general election 2014 . ballot. Marilyn K. Gillette 7. Filing Fees Tooele County Clerk 2014 FILING FEES (Published in the Tran- A. U.S. House of Repre- script Bulletin February sentatives $485.00 6, 2014) B. Attorney General $308.90 C. Utah Senator $79.80 D. Utah House of Repre- sentatives $64.90 E. State Board of Educa- tion $65.00 F. Court of Record Judge or Justice $50.00 G. County Offices $50 + 0.00125 x term x annual salary 1)Commission Seat A & B $362.16 2) Assessor $617.53* 3) Attorney $571.84 4) Clerk/Auditor $428.35 5) Recorder/Surveyor $647.45* 6) Sheriff $457.17 7) Treasurer $647.45* * Indicates office term for this election is 6 years H. Justice Court Judge $25.00 I. Local Board of Educa- tion $50.00 The Declaration of Can- didacy filing period for these offices begins on Friday, March 14, 2014 and ends at 5:00 p.m., on Thursday, March 20, 2014. The Tooele County Clerk's Office, 47 So. Main, Suite #318 will be open for filing Friday, March 14, 2014 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and their regular hours from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Thurs- day. Filing ends Thurs- day, March 20th at 5:00 p.m. DATED: February 4, 2014 . Marilyn K. Gillette Tooele County Clerk (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February 6, 2014)