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Tate Mortuary celebrates 75 years of service See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY May 21, 2015 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 121 No. 102 $1.00 Exhumed body may be linked to missing man from Colorado

by Steve Howe STAFF WRITER

When Tooele County Sheriff’s Lt. Travis Scharmann attended a conference on cold cases a few years ago, he was reminded of a 35-year-old unsolved homicide near Wendover. A young man, in his late teens or mid-twenties, had been found near a sanitary landfill with two gunshot wounds to the head. Scharmann submitted the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO details of the case to the National Grantsville High School Salutatorian Autumn Dzierzon shakes hands with Don Wayne Nelson after receiving her diploma on stage last night at the commencment Missing and Unidentified Persons ceremony. Nelson delivered the keynote address to graduating seniors. System, or NamUs. About eight months ago, dis- cussions between NamUs, the David Stack state medical examiner’s office Grantsville sends off 157 graduates and the sheriff’s office revealed a Broomfield, Colorado. The 18 possible match with the uniden- year old planned to hitchhike tified homicide victim. to California, with likely stops at by Tavin Stucki members. On June 1, 1976, David SPORTS EDITOR Angel Cloward, the class his- Stack left his family home in SEE BODY PAGE A4 ➤ torian for this year’s graduat- Another year at Grantsville ing class, recounted a full year’s High School ended Wednesday worth of activities, including ath- night as 157 seniors crossed the letic achievements and memo- school’s gymnasium stage to ries made through the years as receive their diplomas. she helped the Class of 2015 Principal Mark Ernst present- reflect on a lifetime of camara- PRC panel: Prisons ed the 2015 graduating class to derie. a gymnasium full of families, “Our history will influ- friends and the Utah Board of ence our future decisions and Education. paths,” she said. “I hope every- are good neighbors “On behalf of the faculty and one will remember their time at staff of Grantsville High School,” Grantsville High School as much prisons are low profile and high he said, “I hereby declare that as I will.” by Tim Gillie tech. these candidates have met all Autumn Dzierzon spoke as STAFF WRITER • The new prison will have the requirements for graduation the class’s salutatorian. She said same number of beds as the old from the state of Utah and the choices this year’s graduates The first of three Utah State one, and the new prison will have Grantsville High School.” make in the future will impact Prison relocation open houses for programs to help keep prisoners The event featured several the rest of their lives and com- the public was held Wednesday from coming back. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO speakers, including those in stu- mended her classmates for their night in Salt Lake City and here • Members of the Prison Grantsville Class of 2015 graduate Lorenzo Silva shakes hands with dent government, administra- is a summary of what attendees Relocation Commission who try Principal Mark Ernst at last night’s ceremony. tion and long-time community SEE GRADUATES PAGE A9 ➤ were told by a panel: to use their position for profit • Prisons don’t lower property may get a chance to see the pris- values or increase crime, and on from the inside. inmates’ families don’t relocate That’s some of what the state’s to prison communities. Prison Relocation Commission’s • Prisoners haven’t escaped panel of experts told nearly 200 Memorial Day events ready for Monday from the state prison in over 20 citizens who attended the PRC’s years, and prisons don’t scare question and answer panel by Steve Howe Veterans Memorial Park, locat- Both the Tooele and able through Friday and is $25. businesses away. discussion at the Utah State STAFF WRITER ed on the corner of Vine and Grantsville events are free and The run begins at 7 a.m. and • New infrastructure for a pris- Fairgrounds. Main streets. The service begins open to the public. starts outside the Grantsville on, paid by the state, will attract But the panel’s answers didn’t Tooele County’s annual at 11 a.m. on Monday. The Clark Historic Farm will City Fire Station. new business. sway No Prison in Tooele County Memorial Day activities will Also on Monday, the host its Historic Grantsville There will also be a flapjack • Property tax payments won’t co-founder Jewel Allen. return again as residents take Grantsville City Memorial Day 5K on Memorial Day as well. go down and sales tax collections “I think they covered things time to remember the county’s service and flag raising will be Runners and walkers compet- breakfast held at the farm from will go up. with a broad brush stroke and servicemen and servicewomen. held at the heart of the city ing in the event will pass more 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Every plate of • Old prisons have tall towers Tooele City will host its cemetery and will begin at 8 than 40 historic sites in the city. pancakes will cost $4. and bright lights, and modern SEE PRC PAGE A3 ➤ Memorial Day service at a.m. Online registration is avail- [email protected]

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE Stockton looks to addUV INDEX veterans memorial The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 6:07 a.m. 8:45 p.m. Saturday 6:06 a.m. 8:46 p.m. by Steve Howe location wasn’t suitable due to con- erans Terry Edwards, Jack Hollien, Sunday 6:06 a.m. 8:47 p.m. Monday 6:05 a.m. 8:48 p.m. STAFF WRITER cerns about parking. Kent Baker, George Anderson, John Tuesday 6:04 a.m. 8:48 p.m. The park will instead be moved Rydalch, Steve Bevan, Ken Edwards, Wednesday 6:04 a.m. 8:49 p.m. This time next year, Stockton to the F town’s Sa Su north M entrance Tu W at Th the John Sandstorm and Nando Mali. Thursday 6:03 a.m. 8:50 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set Mayor Mark Whitney hopes the town cornernumber, of the greater SR-36 the need and for eye Kingsand skin Way. Ken Edwards said the grant from Friday 10:27 a.m. 12:01 a.m. will prepare for its Memorial Day Whitneyprotection. said0-2 Low; the 3-5 Moderate; property 6-7 High; is 8-10 larger the county will go toward installing Saturday 11:25 a.m. 12:42 a.m. ceremony in a new veterans memo- thanVery the High; donated 11+ Extreme lot, which will be flagpoles on the designated property, Sunday 12:21 p.m. 1:18 a.m. Monday 1:18 p.m. 1:50 a.m. rial park. returned, andALMANAC has room for the park including one for each branch of the Tuesday 2:14 p.m. 2:21 a.m. Some sun withA committee of veterans was to expand.Statistics for the week ending May 20. U.S. military: Army, Air Force, Navy, A thunderstorm in Variable clouds with a A stray morning Wednesday 3:09 p.m. 2:50 a.m. Rather cloudy Partly sunny and cool a t-storm in the Mostly cloudy Temperatures Thursday 4:06 p.m. 3:19 a.m. spots in the afternoon shower or t-storm formed last year to locate,t-storm, design then t-storms Gathering funds for the park will Marines and Coast Guard. Another afternoonand fund a park space for veter- be theHigh/Low most past difficultweek piece to 71/38 make flag will be flown for prisoners of war First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 73/49 62 50 60 44 66 52 68 52 71 54ans and the74 town’s53 founders.68 At the55 the parkAverage temp happen, past week Whitney said. 53.6 So and those missing in action. Stockton Town Council meeting on far theNormal committee average temp past has week received 60.7 a Edwards and Whitney both said TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERMay 14, the location for the new park $1,000Daily donation Temperatures from a MooseHigh Lodge Low they expect the flags could go up on May 25 June 2 June 9 June 16 Shown is Friday’s weather. Temperatures are Friday’s was finalized. golf tournament and a $5,000 grant the property as soon as this summer. Forecasts and graphics provided by TTB FILE PHOTO highs and Friday night’s In 2006, Stockton resident Rulon from Tooele County. Landscaping will be completed by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 lows. Aufdemorte donated a lot for the The committee tasked with ensur- Stockton officials hope to build a new veterans memorial park in the community by next year. Pictured are park. The council determined the ing the park happens includes vet- SEE STOCKTON PAGE A9 ➤ Dean Adams, George Brereton and Bill McCracken from last year’s Memorial Day event at the Tooele Veterans UTAH WEATHER Memorial Square. Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 61/44 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 67/52 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Thursday CLASSIFIEDS C4 63/46 67/52 67/52 66/50 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Stansbury High Field trip 63/50 Erda 66/51 claims third highlights OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 63/51 Pine Canyon Friday Salt Lake City 66/44 67/50 59/45 KID SCOOP B8 Tooele 64/50 Bauer Good Transcript Cup homegrown 62/50 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 66/50 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 62/50 post-secondary 67/44 See A10 65/49 See Stockton PollenSaturday Index education Price complete 66/50 62/42 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley See A2 66/46 64/48 Ophir Moderate on A9 61/48 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 65/50 63/42 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 86/48 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 65/51 66/42 Moab 62/46 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 76/51 Beaver 77/46 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 62/41 Ibapah 63/48 24-hour 64/45 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.94 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 59/41 70/45 at Grantsville 1.62 +0.01 72/51 Kanab 65/40 Eureka 60/47 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4192.43 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015 Area junior high students travel the ‘education corridor’

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Eighth grade students in Tooele Valley went to college during the last two weeks of school. Clarke N. Johnsen, Grantsville, and Tooele Junior High schools sent their eighth grade students to Tooele City’s education corridor for one day on either May 13,19 or 20. Called “Education Corridor Days,” the event allowed students the chance to experience COURTESY OF CHRISTOPHER BARLOW local educational opportunities Eight senior stand during their graduation ceremony at Dugway High School. In the front row, Bonnie Kruse, John Catalla, at Tooele Applied Technology Garrett Thackerary and Adam Adamson. In the back row, Mariah Cole, Courtney Hardy, McKenzie McCollin and Oscar College, Utah State University Valdiviezo. Tooele Regional Campus, and the Tooele County School District’s Community Learning Center. The students toured each facil- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Dugway graduates 8 seniors ity, participating in some hands- Utah State Associate Professor Bob Mueller explains the plan of attack in a dem- on experiences. onstration at the University’s Tooele location. Grantsville Junior High students by Emma Penrod would no longer revolve around J. Adamson, John Severus “Studies show that if you get Tommy Ha, Vivienne Mathews and JenaV Hunt take the front row of the phalanx STAFF WRITER school, Nielson said. But it could Tagulinao Catalla, Mariah a student on campus and into a formation during the demo which was part of Corridor Day. also be the last time many of Rebeka Cole, Courtney Dale building they are more likely to Dugway High School saw them would set foot at Dugway Hardy, Bonnie Faith Kruse, enroll in higher education,” said said Donna Dillingham-Evans, that makes them think a little eight graduates transition for some time, she said. McKenzie Elizabeth McCollin, Julie Hartley-Moore, USU Tooele dean of USU Tooele Regional about their future and to go home into adulthood at the school’s Kruse, the class valedictorian, Garrett Jones Thackerary and Regional Campus director. Campus. excited and share possibilities Wednesday evening graduation said the school’s small size gave Oscar Arnulfo Valdiveiezo At USU, students participated At TATC, industrial mainte- with parents and friends.” ceremony. each student the opportunity to Balderrama. in a mock battle between Sparta nance instructor Don Bryant At the CLC, programming The ceremony, which hon- participate and find a place at [email protected] and Athens. introduced the students to 17th computer games and apps were a ored the smallest graduating the school. Nielson said Kruse Armed with foam swords and century scientist Blaise Pascal. popular stop on the tour. class in the county this year, spoke of the class’s desire to plastic trash can lids for shields, The students put Pascal’s prin- Other careers explored at the featured addresses by Principal see each member succeed, and they formed a tight phalanx and ciple to work and used hydraulics CLC included information tech- Robin Nielson, valedictorian also paid special thanks to the pressed forward. to crush cans with their little fin- nology, health careers, cosmetol- Bonnie Faith Kruse, salutato- school’s guidance counselor for Associate history professor Bob ger. They also created 20 tons of ogy, culinary arts, criminal justice, rian John Catalla, and David helping the class make sense of Mueller explained how the pha- force with one arm. engineering and commercial art. Gardiner, a former DHS teach- their teenage years. lanx influenced shared political Welding, nail technician, medi- “The Corridor Days tour pro- er. Catalla said he would remem- power across social classes, which cal careers and information tech- vides a hands-on look at the dif- Nielson called the graduation ber high school not in terms of gave birth to democracy. nology were among the other ferent educational institutions ceremony a night of firsts and quarters or years, but in terms of Other stations at USU Tooele stops at TATC. that provide classes and learn- lasts. It was the first time the the time he spent with friends. Activities Every Thursday engaged students in English, “As students tour TATC, they ing to help with post high school graduates’ future fell entirely to Dugway’s graduating class anthropology and other college are introduced to hands-on train- careers,” said Marianne Oborn, their own devices, she said, and of 2015 consisted of Adam in Your Transcript-Bulletin subjects. ing methods that exist throughout Career and Technical Education the last time they could seek “We hope students find learn- our college,” said Scott Snelson, director for the Tooele County shelter in high school’s safety ing fun and want to send them TATC president. “Our goal is for School District. net. home with a desire to learn more,” students to discover something [email protected] For the first time, their life SR-36 RENEWED Something On PROJECT UPDATE Your Mind? Blue Peak hits national news Road closures related to Tooele Write a letter City’s water main replacement to the Editor! project will continue for the next over missing special needs several weeks. Tooele Transcript Bulletin Work crews are in the process limit out to Stansbury Park — is expected to also begin in June. P.O. Box 390 of transitioning into the southern Tooele, UT 84074 phase of the project. Motorists UDOT has hired two contractors to cover both of those proj- or should expect road and lane clo- students in new year book ects and is currently working [email protected] sures from Vine Street south to Settlement Canyon. with the contractors to develop a construction schedule. UDOT by Tim Gillie The city’s goal is to complete 18-22 transition program and immensely successful, accord- officials plan to release more STAFF WRITER help achieve the goal of inde- ing to Jackson. the project before the Utah Department of Transportation information to the public at a TOOELETRANSCRIPT pendence for the 17 students in Most of the students are gain- June 3 public hearing at Tooele A change in Blue Peak High the program, according to Mat fully employed. One former stu- breaks ground on SR-36 BULLETIN Renewed, its Main Street recon- City Hall. School’s yearbook disappointed Jackson, Tooele County School dent in the 18-22 transition pro- struction project, in June. Readers can check in at tooe- ADMINISTRATION at least one special needs stu- District Special Education direc- gram now attends USU Tooele. A third project on SR-36 — leonline.com for breaking news Scott C. Dunn Publisher dent and triggered an avalanche tor. Other school districts use the resurfacing of the state route and updates as the road work Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus of negative national attention He explained the reason for program as a model for their 18- from Tooele City’s northmost city progresses. OFFICE for the small alternative high the change in Blue Peak High 22 special education students, Bruce Dunn Controller school. School’s yearbook, and it starts Jackson said. Chris Evans Office Manager For the last two years a group with understanding the CLC’s As a result of the change in the Vicki Higgins Customer Service of adult special education stu- purpose. program, Blue Peak High School EDITORIAL dents, who attend Tooele County The structure was built to students and the 18-22 transi- School District’s 18-22 transition house several programs. Each tion students no longer officially David Bern Editor OPEN DURING Tavin Stucki Sports Editor program housed in the district’s program at the CLC is a distinct interact at the CLC. However, CONSTRUCTION Darren Vaughan Community News Editor Community Learning Center, and separate program. They are they share hallways and a lunch Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor were included on a page in Blue not a school within a school, but room with all students in other Tim Gillie Staff Writer Peak High School’s yearbook. they share a building, he said. programs at the CLC. Emma Penrod Staff Writer Blue Peak is also located at the Currently there are four pro- “We want the 18-22 transition Steve Howe Staff Writer CLC. grams that meet at the CLC. They students to feel like college stu- ADVERTISING However, a decision was made include Blue Peak High School, dents,” Jackson said. “They are Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager not to put pictures of the special the district’s alternative high transitioning into adulthood and Keith Bird Advertising Sales education students in the 2015 school; Adult Education, a pro- becoming independent.” Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales Blue Peak High School year- gram for students over 18 who The decision was made not Kelly Chance Classified Advertising book. are working on a high school to include the 18-22 transition LAYOUT & DESIGN The mother of one of the spe- diploma; Career and Technical students in the high school cial education students at the John Hamilton Creative Director Education, students from high yearbook. These students have Liz Arellano Graphic Artist CLC purchased a yearbook. The schools throughout the county already attended four years of Mmm... student was reportedly disap- attend classes for cosmetol- high school, been included in PRODUCTION pointed when she searched the ogy, information technology, law their yearbook, and had the Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager pages of the book and couldn’t enforcement, engineering, med- opportunity to walk at gradua- Darwin Cook Web Press Manager find her picture. ical careers and other careers; tion if they met the requirements James Park Press Technician Media outlets across the and the 18-22 year old transition for a certificate of completion, Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Scott Spence Insert Technician country picked up a Salt Lake program for special education according to Jackson. City news report of the incident. students, according to Jackson. Instead of a printed yearbook, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Some ran headlines that read, The 18-22 transition program a local professional videographer $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by “Utah school bans special needs is new to the CLC. It started as donated services and produced carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 student from yearbook.” a pilot program four years ago a video yearbook for students per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; The headlines were mislead- and expanded two years ago to in the 18-22 transition program, $77 per year by mail in the United States. ing, according to school district include all special education according to Eardley. OFFICE HOURS: officials. students between 18 and 22. However, Eardley doesn’t Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., They have apologized for the Initially, students from Blue want anybody to feel left out. closed Saturday and Sunday. confusion that caused some stu- Peak High School were involved He has called the yearbook com- CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: dents to feel left out. A yearbook with peer tutoring the students pany and an insert featuring the 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. insert is being prepared for free in the 18-22 transition program. 18-22 transition students will be PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: distribution to all students who Although the special educa- printed. 4 p.m. day prior to publication. purchased a yearbook, accord- tion students were not students The insert will be printed on COWBOY BURGER COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, ing to Bryce Eardley, Blue Peak at Blue Peak High School, they the same quality of paper as the BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: 1/4 Pounder w/Cheese • Onion Rings 3 p.m. day prior to publication. High School principal. were included in the school’s rest of the yearbook, he said. Savory Bacon • BBQ Sauce This is Eardley’s first year as yearbook because of the peer- So far Eardley has heard from OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10 a.m. day of publication. principal of Blue Peak. He has tutoring program. parents of four transition stu- accepted responsibility for the The district evaluated the 18- dents who do not want their stu- Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued confusion and hurt feelings. 22 transition program last year dents in the insert. 490 N. MAIN, TOOELE • 882-3608 twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 10 pm postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by “I just feel awful,” he said. and decided the students were “I don’t know what it will look Like us on Facebook for the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, “I love those students. I would not achieving a desirable level like,” Eardley said. “But we will Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. exclusive 230 E. MAIN, GRANTSVILLE • 884-4408 Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, never want to do something that of independence. As a result, print an insert. We need to do weekly specials HOURS: Monday - Sunday 10 am – 10 pm Tooele City, Utah 84074. would hurt or offend them.” the peer-tutoring program was that. Nobody should feel left POSTMASTER: Parents of the 18-22 transition ended. out.” ��facebook.com/AmericanBurgers �� Send change of address to: students were not notified of the The district formed a part- [email protected] PO Box 390 change in the yearbook. Eardley nership with the state Office of Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 admits that was a mistake. 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THURSDAY May 21, 2015 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Twin sisters lead Wendover KIDS High graduates to next life stage CHOIR

SUE BUTTERFIELD by Emma Penrod suing and achieving their goals, Shepherd, Jerica LaRae Solt and TTB PHOTO STAFF WRITER Wadsworth said. Damion Valadez graduated with The student speakers were academic honors. Charlize Nelson, Brillan Laird, Stacia If the top students in Wendover joined by guest addresses by Jesus Barboza, Dallan Bateman, Adair and Maylin High School’s class of 2015 shared Alex Jeppson, a former Wendover Shaunnae Bateman, Jonathan Shaw perform memories of the school as though High School teacher, and Dale Botello, Evelyn Carrillo, Ruben with their group they were family, that’s because Higley, a current teacher who will Chavez, Yulisa Chavez, Steven Saturday morning they are. retire this year. Higley’s son, Dale Gallo, Valeria Gomez, Estefania in their final song, The 30 WHS graduates were Higley, Jr., walked during the cer- Gonzalez, Erik Guevara, Nicolas “So Long Farewell” lead across the stage of the emony and read the introduction Herrera, Jose Juarez, German in the Grantsville Peppermill Concert Hall on for his father. Hernandez Ramos, Salvador libary at the Tuesday evening by valedictorian The graduation ceremony also Rivera and Julissa Santiago round- American Heritage Vanessa Cuevas and salutatorian featured Wendover High School’s ed out the WHS class of 2015. Concert. Jessica Cuevas — both twin sis- traditional senior class slide This year’s class also stood out ters. show, and a flute solo by Kate for the amount of scholarship The sisters addressed the Henderson with accompanist funds they raised to pursue further class and reminisced about their Alan Rowley. education. The graduating seniors class achievements, the teach- Shaunnae Bateman, Jessica claimed a combined total of more ers who helped them along the Cuevas, Vanessa Cuevas, and than $100,000 in scholarship way, and fond memories they had Jasmine Maldonado all graduated funds, which were announced at a made with their fellow graduat- with high academic honors. May 18 awards ceremony. ing seniors, according to Tammy Blas Aguirre, Jr., Minerva Daum, [email protected] Wadsworth, Wendover High Dale Higley, Jr., William Connor School secretary. Kennedy, Jaqueline Luna, Jasmin The twins also spoke powerful- Mendoza, Kyler Bryan Murphy, ly about the importance of pur- Angelica Serna, Landyn Gerald EXTENDED WEEKEND! 100% CREDIT HUGE APPROVAL! SELECTION!

TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Policy analyst Brian Bean explains the ecomonic benefits for the community GIANT selected as the site of the Utah State Prison at the prison relocation meeting held last night at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake.

have already voted to move the PRC prison,” Stevenson said. continued from page A1 The PRC has been to Draper Tent and looked at the site. With 100 ignored some of the negative buildings on the site there isn’t things,” she said. room to build a new prison SALE The open house started at while operating the old prison 4 p.m. with a series of dis- at the same time, according to play panels and videos that explained different aspects of Stevenson. the prison relocation process. “I don’t know how the plan The display panels featured could ever come together,” maps and pictures of each of the Stevenson said. “We can’t put five sites under consideration the kind of incarceration facili- for the new prison, while leg- ty we need on the Draper site.” islative staff members manned Even if the prison could be a display that explained the rebuilt on the Draper site, it economic benefits of a new is not an acceptable location, prison. according to Wilson. Staff from the Commission “It doesn’t make any sense to on Criminal and Juvenile Justice rebuild the prison in the eco- WE’VE GONE CERTIFIED and Adult Probation and Parole nomic job creation hub of the answered questions at a display state,” Wilson said. “The con- • 7-Year/100,000 Mile Powertrain Limited Warranty • 12-Month/12,000 Mile Bumper to Bumper on criminal justice reform. • 3-Month/300 Mile Maximum Care Warranty • 5 Year 100,000 Mile Powertrain Limited Warranty sultants and the Legislature all And the PRC’s consultant • 24-HR Road Side Assistance • 24/7 Road Side Assistance team engaged the public at a agree that that would be a bad • 3-Month Subscription for SIRIUS XM Satellite Radio • 3-Day Satisfaction Guarantee display that highlighted con- decision.” • 125 Point Vehicle Inspection • 172-Point Vehicle Inspection struction elements of modern Mayor Blackham answered • FREE CARFAX Report • FREE CARFAX Report correctional facilities. several questions about the CERTIFIED DODGE CERTIFIED CHEVY The panel of experts for the impact of a prison on his com- 2012 Dodge Avenger SE $222 MO. 2012 Chevrolet Cruze LS $199 MO. question and answer session munity. 2014 Chrysler 200 LX $239 MO. 2014 Chevrolet Sonic LTZ $245 MO. consisted of PRC co-chairmen, The crime rate hasn’t gone 2014 Dodge Dart SXT $269 MO. 2013 Chevrolet Cruze ECO $246 MO. Rep. Brad Wilson, R-Kaysville up in Gunnison, and the com- 2013 Dodge Gr Caravan Crew $277 MO. 2013 Chevrolet Sonic RS $253 MO. and Sen. Jerry Stevenson, R- munity is safe for families, he 2013 Dodge Charger SE $299 MO. 2014 Chevrolet Cruze LTZ $269 MO. Layton. said. 2014 Chrysler 200 Limited $299 MO. 2014 Chevrolet Malibu LT 1LT $287 MO. Also part of the panel were “We are so lucky to have so 2012 Jeep Gr Cherokee Laredo X $425 MO. 2014 Chevrolet Malibu LT 2LT $292 MO. Ron Gordon, executive direc- 2012 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew $438 MO. 2014 Chevrolet Malibu LT 2LT $307 MO. tor of the Commission on many professional trained cor- 2014 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew $485 MO. 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited $308 MO. 72 Mo’s 0 Criminal and Juvenile Justice; rections officers living in our 2013 Dodge Durango R/T $534 MO. 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited $310 MO. Down. Rollin Cook, executive direc- community,” Blackham said. Plus tax, 2012 Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab $724 MO. 2011 Chev Silverado 1500 LT $462 MO. lic. OAC tor of the Department of “Our safety has been enhanced Corrections; PRC consultants by their presence.” INSPECTION. PROTECTED. RESPECTED. NO WORRIES Bob Nardi and Brad Sassatelli, Families of inmates have not and Bruce Blackham, mayor of moved to Gunnison, according Gunnison, home of the Central to Blackham. New Utah Corrections Facility. “On visiting day people come NEW 2014 RAM 2500 NEW 2014 RAM 1500 2014 JEEP COMPASS DRASTICALLY Alexis Cairo, a University of �� into town,” he said. “They buy $ $ $ Utah adjunct professor of com- 699Month 249 some gas and some goodies Month399 Month munications, moderated the REDUCED and they go home.” discussion. $ $ $ The entire Wednesday night �� 51,508 �� 30,307 �� 18,976 Cairo read written questions �� PRICES �� submitted during the open question and answer panel house and continued to accept discussion can be found on New ON ALL written questions throughout YouTube by searching for NEW 2015 CHEV SONIC 2015 CHEV CRUZE 2015 CHEV SILVERADO the evening. “Prison Relocation Panel SAVE SAVE 2500HD DURAMAX SAVE IN-STOCK Repetitive questions were Q&A.” $2,860 $3,237 $8,537 consolidated. 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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2014 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Battle Creek Falls has a tragic history, but it’s a lovely hike

ew sights in Utah can es of Mount Timpanogos. The match the incredible Timpanogos Indians were finally Fridgeline of 11,749 foot- located along what would be high Mount Timpanogos that Jaromy Jessop known as Battle Creek and the rises abruptly from Utah Valley. GUEST COLUMNIST Militia made a plan of attack. Most visitors to this famed Stout stated in his journal peak follow the “Alpine Loop,” that the company was divided which begins at the mouth of into four groups to surround American Fork Canyon and documented the event in his the Indians and prevent their wraps up and around the back journal, sent a company of 35 escape. Just as the last elements side of the mountain, past men on a reconnaissance of of the militia got into position, Sundance Resort and eventually Utah Valley in order to “Take they were discovered by the emptying into Provo Canyon. such measures as would put a Indians who attempted to flee There is, however, an acces- final end to their depredations up the mountains. But they ran sible and picturesque waterfall in the future.” After several days into white men who were pre- tucked inside a small canyon of searching, the expedition pared to intercept them. on the west or valley side of this found itself along the Provo The Indians then fled to the magnificent peak. River but the Timpanogos north and met similar resis- In front of the 11,000- Indians had eluded the militia to tance. Stout states that before foot bald ridgeline of the that point. the gunfire erupted there were Timpanogos’ summit ridge is Stout, a trusted agent of verbal exchanges where the a subordinate group of peaks Young, stated that word reached whites demanded the surrender where this waterfall is found. the men that “The stolen horses of the Indians through the inter- Running north to south, the had been returned to Brigham’s preters and the Indians refused peaks are Mahogany Mountain, herd by one of his boys who stating that they would fight unnamed peak, Big Baldy and came to inform us of the same.” if not allowed to escape to the Little Baldy. Follow on orders were received mountains. This range of peaks in front of that stated not to spend any The first Indian shot was the Timpanogos is part of the Uinta- more time in search of the sto- leader of the band and Stout Wasatch-Cache National Forest len horses but to proceed to the stated that “Then such a howl- and is cut by several deep can- Indians for killing cattle. Even ing and crying I think white men yons. From north to south they though it was discovered that never heard before” ensued. COURTESY OF JAROMY JESSOP are, Grove, Battle Creek and Dry the Indians had not stolen hors- Firing then became general and A hiker approaches Battle Creek Falls from below. canyons. All of these canyons es from Young’s herd, the puni- in short order most of the Indian have trails in them but the most tive expedition continued. men were killed. The women and charged up to Battle Creek. turesque place. I thought about here is the waterfall that is only interesting one in my opinion is Along the wooded banks of and children hid along the When he arrived he cried, the Timpanogos Indians who a short distance from the trail- Battle Creek. the Provo, the militia encoun- creek, in the icy water under the moaned, screamed and beat his were slaughtered on this creek head with minimal elevation The main attraction is the tered some Ewtah Indians and brush and refused to come out chest. He blamed himself for and how they must have known gain. And of course there is the waterfall and the somber his- obtained the guidance of an old so the militia men threw rocks helping the whites and cursed about and loved this place. opportunity to walk in the foot- tory of Battle Creek. The place warrior named “Little Chief.” into the bushes pelting and them for what they had done for We continued hiking past the steps of the Timapnogos. If you is named Battle Creek because Little Chief led the militia up causing injury to the women it was not good medicine. falls and had to be careful on the go there, watch out for snakes back in early March of 1849 the Provo River to the entrance and children until they came The women and children trail as it climbed up and around that could be lurking in the slate reports reached Brigham Young of the mountains where sev- out. were taken to Salt Lake City, where the creek fell over the scree rock slides on hot summer that the Timpanogos Indians eral Ewtah braves took over as Then the militia men made given food, made to bathe, clean edge of the cliff. One slip here days. were stealing horses from his scouts for the militia. According fires to warm the women and up and don civilized clothing. would mean a death fall onto For more information, con- herds in the area. to Stout, the ground was snow children who were near death They stayed on for several weeks the rocks below. Once past the tact the Pleasant Grove Ranger In response, Young mustered covered, it was bitter cold and it due to hypothermia having been but eventually most of them waterfall, we continued to climb District at 801-342-5240. Best the militia and according to was a still moonlit night as the in the water for over an hour. escaped to the mountains to be along the stream and passed maps covering the Timpanogos early pioneer Hosea Stout, who militia scoured the front bench- Reports state that between 4-7 with their people again. several other minor waterfalls area are the 1:100,000 “Provo” Indian men were killed but the I am fascinated by the history while hiking through mixed fir, USGS map and the Timpanogos whites only searched for a short of Battle Creek. There being a cottonwood, gambel oak, birch, Cave, Aspen Grove, Orem and time so there could have been nice waterfall a short distance mountain mahogany and choke- Bridal Veil Falls 1:24,000 USGS NEED CASH NOW? more. The Mormon Militia suf- up this canyon, and since my cherry. It was a strange thing to Quad maps. We Want to Make fered no injuries. wife loves to hike, I took her see this unusual mix of trees and How to get there: To get there You a Loan! The morning of the engage- there for Mother’s Day. It took shrubs. The Douglas fir occurred follow Interstate 15 south to $ $ ment was so clear and calm about 1 hour and 20 minutes in pockets in the shadow of the exit 275 (Pleasant Grove Blvd). 100- 3,000 TODAY! that the gunfire was heard by to get to the trailhead from rugged cliffs with several silvery Take that exit and head east to Little Chief in his camp along Stansbury Park. We started hik- white fir mixed in. U.S. Highway 89. Turn right and Noble Finance the Provo River. He immedi- ing at noon on a partly overcast, I considered again the south and follow Highway 89 to 435-843-1255 ately mounted his best horse cool May 10. flight and annihilation of the West 200 South Street and then The trail starts out as a wide, Timpanogos Indians in this can- turn left. Follow West 200 South almost two-track vehicle path yon. I thought if you had to meet Street all the way up to the base and continues up dry canyon your end, it might as well be in of the mountain where you will until it reaches a metal grate a place such as this. It is hard arrive at the Kiwanis Park/Battle that swallows the running creek, to comprehend that the indige- Creek Trailhead parking area. Memorial Day 2015 presumably for irrigation or nous peoples who inhabited the This is a popular trail. If you culinary purposes. Beyond the canyons, mountains and deserts want to be assured of a parking Hosted by Tooele Lodge No. 1673 intake the canyon is filled with of Utah are now gone from their spot, arrive early. the enjoyable sound of running sacred lands. If you continue on Benevolent and Protected Order of Elks water. this trail east below the summit Jessop grew up exploring the In short order we arrived at of Timpanogos, you will inter- mountains and deserts of Utah Battle Creek Falls. The creek sect the Timpanookie Road in and has traveled to all 50 states, am tumbles over a 40-foot vertical about 2.5 miles. From there you U.S. Territories and a dozen for- MONDAY, MAY 25 • 11 drop, crashing down onto bro- can head south and then west eign countries. He and his family ken rocks and then continues out to the summit of Big Baldy. live in Stansbury Park. VETERANS SQUARE DOWNTOWN TOOELE down the canyon. This is a pic- Again, the main attraction

Welcoming remarks: Dave McCall Tribute to Veterans Taps: Tom Wright Scholar Academy Owl Choir Posting of Colors: Marine Corps Lanette Sharp, Music Specialist 21 Gun Salute: League Sgt Rodney M. Davis Detach- Harris-Carter Post 9413 VFW ment #1251 Guest Speaker: Colonel Ronald F. Fizer Commander, Dugway Proving Ground Closing Prayer: National Anthem: Scholar Academy Father Samuel Dinsdale Music: Scholar Academy Saint Marguerite Catholic Church Invocation: Father Samuel Dinsdale Saint Marguerite Catholic Church Closing remarks: Dave McCall

OL Ronald (Ron) F. Fizer assumed Command of Director for Strategic the U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, Utah on 8 Stability and as the CJuly 2013. He is scheduled to depart command Combating Weapons on 16 Jul 2015 and serve as the Military Deputy to the of Mass Destruction Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Chemical and Division Chief. Biological Defense. COL Fizer is a COL Fizer’s military career includes assignments with Distinguished Graduate the 3rd Infantry Division in Germany as a chemical of the National Defense offi cer, smoke platoon leader and executive offi cer University’s Dwight D. as well positions with the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Eisenhower School for Carson, CO, as an assistant plans offi cer, chemical offi cer National Security and and commander of the 3rd Brigade’s Headquarters Resource Strategy Company. He was the Chief of Modeling and Simulation (The Eisenhower in the Directorate of Combat Developments at the US School) where he COL Ronald (Ron) F. Army Chemical School. He served as the Battalion S-3 received a Master Fizer and Executive Offi cer with the 23rd Chemical Battalion of Science degree in Commander of the U.S. Army in Korea. He was the chief of the Materiel Requirements National Resource Dugway Proving Ground Branch in the Joint Staff J-8, Joint Requirements Offi ce Strategy. He holds for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear a Bachelor of Science Degree in General Science from Defense, and then the Staff Synchronization Offi cer Gannon University in Erie, PA and a Master’s Degree in

for NBC Reconnaissance and Biological Defense at Public Administration, with emphasis in Environmental FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Department of the Army Headquarters in the Army Science Management, from Jacksonville State University Jon Bullock guides the vault after he and other Tooele City Cemetery crews excavated a grave to help identify a murder victim G-8. COL Fizer’s Battalion-level Command was as the in AL. His military education includes the Chemical and further the investigation into the crime. The body is believed to be that of David Stack from Broomfield, Colorado. Commander of Radford and Scranton Army Ammunition Offi cer Basic/Advanced Courses; the Operations Plants. Following command COL Fizer served at Army Research Analyst Military Application Course; and the old with brown hair and brown case went nowhere, was trans- Materiel Command (AMC) at Fort Belvoir, Virginia as the U.S. Army Command and General Staff Course. eyes. He also had a scar on his ported to the state medical Assistant Executive Offi cer to the Commanding General. Body COL Fizer’s awards and decorations include the forehead. examiner’s office. He deployed to Iraq as AMC’s Strategic Planner for continued from page A1 Parachutist Badge, Joint Staff Identifi cation Badge, Army Scharmann said reopening Multi-National Force – Iraq and while there assumed The remains will undergo Staff Identifi cation Badge, Southwest Asia Service Medal, the cold case was initially dif- Command of the 402nd Army Field Support Brigade. dental and DNA analysis at Iraqi Campaign Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Joint his sibling’s homes in Truckee, ficult because of insubstantial To capitalize on his experience, he was recalled from the University of North Texas Service Achievement Medal, Army Commendation Medal Iraq to serve as AMC’s G3/5 Chief Planner for AMC’s Nevada or Berkeley, California, reports or evidence. Anyone through the NamUs program, with Oak Leaf Cluster, Joint Service Commendation Retrograde and Reset Support for Southwest Asia. Prior according to the NamUs’ data- still with the sheriff’s office who but it could take six to eight Medal, Meritorious Service Medal with 4 Oak Leaf to assuming command at U.S. Army Dugway Proving base. remembered the initial case months for the results to come Clusters, Bronze Star Medal, Legion of Merit, and the He never made it to either didn’t remember details or was Ground, he served on the Joint Staff in the J5 Strategic back. Defense Superior Service Medal. destination. no longer with the department, Plans and Policy Directorate as the Assistant Deputy The sheriff’s department Stack had brown hair and he said. has been working with the brown eyes. He also had a scar When the case reopened, Broomfield Police Department on his left elbow and a scar on Scharmann, who now heads his forehead. the patrol division, forwarded to obtain the original missing On June 10, 1976, sheriff dep- the information to the investi- person report on Stack and cor- uties discovered the body of the gations department. Eventually, respond with his family. unidentified man. He had no enough evidence was gathered Stack’s family no longer ID, but had last been seen in to exhume the John Doe. lives in Broomfield but still Wendover the previous after- On May 12, crews exhumed lives in Colorado, according to noon, according to NamUs. the body from the Tooele City Broomfield Police Department The body found in Wendover Cemetery. The body, which was spokeswoman Joleen Reefe. was that of a 17- to 22-year- buried by the county after the [email protected] A5

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Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by Timothy E. Parker May 18, 2015 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 41 Nighttime 2 Tuckered 33 Pavarotti Keep busy. Sign up for a physical 1 Doe’s visitor of out solo challenge or pursue something dear folklore 3 On one’s 34 Delivered invigorating that will help you 5 Reach 43 Ms. Taylor toes tree? accomplish your goals. ★★★ for the 44 Saroyan’s 4 “The 36 To make TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Thatababy by Paul Trapp stars “My Name Duchess poisonous Being stubborn will not help you 11 Big ___ Is ___” of Alba” 39 Large get your way. Emotional matters (London 46 View from painter lobbying will escalate quickly, putting you landmark) an overlook 5 Sharp- grp. in an awkward position. ★★★ 14 Hawaiian 47 Knock silly ness of 40 Famed city 49 Startled perception vaccine GEMINI (May 21-June 20): 15 Trumpet 52 Massachu- 6 Apply developer Don’t trust what people tell you. relative setts cape balm to 42 “How Empty promises or false informa- 16 “... ___ he 54 Calvin or 7 What God ___ this tion will lead to poor choices. Put drove out Robert hears happen?” greater emphasis on what you of sight” 55 Put two 8 Type of 45 Drags can do to improve your domestic 17 Question and two stain through life. ★★★ for a Cana- together 9 Swamp the mud CANCER (June 21-July 22): dian tree? 58 Small pet thing 48 Unpopular Love and romance are high- 19 Id’s 61 It keeps one 10 It put slice lighted. Be sure to have some counterpart up at night people 50 Fail to 20 Truthfulness 63 Inventor to sleep, keep a fun. Make plans to do something 21 Cleric Whitney once promise unusual or artistically stimulat- ranking 64 What the 11 Lazy 51 Title that’s ing. Don’t neglect time-sensitive below paranoid trees? usually paperwork. ★★★ a priest tree-phobic 12 “Cogito, abbreviated LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Being 23 N.Y. person ___ sum” 53 Jack overly generous will not make summer shouts? 13 Advertising Sprat’s a difference. The gains from setting 66 Dad’s sign dietary people wanting to be on your 24 A Kennedy room, 18 South restriction team will far exceed what you 26 Cheerlead- perhaps and 55 Rankle er’s cheer 67 Exact central 56 Electron can accomplish by trying to buy 27 Like some restitution Pacific tube favors. ★★★★ cakes 68 Comstock, islands 57 Not VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 29 Support in for one 22 Not quite fashionable Take life one step at a time. chicanery 69 A musician the majors 58 Helen Problems within partnerships will 32 Entree might pick 25 Sheepherd- of Troy’s arise if you force your will on fowl it? (Var.) ing areas mother others. Learn from past experi- 35 Not one 70 Less 27 Fire fuel 59 “Potpourri ences. ★★ card short easygoing 28 Genetic for 400, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): of a deck 71 Like Easter material ___” Discover new ways to bring 37 Scene eggs 30 Latin I 60 Donate of the word 62 Canasta about healthy lifestyle changes. William DOWN 31 Rocking term Trips, conferences or just surf- Tell legend 1 Get rid of a Turner 65 Stimpy’s ing the Internet will give you the 38 Starting five o’clock 32 More than cartoon knowledge you require to make a points shadow cool friend good move. ★★★★★ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): WOOD YOU MIND? By Kaye Drummond A problem with a contract, investment or health issue is best taken care of personally and swiftly. Don’t allow anyone else to take care of your business. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Get moving and make the changes that will improve your standard of living. Discuss your plans with the people you care about. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Refrain from making changes just because someone wants you to. Research your options and do what works best for you. ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Keep your emotions in check and your mind focused on what you want to accomplish. An opportunity to work alongside someone with vision will spark ideas that will be profitable. ★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Size up any situation you face before you make a commitment. Conflicts will develop due to poor information or deception. Rely on your own ability and knowledge to get what you want. ★★★★

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Learning and Extended Day Programs a grand prize drawing for a 1 1/2-hour and third Sundays of the month and at Tooele are open to all children, regardless of front yard design consultation. For more 10 a.m. on all other Sundays. Sunday school attending. Summer Learning will information, contact Jay Cooper at (435) school at 11:15 a.m. Senior Center run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 830-1447 or [email protected]. The senior center is for the enjoyment of 9:30-noon. Extended Day operates from New Life Christian Fellowship all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Give us a call or We invite you to worship and serve ing activities include bridge, pinochle, stop by to complete registration. (435) Churches Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and bingo, exercise program, line dancing, 882-0081. food pantry is open from noon to 3 wood carving, Wii games, watercolor The Church of Jesus Christ of p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 class, movies and health classes. Summer Food Service Program Latter-day Saints E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Meals on Wheels available for home- The Tooele County School District To find a meeting house and time of women and men are also available bound. Lunch served weekdays. For age announces the sponsorship of the worship for The Church of Jesus Christ every week. Sunday services are at our 60 and above, suggested donation is Summer Food Service Program. Free of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. meals will be made available to all chil- mon.org/meetinghouse or contact (435) 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out more Transportation available to the store or dren through age 18 from May 26-Aug. 850-8211. by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. doctor visits for residents in the Tooele 14, except for July 24. Lunch will be NLOT.org. and Grantsville areas. For transporta- served from noon-1 p.m. The locations Berean Full Gospel Church tion information call (435) 843-4102. will be at Harris Elementary, 251 N. 1st We invite you to discover how God’s Tooele Christian Fellowship For more information about the Tooele St., Tooele, Utah; Northlake Elementary, Word can transform your life and provide Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship center, call (435) 843-4110. 268 North Coleman St., Tooele, Utah; you with the answers for questions and Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 and Anna Smith Elementary, 741 N. Aria for problems you may be struggling to N. Main, former Stowes Family Music AARP Smart Driver Course Blvd., Wendover, Utah. Meals will be overcome. Come join us this Sunday building. For more information, call A one-day AARP Smart Driver Course available to adults also for $3.20 Adults morning for our 10 a.m. worship service (435) 224-3392 or www.tooelechristian- is scheduled for May 14, 2015 from are not permitted to eat off children’s where we will assemble in praise, share fellowship.org. Parking and entrance in 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at Mountain West trays. testimonies and explore worship in ways back of building. Medical Center, 2055 N. Main St. in that strive to highlight the greatness of Tooele First Assembly PHOTO COURTESY OF CHERYL DEARING Tooele. Cost is $20 or $15 if you show Grantsville Cross Country God. After our morning praise and wor- Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning a current AARP membership card. For There will be a meeting regarding ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School students Makenzi Knudsen and Zach Stoker received the $100 worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: more information, call (435) 843-0690 next year’s cross country season at Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday Escuela dominical a las 2 p.m., y el ser- Johnsen scholarship for the 2014-15 school year. Pictured are Jill Hogan, JoAn Loveless, Zach Stoker, or (435) 843-0691. Grantsville High School on Thursday, mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s vicio general a las 3 p.m. Services are Makenzi Knudsen and Mike Johnsen. May 21 at 7 p.m. in Mr. Mouritsen’s Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 for more held at 127 N. 7th Street. Tooele City 4-H Garden Club classroom. Come check it out! information. The Tooele City 4-H Garden Club is for [email protected]. she now concentrates on doing digital youth in kindergarten through 12th Tooele First Baptist Church Charity Eagles close-ups of the roses and flowers she grade and their families. Each partici- TATC The Sermon on the Mount — go through Tooele Valley Free Masons grows in her own yard. Most of her pho- pant will be given their own garden plot. it with us, and learn from Jesus. Sunday Sunday breakfasts The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet tos reflect what she sees through the Kids can plant whatever they would Business/IT Bible study: 9:45 a.m., Worship: 11 Tooele Children’s Justice There will be a breakfast every Sunday. the second Friday of each month for lens as what she will print on her choice like and what you grow belongs to you. Rethink education and enroll today in a.m. Tooele First Baptist — 580 S. Main Center There is a special every Sunday for dinner and socializing. If you are inter- of photographic paper. Her training as a There is $7 registration fee. We will our Business and/or IT programs for St., 882-2048. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in $5 per person and you can order off ested or have questions please join us film photographer has allowed her the meet every Wednesday or Thursday from a better chance to succeed in today’s need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water the menu for $7 per person or $3 for at the Lodge, located at the corner of expertise to manually use her digital June through September. If you would economy. Enroll today, there are some United Methodist Church and snacks. We appreciate all dona- kids age 11 and under. The breakfast Settlement Canyon Road and Highway camera as she did for her film photog- like to join the Club plan on attending openings in these programs for new Tooele United Methodist Church ser- tions. For inquiries or drop-off call (435) includes juice, coffee, etc. Bad beer 36, or give us a call at (435) 277-0087. raphy. What Pat sees is reproduced as the registration meeting that will be students. Call (435) 248-1800 or stop vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. 843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. is available and the food is delicious. an expression of her artistic talent. Her held on Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 7 by our campus at 88 S. Tooele Blvd. for Please check our website, tooelecumc. Public invited. Tooele Valley Family History photographs are being displayed on the p.m. at Tooele City Hall (90 North Main more information. org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Friends of the CJC Center Chamber Wall Gallery at the Chamber St., Tooele). For more information visit 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at (801) Children’s Justice Center charity golf Dinner specials Research your ancestors free with of Commerce Building, 153 S. Main, www.tooelecity.org or contact Tooele Industrial Maintenance 651-2557 for more info. We are located tournament on June 5 at Stansbury Golf The May 22 steak night is canceled. On trained FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele. All are welcome to come and City Parks and Recreation at (435) 843- Program at 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Course. Call 435-843-3440 for more May 29, the dinner special is a rib eye Tooele Valley Family History Center, view the artwork during the Chamber’s 2142 or at [email protected]. TATC offers a 900-hour Industrial information. Have fun while supporting steak for $15. 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone (435) regular business hours. Maintenance Training Program where Church of Christ a great cause! We will have many great 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday you can learn about maintaining and Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah prizes. Planning meeting through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Life’s Worth Living Foundation Grantsville operating industrial type machinery. This Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. The monthly planning meeting will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Suicide support group every third career is in high demand, and skills are and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. United Methodist dinner Tuesday, May 19 at 6 p.m. at the hall to Wednesday evenings by appointment Thursday at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located Family History Center needed nationwide — if you have an Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We Tooele United Methodist church offers plan the activities for June. All officers only. Special classes offered regularly. at 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you Greet your ancestors free at the analytical mind and like to solve prob- seek to be the Lord’s church estab- a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and chairmen of activities are invited Call the center for more information. struggle with suicidal thoughts or have Grantsville Family History Center, 117 lems, you might find this to be a great lished about 33 AD. Jesus is our only and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and to attend. lost a loved one to suicide, please plan E. Cherry St. All are welcome with fit. Stop by the campus today to learn head of the church, headquarters are dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. All are Take Off Pounds Sensibly on attending. Please go on Facebook consultants there to assist you. Open about this exciting program, call the heaven. Come and grow with us. Call welcome. Auxiliary Past Presidents Give yourself the gift of health and and like our page to keep current with (435) 882-4642. dinner wellness. Resolve to lose those extra Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday campus for more information at (435) The Tooele Valley Resource our latest news and events. Contact us through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 248-1800. PMP Cinda McCully will host the monthly pounds. TOPS can help you achieve your on that page. lifesworthlivingfoundation. to 9 p.m. Cornerstone Baptist Center dinner for the Auxiliary PPs at the Sun goals and support you in your journey. com. TATC Summer STEM Camp Passion for God, compassion for people The Tooele Valley Resource Center is Lok Yen Restaurant on Wednesday, We provide accountability through week- Senior Center Looking for something fun for your at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: currently in need of donations. Please May 20 at 7 p.m. All PPs are invited to ly weigh-ins and support and encourage- Boys & Girls Clubs of Tooele The senior center is for the enjoyment kids to do in the summer? TATC will be (435) 882-6263. Come as you are this consider donating items such as deodor- attend. ment in a non-judgmental environment. Summer Club of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, holding 3 STEM Camps during summer. Sunday, where you can hear a message ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, TOPS is open to all men, women, teens For ages 6-12, the club runs from June call (435) 884-3446. Activities include The camp is for 3rd, 4th and 5th grade from the Bible and meet new friends. toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, Officer installation and preteens. There are now two TOPS 3-Aug. 14 from 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Cost Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, students. Spaces are limited so please Service times: Bible study (for all ages) combs and brushes. Cash is also The Tooele Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary chapters in Tooele to accommodate your is $390 for the summer, with $130 due ceramics, pinochle, movies and wood register early. The dates for the camps 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; welcomed. Those who receive services will install the newly elected officers schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday upon registration. Register daily at the carving, etc. Meals on Wheels available are June 26, July 17 and Aug. 14. Visit evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- include individuals or families in crisis, into office on Saturday, June 6, 2015. at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. Dow James Building, 438 W. 400 North, for homebound. Lunch served week- tatc.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided the homeless and families at risk of The officers are asked to be there at 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., between 3-6 p.m. Space is limited. For days. For age 60 and above, suggested You won’t want to miss it! for all services, and children’s church becoming homeless. Located 23 S. 4:30 p.m. and the installation will be meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at more information, call (435) 843-5719. donation is $3. For those under age 60, during morning worship. WiseGuys Main Street, (435) 843-9945. at 5 p.m. A buffet dinner will be held (435) 830-1150 for information. UT 365 cost is $5. Transportation available to Program during evening worship. in the game room downstairs after the Tooele meets Saturday at 10 a.m. at DAV Chapter 20 the store or doctor visits for residents Education First Baptist Food Pantry ceremony. All officers and any other the Bit n Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 The DAV will hold its monthly EC meet- in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For Mountain of Faith Lutheran The First Baptist Church in Tooele is brothers and sisters who are coming are North. This chapter will meet occasion- ing from 7:30-8 p.m. on the third transportation information, call (435) Online courses We’re a healthy, growing congregation offering an emergency food pantry to asked to bring their favorite dish for the ally at a private residence, so call ahead Thursday of each month at the Pioneer 843-4102. Online courses in Network+ and who welcomes newcomers and reaches meet the needs of our community. The buffet and a raffle prize for the raffle if for the exact location. Call Lisa at (435) Museum. The general membership Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- out to those in need. Join us for worship food pantry is available for emergency you can. Come out and support the new 882-1442 for information. Also see the meeting will follow from 8-9 p.m. The Grantsville Irrigation fessional seeking to upgrade their skills Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays officers and start the year off right. TOPS website at www.tops.org. next meeting will be May 21. In addition, Agricultural users have been issued an and knowledge of networking and secu- Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at the DAV is looking for three volunteer additional turn for a total of two turns rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA with respect without taking ourselves too 580 S. Main Street. For information call Elks Tooele Gem and Mineral drivers. No DAV membership is required. for the season. We do not anticipate giv- Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the seriously. Check us out on Facebook by (435) 882-2048. Society Will need a VA physical. Call Curtis ing any more turns this year. Residential searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran TATC at (435) 248-1800 for more infor- The Tooele County Food Bank Our Club meets the second Tuesday Beckstrom at (435) 840-0547 or Ross users have been allotted 200,000 mation or to enroll. Church. Please join us for meaningful Friday night dinners of the month at the Tooele Applied Curley at (801) 641-9121. gallons per share. Please monitor your worship that is also casual and relaxed. & Grantsville Emergency Food Dinner will be served each Friday night Technology College (TATC) Auditorium at meter closely to avoid exceeding your Adult education For more information, call (435) 882- Pantry from 6-9 p.m. 88 S. Tooele Blvd, Tooele. Come learn Parkinson’s Disease Support allotment. “Like” us on Facebook for Get your high school diploma this year. 7291. The Tooele County Food Bank and Veterans Appreciation Day and about rocks, minerals and ways to craft Group updates on the system. All classes required for a high school Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry with them and enjoy field trips for rock Meetings will be held every third Friday diploma, adult basic education, GED St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Car Show Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- are in need of canned meats, soups, collecting. Membership $10 per year. of the month at 1 p.m. Tooele Applied Little Miss Grantsville Pageant preparation and English as a second pasta and any non-perishable foods. We Sponsored by Tooele Elks Lodge #1673, Visit us on Facebook or www.tooelegem. Technology College (TATC) has gener- The Little Miss Grantsville Pageant will rament followed by fellowship. Sunday language are available. Register now are accepting donations for Pathways this event will take place Saturday, com. Contact info: (435) 882-5752 ously donated their beautiful boardroom take place July 1, 2015 at 7 p.m. in mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ to graduate — just $50 per semester. Women’s and Children’s Shelter (victims June 6 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Tooele email TooeleGemAndMineral@gmail. for the meetings. This is a very comfort- the Grantsville High School auditorium. Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (435) of domestic abuse). They are in need City Park, 55 N. 200 West. Registration com. able setting with ample seating and ADA A mandatory parent meeting will be Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: 833-8750. Adult education classes are of socks, underwear, blankets for twin begins at 8:30 a.m. and costs $20 per access, located at 88 S. Tooele Blvd. held June 2, 2015 at the Baird resi- [email protected]. Web at for students 18 and over. beds, hygiene products (hairspray, hair entry. Veterans eat for free. Mood disorder support group in Tooele (west end of Vine Street). dence, 200 E. Main St., Grantsville, at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are gel, body wash, nail polish and remover, Do you or someone you love have a For more information, you may contact 7 p.m. To be eligible to participate, ESOL God’s beloved child, beautifully created toys. Anything will be appreciated. Golf scramble mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation Barbara Royal at barbcroyal55@hotmail. girls must be in grades 1-6. Girls must ESOL conversational classes are in God’s own image. Whatever your his- Tooele Elks Lodge #1674 will host a Underwear and socks must be new. offers help, hope and healing. Please com or (801) 656-9673. Look for our be Grantsville residents or attend held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, golf scramble Sunday, May 31, 2015 at Other items can be gently used. Please join us for support group sessions every booth in the upcoming Senior Expo in Grantsville schools. For more informa- students may also come anytime the the Episcopal Church welcomes you. Overlake Golf Course, located at 2947 help us help our community. Drop boxes Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New September. tion, contact Jan Baird at (435) 224- center is open for individualized study. N. 680 West in Tooele. There will be an are located in the Intermountain Staffing Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in 3288 or Krista Sparks (435) 841-9951. Registration is $50 per semester. Call Spanish services 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. Greens fees Office, 7 South Main Street #203, Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at Rosewood Dental Military (435) 833-8750 for more information. La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele are $20, a cart is $12, prizes and dona- Tooele, UT 84074. 841-9903. Flapjacks at the Farm on le invita a sus servicios en español tion are $10 and a chicken cordon bleu Makeover May is National Military Appreciation Early Head Start los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los domingos lunch is $8. Sign up at the lodge, 61 N. Memorial Day First Baptist Church Food and Tooele Family Al-Anon Month. At Rosewood Dental, we would Start the holiday off with a delicious Do you have a child under age 3? Are a las 2 p.m. We invite you to their Main St. in Tooele. Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Clothing Closet like to help honor our hometown heroes breakfast at the Clark Historic Farm on you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Spanish services on Thursday at 6 p.m. Pioneer Museum, in the basement at We have clothing for everyone from by giving away a smile makeover to Memorial Day, May 25! Bring the family Head Start is a free program for eligible and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a Memorial Day service the back of the building. For questions newborn to adult. We ask you to take a deserving military member. Please to enjoy flapjacks, eggs, sausage, bacon families that offers quality early educa- church that focused in the word of God There will be a Memorial Day service or more information, please call Allene what you need and then pass the infor- nominate your hero and tell us why they and juice. Breakfast is $4/plate and tion for infants and toddlers in the rather than the emotions. God loves you Monday, May 25 at 11 a.m. in Veteran’s at (435) 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) mation to others. We ask that you call should win by May 22. For more infor- begins immediately after the flag raising home; parent education; comprehensive and he wants to reveal himself to you. Square. 884-0825 or (435) 241-9200. for an appointment as we are not at the mation, call (435) 882-0099. ceremony at the city cemetery (starts health services to women before, during Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. church all the time. Contact Linda (435) at 8 a.m.) until 11 a.m. In front of the and after pregnancy; nutrition educa- Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. Alcoholics Anonymous 849-1849, Sondra (435) 849-3222, or Community Education Program farm, take a stroll past the J. Reuben tion and family support services. Call Tooele County Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the St. Marguerite Sandie (435) 830-7876. Clark Freedom Walk, a patriotic tribute (435) 841-1380 or (801) 268-0056 Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. on Legal and Financial St. Marguerite Catholic Community wel- Historical Society to fallen Grantsville soldiers and to J. ext. 211 to apply or for free additional Red Cross Blood Drives For more information, contact Glenn at Planning information. comes you to worship with us. Our litur- A “Legal and Financial Planning for Reuben Clark’s service to the U.S. (free, The American Red Cross asks eligible Historical books (435) 882-1789 or (860) 798-2139. gy schedule is as follows: Saturday Vigil Alzheimer’s Disease” workshop will all day). donors to give blood in the weeks lead- Tooele County Historical Society’s books Free developmental evaluation 5 p.m., Sunday 8:30 a.m. (Spanish), Food Addicts in Recovery be presented by the Alzheimer’s ing up to summer to help prevent a sea- will be available to purchase at our DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers 10:30 a.m. Daily Mass(M-Fri) 9 a.m. Association on Saturday, May 30 from Historic Grantsville 5k sonal decline in donations. Blood dona- meeting. The History of Tooele County Anonymous Run, walk or stroll through Grantsville a variety of services to families with Confessions 4-4:45 p.m. on Saturday 10-11:30 a.m. at the Tooele City Public tions often decline when regular donors Volume II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, Are you having trouble controlling the history! The course takes you past over infants and toddlers from birth to age or by appt. Office hours, M-Fri 10-2. Library in the Community Meeting room. get busy with vacations and school is and Railroading in Tooele is $20, and way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery 40 historic sites, each marked and 3. Individualized services are available Our office is closed on Tues. (435)882- All are welcome to attend. This free pro- out of session, but the need for blood we also have eight note cards depicting Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step described in a booklet given to each to enhance development in communica- 3860. St. Marguerite Pre-K-8th Grade gram is sponsored by the Tooele County is constant. Local donation opportuni- four different pioneer buildings for $4. recovery program for anyone suffering participant. Awards for top three in each tion, motor development, cognition, Elementary School (435)882-0081. We Aging Services and the Caregivers ties are as follows: May 23 from 10:30 These will make great gifts for your fam- from food addiction. Meetings are held age category, and raffle prizes for every- social/emotional development, self-help are located on the corner of 7th St. Advisory Council. a.m.-2:30 p.m. at Denny’s Restaurant, ily and friends. Please call Alice Dale at every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer one. Check-in is 6:45 a.m., or 6:30 for skills and health concerns. Contact us and Vine. 925 N. Main St. in Tooele; May 29 at 882-1612 if you would like to purchase Museum, 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter late registrants, at the Grantsville Fire for a free developmental evaluation at Boy Scouts Trash Can Brit-Ammi Kahal the Tooele Utah Stake, 250 S. 200 East these books. at the north back entrance. For more Station, 26 N .Center, and race begins (435) 833-0725. Covenant People Assembly are teach- in Tooele; and June 4 from 1:30-7:30 information, call Millicent at (435) 882- Cleaning at 7 a.m. Finish line is at the Clark ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian p.m. at the Tooele South Stake, 1026 Seeking Historical Items 7094 or Denise at (435) 830-1835 or Tired of your dirty trash can? Let the Historic Farm, 378 W. Clark Street. Gardening faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at Southwest Dr. in Tooele. Tooele County Historical Society would visit www.foodaddicts.org. Everyone is Boy Scouts help! The scouts of troop Register online at www.clarkhistoricfarm. 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call like members of the community who welcome to attend. 1552 will be holding a trash can clean- org/memorial-day-2015.html. $25/first (435) 843-5444 for more information. have any family or personal histories, ing fund raiser Saturday, May 30 at 8 entrant, $20/additional family mem- Tooele Valley Beekeeping Club Stansbury Art and Literary a.m. cleaning trash cans to raise money The club meets the second Wednesday Moose Lodge photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, ber or Tooele Running Club member. for camp and equipment. They will be of each month during the active bee- Bible Baptist Church VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that Society Meeting Benefits the GHS tennis team and Clark cleaning garbage cans for a suggested keeping season from 7-8:30 p.m. at We would like to invite you to a good Meals at the Lodge you would like to donate to our orga- The next meeting of the Stansbury Art Historic Farm. minimum donation of $25 for one can Tractor Supply Company, located at old-fashioned revival with some blue- Friday and Saturday night dinners will nization to please call us. We are also and Literary Society will be May 26 at or 2 for $40. They will be cleaning the the corner of SR 36 and SR 138 in grass music and old-fashioned preach- be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday looking for books, newspaper articles, 7 p.m. at the Tooele Applied Technical cans at the church at the corner of Stansbury Park. Open to all and free ing every night at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist night dinners include clam chowder or photos, brochures or any history that College, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele City. Stansbury Park 1000 North and Broadway (about 300 of charge, come and learn from both Church, located at 286 N. 7th Street in homemade soup, and/or fish baskets pertains to the Tooele County area. If Dustin Frank will do a presentation on East). experts and fellow hobbyists about the Tooele. Contact Pastor Sinner at (435) (halibut, shrimp), or chicken strips. you would like to donate them to our digital photography. In his words, he Restoration at Benson wants you to “find out how easy it is to exciting world of beekeeping. A wide 840-2152. Saturday night dinners include 16-ounce organization, or if you would let us make Eastern Star Gristmill range of topics and equipment will be ribeye or T-bone steak with choice of a copy for the Tooele County Historical organize, enhance and share your entire The Historic Benson Gristmill Mountain View Baptist Church Tooele Valley Chapter #25, Order of discussed in meetings, and will coordi- baked potato/fries, salad and roll; Society, please call Alice Dale at (435) digital photo collection. Discover how Restoration Committee is seeking We would like to invite you to discover Eastern Star, will be holding its monthly nate with typical beekeeping activity that halibut or salmon steak with choice of 882-1612. to turn ordinary snapshots into great donations from individuals, groups, and what God’s plan and purpose is for get-together at Jim’s Family Restaurant is happening in that month. For more baked potato or fries, salad and roll, photos. Explore some simple editing businesses to help with restoration your life. The Bible contains all of the at 4:30 p.m. on May 24. Anyone is invit- information, contact Jay Cooper at (435) or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked techniques and learn to design your own efforts and the operation of the historic answers for life’s questions. Come Groups and events professional-quality photo book or cre- ed to attend. June 6 we will be holding 830-1447 or [email protected]. or fries, salad and roll. All meals are our regular scheduled meeting at 2 p.m. Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to and join us this Sunday for our adult for a reasonable price. No orders are ate a gorgeous calendar using your own Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, Bible study and graded Sunday School Local author seeks photos photos.” All are welcome. The optional for members only. June 13 at 2 p.m., Annual Master Gardeners taken after 8:45. Daily lunch specials we will welcome home our very own 47 S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. Plant Exchange which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship are available at the lodge from 11 A local author and historian is seeking project for the month is to create a work For more information contact Mike (602) service begins at 11 a.m. We also have original photographs of Saltaire, Black of art using the theme of “Vacations” Worthy Grand Matron Raelyne Estep, Open to the public — bring potted a.m. After purchase of 10 (ten) meals 826-9471. a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, in the medium of your choice. Bring the accompanied by her Worthy Grand plants to exchange Wednesday, May either Friday/Saturday nights you get p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 as well as any similar turn-of-the-century completed piece to the May meeting. Patron and other Grand Officers (mem- 27, after the free monthly gardening a free one. If you have more than four p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs attractions and resorts for an upcoming bers only). Dinner will follow the meeting presentation. The exchange will begin people in your party, please call ahead Ophir and let us pray together for God’s help. book project. Those who wish to contrib- Stansbury Art and Literary at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Nest. Cost is at 8 p.m., located at the USU Extension to ensure the cook can plan better. For Mountain View Baptist Church meets at ute information or photographs of these $30. Please RSVP to Joyce Noxon at Building at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Label members and their guests only. Society Artist of the Month Park reservations the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite parks should contact Emma Penrod (435) 882-4858. For more information plants with variety and growth info. The Stansbury Art and Literary art- There are some open dated for reserva- 2C. Join us. at [email protected]. Contributions regarding Eastern Stars contact Trish Bring home as many plants as you Entertainment ist for the month of May is Patricia tions at Ophir Town Park. Groups only. will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Ferry at (435) 830-9553. brought. For more information, call Jay Hot Diggity will be performing on Jessie. Originally from the South Shore No individual space reservations are Stansbury Park Baptist Church released pictorial history book. There is Cooper at (435) 830-1447 or email Saturday, May 30 from 7-11 p.m. For of Massachusetts, where she was an available. Limited dates available for Please join us each Sunday morning at no such thing as too many photographs [email protected]. members and their guests only. award-winning fine arts photographer, 2015, more for the 2016 season. Call 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible as the author needs a minimum of 160 Betty Shubert at (435) 882-5701. Note Free landscape design class Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse Navajo Tacos photographs, and any help is greatly that this is a new phone number. (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For This class is Wednesday, May 27 from WOTM are serving Navajo tacos appreciated. Bulletin Board Policy details, please call us at (435) 830- 7-8 p.m. at the USU Extension Office, on Thursday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. Tooele Valley Flute Choir 151 N. Main, Tooele. You’re invited to Proceeds will go to the Idaho/Utah at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Schools The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks this free presentation hosted by the First Lutheran Church Moose Association. Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic members interested in our inaugural clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the Tooele County Master Gardeners featur- First Lutheran Church, on the corner of Saint Marguerite Catholic Golf scramble effort to raise the profile of local flau- advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele ing Virginia “Ginny” Hooper, professional 7th and Birch, would like to invite you School The first Moose golf scramble will be tists. If you love to play the flute and Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To landscape designer. Ginny completed to hear of God’s grace and the love LAST CHANCE TO SIGN UP FOR Sunday, June 28 at Oquirrh Hills Golf want to grow your musical horizons, guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- her master’s degree in landscape of Christ, who died to forgive you of SUMMER LEARNING AND EXTENDED Course. 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. Sign please join us! All levels of skill and 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the architecture at USU. Prizes will be given your sins and attain salvation on your DAY CARE PROGRAMS! Our summer up at the lodge starting in June. experience welcome. Contact Emma at desired publication date. out during the presentation, as well as behalf. Worship is at 6 p.m. on the first A8 OBITUARY

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015 OBITUARIES

Joseph Bruce Clegg his home. Watching his children Sita Michaell Swann Albert and Lavern Aman; grand- and grandchildren participate in mother, Mary Maxine Hudson; Joseph Bruce Clegg returned their activities fulfilled him and Sita Michaell Swann, age 39, birth daughter, Emily Kees; son, to heaven suddenly on Tuesday, he was their number one fan and passed away unexpectedly of Meryk Hudson, who she lived May 19, in the evening, with his toughest hero. It has been said unknown causes on May 8, 2015. and breathed for. He is the light family by his side. Bruce was a of him, “His heart is as big as She was born on Jan. 18, 1976 of her life. She is also survived fourth-generation rancher and his lasso.” He is survived by wife to Mike and Jan Swann in Salt by her mother and father-in- his greatest accomplishment is Janice; and his children Amie and Lake City, Utah. She was raised in law, Debbie and Steve Hudson; his family. Born Feb. 28, 1947 to Bret Paulick, Wes and Heather Tooele, Utah and attended Judge sister-in-law, Jennifer Hudson; Howard and Zella Clegg, Bruce Clegg, Camille and Mike Patch, Memorial High School. She grad- grandchild, Peyton; “Sisters,” has been a lifelong resident of Lareine and Craig Baker, Lindsay uated from Texas A&M Corpus Jen Lewandowski of Wisconsin, Tooele County and loved this and Rion Sundloff, Adam “Sav” Christi in 2006 with a bachelor’s Shonna Richards of Australia; valley. He attended Utah State and Heather Clegg. He is also degree in education and a minor aunts and uncles, Bob and Loretta University after Tooele High survived by 21 3/4 grandchildren in business in 2009 she received Landfried of Tooele, Utah, Cliff School and then returned home and one great-grandchild, all of a master’s degree in special edu- and Karen Pennington of San to marry his high school sweet- whom still live in Tooele County cation. Sita married her husband Antonio, Texas, Katherine Swann heart and eternal companion and participate on the family- of five years, Steve Hudson, on an example to them of what you of Salt Lake City, Utah, Connie Janice Talmadge on Sept. 12, run ranch. Bruce is preceded in Dec. 12, 2009. Sita was her par- could achieve through hard work Searle of Tooele, Utah, Patsy 1969. Together they had six chil- death by his parents and brother ents’ best friend and a loving and and determination. No matter Thorne of San Antonio, Texas; dren, all of whom still reside in and including those who wanted James “Jim” and also survived by caring daughter, mother, aunt, where she lived or traveled, the niece, Kearstyn; nephew, Kallyn; Tooele County. Bruce has been to ride. His western legacy and his brothers and sisters Marilyn, cousin and an incredible friend. mountains of Utah were always many cousins and close friends; active in the sport of rodeo since leadership will never be forgot- Marjorie, Dan and Bob and their She enjoyed traveling, spending home. She will be missed every pets Phoenix and Ella. A visita- age 12. He began working with ten. His faithful service for the families. Funeral services will time with family, and watching moment of every day. Sita is pre- tion service will be held from 7-9 the Bar-T rodeo company at the LDS church, including as ward be held Tuesday, May 26, 2015 her son’s sporting events. Sita ceded in death by her mater- p.m. on Tuesday, May 26, 2015 at age of 16 and continued until bishop, influenced many souls in the Stansbury Park So. Stake will always be remembered for nal grandparents, Geraldine Tate Mortuary in Tooele, Utah. 1989 when a farming accident and made him into an even Center on Interlochen Lane at her laughter, devotion to fam- Landfried, William Landfried; The funeral mass and burial will occurred. At this time, he became more caring and trusting man. 11 a.m. with a visitation from ily, her honesty and inspiration, paternal grandfather James follow on Wednesday, May 27, a business owner and pursued He was a member and past 9:30-10:30am. Prior to the funer- especially to her GED students. C. Swann; great-grandmother 2015 at 11 a.m. at St. Marguerite other ranching endeavors. He president of the Grantsville Soil al, there will be a viewing on She was actively involved in the Evelyn Benson and great-grand- Church in Tooele, Utah. In lieu was also an avid team roper and Conservation, Tooele County Monday, May 25 at Tate Mortuary “Education for Freedom” schol- father Vern Benson. She is sur- of flowers, donations may be competed in many rodeo events. Cattlemen’s Association and from 6-8 p.m. Following the arship committee that benefited vived by her mother, Jan Swann; made to Benefit Account for Sita Then he hit the sawdust trail on PRCA Rodeo. He was also a char- funeral services we invite any- GED students. Sita was admired father, Mike Swann; husband, Swann as an education fund for numerous trail rides, treks and ter member of the American one who would like to join us for by her students because of her Steve Hudson; beloved grandma her son through the Navy Army adventures, because as long as Land Council. In his most recent a horseback procession from the honesty and integrity. She was and grandpa of the mountains Community Credit Union. he was mounted on a 7C horse years he served as Tooele County stake center to the Clegg home he was complete. He impacted Commissioner (2006-2014) and for one last ride with Bruce. countless lives with his selfless took pride in serving his commu- From there we will proceed with qualities and was an inspiration nity. His love for Tooele County burial services to take place at Diane Garner Sessions Eyre and Joey Symonds and to many. Bruce was admired by drove his desire to serve his great the Tooele City Cemetery. He’s Diane Garner Sessions, daugh- Michael Eyre; grandson Andre; numerous cowboys for his natu- county and the great state of now off on his next adventure, ter of Hyrum Arthur and June mother-in-law Beth Sessions; ral talent with a horse and in Utah. He always said there is no clearing the way as he hits the Irene Garner, was born April 25, brothers and sisters Janice and return, he treasured (sometimes better place than home and he sawdust trail ... 1955 in Tooele, Utah. Our beloved Melvin Evensen, Adelbert and laughed) every moment teaching will forever call Tooele County mother, daughter, sister, aunt, Carlene Garner, Leon Garner, grandma, cousin and wonder- James Garner, Peggy Price, Karen ful wife passed away peacefully and Mark Johnston, Shan and on May 18, 2015. Diane mar- Steve Day and Tia Rowe; many T ried William Sessions on June nieces, nephews, cousins, and 11, 1976; they had three wonder- friends. She is preceded in death ful children, Jessica, Jason and by her parents; children Joshua MYGA AUNNUITY Jaclyn. Diane enjoyed working Daniel and Julieann; sister-in- A Full-Color with the customers at the many law Shirley Garner and neph- convenience stores, Janice’s party ews Donald Garner and Melvin Activity Page 3.25% supplies, Tooele Army Depot, and Evensen. Services will be held GUARANTEED selling House of Lloyd through at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 26, Just for Kids! the years. Diane had many tal- 2015 in the Tooele Stake Center, Every Thursday in the 10 YEARS ents including writing poetry, aunt and Grandma. Diane is 253 S. 200 East, with a visitation crocheting and teaching guitar going to be missed by all who the hour prior. Interment, Tooele Tooele Transcript-Bulletin lessons. She loved music, chil- knew her. She touched many City Cemetery. The family would dren and helping others. Diane people’s lives and was always like to express their thanks to TOOELE TRANSCRIPT was a member of The Church of their biggest supporter. Diane Spring Creek Healthcare facil- BULLETIN Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is survived by her loving hus- ity for all their support and care Subscribe: where she held many positions in band William Sessions, children of our mother. A special thanks 435-882-0050 the church. 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Esther Elizabeth Suess Goshorn Esther Elizabeth Suess Goshorn, age 96, our angel, mother, grandmother and great- grandmother, returned home to her heavenly father on May 21 of natural causes. Esther was born Sept. 14, 1918 in Centerville, Kansas to Elizabeth Ann Huxtable Suess and Phillip August Martin Suess. She grew up on a Kansas farm, later moving to Colorado during the dust bowl years. Esther met and married the love of her life, Clarence Edward Goshorn, in 1944. They lived in Colorado Springs, Colorado until Clarence joined the Army and served in WWII. Life was an adventure serving time in Japan, ily. Esther was preceded in death Germany and France. They were by her husband, Clarence, and lucky enough to visit England, three brothers, Lewis, Ernest the home country of Esther’s and Herman. She is survived by mother, and got to know distant her children, Richard Goshorn relatives. Esther was blessed with of Colorado Springs, Colorado; two sons and two daughters. Linda (Rod) Shaffer of Tooele, With Clarence’s retirement, the Utah; Ken Goshorn of Springdale, family moved back to Colorado Arkansas; Marilee (Bill) Bennett Springs, Colorado near Esther’s of Hugo, Colorado; and six mother and two brothers. Esther grandchildren and eight great- enjoyed many pursuits, but her grandchildren. Interment will be MAY IS NATIONAL first priority was always her fam- in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Comics Page Puzzle Answers �� from page A6 ��

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UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 61/44 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 67/52 Knolls Clive Lake Point 63/46 67/52 67/52 66/50 Ogden Stansbury Park 63/50 Erda 66/51 Vernal Grantsville 63/51 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 66/44 67/50 59/45 Tooele 64/50 Bauer 62/50 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 66/50 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 62/50 67/44 65/49 Stockton Pollen Index Price 66/50 62/42 High Nephi Rush Valley 66/46 64/48 Ophir Moderate 61/48 Low Delta Manti Absent 65/50 63/42 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 86/48 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 65/51 66/42 Moab 62/46 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 76/51 Beaver 77/46 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 62/41 Ibapah 63/48 24-hour 64/45 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.94 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 59/41 70/45 at Grantsville 1.62 +0.01 72/51 Kanab 65/40 Eureka 60/47 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4192.43

and Kaitlyn Broadbent as the Graduates only Cowboys to walk in this continued from page A1 year’s class with a 4.0 GPA. “We wouldn’t have done it accomplishments. without the support,” Dzierzon “In our classes, teams and said, addressing the audience. clubs, everyone has found a way Seven students also earned to improve themselves,” she Academic All-State honors: Wyatt said. “Through your diligence, Barrus, Angel Cloward, Dzierzon, you have accomplished amazing Hansen, Gavin Holt, Ericka things already.” Hughes and Braden Sandberg. Jacquelyn Cowdell, this Dzierzon, who will play softball year’s valedictorian, moved to at Snow College next year, and Grantsville from West Jordan just Braden Sandberg, who starred before she began the fifth grade. on Grantsville’s varsity basketball “It’s been a great four years,” and tennis teams, both earned she said. “We’ve had some fun those honors in two sports each. times and we’ve had some emo- The senior class officers for tional times, and now here we the Class of 2015 were President are. The future is at the door, and Lauren Johnson — who led the while life seems scary at times, I class in changing their tassels know we’ll be OK because we’re on Wednesday — Vice President Cowboys.” Kennedy Kelley, Secretary Kim Don Wayne Nelson was the guest speaker. He attended Brown and Cloward, who served Grantsville High School from as class historian. 1960-66, was student body presi- The student body officers dent his senior year, and led the for the 2014-15 school year boys and girls tennis teams to were President Mandy Wilson, 31 state championships as head Holt — serving as vice presi- coach. dent, Secretary Nathan Beckett, “I feel very honored for the Historian Aaron Imlay, Public opportunity to speak to you,” he Relations Officer Wesley Allen, said. “A school is like life. It has Treasurer Tanner Rust and the exterior of brick, mortar glass Academic Officer Matt Waldron. and steel, but what really makes “Many of you have achieved a school is the school’s soul and much,” Nelson said, addressing spirit. ... It’s where acts of kind- the class of 2015. “To me you FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ness are found and where we are all ‘A’ students in the areas of Cade Coon blasts confetti into the air along with friends on his row, showering the colored paper over fellow graduates at last night’s commencement ceremony at learn to win and lose.” kindness, caring, humor, listen- Grantsville High School. Cowdell and Dzierzon were ing, helping and loving.” accompanied by Erin Anderson [email protected] TOOELE DENTAL ASSOCIATES Stockton continued from page A1 master gardeners and feature drought resistant plants suited SUMMER for Stockton’s climate, Edwards T said. Finishing any monuments to accompany the flags is an Tooele Dental issue of funding, Edwards said. BLITZ He said he’d like to see monu- Associates ments for each branch and POW/MIA, as well as one for MAY 26 - SEPT 7 the Navajo Code Talker who $ lived in Stockton and was one off CROWNS of the first local casualties of the 50 NEW SUMMER HOURS: Vietnam War. “It’s a work in progress,” he $ Monday • Wednesday • Thursday 7-5 said. “We hope to have it done 1,899 within two to three years.” Tuesday- 7-7 and Friday 7-3 Whitney also said the memo- SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB IMPLANTS w/CROWNS rial park would be a nice way to Archer Wagner looks forward to his families’ tradition of straightening flowers and mark the entrance to the town. flags at Tooele Cemetery. Stockton officials hope to build a new veterans memo- “We’re really excited about rial park in the community by next year. WHITENING WEDNESDAYS how it will welcome people into the Town of Stockton,” he said. Edwards said that a space is have enough completed at the Upper and lower Custom Bleach Trays with bleach. There will be a community needed in the town that not park to unveil it a year from now yard sale later this year to help only remembers the sacrifice of on Memorial Day. $100 EVERY WEDNESDAY DURING THE SUMMER!! fund the park, Whitney said. local servicemen and service- “If we can get something New Accepting New The town and private citizens women, but all U.S. veterans. done there this fall and into next will provide goods for the sale, “All I want to do is honor the spring, it’d be nice to have a rib- Michael & patient cleaning Patients! with all proceeds going to the veterans,” he said. bon cutting,” he said. exams & x-rays memorial park, he said. Whitney said he hopes to [email protected] Brett Wells $59 435.882.1381 �� Call us Today! TOOELE TRANSCRIPT VISIT OUR WEBSITE: Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN WWW.TOOELEDENTAL.COM A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Real Salt Lake RSL will take on former coach Tooele Jr. High wins jr. high track meet Jason Kreis and his new NYCFC club on Saturday at Rio Tinto by Tavin Stucki Stadium. Real Salt Lake is current- SPORTS EDITOR “It’s just fun. ly in eighth place in the Western Conference with 14 points and 11 Makayla Komer set two meet We hype up the games played, just behind Kansas records as she helped Tooele City’s 14 points from 10 games in Junior High School win the trophies a lot, sixth place. New York City FC has Tooele County Jr.. High Track seven points for ninth place in the Meet on Monday. but in reality Eastern Conference. In all, the TJHS girls won with we try to indi- Salt Lake Bees 126 points to Clarke N. Johnsen’s The Bees will begin an eight-game 67 while Excelsior Academy had vidualize it.” homestand on Thursday that 29, Grantsville Jr. High had 18 Charles Mohler will feature four games against and Wendover Jr. High had four. Colorado Springs followed by four On the boys side, Tooele Jr. com- Meet organizer games against Oklahoma City. pleted the sweep with 114 points Most games will begin at 6:35 p.m. to CNJJHS’s 107, Grantsville’s 17, The Roadrunners went 1-2-3 and tickets are available online at Excelsior’s eight and Wendover’s in the girls 100 dash, with Julia slbees.com. Friday and Saturday’s three. Smith and Emma Taggart finish- games will feature fireworks after Charles Mohler, who orga- ing in a dead heat of 14.27 sec- the action. nized the 9-year-old event, said onds with Sydnee Bird .02 sec- THS Girls Soccer it’s nice to see student-athletes onds behind in the timed finals. Newly hired head coach Steven from competing schools to cheer Bird later won the 300 hurdles Duggan is reaching out to all girls for even their opponents. with a time of 55.45 from the interested in playing soccer for “It’s just fun,” he said. “We second heat. Tooele High School next year. All hype up the trophies a lot, but in Tooele went 1-4 in the 200 players from last year’s squads, reality we try to individualize it.” with the only sub-30 times, players who didn’t make the team Tooele’s Paden Jolley set a new with Makenna McCloy winning and any new players are invited record in the adaptive PE 50- in 29.50, Bird taking second in with their parents to a meeting at meter race in 9.72 seconds. 29.55, Smith third in 29.66 and 7 p.m. on May 22 in the THS com- Clarke N. Johnsen’s 4x400 relay Taggart fourth in 29.91. mons area. team also set a new meet record Not surprisingly, the Tooele FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS with a time of 4:11.00. girls won the 4x100 relay in a Youth Soccer Registration Above: Tooele Junior High School’s Komer won the girls 800-meter time of 56.36, which was .13 Payton Shields nears the finish line in the TC United is now accepting regis- run with a time of 2 minutes, away from beating the 4-year-old boys 800-meter run at Monday’s Junior tration for the Fall/Spring soccer 41.00 seconds and the girls 1600 record, and the 4x40 in 4:53.00. High Track Meet held at Stansbury High season. Online registration will be with a time of 5:33.02. CNJ’s Silas Young won the boys School. Shields won the race with a held May 15-June 20. To regis- Both were records, which 100 in 11.82 seconds, which was time of 2 minutes, 28.19 seconds. Right: ter online please visit our website brings Komer’s total to four, nearly a full second faster than Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School’s www.tc-united.com You may also Brynn Squires starts the first leg of the including two relay records set in Tooele’s Austin Meono who fin- call 830-6977 with any questions. 4x400- meter relay for the Jaguars at the last year’s meet. ished in 12.66. Young later won Junior High Track Meet held Monday at SHS Girls Basketball Team Camp In the 1600, the Monday’s first the 200 in 25.06 and the long Stansbury High School. CNJJHS took The Stansbury girls basketball team event, Komer crossed the finish jump in 17 feet, 7 inches. second in the meet on both the boys will hold a team camp for girls in line about 30 seconds before any Tooele’s Braxton Borders won and girls side while Tooele Jr. High took grades 7-12. The cost will be $75 other competitor, and at least a the boys 300 hurdles in 47.73 to top honors. per player and the camp will be minute faster than all but five lead three other Roadrunners in held from 9 a.m. until noon on June racers. the top five of that race. 8-10. The basketball camp will be Her time was better than all The Tooele boys won the 4x100 In a hard-fought 800 race, teaching the skills, fundamentals, but four of the boys in the next with a time of 51.36 and CNJ won Shields’ 2:28.19 and Pectol’s drills and philosophy of Stallion race. the 4x400 in 4:11.00. 2:29.25 went 1-2 for Tooele and basketball. It will give all partici- Clarke N. Johnsen runner The first heat of both the boys just beat out the CNJ duo of Max pants an edge on what to expect Brendan VanCooney’s time of and girls 400-meter run was Wolfe and Chandler White, with at try-outs along with working one- 5:16.54 won that race, just beat- definitely the fastest, with eight Grantsville’s Seth Beckett taking on-one with the coaching staff. ing Tooele Jr.’s Aaron Pectol by of the fastest 10 times coming the final podium spot with a time Former gold medal Olympian and four seconds. from those heats. CNJ’s Aubree of 2:30.89. WNBA player Natalie Williams will Tooele won the girls medley Cheney won the girls race with In the field events, CNJ’s give some great on-court instruc- relay in 4:51.48, three seconds a third-heat time of 1:06.54, and Dustin Anderson was 3.5 inch- tion to help athletes improve their away from beating last year’s VanCooney won the boys with es away from a meet record in game. Julia Allender will also visit meet record. Clarke N. Johnsen the only sub-60 time in the race, from Sacramento City Community won the boys medley in 4:27.78. which was 59.72. SEE TRACK PAGE 11 ➤ College with some insight on what to expect at the collegiate level. This is a camp you will not want to miss. For more info and registration please contact Kenzie Newton at [email protected]. Transcript Cup stays at Stansbury High for another year Tooele High School Boys by Tavin Stucki the season and win the Region 11 Grantsville in each to earn four Basketball Camp SPORTS EDITOR title. Bear River took second, but second-place points. New Varsity Coach Josh Johnsen since the Bears aren’t part of the In boys basketball, Tooele will be holding his camp June 15- The Transcript Bulletin Cup Transcript Cup race, Stansbury’s went 3-1 against its in-county 17 at Tooele High School. Incoming will have a home in the halls third-place finish gave it the foes, the only loss coming at 3-5 graders will be from 8-10 a.m., of Stansbury High School for at second-place two points for the the hands of Grantsville on Jan. 6-8 graders 10 a.m. to noon, 9-12 least one more year. Cup. 28 by a crushing score of 61- graders from noon to 2 p.m. Cost The Stallions recovered from The Stallions were dominant 35. Grantsville split the schedule is $60 and includes a free camp T- a rough winter sports season to in cross-country, taking region with both Tooele and Stansbury shirt. Camp focuses on fundamen- reclaim the lead on the trophy, championships in both boys and to give the Cowboys a 2-2 record. tals and individual skill work. Any riding the softball team’s third- girls competitions. Tooele beat Stansbury’s only region win came questions email coach Johnsen straight state title. Grantsville at region in the girls over Grantsville thanks to Jace at [email protected]. competition for one point, but Wanlass’s overtime buzzer-beat- Payments can be made to the THS Fall the Cowboys reversed that order er to send the Cowboys home finance office with checks made Tooele had a pretty good run in the boys to give them another. 53-52. out to Tooele Boys Basketball. in football, going 5-0 for the first In all, the fall season leg ended In girls basketball, Stansbury Tooele Tri registration time in ages, which start includ- with Stansbury in front with and Tooele beat up on Grantsville, Tooele City is excited to announce ed a 21-0 win over Grantsville on 11 points, Tooele second with each earning two wins against the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the third annual Tooele Tri as part Aug. 29. Stansbury took the foot- seven, and Grantsville behind Cowboys. But the Stallions and Stansbury High School assembly officer Nate Johanson holds the Transcript of its Fourth of July festivities. The ball crown after beating Tooele with three. the Buffaloes split their season Bulletin Cup at the school’s sports assemby on Monday. The Stallions earned the Kids Triathlon will be held June 26 42-21 nearly a month later. That cup for the third-straight year thanks to near-dominating athletic performances. series and both finished the in- at 6 p.m. and the Sprint Triathlon undefeated in-county record Winter county season with 3-1 records. will be held on June 27 at 7 a.m. gave Stansbury the two points in Tooele High School made a As such, each will split the three Both triathlons begin at the Aquatic the Cup chase and withheld the against the Cowboys, which gave against Grantsville. massive run for the Transcript points and receive 1.5 each. Center Park, 55 N. 200 West. You possible tie-breaker half point the Stallions the second-place In girls tennis, Grantsville won Cup after taking the region In all, the winter season ended can register in person until May 1 from Grantsville. point. the region title, and Stansbury championships in boys and with Tooele’s 11.5 points for a or online until June 26. Register In volleyball, the Buffaloes In girls soccer, it was finished ahead of Tooele in the girls swimming, wrestling, and total of 18.5, Stansbury’s 5.5 for before May 22 to receive a race were nearly flawless in coun- Stansbury’s turn to go undefeat- final tally. drill team — all on Jan. 31. The a total of 16.5, and Grantsville’s shirt. Space is limited, so register ty-wide competition, going ed, while the Buffaloes dropped In boys golf, Tooele won at Buffaloes earned eight points in one for a total of four. early. For more information, contact 4-0 against their neighbors. a pair of games to the Stallions the region championship to give all from the four sports, though Terra Sherwood at (435) 843-2142 Stansbury earned two games while picking up two more them a score of 36 throughout Stansbury finished ahead of SEE CUP PAGE 11 ➤ or [email protected]. Kiwanis 5k Registration for the Fourth of July FROM THE SIDELINES 5k Freedom run is now open at tooelekiwanis.com. Challenger British Soccer Camp Lack of accountability sets bad example for student-athletes Challenger Sports will hold a soccer camp from July 13-17 at Elton here are a great many les- officials for whether you won cult to shake it off and maintain Park. Ages 3-5 will be from 9-10:30 sons that can be taught or lost? I believe that’s poor “When you your composure when someone a.m. and cost $101. Ages 6-14 through high school ath- form. Worse yet, it sends the else is shouting disparaging will be from 9 a.m. to noon and T Darren Vaughan letics. wrong message to the kids who blame officials for comments about the officials cost $130. Go to www.challengers- However, there may be no les- COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR are supposed to be using high from the sidelines — not just in ports.com for more details and to son more important that that of school sports as a learning the immediate aftermath of a register. Register before May 29 to your team’s down- accountability. opportunity. tough call, but through the rest receive a free $40 soccer jersey. Throughout life, every one It comes back to my point fall, you’re missing of the game, in the postgame Tooele County Women’s Rugby of us will endure triumphs and make mistakes. They may even about accountability. When you huddle and to anyone within The Tooele County High School failures, some bigger than oth- make a mistake that leads to blame officials for your team’s the point.” earshot. It’s a distraction at best Women’s Rugby Team is looking ers. But in order to learn from the other team scoring or takes downfall, you’re missing the and a poor example at worst. for girls who are currently in grades our failures, we need to be will- away points from your team. point. Ultimately, your team Darren Vaughan Remember — high school 8-11 to play rugby sevens during to accept responsibility for But 99 times out of 100, that’s all didn’t do quite enough to win Community News Editor sports are about teaching life ing the fall 2015 season and full them. it is — a mistake. It isn’t a con- under those circumstances. lessons first, and wins and loss- 15s in the spring 2016 season. If One of my ultimate pet scious effort to favor one team Sometimes, it’s for a lack of ations where there really isn’t es second. you are interested, contact Gracie peeves as a longtime observer of over the other. effort. Most of the time, it’s just anyone to blame. Unfortunately, it seems that Long at (601)919-7632 or Hannah high school sports comes when It’s also true that not all refer- that the other team was better It’s certainly OK to disagree we as adults sometimes lose Dewsnup at (435)849-0428. anyone tries to find a scapegoat ees are created equal. There are on that given day. with an official’s call. Trust sight of that. Correction for a game gone awry. The thing some who are better than oth- The other team scored more me, as a life-long sports fan, In the May 14 edition, a photo is, I rarely hear it from players. ers, to be sure. runs/baskets/touchdowns/goals I have expressed my share of Darren Vaughan is a veteran depicting THS softball’s second Rather, I tend to hear it coming It’s usually as simple as this: than your team did. End of displeasure over the years. And sports writer from Moab, Utah. baseman Rylee Whitehouse on from adults in the stands, or, the official didn’t actually see story. sometimes, those calls do shift He will admit to having thrown page A10 was misidentified as worse yet, on the sidelines. what he or she thought they Instead, when coaches or momentum, but only if you a number of remote controls in Payton Hammond. The Transcript The usual target? The officials. saw. Human beings aren’t infal- spectators blame the officials, can’t find a way to shake them response to calls he hasn’t agreed Bulletin regrets this error. Now, don’t get me wrong. The lible. it gives the players someone to off. with. Email him at dvaughan@t officials are human. They do But to ultimately blame the deflect blame onto, even in situ- It becomes even more diffi- ooeletranscript.com. A11

THURSDAY May 21, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 NEED CASH NOW? St. Louis in mix for MLS expansion We Want to Make You a Loan! $ $ ST. LOUIS (AP) — Major than 20,000. The strategic plan is St. Louis needs a new stadium at the fan forum. “I wouldn’t have 100- 3,000 TODAY! League Soccer commissioner to build a national fan base. to keep the NFL. The Rams can said that two years ago.” Don Garber said Tuesday that “I think there’s a lot of interest leave after next season because Expansion fees have skyrock- Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 St. Louis will be a top contender in MLS in the U.S. and Canada of a clause in the league that eted in recent years. for the next round of expansion, and we’re going to play it out calls for the facility be among the MLS launched with 12 teams probably in 2020, if the city’s sta- carefully,” Garber said. “But it’s top quarter in the league. The in 1996 and cut to 10 in 2002. Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT dium plans for a new NFL sta- hard to imagine MLS won’t be Edward Jones Dome opened in There are 20 this year following Local News Source. ULLETIN dium are fulfilled. a bigger league in the years to 1995. the additions of New York City B “It’s too early to handicap it come. Rams owner Stan Kroenke has and Orlando. all,” Garber said. “Today was all “We’re riding that wave.” announced plans for a $1.8 bil- Garber said details haven’t about fact-finding. We’ve always Garber met with Gov. Jay lion stadium in suburban Los been ironed out for the David loved the St. Louis market. “ Nixon, mayor Francis Slay and Angeles Beckham-owned Miami expan- MLS is set to add Atlanta, Los leaders of the task force seek- Stadium approval is a must for sion franchise. Angeles, Minneapolis and Miami ing to build a new $985 million the MLS to consider St. Louis. Among other cities that have as it expands to 24 teams by the stadium downtown that would Garber said “part of the reason, if expressed interest are Austin, end of the decade. Garber said he ensure a continued NFL pres- not the reason” St. Louis doesn’t Texas; Sacramento, California; anticipates no franchise moves ence. He also spoke at a fan already have a team is because St. Louis; and San Antonio; and C at this time but didn’t put a cap forum at Cardinal Nation just it lacked a stadium plan “that to a lesser extent El Paso, Texas; Tooele on future expansion, and antici- outside Busch Stadium, telling made sense” and committed Indianapolis; and Las Vegas. T pated the league would come up them “We’d love to be here.” ownership. St. Louis has a lower-tier team, with a plan in the next year. From the outset, the plan has “Frankly, I’m not worried about Saint Louis FC, that draws near County He said this year the league called for a stadium that could getting an ownership group if we capacity at the 5,000-seat Soccer has average attendance of more also be used for soccer. can get a stadium,” Garber said Park. Youth Timberwolves win lottery, Lakers to No. 2

NEW YORK (AP) — The winning but instead fell to fourth The Lakers were the other big The lottery began that year as a Minnesota Timberwolves won the 30 years after winning the first draft winners even without moving all way to prevent teams from losing on NBA draft lottery Tuesday night, lottery and drafting Hall of Famer the way to the top. Their pick was purpose as a way to secure the top the first time since 2004 the team Patrick Ewing. only protected in the top five as pick. Tanking may still exist — the with the worst record won the No. Not since Orlando won the right a condition of their trade with 76ers have appeared to be angling SOCCER 1 pick. to pick Dwight Howard in 2004 had Phoenix for Steve Nash in 2012. for the draft with no regard for their FALL/SPRING 2015/16 SIGN-UPS After years of bad luck in the the NBA’s ultimate game of chance That was dealt this season to the record the last couple of seasons lottery, things finally worked out came out in favor of the team with 76ers, who could have ended up — but the Wolves appeared to lose for the Wolves, who can perhaps the best odds. The Timberwolves with two top-six picks if the Lakers honestly while battling numerous CHILDREN AGES 3-17 choose between big men Karl- had a 25 percent chance of landing had fallen backward two spots. injuries with a young roster. Anthony Towns of Kentucky and the top pick after finishing 16-66. Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant Their victory, with owner Glen REGISTER ONLINE AT Jahlil Okafor of national champion But their fans knew not to get ended his tweet after seeing the Taylor on stage, was only the fifth Duke to put next to Rookie of the their hopes up after the Wolves had results with #lakerluck and #good- time the team that finished with the Year Andrew Wiggins. fallen backward eight times previ- day. worst, or tied for the worst record, www.tc-united.com “We’re in this for big stakes,” said ously, including both times they The lottery sets the top three won the lottery. Flip Saunders, the Wolves’ president were in the pole position, 1992 and picks. The remainder of the 14 The Cleveland Cavaliers had MAY 15TH - JUNE 20TH and coach. “The big thing about 2011. non-playoff teams follow in inverse won the last two and three of the Fees: $85 for U4 – 17 this is getting good talent that can Several hundred fans gathered order of their won-loss record. previous four lotteries since LeBron blend together. This is another big to watch on the big screen at Target Things went according to form James left them for Miami in step.” Center in Minneapolis and erupted until the Knicks slid back two spots. 2010. But with James back home, Sign-up In person on The Los Angeles Lakers moved when the Lakers card came out of General manager Steve Mills hoped the Cavaliers are in the Eastern the following dates: from the fourth spot to second, the envelope for No. 2, meaning history could repeat by wear- Conference finals and Miami was keeping a pick they would have Minnesota had finally earned the ing Dave DeBusschere’s Naismith in the lottery, and the Heat held in TOOELE CITY HALL sent to Philadelphia if it fell outside top pick for the first time. Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame the No. 10 spot where they entered. MAY 18, 6-9PM the top five. The 76ers are third “Hope is nice to have,” said Jason ring, which DeBusschere was wear- The Heat’s pick would have gone followed by the New York Knicks, Vincent, a fan of the team since ing as the Knicks’ GM when they to Philadelphia if they fell out of the JUNE 1, 6-9PM who had the second-best odds of 2001. won the 1985 lottery. top 10. JUNE 8, 6-9PM All sign ups after June 20th will have an additional $15 fee. Stay Informed Any questions call Jazz take No. 12 pick in NBA draft TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 435-830-6977 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The General manager Dennis and No. 12 spots. The team had Subscribe 435-882-0050 Debit/Credit cards accepted online. Utah Jazz will have the No. 12 Lindsey represented the organi- the sixth-best win percentage pick in the NBA draft. zation at the lottery in New York. (.655) after the All-Star break and The selection was determined The Jazz finished the season aspires to be in the playoff race at the draft lottery Tuesday. with a 38-44 record and were next season. The Jazz also own the No. 42 slotted No. 12 after a drawing The Jazz had a 93.53 percent pick and the No. 54 from the was held to break a tie with the chance of getting the No. 12 Friends of the Children’s Justice Center Cleveland Cavaliers. Indiana Pacers for the No. 11 selection. Unified American relay to visit Utah 16th Annual SPECIAL OLYMPICS UTAH George. the cauldron that burns during The relay will culminate at the the Games. As the torch makes Registration is open for the first- Opening Ceremony of the 2015 its way across our country it will Golf Tournament ever Special Olympics Unified Special Olympics World Games bring us together in a unique Relay Across America presented in Los Angeles on July 25, 2015. way that will open hearts and by Bank of America. The Unified ESPN, the official broadcaster of minds.” Breakfast and Relay will give anyone in the the World Games, will produce The U.S. portion of the Unified country a chance to carry the the Opening Ceremony live as Relay will begin on May 26, Lunch Provided! Flame of Hope that will be lit in well as a nightly highlights pro- where it will be split into three Athens, Greece and help deliver gram throughout the nine-day simultaneous routes starting in it to Los Angeles for the Special event. Augusta, Maine; Miami, Florida; Tons of Great Olympics World Summer Games. "In a time when there is so and Washington, D.C. Traveling Over the course of 46 days, in a much dividing people, our World west, all three routes will become Drawing Prizes hand-to-hand exchange, thou- Games offer an opportunity for unified in Los Angeles on July sands of participants will run, our nation to come together to 10. Along each route, welcoming (including guns) walk or bike a segment of the celebrate differences and unify ceremonies and community cel- relay in this team and individual in the spirit of respect and inclu- ebrations will take place night- fundraising event as it passes sion,” said Special Olympics ly with musical performances, through all 50 states. CEO Janet Froetscher. “With celebrity guests and Unified The Unified Relay will enter so many people coming to the Sports Experiences. the state of Utah from July 1 to U.S. for the World Games, this Each Unified Relay route will July 4, traveling 896 miles across is a once in a lifetime oppor- be led by a group of co-captains, the state and holding commu- tunity for every citizen to carry including media personalities, nity community celebrations the Flame of Hope through their actors, musicians, athletes and in Salt Lake City, Provo and St. communities where it will light Special Olympics athletes.

Avery Buys won the girls event fourth and fifth in the girls shot Track with a jump of 4-02. put, and Librado Aguirre took continued from page 10 Tooele’s Whitney Murray won fourth in the boys event. the girls long jump in 12-00. “It is about the kids,” Mohler the boys eight-pound shot put Excelsior’s Sunnie Hammon said. “Some of them may never with a toss of 39-5.50. Teammate took third in the girls 1600, fourth do much athletically in high Emerle Stiles won the girls event in the 100 with a time of 14.39, school, but they have this one in 30-00. and third in the girls 800. event here.” Shields won the high jump Wendover’s Tanya Duran and [email protected] with a 5-foot leap, and CNJ’s Adriana Delgadillo finished Friday, June 5th Grantsville had built up through- Paige Christensen won the region Cup out the season. The Cowboys title, but the Buffaloes earned continued from page 10 earned two points for the cham- one point in the Transcript Cup STANSBURY PARK GOLF COURSE pionship and Stansbury one for race by finishing second in the Spring its second-place finish. Region 11 team race. SHOTGUN START Baseball season was kind to In softball, all three county Track and field was kind to the Stallions as Stansbury went 6- teams were dominant in the reg- both the boys and girls Stansbury Check-in at 7:30 • Tee Off at 8:30 am 0 against Tooele and Grantsville. ular season and unfortunately, teams, giving the Stallions anoth- The Cowboys dropped a game to someone had to lose when the er four points. Grantsville’s boys $70 per person or $250 per foursome the Buffaloes at home, but still teams played against each other. beat Tooele’s at region, but the had a better in-county record to Tooele ended the regular season roles were reversed in the girls give Grantsville the second-place on a slide and lost all four coun- competition, giving each school point. ty matchups but reclaimed one a point. The Stansbury boys team REGISTER ON-LINE! Grantsville was the only team over Grantsville in the state tour- also enjoyed a few individual to beat Stansbury during the nament. Stansbury went 3-1 over state champions, but couldn’t http://app.eventcaddy.com/events/childrens-center-golf-tournament region schedule of boys soccer, county teams and Grantsville overcome Desert Hills’ strangle- but the Buffaloes and Cowboys went 3-2 with the last loss in hold on points and finished sec- split their games while Stansbury the tournament to Tooele, so ond at state. Questions? Call our Friends Board, 435.843.3440 beat Tooele 12-0 in the final game Stansbury takes the two points In all, the spring sports gave of the season. Stansbury earned plus the state championship Stansbury another 14 points for two points and Grantsville one. bonus point for a total of three. a season total of 30.5. Tooele ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE CHILDREN’S JUSTICE CENTER In tennis, Stansbury per- In girls golf, Star Martin helped earned two points for a total of formed exceedingly well at the the Stallions to a second-place 20.5. Grantsville earned six for a ‘A place where small voices can be heard’ region tournament but wasn’t finish at region behind the domi- total of 10. able to overcome the huge lead nant Bear River team. Tooele’s [email protected] A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015

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COURTESY OF COURTESY OF TATE TATE MORTUARY MORTUARY A photo Tate of Tate Mortuary’s Mortuary in building as it the 1950s. looks today. The building has under- gone several remodels and additions in the 75 years the business has served the community.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE TTB PHOTO Funeral directors of the mortuary: Earl Tate (owner), Dan Call (manager), Cole Houghton and Bodie Topham.

75 Years of ServiceSTORY DARREN VAUGHAN Tate Mortuary has been helping Tooele County families since 1940

ate Mortuary petitive with the other funeral has been pro- homes in the Salt Lake Valley, viding funeral but we do it in a way that the services in family is the most important TooeleT with a focus on helping factor,” said Earl Tate, the mor- families since 1940, making it tuary’s current owner. “We’re one of the longest continuously not just in it for one burial and operating businesses in Tooele to make money off of that. We’re County. here to serve families for gen- As the business celebrates its erations.” 75th year, its four funeral direc- Call, the mortuary’s manager, tors — Earl Tate, Dan Call, Bodie joined the company in 1980 Topham and Cole Houghton after attending San Francisco — continue the tradition that Mortuary College with Tate in began when LaVar Tate and his the early 1970s. While some peo- wife, Mildred, purchased the ple see funeral directors as just mortuary from Herbert Smith. people who get to wear fancy “We provide the service at a reasonable price that is com- SEE SERVICE PAGE B8 ➤

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Parked in front is an ambulance (left) which the mortuary also operated for about twenty years. A funeral procession (above) in the early 1950s travels from the mortuary to the cemetery in Tooele City.

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Old watering cans, play paper for more details on how ditch is covered and then do a wagons, wheelbarrows, barrels, to participate in the Exchange. �� quick sketch showing where the shoes, farm or mining imple- We’ve got several plants we’ll be start, main path and ending are ments, metal kid’s toys, glass bringing that we think would �� in relation to structures. Last globes, wind spinners, bird feed- look great in your yard. I’m hop- year’s placement of our chicken ers, bird houses, colored glass ing you’ve got some that you are coop depended heavily on ear- bottles or jugs and wind chimes equally enthusiastic about that lier photos and we avoided a lot all go a long way in an appealing you’ve got in mind for our place. of troubles. yardscape! �� POETRY ‘Hospital Parking Lot’ oets often do their best American Life in Poetry is work when they’re tell- Ted Kooser made possible by The Poetry ing us about something Foundation (www.poetryfoun- P U.S. POET LAUREATE, they’ve seen without stepping dation.org), publisher of Poetry 2004-2006 into the poem and talking about magazine. It is also supported by themselves. Here’s a lovely poem the Department of English at the of observation by Terri Kirby University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Erickson, who lives in North one. Poem copyright © 2014 by Terri Carolina. Kirby Erickson, “Hospital Parking �� His skin is translucent—more Lot,” from A Lake of Light and � Hospital Parking Lot like a window Clouds (Press 53, 2014). Poem �� Headscarf fluttering in the than a shade. Without a shirt reprinted by permission of Terri wind, and coat, Kirby Erickson and Press 53. �� stockings hanging loose on Introduction copyright © 2015 her vein-roped we could see his lungs swell by The Poetry Foundation. The legs, an old woman clings to and shrink, introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, her husband his heart skip. But he has served as United States Poet offered her his arm, Laureate Consultant in Poetry �� as if he were the last tree and for sixty years, she has to the Library of Congress from standing in a storm, taken it. 2004-2006. We do not accept �� though he is not the strong unsolicited manuscripts. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015 THURSDAY May 21, 2015 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015 GRADUATE WEDDINGS Lauren Cummings Christensen/Hahne Sellers/Smith

Lauren Cummings graduated Keith and Jenean Christensen Alexis Cherolyn Sellers and Cum Laude from Dixie State of Grantsville are pleased to Skyler R. Smith are pleased to University with a Bachelor of announce the marriage of their announce their marriage on Science degree with an emphasis daughter, Lisa, to Marcus Hahne, Friday, the 22nd of May, 2015. in mass communication. She is son of Locke and Linda Hahne The marriage will be solemnized the daughter of Scott Cummings, of Carson City, Nevada. Lisa and in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Murray and Stacey Cummings of Marcus will be married Saturday, Parents of the bride are Celeste Stansbury Park. Her family is so May 23 at the Salt Lake Temple. and Dale Sellers of Hanksville, very proud of her. A reception in their honor will Utah. Parents of the groom are be held that evening at the Old Staci and Stuart Smith of Tooele, Grantsville Chapel, 297 W. Clark Utah. Both have returned from St., from 7-9 p.m. All friends and the Texas Houston South Mission. family are invited to attend. The The newlyweds will make their couple will make their home in home in Provo while Alexis is Salt Lake City. attending Utah Valley University Alexis Cherolyn Sellers and Skyler R. Lisa Christensen and Marcus Hahne and Skyler attends BYU. Please Smith join them at a reception to celebrate that evening at the 5th South #1700, American Fork, HELPING HANDS East Hall located at 456 E. 200 Utah 84003 from 6-8 p.m. MISSIONARIES Elder Jesse Condie Sister Molly A. McRae Elder Jesse Condie is returning Sister Molly A. McRae recently home after successfully complet- returned home after success- ing a mission for The Church of fully completing a mission for Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints The Church of Jesus Christ of in the Canada Calgary mission. Latter-day Saints. She served in Elder Condie will speak Sunday, the Virginia Richmond Spanish- May 24, 2015 at 9 a.m. in the speaking mission. Sister McRae Tooele 4th Ward sacrament meet- will speak Sunday, May 24, 2015 CONTRIBUTED PHOTO ing, located at 200 West and 200 at 1 p.m. in the Overlake 5th The GWFC Tooele Civic League has formed a new club under the direction of South in Tooele. Elder Condie is Ward sacrament meeting, 222 W. our league. Mrs. Colleen Fish, president, is happy to report that these girls are the son of Sarah and Larry Seals. 2500 North. Sister McRae is the busy with volunteer service. They have archived Tooele Civic League’s histories back to 1945 and have really enjoyed doing it. These records will be stored daughter of Cameron and Teresa in the Pioneer Museum on Vine Street. Girls between the ages of 13 and 18 McRae. who want to do community service can call Geneal Dart at (435) 882-2036. Pictured, from left to right, are Averie Vowles, Julia Smith, Jaiden Jensen, Vivian Smith, Hunter Vowles and Rachel Bergen. MICROSOFT TECH GURU Customize your taskbar and icon behavior here are some things you to indicate the program is open. and “Only show notifications.” can customize in your If you open two of the same pro- Personally, on mine, I select TTaskbar settings that will Scott Lindsay gram, such as Internet Explorer, “Only show notifications” and make your computer easier and it will open a bar for each one that way, it only bothers me GUEST COLUMNIST more convenient for you to use. open. This allows you to easily when it has something impor- You can easily experiment with see at a glance, all the programs tant to tell me. Click “OK” once different settings, without wor- open on your computer, even if you have made your choices. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO rying about mucking up things. box opens, you will see several they might be the same program Now, go to the top and select The GWFC Tooele Civic League won the Community Improvement Award Even though the taskbar tabs at the top of the box. Make opened up several times. the “Jump Lists” (Windows for GWFC of Utah for 2014 for their work on transportation of the elderly. options are similar through- sure you are in the first one, the Incidentally, if you want to 8.1 and 8) or “Start Menu” Recently, Marrium Croom of the League presented a thank you to Dave and out all the Windows versions, Taskbar tab. open two windows of Internet (Windows 7 and Vista) tab. In Mary Seeley for their support of the Senior Citizen’s Center. She also thanked Dave for his skills in driving and getting citizens of Tooele to doctor appoint- they are all accessed by open- I recommend you checkmark Explorer at the same time, click Windows 8 and 8.1, you will see ments and other places they need to go. The Tooele Civic League received ing up the Control Panel and “Lock the taskbar.” This will lock the blue “e” to open the first two boxes that control whether a $50 gift from GWFC International for their work with the city and with then clicking “Taskbar and the position of your taskbar into one, and then place your cursor your system will remember veteran’s grants in getting a new vehicle for transportation of the elderly. Navigation” (Windows 8.1 place and keep it from being on the blue “e” on the taskbar recently opened programs and Pictured, from left to right, are Marrium Croom of the Tooele Civic League and 8) or “Taskbar and Start resized. If you select “Auto-hide and push down the scroll wheel to store this same information in and Mary and Dave Seeley of the Tooele City Senior Citizen’s Center. Menu” (Windows 7 and Vista). the taskbar,” when you move of your mouse and it will open what is called: “Jump Lists.” Let’s When the Taskbar properties your cursor out of the taskbar another window of Internet say you open a Microsoft Office area, the entire bar will disap- Explorer. This works with the document and then you close it. pear until you move your cursor other programs as well when If you right-click the Microsoft back to the taskbar area. You you want to open two or more Word icon in the taskbar, it will can also select to change the windows of the same program. show you a list of all the file size of your icons in the taskbar. If you select to combine names of Microsoft documents Now, next to “Taskbar location the icons, when more than you have previously opened on screen,” click the drop- one is open at a time, they are allowing you to quickly choose down menu and choose from “stacked” and when you pause one from the list. You can select “Bottom,” “Left,” “Right” and your cursor on the icon, it will to have it remember up to 60 “Top.” If you want to try out a display small windows of what files using the arrows above and new taskbar position, make your is open. Try each of the options to the right. In Windows 7 and choice in the drop-down menu and see what works best for you. Vista, instead of storing recently and then at the bottom of the Next, find “Notification area” opened file names on the icon box, click “Apply.” It will move and click the “Customize” but- in the taskbar, it stores them in the taskbar to your selection. If ton. The listings displayed in the the start menu, which you find you don’t like the new position, window that opens, are system when you click on the Start but- select another location in the programs that are running and ton in the lower-left corner of drop-down menu and then click you can choose your prefer- your desktop. After you make “Apply” to move it again. ences for each program that is your choices, click “OK” at the Another very helpful option running. To do so, you must first bottom of the box and then you is “Taskbar buttons.” Click the remove the checkmark from the can close the Control Panel. drop-down menu to the right box at the bottom-left: “Always and you will see the options show all icons and notifications For 14 years, Scott Lindsay has “Always combine, hide labels,” on the taskbar.” Now, you can helped tens of thousands of peo- “Combine when taskbar is full” customize each program to one ple better their skills, publishing and “Never combine.” If you of the three choices. more than 300 articles about the select “Never combine,” which For example, if you are run- computer and the Internet. You is my preference, every time you ning Norton 360, you can can reach Scott for comments or open a program, it will place a “Show icon and notifications,” questions at ScottLindsay@Live. separate icon bar in the taskbar “Hide icon and notifications” com. APPLE TECH GURU The quick Mac tune up hen the performance on by selecting Verify Disk again if your Mac begins to suf- asked. This process will take a Wfer, there are some easy Scott Lindsay little time to complete. Once it steps you can take to improve GUEST COLUMNIST does, you may see a list of per- it. Remember, it’s important to mission errors. You will then click back up all your important data, Repair Disk at the bottom-right which you can do by copying to fix these. If you get a notice and pasting to an external flash Select the Apple Menu at the that your volume HD appears or portable drive, using Time top-left and then hover over to be okay, the Repair Disk will Machine or storing them in your Recent Items. In the menu that not be available to select. Once iCloud. slides out, at the bottom select the processes are complete, you First, delete your browsing Clear Menu. In addition, select can close Disk Utilities and then history from your browser. If you Go in the menu bar, hover over close Finder. are using Safari, open Safari and Recent Folders and then in the If you are looking for an easier then at the top, select History menu that slides out, select Clear way to clean up files, I recom- and then Clear History and Menu. mend an app for purchase in Website Data. I recommend you Next, open Finder and select the App Store called Disk Doctor clear “all history” periodically. Applications, Utilities and then and it currently sells for $2.99. I Select Clear History to complete Disk Utility. Highlight your drive have used this app over the last the process and then close Safari. at the top-left by clicking it once 6 months, it is very simple to use If you are using Google and then at the bottom-right, and it works quite well. It will Chrome, after opening it, to the select Verify Disk. In the list that remove unneeded files from vari- top-right, select the three lines appears, it may state there are ous sources on your hard drive, icon and then History. Next, errors that need fixing or it may such as application caches, logs select the Clear browsing data state at the bottom of the list that and large files. button. In the drop-down menu, your Recover HD appears to be I recommend you occasion- OK and that the partition map For 14 years, Scott Lindsay has ally clear all history by selecting appears to be OK. Now, select helped tens of thousands of peo- “the beginning of time” and Repair Disk so it will fix any ple better their skills, publishing placing checkmarks in all the errors that may appear in the list. more than 300 articles about the boxes. Select the Clear brows- Again, at the top-left, under computer and the Internet. You ing data button at the bottom to your drive, select your startup can reach Scott for comments or complete the process and close disk. Select Verify Disk at the questions at ScottLindsay@Live. Google Chrome. bottom-right and then confirm com. KID SCOOP B7

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he last Monday in May was chosen for the holiday since this is by visiting memorials the time that most ______are in bloom. In many places, flowers are used to decorate the graves of fallen service men and by flying the US Flag at women. In other cemeteries, American ______are placed on half-staff until noon gravesites. by flying the POW/MIA Memorial Day should not be confused with Veterans Day. Memorial Flag to honor soldiers who Day is a day to ______and honor those who died while are Prisoners Of War or serving their country. Veterans Day celebrates those who served in the Missing In Action ______.

Memorial Day was originally a day to honor On Memorial Day, the the nation’s Civil War dead by decorating U.S. flag is ______their graves. to full staff and then ______lowered to It had a different name to begin with. To find out half-staff, where it will what Memorial Day was originally called, circle remain until noon. It is every third letter on the flagpole. The first one is raised at ______to done for you. Write the letters on the lines show that the sacrifice of below. lives was not in vain and that we will continue to by participating in a fight for liberty and “National Moment justice for all. of Remembrance” at 3:00 p.m. to pause and think about the true Where is the USS meaning of the day and Arizona Memorial to listen to “Taps” The USS Arizona Memorial is the final located? Circle every resting place for many of the ship’s 1,177 third letter to find out. crewmen who lost their lives on Dec. 7, by renewing a pledge to 1941. The 184-foot-long Memorial aid the widows, widowers structure is above the mid-portion of the and orphans of our fallen sunken battleship which still rests below dead and to aid disabled the water’s surface. The names of those veterans killed are engraved on a marble wall.

Design a Memorial Memorial Day weekend is seen as the Day Flag! start of the summer Use pictures and vacation season. words cut from Many people spendpeennndd the newspaper to the weekend outdoors,dooorrsrs, design your own enjoying barbecuescuueses Memorial Day and picnics.. flag. Display your flag in your Write the name ooff eeaceachch classroom or in a picnic food shownwn inn window at home. the correct boxeses onn Standards Link: Visual Art: this picnic blanket.k t Know how subject matter, symbols and ideas are used to communicate meaning. Standards Link: Spelling: Spell grade-level appropriate words correctly..

Do you see four American flags here? Look again. Only one of Find the words in the puzzle. Then SACRIFICE Standards Link: Math / Number Sense. them is correct – the other three each have something missing or look for each word in this week’s in the wrong place. Which one is the real deal? MEMORIAL Kid Scoop stories and activities. FLAGPOLE F F A T S E F H A O ARIZONA N O R B H C L E N M SERVICE WREATH M E M O R I A L O S This week’s word: SUMMER L O N E V F G B Z E DESIGNATE MARBLE The verb designate means T O M E A I P R I R to choose for a particular HONOR R O S R I R O A R V job or purpose. LIVES I A L T N C L M A I The last Monday in May STAFF is designated as VAIN D A Y H T A E R W C Memorial Day. TOMB R E M M U S H I P E Try to use the word SHIP designate in a sentence Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognized identical today when talking with your LOST words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. friends and family members.

“Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women Memorial Day Collages in the service of our country can never be repaid. Create a collage of newspaper words and They have earned our undying gratitude. pictures to illustrate Memorial Day. Display America will never forget their sacrifices.” Many men and women have the collages and discuss how they honor the given their lives to protect our past and the memories of fallen soldiers. – President Harry S. Truman freedom. Write about what Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information. this means to you. B8

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Community College near job.’ It is, because if you’re not Service Denver, and has been a licensed willing to commit to it 24/7, continued from page B1 funeral director for five years. you’re in the wrong business.” For Tate, the mortuary busi- He remembers hoisting cas- clothes and drive Cadillacs, ness seemed to be a natural fit. kets between the main floor of Call noted that it is a true labor He and his family lived in the the home and the upper floor of love, particularly with the original funeral home, which where they were stored, as well amount of work required. was originally built as the home as mowing the lawn. "The average funeral service of LeGrande Richards in the late When Tate was six years old, takes 25 man-hours for a com- 1800s. the family moved next door and plete funeral, and the public "I was basically born into it,” began renovating the front area sees maybe two hours of what he said. “There was a little hall- of the mortuary. A chapel was we do,” he said. “The rest of way that went between the pub- added in the 1960s, with the what we do is behind the scenes lic part and the private quarters front area receiving a full reno- on the weekends or in the mid- of the home, and my crib until vation in 1996. dle of the night.” I was two or three years old was Tate and Call attended mor- Topham, who joined the comin that hallway. It had kind of a tuary college together in 1972 pany in 2002 after studying at little alcove in it. and 1973, with Tate returning to Southern Utah University and “For Christmas, the tree Tooele and Call going back to his Cincinnati College of Mortuary would go up on Christmas Eve native Idaho. When a job came Science, said he enjoys the fact and go down on Christmas Day open at Tate Mortuary in 1980, that there is no pressure at Tate because there were visitations Tate invited Call to join him in Mortuary to do anything more going on.” Tooele. than what is best for the family. The business truly has been a "It is easy to work for the Tate “I’ve been able to back fami- family affair. Tate remembers his family because of their com- lies away from a casket that just mother helping to answer tele- mitment to families instead of didn’t seem to fit them financial- phones, as did his wife, Margie. making money,” Call said, not- ly,” he said. “I’ve always appreci- They also served as hairdressers ing that several employees have ated that I’ve had no pressure to before the company shifted to worked for the company for 30 hit quotas with families.” using professional hairdressers to 40 years. “We feel it’s impor- Houghton has been a part in the late 1960s or early 1970s. tant to take care of every person of Tate Mortuary since he was “If you don’t have a support- as though they were our own washing cars, mowing lawns ive wife, you don’t stay in this loved one. That’s the attention and taking out garbage at the business very long,” he said. that we try to provide to fami- business as a 12-year-old. The “You grow up learning how to lies. People come us in Walmart Tooele High graduate went on serve. I had a friend who once and thank us again and again to earn his associate’s degree in said, ‘you talk about your job and again for what we’ve done mortuary science at Arapahoe like it’s a calling rather than a for them even years later.

COURTESY OF TATE MORTUARY The home where the original mortuary was. Parked in front is an ambulance which the mortuary also operated for about twenty years. Commercial Space for Lease “You wouldn’t work around “I can’t picture myself doing situation. the clock if it wasn’t for the sat- anything different,” he said. “When I was a young man, isfaction you get from helping Since Tate and Call began there was a lady who lost a son families. That’s the reward.” working together at Tate in World War II in the Navy. GRANTSVILLE TOWN CENTER Topham was first drawn to Mortuary 35 years ago, there To the day she died, she was the possibility of becoming a have been a number of changes waiting for her son to come 225 E MAIN STREET funeral director at a young age. in the business. Costs have risen through the door. She never “I toured a funeral home as and cremations have become was able to adjust to it because • 1205 Sq Feet a child with a scout group and more popular — Call noted that she was never able to have that that sparked a small interest in while they used to do one or physical confrontation with the • Currently Salon Space the business,” he said. “I didn’t two a year, sometimes they do remains.” get a lot of support — people one or two a week now. Tate Mortuary provides an • Can build to suit told me I was crazy or morbid.” However, even with all the alternative for families who He continued to get hints changes, the core values remain don’t wish to have services per- • Great Location near Soelberg’s, that it might be a good fit for the same. formed in a church. In addition Subway & Dominos him. A roommate at Southern “We believe in what we do,” to funeral services, the mortuary Utah University had aspirations Tate said. “We believe that the also helps families file insur- • Next to Anytime Fitness and of becoming a funeral director, funeral service is of value to the ance papers and make veterans and Topham’s wife, Camille, is families, especially the physical filings. It also maintains a direc- Deseret Dental a distant relative of the Larkin confrontation between them tory of past obituaries dating to family that owns funeral homes and the body when it’s out of 1982. Contact Mike at (435) 241-0182 for details. in Salt Lake City. the hospital’s circumstance and [email protected]

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Subscribe Today! 882-0050 MONEY SAVING Coupons in Tuesday’s paper TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C3 Beat clutter with cereal-box storage re your school kids’ Here’s the fun: paper. Or, an adult should use end-of-the-year fold- 1. Neatly cut off the top flaps the spray adhesive according to Aers, projects and favorite of the box. manufacturer’s instructions. magazines “tucked away” in a 2. Measure and use a pencil heap? Here’s a way to bring order to draw a diagonal line across Alternate idea: Instead of to keepables that are drowning the front of the box from the top decorating the outside of the in piles. The loose items can be left corner to a point 4 inches up box with paper, turn the box sorted and stored in recycled from the base. Repeat on back inside out to expose the plain cereal boxes that your preteen side, drawing the line from the cardboard on the outside for a and teenage kids have converted top right side to a point 4 inches natural look. into handy bookshelf storage depending on the size of items from the base. After cutting the box into a containers. to be stored) 3. Draw a horizontal line storage container as described So, before you toss this morn- • scissors across the side panel to connect above, carefully pull the box ing’s breakfast-cereal box into • ruler the two diagonal lines. apart on the long side and the the recycle bin, upcycle it into • pencil 4. Cut out the top portion bottom flaps, where it was glued one of these attractive clutter • adhesive-backed shelf paper, of the box, using the lines as a together by the manufacturer. busters. gift wrap or leftover wallpaper to guide. Turn the cardboard inside out. coordinate with room decor. 5. To decorate, use the box as a Re-glue along the same seams to You’ll need: • spray adhesive or double- pattern for marking and cutting reconstruct the box. When dry, • 14-ounce empty cereal box sided tape, if not using adhesive- out paper. Attach it with tape insert four to five brads length- with lining removed (or larger, backed paper. if not using adhesive-backed wise through the long side seam to strengthen the container and add style.

Extra storage container idea: For pencils, pens, markers, scissors and a ruler, remove the label on a clean, empty aluminum can with lid removed. Use the label as a pattern, or measure the can to determine the size of decorative paper. Attach paper with glue or double- Melissa Benoist sided tape if not using adhesive backed paper. scar-winner Eddie for “Nightcrawler,” also was • • • Redmayne, currently passed over by the Tonys for Donna Erickson’s award- Ogoing through sexual his play “Constellation,” as was winning series “Donna’s Day” reassignment surgery as Lili Hugh Jackman for his work in is airing on public television Elbe in “The Danish Girl,” due “The River” earlier in the sea- nationwide. To find more of her out Nov. 27, is the front run- son. Jackman won a Tony for creative family recipes and activ- ner to star as Newt Scamander “The Boy from Oz” a few years ities, visit www.donnasday.com in the “Harry Potter” spinoff, back. and link to the NEW Donna’s “Fantastic Beasts and Where • • • Day Facebook fan page. Her lat- to Find Them,” which is set 70 Bradley Cooper keeps est book is “Donna Erickson’s years before “Harry Potter,” cranking out films. Currently Fabulous Funstuff for Families.” and due out Nov. 18, 2016. on screens in Cameron Crowe’s Warner Bros. says, “It’s not a “Aloha,” with Emma Stone, © 2015 Donna Erickson prequel or a sequel, but an Rachel McAdams, Bill Murray, Distributed by King Features Synd. extension of the wizard world John Krasinski and Alec of Harry Potter.” Baldwin, he has “Adam Jones” • • • coming out Oct. 2. Cooper Greg Berlanti, producer plays a chef who assembles a of past hit shows “Dawson’s crew trying to create the best Shingles medication can affect memory Creek,” “Everwood” and restaurant ever. Cooking with “Brothers and Sisters,” and him are Jamie Dornan, Emma DEAR DR. ROACH: My most people who could benefit ureteral cancer acts in many current hits “Arrow,” “The Thompson, Sienna Miller and husband had a severe case of from the vaccine haven’t had it. ways like bladder cancer. Often, Flash” and “The Mysteries of Uma Thurman. Christmas Day shingles in October 2013. He still Shingles questions are among multiple cancers are diagnosed Laura,” is executive-producing will bring David O’Russell’s has pain. He was given Lyrica. the most frequently asked. at the same time. the new “Supergirl” series. “Joy,” reteaming him with Sometimes it helps, but his The booklet on the shingles Surgery is the standard treat- Originally planned as a CW Jennifer Lawrence and Robert memory is affected. I’m leery virus answers many of them. ment for ureteral cancer, and show, CBS (which owns the DeNiro, plus Diane Ladd and about giving it to him. I’ve been Readers can obtain a copy by the only way for a cure. Bacille CW) was so high on the pilot Virginia Madsen. Jennifer giving him ibuprofen, which writing: Dr. Donohue -- No. Calmette-Guerin (BCG) is a that it grabbed “Supergirl” Lawrence plays Joy Mangano, helps sometimes. Can you give 1201W, Box 536475, Orlando, FL weakened tuberculosis bacteria for next season. Melissa who invented “The Miracle me any advice? -- R.C. 32853-6475. Enclose a check or that is used for some cases of Benoist, of “Glee” and the Mop.” Robert DeNiro plays ANSWER: Many medicines money order (no cash) for $4.75 bladder and ureteral carcinoma- film “Whiplash,” will por- her father, and Bradley plays are used to treat post-herpetic U.S./$6 Canada with the recipi- in-situ, an early, non-invasive tray Supergirl at age 24, with an executive at The Home neuralgia, the pain that often ent’s printed name and address. form of precancer. It can be very Calista Flockhart along for the Shopping Network. follows shingles. This pain can Please allow four weeks for effective, but is not intended ride. “Wet Hot American be very severe and tends to be delivery. is particularly well-absorbed in to be a curative treatment for • • • Summer,” which Bradley more prolonged the older you • • • liquid form, such as soups, espe- invasive cancer. I mentioned it “Doctor Zhivago,” the made in 2001 at a cost of are. DEAR DR. ROACH: I have cially those in Asian restaurants. for a 90-year-old man who didn’t Broadway musical that $1.8 million, grossed only Pregabalin (Lyrica) is an been using MSG on my food as If you don’t have a sensitiv- want surgery. received mixed reviews, $295,000. Even though it was effective medication for many a flavor enhancement about all ity to MSG, it is a very safe food • • • didn’t get a single Tony Award a flop, Netflix is making an people, but changes in memory of my life. Some of my health- additive. It does have some sodi- Dr. Roach regrets that he is nomination, and sadly has eight-episode prequel with certainly could be a side effect. conscious friends say that using um, but in the usual amounts unable to answer individual let- closed. “Finding Neverland,” original cast members Cooper, I would be leery of giving it, too. MSG is like putting “rat poison” used, does not deserve its repu- ters, but will the musical about “Peter Janeane Garofalo, Paul Rudd, There are several other classes on your food. I respond by say- tation. incorporate them in the Pan” author J.M. Barrie, also Amy Poehler and David Hyde of medication he can try. If his ing putting salt on your food is • • • column whenever possible. was left off the Tony list, but Pierce. It’s about the last days doctor is uncomfortable try- worse than putting MSG on it. DEAR DR. ROACH: You men- Readers may email questions thanks to the star power of at a fictional Jewish summer ing something else, a neurolo- Does MSG deserve its bad repu- tioned a treatment for ureter to ToYourGoodHealth@med. “Glee’s” Matthew Morrison camp in 1981. A prequel? The gist or pain specialist can help. tation? -- K.T. cancer called BCG. I would cornell.edu. To view and order and “Frasier’s” Kelsey make-up people on this one Sometimes, small doses of ANSWER: Some people have a appreciate more information on health pamphlets, visit www. Grammer, the show is popu- have their work cut out for several medications work better sensitivity to monosodium glu- this treatment. -- M.T. rbmamall.com, or write to P.O. lar with New York audiences. them! than higher doses of just one. tamate, an amino acid normally ANSWER: The ureters are Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- Jake Gyllenhaal, who failed Giving the shingles vaccine present in food that is used as a the tubes that carry urine from 6475. to get an Oscar nomination © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. does not help once you have flavor enhancer. Symptoms can the kidney to the bladder. They post-herpetic neuralgia, but it include headache, muscle aches, are lined with the same kinds © 2015 North America Synd., Inc. can prevent many cases, and nausea and other symptoms. 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the people by the gradual and • In some cultures, slurping • If you suffer from pupaphobia, silent encroachments of those your soup is considered to be a you experience an unreason- in power than by violent and compliment to the chef, while able fear of puppets and dolls. sudden usurpations.” here in the U.S., it’s frowned • During the 14th century, so • Jimmy Carter was the first upon as demonstrating bad many people in the city of - American president to be born manners. In New Jersey, how Avignon, France, died from ever, it goes a bit further; in in a hospital. the Black Plague that Pope by Samantha Weaver that state, public slurping of Clement consecrated the • Though the reasons are soup is illegal. Rhone River to allow masses of • It was the fourth U.S. presi- unclear, researchers have • What do Mark Twain, Thomas bodies to be laid to rest in its dent, James Madison, who found that children of Mexican Edison, Noel Coward and waters. made the following sage descent are less likely to have Charles Dickens have in com- observation: “I believe there attention deficit hyperactivity © 2015 North America Synd., Inc. mon? None of them ever grad- are more instances of the disorder (ADHD) than children uated from grade school. abridgement of the rights of of other ethnicities. C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 21, 2015

1. 1. Who holds the major- league record for most home runs in a season by a rookie? Filing a claim despite the obstacles 2. 2. Three different New York Yankees each won at least t used to be that a veteran earlier by the American Legion, have a year to complete the one MVP award during the could literally put a name Vietnam Veterans of America, information. Online, look for 1940s. Name two of them. Iand phone number on a AMVETS and the National Form 21-0966, which is your 3. 3. Who was the last piece of paper, write a line Veterans Legal Services Program. Intent to File. Fill it out and send Ivy Leaguer to win the or two about wanting to file Their objection: Veterans who to your regional benefits office. Heisman Trophy? a claim, and the Department can’t access the online forms Then you’ll need Form 21-526EZ, 4. 4. Name the only eighth- of Veterans Affairs would be or who cannot fill them out not the form for officially filing your seeded team to reach the responsible for getting in touch claims must follow a set of new only lose benefits, but lose the claim. NBA Finals. to help fill out a form. The start requirements and be on specific start date on the claim. If that’s impossible right now, 5. 5. Who was the first player team won a medal at the date began when that first cor- forms to be considered. Best advice: Find someone call the VA at 1-800-827-1000 and in NHL history to tally five Winter Olympics? respondence was received, and As a result, a second lawsuit to help you go online and start say that you intend to file. They’ll goals while accounting for 7. 7. Who was the last PGA the veteran had a year to finish has been filed against the VA. a file, either a VSO, your grand- have to take your initial info over all of his team’s scoring in golfer before Rory McIlroy sending the information. Disabled American Veterans and child, the chaplain at your the phone. You then have a year a game? (2014) to win consecutive Now back-of-the-envelope fil- Veterans of Foreign Wars have American Legion Post or your to follow up. 6. 6. When was the last time major championships in ing is no more. As of March 2015, added their voice to a suit filed attorney’s secretary. You’ll then © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. the Russian men’s hockey the same year?

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DVDs reviewed in this column Sponge Out of Water” (PG) -- The Cruise Critic (www.cruisecrit- includes deals, guides and a Norovirus is relatively small. are available in stores the week of indefatigable sea-sponge returns ic.com/reviews) only debuted in blog, but the reviews aren’t by You’ll also find a list of the ships © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. June 1, 2015. for his second feature-length film, March 2012, but has a wealth of actual cruisers. affected, the dates and the with even more fast-paced, off- PICKS OF THE WEEK kilter misadventures. An oddly “Jupiter Ascending” (PG-13) familiar pirate named Burger- -- Jupiter Jones (Mila Kunis) had Beard (Antonio Banderas) steals a ho-hum life scrubbing tiles in the Krabby Patty formula -- the Chicago, until the moment she coveted recipe to the best burg- It’s never over Grocery savings found out she was actually the ers in Bikini Bottom. The harm- Space Empress! Jupiter gets set less and enthusiastic Spongebob f Yogi Berra had a “career any of us on a fixed up with Space Warrior Caine must team up with his pals and year,” it was all of them. He income have prob- (Channing Tatum, in pointy Plankton -- the closest thing he Iloved his childhood, loved Mlems affording grocer- ears) as she is launched into a has to an enemy -- to track down his career, loves his retirement. ies. The National Institute on full-blown space opera of wacky the formula and save the day. People love him and he loves Aging has some helpful tips on aliens and visually overstimu- Live action and animation col- people. Not bad for a guy from how to save on your bill. lating planetary vistas. As the lide. The ultimate absurdity will “The Hill” in St. Louis who once • Read the weekly sales fly- Space Empress reborn, Jupiter delight fans and confound those signed on to catch a ball and ers and try to plan your menu cheaper. has to look out for the scheming who still haven’t got onboard. swing a bat for the Yankees for around what’s featured. Pick • Shop for foods that are heirs to the throne -- especially “Camp X-Ray” (R) -- As a new $500. rings. up a few extras, but only if they nutrient-dense: seafood and the one played by a pouty Eddie guard assigned to Guantanamo He’s a man so simple, he’s It’s been said that a lot of the are sale items you’d normally lean meats, vegetables, fruit Redmayne, clearly recalibrat- Bay, PFC Amy Cole (Kristen complex. His real name is things Yogi said, he didn’t say. buy or will use before the expi- and whole grains. Spend your ing his acting muscles after his Stewart) expected something Lawrence, but the players called One of the famous lines, “It ain’t ration date. money there before you buy Academy Award-winning role in different. She didn’t expect it to him “Yogi” because he used to sit over ‘till it’s over” was not uttered • Clip coupons and use snack foods. “Theory of Everything.” be such a difficult job. She also with his arms and legs crossed by Yogi as a Yankee, as many them. Try store brands -- it • Consider free or low-cost This latest offering from Andy didn’t expect to form a secret while he waited to bat, like a believe. He said that as the man- might surprise you that they’re meals. Senior centers often and Lana Wachowski (the sibling friendship with one of the detain- yogi, they thought, showing ager of the New York Mets, whom comparable to name brands. host a monthly luncheon for duo who gave us “The Matrix”) ees who’d been locked up for pretty remarkable cultural range he managed during the early • Reconsider whether to buy a low price. If you qualify for has a mind-blowing array of more than eight years. She has for ballplayers, actually. ‘70s, guiding their improbable convenience foods. Instant hot Meals on Wheels, those can go special effects in every frame. So to refer to them as detainees, His numbers can’t be quanti- run to the 1972 World Series. cereals, rice, entrees and soups a long way to stretching your many that they cease to be spe- because prisoners are subject to fied, they’re baffling as they are Yogi started as a manager for will cost you more. food budget. If you qualify for cial. It seems like they wanted to the Geneva Convention. Through great, but don’t take my word for the Yankees during the early • Divide bulk purchases the Senior Farmers’ Market throw in every cool flourish and small moments and steady pac- it. Baseball statistician Bill James 1960s, and he was fired when he with a neighbor, and both of Nutrition Program, you’ll have nifty bit of sci-fi lore they could ing, both Cole and Ali go through has proclaimed him the greatest had an altercation of some sort you can save money. If chicken access to coupons that can be think of, but forgot to include transformations. Stewart is right catcher to ever play the game, with a player over a harmonica. is on sale and you both take used at farmers’ markets for a plot or dialog that audiences for the role; starting as a stone- and since I can never figure out In the ‘80s, he was shafted by half, you’ll have enough for a fresh fruits, vegetables and could care about. cold mask of military detach- all of his kooky algorithms, I’ll George Steinbrenner in the most few meals and can freeze the honey. “McFarland, USA” (PG) -- A ment, slowly warming up with take his word for it. I do know ugly way imaginable, after only rest. You can do the same with Call the Eldercare Locator hotheaded football coach loses cracks of vulnerability. this: In 15 seasons, he was 16 games, after receiving George’s anything that comes in large at 1-800-677-1116 for help in his job and winds up teaching elected to 18 All-Star games. See? “word” that he wouldn’t be fired. packages or that contains more finding services in your area. at a high school in McFarland, TV RELEASES Baffling. But a lot of time has passed, than you’ll eat before it expires. California, one of the poorest “Justified: The Final Season” One year he didn’t make an and it only seems like yesterday • Keep an eye on unit © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. places in the country. Many of “Rizzoli & Isles: Season 5” error behind the plate. Another that Yogi was bouncing around pricing. Bigger isn’t always the students are from immi- “Rectify: Season 2” year he had more home runs the field, coaching Jorge Posada grant families and must work in “Falling Skies: Season 4” than strikeouts. He never struck during spring training in his the fields in addition to school, “Parks & Recreation: The out more than 35 times in a 70s. He’s just turned 90, and family responsibilities and the Complete Series” season, and he never had more most everyone of his era, and general pressures of being a “SOAP -- The Complete Series” strikeouts than RBIs. One day in his beloved wife, Carmine, have teenager in a rough place. Coach © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. the minor leagues, he batted in a moved on to the big ball orchard Jim White (Kevin total of 23 runs in two games (it in the sky. Still, Yogi can be found Costner) sees was a doubleheader). In his first on the sideline during special how the boys game for the Yankees, he hit a occasions, hat off, as the names run from one home run. His rookie year he was of the dearly departed flash on place to the next, almost voted the league’s MVP. the screen, saying what everyone and decides the He hit the first pinch-hit home couldn’t say more or less per- school should run in World Series history. He fectly: have a cross- is famously seen jumping into “I hope I never see my name country team -- a the arms of Don Larson after up there.” sport he’s never catching his perfect game in the We three, Yogi. coached. World Series, and famously seen • • • The movie jumping all over an umpire after Mark Vasto is a veteran sports- unfolds rather Jackie Robinson stole home with writer who lives in Kansas City. the way you’d him behind the plate. He has expect an uplift- 13 World Series championship © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. ing Disney sports flick would, in perhaps the best you’ll have firewood ready will go right in. Also, if you’re ting. You can even keep a trav- way possible. Kristen Stewart in “Camp X-Ray” when the temperatures drop nailing into wood, drag your el-size bar of soap in your nail again. nail through some soap (bar apron for just this purpose.” • “If you’re melting chocolate in soap is fine) before striking it. -- P.K. in New Jersey This does the same thing -- it ANSWERS your microwave, do yourself a © 2015 North America Synd., Inc. will keep the wood from split- Sports Quiz Answers refers to the removal of five favor: Line the bowl with wax 1. Mark McGwire hit 49 homers Indian tribes in five states in paper or parchment paper. for Oakland in 1987. the 1830s. The chocolate is still easy to Super Crossword & Suduko Puzzle Answers 2. Joe DiMaggio (1941, ‘47), 2. Creeque Alley (also spelled stir, but when you take it out, from page C2 Joe Gordon (‘42) and Spud Creque or Crequi) was a club you can scrape all the choco- Sudoku Solution #2776-M Chandler (‘43). in the Virgin Islands visited • “Planning a new roof? 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They wrote the disco dant materials.” -- R.E.W. in © 2009 Hometown Content • Keep musty smells out of your the British Open and PGA hit with the intention of Tennessee Sudoku Solution #2776-D linen closet by stashing a box Championship in 2008. performing it, but owners of 1 4 5 2 6 8 7 3 9 • Cut a cord of firewood in the of baking soda on one of the 8 7 9 4 3 5 6 1 2 their record company tried spring, and cure it yourself. shelves, just as you would in 3 2 6 9 1 7 5 4 8 Flash Back Trivia Answers to insist they give the song Store it away from the house the kitchen. 4 8 1 3 5 6 9 2 7 1. Paul Revere & The Raiders, to a more established artist and properly care for the 9 6 7 1 4 2 3 8 5 • “Place a bit of clear tape over in 1971. 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Notice is hereby given 17, T1S R19W SLB&M, #3658, PROPERTY # SEC 10,3, T4S, R13W, 2071, WEST POINT (1.5670% INT), MS VICTORIOUS, STURM GARY, 14- VELOPMENT LLS, that on the 27th day SD PT BEING ALSO 48652, SEC 24, T6S, 14.562 AC MEADOWS CONDO- #3472, PROPERTY (1.5670% INT), MS 026-0-0200, LIMITED 13-033-0-0006, UNIT of May, 2015 at 9:00 W 936.39 FT FR WRLY R4W, CAMP FLOYD VERY REMOTE-ON MINIUMS AMENDED. #47867, SEC 10, T6S, #3425, PROPERTY COMMON AND COM- 6, MOUNTAIN RIDGE A.M., in room 321 of BNDRY OF “L” LINE MD, 16.582 AC AIR FORCE RANGE A CONDOMINIUM R4W, CAMP FLOYD #48650, SEC 18, T6S, MON AREAS, PRIVATE SUB PH 1 AMD, A the County Building, OF U.S. HIGHWAY 40, HOKETIKA #4, NORTH STAR, PROJECT OF TOOELE MD. 19.371 AC R3W, CAMP FLOYD ROADS, AND PRIVATE PLANNED UNIT 47 S. Main, in Tooele TH N 466.69 FT, TH E (2.6080% INT), MS (5.2632% INT), MS CITY. OUT OF 13-93- AUERBACH #3, MD, 12.48 AC $285.51 OPEN SPACE OF DEVELOPMENT OF County, Utah, I will 466.69 FT, TH S 466.69 #3658, PROPERTY # 6125, MD UNORGA- 2071 FOR 2010 YEAR (1.5670% INT), MS CRESCENT COURT WENDOVER CITY, ROY L PETERSEN offer for sale at public FT, TH W 466.69 FT 48653, SEC 24, T6S, NIZED, PROPERTY # $1,459.57 #3472, PROPERTY CONDOMINIUMS TOOELE COUN- JT, 01-231-0-0035, A auction and sell to the ALG SD 1/4 SEC LI R4W, CAMP FLOYD 46998, SEC 10,3, T4S, #47868, SEC 10, T6S, AMENDED, A CON- TY. ---TOG/W ALL HTC HOLDINGS LLC, PARCEL OF LAND highest bidder for cash, TO THE POB OUT OF MD, 17.344 AC R13W, 19.514 AC R4W, CAMP FLOYD DOMINIUM PROJECT RIGHTS, TITLE AND 17-031-0-2072, UNIT IN FEE SIT IN THE under provisions of 1-269-22 FOR ‘96 5.00 HOKETIKA #5, VERY REMOTE-ON MD. 20.441 AC OF TOOELE CITY, INT IN AND TO THE 2072, WEST POINT TOWN OF VERNON section 59-2-1351.1, AC $3,697.61 (2.6080% INT), MS AIR FORCE RANGE AUERBACH #4, TOOELE CO, STATE LIMITED COMMON MEADOWS CONDO- IN THE NW 1/4 OF the following described #3658, PROPERTY # $266.03 (1.5670% INT), MS OF UTAH. ---SUBJECT AREAS, COMMON EDWIN M HIGLEY, MINIUMS AMENDED. SEC 20, T8S, R5W, real property located in 48654, SEC 24, T6S, #3472, PROPERTY TO THE DECLARA- AREAS, GUEST 01-269-0-0025, PART HERNANDEZ IN- A CONDOMINIUM SLB&M. THE BDY OF the county and now de- R4W, CAMP FLOYD #47869, SEC 10, T6S, TION AND COVE- PARKING, OPEN OF SE 1/4 OF SEC 17, VESTMENTS INC, PROJECT OF TOOELE SD PARCEL OF LAND linquent and subject to MD, 20.557 AC R4W, CAMP FLOYD NANTS, CONDITIONS, SPACE, PUD AREAS T1S, R19W, SLB&M, 02-005-0-0041, COM CITY. OUT OF 13-93- ARE DESC AS FOLL: tax sale. A bid for less HOKETIKA #6, MD. 20.441 AC RESTRICTIONS AND AND PRIVATE ROADS DESC AS FOLL: BEG AT A BRASS CAP 2072 FOR 2010 YEAR BEG AT A PT ON THE than the total amount (2.6080% INT), MS AUERBACH #5, RESERVATIONS OF (KNOWN AS VALLEY AT A PT WH IS N MONUMENT MARK- $1,459.57 SEC LI WHICH LIES of taxes, interest, #3658, PROPERTY # (1.5670% INT), MS RECORD. (OUT OF RIDGE BLVD, VALLEY 89°22’01” W ALG SEC ING THE N 1/4 COR N 89°58’44” E 264.000 penalty, and admin- 48655, SEC 24, T6S, HTC HOLDINGS LLC, #3472, PROPERTY 13-50-21 FOR 2003 WAY AND MOUNTAIN LI 1085.44 FT FR E 1/4 OF SD SEC 22; T3S, FT AND S 0°40’48” istrative costs which R4W, CAMP FLOYD 17-031-0-2073, UNIT #47870, SEC 10, T6S, YEAR.) 4.85 AC VALLEY DR) OUT OF COR OF SD SEC 17, S R4W, SLB&M, TH N W 442.959 FT FROM are charged upon the MD, 18.845 AC 2073, WEST POINT R4W, CAMP FLOYD 03/18/2002 03/18/2002 1-269-4 AND 1-269- 00°37’59” W 495.07 FT 89°43’27” E ALG THE THE NW COR OF SEC real estate will not be HOKETIKA #7, MEADOWS CONDO- MD. 16.01 AC $690.41 24 FOR 2000 YR TO S LI OF MOUN- N LI OF SD SEC 22, 20, T8S, R5W, SLB&M accepted. (2.6080% INT), MS MINIUMS AMENDED. AUERBACH FRAC- 12/28/1999 $460.61 TAIN RIDGE BLVD, N AND THE CENTER- (BASIS OF BEARING SUNNY CASTLE DEV #3658, PROPERTY # A CONDOMINIUM TION #1, (1.5670% AMERICA WEST 88°44’02” W 240.01 FT LINE OF 1000 NORTH N 89°58’44” E ALG LLC, 13-033-0-0018, CHAD CALDWELL, 48656, SEC 24, T6S, PROJECT OF TOOELE INT) MS #3472, PROP- DEV LLC, 12-049-0- ALG SD S LI TO E LI ST, A DISTANCE OF THE N LI OF SD SEC UNIT 18, MOUNTAIN 01-047-0-0010, BEG R4W, CAMP FLOYD CITY. OUT OF 13-93- ERTY #47872, SEC 0203, LOT 203, WEST OF MOUNTAIN RIDGE 1323.29 FT TO THE 20 AS DEFINED BY A RIDGE SUB PH 1 15.96 CHS, N & 4.50 MD, 18.766 AC 2073 FOR 2010 YEAR 10, T6S, R4W, CAMP POINT MEADOWS SUB, N 00°37’59” E W BDY LI OF HOLT USGLO BRASS SEC AMD, A PLANNED CHS W OF SE COR HOKETIKA #8, $1,459.57 FLOYD MD. 16.451 AC SUBDIVISION PHASE 492.42 FT ALG SD E LI MEADOWS SUB, TH S COR MON AT THE NW UNIT DEVELOPMENT SE 1/4 SEC 31 T2S (2.6080% INT), MS AUERBACH FRAG- 2, A PLANNED UNIT TO SEC LI, S 89°22’01” 00°16’56” E ALG THE HTC HOLDINGS LLC, COR AND A TOOELE OF WENDOVER CITY, R5W SLM, S 80 FT, #3658, PROPERTY # MENT, (1.5670% INT), DEVELOPMENT E 240.00 FT ALG SD WRLY BDY LI OF HOLT 17-031-0-2074, UNIT CO DEP RESURVEY TOOELE COUN- W 151.80 FT M/L, N 48657, SEC 24, T6S, MS #3472, PROPER- OF TOOELE CITY. SEC LI TO POB. OUT MEADOWS SUB AND 2074, WEST POINT BRASS MON AT THE TY. ---TOG/W ALL 80 FT, E 151.80 FT R4W, CAMP FLOYD TY #47871, SEC 10, OUT OF 2-2-10 FOR OF 1-269-4. 2.72 AC HOLT MEADOWS SUB MEADOWS CONDO- N 1/4 COR OF SD SEC RIGHTS, TITLE AND M/L TO BEG 0.28 AC MD, 1.238 AC 15, T6S, R4W, CAMP 98 YEAR. 0.27 AC $3,174.89 PLAT B AND PLAT C A MINIUMS AMENDED. 20); TH FR SD POB, S INT IN AND TO THE $4,512.56 HOKETIKA #9, FLOYD MD, 16.701 AC $2,220.59 DISTANCE OF 1506.83 A CONDOMINIUM 89°56’58” E 1046.456 LIMITED COMMON EVELYN SUE MOHR, (2.6080% INT), MS HOKETIKA #1, JOHN R MEDINA JT, FT TO THE TRUE POB; PROJECT OF TOOELE FT TO THE W LI OF AREAS, COMMON AMERICAN PENSION 98-000-0-0508, MET- #3658, PROPERTY # (1.5670% INT), MS 02-111-0-0002, LOT 3, TH S 00°16’27” E 46.07 CITY. OUT OF 13-93- DOUGLAS LN; TH ALG AREAS, GUEST SERVICES INC., ALLIFEROUS MINING 48658, SEC 24, T6S, #3658, PROPERTY BLK 149, PLAT C, TCS FT; TH N 31°47’11” W 2074 FOR 2010 YEAR SD W LI; S 0°42’41” PARKING, OPEN ADMIN FOR DAVID TAXPAYER NO. 1236 R4W, CAMP FLOYD #12004, SEC 24, T6S, 0.12 AC $1,912.89 71.14 FT; TH SELY A $1,459.57 W 221.004 FT; TH N SPACE, PUD AREAS H BARRY, 06-086-0- AUERBACH #1, MD, 6.998 AC R4W, CAMP FLOYD DISTANCE OF 17.95 89°56’58” W 1046.335 AND PRIVATE ROADS JOHN R MEDINA JT, 0007, . N 1/2 NW 1/4 (2.6080% INT), MS LUCKY BOY, HTC HOLDINGS LLC, MD, 15.584 AC FT ALG THE ARC FT; TH PARALLEL (KNOWN AS VALLEY 02-111-0-0003, LOT 4, SW 1/4, SEC 8, T6S, #3472, PROPERTY (2.6080% INT), MS 17-031-0-2155, LIM- HOKETIKA #2, OF A 214.50 FOOT TO THE W LI OF SD RIDGE BLVD, VALLEY BLK 149, PLAT C, TCS R5W, SLM, CONT 20 #619, SEC 10, T6S, #3425, PROPERTY ITED AND COMMON (1.5670% INT), MS RADIUS CURVE SEC 20, N 0°40’48” E WAY AND MOUNTAIN 0.12 AC $1,410.31 AC 20.00 AC $300.16 R4W, CAMP FLOYD #12003, SEC 18, T6S, AREAS OF WEST #3658, PROPERTY # TO THE LEFT, SD 221.003 FT TO THE VALLEY DR) OUT OF MD. 15.351 AC R3W, CAMP FLOYD POINT MEADOWS 48651, SEC 24, T6S, REMON W CARRAN- CRAIG HUNT, 01-195- CURVE HAVING A POB. ---SUBJ/TO A 7.5 1-269-4 AND 1-269- AUERBACH #2, MD, 5.060 AC CONDOMINIUMS, R4W, CAMP FLOYD ZA TRUSTEE, 08-009- 0-0008, LOT 8, BLK 96, C/A OF 04°47’40” AND FT PUBLIC UTILITY 24 FOR 2000 YR (2.6080% INT), MS VICTORIOUS, A CONDOMINIUM MD, 16.611 AC 0-0074, UNIT NO PLAT A, SS 0.09 AC A CHD BEARING EASEMENT AROUND 12/28/1999 $460.61 #3472, PROPERTY (2.6080% INT), MS PROJECT OF TOOELE HOKETIKA #3, 74-A WITH APPURTE- $5,638.50 AND DISTANCE OF THE ENTIRE EXTE- #47867, SEC 10, T6S, #3425, PROPERTY CITY. OUT OF, 13- (1.5670% INT), MS SUNNY CASTLE DEV NANT 1/75TH INT IN S 67°04’29” E 17.94 RIOR BOUNDARY. EARL J HARDING JT, R4W, CAMP FLOYD #48650, SEC 18, T6S, 93-2032, 13-93-2033, #3658, PROPERTY # LLC, 13-033-0-0033, COMMON AREAS & FT; TH S 70°19’35” E OUT OF 1-231-1 FOR 01-190-0-0029, BEG MD. 19.371 AC R3W, CAMP FLOYD 13-93-2155 FOR 2010 48652, SEC 24, T6S, UNIT 33, MOUNTAIN FACILITIES IN BENCH 22.03 FT TO THE POB. 2003 YEAR. 5.31 AC ON WRLY R/W LI OF AUERBACH #3, MD, 12.48 AC $291.95 YEAR $1,681.16 R4W, CAMP FLOYD RIDGE SUB PH 1 MARK VILLAGE, A ---ALSO COM AT A 01/23/2003 01/23/2003 NEW CITY STREET (2.6080% INT), MS MD, 16.582 AC AMD, A PLANNED CONDO PROJECT FALA M LEAAETOA BRASS CAP MONU- JORDAN GILES, $3,841.99 ADJACENT TO UPRR #3472, PROPERTY HOKETIKA #4, UNIT DEVELOPMENT 0.00 $5,192.95 JT, 11-081-0-0019, MENT MARKING THE 16-050-0-0139, LOT AT A PT 733.89 FT, TH #47868, SEC 10, T6S, (1.5670% INT), MS SHAWN ANDERSON OF WENDOVER CITY, LOT 19, BUZIANIS N 1/4 COR OF SD SEC 139, SPIRAL SPRINGS VELDEEN MURPHY N 89° 58’38” E AND R4W, CAMP FLOYD #3658, PROPERTY # JT, 12-027-0-0009, TOOELE COUN- RANCHETTES PHASE 22; TH N 89°43’27” E SUB PH 1, A SUBDI- T/C, 10-050-0-0005, 130.74 FT, TH N 12° MD. 20.441 AC 48653, SEC 24, T6S, LOT 9, STOCKTON TY. ---TOG/W ALL 2, AMENDED, A SUB- ALG THE N LI OF SD VISION OF TOOELE LOT 5, WEST PLAIN 57’10” W FR THE SE AUERBACH #4, R4W, CAMP FLOYD WEST SUBDIVISION, RIGHTS, TITLE AND DIVISION OF TOOELE SEC 22, AND THE COUNTY. OUT OF SUB CONT .18 ACRES COR OF SD SEC 24 (2.6080% INT), MS MD, 17.344 AC A SUBDIVISION OF INT IN AND TO THE COUNTY (OUT OF CENTERLINE OF 5-48-32 AND 5-48- 0.18 AC $1,497.42 54S R5W SLB&M, & #3472, PROPERTY HOKETIKA #5, TOWN OF STOCKTON LIMITED COMMON 5-43-1, 5-43-24) 5.03 1000 NORTH ST, A 42 FOR 2008 YEAR RUN TH N 12° 57’10” #47869, SEC 10, T6S, (1.5670% INT), MS (WAS 1-208-14 FOR AREAS, COMMON EDGAR F MOON JT, AC $413.79 DISTANCE OF 1323.29 $5,119.00 W 28.26 FT ALG SD R4W, CAMP FLOYD #3658, PROPERTY # 97 TAX ROLL) 0.23 AC AREAS, GUEST 10-050-0-0007, LOT, FT TO THE W BDY LI WRLY R/W LI TO A PT MD. 20.441 AC FRANCISCO M JUSTIN MILTEN- 48654, SEC 24, T6S, $550.64 PARKING, OPEN 7 WEST PLAIN SUB OF HOLT MEADOWS OF TANGENCY WITH AUERBACH #5, RAMIREZ JR TRUST- BERGER JT, 11-022-0- R4W, CAMP FLOYD SPACE, PUD AREAS CONT .21 ACRES 0.21 SUB, TH S 00°16’56” E SHAWN E ANDER- A 239.84 FT RADIUS (2.6080% INT), MS EE, 04-008-0-0001, 0620, LOT 620, GOLF MD, 20.557 AC AND PRIVATE ROADS AC $1,672.56 ALG THE WRLY BDY SON JT, 12-027- CURVE TO THE LEFT, #3472, PROPERTY BEG AT SE COR OF COURSE ISLAND HOKETIKA #6, (KNOWN AS VALLEY LI OF HOLT MEAD- 0-0011, LOT 11, TH NWRLY 104.56 #47870, SEC 10, T6S, LOT 4, N 520 FT, W SUBDIVISION NO 5, (1.5670% INT), MS RIDGE BLVD, VALLEY Recording fees, OWS SUB AND HOLT STOCKTON WEST FT, M/L ALG THE R4W, CAMP FLOYD 9.8 CHS, S 520 FT, E PHASE 6, A SUBDI- #3658, PROPERTY # WAY AND MOUNTAIN advertising costs, and MEADOWS SUB PLAT SUBDIVISION, A ARC OF SD CURVE MD. 16.01 AC 9.8 CH TO BEG, SEC VISION OF TOOELE 48655, SEC 24, T6S, VALLEY DR) OUT OF Administrative fees, B AND PLAT C A DIS- SUBDIVISION OF CONTINUING ALG SD AUERBACH FRAC- 5, T3N,R19W 7.72 AC COUNTY OUT OF R4W, CAMP FLOYD 1-269-4 AND 1-269- which are $200.00 per TANCE OF 1319.796 TOWN OF STOCKTON WRLY R/W LI TO THE TION #1, (2.6080% $287.53 5-37-21 FOR 96 0.31 MD, 18.845 AC 24 FOR 2000 YR parcel, are included FT TO THE SW COR (WAS 1-190-9 FOR 97 EARLY BNDRY LI OF INT) MS #3472, PROP- AC $454.87 HOKETIKA #7, $1,535.11 with the previously GERALDINE BECK, OF NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 TAX YEAR) 1.33 AC EARL HARDING PPTY ERTY #47872, SEC (1.5670% INT), MS assessed delinquent 98-000-0-0086, . MET- OF SD SEC; TH S MATHEW R LA- $740.72 TWO AMIGOS LLC °°NOTE--CHORD TO 10, T6S, R4W, CAMP #3658, PROPERTY # taxes, penalties, and ALLIFEROUS MINING 89°41’22” W 198.181 ROQUE JT, 01-113-0- THE 1/2 INT, 02-031- SD CURVE BEARS N FLOYD MD. 16.451 AC 48656, SEC 24, T6S, STATE OF UTAH – interest in arriving at TAXPAYER #181 FT, TH S 64°18’38” 0018, BEG ON S SIDE 0-0013, COM 28 FT 25° 26’32” W FOR A AUERBACH FRAG- R4W, CAMP FLOYD S&G, 98-000-0-0897, the cost shown. CRAZY ARBON, E 16.299 FT TO THE OF DURFEE STREET S & 110 FT E OF SW DISTANCE OF 103.73 MENT, (2.6080% INT), MD, 18.766 AC SAND & GRAVEL (5.2632% INT), MS TRUE POB; TH S 330 FT W & 140 FT COR LOT 3 BLK 6 FT°° TH S 4° 31’22” E MS #3472, PROPER- HOKETIKA #8, TAXPAYER #13272 IN WITNESS WHERE- 6125, MD UNORGA- 64°31’37” E 31.841 FT; S OF NE COR OF PLAT A, TCS, ON S LI (WHICH = S 4° 30’ E TY #47871, SEC 10, (1.5670% INT), MS BAUER(STATE) PIT, OF I have hereunto set NIZED, PROPERTY # TH SELY ALG A 214.5 BLOCK 68, GCS, S25 PRESENT DROUBAY OF EARL HARDING 15, T6S, R4W, CAMP #3658, PROPERTY # PROPERTY NUMBER: my hand and official 12105, SEC 10,3, T4S, FT RADIUS CURVE FT, W 65 FT, N 25 FT, PROP, E 44 1/2 FT, N DEED) 118.87 FT ALG FLOYD MD, 16.701 AC 48657, SEC 24, T6S, 74660, SEC 8, T4S, seal this 28th day of R13W, 16.804 AC TO THE LEFT WITH A E 65 FT TO BEG (OUT 55 FT 1/2 IN, E 64 FT SD ERLY BNDRY LI HOKETIKA #1, R4W, CAMP FLOYD R5W, SLBM, PARCEL April, 2015. VERY REMOTE-ON ARC DIST OF 20.26 FT OF 1-113-5) 0.04 AC 10 IN N 21 FT 2 IN TO OF EARL HARDING (2.6080% INT), MS MD, 1.238 AC AC 120.0, MINE AC AIR FORCE RANGE (CHD BRG AND DIST $296.96 S LI PRIVATE ALLEY PPTY, TH S 86° 15’42” #3658, PROPERTY HOKETIKA #9, 50.0 ---LAND OWNED MARILYN K. GILLETTE FIRST CHANCE, OF S 14°17’52” E 20.25 ON LOT 3, W 109 FT 4 E 41.61 FT J/L TO #12004, SEC 24, T6S, ROBERT S MOHR, 98- (1.5670% INT), MS BY STATE OF UTAH- (5.2632% INT), MS FT); TH N 45°21’52” IN, S76 FT 2 1/2 IN TO TOOELE COUNTY POB (THIS IS FIRST R4W, CAMP FLOYD 000-0-0511, METAL- #3658, PROPERTY # S&G (13272) LEASED 6125, MD UNORGA- W 47.426 FT TO THE BEG. ALSO ALL INT IN CLERK/AUDITOR ACCOUNT, OUT OF MD, 15.584 AC LIFEROUS MINING 48658, SEC 24, T6S, TO HARPER-KIL- NIZED, PROPERTY # POB. (BALANCE OF R/W FOR DRIVEWAY CITY STREET) 0.07 HOKETIKA #2, TAXPAYER NO. 1239 R4W, CAMP FLOYD GORE, LLC (NKA, 46996, SEC 10,3, T4S, 2-5-33 AFTER 2-5-39 18 FT 9 IN WIDTH DATES OF PUBLICA- AC $321.98 (2.6080% INT), MS AUERBACH #1, MD, 6.998 AC KILGORE COMPANIES R13W, 18.707 AC FOR 2002 YEAR.) ALONG N SD OF LND TION: #3658, PROPERTY # (1.5670% INT), MS LUCKY BOY, LLC) STATE AS- EDWIN M HIGLEY, 01- VERY REMOTE-ON .025 AC 05/21/2002 DESC ABOVE RUN E 48651, SEC 24, T6S, #3472, PROPERTY (1.5670% INT), MS SESSED UNDER 98- 269-0-0023, BEG AT A AIR FORCE RANGE 05/21/2002 04/08/2003 TO MAIN ST 0.08 AC APRIL 30, MAY 7TH, R4W, CAMP FLOYD #619, SEC 10, T6S, #3425, PROPERTY 000-0-0974 (13883) MP PT ON THE QUARTER MY ANNIE, (5.2632% 04/08/2003 $296.31 10/23/2003 10/23/2003 14TH, AND 21ST, 2015 MD, 16.611 AC R4W, CAMP FLOYD 337, NAME CHANGE SECTION LI, WHICH INT), MS 6125, MD #12003, SEC 18, T6S, $2,189.91 HOKETIKA #3, HTC HOLDINGS LLC, MD. 15.351 AC FROM TOOELE PIT PT IS WEST 1320 FT UNORGANIZED, R3W, CAMP FLOYD (2.6080% INT), MS 17-031-0-2071, UNIT AUERBACH #2, #34 $11,773.14 WENDOVER DE- FR E 1/4 COR OF SEC PROPERTY # 46997, MD, 5.060 AC History of Tooele County ooele County features some of the most dramatic Tand diverse landforms on Earth. There are 11,000 foot-high peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people who knew about the place were the Native Americans who lived there, and a few white explorers during the early 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. That year the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, passed through the county and nearly perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. 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Utili- Apply in person 1141 North Main !"#$%%&'&()*+,%-./0 the classifieds. Call com or e-mail your ad ties paid. $375/mo 89:;<= 882-0050 www.tooele to tbp@tooeletran- $400/dep or call 882-7000, 882-1300 transcript.com script.com 435-882-6141 NOTICE OF ADOPTION AND NOTICE OF RIGHTS Case No: 152300014 Judge: RWA In the District Court of Utah, 3rd Judicial Dis- trict, Tooele County, Court Address, 74 South 100 East, Tooele UT. NOTICE TO CREDI- In the Matter of the TORS Adoption of Cynthia IN THE THIRD JUDI- Blue. CIAL DISTRICT COURT The State of Utah To: OF TOOELE COUNTY Fernando Aguilar. You STATE OF UTAH AN- are being notified of the NOUNCEMENT OF AP- Petition to Adopt Cynthia POINTMENT AND NO- PUBLIC NOTICE Blue. You have the right TICE TO CREDITORS Lake Point Improvement to file a motion to inter- Probate No. 153300058 District Notice of Election vene with this court. If In the matter of the es- and Filing Period your motion to intervene tate of: CASSIE M MO- NOTICE is hereby given is granted, you have the RENO ARCHELETA that the Lake Point Im- right to oppose this Deceased. provement District will adoption. Debbie Dedman, whose hold a municipal election If you want to intervene address is 7448 North to elect Two (2) Trus- in this adoption, you Adobe Ln., Lake Point, tees, each for a four year must file a motion to in- Utah 84074, has been term. If elected to office, tervene with this court appointed Personal Rep- the person must be will- within 30 days after May resentative of the ing and able to attend re- 28, 2015, which is the above-entitled estate. quired meeting each PUBLIC NOTICE last date this notice will Creditors of the estate month and be responsi- THE TOWN OF RUSH be published. And you are hereby notified to: ble to oversee any des- VALLEY TOWN COUN- must serve a copy of (1) deliver or mail their ignated area of responsi- GRANTSVILLE CITY CIL WILL HOLD A your motion on petitioner written claims to the Per- bility. Given a sufficient NOTICE OF PUBLIC REGULAR MEETING or their attorney at: sonal Representative at number of candidates, HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, MAY Adam Cleveland, 433 E the address above; (2) an election will be held NOTICE IS HEREBY 27, 2015 7:00 PM AT 1260 N, Tooele, UT deliver or mail their writ- on November 3, 2015. GIVEN that the Grants- THE RUSH VALLEY 84074. ten claims to the Per- Qualifications for a can- ville City Council will TOWN HALL 52 If you do not file a mo- sonal Representative's didate are: (1) Be a conduct the following SOUTH PARK STREET tion to intervene within attorney of record, Kyle United States citizen at public hearings at the RUSH VALLEY, UTAH that time, you waive any W. Jones, 420 East the time of filing; (2) Be a Grantsville City Offices, AGENDA IS AS FOL- right to further notice in South Temple, Suite registered voter; (3) Be a 429 East Main Street, LOWS: this adoption, forfeit all 470, Salt Lake City, resident of the Local Dis- Grantsville, Utah at 7:00 1. Roll Call. rights in relation to the Utah, 84111 or (3) file trict at least 365 con- p.m. on Wednesday, 2. Approval of meeting adoptee, and are barred their written claims with secutive days preceding June 3, 2015 to receive minutes for 04/22/15. from bringing or main- the Clerk of the District election; (4) Be at least public input regarding 3. Public Hearing upon taining any action to as- Court in Tooele County, 18 years old. THURSDAYthe following: May 21, 2015 proposed 2015-2016 fis- sert any interest in the 74 South 100 East #14, Qualified candidates 1. Proposed minor sub- cal budget. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN adoptee. Tooele, Utah 84074, or may file a DeclarationC7 of division for Rebecca 4. Adoption of tentative You may obtain a copy otherwise present their Candidacy form in per- Rupp dividing 8.69 acres 2015-2016 budget and of the Petition to Adopt claims as required by son with the Improve- ofPublic land from Notices Public Notices setPublic public Notices hearing on Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices andPublic other court Notices records UtahPublic law withinNotices three mentPublic District Notices secretary, one (1)Meetings lot into four (4) Meetings proposedMeetings budget. Trustees Miscellaneous Miscellaneous inMiscellaneous this case only if your monthsMiscellaneous after the date of MaryMiscellaneous Lyn Robbins at lots at approximately 350 5. Consideration of set- motion to intervene is the first publication of 1844 Sheppard Lane, North Old Lincoln High- LEPC AGENDA ting special Town Coun- Deadline for public no- REQUEST FOR PRO- NOTICE OF ADOPTION granted. this notice or be forever Lake Point, Utah. The way in Agenda for the LEPC cil Meeting for June tices is 4 p.m. the day POSAL AND NOTICE OF You also have the right barred. filing period is from June an R-1-21 zone. meeting to be held 2015 and cancelling prior to publication. Assessment and Data RIGHTS to consent to this adop- DATE of first publication: 1, 2013 to June 8, 2013 2. Proposed rezoning Wednesday, May 27, regular June meeting to Public notices submit- Management System Case No: 152300014 tion. May 21, 2015) during regular business 11.76 acres of land for 2015 at 1:30 p.m. at the comply with require- ted past the deadline Tooele County School Judge: RWA Date: May 4, 2015 By: Kyle W Jones hours, 9:00 am through Dave Christensen at ap- Tooele County Emer- ments to adopt budget. will not be accepted. District is seeking pro- In the District Court of (Published in the Tran- Attorney for Personal 5:00 pm. proximately 630 gency Management 6. Consideration of UPAXLP posals for a full suite of Utah, 3rd Judicial Dis- script Bulletin May 7, 14, Representative If you have any ques- North Burmester Road Building, 15 East 100 Scope of Work for Ball web_based assessment trict, Tooele County, 21, & 28, 2015) 420 East South Temple, tions, please contact the for 2.5 acres to go from South, Tooele, Utah, in Park Grant. and data services. Said Court Address, 74 South Suite 470 Salt Lake City, District Office at 801 an A-10 zone to an the Emergency Opera- 7. Fire Department Re- Public Notices product shall enable ad- 100 East, Tooele UT. NOTICE TO CREDI- Utah 84111 250-5223. RR-2.5 zone and the re- tions Training room. port Water User ministrators, educators, In the Matter of the TORS T elephone: (801) Dated this 21st of May maining 9.26 acres to go 1. Welcome- Chairman, 8. Council Reports. and students to analyze Adoption of Cynthia IN THE THIRD JUDI- 359-7771 (Published in 2015 from an A-10 zone to an LEPC 9. Safety Topic. Deadline for public no- data, assess perform- Blue. CIAL DISTRICT COURT the Transcript Bulletin Keith Fryer MD zone. 2. Approve April minutes 10. Payment of Bills. tices is 4 p.m. the day ance, and individualize The State of Utah To: OF TOOELE COUNTY May 21, 28, June 4, Chairman 3. Proposed General 3. Haz Mat reports- 11. Public Comments. prior to publication. instruction toward im- Fernando Aguilar. You STATE OF UTAH AN- 2015) Lake Point Improve- Plan designations for the Bucky Whitehouse 12. Adjourn. Public notices submit- proving student achieve- are being notified of the NOUNCEMENT OF AP- ment District Deseret Peak Annexa- 4. Review upcoming Amie Russell ted past the deadline ment and growth. Se- Petition to Adopt Cynthia POINTMENT AND NO- PUBLIC NOTICE (Published in the Tran- tion area. training Rush Valley Town will not be accepted. lected product shall al- Blue. You have the right TICE TO CREDITORS Lake Point Improvement script Bulletin May 21, 4. Proposed Zoning des- 5. DEM Liaison, Emer- Clerk/Recorder UPAXLP low for assessment of to file a motion to inter- Probate No. 153300058 District Notice of Election 26 and 28, 2015) ignations for the Deseret gency Services T own Website: student progress toward vene with this court. If In the matter of the es- and Filing Period Peak Annexation area. 6. Roundtable www.rushvalleytown.co learning goals, manage- your motion to intervene tate of: CASSIE M MO- NOTICE is hereby given SELL YOUR car in the 5. Proposed salaries for 7. Next meeting- June m Public Notices ment and reporting of is granted, you have the RENO ARCHELETA that the Lake Point Im- Transcript Bulletin Clas- elected, statutory, and 24, 2015 In compliance with the Miscellaneous student data from a dis- right to oppose this Deceased. provement District will sified section. appointed officers. 8. Adjourn Americans with Disability trict, school and individ- adoption. Debbie Dedman, whose hold a municipal election SELLING YOUR moun- 6. Proposed 2015-2016 Filed by LEPC Chair- Act, the Town of Rush Deadline for public no- ual perspective, and If you want to intervene address is 7448 North to elect Two (2) Trus- tain bike? www.tooele fiscal year budget. man, Bucky Whitehouse Valley will accommodate tices is 4 p.m. the day alignment of the data in this adoption, you Adobe Ln., Lake Point, tees, each for a four year transcript.com 7. Proposed year end (Published in the Tran- reasonable requests to prior to publication. with local, state, and na- must file a motion to in- Utah 84074, has been term. If elected to office, budget adjustments for script Bulletin May 21 & assist persons with dis- Public notices submit- tional curriculum stan- tervene with this court appointed Personal Rep- the person must be will- SELL YOUR CAR or the 2014-2015 fiscal 26, 2015) abilities to participate in ted past the deadline dards. Proposals are within 30 days after May resentative of the ing and able to attend re- boat in the classifieds. year budget. meetings. Requests for will not be accepted. due 4 June 2015. De- 28, 2015, which is the above-entitled estate. quired meeting each Call 882-0050 or visit All interested persons PUBLIC NOTICE assistance may be made UPAXLP tailed information, includ- last date this notice will Creditors of the estate month and be responsi- www.tooeletranscript. are invited to attend and THE TOWN OF RUSH by calling Amie Russell ing specifications for pro- be published. And you are hereby notified to: ble to oversee any des- com or e-mail your ad provide comment upon VALLEY TOWN COUN- at (435) 837-2118 at SUMMONS posals can be obtained must serve a copy of (1) deliver or mail their ignated area of responsi- to tbp@tooeletran- this proposal. Written CIL WILL HOLD A least 3 days in advance JRL Holding LLC v. Law- by contacting Justin your motion on petitioner written claims to the Per- bility. Given a sufficient script.com comments will also be REGULAR MEETING of a meeting. rence Martin, case no. Rasmussen 92 S. Lode- or their attorney at: sonal Representative at number of candidates, SELLING YOUR considered if submitted ON WEDNESDAY, MAY Provided to Tooele Tran- 148000112 stone Way Tooele, UT Adam Cleveland, 433 E the address above; (2) an election will be held HOME? Advertise it in to the City Recorder in 27, 2015 7:00 PM AT script-Bulletin on May To Lawrence Marton, 8 4 0 7 4 o r 1260 N, Tooele, UT deliver or mail their writ- on November 3, 2015. the classifieds. Call advance of the hearing. THE RUSH VALLEY 20th, 2015 you are summoned to jrasmussen@tooe- 84074. ten claims to the Per- Qualifications for a can- 882-0050 or visit Persons with disabilities TOWN HALL 52 The foregoing notice appear in court leschools.org (Published If you do not file a mo- sonal Representative's didate are: (1) Be a www.tooeletran needing accommoda- SOUTH PARK STREET was posted at the Town on June 19, 2015 at in the Transcript Bulletin tion to intervene within attorney of record, Kyle United States citizen at script.com tions to participate in RUSH VALLEY, UTAH Hall on the 20th day of 11:00 a.m. to respond to May 21, 26, 28 and June that time, you waive any W. Jones, 420 East the time of filing; (2) Be a these hearings should AGENDA IS AS FOL- May, 2015 (Published in a claim filed against you. 2, 2015) right to further notice in South Temple, Suite registered voter; (3) Be a SELL YOUR computer contact Christine Webb LOWS: the Transcript Bulletin Additional details of this this adoption, forfeit all 470, Salt Lake City, resident of the Local Dis- in the classifieds. Call (435.884.3411) at the 1. Roll Call. May 21, 2015 claim are on file at the GOT A good idea for a rights in relation to the Utah, 84111 or (3) file trict at least 365 con- 882-0050 or visit Grantsville City Offices 2. Approval of meeting Tooele County Justice story? Call the Tran- adoptee, and are barred their written claims with secutive days preceding www.tooeletranscript. at least 24 hours in ad- minutes for 04/22/15. SELL YOUR computer Court.(Published in the script and let us know from bringing or main- the Clerk of the District election; (4) Be at least com 3. Public Hearing upon Transcript Bulletin May 882-0050. Court in Tooele County, 18 years old. vance of the hearings. in the classifieds. Call taining any action to as- DEADLINES FOR clas- proposed 2015-2016 fis- 14, 21, 28 & June 4, 74 South 100 East #14, Qualified candidates DATED this 20th day of 882-0050 or visit WANT TO get the latest sert any interest in the sifieds ads are Monday cal budget. 2015) Tooele, Utah 84074, or may file a Declaration of May, 2015. www.tooeletranscript. local news? Subscribe adoptee. and Wednesdays by Christine Webb 4. Adoption of tentative otherwise present their Candidacy form in per- com to the Transcript Bulle- You may obtain a copy 4:45 p.m. claims as required by Grantsville City Recorder 2015-2016 budget and DEADLINES FOR clas- tin. of the Petition to Adopt son with the Improve- (Published in the Tran- set public hearing on HAVING A yard sale? sifieds ads are Monday and other court records Utah law within three ment District secretary, HAVING A yard sale? script Bulletin May 21, proposed budget. Advertise in the Tran- and Wednesdays by BECOME A SUB- in this case only if your months after the date of Mary Lyn Robbins at Advertise in the Tran- 2015) 5. Consideration of set- script 4:45 p.m. SCRIBER. 882-0050 motion to intervene is the first publication of 1844 Sheppard Lane, script ting special Town Coun- granted. this notice or be forever Lake Point, Utah. The cil Meeting for June You also have the right barred. filing period is from June 2015 and cancelling to consent to this adop- DATE of first publication: 1, 2013 to June 8, 2013 regular June meeting to tion. May 21, 2015) during regular business comply with require- Date: May 4, 2015 By: Kyle W Jones hours, 9:00 am through ments to adopt budget. (Published in the Tran- Attorney for Personal 5:00 pm. 6. Consideration of script Bulletin May 7, 14, Representative If you have any ques- Scope of Work for Ball 21, & 28, 2015) 420 East South Temple, tions, please contact the Park Grant. Suite 470 Salt Lake City, District Office at 801 7. Fire Department Re- Utah 84111 250-5223. port Telephone: (801) Dated this 21st of May 8. Council Reports. 359-7771 (Published in 2015 9. Safety Topic. the Transcript Bulletin Keith Fryer 10. Payment of Bills. May 21, 28, June 4, Chairman 11. Public Comments. 2015) Lake Point Improve- 12. 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