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Stallions RANSCRIPT honor former T star, victim of SERVING Australia auto TOOELE COUNTY accident SINCE 1894 See B1 BULLETIN TUESDAY January 20, 2015 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 121 No. 67 $1.00 County united in fight against prison

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Tooele County and its municipali- ties are now united in opposing the relocation of the Utah State Prison to Tooele Valley. “It is not in Tooele Valley’s or Tooele County’s best interest to sup- port the relocation of the Utah State Prison (Draper) to the Tooele Valley or Tooele County,” reads a resolution unanimously approved by the Tooele County Council of Governments dur- ing their Jan. 15 meeting.

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Sheriff’s Deputy FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO justified Grantsville Library Technician Nancy Carter tells a group of children a tale during story time. It was Carter’s last story time before her retirement. Nancy Carter bids farewell in Dec. 28 to Grantsville City Library shooting By Steve Howe Barbara Grygierczyk interviewed and hired STAFF WRITER Carter to the position in Stansbury Park. By Steve Howe Carter created her own puppets and props STAFF WRITER After years of storytelling and puppet for the storytelling program, using time and shows, Nancy Carter retired from her position resources not supplied in her part-time job, A Tooele County Sheriff’s deputy was as a library technician at the Grantsville City Grygierczyk said. legally justified in using lethal force in Library last Thursday. “You will never get another person to the shooting death of a Stansbury Park Carter, 79, spent 12 years working with replace Nancy,” she said. man last month, the Tooele County library programs in Tooele County including Carter also undertook the daily responsi- Attorney’s Office ruled on Jan. 15. previous positions with the county’s book- bilities of a library technician, which include Sgt. Eli Wayman fired three shots mobile depository in Grantsville and the cataloguing and repairing books and helping from his AR15 rifle in the early hours Stansbury Park Community Association. residents with finding materials and the pub- of Dec. 28, fatally wounding 28-year- Library Director John Ingersoll said Carter’s lic computers. old Nicholas McGehee, who had alleg- work with children went above and beyond “I just have a passion for reading programs edly pointed a handgun at the deputy. the regular duties of her position. In addition for children and working with children,” County Attorney Scott Broadhead to shows and readings, Carter would lead lit- Carter said. “It’s rewarding.” said in the ruling that Wayman was FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO erary groups and classes. Ingersoll said that Carter also played a justified in using deadly force because Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall escorts Library technician Nancy Carter to the “She was an integral part of the library,” significant role in setting up the Grantsville front of the room so she could be honored by friends, family, coworkers and he said. “Whatever was needed, she stepped SEE SHOOTING PAGE A3 ➤ library patrons at her retirement party last Thursday. up.” SEE LIBRARY PAGE A3 ➤

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:48 a.m. 5:33 p.m. Thursday 7:47 a.m. 5:35 p.m. Jesse Horowitz’s parents Stansbury residents take Friday 7:47 a.m. 5:36 p.m. Saturday 7:46 a.m. 5:37 p.m. Sunday 7:45 a.m. 5:38 p.m. Monday 7:44 a.m. 5:39 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:44 a.m. 5:41 p.m. struggle to heal as Beach The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin steps to build trails system Wednesday 8:20 a.m. 7:28 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 9:01 a.m. 8:40 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme by Emma Penrod National Parks Service has assigned the com- Friday 9:40 a.m. 9:52 p.m. sentencing draws near Larry Beach Saturday 10:16 a.m. 11:02 p.m. ALMANAC STAFF WRITER munity a full-time representative whose job for Sunday 10:52 a.m. none Statistics for the week ending Jan. 19. the next year is to develop a master plan for a Sunshine and patchy Sunshine and patchy Monday 11:29 a.m. 12:10 a.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:08 p.m. 1:15 a.m. clouds clouds By Steve Howe “No matter what happened that morning he In the not-too-distant future, it could be pos- Stansbury and Lake Point area trail system. High/Low past weekwould kiss me and48/20 tell me he loved me,” she said. sible for bicyclists from Stansbury Park, and The representative will also help the county’s New First Full Last STAFF WRITER Normal high/low past week 39/22 32 14 34 18 41 21 41 25 44 27 47 34 48 34 Average temp past“You week don’t get that 32.8 from a teenager.” possibly even Tooele, to use peddle-power to largest unincorporated community find fund- During the week, Darcy Horowitz, her son,Normal Jesse, average tempJesse past week Horowitz 30.7 was only a month away from ride to Salt Lake. ing to make their trails vision a reality. TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Jan 20 Jan 26 Feb 3 Feb 11 and their two dogs would get in the car for their his high school graduation when a tragic series of A group of citizens in Stansbury Park, with Ken Richley, the National Parks Service land- Shown is Wednesday’s daily trip to school. events ended his life. assistance from the Live Fit Tooele County coali- scape architect and community planner who Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and Every day he was dropped off at Stansbury Park In the early hours of April 26, he joined a group tion, has received a grant from the National will head the Stansbury trails project, met with AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 Wednesday night’s lows. High School, Jesse Horowitz would complete their Parks Service. But the grant is unusual: It doesn’t morning ritual. SEE JESSE PAGE A7 ➤ award Stansbury a cash sum — instead, the SEE STANSBURY PAGE A3 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B3 Grouse 29/9 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 35/18 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 32/11 37/19 37/18 36/20 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Tooele boys beat Stansbury girls 34/17 Erda 36/19 Stansbury in improve to 2-0 OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 33/16 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 31/13 37/18 28/13 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 35/18 Bauer Good Stallion’s own with emotional 32/14 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A8 36/17 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 32/14 corral victory 33/10 31/11 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) Price complete 36/16 See A8 See A8 41/14 Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 37/13 32/11 Ophir on A7 29/9 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 38/18 36/10 Green River Last Month Season 43/13 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 33/13 38/13 Moab 35/14 SNOWPACK Hanksville 43/18 Beaver 43/19 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 37/9 Ibapah 32/11 38/11 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 8.1 6.9 3.3 St. George 40/11 43/21 Average 9.8 7.5 5.0 57/26 Kanab 48/17 Eureka Percent of average 83% 92% 66% 28/8 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 20, 2015 Committee appointed to finish economic development plan by Tim Gillie Councilman Scott Wardle dur- should be small with the gov- With the lawsuit amicably STAFF WRITER ing the COG meeting. ernments holding a majority of settled, community leaders that The decision to appoint the positions.” attended the two economic A committee of three people Dunlavy, Marshall, and Milne A group of over 50 local busi- development summit meet- will hammer out a proposal came after two economic sum- ness, government, education ings in 2014 were ready to try to complete economic devel- mit meetings in 2014 recom- and military leaders gathered a united approach to economic opment planning started by a mended the formation of a new for two meetings in May and development again. group of 50 local leaders last entity to unite county-wide eco- July of 2014 to discuss Tooele The group reached a con- year. nomic development efforts. County’s economic future. sensus to let the Tooele County At a meeting last Thursday, The governing board for the In the late 1980s to the early Council of Governments work the Tooele County Council joint economic development 90s, Tooele County had an eco- out details for a new entity to of Governments approved group should consist of a com- nomic development corpora- be responsible for economic a committee consisting of bination of elected government tion that consisted of represen- development. Tooele Mayor Patrick Dunlavy, leaders and individuals from tatives of the county and all of COG is a group composed of Grantsville Mayor Brent the private sector, according to its municipal governments. the county commissioners, rep- Marshall, and Tooele County Randy Sant, economic develop- The organization fell part resentatives of each municipal- Commissioner Shawn Milne to ment consultant for Tooele City shortly after a disagreement ity in the county, and a repre- work out details for an arrange- and Tooele County. over the redevelopment of for- sentative of the Tooele County ment for a united voice for eco- “The combination of private mer Tooele Army Depot land School District. The group nomic development. and public sector works well for that was transferred to Tooele meets bi-monthly to discuss “The inability to speak with Washington County’s economic City. Grantsville and Stockton items that jointly affect each FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO a united voice has become a development organization,” cities ended up filing a lawsuit jurisdiction. Trevin Jarrett puts together pull outs for pantry cabinets at LEC Cabinets shop in problem,” said Tooele City he said. “The governing board against Tooele City. [email protected] the Ninigret Industrial Depot in Tooele. STALLION PRIDE Sales drop at Utah mall facing Mormon- built competitor SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A heavy industry. Salt Lake City mall touted as an In 2011, the mall reported tax- example of urban renewal when able sales of $210 million a year it opened more than a decade to the state. The following year ago is facing deepening finan- marked the opening of the City cial problems amid competition Creek Center. Built by a for-prof- from online retailers and a lav- it firm owned by the Salt Lake ish nearby shopping center built City-based LDS church, the mall by The Church of Jesus Christ of spanning two downtown blocks Latter-day Saints. features a set of retractable roofs The Gateway Mall has lost as well as outdoor fireplaces, key tenants such as the Apple metal sculptures and a trout Store, and its sales have fallen by pond. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO more than 50 percent since the The clothing stores The Stansbury High cheerleaders perform at halftime in last Thursday’s girls basketball game. The Stallions took on local rival Tooole. $1.7 billion City Creek Center Anthropologie and Forever 21 opened blocks away, according were among those who joined to Utah Tax Commission num- Apple in leaving the Gateway for bers reported Friday by the Salt City Creek, where sales soared Lake Tribune. The Gateway’s to $250 million a year. owner says the property is worth By 2013, Gateway annual Theater shooting case draws big pool of jurors less than half of what it was four sales had dropped to $100 mil- DENVER (AP) — One of the — many are killed by police or ments have been made public. either witnesses to the attack or years ago. lion. Top U.S. rating agency deadliest mass shootings in U.S. commit suicide. His survival has Prosecutors and defense attor- have family members who work The mall’s woes come as brick- Moody’s Investors Service called history will be replayed in a sparked an emotionally charged neys remain under a long-run- in the prosecutor’s office. They and-mortar stores all over the the property troubled in a report Colorado courtroom — but only debate in which his parents have ning gag order, and court docu- were quickly excused. country struggle to keep up with released last month. after an unprecedented jury pool begged for a plea deal that would ments detailing the issue have Starting Tuesday, prospective online retailers, but some ten- The mall’s parent company, of 9,000 people is winnowed to a save his life, while many sur- stayed under seal. jurors will report in groups of ants like the Discovery Gateway Illinois-based Retail Properties handful to decide whether James vivors and family members of Holmes’ sanity was evaluated about 250 to fill out a long ques- Children’s Museum remain of America Inc., declined com- Holmes was insane when he victims have demanded that he by a state psychiatrist but the tionnaire that hasn’t been made upbeat about plans to reinvent ment Friday. But the Tribune opened fire in a suburban movie stand trial and face the death results were not made public. public. Those who aren’t exclud- the property as a regional enter- reported senior officials have theater. penalty if convicted. Prosecutors objected to the find- ed because of their answers will tainment center. told analysts they’re hoping to Holmes is one of the few sus- Jury selection begins Tuesday, ings and persuaded a judge to be called back for individual “I’m optimistic,” CEO Maria sell the property. pects to survive such an attack and the trial could run until order a second evaluation. Those questioning. Farrington said. The museum The Gateway has nearly 90 October. It could provide a look results were contested by the Potential jurors won’t be drew more than 238,000 visi- stores anchored by a 12-screen into the mind of Holmes, whose defense. allowed to read or talk about tors last year, and the mall has movie theater, Dick’s Sporting TOOELETRANSCRIPT attorneys acknowledge was the Prosecutors previously reject- the case until they know they’ve added new tenants like Mystery Goods and Barnes & Noble book- ULLETIN gunman in the July 20, 2012, ed at least one proposed plea been dismissed. That will be dif- Escape Rooms, where people store. It has also brought in new B attack but say he was in the grip deal made by attorneys for ficult in the era of social media, work through timed puzzles and businesses, including an Italian ADMINISTRATION of a psychotic episode at the Holmes, criticizing the lawyers since they have no control over clues in themed rooms. restaurant with live music called Scott C. Dunn Publisher time. for publicizing the offer and call- what pops up on their Facebook The Gateway first opened in DOPO and the national arcade Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus “The public is going to get ing it a ploy to draw the public or Twitter feeds. The final panel 2001, shortly before the Olympic chain GameWorks. OFFICE an insight into the mind of a and judge into what should be won’t be sequestered. Games came to the city, as a Salt Lake City real estate expert Bruce Dunn Controller killer who says he doesn’t know private plea negotiations. During the selection process, mixed-use blend of condomini- Darin Mellott said malls are fac- Chris Evans Office Manager right from wrong,” said Alan Survivors of the attack and Holmes’ attorneys will focus ums and office space as well ing stiff competition online, but Vicki Higgins Customer Service Tuerkheimer, a Chicago-based family members of victims have on picking jurors who are mor- as stores, restaurants and movie businesses can still lure custom- Salt Lake Tribune EDITORIAL jury consultant. “It is really rare. had a long time to get ready for ally opposed to capital punish- theaters. The ers to updated stores. It just doesn’t usually come to a trial. ment, even as prosecutors fight moved to the space from its David Bern Editor Tavin Stucki Sports Editor this.” “We’ve all been to therapists to ensure those on the panel are building on Main Street four Darren Vaughan Community News Editor Holmes, 27, was arrested as he and have talked to our families “death-penalty eligible,” mean- years after it opened. Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor stripped off his combat gear in and have our support groups, ing they would be open to exe- The $375 million project, built Tim Gillie Staff Writer the parking lot of the Century 16 so we’re prepared,” said Marcus cuting Holmes. using taxpayer money as well as NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 Emma Penrod Staff Writer movie theater in Aurora, where Weaver, who was shot in the “It is really stacked against the private funding, was designed to Steve Howe Staff Writer 12 people were killed and 70 arm and whose friend, Rebecca defense,” said Joseph Rice, man- revitalize a part of the city along TOOELETRANSCRIPT ADVERTISING injured during a midnight show- Wingo, died in the attack. “It’s aging partner of the Jury Research 400 West that was once home to BULLETIN Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager ing of a new Batman movie. gonna be quite the journey.” Institute, a California-based trial warehouses, railroad lines and Keith Bird Advertising Sales He later pleaded not guilty by It could take until June to find consulting firm. “Here, you have Shane Bergen Advertising Sales reason of insanity to multiple 12 jurors and 12 alternates who a horrific crime occurring in a Kelly Chance Classified Advertising counts of first-degree murder were not biased by widespread public setting where you think LAYOUT & DESIGN and attempted murder. If jurors news coverage of the shooting. people would be safe. ... Because John Hamilton Creative Director find him guilty, they must then Equally challenging will be of the heinous nature of the Liz Arellano Graphic Artist decide whether to recommend finding jurors who were not per- crime and the number of victims, the death penalty. If Holmes is sonally affected by the attack I can see people who would say, PRODUCTION found not guilty, he would be that sent waves of grief and anger `In most instances I could not Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager committed indefinitely to the through the Arapahoe County support the death penalty, and in Darwin Cook Web Press Manager state mental hospital. suburbs of Denver. this case, I can.”’ James Park Press Technician Under Colorado law, defen- Judge Carlos A. Samour Jr. Enduring the trial from the Shawn Oviatt Pre-press Technician Scott Spence Insert Technician dants are not legally liable for called nearly nine times as many jury box would seem more diffi- their acts if their minds are so prospective jurors as were sum- cult than the selection process. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: “diseased” that they cannot dis- moned in the ongoing Boston “This is going to be a life- $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by tinguish right from wrong. Part of marathon bombing trial. That changing event for every juror carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 the reason the case has dragged meant the county’s 600,000 res- who sits on the trial,” Rice said. per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; on so long is the battle over idents had a nearly one-in-50 “They are going to deal with life- $77 per year by mail in the United States. whether that standard applies to chance of being selected. and-death issues that will forever ow*SOUPS SAT TOOELEe LOCATIONrv ONLY.ing Soups! OFFICE HOURS: Holmes. Among those summoned be part of their experience.” N Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Few details on those argu- were at least 13 people who were closed Saturday and Sunday. CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. Dixie returns soldiers statue to creator COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, ST. GEORGE (AP) — A bronze move forward.” sity,” Anderson said. 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According to Broadhead’s rul- doorway with a handgun, which he shot struck McGehee and he col- Shooting ing, what began as a simple medi- pointed at Wayman, according to lapsed to the ground. continued from page A1 cal call-along turned into a tense the ruling. Wayman told McGehee The entire event — from the confrontation between police and to drop his gun but McGehee initial 911 call until McGehee was “he reasonably believed that dead- McGehee. retreated back into the house and shot — took less than a half hour. ly force was necessary to prevent Minutes before Wayman arrived shut the door behind him. In a statement collected for the death or serious bodily injury to at McGehee’s home, Kathryn According to the ruling, Wayman state Department of Public Safety himself or the others present.” McGehee called dispatch to alert moved to the cover of his vehicle investigation, Wayman said he Tooele County Sheriff Paul them that her husband was point- but could see McGehee moving believed McGehee was ‘intent on Wimmer said the findings by the ing a shotgun at the house’s front around inside the house. McGehee hurting someone.’ county attorney’s office were good door. Kathryn McGehee tried to came back out the front door and “I felt my life was in danger,” he news and acknowledged the coun- take the shotgun from her hus- Wayman again yelled to put his said. “I felt Andy’s was in danger. I ty is sensitive to officer-involved band repeatedly but was ulti- gun down. know his wife was in danger inside shootings. mately unsuccessful, according to McGehee again pointed the gun as well as outside.” “We’re relieved to get the find- Broadhead’s ruling. at Wayman, who moved to the Wayman also said McGehee ings back from the county attor- Trooper Andy Prescott from the rear of his vehicle for better cover. never spoke a word during the ney,” he said. Utah Highway Patrol also arrived Peeking over the rear of the car, altercation. He also admitted he Around 4 a.m., Tooele County on scene moments later. Wayman Wayman saw McGehee pointing did not identify himself as a law Dispatch received a call from and Prescott then approached the his gun at him. enforcement officer in Broadhead’s TTB FILE PHOTO McGehee’s wife, Kathryn McGehee. house. Wayman pointed his rifle at ruling. Investigators examine evidence at a Stansbury Park home where 28-year-old She said her husband was intox- At Wayman’s request, dispatch McGehee and told him to drop his McGehee was a veteran of the Nicholas McGehee was killed by a Tooele County Sheriff’s Office deputy after icated and had cut his foot on told Kathryn McGehee to leave gun again, When McGehee did not Middle Eastern conflict, a staff McGehee reportedly aimed a handgun at the deputy. glass, which required stitches but the house. She left through the respond, Wayman fired one shot, sergeant in the U.S. Army and a he refused to go to the hospital. front door and was escorted by according to the ruling. Purple Heart recipient. He was an officer-involved shooting in Tooele pointed his handgun at another Wayman was dispatched to the Prescott to his patrol vehicle down When nothing happened, ROTC instructor at Tooele High County history. In 2013, an officer officer. scene along with medical person- the street from the home. Wayman fired again, then a final School. shot 37-year-old Travis Davis after [email protected] nel to transport McGehee. McGehee then appeared in the shot after no response. The third McGehee’s death is the second an hours-long standoff when Davis

When finished, Richley said, in the name of physical activity on Stansbury the Stansbury trails system could a regular basis, she said. continued from page A1 easily resemble the Jordan River “A lot of families want to be out,” Trail System on the Wasatch Front, she said. “They want places for which runs from Roy to Utah SR their kids to ride their bikes and to SR 36 138 members of Live Fit and resi- Lake. go on family walks.” dents and business leaders from With state officials and econom- The next step for the trails com- Stansbury and Lake Point last ic experts predicting a period of mittee, Richley said, is to outline Thursday. rapid growth in Tooele County’s a more specific vision of what the The group discussed the impor- near future, Richley said now is the community would like to see in a tance of trails for the community time to make a plan and begin to trails system. and created a preliminary outline preserve some of the county’s land In addition to determining what of what the trails master plan will for future trails and recreational the trails system should look like, look like once it is finalized. opportunities. Richley said the community should Club Richley presented a series of Richley said Live Fit’s interest House choose measurable goals regard- maps and outlined his vision for in the project is warranted as well, ing health or tourism. Those goals a trails system that will not only because he said accessible trail could be used to demonstrate that provide a number of bike- and systems “help get people started” N trails are a boon to the community SR foot-paths on roads throughout because they make “all levels of 138 as Stansbury moves forward with Stansbury Park, but also off-road people feel comfortable” instead trails in and around the commu- of catering exclusively to serious its trails plan and begins to seek funding for construction. Golf nity. outdoors enthusiasts who are will- Course The primary goal, according ing to drive miles to trail heads of Once a solid vision is estab-

Baysh ore lished, Richley said the commit- Dr ive to Neil Smart, chairman of the interest. Stansbury Park Service Association Heidi Spaulding, a Stansbury tee will begin to establish detailed Board, is to build a series of trails Park resident, coach and running maps of where they would like to build trails, and then will open Stansbury to link the community’s currently- enthusiast, said she felt a trail sys- Elementary SR existing parks, schools and other tem has become a necessity for the process to the public via a 36 community venues. But long- the community. There are already series of open houses. term, he said, he would like to see many people who run, walk or It could be some time, he the trail system connected to Lake bike on the roads in Stansbury said, before the trails committee Point, Erda, existing Tooele County — many of them children, or adult begins to seek funding and puts Trails, the Great Salt Lake Marina athletes who work out before or its plan into action. or even Salt Lake City. after dark — who risk their safety [email protected] Proposed Trail System for Stansbury Park Proposed Trail Proposed Tunnel

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property they want, if they are Walker’s claim that his city has Prison willing to pay for it. The PRC is “done our bit for king and coun- continued from page A1 conducting an in-depth analysis try” by bearing the burden of of each of the top three areas. the state prison, according to The resolution also calls upon We need to maintain a dialogue. Marshall. It states: all property owners in Tooele That’s why we have kept quiet. If “The Tooele County Council County that have submitted pro- they choose Tooele County, we of Governments believes that posals for the relocation of the will have a talking point with Tooele County has been asked state prison to withdraw their them, instead of them just dump- to carry a heavy burden for the property from consideration. ing it on us.” state of Utah by hosting its waste This includes the Miller The mayors of Rush Valley, treatment facilities which han- Motorsports Business Park in Stockton and Vernon supported dle hazardous waste and pro- Erda, the current front-runner the united opposition to the pris- viding landfill services for the site in the county for the prison. on coming to their communities Wasatch Front. Tooele County While the resolution opposes along with any location in Tooele was home for over 70 years to current locations under con- Valley. Deseret Chemical Depot where sideration by the state’s Prison “We do not want the prison the world’s most toxic chemical Relocation Commission, it in Rush Valley,” said Rush Valley and nerve agents known to man- does not preclude county com- Mayor Brian Johnson. “We need kind were stored and destroyed. missioners from having a dia- the support of the county to fight “Stericycle and Utah’s Air logue with the PRC about other the battle and keep it out of the Quality Board recently reached locations, according to Brent area surrounding our communi- a settlement agreement for Marshall, Grantsville’s mayor ties.” Stericycle’s unlawful burning of and COG chairman. Vernon Mayor Bruce Thomas radioactive material at its incin- “The resolution implores the was concerned that remaining eration facility in North Salt Lake PRC and the state Legislature silent might send the wrong mes- in the amount of $2.3 million,” to meet with elected officials of sage to the PRC. the rebuttal continues. “This Tooele County and our munici- “We need to take a position fine will be reduced by half if palities to discuss prison reloca- against the prison coming to our the facility relocates to Tooele tion and start an open dialogue,” communities,” he said. “Taking County within three years. Tooele he said. a position does not exclude the County is not looking to take the The county commission’s opportunity to establish a dia- ‘burden’ of another community desire to keep the door open for logue later on. Remaining silent to satisfy its ‘bit for king and discussion with the PRC about might send the wrong message.” country’ when it has done more prison sites may have lead some COG members agreed that than Draper will ever do, we have to misunderstand the commis- current proposed locations were done our bit for king and coun- sion’s position on the prison, unacceptable. The resolution try.” according to Wade Bitner, Tooele lists the reasons for their objec- Last month the PRC selected County Commission chairman. tion. 900-acres across Sheep Lane “Many people believe that Those reasons include: from the Miller Motorsports Park the Tooele County Commission encroaching residential devel- that is owned by Miller Family is not opposed to the prison,” opment; potential for economic Real Estate along with a 3,000- he said. “We are dramatically development that is more ben- acre site near I-80 and 7200 West, opposed to the Miller site. That eficial than a prison; inability of and 600-acres in Eagle Mountain is a no brainer. the county or municipalities to as its top three sites for reloca- “One of the great challenges provide water for a prison; and tion of the state prison. in this process is who is going to limited availability of wastewater The commission will accept make the decision and it’s going treatment. additional site proposals until to be the Legislature,” he added. The resolution also contains the end of January. CALL 435-728-0711 “They can site the prison on any a rebuttal to Draper Mayor Troy [email protected] WED • JAN 21 • 6:30PM Carter always did a wonderful puppets and props to children’s Library job with the children’s program- hospitals, including Primary continued from page A1 ming at the library. Children’s Hospital and Shriner’s “Nancy was certainly a dedi- Children Hospital in Salt Lake LIMITED SEATING! Public Library, which opened cated employee and loved her City. in March 2013. 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• Editorial Editor David Bern • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum 435-882-0050

OUR VIEW Better air Deeper dialogue between citizens and agencies needed for a workable solution A public hearing last Wednesday revealed that proposed regulatory steps to improve Tooele Valley’s air during winter won’t be easy and may be fraught with heated debate for years. It also showed that a deeper dialogue between citizens and regulatory agencies is needed before a solution has a chance to succeed. Last Thursday’s front-page story, “Citizens condemn plan to ban wood burn- ing,” was an account of that hearing, during which more than 100 citizens from the county and the Wasatch Front filled an auditorium at the Tooele County Health Department. Many angrily told the state’s Air Quality Board and Division of Air Quality that banning residents and businesses from burning wood or coal from November to March is unfair, unnecessary and violates their constitutional rights. That anger was perhaps best demonstrated by one resident who defiantly told the Air Quality Board, “You guys need to go back to Salt Lake. I say burn, burn, burn.” Yet, Tooele Valley residents may soon no longer do so. According to the state the valley is categorized as a non-attainment area in terms of healthy air. The state asserts the ban is needed on the Wasatch Front and Tooele Valley because of emis- sions from solid fuel burning devices like stoves, fireplaces and fire pits. A representative from the Division of Air Quality explained to the audience that wood burning releases microscopic particles and chemicals that react with sunlight and form PM 2.5 — the stuff that causes dense smog during temperature inversions and often exceeds federal health standards. The representative also said there are approximately 556 EPA-certified stoves and 4,202 uncertified stoves in Tooele County that release over 80 tons of pollution into the air per year. We agree that solid fuel burning contributes to Tooele Valley’s bad air dur- ing winter. But because nearly 50 percent of the county’s available workforce commutes to the Wasatch Front every day, we feel vehicles are a bigger source. According to the Division of Air Quality they are the largest contributor of air pol- lution in Salt Lake and Tooele valleys. Each vehicle doesn’t emit a lot, but countless thousands of them do. Although Tooele Valley is less populated than Salt Lake Valley, the number of vehicles and miles driven by residents is significant. According to statistics from the Utah Department of Transportation, local residents drove a combined average of 2.25 million miles per day in 2013. That totals nearly 1 billion miles for the year. It also must be noted that local residents’ vehicles are currently not required to pass an emissions test. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Because of those points, we feel a wood-burning ban from November to March may create only negligible results; the more important initiative is to further reduce vehicle emissions. Which is why we urge for a larger dialogue to proceed between One hand greasing another What I don’t understand about LETTERS POLICY citizens and regulatory agencies about overall air pollution. Dialogue is also need- I read Louis Duquette’s letter to the Duquette’s letter to the editor is why you The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters ed because the valley’s air quality will be further impacted as the local population editor with dismay (Jan. 13). The let- need to be “far left” to oppose the pris- to the editor from readers. Letters increases. Remedies likely won’t come quickly, cheaply or conveniently. ter takes an unsure view of the prison’s on move, Stericycle, EnergySolutions or must be no longer than 250 words, We hope the dialogue also includes voices absent from last week’s public hear- possible move to Tooele, but if it came Mag Corps’ pollution violations. I don’t civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied ing: residents who suffer from asthma or heart/lung disease, or are concerned here he would put it out in the middle of believe you need to be far left to care by the writer’s name, address and nowhere despite the lack of infrastruc- about clean air and water, or the viola- about their children’s short- and long-term health. For let’s not forget the average phone number. Longer letters may be human being can go about three weeks without food and about three days without ture such as roads, public transporta- tion of laws concerning them. I know published, based on merit and at the water. tion, power, water and so on. many Republicans who are disgusted Editor’s discretion. Priority will be given But without breathable air? Only minutes. From there, he magically connects with our air quality every winter. to letters that refer to a recent article some unseen dots to Stericycle, to US Honestly, the letter sounds more like in the newspaper. All letters may be GUEST OPINION Mag and to the “far left” opposition to a vitriolic attack on anyone not part of subject to editing. pollution. the Tea Party then it does about the well- Letters written to thank an individual or While I don’t take a firm stance on the being of the citizens of Tooele County. organization should be submitted for prison location, I do think it is one hand It tries to tie anyone with any concerns “Notes of Appreciation.” greasing another. The only reasonable about their environment to the “far left.” Readers who are interested in writing a Europe’s immigration explanation I have heard for moving Shame on you Louis! Have your opin- longer guest op-ed column on a topic of the prison is an increase in tax base rev- ion, but don’t tie your own nonsensical general interest should contact Editor enue due to development. Personally, I arguments to further your own political David Bern. quandary keeps growing believe this tax base would increase over views. Yes, I still remember “Tea Party” time whether the prison is moved or attached to your name with every letter Email: [email protected] Fax: (435) 882-6123 he New York Times ran a front- not. Furthermore, I would side with the you submitted. Mail: Letters to the Editor page article after the Charlie opposition to the move because I would Shame on the Tooele Transcript Tooele Transcript-Bulletin THebdo massacre on Europe’s want their support if it were proposed Bulletin for doing that! P.O. Box 390 “dangerous moment.” As terrorists to be moved in my backyard. The same Scott Petersen Tooele, UT 84074 rampaged through Paris, ultimately with the gravel pit near Stockton. Tooele killing 17, what was the cause of this particular alarm? That anti-immigra- tion parties in Europe might gain. GUEST OPINION The Times article captured per- fectly the reaction of polite opinion to the Paris attacks, which is driven almost as much by fear that some- Realtors board opposes prison in valley one might notice that Europe has an peculiarly French characteris- immigration problem as it is by fear tics, a version of the Paris attacks he Tooele County Association of to relocate the prison. This area is not, of the terrorism itself. easily could have happened in Realtors Board of Directors want in Mr. Nardi’s words, “isolated with little Europe’s anti-immigration parties Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands or Tto officially state their opposition Andrea M. Cahoon to no development nearby.” It is not run the gamut, from the loathsome Germany. They, too, have Muslim to the Prison Relocation Committee’s remote and there are plans for current GUEST COLUMNIST (Greece’s Golden Dawn), to the populations that, in some areas, decision to keep the SR-112/Depot and future development in place and unsavory (France’s National Front), haven’t fully integrated. Boundary Road site on their short list of more in progress. to the more or less respectable Why does the United States not three potential sites for the Utah State Tooele County has limited water (Britain’s UKIP). What they all have have the same problem (although Correctional Facility relocation. Egg hunt that is held for children of resources. The water resources required in common is that they benefit from it has experienced its own home- We further oppose any site that is Tooele County each year. for the prison of 700 acre feet, or 250 the refusal of mainstream parties grown attacks)? Its assimilationist located within Tooele Valley between The PRC stated at its Dec. 22, 2014 million gallons per year, is equivalent to admit the obvious: If a country is machinery, for all its flaws, is in the Oquirrh and Stansbury Mountain meeting that there were no plans for to the amount of water used by about manifestly having trouble assimilat- better working order. It is an open, ranges. Any site located within Tooele development on the SR-112/Depot 1,000 residences, which will limit ing the immigrants it already has, economically dynamic society. But valley is too close to the people who Boundary site. This statement is false. growth in Tooele Valley. Tooele City it shouldn’t add to their numbers this is partly a function of numbers. live and work here. Tooele Valley is not There is already development there and its irrigation companies have been willy-nilly. Immigrants to the U.S. still largely an appropriate site for the Utah State and more in the works. Both Tooele on water restrictions for years. The loss Much more important than soli- come from Christian countries and prison relocation. and Grantsville cities have included of additional water to a prison facility darity and unity — stirring as those don’t feel the powerful pull of a reli- Tooele County has two main growth this property in their annexation plans can only make this precious resource things are, exemplified in the mas- gious identity putting them at odds corridors, both located in Tooele Valley. for the future as that is where the area’s scarcer and will stop the residential and sive march in Paris — would be a with their new country. One is along State Route 36 between growth is forecasted. commercial growth we have been expe- dose of honesty and realism on this This is a rather basic point: The Tooele City and Lake Point and the The Tooele County Commissioners riencing over the past two decades. issue. quantity of immigration inevitably other is along State Route 112 between and local city leaders have been work- Thousands of people have invested The case of France is stark. affects the quality of assimilation. Tooele City and Grantsville City. As this ing to bring businesses into the former money into real estate in Tooele Valley. Roughly 12 percent of its popula- The elite’s reflex on immigration is is the central location to the main pop- site of Tooele Army Depot, which is just There is a perception with prison tion is foreign-born, about the always to say “more.” The popula- ulace of Tooele County, the county and south of this property, and also to the relocations that property values will European average, according to the tions of many European countries private investors have located many area by the Miller Motorsports Park, decrease if the prison is relocated in Migration Policy Institute. But it also want to say “less.” Their case is recreational facilities in the corridor and have been able to do so. Relocating the area. In real estate markets, percep- has a particularly high percentage of stronger after the horrors of the last to serve the public. These recreational the prison to this property would dis- tion becomes reality as emotions come descendants of immigrants. Because week, although much intellectual facilities include Deseret Peak Complex, courage future investors from coming into play when people make decisions. of France’s colonial history in Algeria and political energy will be devoted owned by Tooele County, and the Miller here and hinder economic growth in Purchasing property is one of the larg- and other countries in the Maghreb, to denying that the Paris attacks had Motorsports Park. Tooele County. est transaction decisions an average many of them are Muslim. anything to do with immigration or Deseret Peak Complex has sev- Additionally, the Miller site is located person will make in their lifetime. The It has the largest Muslim popu- Islam. eral facilities including two museums too close to many residential develop- loss of property value will hurt the citi- lation of any Western European Addressing a long-ago crisis in (The Mining Museum and the Utah ments. The Miller site is only 1.08 miles zens and the governmental entities of country, both in absolute numbers Athens, Demosthenes said of those Firefighter’s Museum) an aquatic cen- west of the Overlake Golf Course. This Tooele County. and in percentage terms. These demanding to know his alternative, ter, a BMX race track, an archery park, is a residential golf community that will As stated in Resolution 2015-04, immigrants have tended to cluster “I will first give them this answer — baseball fields, convention center, have hundreds of homes that extend Mayor Patrick Dunlavy and the City in the suburbs of Paris, where they the most just and true of all — ‘Do equestrian race track, rodeo grounds, around the course and directly south Council of Tooele City are correct in have become self-reinforcing religio- not do what you are doing now.’” On Motocross track, motorized arena, of the golf course. The Miller site is their assessment that the prison’s cur- ethnic islands in the broader French immigration, that is the counsel that pavilions, playgrounds, pitch n’ putt only 2.13 miles away from the Clarke rent location (Draper) should not be sea. These areas are not just alien- Europe needs to hear, and to heed. golf course, RV camping, softball com- Johnsen Junior High School, 2.39 miles abandoned to advance the economic ated from the French state; they are plex and more. east of Overlake Elementary School, development of one area at the expense actively hostile to it. Rich Lowry is editor of the These facilities are located directly and a church (2.32 miles) in addition to of another’s (Tooele Valley) economic Although France’s problem has National Review. across the street to the west of the pro- hundreds of homes. development plans. posed site and they are used by thou- The Miller site is only 2.77 miles east We respectfully request that all sands of people, including children, of Grantsville City residential areas. prison location sites being considered EDITORIAL BOARD each year. The Miller Motorsports Park As stated on Dec. 3, 2014 by Mr. Nardi in Tooele Valley be removed from the is home to worldwide races and a race at the PRC meeting, “No detailed field PRC’s list of potential sites for the relo- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern car museum. It attracts people from evaluations were conducted during cation of the Utah State Prison. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor all over the world for various events the screening process.” Had any field With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, all year long. It is the site of the Tooele evaluations been conducted the PRC Cahoon is president of the Tooele including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. County Chamber of Commerce Easter would see this is not a suitable location County Association of Realtors. A5

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GUEST OPINION THE PIANO WORKSHOP Vet’s death textbook case of excessive force Serving Tooele County Call today to schedule your ohn Wrana, the 95-year-old death with a forbidden choke- cal actors lining up, all the usual And after all this time, after complimentary evaluation World War II veteran killed by hold, and there were angry pro- suspects preening and fronting so much silence from authori- Jpolice, wasn’t killed for sell- John Kass tests and shouts of “What do we themselves off for TV time. But ties, after so much silence from 435-830-5345 ing illegal “loosie” cigarettes on want? Dead cops!” And later, two would it change the facts? No. political officials who avoided GUEST COLUMNIST the streets of New York. police officers were assassinated And facts, not skin pigment, mentioning John Wrana, we’ll • free piano evaluation and a free cost And he wasn’t killed by an in a parked vehicle. are what matter. So what hap- have something in this case estimate for any work requested officer on the street in a small Earlier there was the police pened, happened. And John I’ve been waiting for: testimony • tuning and voicing town outside St. Louis, just after with a 12-gauge Mossberg pump killing of Michael Brown in Wrana didn’t have to be killed by under oath. • replacement of broken or chipped keys wrestling for the cop’s gun and shotgun. The police said later Ferguson, Missouri. Brown was police, who said they couldn’t I told you I wouldn’t let this punching the cop in the face. they were afraid for their lives, black. According to evidence handle a feeble old man. They go. I’ll be there. • repair or replacement of missing or When John Wrana died, enter- though Wrana used a walker to presented to the grand jury, he could have used a pillow, a mat- broken strings tainers and NFL players and get around. began punching a police officer, tress, a blanket. But they killed John Kass is a columnist • any other needed mechanical repairs basketball stars didn’t identify What bothers me is that wrestling for the gun, and was him. for the Chicago Tribune who or adjustments with him. They didn’t raise their Taylor is the only cop charged. shot to death. Like Brown and Garner, also hosts a radio show on hands up or wear T-shirts with There were others there with The grand jury declined to Wrana was resisting, too. Unlike WLS-AM. His e-mail address We Can Make Your Sad his name, there was no hashtag him. Police supervisors, others indict the white officer in the them, he wasn’t large or power- is [email protected], and his Piano Happy Again justice for him, or protests, or with higher rank. case. There were riots and loot- ful. He resisted because he was Twitter handle is @john_kass. THE PIANO WORKSHOP public anger. Yes, Taylor pulled the trigger. ing in Ferguson. afraid and delusional, perhaps But if there ever were a text- He pumped the shotgun and What followed were the ugly paranoid, symptoms attributed book case about the use of pulled the trigger again and politics of race. to a reported urinary tract infec- excessive force by police and the again, firing beanbag rounds at Wrana is white. Taylor, the tion. Wrana had refused treat- killing of an innocent American, close range into the old man’s officer who pulled the trig- ment. TOOELE it’s this one. guts, according to state inves- ger of the shotgun, is African- The police were called to the TRANSCRIPT A trial is scheduled to begin tigators. So Taylor should wear American. nursing home. According to this week in Markham, Illinois, the jacket, yes. But he wasn’t in I’m uncomfortable mention- authorities, they initially thought BULLETIN in the courtroom of Associate command. And he wasn’t alone. ing race in connection with this Wrana brandished a 2-foot-long Judge Luciano Panici. A Park Unlike other, more celebrated crime. I know people use it eas- machete, which turned out to be Forest, Illinois, police officer, police killings I mentioned ily, but I’ve avoided it because a shoehorn. Craig Taylor, stands accused of above, the Wrana case hasn’t there is no information that race They said he had a knife, felony reckless conduct in con- generated all that much national had anything to do with it. For though. And five cops with all PHOTO OF THE MONTH nection with Wrana’s death. attention, even though it is per- months I didn’t know what race that equipment couldn’t disarm Wrana served his country in haps the perfect illustration of the cops were. To me it’s imma- a 95-year-old man. They fired a December 2014 Winner: India and Burma in the U.S. excessive force by law enforce- terial. Taser, but that didn’t work. They Army Air Force and built a busi- ment. But I’d be lying if I didn’t rushed him. Wrana moved for- Drew Allen ness and liked to play cards and And someday perhaps, some- wonder how this story would ward, according to investigators shoot dice, and even have a one will explain to me why this have been covered if the races for the state police, and that’s drink on occasion. He died just one hasn’t generated more dis- were aligned for optimum racial when Taylor began firing the weeks shy of his 96th birthday. cussion. political leverage. shotgun. And he was in his room alone The death of Eric Garner, a What if Wrana had been a According to state investiga- at an assisted living center in black man selling “loosie” single black WWII veteran, perhaps tive reports of the shooting, suburban Chicago on a night in cigarettes in New York, and his one of the famed Tuskegee Taylor fired and fired and fired July 2013. That’s when five sub- last words, “I can’t breathe,” Airmen, and Officer Taylor had at close range. The beanbag urban cops rushed him. received national attention. been white? rounds travel at speeds of about One officer had a Taser and A grand jury declined to indict It would be national news, 190 miles an hour. The rounds police riot shield, others had a white police officer who’d been with editorial boards weighing tore Wrana up. He bled to death handguns, and one was armed accused of causing Garner’s in on excessive force and politi- internally. GUEST OPINION Terror attack in Paris rooted in entitlement Photo looking down Clay Street in Grantsville. s a member of the French than putting in the time, effort can be no equivalence between media, and as a French and hard work to make their denouncing jihadism and speak- resident and immigrant, ing out in support of it. The idea Your photo could be next! A Rachel Marsden lives meaningful. last week’s terrorist attack in It’s worth noting that the that any democracy must enter- Submit your photo to: GUEST COLUMNIST Paris targeting the French satiri- brothers who perpetrated the tain calls for jihad under the [email protected] cal publication Charlie Hebdo Charlie Hebdo attack were not guise of free speech is absurd. hit home literally and figura- immigrants. Their entitlement Don’t like it? Then move to a tively. as we’re currently seeing with was homegrown. They were country more aligned with your Hopefully the political climate the French counterterrorism bored, entitled hoodlums who jihadist values. TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT in the aftermath of the deadly initiative Operation Barkhane happened to identify with a The leftists now lamenting attack can be leveraged to in Mali and four other African French subculture that co-opts last week’s attack can blame OPEN ENROLLMENT enact change on several fronts nations, for example. Enough elements of radical Islam, rap themselves for fostering a cul- School Year 2015-16 — change that, up until now, has foreign aid is flowing into these music and the bastardization of ture in which entitled jihadists been resisted. countries from France that their the French language to foster an feel they have the right never to France has a cultural prob- citizens shouldn’t be exempt identity. Many end up in prison, be offended in public discourse. The Tooele County School District will be accepting applications lem: one of entitlement. In some from demonstrating a basic level where they’re further fueled by They’re also to blame for lock- from elementary and secondary students who are interested in cases, it simply leads to whining; of actual achievement before like-minded radical Islamists. ing up the French economy in enrolling in a school outside of their resident school boundary for in others, to jihad. The preva- being considered for integration Their vacation plans take them a socialist straitjacket rife with the 2015-16 school year. Once the enrollment of a school exceeds lence of various ethnic subsets into French society. Right now, to jihadist tourism destinations. union roadblocks and arcane, the declared capacity, no further applications will be approved. within the French population is it’s enough to just be related to Meanwhile, French left- restrictive labor laws that stifle a matter of ongoing debate, with someone. ists are quick to shout down, initiative and people’s ability On January 13, 2015, the Board of Education Voted to close increasingly extremist voices Islamic terrorists living in marginalize, fire or prosecute to work, giving some of them perceiving this multiculturalism Europe tend to fall into two anyone who might infringe on further excuse to sit around on new open enrollment applications at the following schools: as a problem spiraling out of categories: rich entitled trust the self-esteem of these thugs. their entitled behinds and focus Stansbury High School control. What’s being viewed as funders, or hoodlums with a There are so many punks in the on destruction instead. Rose springs Elementary an ethnic problem is really, at its sense of entitlement. Merit- revolving door of the French I am Charlie. And hope- Stansbury Park Elementary core, an entitlement problem. based immigration would judicial system that authori- fully the Charlie Hebdo attack Tooele Jr. High School Should the makeup of France exclude both. I say this as some- ties end up playing a game of inspires the French leftists cur- be controlled by more selective one who was mugged four years Whack-A-Mole in which the rently in power to enact some Tooele High School immigration? Yes, and by basing ago in the Paris subway by two volume and speed of play ulti- real reforms. immigration on merit, regard- punks who felt entitled to relieve mately becomes unmanageable. NOTE: If your student is currently approved to attend a school less of ethnicity. Merit-based me of my iPhone. This is why it’s understandable Rachel Marsden is a colum- outside of his/her boundary, there will be no need to reapply. immigration has the added Many of these kids from well- that French intelligence services nist, political strategist and However, if your student plans to leave the school he/she is benefit of screening out entitle- to-do families (like some of the let the Charlie Hebdo attackers former Fox News host based in currently approved to attend, an application will be required. ment. France has enough of 9/11 hijackers, for example, and slip through the cracks. At least Paris. She is the host of the syndi- that already and doesn’t need to the communist guerrillas from French intelligence services cated talk show “UNREDACTED import it. a previous era) and these thugs aren’t handicapped by the “civil with Rachel Marsden” Tuesdays Applications: Parents can pick up an application in the office France has long fostered without jobs are essentially liberties vs. security” debate that at 7 p.m. Eastern: http://www. at any school, available on the District website or at the Tooele a policy of disproportionate bored, and so they often seek exists in America. Otherwise, the unredactedshow.com. Her County School District Office, 92 S Lodestone Way, Tooele, UT mass immigration from terror- trouble. They’re bored enough, situation would be far worse. website can be found at www. 84074. ism-plagued, French-speak- in some cases, to start fantasiz- How to remedy the problem? rachelmarsden.com. ing African countries (called ing about ways in which they Start with the relentless official Application Window: December 1, 2014 the “Francafrique” sphere) in could commit spectacular sui- denunciation of any kind of through February 20, 2015 exchange for economic and dip- cide-by-SWAT in a shortcut to thuggish or jihadist behavior, Your Local News Source lomatic cooperation. France is infamy. To some of them, going and the full public support of also able to use the militaries of out in a blaze of self-perceived anyone who speaks out against TOOELETRANSCRIPT Information: Contact the District Office these African nations as proxies, glory is a more attractive option it, however awkwardly. 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Olga Ruth Seibold Cook, Rex (Tammy) Cook, Cory Brandon Shane Aylor (Becky) Cook; stepson, Lee Stone; Cook 34 grandchildren and 57 great- Brandon Shane Aylor, 20 from Our loving mother, grand- grandchildren; sister, Jeanette Tooele, Utah, passed away mother and sister, Olga Ruth on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015 in Hale; sister-in-law, Evelyn Cook. Seibold Cook, 93, passed away Halifax, Virginia. Brandon was Jan. 15, 2015 in Sandy. Mom was Also preceded in death by par- there with his cousin, Andrew born Jan. 31, 1921 in Newdale, ents; daughters-in-law, Pam McNichol, working for Troy Inc. Idaho to immigrant parents, Cook and Claudia Stone; grand- on the natural gas pipeline proj- Fredrick and Frieda Susanna son, Sam Cook; siblings, Leo, ect. Wettstein Seibold. She married Norman, Vivian, and Marguerite. Brandon was born in Tooele, Oliver Curtis Cook on March Funeral services will be held Utah, to John F. and Julie Defa 22, 1945, in the Salt Lake LDS Aylor on February 22, 1994 and Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015 at noon Temple. He preceded her in graduated from Tooele High death, Feb. 22, 2003. Mom will in the Lake Point Ward Chapel, School in 2012. Brandon grew be remembered for her cheerful, 1366 Canyon Road, where friends up in Tooele and was known for outgoing and sweet nature. She may call from 10 to 11:30 a.m. his outgoing and charming per- learned how to work hard in her Burial will be in the Lake Point sonality. He made friends wher- father’s store and never slowed Cemetery. Funeral Directors: ever he went, and was always down. She raised seven stalwart The Church of Jesus Christ of and looked forward to moving Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, the life of the party. He had his grandfather Lee McNicol, sons and one sweet daughter. Latter-day Saints, she faithfully on to her next adventure. Mom is the biggest smile, most conta- his niece Payzlei Grangroth, and Salina and Manti. Online guest- She taught them all the value of served in each calling she had. survived by her children: Steven gious laugh, fullest heart, and his nephew Urijah McDermaid. work. She accepted and loved She taught us to love the Gospel. (Linda) Cook, Dale (CarolBeth) book at www.maglebymortuary. lived every day to the fullest. He A celebration of his life will be their spouses and cherished her She and Dad served in the New Cook, Pamela (Douglas) Logsdon, com. “All that I am or ever hope is survived by his parents, his held on Sunday, Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. grandchildren and great-grand- York Rochester Mission. We Boyd (Denise) Cook, Russell to be, I owe to my angel mother.” two sisters Felicia Aylor (Darby Please RSVP to Felicia at (801) children. An active member of know she has a strong testimony (Ellen) Cook, Dean (Kristin) Abraham Lincoln Grangroth) and Cheyenne Aylor, 386-5736. www.puckettfh.com

If it happens here, Tawannee A. Kolb at that time and brought into School teacher, Elders Quorum (Marcus) Westover, Kaela Marie this world the first half of their presidency, Temple Preparation (Tyler) Johnson, Kaden Tawannee read about it here. On Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2015, children, three beautiful daugh- teacher, executive secretary, Kolb, Karly Michael Kolb and our loving husband, father, son, ters, Kenley, Kassidee and Kaela. Young Men’s counselor and advi- Kyler Robert Kolb; his parents, brother, uncle, friend and soon- In December of 1996, Tawannee sor, Primary teacher, and, where Tyron and Vivian Kolb; sib- to-be grandfather, Tawannee and Alesha moved into the home he found his greatest joy, Nursery lings, Tyanne (Darin) Peck, Kent A. Kolb, peacefully returned to they built in Tooele to raise their leader (two different times for the open arms of our Father in children and continue their a total of five years of service). (Becky) Kolb, Klayton (Rachelle) Heaven. Tawannee was born in family, adding three more chil- He had a way with children and Kolb, Taylor (Jodi) Kolb and Katy Frank Redlands, California, on April 21, dren, Kaden, Karly and Kyler. the youth gravitated to him. Kolb Bennett; many nieces and OHLMAN 1970, the fourth of seven chil- Tawannee was a family man. As Although not very large in stat- nephews, extended family and M Attorney at Law dren, to Tyron and Vivian Kolb. long as it involved his wife and ure, Tawannee made up for it friends. As a family we would Tawannee was raised in West children, he did it. From camp- in personality, and he is going like to thank the many doctors Valley City where he attended ing, fishing, many dance recitals, to be greatly missed because of who have cared for Tawannee FREE several elementary schools, piano recitals, tennis matches, it. Tawannee was employed for over the years, and especially Consultation including Hunter Elementary, water polo, softball games, T-ball nearly 24 years with Meridian those who cared for him during where in fifth grade he met games, football games and soc- Title Company, working as a the last few days of his life. A for Alesha Lee Gardner, who would cer games, his children did and licensed title officer. Meridian Wills & later become his eternal com- are doing it all, and he didn’t miss was much more than a place of public viewing was held Monday, Trusts panion; John F. Kennedy Jr. High his oldest child and daughter one of them. In October of 1998, employment for Tawannee, they Jan. 19, 2015 from 6-8 p.m. at School and Kearns High School. after his best friend. In July 1989, Tawannee was diagnosed with were a second family. There are Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., In junior high, Tawannee played Tawannee entered the service Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis, no words to express our sincere Tooele, Utah. Funeral services 493 W. 400 N. Tooele volleyball, being the setter on the of our Father in Heaven, serv- a liver disease, and was told that love and gratitude for all that were held Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2015 team. In high school, he played ing a mission in Houston, Texas, he would need a liver transplant Meridian has done, not only for at 11 a.m., with a viewing from 882-4800 football and wrestled. He was Spanish speaking. After only four in five to ten years. On April 5, Tawannee but for our family 9:30-10:30 a.m., at the LDS stake also the senior class vice presi- short months, he returned home 2003, Tawannee received that through the years. Tawannee is center located at 751 N. 520 East, dent. He had many good friends due to illness that had plagued gift from Christine Oliver and the preceded in death by his grand- Tooele, Utah. Interment Murray www.tooelelawoffice.com in high school, and in fact named him since he was twelve. Ten Oliver family, giving Tawannee parents, Champ and Mary Meier, City Cemetery. Organ dona- months later on Sept. 28, 1990, almost twelve more years to Tawannee Kolb and Alora Page, Tawannee was sealed to the love watch and raise his children. and his big brother, Kreg Meier tion saves lives. It gave us our of his life, Alesha Lee Gardner, Tawannee was an active member Kolb. He is survived by his lov- Daddy for almost 12 years. Be an Private Art Classes in the Salt Lake Temple for time of The Church of Jesus Christ ing wife and eternal companion, organ donor. Mark yes on your and all eternity. Tawannee and of Latter-day Saints, serving in Alesha; his children, Kenley Alora driver license, or register online Alesha bought their first home many callings, including Sunday (Colten) Anderson, Kassidee Kay @YesUtah.org.

Molly Barham Murray moved from Hawaii to Utah to be mother and great-grandmother. Molly Murray passed away at nearer to Wayne and Tracey. After She is survived by her daughter age 82 on Jan. 14, 2015 after a a short time in Salt Lake City, Tracey and her husband Mike two-week battle with pneumo- they moved to Stansbury Park Hacking and their children, nia. She was born April 1, 1932 in Tooele County, where they Christine (Hacking) Michalczuk in North Hylton, England, to were both very happy. Molly was and Michael Hacking (Bud); Ruth Symon and William John active in Eastern Star for many three great-grandkids, Joyce, Barham. She had an older sister, years and supported Ed in his Joseph and Andrew Michalczuk; Patricia, and has a younger broth- activities as a 32nd degree Mason her daughter-in-law, Molly Ann er, Michael. Molly served in the and Shriner. They took time off Murray of Magna, Utah; Michael Royal Air Force in England before to visit family and friends in their Barham (England) and Sarah and she married American service- RV, enjoying travel and the open Bill Hagwood (sister- and broth- man Edwin C. Murray in March road. Ed continued to work at er-in-law) and their children of 1953. Their son Wayne arrived in the Dugway Proving Grounds as August 1953 and their daughter a guard until his death in 1990. Franklinton, North Carolina; as Tracey came along in 1959. Molly Wayne died in March 2002 at the well as numerous nieces and Ages 12 & up. For more info call Mr. Bailey, and Ed and their family traveled age of 49. In 2010, Molly relo- nephews in both the U.S. and the U.S. and England during Ed’s cated to Utah Valley to be closer England. A memorial service 435.882.3651 long career in the U.S. Air Force, finally retiring in Hawaii in July to her daughter and her family, will be held at 11 a.m. at Tate 1972. Molly had many jobs over ending up in Santaquin, Utah, Mortuary, 110 S. Main Street, the years, but her first love was where she resided at Seasons of Tooele, Utah, on Jan. 24. You may jewelry and working with pre- Santaquin until her death. Molly also contact Tracey Hacking at cious gems. In 1981, Ed and Molly was a great wife, mom, grand- (801) 362-4495 (cell).

Valerine Lucille Valerine ‘Peachie’ Gaylor; step- children Anne Shepard, David Greenwood Greenwood and Jerry Greenwood; Valerine Lucille Greenwood numerous grandchildren and passed away Jan. 11, 2015, in great-grandchildren. She is pre- Nixa, Missouri, at the age of 93 ceded in death by her husbands, years old. Valerine was a devoted, Albert Davis Wade and Burton loving and supportive mother. Greenwood, and her beloved She was very dedicated to her daughter, Marita McQueen. Her God, her church, her family and her many friends. Valerine was memorial service will be held at a published poet and had many Tate Mortuary on Jan. 23, 2015 at interests, including crocheting, 11 a.m. and she will be laid to rest restoring old dolls and going to at Tooele City Cemetery. Valerine garage sales. She is survived by was very active and enjoyed life her children Marvin Wade, Marva to the very end. She will be great- Lu Dale, Mary Gorodenski and ly missed by all.

Robert (Bob) Banka and learning how David did a couple of his magic tricks. Bob Bob passed away quietly at enjoyed participating in various his home Jan. 17, 2015, after a parades, working at the annual brief illness. Bob was born Nov. 2, Shrine circus and competing in 1927 to Agnes and Henry Banka clown competitions. His clown in Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba, name was “Huggy,” which fit him Canada. He graduated high very well as he was always ready school in 1945 and joined the with a big hug for his family and Canadian Navy. He served as friends. Joyce passed away in a radar operator for six years, 2008 and Bob relocated to Utah with the last nine months in to be with his daughter and her Korea supporting the Armed family in 2010. Bob was preceded Forces ashore. After an honor- in death by his father, Henry; able discharge from the Navy, he returned to Winnipeg where mother, Agnes; brothers, Henry he attended trade school, learn- and Chester (Phyllis); great- ing auto body repair. While in granddaughter, Kodie; and the Winnipeg, he met Joyce Amenda. Bob was a long-time member love of his life, his wife, Joyce. He They were married June 25, 1955. of the Abu-Bekr Shrine Temple is survived by his daughter, Kathi They moved to Sioux City, Iowa, in Sioux City, Iowa, and was (Guy) and their two children, in 1960. Bob worked for Hoak also a member of the Clown Dustin and Erica (Dustin); and a Motors and Kidder Knoepfler Unit, Foot Patrol, and Sioux son, Andrew. Bob will be greatly Chevrolet. He later became an City Magic Club. Bob’s biggest missed by those who knew his insurance adjuster for Crawford thrill was being a participant in unique sense of humor. We love and Company before retiring. David Copperfield’s magic show and miss you, Dad. A7

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:48 a.m. 5:33 p.m. Thursday 7:47 a.m. 5:35 p.m. Friday 7:47 a.m. 5:36 p.m. Saturday 7:46 a.m. 5:37 p.m. Sunday 7:45 a.m. 5:38 p.m. Monday 7:44 a.m. 5:39 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:44 a.m. 5:41 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 8:20 a.m. 7:28 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 9:01 a.m. 8:40 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:40 a.m. 9:52 p.m. Saturday 10:16 a.m. 11:02 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 10:52 a.m. none Statistics for the week ending Jan. 19. Sunshine and patchy Sunshine and patchy Monday 11:29 a.m. 12:10 a.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:08 p.m. 1:15 a.m. clouds clouds High/Low past week 48/20 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 39/22 32 14 34 18 41 21 41 25 44 27 47 34 48 34 Average temp past week 32.8 Normal average temp past week 30.7 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Jan 20 Jan 26 Feb 3 Feb 11 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 29/9 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 35/18 Knolls Clive Lake Point 32/11 37/19 37/18 36/20 Ogden Stansbury Park 34/17 Erda 36/19 Vernal Grantsville 33/16 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 31/13 37/18 28/13 Tooele 35/18 Bauer 32/14 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 36/17 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 32/14 33/10 31/11 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 36/16 41/14 Nephi Rush Valley 37/13 32/11 Ophir 29/9 Delta Manti 38/18 36/10 Green River Last Month Season 43/13 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 33/13 38/13 Moab 35/14 SNOWPACK Hanksville 43/18 Beaver 43/19 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 37/9 Ibapah 32/11 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday 38/11 Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 8.1 6.9 3.3 St. George 40/11 43/21 Average 9.8 7.5 5.0 57/26 Kanab 48/17 Eureka Percent of average 83% 92% 66% 28/8 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services MATTERS OF FAITH If I miss a step in the dance of life, God is there to lead me Editor’s note: “Matters of faith” is there wasn’t anything that I could But that process showed me The call was not “Become a because I had a hard time let- a column that provides local reli- do about it. I couldn’t do anything something important: Throughout priest.” Nor was it “Change the ting him lead. Our dancing looked gious leaders a place to write about to make him love me more and I my life, God has been with me. I world.” The call from Jesus was to more like a wrestling match. how their respective faiths provide Debi Paulsen couldn’t do anything to make him had an epiphany during my inqui- follow Him. It was a call to learn Now, after 30 years of dancing hope, courage and strength in these GUEST COLUMNIST love me less. I can only describe it ry process that my calling had been how He lived and to learn to be together, even though I still have modern times. as having a sense of purpose and resurrected. God insists on a resur- like Him. to fight the urge to take the lead, desire to share this experience with rection! The point of this story is it God’s will for all of us is simply it has gotten easier for me to just My first sense of calling came others. I was filled with peace and I took God and me 30 years to put to love God and love each other. let him lead me. When I do, I love at the age of seven. I knew that didn’t have any desire to be a nun. trusted and allowed the Holy Spirit this call into motion. Simple, but not easy! And the rea- the feeling of having him hold I would become a priest some- It didn’t occur to a seven-year-old to lead me, guide me and protect There are many stories in bibli- son it isn’t easy is because in order me and move me across the floor. day while taking my first Holy girl that her calling had been laid me. I took comfort in knowing I cal scriptures. There are many sto- to really love God, each other and Sometimes, he will do a quick turn Communion as a Roman Catholic. to rest. was never going to be alone. ries about Jesus calling people to even ourselves, we must be willing or spin and smile as he looks into I memorized the entire mass, Seven years later, while sitting in But before I could eat all the become his disciples in the Gospel to follow Jesus. my eyes. Even if I miss a step, he is would make my siblings play that same church on Good Friday, jellybeans in my Easter basket, I readings. How the call comes, and My study group is reading a book there to take the lead. church and I was always the priest. I was overwhelmed by what I now had forgot my purpose and I was each person’s response, is different called “Renegade Gospel” by Mike In the end, God’s will is not When my mother asked me what know as God’s gift of grace. I was back to being a wild, crazy teenag- and unique. Slaughter. It’s a book about the about me and it’s not about you. I wanted to be when I grew up, a typical teen-age girl, riding that er and began chasing the world. I People often ask me how they “Red Letters” in the Gospels, the It’s about God. God’s will gets done my response was “I have to be hormonal and emotional roller never lost my sense of peace. Even can know what God’s will or call- words that Jesus spoke. Slaughter in spite of us. Thank God! But God a father.” She was humored and coaster. One minute I was going though I didn’t live like it, and I did ing is for their life. I always give says in his book, “Everywhere Jesus invites us to participate, to get on shared this with our priest. He on to be a rock-and-roll singer, one my best to give Him every reason the same answer and it’s simple: went there was a riot.” Slaughter the dance floor, to be His dance the other hand found no humor minute a mother and a wife, and not to, I always knew that Jesus God’s will is that we love God with also reminds us that the “Journey partner to follow Jesus. And He in my proclaimed vocation. He the next I was going to become a loved me. our whole heart, soul, mind and with Jesus leads to a cross. Jesus wants us to let Him lead, and when promptly called me into his office, missionary and save the world. Thirty years later, after much strength, and that we love each reminded the crowds that showed we miss a step, to look up into His told me to stop playing church and But on this Friday night, while church hopping and looking for other. God’s will and invitation for up — motivated by self-interest, eyes and be reminded He is there made it clear that I could not be a all my friends were at the skating love in all the wrong places, I had each of us is to become disciples miracles of healing and free food to take the lead. “father.” rink, I sat quietly in a candle lit the opportunity to examine my of Jesus Christ. We find this in all — to count the cost of disciple- You just need to be willing to He invited me to consider serv- chapel alone with the Eucharist, life honestly and discern my call- the Gospels. ship” dance and Jesus will dance you to ing our Lord by becoming a nun. I alone with Jesus in complete and ing during a two-year “Ministry What is it to become a disciple I picture following Jesus as a the end of love. remember thinking, ‘why would I loving communion with my Lord. I Inquiry Process.” It was difficult of Jesus? We see the call to disciple- dance and letting him lead isn’t want to be a nun?’ It wasn’t disre- felt so safe, so saved, so loved — so contemplation and discernment, ship in its simplest form in Jesus’ easy. My husband will tell you that spect. I loved Sister Jan, to be hon- beloved. and certain times in my life were call to Philip in John 1:43: “Follow in the beginning of our relation- Rev. Paulsen is pastor at Tooele est, much more than Father. I just I knew that Jesus loved me and not pleasant. Me.” ship, I was a difficult dance partner United Methodist Church.

“The empathy that we needed tector who was always there for Jesse when Jesse passed, that’s what we them. continued from page A1 can pass on to other people going “When he passed, I can’t tell through the same thing,” he said. you the number of people that of SHS students assembled out- The Horowitzs said the out- came up to me and said, ‘Jesse side Stansbury Park Elementary pouring of support and the vari- was always there for me to talk where one of his friends and 19- ous pictures, tribute videos and to,’“ she said. “I knew that about year-old Roy Coffey fought over a football highlight films have Jesse but until he passed, I didn’t Twitter spat related to a girl. helped them in difficult times. know how much.” After the fight ended, both sides Darcy Horowitz said her son’s [email protected] started to leave. Coffey’s cousin, classmates viewed him as a pro- 20-year-old Larry Beach, said something to provoke Horowitz, who punched him in the head, according to police reports. In the ensuing struggle on the NEED CASH NOW? darkened playground, Beach We Want to Make You a Loan! stabbed Horowitz repeatedly with a knife he’d brought to the $ $ fight. With Horowitz left mortally 100- 3,000 TODAY! wounded, Coffey and Beach fled the scene and were arrested later Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 that morning. On Jan. 13, Beach pled guilty to first-degree murder and second- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO degree obstruction of justice. As Matt Horowitz lights a candle for his wife Darcy at a vigil held last year at Woodland Park in Stansbury for their slain son part of a plea deal, he will be sen- Jesse Horowitz. tenced to manslaughter but serve TO OUR VALUED the sentences consecutively. child is that far gone to do some- liked student and football star. younger boy. Gary Searle, Tooele County thing like that,” she said. “So I He planned to attend Dixie State “My son has been devastated SUBSCRIBERS chief deputy attorney, said the hurt for his parents as well.” University in St. George, where by this,” she said. “The ripple prosecution emphasized the Darcy Horowitz, who now lives he was recruited to play on the effects, the ramifications are length of time in prison over the in the Chicago area, said she will football team. huge.” actual charges. The plea deal will address the man who killed her The summer before his senior Davis-Rozyla, who now lives mean Beach receives a maximum son at Beach’s March 10 sentenc- year, he stayed with Robin Davis- in Idaho, said some teenagers in sentence of 35 years in prison. ing. For now, she and her hus- Rozyla and her family, while his Stansbury Park would settle their “Our goal is to always get over band, Matthew Horowitz, are still parents were out of town due to disagreements physically. the usual time,” he said. recovering from their loss. work. Davis-Rozyla said Horowitz “The whole fighting scenario As part of the agreement, “We had a lot of love between was a good kid who was great at is really common in Stansbury Beach and his attorney will not us three,” she said. “It’s like a part making friends. Park,” she said. “It would never be able to request a shortened of your heart is gone.” “He was probably one of the have come to anyone’s mind to term during the sentencing. For Matt Horowitz, the pain is happiest, most non-judgmental take it as far as Beach did.” In the interest of the safety and security of our paper carriers, Darcy Horowitz said she strug- tied in part to the promise that kids,” she said. “He loved every- Now Davis-Rozyla hopes to PLEASE KEEP YOUR SIDEWALKS CLEAR OF ICE & gles with the loss of her son daily Jesse showed, as a young man, one, he was kind to everyone.” speak to high school students SNOW DURING THE WINTER SEASON. THANKS! and Beach’s impending impris- student and athlete. The teen also became good about the dangers of violence, Also, please leave your porch lights on so that our carriers can onment will not help her find “Jesse was our life,” he said. friends with Davis-Rozyla’s son, fighting and bringing social media safely deliver your paper. Thanks again! closure. “Our job was to raise that boy who was a few years younger. She arguments into the real world. “It’s not going to bring Jesse and he was just ready to fly, just a said Horowitz took her son under Matt Horowitz said it will also be back and it doesn’t make me feel month from graduation.” his wing and helped to ease the important to support families in any better that someone else’s Jesse Horowitz was a well- transition into high school for the similar circumstances. A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Jr. Cowboys Basketball Clinic The Jr. Cowboys Basketball Clinic is for boys and girls in grades 2-8. It will be held for four weeks on Mondays, starting Jan. 5 and run- ning through Jan. 26 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Grantsville High School. The cost is $45 and all skill levels are welcome. The clinic will be put on by the boys and girls basketball teams and coaches. All partici- pants will receive a T-shirt. To sign up, please contact the following and RSVP: Bryan Detweiler at det_ [email protected] or Megan Vera at [email protected]. THS Lady Buffs Softball Skills Camp The Tooele High School softball team is proud to hold its annual Softball All-Skills sessions for ages 8-14. Quality instruction in funda- mentals of all softball areas will be conducted. Campers are under constant supervision by coaches and staff. Sessions are as follows: Wednesday, Jan. 21 from 6-8 p.m.; Thursday, Jan. 29 from 6-8 p.m.; and Monday, Feb. 2 from 8-10 p.m. The first half of each session will be spent on defense and pitching, and the second half will be spent on hitting. Cost is $10 per session. If paid up front, all five sessions will be $40. All campers should wear appropriate active wear — T- shirt, shorts, sweats and tennis shoes. Pitchers may bring their own catcher. If catchers are 18 years of age or younger, catching gear is required. Catchers should FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO bring their own protective catch- Stansbury’s Jase Wanlass jumps to pass over Tooele forwards Jared Jackson (42) and Connor Searle Tooele center Connor Searle goes up for two past Stansbury power forward Gage Manzione in Friday’s ing gear. Hitters should bring their (45). The play resulted in an assist teammate Daniel Merritt, who scored with just over one minute rivalry game. The Buffs beat the Stallions with a final score of 58-43 in the road win. Searle had a game- bats and helmets. Batting gloves left in the first quarter. high 17 points in the contest. are optional. For more informa- tion, call Melanie Nelson at (435) 531-0846. TEAD Tournaments The TEAD MWR 2015 racquetball Ben Lomond victory and volleyball tournaments will Battle of the brothers begin early February. Competition is open to the local community. Call Tooele wins in-county game, improves to 2-0 in region turns TTB power the TEAD MWR Physical Fitness Center at 833-2159 for more infor- by Tavin Stucki the first 16 minutes. hit a long jump shot through mation or to register. Deadline to rankings upside-down “We’re on a winning streak the foul and converted the free sign up is Jan. 22. SPORTS EDITOR right now, and it’s all because of throw into a 23-14 lead. Normally power rankings as they did on Friday, they Tooele County 11U Baseball With the way things started defense,” Searle said. May scored his first points on are easy to put together, but might be 10-6 instead of 6-10 Tooele County 11U Baseball Team out, it looked like Tooele center But Stansbury actually led a pair of foul shots with about when Ben Lomond pulled off — Grantsville has shown us needs to fill one or possibly two Connor Searle might have beat- early on. 6:05 left to play in the third to a 10-point victory over Bear spots for the spring season. We en Stansbury by himself. For all Stallion senior guard Alex make it 30-21. The senior must River — the team we thought SEE RANKINGS PAGE A9 ➤ have a good core group of players but a couple minutes of the first Kimberling hit a trey at the top have remembered he was the was going to walk through the from around the surrounding area half, the big man had as many or of the key two minutes into biggest kid on the court when he region after the Bears beat and are looking to add a couple more points on the scoreboard the game to make it 3-1, and muscled through the defense to Grantsville by six — our world more seasoned players to our team (pitching a plus). We are looking for than all the Stallions combined Manzione earned his lone first- earn a layup at the block and pull was turned upside down and Basketball a select group of boys that want to in Friday’s 58-43 win. half shot at the block with 5:40 the Stallions to within seven 30 dropped Bear River three Power Rankings work hard and who are experienced Searle had 11 points in the first left to make it 5-1. After a pair seconds later. spots to No. 4. Region 11 in competitive baseball. Committed half alone, highlighted by a turn- of Searle buckets, Kimberling “He’s still recovering from his What it really means is that BOYS Overall Region around jumper midway through responded with another trey to knee, and for him to contribute the sports cliche is true this supportive parents and players are Grantsville 9 7 0 1 a must. Please call or text if inter- the second quarter to give the make it 8-7 Stallions. 14 means that he’s coming back,” season: any team can beat any Tooele 6 10 2 0 ested 435-830-3232. Buffaloes a 10-point lead. But then Stansbury only man- Lakin said. “He’s a big guy and it’s other team in this league. “It was a really fun game,” As the only team in the Ben Lomond 9 7 1 1 Youth Soccer Registration aged six points in the second really nice to have him back.” TC United is now accepting reg- Searle said “The whole time we quarter. Stansbury sophomore guard region with a 2-0 record, we at Bear River 11 5 1 1 istration for the spring soccer were just cheering each other on. “We just needed to execute our Jace Wanlass hit a trey with five the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Stansbury 4 9 0 1 From the start we just had the offense better,” said Stansbury minutes left to pull within four, sports department couldn’t season. Online registration will be GIRLS Overall Region held Jan. 15 through Feb. 16. excitement going.” head coach Rich Lakin. “Plain and May hit an elbow jumper justify putting the Buffaloes Stansbury 11 5 2 0 To register online please visit our Not only that, but he and and simple, that’s what we’ve got with 4:05 to go that made it a 30- ahead of Grantsville simply website www.tc-united.com, or call power forward Jared Jackson to do. When they played good 28 game. because we’ve seen both Bear River 8 4 1 0 830-6977 with any questions. held Stansbury’s scoring duo defense, our offense needs to “I honestly thought that we teams play a lot this season, Tooele 6 7 0 2 Accelerated softball Gage Manzione and Justin May make players better.” and while Tooele is playing Grantsville 6 8 1 0 to a single field goal combined in With two minutes left, Searle SEE BATTLE PAGE A9 ➤ pretty well right now — if they Anyone interested in playing accel- Ben Lomond 2 13 0 2 erated girls softball who was born had played as hard all season in 2002 or 2003, we are looking for you. Coaches Kelly Russell, Kim and JP Hansen, and Rob Bender are going to have a tryout on Feb. 2, and the team will play Wednesday nights at Redwood Stallions outduel Buffaloes for 2nd region win and various local tournaments. If you are interested, please contact by Darren Vaughan came alive midway through the Glenda Bender at 435-830-8710. COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR first quarter as Angie Kilpack Tooele swimming converted a three-point play and What on paper figured to be a Thursday was an emotional Rachel Prescott followed with a close meet for both boys and girls evening for the Stansbury girls 3-pointer on the next possession teams had a wider margin of vic- basketball team, which welcomed to put the Stallions up 12-0. After a tory than expected. Cyprus had former player Kendal Levine for Katy Flint free throw, the Buffaloes a winning relay team disqualified a pregame ceremony prior to (6-7, 0-2) finally broke through for for an early takeoff, and several the Stallions’ Region 11 contest their first points of the game with Pirate swimmers didn’t make the against rival Tooele. 2:15 left in the first quarter on a trip. On the girls side, Tooele won Perhaps fueled by that emotion, basket by junior Paris Stewart. the 200 medley relay with Brook as well as the energy of a nearly “The difference in that game Baker, Cassidy Evans, Katelin packed gym, the Stallions rushed was the first quarter,” Tooele coach Hardy and Madison Royle. Royle out to a 13-point lead en route Tom Ware said. “[Stansbury was] won the 50 free, Hardy won the to a 55-51 win over the Buffaloes jacked up with their big crowd 100 fly and Evans won the 100 that moved Stansbury to 2-0 in and the honoring of [Levine], and breast. Royle and Evans teamed up region play. our girls let it get to them. We with Maddie Eldredge and Sydnie “It was a little bit challenging,” got down in the first quarter and Hardy to win the 200 free relay. On Stansbury coach Kenzie Newton outplayed them the rest of the the boys side, Tooele head coach said. “Our girls were like, ‘we’re game.” Mel Roberts said one of the most really excited to have Kendal here, The Buffaloes closed the gap outstanding swims in the meet but we’ve got to win this game. to seven points with a quick 8-2 came from Grayson Seal, who won When we step on the court — our burst, capped by Baylee Hansen’s the 100 back. Wylie Dalton won team, our game.’ At the same time, basket to open the second quar- the 50 and 100 free, and the two I think it was emotional and I ter. The Buffaloes stayed within won helped win the 400 free relay think that there were times where that range until the 3:03 mark, with Hunter Sherwood and Kayce they were thinking, ‘play for her.’” when Stansbury got back-to- McKendrick. “It was good to see The Stallions (11-5, 2-0 Region back 3-pointers from sophomore so many of the first- and second- 11) took the time to honor Levine, Deanna Castillo and Prescott as year swimmers turning in personal a 2013 SHS graduate who is part of a 7-0 run that put the records,” Roberts said. Tuesday’s recovering from a brain injury meet against Stansbury will be Stallions ahead 32-18. the last competition before region she suffered when she was hit But the Buffs didn’t go away. next week. by a car while serving a mission Tooele limited the Stallions to for The Church of Jesus Christ of just five points over the next nine Super Bowl Latter-day Saints in Australia in minutes, tying the game for the The Seattle Seahawks and New September. first time since the opening tip England Patriots will face off in After the ceremony, Stansbury on a three-point play by Courtney Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1 at 4:30 turned its attention to the task at Schiwal with 1:20 left in the third p.m. in Glendale, Ariz. The game can be seen on NBC. hand, and came out firing on all quarter. cylinders. “You know that they’re going Ben Lomond vs. Bear River “It was crazy,” Stallions senior to make runs and we’re going to Ben Lomond downed Region 11 Kallie Stewart said. “We have strug- make runs,” Newton said. “It’s all favorite Bear River on Thursday 55- gled to start this year. The crowd about how you respond when the 44. Ben Lomond’s Corbin Medina — it was a huge home advantage, momentum shifts a little bit.” and Ben Mendoza combined for 38 and it was a big game.” points in the home win. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Stansbury center Kallie Stewart drives past Tooele’s Paris Stewart in Thursday’s Region 11 game. The Stallions won 55-51. The large Stansbury crowd SEE STANSBURY PAGE A10 ➤ A11

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and the third quarter ended 42- Battle 37. Rankings continued from page A8 May fouled Tooele’s Lincoln continued from page A8 Powers with 4:43 to go, jawed at him a bit, and watched the soph- were going to just keep the omore miss both shots and get more they have what it takes to momentum up and pull ahead,” his own rebound. Tooele went be the long-term favorite. May said. “But they’ve got some through the offense and passed Stansbury will likely rise in our good shooters and big players as the ball to Powers in the block, rankings as big man Justin May well, so they did a good job.” but the guard was whistled for a continues to play like he’s the Searle woke up from his third- traveling violation. biggest player on the court, but quarter slumber to get an open Manzione hit a layup from the the Stallions will have to steal look from the short corner, but block off a spin move the next some road games to do so. May responded with another time down the court to make it On the girls side, Ben Lomond muscle-though at the block. 45-41 Tooele — his final points of proved itself to be the worst Searle hit his 17 and 18th points the night, as he ended with six. team — again — when they lost High Quality • Full Color from the right corner to make it Memmott drained a corner to Grantsville by double-digits. 34-30 with 3:10 left in the quar- three with 1:08 left, then again With the win, Grantsville earned ter before Manzione hit an open on a layup through the Stansbury its first win streak this season and look at the block on the other full-court press on the next pos- will put it on the line Tuesday at Custom Design & 24 Hour end to pull the Stallions back to session to keep Tooele at an 11- home to Tooele. within two. point lead. After starting the season Manzione picked up his fourth The Buffaloes went 9-of-12 on a four-game win streak, Turnaround Available foul with 2:23 to go in the third from the foul line in the fourth the Buffaloes haven’t played quarter chasing a loose ball over quarter to hold on to the victory. well since Christmas and have a Tooele player. “It sucks a lot to lose,” Lakin dropped their last four. Tooele “Give Tooele credit,” Lakin said. “But last year we won our will look to rectify that Tuesday. said. “They gave Justin and Gage first region game, so maybe this The Stallions on the other a hard time inside. They’re big, is a blessing in disguise that these hand, are three points away from TOOELE and if anybody’s going to give guys are hungry now.” having never lost two games in TRANSCRIPT Gage some trouble inside, it’s Searle led all scorers with 17 a row this season. Stansbury going to be bigger, taller guys.” points, and May scored all 14 almost tripled Ben Lomond’s Stansbury guard Shane Andrus of his in the second half to lead score in the season opener ULLETIN hit a corner three to pull the Stansbury. and slid by Tooele by four on B Stallions back to within three, Memmott and Hymas each Thursday. and nearly forced Tooele guard had 12 for the Buffaloes. Matt Memmott to turn the ball “As far as region goes, we have over on a five-second count, but a long way to go,” Faux said. “This Tooele head coach Shaun Faux is a great start and I’m happy for Subscribe Today 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 called timeout. Powers earned these guys, I really am.” himself a layup from a back cut, [email protected] 882-0050 TOOELE A12

NEED CASH NOW? A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 20, 2015 We Want to Make You a Loan! ton of energy to come back, and $ $ Stansbury they still had a lot of energy at the continued from page A8 end of the game. We just couldn’t 100- 3,000 TODAY! recover from the first quarter.” Noble Finance The Stallions had chances 435-843-1255 Stansbury regained its momen- to widen their lead even more, tum, posting an 11-3 run to pull but poor foul shooting kept the ahead 48-40 with 4:34 left. Buffaloes in the game. Stansbury Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT “We just couldn’t make a bas- was just 22-for-38 (58 percent) Local News Source. BULLETIN ket,” Ware said. “My girls spent a from the free-throw line, includ- ing 8-for-17 in the fourth quarter. “We went to the foul line a lot,” said Kallie Stewart, who led Stansbury with 16 points. “We’re usually pretty good at the foul 2015 TEAD MWR line, but maybe [it was] the pres- sure — I don’t know.” Prescott had 15 points for Stansbury, while Flint and Erika RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT Lakin each had six. Castillo and Kilpack added five each, and Amber Spaulding scored two. MEN’S SINGLES & MEN’S DOUBLES Taylor Thomas had a game- high 18 points for Tooele. Hansen WOMEN’S SINGLES & MIXED DOUBLES and Paris Stewart each had 10 points, Schiwal had five and Amber Haskell and Brianna Saenz had four each. Th e tournament will begin early February. The Buffaloes went into Competition is open to the local community. Tuesday’s game against Grantsville in search of their first region win Deadline to sign-up is January 22. of the season. The game was not complete as of press time. Call the TEAD MWR Physical Fitness Center at “I can’t fault the girls’ effort,” Ware said. “I’m sure they’re going 833-2159 for more information or to register. to come out very angry and they’re going to play hard these next two games. We just have to stay posi- tive. We’ve dug ourselves a little bit of a hole, but we’re not out of it by any means.” Stansbury traveled to Bear River 2015 TEAD MWR on Tuesday, with the Stallions looking to gain an early edge in FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the battle for the Region 11 title. Stansbury’s Katy Flint (12) is fouled by Tooele’s Brianna Saenz in Thursday’s game. ADULT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE [email protected] The Stallions outscored the Buffs 55-51. League is open to the Tooele County PREP SCHEDULE Community, $150/team Tuesday Grantsville swimming at Hillcrest Stansbury girls basketball at Bear River Tooele girls basketball vs. Ben Lomond Tooele girls basketball at Grantsville Grantsville girls basketball at Bear River Deadline to register is 22 January. Wednesday Friday Stansbury boys basketball at Bear River Tooele boys basketball at Bear River League will play on Tuesday nights Grantsville boys basketball vs. Ben Lomond Stansbury boys basketball at Grantsville beginning in February. Thursday Tooele wrestling at Delta Duals Stansbury swimming at Tooele

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endal Levine’s continuing Kendal, 20, who faced long odds recovery from a traumatic in the days following the accident, brain injury has been noth- which occurred when she stopped King short of a miracle. on the side of the road to take a A mere five months after being picture of a double rainbow in hit by a car while serving a mission Monash, Australia, on Sept. 5. She for The Church of Jesus Christ of suffered bruising to her lungs, chest Latter-day Saints near Canberra, and skull, though there were no Australia, Levine returned to the broken bones. Stansbury High School gym where “We were told in Hawaii that she she starred for the Stallions on the would be nothing but a girl in a basketball court during her high bed,” David Levine said. “Obviously, school years. she’s not. In rehab, she stands with The near-capacity crowd erupted help and she can walk with help. in chants of “We love Kendal!” as She’s going to get to the point where she was wheeled out to center court she’s walking on her own eventually. by her parents, David and Melody “It’s a miracle. We know that. We Levine, as well as Stansbury girls know that luckily, she’s a fighter and basketball coach Kenzie Newton she doesn’t give up. We’ve got a long during a pregame ceremony before way to go and we know it’s going Stansbury’s game against Tooele on to take some time, but the fact that Thursday night. It was an incredible feat for SEE KENDAL PAGE B8 ➤

Stansbury head girls basket- ball coach Kenzie Newton (far left) has a chat with former player Kendal Levine. Levine was honored at last Thursday’s game. Levine was seriously injured after being struck by a car while serving a mission in Australia. A banner (left) on the wall in Stansbury High School’s gymnasium made especially for Kendal Levine’s visit at Thursday’s girls basketball game against local rival Tooele. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 20, 2015

5. MOVIES: What was the name of Roy Hobbs’ base- ball bat in “The Natural”? by Fifi Rodriguez 6. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What kind of animals would a cryptozoologist study? 1. LITERATURE: What is 7. MYTHOLOGY: Who was Hagrid’s first name in the Castor’s twin brother? Harry Potter book series? 8. INVENTIONS: Who is cred- 2. HISTORY: In what mod- ited with inventing blue ern-day country did the jeans? ancient Etruscan civiliza- 9. TELEVISION: In what tion once thrive? sitcom series was the 3. U.S. STATES: What is the character of Frasier Crane state capital of New introduced? Moments Hampshire? 10. WORLD GEOGRAPHY: 4. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Where What is the capital of was President Lyndon Portugal? in Time Johnson sworn into office? THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On Feb. 2, 1847, the first woman of a group of pio- Mega Maze neers commonly known as the Donner Party dies during the group’s journey through a snowbound Sierra Nevada mountain pass. The disastrous trip west ended up killing 42 people and turned many of the survivors into can- nibals. ➤ On Feb. 6, 1891, members of the Dalton Gang stage an unsuccessful train rob- bery in California -- an inauspicious beginning to their careers as serious ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW criminals. Bob, Emmett and Grat Dalton were only three of the 10 Dalton eight-episode limited series. And sons. The majority of the pretty much all of the film’s origi- Dalton boys became law- nal stars will return: Elizabeth abiding citizens, and one Banks, H. Jon Benjamin, Michael served as a deputy U.S. Ian Black, Bradley Cooper, Judah marshal. Friedlander, Janeane Garofalo, Nina Hellman, Ken Marino, Zak ➤ On Feb. 5, 1918, the Orth, David Hyde Pierce, Joe steamship Tuscania, LoTruglio, Christopher Meloni, transporting over 2,000 A.D. Miles, Marguerite Moreau, American soldiers bound Q: I know the project is all Amy Poehler, Paul Rudd, Marisa for Europe, is torpedoed hush-hush, but is there any- Ryan, Molly Shannon, Michael and sinks off the coast of thing you can tell me about Showalter and Kevin Sussman. Ireland by the German “Jurassic World”? — George F., (Whew!) To say that I am excited submarine U-77. Montgomery, Ala. about this doesn’t nearly cover ➤ On Feb. 4, 1938, Walt A: I spoke recently with James the emotions I’m feeling about Disney releases “Snow DuMont, who just finished this series. I’m thinking you’re White and the Seven another wonderfully disturb- feeling the same way right about Dwarfs,” his first full- ing season of “American Horror now. length animated feature Story,” and who also plays a • • • production. Naysayers, role in the sure-to-be summer Q: I loved your interview with including his wife, warned blockbuster, which opens June CCH Pounder about “NCIS: New him that audiences Jewelry” by C. Jeanenne Bell ones signed by the artist, are 12. However, things are so hush- Orleans” a few months back, and wouldn’t sit through a and published by Collector especially desirable. Your bowl, hush that he can’t even tell me I love the show. Will it be back Books. depending on size, style and what role he plays. for another season? — Janice T., cartoon fantasy about • • • condition, could be worth sev- “I can’t tell you anything about via email dwarfs, but the film quick- Q: I have a copy of eral hundred dollars. story, plot, my character. I’ve A: “NCIS: New Orleans,” which ly grossed $8 million, a Newsweek, which was the com- • • • signed all these very heavy-duty is the No. 1 new broadcast televi- staggering sum during the memorative issue published Q: In 1950, I received a Teddy nondisclosure agreements up sion series, has indeed received a Great Depression. Q: I have inherited a brooch after the death of Lady Diana. Trucker toy made by Fisher- and down the street,” DuMont second season pickup from CBS. ➤ On Feb. 3, 1953, French that contains human hair. My It is still sealed and was never Price. I do not have the original said. “But the good news to tell “Madam Secretary,” which is the oceanographer Jacques- grandmother told me that the opened. How much is it worth? box, but the toy is in almost you is that it’s amazing. The No. 2 most-watched new series, Yves Cousteau publishes hair belongs to a distant rela- — Mary, De Land, Florida pristine condition. I have been cast is amazing. There are so and “Scorpion,” which is No. 3, “The Silent World.” Three tive and has been in the family A: I contacted several maga- offered $75 for it. What do you many cool things about this also have both received a second years later, the film ver- since the 1850s. What can you zine collectors, and they seem think? — Steve, Palm Desert, movie. They got it right. Steven season. sion was released to world tell me about this type of item? to agree that your issue of California Spielberg’s on board. The direc- • • • acclaim. The film, which — Winlow, Missoula, Montana Newsweek would sell in the A: According to my referenc- tor, Colin Trevorrow, is amazing. I READERS: I wrote a few weeks revealed the hidden A: Human hair was used to $10 to $15 range. Keep in mind es, your toy, No. 711, was intro- think it’s going to be a really, real- back that “Games of Thrones” universe of tropical fish, make jewelry and other items that millions of copies of that duced and marketed in 1949. ly good movie. I’m just excited to would be premiering its fifth whales and walruses, won throughout the Victorian era. issue were printed, and it is not Values I’ve seen are in the $225 be a part of a big movie like this.” season some time in April. Well, Best Documentary at the Especially popular were hair scarce. to $575 range. Do the math. • • • HBO has given us an exact date Academy Awards. wreaths, often crafted of hair • • • Q: All last year I read rumors and time: April 12 at 9 p.m. ET/ from deceased family mem- Q: I have a bowl marked Write to Larry Cox in care about a “Wet Hot American PT. It also revealed that “Silicon ➤ On Feb. 7, 1984, while bers. In recent years, prices Dedham and wonder where of KFWS, P.O. Box 536475, Summer” sequel, even on your Valley” would begin its second in orbit 170 miles above for many of these keepsakes it originated and if it is worth Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send Twitter feed, but I’ve seen nei- season at 10 p.m., following the Earth, Navy Capt. Bruce have risen dramatically. For keeping. — Sam, Morgantown, e-mail to questionsforcox@aol. ther hide nor hair of it anywhere. “GoT” premiere, and season four McCandless becomes example, a brooch often can Virginia com. Due to the large volume of Is this really going to happen? of “Veep” will follow that at 10:30 the first human being to sell in the $500 to $750 range, A: The company was founded mail he receives, Mr. Cox can- — Megan M., via Facebook p.m. All three series will have 10- fly untethered in space and an ornate framed hair in Chelsea, Massachusetts, as not personally answer all reader A: I have good news for you, episode seasons. when he exits the U.S. wreath from the 1880s recently the Chelsea Keramic Works. questions, nor do appraisals. Do and for lovers of this outrageous space shuttle Challenger sold for $1,500. For additional The name was changed to not send any materials requir- and brilliant comedy everywhere. Write to Cindy at King Features and maneuvers freely. information, you might want Dedham in 1895 after relocating ing return mail. There will indeed be a sequel, but Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, McCandless orbited Earth to get a copy of “Collector’s to the town of Dedham, near not in feature-film form. Netflix, Orlando, FL 32853-6475; or e- in tangent with the shuttle Encyclopedia of Hairwork Boston. Early pieces, especially © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. which is quickly becoming my mail her at letters@cindyelavsky. at speeds greater than favorite outlet for original pro- com. 17,500 mph. gramming, has picked it up for an © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. for its species. That need could bilitate a pet prior to putting it ➤ On Feb. 8, 1990, singer- be due to a physical injury, ill- up for adoption — including songwriter Del Shannon ness or emotional/behavioral fostering the pet to more expe- (“Runaway” and “Hats problems. rienced volunteers who can Off to Larry”) commits We most often hear about help reduce behavioral issues suicide while in the midst behavioral problems in dogs, — prospective pet owners need of a comeback. Shannon’s especially those that were to be aware of a pet’s health and widow would later file abused or abandoned. But other behavioral needs and be pre- a high-profile lawsuit pets and wild animals also can pared to address them. against Eli Lilly, the have behavioral issues. It takes A special-needs pet will need manufacturer of the anti- a lot of attention, patience and more attention from its new depressant Prozac, which skill to care properly for these family. That usually includes Shannon had begun DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I animals. specific medical treatment, taking shortly before his saw a social-media post today Likewise for animals that with more veterinary visits and suicide. about a bobcat that was con- come into shelters and rehab a medication routine that must © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. sidered “special needs” and facilities that have been injured be met, plus more training and couldn’t be released back or are ill: Their emotional/ attention than a healthy pet into the wild. What exactly behavioral issues often go hand might need. Owners must be is defined as special needs in hand with their physical prepared to dedicate extra time in an animal? — Darla J., issues. and expense to such pets. It’s Jacksonville, Fla. People looking to adopt a pet often worth the effort. DEAR DARLA: “Special from a shelter often are told that needs” defines any animal, a dog or cat has special needs, Send your questions or tips to domestic or wild, that requires or has specific issues that must [email protected]. additional care beyond what be addressed. While responsible James DuMont might be considered normal shelters do their best to reha- © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

1. Rubeus 6. Legendary animals 2. Italy like the Loch Ness 3. Concord monster or Bigfoot 4. Aboard Air Force 7. Pollux One, following 8. Levi Strauss the assassination 9. “Cheers” of President John 10. Lisbon Kennedy. 5. “Wonderboy” © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. TUESDAY January 20, 2015 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 The Bulletin Board

Cornerstone Baptist Tooele TATC Passion for God, compassion for people at 276 E. 500 North in Senior Center Expanded Welding Program Tooele, phone: (435) 882-6263. The senior center is for the enjoy- TATC has expanded their welding Come as you are this Sunday, where ment of all seniors 55 and older. program to provide more compre- you can hear a message from the New and exciting activities include hensive training that will meet the Bible and meet new friends. Service bridge, pinochle, bingo, exercise demands of local employers. Enroll times: Bible study (for all ages) 9:45 program, line dancing, wood carv- today to get started with your train- a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; ing, Wii games, watercolor class, ing toward a promising career call evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys movies and health classes. Meals (435) 248-1800 or visit tatc.edu. children’s program 6 p.m. Nursery on Wheels available for homebound. Business/IT provided for all services, and Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 children’s church during morning and above, suggested donation is Rethink education and enroll today in our Business and/or IT programs worship. WiseGuys Program during $3. For those under age 60, cost is evening worship. $5. Transportation available to the for a better chance to succeed in store or doctor visits for residents in today’s economy. Enroll today, there Mountain of Faith Lutheran the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For are some openings in these pro- We’re a healthy, growing congrega- transportation information call (435) grams for new students. Call (435) tion who welcomes newcomers and 843-4102. For more information 248-1800 or stop by our campus 88 reaches out to those in need. Join about the Tooele center, call (435) S. Tooele Blvd, for more information. us for worship Sunday mornings at 843-4110. Microsoft IT Academy 10 a.m., 560 S. Main, Tooele. We Enroll now in Microsoft IT Academy treat the word of God with respect THS Lady Buffs Softball Skills without taking ourselves too seri- Camp classes. Learn MTA Windows Operating Systems, Networking, ously. Check us out on Facebook The Tooele High School softball Server Operations, Security by searching for Mountain of Faith team is proud to hold its annual Fundamentals and more. Call Lutheran Church. Please join us Softball All-Skills sessions for ages Student Services at (435) 248-1800 for meaningful worship that is also 8-14. Quality instruction in funda- for more information. casual and relaxed. For more infor- mentals of all softball areas will mation, call (435) 882-7291. be conducted. Campers are under constant supervision by coaches Education St. Barnabas’ Episcopal and staff. Sessions are as follows: Weekly service of word, prayer Wednesday, Jan. 21 from 6-8 p.m.; Online courses and sacrament followed by fellow- Thursday, Jan. 29 from 6-8 p.m.; Online courses in Network+ and ship. Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. and Monday, Feb. 2 from 8-10 p.m. Security+ IT are designed for the St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, The first half of each session will IT professional seeking to upgrade 1784 N. Aaron Drive, Tooele. be spent on defense and pitching, their skills and knowledge of net- Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: and the second half will be spent working and security, and prepares [email protected]. Web on hitting. Cost is $10 per session. you for the CompTIA Network+ and at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. If paid up front, all five sessions Security+ exams. Call the TATC at You are God’s beloved child, beauti- will be $40. All campers should (435) 248-1800 for more informa- fully created in God’s own image. war appropriate active wear — T- tion or to enroll. Whatever your history, wherever you shirt, shorts, sweats and tennis are in life’s journey, the Episcopal shoes. Pitchers may bring their own Adult education Church welcomes you. PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER catcher. If catchers are 18 years Get your high school diploma this The team of Ryan Trip, Erin Shipman, Weston Tuckett, Madison Fields, Seth Beckett and Talia Hawke won the co-ed intramural volleyball cham- of age or younger, catching gear year. All classes required for a high Spanish services pionship at Grantsville Junior High School this year. is requires. Catchers should bring school diploma, adult basic educa- La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele their own protective catching gear. tion, GED preparation and English le invita a sus servicios en espa- 3 p.m. Services are held at 127 N. enjoy a special for only $5. Public Alice Dale at (435) 882-1612. Sons of Utah Pioneers Hitters should bring their bats and as a second language are available. ñol los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los 7th Street. invited. The goal of the Sons of Utah helmets. Batting gloves are optional. Register now to graduate — just domingos a las 2 p.m. We invite Groups and events Pioneers Settlement Canyon Chapter For more information, call Melanie $50 per semester. Located at 211 you to their Spanish services on Dinner specials is to keep our pioneer heritage Tooele Blvd., call (435) 833-8750. Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at Charity On Jan. 16, the dinner special will Nelson at (435) 531-0846. Local author seeks photos alive. We do this through histories, Adult education classes are for stu- 2 p.m. Come to know a church that be a 2-piece halibut dinner for $9 stories, artifacts, monuments, dents 18 and over. focused in the word of God rather Medical equipment needed or a 3-piece halibut dinner for $11. A local author and historian is seek- Grantsville ing original photographs of Saltaire, museums, service and scholarships. than the emotions. God loves you The Tooele and Grantsville Senior On Jan. 23, the special is a ribeye Much of this labor of love is found ESOL and he wants to reveal himself to Centers are in need of donated steak dinner for $15. On Jan. 30, Black Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Family History Center ESOL conversational classes are Lake Point, as well as any similar in the Tooele Pioneer Museum at you. Located at 276 E. 500 North, medical equipment to be used for the special is a half-and-half, 6- 47 East Vine in Tooele, as well as Greet your ancestors free at the held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL turn-of-the-century attractions and Tooele. Call (435) 840-5036, rides seniors in need. New or gently used ounce sirloin and 3 shrimp dinner. various statues and monuments Grantsville Family History Center, students may also come anytime resorts for an upcoming book proj- provided. items needed are wheelchairs, walk- around the county. The Tooele 117 E. Cherry St. All are welcome the center is open for individual- Planning meeting ect. Those who wish to contribute ers, canes or other items that may Pioneer Cemetery at the mouth of with consultants there to assist you. ized study. Registration is $50 per St. Marguerite The officers of Tooele Eagles Aerie information or photographs of be useful to our seniors. Contact Settlement Canyon is another of our Open Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and semester. Call (435) 833-8750 for St. Marguerite Catholic Community and Tooele Auxiliary will meet on these parks should contact Emma Debbie Winn at the Tooele center at projects. We are always looking for Tuesday through Thursday noon to 4 more information. welcomes you to worship with us. Tuesday, Jan. 20, to plan the activi- Penrod at [email protected]. (435) 843-4103 or Dan Lawrence artifacts and histories as a loan or p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Our liturgy schedule is as follows: ties for February. All officers should Contributions will be printed with at the Grantsville center at (435) gift to be displayed for everyone’s Early Head Start Worship schedule: Saturday Vigil 843-4753. be in attendance. credit in a yet-to-be released picto- Senior Center Do you have a child under age 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. (Spanish), rial history book. There is no such bene’it at the Tooele Pioneer The senior center is for the enjoy- 3? Are you currently pregnant? 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Mon- Tooele Children’s Justice Past Presidents Dinner thing as too many photographs as Museum. If you are interested in the PMP Shirley McCarty will host the ment of all seniors age 55 and VANTAGE Early Head Start is a free Fri: 9 a.m. Office hours 10 a.m. Center the author needs a minimum of 160 values of honoring past and future PP’s dinner at the Sun Lok Yen older. For info, call (435) 884- program for eligible families that to 2 p.m. from Mon-Fri. Closed Tooele Children’s Justice Center is photographs, and any help is greatly pioneers and in visiting their histori- Restaurant on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 3446. Activities include Bunco, offers quality early education for Tuesday. Sunday school 9 a.m. in need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. appreciated. cal settings and learning more about 2015 at 7 p.m. All PPs are invited exercise programs, bingo, ceram- infants and toddlers in the home; (435) 882-3860. Elementary and We appreciate all donations. For those who settled and shaped Utah, to attend. See you there! ics, pinochle, movies and wood parent education; comprehensive Jr. High- (435) 882-0081. Call (435) inquiries or drop-off call (435) 843- Tooele Valley Flute Choir attend our business and education carving, etc. Meals on Wheels health services to women before, 882-3860. St. Marguerite Catholic 3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks meeting the first Thursday of each available for homebound. Lunch during and after pregnancy; nutrition Elementary School can be reached Moose Lodge members interested in our inaugural month. A potluck dinner followed by served weekdays. For age 60 and education and family support ser- at (435) 882-0081. We are located United Methodist dinner effort to raile the profile of local various presentations starts prompt- ly at 6:30 p.m. in the new TATC above, suggested donation is $3. vices. Call (435) 841-1380 or (801) on the corner of Seventh Street and Tooele United Methodist church Meals at the Lodge flautists. If you love to play the For those under age 60, cost is 268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for offers a free dinner every flute and want to grow your musical Center at 88 So. Tooele Blvd. Call Vine Street. Friday and Saturday night dinners $5. Transportation available to the free additional information. Wednesday. Coffee and social horizons, please join us! All levels Jerry Henson at (435) 882-4917 for will be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. store or doctor visits for residents Brit-Ammi Kahal hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner of skill and experience welcome. more information. Friday night dinners include clam in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. Covenant People Assembly are is served from 5-6 p.m. All are Contact Emma at elpenrod@gmail. Gardening chowder or homemade soup, and/or Mood disorder support group For transportation information, call teaching the Hebrew roots of the welcome. com. fish baskets (halibut, shrimp), or Do you or someone you love have (435) 843-4102. Christian faith. Visitors welcome on Free presentation Saturdays at 1 p.m., 37 S. Main The Tooele Valley Resource chicken strips. Saturday night din- Masons a mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele “Great Plants for a Low Water Street, Tooele. Call (435) 843-5444 Center ners include 16-ounce ribeye or Masons meeting second Friday affiliation offers help, hope and Stansbury Park Landscape,” Wednesday, Jan. 28, for more information. The Tooele Valley Resource Center T-bone steak with choice of baked at 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., healing. Please join us for support from 7-8 p.m. at the USU Extension is currently in need of donations. potato/fries, salad and roll; halibut 22 Settlement Canyon, Tooele. group sessions every Wednesday Restoration at Benson Office, 151 N. Main, in Tooele. Bible Baptist Church Please consider donating items or salmon steak with choice of Breakfast on the second Saturday, at 4:30 p.m. at the New Reflection Gristmill Hosted by the Tooele County Master The folks at Bible Baptist Church such as deodorant, chapstick, baked or fries, salad and roll, or 9 a.m., Jim’s Cafe. For more infor- Clubhouse on 900 South in Tooele. The Historic Benson Gristmill Gardeners, you’ll learn from USU would like to invite you to some old lotion, diapers, formula, toilet paper, Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked mation or a ride, call Blair (801) For more info, contact Kelly at 841- Restoration Committee is seek- Horticultural Program Graduate fashioned church services with sing- shampoo, conditioner, combs and or fries, salad and roll. All meals are 554-0527. 9903. Student and Erda resident Holly ing from the old fashioned hymns for a reasonable price. No orders ing donations from individuals, brushes. Cash is also welcomed. PFCCA groups, and businesses to help with Christley. Holly will show you what and messages from the old fash- are taken after 8:45. Daily lunch Tooele Valley Family History Those who receive services include The Professional Family Child Care restoration efforts and the opera- plants will thrive both in drought and ioned KJV Bible. Some things should specials are available at the lodge Center individuals or families in crisis, the Association of Utah will be holding tion of the historic Gristmill site. non-drought in our area. You’ll also never change. Sunday Service from 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 Research your ancestors free with homeless and families at risk of Chapter Meetings in Tooele the Donations may be sent to Tooele learn interesting facts about water times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; (ten) meals either Friday/Saturday trained FamilySearch volunteers becoming homeless. Located 23 S. fourth Tuesday of each month from County Benson Gristmill Fund, 47. suppllies, uses and needs to raise gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, nights you get a free one. For mem- at the Tooele Valley Family History Main Street, (435) 843-9945. 7-9 p.m. This support group/train- S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. different plants and crops. For more 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday evening bers and their guests only. Center, 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. ing meeting is open to all childcare For more information contact Mike information, contact Jay Cooper at services, 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff First Baptist Food Pantry Phone (435) 882-1396. Hours Entertainment providers in Stockton, Tooele, Erda, (602) 826-9471. 435-830-1447 or jay@dirtfarmerjay. Sinner at 840-2152. The First Baptist Church in Tooele of operation: Tuesday through com. is offering an emergency food On Saturday, Jan. 24, the band Bent Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday Stansbury, Grantsville and Lake Stansbury Art and Literary Mountain View Baptist Church pantry to meet the needs of our Fender will be playing from 7-11 and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Point. For more information, call Society We would like to invite you to dis- community. The food pantry is avail- p.m. For members and their guests Wednesday evenings by appoint- Kathy Witt, (435) 830-9614. Churches cover what God’s plan and purpose The next meeting of the Stansbury able for emergency needs. Hours only. ment only. Special classes offered is for your life. The Bible contains all Tooele Family Al-Anon Art and Literary Society will be of operation are Saturdays from 10 regularly. Call the center for more The Church of Jesus Christ of of the answers for life’s questions. Craft Day Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at 77 W. Tuesday, Jan. 27, 7 p.m., at the a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 information. Come and join us this Sunday for The WOTM will be holding a Craft 400 North. For questions or more Tooele Applied Technical College, Latter-day Saints S. Main Street. For information call our adult Bible study and graded Day on Saturday, Jan. 31 at 10 a.m. information, please call Allene at 88 S. Tooele Blvd, Tooele City. It will To find a meeting house and time (435) 882-2048. Take Off Pounds Sensibly Sunday School which starts at 9:45 (435) 830-0465 or Elizabeth at be an organizational meeting with of worship for The Church of Jesus Super Bowl Party Give yourself the gift of health and a.m. Our worship service begins (435) 884-0825 or (435) 241-9200. the introduction of Jane Autry, who Christ of Latter-day Saints, go to DAV Chapter 20 The Super Bowl party starts at wellness. Resolve to lose those at 11 a.m. We also have a Bible will be taking Rolanda Root’s place http://mormon.org/meetinghouse The DAV will hold its monthly EC noon Sunday, Feb. 1 Lots of games, extra pounds. TOPS can help you Food Addicts in Recovery study time each Sunday at 6 p.m. in running the meetings. Rolanda or contact (435) 850-8211. meeting from 7:30-8 p.m. the contests, food and prizes. Come achieve your goals and support you We meet on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Anonymous is to be congratulated on the excel- second Thursday of each month at out and cheer for Seattle or New in your journey. We provide account- Berean Full Gospel Church for prayer time. Bring your needs Are you having trouble controlling lent job she has done over the past the Pioneer Museum. The general England. For members and their ability through weekly weigh-ins We invite you to discover how God’s and let us pray together for God’s the way you eat? Food Addicts in two years. Jane has shown the membership chapter meeting will guests. and support and encouragement Word can transform your life and help. Mountain View Baptist Church Recovery Anonymous (FA) is a free enthusiasm needed to take on the follow from 8-9 p.m. In addition, the in a non-judgmental environment. provide you with the answers for meets at the Eastgate Plaza in 12-step recovery program for any- organizational chores for our group DAV is looking for three volunteer TOPS is open to all men, women, questions and for problems you may Grantsville, Suite 2C. Join us. Elks one suffering from food obsession, and is willing to head up running drivers. No DAV membership is teens and preteens. There are be struggling to overcome. Come required. Will need a VA physical. now two TOPS chapters in Tooele overeating, under-eating or bulimia. our meetings for this coming year. join us this Sunday morning for our Stansbury Park Baptist Church Crab Crack and Comedy Show Meetings are held every Thursday at There is an optional monthly project Call Jim Yale at (435) 849-0521 or to accommodate your schedule. 10 a.m. worship service where we Please join us each Sunday morn- The Elks will have their annual the Pioneer Museum, 47 East Vine people can be working on. This is 882-7626, or call Les Peterson at UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday at will assemble in praise, share testi- ing at 10 a.m. for Worship Services Crab Crack and Comedy Show on Street in Tooele at 6 p.m. (parking to do a work of art in the medium (435) 830-7812. Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 monies and explore worship in ways and Bible Study at the Stansbury Saturday, Feb. 14 at the Lodge. and entrance at rear of building off of your choice with the theme “Copy E. 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 that strive to highlight the greatness Park Clubhouse (next to the SP The Tooele County Food Bank Please prepay and sign up in the Garden Street). For more informa- a Master.” Bring what you create to p.m., meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary of God. After our morning praise and Swimming Pool). For details, please & Grantsville Emergency Food Social Quarters. The cost will be tion or a list of additional meetings the meeting. This is the fun part to Lou at (435) 830-1150 for informa- worship time we enter into a one- call us at (435) 830-1868 or go to Pantry $40 for a crab dinner, $30 for a tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday throughout the U.S. and the world, see what people come up with and call (781) 932-6300 or locally at hour Bible Study at 11 a.m. Attend www.stansburyparkbc.org. The Tooele County Food Bank and prime rib dinner or $50 for both. at 10 a.m. at the Bit n Spur how they interpret what has been (435) 882-7094 (Millicent) or (435) with us Sunday mornings at 635 N. Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry Please sign up before Monday, Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 North. This chosen as the project. All are wel- First Lutheran Church 841-1458 (Steve), or visit www.foo- Main St., (Phil’s Glass), or call (435) are in need of canned meats, Feb. 9. chapter will meet occasionally at a come to participate in the monthly 578-8022 for more information. First Lutheran Church, on the corner daddicts.org. projects and attend the meetings. of 7th and Birch, would like to invite soups, pasta and any non-perish- private residence, so call ahead for First Baptist Church you to hear of God’s grace and the able foods. We are accepting dona- Tooele County the exact location. Call Lisa at (435) Tooele County Aging What does Jesus say about love of Christ, who died to forgive tions for Pathways Women’s and 882-1442 for information. Also see Tooele County Aging is looking for Schools everyday situations? That’s what you of your sins and attain salvation Children’s Shelter (victims of domes- Historical Society the TOPS website at www.tops.org. volunteers to help us meet the tic abuse). They are in need of we’ll learn in a series through the on your behalf. Worship at 10 a.m., Tooele Gem and Mineral needs of Seniors in the community. Saint Marguerite Catholic socks, underwear blankets for twin Historical books Many seniors require assistance Gospels in a chronological order of Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Society School Jesus’ life. Join us in learning and in beds, hygiene products (hairspray, Tooele County Historical Society’s and need rides to doctors or other Our Club meets the second You are cordially invited to the Saint worship of the Lord, and serve him New Life Christian Fellowship hair gel, body wash, nail polish books will be available to purchase health professionals. Rides help Tuesday of the month at the Tooele Marguerite Catholic School Seventh by serving those around us. Sunday We invite you to worship and serve and remover, toys. Anything will be at our meeting. The History of seniors live more independent lives. Applied Technology College (TATC) Annual Scholarship Banquet on Bible study: 9:45 a.m. Worship: 11 Jesus with us. Our clothing closet appreciated. Underwear and socks Tooele County Volume II is $30, The Call Holly at (435) 843-4102 for Auditorium at 88 S. Tooele Blvd, Saturday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. Tickets a.m. Tooele First Baptist — 580 S. and food pantry is open from noon must be new. 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Order from County Historical Society, please call no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. 2 p.m., y el servicio general a las the menu for $7 ($3 for kids) or B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 20, 2015 TELL ME A STORY ‘The Story of Salt’ (a Chinese folktale) He told his wife the story. the basket to her. adapted by Amy Friedman and His wife was certain the dirt must be a treasure. “Take this home, hide it and say illustrated by Meredith Johnson “We must take it to the emperor,” she said. nothing more,” the servant said. It was the law at that time that anyone who found It just so happened that at that ne of the celestial creatures that created the something of value had to take it to the emperor. moment the cook was hurrying world, along with the unicorn, the tortoise And so the peasant carefully wrapped the clod past, carrying a bowl of soup to the Oand the dragon, is the emperor of birds, of dirt in cloth and placed it in a basket. Carrying royal dining hall. As he rushed past known as Feng Huang. After the creation of the the basket with care, he walked all the way to the the peasant’s wife, he bumped into world, the heavens were divided into four quadrants, emperor’s palace. her, and the basket tipped. A small one for each of these four creatures. At the entrance to the palace, the peasant piece of dirt splashed into the bowl Feng Huang ruled over the southern quadrant. explained that he had brought the treasure of Feng of soup. Everyone in China knows Feng Huang is beauti- Huang for the emperor, and so he was ushered “Look what you’ve done!” the ful, with a tail that shimmers like a peacock’s and through the palace gates and taken to him. cook cried. a head, breast and back of brilliant scarlet. Feng When the emperor reached into the basket and As he turned to take the soup Huang’s wings are enormous, and its eyes are as blue lifted out only a clod of dirt, he flew into a rage. back to the kitchen, the emperor as the sea. “How dare you make fun of me!” he screamed. “For began to shout, “Bring me my Feng Huang is not only beautiful; it is a noble, this, you shall be imprisoned and sentenced to soup! Bring it this minute, or you wise bird, and when it appears, it brings with it a death!” shall be punished!” treasure. But it seldom appears. And so the poor peasant was thrown into a dun- Shaking his head, the cook said Long ago, a poor, hardworking peasant was walk- geon. a silent prayer, and he carried the ing to work in his fields when he was startled to see, The servants did not know what to do with the bowl into the dining hall. Holding hidden in the reeds, the glorious Feng Huang. He basket, so they placed it on a kitchen shelf and for- his breath, he placed the soup hurried toward the bird, but when the peasant had got all about it. before the emperor and waited to nearly reached the reeds, Feng Huang flew into the When the peasant did not return home, his wife hear shouts of fury as the emperor sky and disappeared. began to worry, and she decided she must go to the dipped his spoon into the bowl. Still, the peasant knew the legends, and so he palace. The cook closed his eyes, sure thought there must be treasure buried in that spot. When she arrived, she asked the guards where her he would soon be punished. The whole day long, despite the cold, he dug in that husband had gone. The emperor took one taste and sighed, “This is tals, and he sifted these through his fingers. He took spot, but he found only dirt. At last, just before sun- “He tried to trick the emperor,” they said. “He the best soup you have ever made. What did you a taste. “This is a treasure,” he said. “This is a gift set, he placed a clod of dirt in his bag and walked must die, and if you are wise, you will run away.” add?” from Feng Huang. Free the peasant right away!” home. “But he brought a treasure,” the wife insisted. “It “Your majesty,” the cook said apologetically, “a bit When the peasant was freed, he led the emperor’s is a gift of Feng Huang. Please, let of dirt from the peasant’s basket fell into the soup.” men to the place in the reeds where he had seen me prove it to the emperor.” “Bring me that basket,” the emperor demanded. Feng Huang. There they dug until they discovered MISSIONARIES One of the servants took pity The cook raced to the kitchen as fast as he could, the first salt mine that had ever existed. on the woman. He thought of his grabbed the basket from the startled wife and From that day on, the peasant was in charge of Elder Scott Brady own wife and how sad she would returned to the dining hall. the salt mine, and he and his family lived in great be if he disappeared, and so he The emperor lifted a piece of dirt from the basket comfort, grateful for the spice that Feng Huang Elder Scott Brady recently led her to the kitchen and handed and closely examined it. He noticed tiny white crys- brought into the world. returned home after successfully completing a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- COMMUNITY NEWS day Saints. He served in the Ohio Cleveland mission. Elder Brady Grantsville Jr. High releases Brinkerhoff, Raegan Carter, Erin Hurst, Elsha Winter, Tanner Dahle, Parker Bird, Kayla Skaug, spoke Sunday, Jan. 18 in the honor roll Zane Thomas, Carson Jones, Davis, Riley Carlisle, Taleigh Alexis Ashton, Colby Johnson, 14th Ward sacrament meeting in Grantsville Junior High School Tanner Hammond, Chaz Shafer, Kennedy, Alyssa Williams, Jacob Jaycee Smith, Isaac Riding, Tooele. Elder Brady is the son of has released its second term Thomas Coates, Kami Hawke, Christianson, Wyatt Teggins, Aubree Bennion, Maizie Clark, Roger and Elaine Brady. Honor Roll for the 2014-15 school Sabastian Chaplin, Whittney Jordan Batt, Samuel Naylor, Tyla Whitnee Harding, Mackenzie year. Students honored include: Noyes, Madison Albright, Shields, Connor Stanworth, Bryce Toone, Richard Silva, Lisa Tracy, Seventh Grade Sheriese Beaman, Liesel Clark, Lewis, Bryson Fife, Carly Young. Dayne Linton, Paige Peterson, 4.0 GPA — Jocelyn Bailey, Gauge Pyne, Isaac Lehman, Eighth Grade Ashley Rose, Addison Smith, Brynlee Butler, Jackson Butler, Tanner Wright, Christianna 4.0 GPA — Carly Ault, Kenadi Rylee Udom, Kole Berry, Nicolas Chloee Corbett, Olivia Crosby, Beaman, Rebecca Brinkerhoff, Beacham, Seth Beckett, Lexi Ferenci, Linsey Richards, Allison Hunt, CamRee Iverson, Matthew Jorgensen, Jaxson Colson, Macady Haws, Marissa Chloe Gowans, Nathan “Nate” Elder Brayden Fivas Callie Killian, Sydney Killian, Manning, Simon Williams, Mary Heward, Bailee Hill, Maci Jackson, Hunter, Taylor Stewart, Cody After leaving family and friends Scott May, Savannah Moore, Bird, Savannah Curtiss, Abigail Tate Johnson, Sarah Kurtz, Ashley Sweeting, Bodey Manzanares, for two years to serve the Lord Garon Mower, Skylar Olney, Moskalik, Lisa Rieffanaugh, Mohler, Mattison Riding, Jackson Darrion Bergener, Guy Brown, in the Ohio Cincinnati Mission Trinity Pratt, Darin Sandberg, Grace Campbell, Geoffrey Rowberry, Mashayla Scriven, Erin Taylor Hiller, Kelton Meno, (Spanish-speaking), Brayden Jackson Sandberg, Laura Hyde, Ethan Craner, Sarah Shipman, Hailey Stewart, Ryan Ethan Smurthwaite, Justin Hall, Fivas’ full-time missionary ser- Sandberg, Kylee Thomas, Parker Fargey, Daltyn Peasnall, Nathan Tripp, Weston Tuckett. Tristan Cholico, Colten Gill, vice has come to a close. He Thomas, Jordan Wheeler, Porter Christensen, Noah Perkins, 3.0-3.959 GPA — Ashlee Allux Montoya, Connor Drake, will touch down in Idaho Falls Whitworth, Caden Williams, Madisyn Francom, Sierra Leavitt, Anderson, Hannah Butler, Desiree Garcia, Shanda Romney, on Wednesday, Jan. 21 to be met Dalton Williams, Ellie Wilson. Conner Boyd, Max Coon, Tara Madalyn Geldmacher, Talia Jayden Yingling, Logan Keuhn, by his family who left Tooele for 3.0-3.959 GPA — Neena Fulmer, Charon Howard, Mason Hawke, Megan Holt, Zoe Ison, Jacob Cafarelli, Trevor McBride, a new life in the Rigby, Idaho, Durfee, Melanie Henwood, Jacoy Hughes, Autumn Barton, Lauren Trent Johnson, Seth Smurthwaite, Josh Wilson, Wyatt Gagon, Sarah area shortly after his departure to Willes, Reese Castagno, Lyndi Cummings, Marissa DeHerrera, Nathan Broadbent, Alyssa Gardiner, Jake George, Dwayne serve. He will have the opportuni- Christensen, Jaelynn DeLaney, Ethan Holmes, Kaiden Thomas, Chambers, Jessi Degelbeck, Drue Perry, Tucker Clark, Anika Higley, ty to report on his mission to his Ashlee Edwards, Jessyca Hamner, Bailey Frischknecht, Madison Hansen, Katarina Muhlestein, Wyatt Young, Bridger Dalton, new friends and family in Idaho Max Sturzenegger, Grant Taylor, Hunt, Mark Rafferty, Lewis Brayden Allen, Hailey DeLaney, Charles Rigby, Vanessa Wells, on Jan. 25 at 9:00 a.m. at 700 N. Taylor Wood, Sammy Hansen, Cook, Savannah Farr, Madison Madison Fields, Caleb Mouritsen, Richard Walker, Brooklynn 3600 East, Menan, Idaho. He will Brecken Allred, Heidi Smith, Hendricks, Emma Walker, Judd Hanna Proter, Scout Sutton, Collings, Lia Davis, Olivia then be privileged to return to his Bronte Warner, Emma Buchanan, Cook, Chace Gipson, Cody Kelley, Kaylee Bennion, Morgan Post, Braydin Evans, Hannah hometown of Tooele to report to E. Aspen (1120 North). We are Brooklyn Reilley, Jenna Ussing, Brynn Williams, Alexandria Williams, Bree Castagno, Ashton McKeever, Nicholas Hiatt, Oaklee old friends and family on Feb. 8 at anxious to hear about his efforts McKayla Yardley, Hillarie Dahle, Mecham, David Miller, Jaden Ekins, Morgan Jaterka, Cody Collings, Randy Harris, Gracie 11:00 a.m. in the Spring Meadows to bring the gospel to those in Mya Atkin, Aspen Bertot, Zachary Saari, Madelyn Salazar, Adam Pitt, Ezra Christensen, Brayden Lake, Judd Hammond, Jordan Ward at 132 N. 570 East. Glen his mission as well as his testi- DeLaney, Cody Dzierzon, Makiya Herrera, Nathen Carpenter, Albiston, Sierra Cappo, Drake Rice, Keaton Barney, Tralynn and Lori Walters have graciously mony of our Savior. We hope that Grange, Tara Imlay, Maddison Trinity Collins, Dawn Bunnow, Hall, Koby Johnson, Lyndee Barney, Keanna Catley, Johnny offered their home for an open you will join us where you can. Peterson, Juphatcha Swan, Ellen Halle Cooper, Austin Gray, Limburg, Payton Miller, John Sanchez, Beau Hammond, Alyssa house following his report at 796 Welcome home, Elder Fivas! Wilson, Ammon Bartley, Eathen Garrett Hogge, Trenton Brown, Shields II, Lindsay Riches, Isaac Gonzales, Danielle Hunsaker.

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For only $163. your 25 word classified will be seen by up to 500,000 readers. It is as simple ONLY $150,000 ONLY $193,000 as calling the Tooele Nice, open living room/kitchen! All one level living with Darling rambler!! Central air. Main fl oor laundry. 5 bdrms, Transcript Bulletin at an amazing 1950 square feet.Large picture windows look 2 baths. Laminate & tile fl ooring. Lots of decorative (435)882-0050 for de- out into a nice landscaped secluded yard. Updated kitchen. woodwork (crown molding, bead board etc) LARGE tails. (Ucan) Pellet stove. Close to schools. Quietcul-de-sac. RV Parking. kitchen island and lots of cabinets and counter space. 449 HAVASU ST • TOOELE Sporting Call me Wage is $25.45 to $27.40 Goods SELLING YOUR moun- for the tain bike? Advertise it in the classifieds. Call ONLY $165,000 hottest deals 882-0050 www.tooele Updated kitchen, newer appliances, tile fl oor. transcript.com Bathrooms have been remodeled.Woodburning fi replace upstairs with blower. Gas fi replace in basement. HOT TUB AND GAZEBO INCLUDED!! in the county! Personals LAND 693 E OAKRIDGE DR $87,000. Beautiful lot ADOPTION: Adoring 260 W 400 N $40,000. Corner Lot. on East bench! TIM00291 Family, successful inte- 300 W 400 N 1.25 ac on corner lot, Tooele rior designer. Travel, 4000 N SR 36 Corner of SR36 & Erda Way. Apx. 2947 W RUIZ Prime building lot! Stockton. music, love awaits 1st 35.11 acres of vacant land w/9.66 acres zoned CG (Com- mercial) & the remaining acrege of 25.45 acres is zoned $64,900 baby. Maria RR-5. (Residential on 5 acre lots.) 1-800-379-8418. Ex- 1048 N DOUGLAS LN Beautiful 5+ acre penses paid. 408 N 250 W $45,000. 1.25 ac in Tooele piece in Vernon Utah. $67,410 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Tooele City Council & Tooele City Redevelopment Agency of Tooele City, Utah, will meet in a Business Meeting on Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at the hour of 5:00 P.M. The meeting will be held at the Tooele City Hall Large Conference Room located at 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Open Meeting 2. Roll Call 3. Discussion: - Open Meetings Train- ing Presented by Spencer Call - Strawberry Subdivision Bond Extension Request Presented by Roger Baker - Ordinance 2015-03 An Ordinance of Tooele City Amending Tooele City Code Chapter 7-26 Re- garding Water Rights to Clarify Water Rights Conveyance Require- ments and to Make Technical Amendments Presented by Roger Baker - Comcast Franchise Agreement Presented by Roger Baker - Tooele Highland Es- tates Subdivision - Pre- liminary and Final Plat Request Presented by Jim Bolser - Utah Industrial Depot Subdivision 13, Lot 1303 Amended - Final Plat Request Pre- sented by Jim Bolser 4. Close Meeting to Dis- cuss: - Property Acquisition - Litigation 5. Adjourn Michelle Y. PittTUESDAY January 20, 2015 B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Tooele City Recorder/ RDA Secretary Pursuant to the Ameri- Wanted Trucks Apartments Apartments Homes for Mobile Homes Financial cansPublic with Notices Disabilities Public Notices for Rent for Rent Rent Services Act, IndividualsMeetings Needing Meetings Special Accommoda- PAYING UP TO $1000 1978 FORD F100, six 2BDRM 1bth, quiet. No ERDA Basement 2bdrm 3BDRM, 2BTH, Close to RENT TO OWN 2bdrm SOCIAL SECURITY tions Should Notify Mi- PUBLIC NOTICE for your unwanted car cylinder, manual trans, pets, no smoking, 1yr apartment, 1bth, schools, playground for 2bth/1bth quiet park DISABILITY BENE- chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele The Grantsville City truck or van, running or runs, $500 obo. lease, air, w/d hookups, kitchen, laundry, par- kids. Ready to move in. near lake. Starting FITS. Unable to work? City Recorder, at Council will hold a work not. Lost title? We can (435)882-7971 storage shed, carport, tially furnished, all utili- $950/mo, $1000/dep. $495/mo Space rent/ Denied benefits? We 843-2110 prior to the meeting at 6:00 p.m. on help! It!s worth your water, sewer, garbage ties paid, separate en- No pets/ smoking. Call fishing boat included. Can Help! WIN or Pay meeting. Wednesday, January 21, t i m e ! C a l l included. For further in- trance, lots of natural Melody (435)849-2560 144 W Durfee Grants- Nothing! Contact Bill (Published in the Tran- 2015 at 429 East Main (801)688-9053 Rooms for formation please call light, brand new con- ville (801)651-5151 Gordon & Associates at script Bulletin January Street, Grantsville, UT 4BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- Rent (435)882-4986 struction. No smoking, 1-800-871-7805 to start 20, 2015) 84029. The agenda is as WANTED: Scrap metal. no pets. $875/mo rage 2052sqft, Stockton your application today! follows: Appliances, lawn mow- SHARE MY Spacious 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- (435)840-0412. Must Utah. Great view. Nice Offi ce Space (ucan) PUBLIC NOTICE W O R K M E E T I N G ers, garbage disposals, 3bdrm, 2.5bth Stans- eled, govt. subsidized. see! property. $1000/mo. Notice is hereby given AGENDA: etc. Will pick up free. bury home. Pets con- Playground, carport (801)637-8145 that the Tooele City 1. Discussion of Police Call Rick a t sidered. Fenced, ga- free cable. $500/dep. LARGE 2BDRM base- Public Notices HOMES available to pur- FOR LEASE Office/ Council & Tooele City Department funding. (801)599-5634 rage parking. No smok- 211 S. Hale, Grants- ment apartment, 1bth, chase for LOW IN- Business Space Meetings Redevelopment Agency 2. Adjourn. ing. Pay partial utilities. ville. Call Penney w/d hookups, $700/mo COME buyers with Utilities included. 48, of Tooele City, Utah, will PUBLIC NOTICE $300/dep, $400/mo. (435)884-1712 Equal includes all utilities. No Deadline for public no- good credit.! Berna 52 & 56 South Main. meet in a Business The Grantsville City (801)706-9306 Housing Opp. smoking, no pets. tices is 4 p.m. the day Autos Sloan (435)840-5029 (602)826-9471 Meeting on Wednesday, Council will hold its regu- $600/dep. References prior to publication. January 21, 2015 at the 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- Group 1 Real Estate. lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. required. Public notices submit- hour of 7:00 P.M. The on Wednesday, January CASH Paid To You for Apartments ment $975/mo, (435)841-4184 STOCKTON 3BDRM ted past the deadline meeting will be held at 21, 2015 at 429 East your unwanted or bro- $400/dep, utilities in- for Rent 2bth, w/d, refrigerator, Buildings will not be accepted. the Tooele City Hall Main Street, Grantsville, ken down car, truck or cluded, central air, w/d PRIVATE BEDROOM. dishwasher, carport, UPAXLP Council Room located at UT 84029. The agenda SUV. Free towing. Lost hookups, no pets or Free wifi, satellite TV, 1BDRM 1BTH $395/ ac. $900/mo. Avail- 90 North Main Street, is as follows: title? We can help. Call smoking. Kim refrigerator, microwave, If you build, remodel or PUBLIC NOTICE mo, spacious apart- able February 1st. Tooele, Utah. CALL TO ORDER AND (801)347-2428 (435)830-9371 bed. Shared kitchen/ remove buildings you Notice is hereby given ments, 144 N 3rd bath, w/d. No pets. Utili- (435)640-0259 can place your classi- that the Tooele City 1. Pledge of Allegiance PLEDGE OF ALLE- FOR SALE: 2001 Jeep Street, Tooele. COZY 1BDRM apart- ties paid. $385/mo fied ad in 45 of Utah's Council & Tooele City 2. Roll Call GIANCE Grand Cherokee, runs (801)627-1132 ment, no smoking, no $400/dep newspapers for only Redevelopment Agency 3. Communities That ROLL CALL good, $1000 . pets, suitable for single 435-882-6141 $163. for 25 words ($5. of Tooele City, Utah, will Care Teams with Rotary AGENDA: 1BDRM BASEMENT Homes (435)882-4817 person. Paid utilities. for each additional meet in a Business Club to Award Schools 1. Mayor's Youth apartment, furnished, $450/mo plus one STOCKTON, 2BDRM word). You will reach Meeting on Wednesday, for Enrollment Efforts Awards. SELL YOUR CAR or utilities paid, wifi, cable, Basement. $685/mo in- Presented by Heidi Pe- m o n t h ! s d e p o s i t . $$SAVE MONEY up to 340,000 house- January 21, 2015 at the 2. Public Comments. boat in the classifieds. w/d $595/mo, cludes utilities, w/d terson & Stacy Smart (435)882-1179 Search Bank & HUD holds and all you do is hour of 5:00 P.M. The 3. Summary Action Call 882-0050 or visit $400/dep. No pets. Ref- hookups. Call after 4. Mayor's Community (435)830-8341 homes www.Tooele call the Transcript Bul- meeting will be held at Items. www.tooeletranscript. erences required. 6:30pm. (435)841- Youth Recognition BankHomes.com letin at 882-0050 for all the Tooele City Hall a. Approval of Minutes com (435)882-6141 SETTLEMENT CAN- 1533 Awards Berna Sloan (435) the details. (Mention Large Conference Room b. Approval of Bills YON APARTMENTS 2 5. Public Comment Pe- 840-5029 Group 1 UCAN Classified Net- located at 90 North Main c. Personnel Matters & 3 bedroom apts. riod 4. Consideration of ap- Prices starting at Homes for work) Street, Tooele, Utah. Sell Your Stuff! Call 882-0050 NICE 5BDRM, 3bth, 2 1. Open Meeting 6. MOTION on Straw- proval of Ordinance $840/mo. Call Danielle Rent car garage home in METAL ROOF/ WALL berry Subdivision Bond 2015-02 amending the (435)882-6112 for info. 2. Roll Call Overlake, walk to Panels, Pre-engineered 3. Discussion: Extension Request Pre- Bail Commissioners Poli- WHY RENT When You schools, new carpets. Metal Buildings. Mill - Open Meetings Train- sented by Roger Baker cies and Procedures of Can Buy? Zero down Seller motivated. prices for sheeting coil ing 7. Motion on Tooele the Grantsville City 2 Beautiful Homes — & Low Income pro- $189,000. Call Pam are at a 4 year low. You Presented by Spencer Highland Estates Subdi- Code. grams, 1st time & Sin- (435)840-2636 get the savings. 17 Col- Call vision - Preliminary and 5. Consideration of ap- 5 Garage Homestead! gle parent programs, ors prime material, cut - Strawberry Subdivision Final Plat Request Pre- proval of Resolution Planning on selling your Price Berna Sloan (435) to your exact length. Bond Extension Request sented by Jim Bolser 2015-02 appointing a home, you could be 840-5029 Group 1 CO Building Systems Presented by Roger 8. Motion on Utah Indus- Grantsville City Bail SECOND HOME: sending your sales 1-800-COBLDGS Baker trial Depot Subdivision Commissioner. 2250SQFT Rambler for points to up to 340,000 Reduced! • 2 Bdrm (ucan) - Ordinance 2015-03 An 13, Lot 1303 Amended - 6. Consideration of ap- rent $1200/mo, 4bdrm, households at once. • 2 Bath Ordinance of Tooele City Final Plat Request Pre- proval of Resolution 3bth, 2 car garage, For $163. you can Amending Tooele City sented by Jim Bolser 2015-03 amending • Rambler large yard fully fenced, place your 25 word Financial Code Chapter 7-26 Re- 9. Minutes Grantsville City Policies MAIN HOME: • Great shape NE Tooele. $700/dep. classified ad to all 45 Services garding Water Rights to 10. Invoices and Procedures regard- • 5 Bdrms No pets, no smoking, newspapers in Utah. • Options Clarify Water Rights Presented by Michelle ing policies and proce- no drinking. Glen Just call the Transcript BANKRUPTCY ON A • 4 Baths Conveyance Require- Pitt dures allowing driving 840-3399 Bulletin at 882-0050 for $350 BUDGET: Chap- • Quality, Comfort! Lower ments and to Make 11. Adjourn privileges of Grantsville all the details. (Mention ter 7 Bankruptcy, $350. Michelle Y. Pitt Entrance 2BDRM, 1BTH, laundry Technical Amendments City vehicles. • Artesian Well ucan) Credit Repair only Tooele City Recorder/ room, 1 car garage, Presented by Roger 7. Consideration of ap- $200. Stop Garnish- RDA Secretary • 5.61 ac. fenced backyard, no SELLING YOUR Baker proval of Resolution ments and Harassing Pursuant to the Ameri- pets, $775/mo , HOME? Advertise it in - Comcast Franchise 2015-04 adopting proce- • 2 Water Shares Upper Credit Card Calls. We cans with Disabilities dures for a Workers Entrance $750/dep. 137 N 2nd the classifieds. Call Agreement Presented by cater to your Needs to Act, Individuals Needing St. Call Jo e 882-0050 or visit Roger Baker Compensation Rebuild Your Credit! Special Accommoda- (435)840-1359 www.tooeletran - Tooele Highland Es- Return to Work Policy. 801-446-8216. Aspire tions Should Notify Mi- script.com tates Subdivision - Pre- 8. Consideration of allo- CreditSolutions.com 3BDRM 1BTH 4 garage liminary and Final Plat chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele cation of mitigation fees. (ucan) $1050/mo term first last Request Presented by City Recorder, at 9. Matters for Review: $750 deposit.! No 843-2110 prior to the a. Police Department Sell your structured set- Jim Bolser smoking.! Owner/agent Mobile Homes meeting. TDD Phone Annual Report for 2014. tlement or annuity pay- - Utah Industrial Depot (inactive) Number 843-2108 10. Mayor and Council ments for CASH NOW. Subdivision 13, Lot 1303 (435)680-0205. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile (Published in the Tran- Reports. You don't have to wait Amended - Final Plat home for rent, no smok- script Bulletin January 11. Closed Session (Per- for your future pay- Request Pre- 3BDRM 2BTH in Grants- ing/ pets. 882-1550 20, 2015) sonnel, Real Estate, Im- ments any longer! Call sented by Jim Bolser ville, double garage, minent Litigation). 1-800-681-3252 (ucan) 4. Close Meeting to Dis- fenced backyard, rent/ 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 12. Adjourn. lease with option, home for rent, no smok- cuss: SELLING YOUR - Property Acquisition Find Out What Christine Webb $800/dep. Call Dee ing/ pets. 882-1550 City Recorder SHANE BERGEN (435)849-1522 HOME? Advertise it in - Litigation Your Neighbors WANT TO get the latest the classifieds. Call 5. Adjourn Are Thinking In compliance with the 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile local news? Subscribe 882-0050 or visit Michelle Y. Pitt Americans with Disability home for rent, no smok- to the Transcript Bulle- www.tooeletran Tooele City Recorder/ Open Forum Act, Grantsville City will 435-840-0344 ing/ pets. 882-1550 tin. script.com RDA Secretary Every Tuesday accommodate reason- Pursuant to the Ameri- able requests to assist TOOELETRANSCRIPT persons with disabilities cans with Disabilities BULLETIN Act, Individuals Needing to participate in meet- H"EH#$%#.''(IJ+1-#K70#$'-1 2633 N. Mt. Glen Rd., Erda !!"#$%#&'(()*+,-#./+%0#$'-1 Special Accommoda- ings. Requests for assis- tions Should Notify Mi- tance may be made by chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele calling City Hall (435) City Recorder, at 884-3411 at least 3 days 843-2110 prior to the in advance of a meeting. meeting. (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January script BulletinFor January Sale20, 2015) 20, 2015) 794 E VINE ST New Build Home on 2.5 Acres 4.89 Acres of horse property Beautiful Home on 4.7 Acres Horse Prop. F5;U s<. )t. .a1#le. to #e #&(lt ! #ea&t()&l +o&-t./ 0o1e o- 2.45 a+.es 0o.se 7.o78 2;24 s<. )t.= 6 #e?.oo1= 3.5 #at0.oo1 Bea&t()&ll/ TOOELE $389,900 e.t/. T0(s (s a 1&st see: $525,000 )(-(s0e?. C7e- )loo. 7la-. $549,900 $219,900 ?@?#4%#"AA#B%0#>((+,+?@?#4%#"AA#B%0#>((+,+ @C@#D%#E"A#$%0#>((+,+ 55 E. Main, Ophir •Adjacent to Oquirrh Hills Golf Course • Fully Fenced • 3 Bdrms, 3 Bath Under Contract- Lg. Covered Patio Under - Storage Galore

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111 110 109 108 Under MAIN HOME: SECOND HOME: 15 beautiful 5 acre lots with 5 Bdrms • 4 Baths • 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath Quality • Comfort! • Rambler amazing views still available Construction Artesian Well • 5.61 acres • Great shape Use your own builder or one of ours. • Options Beautiful Rambler on 1.39 Acres Under Construction Beautiful Rambler 2 Water Shares $ Oa1(l/.oo1 D(t0 Ka<e? +e(l(-I. ; la&-?./ .oo1s. La.Ie ?(-(-I a.ea J E(t+0e-. Rxt.a la.Ie 7a-t./. T78 Sta.t(-I at 99,000 PalEo&t #ase1e-t DQ;-? E(t+0e-. $269,900 I.a?es t0.o&I0o&t= I.a-(te +o&-t. $329,900 Call Laramie Dunn Call LaramieTooele County’sDunn for Real ALL Estate Specialist For any of your real estate your Real Estate needs needs, call 435-224-4000 Shane Bergen HotHomesTooele.com 435-840-0344 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 10-026-0-0003 TRA: Trust No. 1388494-20 Ref: knotts, james IMPORTANT NO- TICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED January 10, 2004 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU PUBLIC NOTICE SHOULD CONTACT A The Grantsville City LAWYER. On February Council will hold a work 24, 2015, at 4:30pm, meeting at 6:00 p.m. on James H. Woodall, as Wednesday, January 21, duly appointed Trustee 2015 at 429 East Main under and pursuant to Street, Grantsville, UT Deed of Trust recorded 84029. The agenda is as January 22, 2004, as follows: inst. No. 217458, in book WORK MEETING 918, page 598, of Official AGENDA: Records in the office of 1. Discussion of Police the County Recorder of Department funding. Tooele County, State of 2. Adjourn. Utah executed by James PUBLIC NOTICE L. Knotts, An Unmarried The Grantsville City Man WILL SELL AT Council will hold its regu- PUBLIC AUCTION TO lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. HIGHEST BIDDER, on Wednesday, January PAYABLE IN LAWFUL 21, 2015 at 429 East MONEY OF THE Main Street, Grantsville, UNITED STATES AT UT 84029. The agenda THE TIME OF SALE, is as follows: (SUCCESSFUL BID- CALL TO ORDER AND DERS MUST TENDER PLEDGE OF ALLE- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 GIANCE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS ROLL CALL TO THE TRUSTEE AT AGENDA: THE TIME OF SALE, 1. Mayor's Youth WITH THE BALANCE Awards. DUE BY NOON THE 2. Public Comments. FOLLOWING BUSI- 3. Summary Action NESS DAY, AT THE Items. OFFICE OF THE TRUS- a. Approval of Minutes TEE), At the tooele b. Approval of Bills county courthouse 74 c. Personnel Matters South 100 East Tooele, 4. Consideration of ap- Utah all right, title and in- proval of Ordinance terest conveyed to and 2015-02 amending the now held by it under said Bail Commissioners Poli- Deed of Trust in the cies and Procedures of property situated in said the Grantsville City NOTICE OF TRUS- County and State de- Code. TEE'S SALE scribed as: Lot 3, 5. Consideration of ap- APN: 10-026-0-0003 amended plat of sutton proval of Resolution TRA: Trust No. subdivision of grantsville 2015-02 appointing a 1388494-20 Ref: knotts, city, according to the offi- Grantsville City Bail james IMPORTANT NO- cial plat thereof, as re- Commissioner. TICE TO PROPERTY corded in the office of 6. Consideration of ap- OWNER YOU ARE IN the county recorded of proval of Resolution DEFAULT UNDER A said county. The street 2015-03 amending DEED OF TRUST, address and other com- Grantsville City Policies DATED January 10, mon designation, if any, and Procedures regard- 2004 UNLESS YOU of the real property de- PUBLIC NOTICE ing policies and proce- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- scribed above is pur- Notice of Approved dures allowing driving TECT YOUR PROP- ported to be: 412 West Permit Modifications privileges of Grantsville ERTY, IT MAY BE Richard Street Grants- The Utah Hazardous City vehicles. SOLD AT A PUBLIC ville Ut 84029 Esti- Waste Rules require that 7. Consideration of ap- SALE. IF YOU NEED mated Total Debt as of the Division of Solid and proval of Resolution AN EXPLANATION OF February 24, 2015 is Hazardous Waste main- 2015-04 adopting proce- THE NATURE OF THE $85,031.51. The under- tain a list of all approved dures for a Workers PROCEEDING signed Trustee disclaims permit modifications.! REQUEST FOR STATE- Compensation AGAINST YOU, YOU any liability for any incor- Annually, the Division is MENT OF QUALIFICA- Return to Work Policy. SHOULD CONTACT A rectness of the street ad- ANNOUNCEMENT OF required to provide no- TIONS 8. Consideration of allo- LAWYER. On February dress and other common APPOINTMENT tice that an updated list Tooele City Corpora- cation of mitigation fees. 24, 2015, at 4:30pm, designation, if any, AND NOTICE TO of modifications is avail- tion 9. Matters for Review: James H. Woodall, as shown herein. Said sale CREDITORS able for public review 90 North Main a. Police Department duly appointed Trustee will be made, but without Estate of Boyd Robert during normal business Tooele, Utah 84074 Annual Report for 2014. under and pursuant to covenant or warranty, Powelson, Deceased, hours at the following lo- Notice is given hereby 10. Mayor and Council Deed of Trust recorded express or implied, re- Probate No. cation: that TOOELE CITY Reports. January 22, 2004, as garding title, possession, 153300002. Utah Department of En- CORPORATION, (herein 11. Closed Session (Per- inst. No. 217458, in book condition, or encum- Gina Powelson whose vironmental Quality after "OWNER") will ac- sonnel, Real Estate, Im- 918, page 598, of Official brances, including fees, mailing address is 178 Division of Solid and cept Statement of Quali- minent Litigation). Records in the office of charges and expenses West 670 North, Tooele, Hazardous Waste fications for the purpose 12. Adjourn. the County Recorder of of the Trustee and of the Utah 84074, has been 195 North 1950 West, of pre-qualifying bidders Christine Webb Tooele County, State of trusts created by said appointed personal rep- 2nd Floor for construction of the City Recorder Utah executed by James Deed of Trust, to pay the resentative of the Salt Lake City, Utah SR-36 Waterline Re- InTUESDAY compliance January with the 20,L. Knotts,2015 An Unmarried remaining principle sums above-entitled estate. For further information, placement Project.! The Americans with Disability Man WILL SELL AT of the note(s) secured by Creditors of theTOOELE estate TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN please contact Carlee project will consist gen-B7 Act, Grantsville City will PUBLIC AUCTION TO said Deed of Trust. The are hereby notified to (1) Christoffersen, Environ- erally of the following: accommodate reason- HIGHEST BIDDER, current beneficiary of the deliver or mail their writ- mental Program Coordi- Furnish and installation ablePublic requests Notices to assist PAYABLEPublic INNotices LAWFUL TrustPublic Deed Notices as of the tenPublic claims Notices to the per- Public Notices Public Notices nator,Public Utah Notices Department Public Notices ofPublic approximately Notices 9,000 personsMeetings with disabilities MONEYTrustees OF THE date Trustees of this notice is: sonalMiscellaneous representative at Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ofMiscellaneous Environmental Qual- Miscellaneous linearMiscellaneous feet of new 12 to to participate in meet- UNITED STATES AT Everbank and the re- the address above; (2) ity, (801) 536-0233.! In 16-inch diameter water- ings. Requests for assis- THE TIME OF SALE, cord owners of the prop- deliver or mail their writ- INVITATION TO BID NOTICE TO CREDI- compliance with the SUMMONS FOR PUB- line, water service later- tance may be made by (SUCCESSFUL BID- erty as of the recording ten claims to the per- STANSBURY PARK TORS AND AN- Americans with Disabili- LICATION als, hydrants, valves, calling City Hall (435) DERS MUST TENDER of the Notice of Default sonal representative's SERVICE AGENCY NOUNCEMENT OF AP- ties Act, individuals with Bolinder Resources, and related facilities, to 884-3411 at least 3 days A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 is/are:. Knotts, James L. attorney of record, John GOLF COURSE POND POINTMENT special needs (including Plaintiff v. Todd Ham- be constructed within the in advance of a meeting. IN CERTIFIED FUNDS James H. Woodall, W. Murray at 299 S. NOs. 14 & 15 IM- Estate of BRUCE GOR- auxiliary communicative mond and Premier Ex- existing SR-36 ROW be- (Published in the Tran- TO THE TRUSTEE AT TRUSTEE 10808 River Main, Suite 1300, Salt PROVEMENTS DON ORR, Deceased. aids and services) cavating & Construc- tween Old Canyon Road script Bulletin January THE TIME OF SALE, Front Parkway, Suite Lake City, Utah 84111; Separate sealed bids will Probate No. 143300105 should contact Dana tion, LLC, Defendants and 600 North. 20, 2015) WITH THE BALANCE 175 South Jordan Ut or (3) file their written be received by Stans- LINDA ORR whose ad- Powers, Office of Human Case # 148000293 Statement of Qualifica- DUE BY NOON THE 84095 (801)254-9450 claims with the Clerk of bury Park Service dress is 807 South 730 Resources, at (801) To: Todd Hammond tions (SOQ"s) will be re- FOLLOWING BUSI- James H. Woodall Sig- the District Court in Agency located at 1 West, Tooele, Utah 499-2117, TDD (801) and Premier Excavat- ceived by the OWNER in Public Notices NESS DAY, AT THE nature/By Tooele, or otherwise pre- Country Club #1, Stans- 84074 has been ap- 536-4414 or by email at ing & Construction, their office located at 90 Trustees OFFICE OF THE TRUS- Dated: January 12, sent their claims as re- bury Park, UT 84074 un- pointed Personal Repre- [email protected]. LLC, Defendants North Main, Tooele, TEE), At the tooele 2015 DLPP-441313 quired by Utah law within til 3:00 p.m. on Monday, sentative of the estate of (Published in the Tran- A small claims case has Utah 84074 until !3:00 Deadline for public no- county courthouse 74 (Published in the Tran- three months after the February 2, 2015. Bid- the above-named dece- script Bulletin January been filed against you. p.m. !on !!!January 22, tices is 4 p.m. the day South 100 East Tooele, script Bulletin January date of the first publica- ding Documents will be dent. All persons having 20, 2015) You are summoned to 2015. Upon receipt of prior to publication. Utah all right, title and in- 20, 27 & February 3, tion of this notice or be available beginning at claims against the above appear at trial to answer the SOQ"s, the City will Public notices submit- terest conveyed to and 2015) forever barred. 9:00 a.m. on Monday, estate are required to SUMMONS a claim based upon your evaluate them and de- ted past the deadline now held by it under said Date of first publication: January 19, 2015. Con- present them to the un- Case No. 144300337 failure to make payment velop a list of pre-quali- will not be accepted. Deed of Trust in the Tuesday January 13, tact the Service Agency dersigned or to the Clerk Emylee Sue Glidden, for deliveries you re- fied bidders who will UPAXLP property situated in said Public Notices 2015 (435) 882-6188 for in- of the Court on or before Petitioner vs. Walter ceived from Bolinder Re- then be invited to bid on County and State de- Water User John W. Murray structions on how to ob- the 6th day of April, Culpepper, Respon- sources in April and May the above mentioned NOTICE OF TRUS- scribed as: Lot 3, 299 S. Main, Suite tain an electronic copy of 2015, or said claims dent. 2012. The amount due, project.! The City may TEE'S SALE amended plat of sutton Deadline for public no- 1300, Salt Lake City, the contract documents. shall be forever barred. THE STATE OF UTAH including interest, now select the broadest set APN: 10-026-0-0003 subdivision of grantsville tices is 4 p.m. the day Utah 84111 This project consists of LINDA ORR TO: Walter Culpepper totals $10,749.95. The of firms to meet its TRA: Trust No . city, according to the offi- prior to publication. (801)292-9600 constructing an HDPE 807 South 730 West You are summoned and Affidavit containing addi- needs. 1388494-20 Ref: knotts, cial plat thereof, as re- Public notices submit- (Published in the Tran- liner, pond control struc- Tooele, Utah 84074 required to file an AN- tional details of this claim Requests for the SOQ james IMPORTANT NO- corded in the office of ted past the deadline script Bulletin January tures, miscellaneous T elephone No . SWER in writing to the is on file at the Tooele guidelines may be ob- TICE TO PROPERTY the county recorded of will not be accepted. 13, 20 & 27, 2015) earthwork, and buried (435)830-1328 VERIFIED PARENTAGE County Justice Court. tained by contacting the OWNER YOU ARE IN said county. The street UPAXLP piping within Pond 15 (Published in the Tran- PETITION with the clerk You may obtain a copy Tooele City Public DEFAULT UNDER A address and other com- (approximately 29,125 script Bulletin January 6, of the court at 74 South by contacting the clerk of Works Department, as DEED OF TRUST, mon designation, if any, NOTICE TO CREDI- sq. ft.). Pond 14 will 13 & 20, 2015) 100 East, Tooele, UT court. A hearing on this shown below: DATED January 10, Public Notices of the real property de- TORS AND AN- consist of constructing a 84074 and to serve matter has been set for Jim Bolser, Public 2004 UNLESS YOU PUBLIC NOTICE scribed above is pur- Miscellaneous NOUNCEMENT OF AP- new control structure at upon, or mail to Emylee March 20, 2015. Works Director TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Notice of Approved ported to be: 412 West POINTMENT the discharge point. Sue Glidden at 74 South Dated this 12th day of Tooele City Corpora- TECT YOUR PROP- Permit Modifications Richard Street Grants- Deadline for public no- Estate of AMOS MAS- Bid Security of 5% shall 100 East, Tooele, UT January, 2015. tion ERTY, IT MAY BE The Utah Hazardous ville Ut 84029 Esti- tices is 4 p.m. the day CARENAS, SR, De- accompany each bid. A 84074, a copy of your (Published in the Tran- 90 North Main SOLD AT A PUBLIC Waste Rules require that mated Total Debt as of prior to publication. ceased. non mandatory pre-bid ANSWER, within 21 script Bulletin January Tooele, Utah 84074 SALE. IF YOU NEED the Division of Solid and February 24, 2015 is Public notices submit- Probate No. 143300108 meeting will be held at days if you are served in 13, 20, 27 & February 3, (435) 843-2130 AN EXPLANATION OF Hazardous Waste main- $85,031.51. The under- ted past the deadline CORA MASCARENAS the Service Agencies of- the State of Utah, or 2015) [email protected] THE NATURE OF THE tain a list of all approved signed Trustee disclaims will not be accepted. whose address is 635 fice located at the above within 30 days if you are (Published in the Tran- PROCEEDING permit modifications. REQUEST FOR STATE- any liability for any incor- UPAXLP Fairview Circle, Tooele, address at 3:00 p.m. on ! served outside the State script Bulletin January AGAINST YOU, YOU Annually, the Division is MENT OF QUALIFICA- rectness of the street ad- Utah 84074 has been Monday, February 27, of Utah, after service of 13 & 20, 2015) SHOULD CONTACT A ANNOUNCEMENT OF dress and other common appointed Personal Rep- 2015. The Agency re- required to provide no- this SUMMONS upon TIONS LAWYER. On February APPOINTMENT designation, if any, resentative of the estate serves the right to reject tice that an updated list you. If you fail to do so, Tooele City Corpora- 24, 2015, at 4:30pm, AND NOTICE TO shown herein. Said sale of the above-named de- all bids and rebid the of modifications is avail- judgment by default will tion James H. Woodall, as CREDITORS will be made, but without cedent. All persons hav- project, and/or make re- able for public review be taken against you for 90 North Main duly appointed Trustee Estate of Boyd Robert covenant or warranty, ing claims against the ductions in or expand during normal business the relief demanded in Tooele, Utah 84074 Invite the under and pursuant to Powelson, Deceased, express or implied, re- above estate are re- the scope of work if hours at the following lo- the VERIFIED PARENT- Notice is given hereby Deed of Trust recorded P r o b a t e N o . Whole garding title, possession, quired to present them to needed. Please direct cation: AGE PETITION, which that TOOELE CITY January 22, 2004, as 153300002. condition, or encum- the undersigned or to the any questions to Randall Utah Department of En- has been filed with the CORPORATION, (herein inst. No. 217458, in book Gina Powelson whose Town to brances, including fees, Clerk of the Court on or Jones at (435) 830-7271 vironmental Quality clerk of the court and a after "OWNER") will ac- 918, page 598, of Official mailing address is 178 charges and expenses before the 6th day of or rjones@stansbury Division of Solid and copy of which is at- cept Statement of Quali- Records in the office of West 670 North, Tooele, Your Yard of the Trustee and of the April, 2015, or said park.org. Hazardous Waste tached and served on fications for the purpose the County Recorder of Utah 84074, has been trusts created by said claims shall be forever (Published in the Tran- 195 North 1950 West, you. READ THESE PA- of pre-qualifying bidders Tooele County, State of appointed personal rep- Sale! Deed of Trust, to pay the barred. script Bulletin January 2nd Floor PERS CAREFULLY. for construction of the Utah executed by James resentative of the remaining principle sums Cora Mascarenas 20, 2015) Salt Lake City, Utah These papers mean that SR-36 Waterline Re- L. Knotts, An Unmarried above-entitled estate. For further information, placement Project.! The of the note(s) secured by 635 Fairview Circle you are being sued. TOOELE RANSCRIPT Man WILL SELL AT Creditors of the estate T said Deed of Trust. The Tooele, UT 84074 please contact Carlee Emylee Sue Glidden project will consist gen- BULLETIN PUBLIC AUCTION TO are hereby notified to (1) current beneficiary of the Telephone No . Christoffersen, Environ- Petitioner erally of the following: HIGHEST BIDDER, deliver or mail their writ- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Trust Deed as of the (435)882-5434 mental Program Coordi- (Published in the Tran- Furnish and installation PAYABLE IN LAWFUL ten claims to the per- BULLETIN date of this notice is: (Published in the Tran- nator, Utah Department script Bulletin January of approximately 9,000 MONEY OF THE sonal representative at 882-0050 Everbank and the re- script Bulletin January 6, of Environmental Qual- 13, 20, 27 & February 3, linear feet of new 12 to UNITED STATES AT the address above; (2) cord owners of the prop- 13 & 20, 2015) ity, (801) 536-0233.! In 2015) 16-inch diameter water- THE TIME OF SALE, deliver or mail their writ- erty as of the recording compliance with the line, water service later- (SUCCESSFUL BID- ten claims to the per- of the Notice of Default Americans with Disabili- als, hydrants, valves, DERS MUST TENDER sonal representative's is/are:. Knotts, James L. ties Act, individuals with and related facilities, to A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 attorney of record, John James H. Woodall, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING special needs (including be constructed within the INLewis, CERTIFIED Young, Robertson FUNDS & Burningham, Inc. has completedW. Murray a feasibility at 299 study S. on the proposed incorporation of the Stansbury Park area. The results of the TRUSTEE 10808 River auxiliary communicative existing SR-36 ROW be- TO THE TRUSTEE AT Main, Suite 1300, Salt study will be presented to Frontthe public Parkway, at two separate Suite meetings. Following each presentation, questions and comments from the publicaids will be and accepted. services) tween Old Canyon Road THE TIME OF SALE, Lake City, Utah 84111; should contact Dana Inspiringand 600Healthy North. Lives 175 South Jordan Ut WITH THE BALANCE or (3) file their written 84095 (801)254-9450 Powers, Office of Human Statement of Qualifica- DUE BY NOON THE claims with the Clerk of JANUARYJames 27, 2015 H. (TUESDAY),Woodall Sig- 7:00 P.M. Resources, at (801) tions (SOQ"s) will be re- FOLLOWING BUSI- the District Court in FEBRUARY 5, 2015 nature/By 499-2117, TDD (801) ceived by the OWNER in NESS DAY, AT Stansbury THE High School AuditoriumTooele, or otherwise pre- (THURSDAY) @ 7:00 PM Dated: January 12, 536-4414 or by email at their office located at 90 OFFICE OF THE TRUS- sent their claims as re- 20155300 DLPP-441313 N. Stallion Way Rose Springs Elementary [email protected]. North Main, Tooele, TEE), At the tooele quired by Utah law within Stansbury(Published Park, in theUT Tran-84074 (Published in the Tran- Utah 84074 until !3:00 county courthouse 74 three months after the 5349 No. Insbrook Place script Bulletin January script Bulletin January p.m. !on !!!January 22, South 100 East Tooele, date of the first publica- Stansbury Park, UT 84074 20, 27 & February 3, 20, 2015) 2015. Upon receipt of Utah all right, title and in- tion of this notice or be 2015) the SOQ"s, the City will terestBelow conveyedis a summary to andof the feasibility study. A full copyforever of the barred. study is available for inspection and copying at the Tooele County Clerk’s Office, 47 S. Main, evaluate them and de- nowRoom held #318, by it in under Tooele said or on the County website at www.co.tooele.ut.us.Date of first publication: velop a list of pre-quali- Deed of Trust in the Tuesday January 13, fied bidders who will property situated in said 2015 then be invited to bid on County and State de- John W. Murray the above mentioned scribed as: Lot 3, 299 S. Main, Suite project.! The City may amended plat of sutton 1300, Salt Lake City, select the broadest set subdivision of grantsville Utah 84111 of firms to meet its city, according to the offi- (801)292-9600 needs. cial plat thereof, as re- (Published in the Tran- EachRequests month for the SOQin the corded in the office of script Bulletin January guidelines may be ob- the county recorded of 13, 20 & 27, 2015) tained by contacting the said county. The street Tooele TranscriptTooele City Public Bulletin address and other com- Works Department, as mon designation, if any, shown below: of the real property de- Subscribe: 882-0050Jim Bolser, • 58 Public N. Main, Tooele scribed above is pur- Works Director ported to be: 412 West Tooele City Corpora- Richard Street Grants- tion ville Ut 84029 Esti- TOOELE 90 North Main mated Total Debt as of TTooele,RANSCRIPT Utah 84074 February 24, 2015 is (435) 843-2130 $85,031.51. The under- [email protected] signed Trustee disclaims (Published in the Tran- any liability for any incor- script Bulletin January rectness of the street ad- 13 & 20, 2015) dress and other common designation, if any, TOOELE shown herein. Said sale TRANSCRIPT will be made, but without ULLETIN covenant or warranty, B express or implied, re- garding title, possession, condition, or encum- brances, including fees, A Full-Color Learning and charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the Activity Page Just for Kids! trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin remaining principle sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is: Everbank and the re- cord owners of the prop- erty as of the recording of the Notice of Default is/are:. Knotts, James L. James H. Woodall, TRUSTEE 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 James H. Woodall Sig- nature/By Dated: January 12, 2015 DLPP-441313 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 20, 27 & February 3, 2015)

DATED this 6th day of January, 2015. TOOELE BY ORDER OF THE TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSION: Subscribe TRANSCRIPT MARILYN K. GILLETTE, Clerk/Auditor 882-0050 BULLETIN (Please publish on January 13, 20 & 27, 2015) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 20, 2015

Kendal continued from page B1 she’s here today is fabulous.” Kendal was placed in a medi- cally induced coma after the accident to allow her brain to heal before awakening in late September. During that time, she also had surgery to remove part of her skull in order to relieve pressure on her brain. After spending time in Hawaii, where her parents moved after Kendal graduated from Stansbury High in 2012, the Levines returned to Utah, where Kendal continues to make enormous strides in her recovery. “We always knew she would [recover],” Melody Levine said. “It’s a little quicker than we thought, but we’re excited and we’re glad. “She’s not the same person she was months ago. She’s come out of it. Her memory and her thoughts are com- ing back and she’s starting to remember who she was. Her same mannerisms are all there.” Kendal, who wore her famil- iar No. 10 Stansbury High basketball jersey as she sat in her wheelchair positioned next to the Stallions’ bench on Thursday night, remains opti- mistic about her recovery. She feels that her rehab is going well, and spoke briefly to the crowd at halftime, receiving another loud ovation. Stansbury’s gym was full of tributes to Kendal, with well-wishers writing words of encouragement on a banner hanging near the entrance. Students in the front row held up large letters spelling out her name, and from the moment she first entered the gym, there was a palpable buzz. Shortly after Kendal arrived, Newton took her into the Stallions’ locker room, where the team was preparing for its game against rival Tooele. She provided an emotional lift for Stansbury, which won the game 55-51. “She has come so far from when her accident [hap- pened],” Stansbury senior FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Kallie Stewart said. “With her Former Stansbury High School basketball player Kendal Levine raises her hand to the cheers of the crowd. Levine took to the gymnasium’s center court with her mother Melody and basketball announcer Mike being able to acknowledge us Jensen at last Thursday’s home game. and know what was happening, it was more of a boost. It was brought up, including Kendal’s so cool to see her interact with senior tribute from two years us.” prior. In that tribute, she listed The Stallions then came out her goals as wanting to play for warmups wearing special T- college basketball (which she shirts bearing Kendal’s No. 10. did at Casper Community After the teams finished College in Wyoming), to serve warming up, Kendal was a mission for the LDS Church, brought out to center court for to get married and to some- the pregame festivities. day replace Newton as the During the pregame cer- Stallions’ head coach, a mem- emony, many memories were ory that brought laughter from

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Former Stansbury High School basketball player Kendal Levine raises her hand to the cheers of the crowd. Levine took to the gymnasium’s center court with her parents Melody and David, announcer Mike Jensen and Stansbury girls basketball coach Kenzie Newton at last Thursday’s home game. Levine was honored during a pregame ceremony.

everyone in attendance. emotional roller coaster of had for a girls basketball game response that the community Then, as the starting line- not knowing how she’s going here.” has given us,” David Levine ups for Thursday’s game were to come out of it or if she’s The tributes continued said. “When we got here to announced, Levine was intro- going to come out of it. The throughout the evening. Utah two months ago, all she duced along with the rest of the progress she’s making — she’s Spectators donated more than could do was raise her right Stallions’ starters. just inspiring so many people. $1,700 during halftime in an hand. The fact that she’s sit- “It was emotional,” Newton She was that way as a player, effort to help fund Kendal’s ting here enjoying a basketball said. “I was just thinking, but you could see the way our recovery. game two months later, I think FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ‘I’m so glad she’s here,’ with community responded. That “We’re just so happy that’s a pretty big milestone.” Tooele Cheerleader Tenevy Dingess writes a note to Kendal Levine to stay strong on a giant banner in the gym. all that’s happened and the was the most fans we’ve ever and overwhelmed with the [email protected] Inspiring Healthy Lives Look for it every month in your Tooele Transcript Bulletin TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN