Program Readies to Close 200 Abandoned Mines at Gold Hill

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Passion for woodworking See A8 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY January 17, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 123 No. 66 $1.00 Program readies to close 200 Wendover

TOOELE COUNTY Grantsville Tooele abandoned mines at Gold Hill

Stockton MARK WATSON remote southwest corner of Land Management, and Utah rebar grates,” Rohrer said. STAFF WRITER Tooele County this spring. School and Institutional Trust “Over the years there have Area of mine closures Exploring abandoned mines The land is known as the Lands Administration, and been several accidents nation- sounds adventurous, but it can Clifton Hills area and covers private holdings, according to wide involving open mines

Gold Hill Dugway also be deadly. 29,485 acres or 46 square AMR project manager Chris since our program started in For that reason, the Utah miles. Most of the mine shafts Rohrer. 1982,” he added. “Nationwide, Vernon Division of Oil, Gas and Mining are shallow at 20- to 60-feet “We are coordinating with there have been 11 fatalities Ibapah Abandoned Mine Reclamation deep. landowners to select accept- since 1982 and several injuries. DEEP CREEK MOUNTAINS (AMR) program plans to close The mines are located on able methods including back- Callao 200 mine openings in the lands owned by the Bureau of filling, masonry walls and SEE MINES PAGE A10 ➤

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TIM GILLIE that was providing the money STAFF WRITER to operate the facility ended,” It’s been empty for 18 he said. “And we could not months, but Tooele County’s access other HUD funding former transitional housing because the original grant to facility is ready for tenants buy the housing restricted the again, a county official says. kind of people that could stay The last occupants moved in the facility.” out of the housing facility on The transitional housing East Vine Street in Tooele City facility opened in November in June 2015. 2011 after Tooele County That’s when federal regu- bought the home from for- lations tied up funding for mer Tooele City Councilman operating the housing facil- John Hansen in April 2011 ity, according to Tooele with $458,570 in HUD grant County Commissioner Myron money. Bateman. The 6,796-square-foot “The original HUD [U.S. home, once the company hos- Department of Housing and Urban Development] program SEE HOMELESS PAGE A7 ➤ FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Grantsville City Police Chief Kevin Turner will retire in early February and become the new chief of police for Ferndale, Washington. He became Grantsville’s police chief in June 2012. Chief Turner to retire and looks to new job in Washington state

STEVE HOWE start date of Feb. 6. “It was a little bit tough at first STAFF WRITER During his time at the head of the because I didn’t realize how behind the After nearly five years with the department, Turner oversaw a number times Grantsville was when I started,” Grantsville City Police Department, of significant changes, including an Turner said. “They were still using Chief Kevin Turner will retire at the update to 21st-century technology. typewriters.” beginning of February. When he became chief in June 2012, The department had purchased Turner will next serve as the chief of the department was still using filing computers and a record management FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO police in Ferndale, Washington, follow- cabinets and index cards in its record- After an 18-month delay, the county’s transitional housing facility on Vine ing his retirement, with an expected keeping system. SEE TURNER PAGE A10 ➤ Street in Tooele City will reopen.

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:49 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Thursday 7:49 a.m. 5:32 p.m. Friday 7:48 a.m. 5:33 p.m. Saturday 7:47 a.m. 5:34 p.m. Sunday 7:47 a.m. 5:35 p.m. Monday 7:46 a.m. 5:36 p.m. Midvalley Hwy., SR-201 make priority list W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:45 a.m. 5:38 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday none 11:29 a.m. TIM GILLIE tion this year,”protection. he0-2 Low;said 3-5 during Moderate; 6-7a High; 8-10projects. “This is what we are looking Thursday 12:21 a.m. 11:59 a.m. STAFF WRITER town hallVery meeting High; 11+ Extreme last Thursday Contrary to Gov. Gary at,” Sagers said. “The state will Friday 1:18 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Tooele County commuters may at Tooele Applied Technology Herbert’s recommendation to not bond for $250 million this year Saturday 2:14 a.m. 1:03 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 3:10 a.m. 1:38 p.m. want to keep an eye on the state College. “BothStatistics for projects the week ending have Jan. risen16. incur additional debt at this time, and another $250 million next Cloudy with snow A little snow in the Cloudy most of the Intervals of clouds and Monday 4:04 a.m. 2:18 p.m. Mostly cloudy Periods of snow Legislature this year. A little snow atto times the topTemperatures of UDOT’s pending Sagers said the Legislature is year. We don’t want to identify Tuesday 4:57 a.m. 3:02 p.m. tapering off, 4-8” afternoon time sunshine 2017 may the year that two project list.”High/Low past week 48/16prepared to authorize bonds for the projects. We want UDOT to Last New First Full major transportation projects Rep. DougNormal Sagers, high/low past R-Tooele, week 39/22essential transportation projects. identify the projects. If UDOT 35 26 36 27 35 27 33 16 35 26 35 18 33 17 Average temp past week 30.0 for Tooele County finally move who alsoNormal spoke average at the temp town past week hall 30.6 If the Legislature approves selects the projects then politics TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERforward, according to Sen. Daniel meeting, Dailysaid Temperatures that the Midvalley High Lowbonding for transportation proj- are avoided, with Midvalley #1 Jan 19 Jan 27 Feb 3 Feb 10 Shown is Wednesday’s Thatcher, R-West Valley City. Highway was the number ects, the Midvalley Highway will on the priority list it will be fund- Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and “The Midvalley Highway and one project on UDOT’s pend- be funded, as long as UDOT is ed this year.” SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO AccuWeather, Inc. ©2017 the SR-201 extension into Tooele ing project list, following the allowed to follow its priority list, Wednesday night’s lows. Sen. Daniel Thatcher shows the SafeUT app during his town ➤ County are gaining some trac- department’s objective analysis of according to Sagers. SEE MIDVALLEY PAGE A7 hall meeting Thursday night. UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B4 Grouse 28/14 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 27/24 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS B6 28/22 30/23 31/23 35/26 Ogden Stansbury Park Stallion wrestlers Tooele girls beat HOMETOWN A8 33/21 Erda 35/26 OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 34/26 Pine Canyon prevail Park City Salt Lake City 23/7 35/27 33/23 0.28 0.30 1.44 0.73 1.44 0.73 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 36/24 Bauer See B1 See B1 35/26 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 35/26 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 35/26 23/8 34/22 See Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price complete 35/26 32/15 Nephi forecast Rush Valley 35/22 33/25 Ophir on A7 34/24 Delta Manti 36/25 38/22 1.5 12.5 38.5 Green River Last Month Season 40/18 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 34/25 42/24 Moab 30/24 SNOWPACK Hanksville 41/23 Beaver 40/21 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 41/22 Ibapah 33/23 35/27 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 14.0 13.1 9.2 St. George 43/27 42/24 Average 9.8 7.3 4.9 51/38 Kanab 47/28 Eureka Percent of average 143% 179% 188% 33/23 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2017 Area hospital is seeing more emergency room patients MARK WATSON “We see the exact same Lean Six Sigma program, a STAFF WRITER thing with a greater number methodology that relies on Emergency visits at of patients,” said Joe Carnell, a collaborative team effort Mountain West Medical ambulance service direc- to improve performance by Center jumped by more than tor for MWMC. “But we’ve systematically removing waste 1,500 visits in 2016 compared also noticed more and more in the emergency medical to 2015, according to hospital patients going directly to the process. administrators. ER department.” Prime time for emergencies “Over the past year, our The emergency staff con- is from noon to 8 p.m. daily. emergency numbers have sists of several departments at grown from 40 to 45 a day in the hospital such as registra- “Sometime we get started one year,” said Scott Rounds, tion, cardio pulmonary, lab a little earlier than that at 10 emergency department direc- services, radiology, pharmacy a.m.,” Rounds said. tor at MWMC. “That may not and housekeeping. Carnell said a device that sound like a lot, but when “We see everyone from has improved care inside the average patient-stay is severe trauma patients from ambulances is the Lucas 3, a two to three hours in a bed, it a car accident to someone mechanical chest compression mounts up.” with minor cold symptoms,” system designed to improve Those five extra cases per Rounds said. outcomes of sudden cardiac day mean an increase in more Carnell said there are 43 arrest victims. than 1,500 incidents over the Emergency Medical Services “All six ambulances have past year, he added. workers on his ambulance these new devices,” he said. Hospital staff believe the staff comprised of paramed- Carnell also said the ambu- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO increase in emergency num- ics and advanced Emergency lance crews’ relationship with Mountain West Medical Center paramedics transport an injured player at a girls basketball in December. bers is due to the county’s Medical Technicians who emergency staff at the hospi- growing population, but also provide 24/7 coverage. tal is vital. feel the public is becoming Two ambulances are sta- “The ER is the front door more comfortable with the tioned in Tooele City, one in of the hospital, and our efficiency and service at the Grantsville, one in Stanbury ambulance crew is almost the local hospital. Park, one in Rush Valley and hospital’s outreach into the “If we get patients through one in Vernon. community,” he said. “It is our processes and provide “We’ve increased our staff- interesting to see the increase excellent clinical service with ing to serve the public better,” in trust we’ve been receiving great doctors and nurses, then he said. “Out in the field, from the community.” patients are more satisfied,” we’ve noticed that people About 70 individuals work Rounds said. in the community are more in some capacity to handle He added the hospital is receptive and positive about medical emergencies at taking measures to improve our services, which is a huge MWMC. Nearly 30 work with services. The goal is to trim change from previous years. emergency services at the the average amount of time We service a diverse commu- hospital and another 40 with a patient needs to stay in the nity; we treat everything.” ambulance services. As Tooele hospital for an emergency. Emergency service person- County grows in population, The rise in ER patients over nel continue to take courses the need for emergency medi- the past year has also caused to earn accreditation in a cal services grows, hospital FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO more demand for ambulance variety of medical proce- officials said. The Mountain West Medical Center Emergency Department has seen an increase in the number of patients seen at services in the county. dures. Rounds mentioned the [email protected] the Tooele City facility. In 2016 the department treated 1,500 more patients than in 2015.

Grantsville man arrested and Erda woman arrested and charged for theft of property charged with drug possession STEVE HOWE North Main Street for an contained a white, crystal- STEVE HOWE after he was arrested by admitted to stealing and pawn- STAFF WRITER unknown problem. Police lized substance, black tar STAFF WRITER Grantsville City police officers ing items, according to the An Erda woman is fac- found Warr slumped over substance, crushed white pills A Grantsville man is facing on Jan. 9 at a Plaza Circle resi- probable cause statement. ing felony charges after she the steering wheel of a black and a green leafy substance, several felony theft charges dence. Higley even showed police the was arrested in connection vehicle. according to police. after he was arrested in con- According to a prob- pawn tickets for nine guns, a with drug possession last When an officer knocked In a search of the vehicle, nection with stealing and able cause statement from camera and a chainsaw he had Wednesday. on the window, Warr awoke a credit card that did not pawning items from a relative’s the Grantsville City Police in his bedroom. Heidi Alene Warr, 39, is and identified herself, the belong to Warr was also home where he lived. Department, officers respond- After Higley was placed charged with two counts of statement said. Warr said she found, according to the prob- Osten Lorenzo Higley, 24, ed to a medical assist call after under arrest, officers located second-degree felony posses- had fallen asleep while wait- able cause statement. is charged with five counts a relative said Higley had another pawn ticket in his sion with intent to distribute ing for her sister to arrive. Warr admitted to officers of second-degree felony theft stolen items and was making pocket for an additional gun, a Class C substance, as well Police noticed a glass pipe that she had used heroin and suicidal comments. the statement said. He was as misdemeanor charges of inside the vehicle and Warr methamphetamine earlier in Upon arrival, the officer transported and booked into manufacture or delivering was asked to step out of the the day, the statement said, spoke with the reporting party the Tooele County Detention drug paraphernalia and pos- vehicle. and she was placed under TOOELE TRANSCRIPT and Higley, the statement said. Center. session or use of a controlled Upon exiting the vehicle, arrest. BULLETIN The reporting party said Higley Higley is scheduled to make substance. Warr handed over two small Warr is scheduled to make had stolen and pawned guns his initial appearance in 3rd According to a prob- plastic containers to police her initial appearance in 3rd ADMINISTRATION and other miscellaneous items District Court on Tuesday able cause statement from from her jacket pocket, the District Court on Jan. 23 Scott C. Dunn Publisher belonging to them. before Judge Robert Adkins at the Tooele City Police probable cause statement at 10:28 a.m. before Judge Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus When officers questioned 9 a.m. Department, officers were said. The containers held Robert Adkins. OFFICE Higley about the thefts, he [email protected] dispatched to a location on several small plastic bags that [email protected] Bruce Dunn Controller Chris Evans Office Manager Vicki Higgins Customer Service Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager EDITORIAL Man arrested locally in connection to Iowa homicide David Bern Editor Tavin Stucki Sports Editor STEVE HOWE first-degree felony murder, rob- identified Jepson as the driver home, according to a release. of Investigation began to work Darren Vaughan Community News Editor STAFF WRITER bery and burglary in connec- of the Honda Civic, which was Jepson was arrested at the with officers from the Des Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor An Iowa man arrested in tion to a missing person case connected to a missing person scene by troopers due to an out- Moines Police Department, Tim Gillie Staff Writer Tooele County on Thursday involving an Iowa woman. case out of Des Moines. standing warrant from Iowa for according to UHP. Jepson was Steve Howe Staff Writer evening has been charged with A UHP trooper was dis- The Des Moines Police second-degree felony burglary. interviewed then booked into Mark Watson Staff Writer murder and burglary, according patched to mile marker 65 on Department began a homicide Upon discovering Jepson the Tooele County Detention ADVERTISING to the Utah Highway Patrol. Interstate 80 for a motorist investigation after Gloria Gary was driving Gary’s car, agents Center where he was held, Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Kyle Alexander Jepson, 22, assist in the westbound lanes. went missing and she was from the Utah Department of awaiting extradition to Iowa. Keith Bird Advertising Sales of Des Moines, is charged with When the trooper arrived, they found deceased within her Public Safety’s State Bureau [email protected] Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Pence goes from outsider to Trump’s inside man in Congress PRODUCTION Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager WASHINGTON (AP) Pence has forged an endur- “Opportunities to work built lasting ties with fellow said he planned to strip federal Darwin Cook Web Press Manager — When Mike Pence landed ing friendship with House together on issues like infra- lawmakers was through Bible dollars from their organization Dan Coats Pre-press Technician in Congress after the 2000 Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., structure and child care we study. as part of repeal of Obama’s Scott Spence Insert Technician election, he was a conserva- dating to their early years in think represent a significant Pence often joined Ryan, health care law. The organiza- tive agitator who often bucked Congress, along with other chance to bring together lead- House Financial Services tion pointed to Pence’s anti- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered President George W. Bush’s House Republicans crucial to ers in both political parties,” Chairman Jeb Hensarling, R- abortion record and history of by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, agenda. Seventeen years later, advancing Trump’s agenda. In Pence said after meeting with Texas, and Georgia Rep. Tom seeking to block federal dollars Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele he’s the vice president-elect early meetings with lawmak- Kaine. 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TUESDAY January 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Nelson to file legislative bill to keep Rush Valley aquifer safe from SITLA’s plans

TIM GILLIE needed for future residential for the selection of judges. allow two-thirds of the states’ limit the convention to con- STAFF WRITER and light industrial develop- “It’s a violation of separa- Legislatures to overturn any sidering amendments to limit One Tooele County legis- ment on its 19,000 acres of tion of powers,” he said. “The federal executive order, rule, restraints on federal spending, lator has a plan to stop the land in Rush Valley. Legislature has already set cri- regulation, other regulatory limit the power and jurisdic- School and Institutional Land Rush Valley ranchers pro- teria for prospective justices in action, or administrative rul- tion of the federal government, Trust Administration from tested the water rights appli- state statute.” ing. and limit the terms of office for grabbing 1.9 billion gallons of cations by SITLA. They have Nelson also wants to In a separate resolution, federal positions. water a year from Rush Valley. expressed concerns that water upgrade the Great Salt Lake Nelson is asking for Utah’s Following the 2020 decen- Rep. Merrill Nelson, R- levels in their wells are already Advisory Council to commis- Legislature to join with other nial U.S. Census, the state Grantsville, has requested a bill dropping and taking a longer sion status. state Legislatures in call- Legislature will redraw bound- be prepared for the 2017 leg- time to recharge. A commission would have ing for a convention to pro- aries for Congressional, state Merrill Nelson islative session titled, “Public In addition to the water sup- representation from the pose amendments the U.S. school board, state Senate, and Water Supplier Modifications.” plier modification legislation, Legislature and have more Constitution. state House of Representative Nelson’s resolution also Nelson said the bill’s intent Nelson will also sponsor bills to power to influence policy, he Article V of the U.S. districts. requires that when coun- is to stop SITLA from acquir- amend the judicial nominating said. Constitution allows for two- A resolution Nelson has ties are combined into single ing an enormous amount of process, strengthen protection “I’m interested in protecting thirds of the state Legislatures drafted for the 2017 legislative districts to be connected by a water rights from Rush Valley’s for the Great Salt Lake’s indus- our county’s industries that to call for a convention to session will establish standards commonly used road. aquifer. tries, establish standards for depend on the Great Salt Lake propose amendments the U.S. for the redistricting process. The resolution also contains “The bill will prevent SITLA redistricting in 2020, support — like salt, magnesium, and Constitution. This amendment Nelson’s proposed criteria a population-based formula for from qualifying as a public a proposed U.S. Constitutional titanium production and brine would still need to be rati- includes complying with state distributing legislative districts water supplier,” he said. amendment to reign in federal shrimping,” Nelson said. fied by two-thirds of the state and federal constitutions, and among counties that do not SITLA surprised Rush Valley executive authority, and a call Nelson is the sponsor of a Legislatures. creating districts that are equal have enough population to cre- ranchers, farmers and land- for a convention to amend legislative resolution support- So far eight state in population, contiguous and ate a district wholly within the owners in 2016 when it filed the constitution of the United ing an amendment to the U.S. Legislatures have passed leg- reasonably compact. county. applications with the Division States. Constitution that is sponsored islation calling for an Article V The resolution would also The Utah Legislature con- of Water Rights for rights to Nelson wants to strip by Utah Congressman Rob convention. A total of 34 are allow for small deviations in venes on Capitol Hill Jan. 23 6,000 acre-feet of water per authority from the Governor’s Bishop. needed to convene the conven- population to keep counties and will conclude March 9. year in Rush Valley. Commission on Criminal and Bishop’s proposed consti- tion, according to Nelson. and municipalities intact, [email protected] SITLA claimed the water is Juvenile Justice to set criteria tutional amendment would Nelson’s resolution would where practicable.

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• Editorial Editor David Bern • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum 435-882-0050

OUR VIEW Getting it right Government study committee needs to broadly represent all of the county When the Tooele County Council of Governments first proposed the idea in Spring 2014 for a study to be done on the current three-member county commission form of government, we editorially welcomed it — but with a proviso. COG’s proposal didn’t get far, but did come back a year later as a grass- roots citizens’ initiative, which collected more than 2,000 petition signatures and put Proposition #14 on last November’s General Election ballot. The momentum of that grass-roots initiative wasn’t lost by Election Day, with more than 11,500 voters — a 65 percent mandate — saying they did want a study committee appointed to consider and possibly recommend a change in the form of government of Tooele County. That victory immediately put into motion a process that is dictated by state code with deadlines. As explained in last Thursday’s front-page story headlined, “48 citizens apply for government study committee,” that process is underway. A five-member appointment council is now vetting those applications. To meet state code requirements, the appointment council has until Jan. 26 to pick 7 to 11 local citizens to serve on that committee. At first it may sound like an easy task. But if the effort is to select a committee that represents the county’s rural and urban areas, Democrats and Republicans, women and men, the selection process won’t be easy. Further making the selection process difficult is perhaps trying to select at least one member from each of the county’s main areas of urban and rural population: Tooele City, Grantsville City, Wendover City, Town of Stockton, Town of Vernon, Stansbury Park, Lake Point, Erda, Rush Valley and Ibapah. As appointment council chairman Kim Halladay said at last week’s meeting, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR “This task [completing the study] is enormous. I hope we find great people to do it.” Ultimate hypocrisy? well-heeled proponents with different tion has united to declare a fight to The study is a huge responsibility, fraught with challenges to conduct and American Indians have long objectives in mind. The pitch to the the death to undo this travesty on the conclude professionally. Yet, Halladay and the rest of the council will find pushed for a Bears Ears National Obama administration to make a des- rights of people everywhere. These “great” people to do it. The county abounds with such citizens who will enthu- Monument designation. But when ignation more to their liking was pret- representatives are also at the fore- siastically contribute for the next several months to produce a credible study Representatives Rob Bishop and ty much a natural course of action. front of the highly questionable “take that will withstand hard scrutiny. Jason Chaffetz proceeded with the When the proponents of the initiative back our public lands movement.” Is Which brings us to the proviso: Our support of the government study public land initiative to accomplish failed to get their act together, the this the ultimate hypocrisy or what? process in 2014 was predicated on the study committee being comprised of the designation, the Indians found president acted to create them monu- Philip Beck broad representation. Furthermore, the study’s data must be comprehensive, themselves left in the lurch in favor of ment. Now our congressional delega- Stansbury Park fact-based and be subjected to exhaustive public review before further action is taken. That proviso still stands. The three-member commission form of government has existed in Tooele GUEST OPINION County since 1896. Yet, the finished study may recommend a change because the study committee concludes it is needed to improve representation and service to the people. With the overall process just getting started, any conclusions may not be Meryl Streep completely misses the point known until later this year. And thankfully, local voters will have the final say if the committee recommends a change. uring the recent Golden Democratic Party, which championed Halladay is correct. The study is an enormous task. But only a study com- Globes ceremony in posh these social divisions. We saw this in mittee that broadly represents the county, and is committed to finding the Beverly Hills, California, the recent presidential election, as D Rachel Marsden facts, stands a chance of getting it right. May the appointment council choose celebrities preached diversity and scores of celebrities threw their sup- GUEST COLUMNIST well. tolerance, some of them subtly or not- port behind Democratic candidate so-subtly denouncing U.S. President- Hillary Clinton. elect Donald Trump. Meryl Streep, who received the GUEST OPINION Hollywood has traditionally been women during that era. I didn’t get to Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime an important force for America the end of a “Rocky” film and think, achievement in film at this year’s around the world, a “soft power” “Wow, that’s inspiring. Too bad Rocky Golden Globes, jetted from outgoing export of U.S. culture, influencing is a man and I’m a woman, so I guess President Barack Obama’s final White Trump should learn hearts, minds and values. That role none of this applies to me.” House party to the Globes ceremony, has eroded over time. What exactly Hollywood appealed to universal during which she slammed Trump happened to Hollywood? human values, regardless of race, gen- and celebrated diversity in her accep- from Obama’s failure During the Cold War era, films der or origin. That’s why it became tance speech. such as “Top Gun,” “Flashdance” and arguably the most successful soft Internationally, Hollywood went resident Barack Obama has “Rocky” promoted the ideals of hard power export in the history of the from being a leader in shaping global finally had it with Russia. It work and triumph over adversity. world. values to being a useful tool of the Ponly took eight years of cold After seeing “Rocky” as a child, I But then two unfortunate things very worst of what globalization rep- reality — topped off by the Russian went to sleep with extra motivation changed the nature of Hollywood. resents: the collusion of establishment interference in the November elec- to get up at 4 a.m. the next morning On the domestic front, Hollywood elites at the expense of the average tion — to make the outgoing presi- for competitive swimming practice. became self-conscious of its role as an citizen’s interests. (The entertainment dent almost clear-eyed about the I wore legwarmers to school like influential force and transformed into industry is rife with tax breaks that Kremlin. Jennifer Beals’ ambitious character a vehicle for the leftist values that the average person can only dream of, Not that Obama is ready to in “Flashdance” as an inspiration to increasingly dominated the American for example.) admit error. Asked by George stay focused on my goals. After seeing political landscape. Whether making videos slamming Stephanopoulos if he underestimat- the fighter pilots of “Top Gun,” I was After the Cold War, there was no Trump on behalf of establishment ed Vladimir Putin, Obama said no, inspired to pursue a scientific educa- opponent left to fight, so Hollywood candidates like Clinton or fronting for he had only missed how cyberhack- He invaded Ukraine and annexed tion that would leave open the door drew battle lines within Western cul- globalist conventions like the World ing could be used to meddle in our Crimea in 2014 anyway. He inter- to perhaps becoming a pilot myself ture itself. It became a pawn for left- Economic Forum in Davos, celebrities electoral system — in other words, it vened in Syria in 2015 and bombed one day. ist social engineering. The universal have aligned against the interests of was a technical mistake, rather than Aleppo to rubble anyway. The fact that the inspirational values that were agnostic of gender their audience, who find it increas- a fundamental misassessment of a The Obama administration characters played by actors such as and race were replaced by the promo- ingly difficult to accept all of the foreign adversary. always made the minimal response, Tom Cruise and Sylvester Stallone tion of diversity in its most superficial preaching. Perhaps the president can be for- and actually welcomed Russia’s were men didn’t obstruct the forms. given for not being more forthright, entry into Syria as part of a face-sav- dreams that Hollywood inspired in Stars aligned themselves with the SEE MARSDEN PAGE A5 ➤ since it would require acknowledg- ing way out of Obama’s “red line” ing how spectacularly his reset fiasco. failed. President Obama began his It is only now, after the Russian term with Secretary of State Hillary meddling in the November election, GUEST OPINION Clinton presenting her Russian that all the apologists for Obama’s counterpart with a (mistranslated) reset have converted en masse to reset button, and ended it watching stalwart Russia hawks after years of 15 big warning signs of tyranny at home the Kremlin target Hillary Clinton’s accommodation of Moscow. party and campaign team with no Oh, how they mocked Mitt s tyrants take control of democ- Robert Reich, a former U.S. evident respect for U.S. sovereignty Romney when he said in 2012 that racies, they typically: Secretary of Labor, is professor of public or fear of U.S. retaliation. Russia was our foremost geopoliti- A 1. Exaggerate their mandate policy at the University of California at The reset was premised on will- cal rival. And resisted calls to arm to govern — claiming, for example, Robert Reich Berkeley. ful naiveté about Russia. 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GUEST OPINION Facebook torture case fraught with politics here’s a lot to unpack tured by white barbarians, the Rahm Emanuel and his people; rehabilitate himself with not the government. What’s from Chicago’s lat- political left would be scream- another with new Cook County black voters after the way he important is action. est racial outrage, the ing that over-the-top political State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and handled the McDonald fiasco, And binding and gagging a T John Kass Facebook Torture Case, and it’s rhetoric from the right had hers; and a third with Eddie waited until the water was disabled man, poking at him GUEST COLUMNIST ugly, so let’s get to it. trickled down and encouraged Johnson with his white shirt warm. with a knife as he cowers in a You know the news. Four the brutes. You can argue with supervisors and detectives. Most of it was left to corner, carving a chunk out of African-Americans were me about this, but that won’t And in each one, there must Johnson, and he made sure to his scalp as he whimpers while charged last week with hate me how you still see things change it. have been some staffers, star- hit his main political talking the kidnappers laugh, all that crimes in the alleged kidnap- that you just shouldn’t. I’m not Yet it’s the other way now, ing at their phones, wondering point early in his news confer- brutality is certainly hateful ping and torture of a bound, going to say it shocked me, but isn’t it? And the political right if this heater case would burn ence last week, as the charges enough. white and mentally disabled it was sickening.” is arguing that anti-Trump their boss when the music were read and national news We’re sickened and shocked young man. Johnson’s been a cop in rants from the left — includ- stopped. was made. because we watched it all on Police said they beat him, Chicago for decades, so he’s ing casting white males as the Foxx seemed to never miss “There was never a question video. forced him to drink toilet seen worse. We haven’t, but he political enemy — have given a camera during the Laquan whether this incident qualified But I wonder how we’d feel water, jabbed at him with a and other police have. license to this kind of thing. McDonald controversy. When to be investigated as a hate if we had access to those police knife and cut his scalp, shout- With City Hall pushing body The two sides will slap-fight that video finally surfaced crime,” Johnson said. body cam recordings, to see ing “F---white people!” and cameras for all police, I figure each other over this on social after the mayoral election, The “F--- white people!” and what cops see when they walk “F--- [Donald] Trump!” and the rest of us should soon be media, in anonymous and showing the white cop shoot- “F--- Trump!” commentary on up and look into a victim’s laughing while smoking blunts able to see what cops see, at hateful comments under online ing a black kid 16 times, Foxx the video left no other options. eyes. and streaming it all live on the crime scene, with all the news stories, and they’ll slap won her election. So hate crime it was. Like Eddie Johnson we’d be Facebook. brutality that we try to shield each other in the journals. She was all over the news But what is a hate crime sickened. And like him, eventu- I watched some, not all of ourselves from. And this is how we craft then, but for this case, she was if not thought crime? I don’t ally, we wouldn’t be shocked. that video, the way they bru- Because cops work in that political weapons from human rather reserved, though her like the idea of hate crimes, talized that young man, the world where people do such misery. office pressed the charges. because people’s thoughts John Kass is a columnist for terror in his eyes, hearing their things to each other. Where But there is another kind of And Emanuel, hoping to should belong only to them, the Chicago Tribune. laughter. And I realized these criminals laugh and inflict politics at work here as well, were human beings, amusing pain, on babies, old people, the politics of Chicago musi- themselves with the pain of a anyone. Most of the rest of us cal chairs. From the moment mentally disabled man. There haven’t been to that place and the torture video went viral, are many words for this, but we’d be psychologically dam- picked up by the cable news irredeemable is the one that aged if we did. networks and replayed, over Don’t Run... comes to mind. There are other elements of and over, and as talking heads And when Chicago’s top cop this heater case that should be debated whether “evil” was talked of it, he said something acknowledged, like the politics the appropriate word, Chicago Call 9-1-1 worth considering again. of this thing. It’s crawling with politicians hunkered down. “It makes you wonder what politics now. You weren’t in the meetings would make individuals treat It’s partly a racial thing and neither was I, but you somebody like that,” said so let’s talk race. If the races can envision them huddling Chicago Police Superintendent were reversed, and a mentally in three distinct groups: One Eddie Johnson. “It still amazes disabled black kid were tor- group with Chicago Mayor

I noticed that at least half citizen’s interests. Marsden (and sometimes upwards of “Hollywood is crawling continued from page A4 two-thirds) of the box office with outsiders and foreigners grosses typically come from and if you kick them all out, overseas markets. you’ll have nothing to watch And while many people Hollywood has the right to but football and mixed martial believe that globalization seek out the best deals that it arts, which are not the arts,” has been a detriment to their can so it can continue to pay Streep said in her acceptance interests, Hollywood has ben- its stars the multimillion-dol- speech. efited from it, with big studios lar fees that they command. Streep misses the point. The Good Samaritan Law enables bystanders striking co-production and But the film honchos shouldn’t Hollywood’s dwindling appeal to report an overdose without fear of financing deals with European, be surprised when they turn has nothing to do with the Chinese, Persian Gulf and off the general public by mak- presence of “outsiders and criminal prosecution for illegal possession of other state-controlled interests, ing movies that prioritize a foreigners.” It has everything a controlled substance or illicit drug. many of which impose content hidden agenda or promote to do with the promotion of www.tooelehealth.org and location requirements. the globalist establishment’s establishment and globalist Call 9-1-1 When you watch a superficial one-world values, values. Hollywood movie in the which have been culturally and Western world these days, economically detrimental to Rachel Marsden is a colum- there’s a good chance it’s not large swaths of the intended nist, political strategist and geared toward you, but rather audience. former Fox News host based in toward an overseas audience Actors shouldn’t expect Paris. She is the host of the syn- Tooele Education expected to account for a widespread support when they dicated talk show “Unredacted majority of the gross earn- denounce the democratically with Rachel Marsden” Tuesdays FOUNDATION ings. Tracking some of the chosen president-elect as some at 7 p.m. Eastern time at www. SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOLS Hollywood films that recently kind of tyrant even though he unredactedshow.com. put me to sleep in the theater, intends to fight for the average Parties, protests to take over Chalk Talk DC for Trump’s inauguration Fruits for Kids – Creating a Sense of Wonder By Ed Dalton information WASHINGTON (AP) anticipated for a first-term count by asking people who pressed into — Hundreds of thousands of president,” he said. plan to participate to fill out a Wonder is an extremely their brains. people are expected to clog Saturday’s march has helped questionnaire on their website. powerful motivator in the Knowledge the nation’s capital for Donald drive more reservations, he That will help ensure they have learning process. has to be Trump’s inauguration and a said. the right number of things like The Tooele Education pulled into the major demonstration the day “The moment it was con- portable toilets, medical tents Foundation with the help brain because after. How many will actually firmed it was happening in the and food trucks, said Janaye of two great partners – the student arrive to party or protest is an city our hotels were seeing res- Ingram, who is handling march Cargill and Morton Salt – is wants it in. open question. ervations take place,” he said. logistics. More than 100,000 providing an enrichment First, one Officials estimate that City planners are betting people have already registered opportunity in ten elementary must create a 800,000 to 900,000 people that Trump’s inauguration is using the form, Ingram said. schools for more than 6,000 state of mind will be present Friday for the more like President Barack Rally, a New York City-based students each month. The that craves inauguration, a celebration Obama’s second inauguration transportation company that program is named Children’s knowledge, that takes over the city, closing in 2013, which drew more connects people with bus Nutrition – Fruits for Kids. interest and a sense of better and learning increases. roads, taxing the city’s Metro than 800,000, rather than rides to events, has organized Once each month, wonder. One can teach only In order to make such an transit system and making get- Obama’s first in 2009, which many of the buses coming to a shipment of not-so- by creating an urge to know.” adventure happen, it takes ting around difficult. Trump drew 1.8 million people. But Washington for Saturday’s common fruit is delivered to (adapted from Educating for the help of many. In this himself has promised “massive while officials have experience march. The tally includes buses elementary schools so that Human Greatness by Lynn case, Cargill and Morton crowds,” but just what that will and historical data to draw on from more than 200 cities in the children experience it. In Stoddard, 2010) This is Salt for providing funding mean is unclear. to estimate crowds for Friday, 26 states. The company’s presi- the hands of gifted teachers excellent guidance to every to obtain the fruit. Thanks Hundreds of thousands of guessing how many people will dent and co-founder, Siheun the following teaching begins teacher and parent striving to these special businesses others are expected Saturday show up for Saturday’s dem- Song, said the northeastern to happen. to instill a sense of wonder for being so generous and for the Women’s March on onstration is harder. Women’s portion of the United States Teachers introduce the and the desire to learn in supportive. Washington. March on Washington organiz- has “largely become sold out The school food services Trump showed he could ers said in applying for a dem- of motor coaches” for the day. fruit, students learn about children. the fruit (science), where it In order to help students program for ordering the draw crowds during the onstration permit that they Demand is so great the com- fruits and administering the campaign, but his supporters expected 200,000 people. pany is using school buses to comes from (geography), crave knowledge, we how it improves ones health need to expose students program and the school lunch weren’t so quick to make plans Christopher Geldart, the bring people to the march from ladies for preparing and to be in Washington for his District of Columbia’s home- Maryland, she said. (nutrition) and they get to to a multitude of exciting experience the taste of a things to learn about. distributing the fruit. Thanks inauguration. land security director, thinks “In six years of doing busi- to teachers for welcoming the Elliott Ferguson, the presi- the march will draw more than ness we’ve never seen buses rare fruit. We learn best by These exciting things are opportunity and presenting dent of Destination DC, the that. Some 1,800 buses have get sold out so quickly,” she experience. everywhere and we often it in an enthusiastic manner. city’s convention and tour- registered to park in the city on said. �� take them for granted. Such ism bureau, said that before Saturday, which would mean For its part, the Washington Victor Weisskopf taugh this is the case with a piece of Such an effort takes help Election Day hotels had more nearly 100,000 people coming Metropolitan Area Transit concept – He said, “students fruit. Where does it come from principals, sometimes events tentatively planned for in just by bus, Geldart said. Authority, which runs the cannot learn by having from? How and why was PTA leaders are involved. a Hillary Clinton victory than Amtrak trains into and out of city’s rail and bus system, is it developed? Once again – team work a Donald Trump one. And the city are also fully booked planning an all-day effort to What does it at its best. TEF would like when Trump won, the “level of on that day, Geldart said. move people on Inauguration Tooele Education to ring its education bell for FOUNDATION taste like? enthusiasm” and demand for “Usually when I look at Day. The system is opening at SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOLS When students all those working so hard to hotel rooms did not immedi- things like that, that tells me 4 a.m. — an hour earlier than want to know make this program a success. ately reach that of past recent we’ve got a pretty substantial normal — and running rush Fruits for Kids they begin to Thanks to everyone for inaugurations, he said. crowd coming in. That leads hour service for 17 hours until Made possible by a grant from: seek, read, talk helping rare fruits create a “No one’s phones were ring- me to believe we’re definitely 9 p.m. But the system hasn’t about, observe, sense of wonder and improve ing” on the day after the elec- above the 200,000-person seen a need to change its usual nutrition in children. tion, he said. mark,” Geldart said. Saturday operations. The rail experiment, ask Things started to pick up In contrast, approxi- system will open at 7 a.m., questions and In cooperation with and carried out by: Tooele Education after New Year’s, but some mately 400 buses have reg- its normal time for the day, experience the Foundation hotels have cut back minimum- istered to park in the city on and run on a regular Saturday topic. Learning is deeper, night stays from four nights to Inauguration Day, said Terry schedule. @TEFbellringer two. Some hotels are only 50 Owens, a spokesman for remembering percent full, though higher-end the District Department of hotels apparently have more Transportation, though he said TOOELETRANSCRIPT bookings, he said. that number is growing daily. ULLETIN “It’s been much, much slow- For their part, march orga- B Tooele County News Since 1894 er than anyone would have nizers are trying to get a head- www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2017 DEATH OBITUARIES NOTICES Rebecca Ellsworth James Martin Louann Magera Adams Burkett Rebecca Ellsworth Adams 1927-2017 Anderton passed early Friday, Jan. 13, 2017. She died from health James “Jim” Burkett, 89, Louann Magera Anderton, complications at the LDS died on Thursday at his home age 48, passed away on Friday, Hospital in Salt Lake City. in Park City. January 13, 2017 in Salt Lake Becky, as she was known to Jim was a man of very few City, Utah. Services are pend- all, was born July 23, 1954, words whose actions spoke ing at the Dalton-Hoopes in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Her volumes. He bravely served our Funeral Home, www.dalton- parents were George and country in World War II and hoopes.com Grantsville. 435- Phyllis Ellsworth, who lived the Korean War by claiming he 884-3031. Full obituary will in Corvallis, Montana, at the was older than he was when follow in the Thursday edition. time. She was greeted by an he enlisted. He was a mem- older brother, Ronald, and ber of the Disabled American two sisters Janet and Diana Veterans and the Veterans of Lynne. Her brother Stephen Foreign Wars. He is owed a Nolan Lee Anderton Blair joined the family two several positions in the church. debt of gratitude for our free- quiet dignity that allowed him grandfather as he helped raise years later. She graduated She developed diabetes at dom. to bear his personal cross with them. Nolan Lee Anderton, age from Leadore High School the age of two and struggled He met the love of his life, grace and good humor. A vigil to celebrate Jim’s life 47, passed away on Friday, and later earned her associ- with effects of that disease Jean (Gualtieri) Burkett, in Jim was an avid fisherman will be held on Thursday, Jan. January 13, 2017, in Salt ate degree from College of throughout her life. Becky Tooele on Valentine’s Day, and outdoorsman who inspired 19, from 6-8 p.m. at St. Mary’s Lake City, Utah. Services are Southern Idaho. She worked was fun to be around and had 1947. They were married in a love of the outdoors and of the Assumption Catholic pending at the Dalton-Hoopes several years as a medical several interests along the June 1947 and would have nature in all that knew him. Church, 1505 W. White Pine Funeral Home, www.dalton- transcriptionist and also in way. She was loved by all who celebrated their 70th wedding He was predeceased by Canyon Road, Park City. A rosa- hoopes.com Grantsville. 435- graduate programs at two col- knew her and will be missed. anniversary this year. He con- his wife, Jean, in 2001 and is ry and funeral mass for Jim will 884-3031. Full obituary will leges. She married Michael Funeral services for her will verted to Catholicism in 1947 survived by his two daughters, be celebrated at St. Marguerite follow in the Thursday edition. Anderson on Sept. 22, 1974. be held at the Tooele South and was incredibly devout in Nancy (Park City, Utah) and Catholic Church in Tooele, While married to Michael, they Stake Center on Friday, Jan. 20 his faith. He was often found Joann (Salt Lake City, Utah); Utah, on Friday, Jan. 20, begin- adopted two beautiful chil- at 2 p.m. There will a viewing kneeling in prayer by the side his granddaughters, Nicole ning at 11 a.m., with a visita- dren, Mauri and Jeremy. They for family members from 1-2 of his bed even when he was (San Francisco, California) and tion an hour prior. Interment were later divorced. She later p.m. Her interment will be in too weak to get up by himself. Terra (Salt Lake City, Utah); to follow at the Tooele City married Terry Adams on Dec. the Lewisville, Idaho cemetery He suffered from debilitating and his favorite niece, Dianna Cemetery. Arrangements 31, 1990. 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Editor’s note: “Matters of In “Biogenesis,” the founder to physical laws. faith” is a column that provides of Drummond Seeds addresses However, Drummond notes, local religious leaders a place to these two polar views: 1) Can “But besides possessing all that In write about how their respective Charlie Roberts spiritual life in man only come the crystal has, the plant pos- Memoriam 1928-2016 faiths provide hope, courage and GUEST COLUMNIST from pre-existing life or 2) sesses something more — a strength in these modern times. Does life spontaneously gener- mysterious something called ate itself? Life. he reading of James E. marily scriptural references, In the lengthy essay The author argues that the Joe Gonzales Talmage’s “Jesus the occasionally Talmage includes Drummond tackles the difference between the natural TChrist” challenges my other citations, including one assumption that science and and spiritual man is a scientific It’s been one year since you left levels of concentration. about the fact that man cannot religion violently crash in a distinction: “He that hath not our lives, but you will never The first time I read it, be saved by his own unaided head-on collision. the Son hath not Life.” leave our hearts. I spent more time flipping effort. Drummond opens by writ- Drummond writes that there through the pages of Webster’s “A comparison related to ing, “Two great schools have are three points made clear in Miss you so much. dictionary than I did in the that given in the text is treated defended exactly opposite New Testament teachings that text of the LDS classic, which is at length by Henry Drummond views — one that matter can Christ gives spiritual life: Your Loving now over 100 years old. in his essay, ‘Biogenesis,’ which spontaneously generate life, 1) That “Christ liveth in me” Family Over the years, I have the reader may study with the other that life can only is an explicit declaration, not enjoyed re-reading it and profit,” caught my attention in come from pre-existing life.” merely a rhetorical phrase reflecting upon the light it an early chapter. Rather than base the discus- 2) When spiritual life is sheds on the birth, life, mis- I learned in a quick back- sion strictly upon Christian obtained it is literal, not some- sion and resurrection of The ground check that Drummond scripture, Drummond extends thing outside ourselves and Chosen One. was a Scottish evangelist, his beliefs into the scientific 3) Spiritual life is not an As I scribbled down my per- biologist, writer and lecturer world. ordinary form of energy or sonal goals for 2017, I decided who was extremely influential He writes, “There is no force to again tackle reading “Jesus religiously in the late 1800s. Spontaneous Generation in In short, Drummund’s writ- We’re always looking for news the Christ,” only this time from Drummond penned numer- religion any more than in ing drives home the point to a different angle: I would delve ous catchy quotes that we still Nature. Christ is the source of me that through Christ we can Contact us today 435.882.0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT into the thousands of scriptural see posterized including, “Have Life in the Spiritual World; and be born again. BULLETIN footnotes that Talmage pub- you ever noticed how much of he that hath the Son hath Life, As taught by the prophet or [email protected] lished. Christ’s life was spent in doing and he that hath not the Son, Mosiah, “Because of the cov- While his footnotes are pri- kind things for people?” whatever else he may have, enant which ye have made ye hath not Life.” shall be called the children of Drummond contends that Christ, his sons, and his daugh- just as there are similarities ters; for behold, this day he between inorganic and organic hath spiritually begotten you; Our Best Deal Ever! matter, the natural and spiri- for ye say that your hearts are tual man are similar in many changed through faith on his senses. name.” He compares a crystal to a plant noting that both are Charlie Roberts is a former made of atoms, display proper- LDS bishop of the Tooele 6th ties of matter, and are subject Ward.

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UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 28/14 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 27/24 Knolls Clive Lake Point 28/22 30/23 31/23 35/26 Ogden Stansbury Park 33/21 Erda 35/26 Vernal Grantsville 34/26 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 23/7 35/27 33/23 0.28 0.30 1.44 0.73 1.44 0.73 Tooele 36/24 Bauer 35/26 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 35/26 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 35/26 23/8 34/22 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 35/26 32/15 Nephi Rush Valley 35/22 33/25 Ophir 34/24 Delta Manti 36/25 38/22 1.5 12.5 38.5 Green River Last Month Season 40/18 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 34/25 42/24 Moab 30/24 SNOWPACK Hanksville 41/23 Beaver 40/21 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 41/22 Ibapah 33/23 35/27 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 14.0 13.1 9.2 St. George 43/27 42/24 Average 9.8 7.3 4.9 51/38 Kanab 47/28 Eureka Percent of average 143% 179% 188% 33/23 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

expensive and right now the to industrial depots on the Midvalley projected ridership would southwest side of Tooele City. continued from page A1 not be high enough to justify The improved transportation the expense,” he said. “But in route will increase opportuni- Thatcher agrees that the future when the numbers ties for economic expansion UDOT’s priority list should be are there and it pencils out, and job creation in the indus- used for funding transporta- it would be nice to have the trial depots, according to the tion projects. right-of-way already there.” highway’s proponents. “UDOT uses a checklist of The Midvalley Highway is Tooele County announced 30 different objective criteria proposed to traverse the west the purchase of the right- when evaluating projects, side of Tooele Valley from of-way for phase one of according to Thatcher. “They Interstate 80 near milepost 94, Midvalley Highway in look at things like public safe- crossing state Routes 138 and December 2016. ty needs, congestion, and high 112 and eventually joining Phase one leaves I-80 near traffic volume. We should state Route 36 south of Tooele milepost 94 and connects with follow the prioritization pro- City limits. SR-138 near Sheep Lane. cess.” Proponents of the Midvalley The county’s transportation Thatcher said he is also Highway claim the route will plan includes the extension of looking towards the future, provide an alternative route Village Boulevard north from beyond the Midvalley to I-80 for Tooele Valley. The Stansbury Park to connect Highway. Midvalley Highway will be a with Midvalley Highway. “I recently talked with the freight route, freeing up room The SR-201 extension, director of UDOT and suggest- and creating passenger safety also included in the county’s ed when they purchase the on SR-36, according to Tooele transportation plan, involves right-of-way for the SR-201 SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO County’s Transportation Plan. an extension of SR-201 that extension, that they should Lyle Colvin asks a question during Sen. Daniel Thatcher’s town hall meeting Thursday night. Midvalley Highway pro- would run parallel to I-80 and purchase an additional 10 feet ponents also assert that the connect with SR-36 in Lake for a future rail right-of-way,” Right now the extension is unlikely, according to “Extending TRAX into new highway will provide a Point. he said. of TRAX to Tooele County Thatcher. Tooele County would be very more direct route from I-80 [email protected]

The HUD grant that funded households, according to Emily tance programs with eligibil- that accept vouchers, accord- al, the plan is for the tenants to Homeless the building’s purchase Harris, a grant writer with ity and benefits determined by ing to Ivette Trujillo, the move out when they are able, continued from page A1 required that the facility be VBH. household size and income. housing’s program manager allowing the county’s housing used for transitional hous- “Part of the problem with Tooele County has entered with VBH. facility, along with VBH’s sup- pital for the Tooele Smelter ing for the chronic homeless, the funding may have been into an agreement with “Generally the facility is for portive services to help more during the early 20th century, according to Bateman. because HUD is moving away Danville Development, a people that are experiencing people, according to Bateman. was remodeled to hold six “HUD had a very narrow from funding transitional Midvale, Utah-based property some degree of homelessness,” “As the household income apartments of various sizes definition of chronic homeless- housing in favor of permanent management firm, to manage Trujillo said. improves, the amount of the that together have a capacity of ness,” he said. “When fund- supportive housing,” she said. the Tooele County housing Prospective tenants will rent subsidy will decrease,” he around 22 people. ing ended for the transitional No longer transitional hous- facility, Bateman said. Danville be screened, evaluated and said. “The idea is that when Operated by Tooele County program, we couldn’t put other ing, the facility is now consid- currently manages the Canyon approved by VBH social work- they are able, the residents will Relief Services, the facility’s people in the housing.” ered permanent supportive Cove senior affordable housing ers, according to Trujillo. choose to move out to inde- original intent was to provide It took 18 months of work- housing. It is not an emergency community on East Vine Street VBH will use Medicaid fund- pendent housing. It has been housing and support services ing with HUD and Valley homeless shelter, according to for Tooele County Aging and ing to provide any needed for people with temporary Behavioral Health to come up Harris. Adult Services. medical or mental health great to see Danville, Valley housing needs for up to 90 with a way to keep the place “Residents can pay their rent “Danville will collect the support, including substance Behavioral Health, and Tooele days. open, Bateman said. using Section 8 or Shelter Care rent and take care of the prop- abuse treatment that residents County Housing Authority During Tooele County’s “We had to rewrite the Plus vouchers from Tooele erty,” Bateman said. “Danville need, Trujillo said. come together to make this budget crisis the facility’s restrictive covenants for the County Housing Authority,” will also prepare reports VBH will also work with happen for our community.” operation was turned over to housing,” he said. she said. “And they can stay as required by HUD.” the Department of Workforce Bateman anticipates that Valley Behavioral Health in The new agreement with long as they need to, as long as While tenants pay rent with Services to help residents with new residents will be living May 2013. But Tooele County HUD allows for the facility to they pay their rent.” vouchers, the Tooele County employment. in the Tooele County housing maintained ownership of the house the chronic homeless, Section 8 and Shelter Care housing facility is different While the housing is perma- facility by the end of January. property. homeless, and low-income Plus are federal housing assis- from other housing facilities nent, as opposed to transition- [email protected]

National park visits hit record high for 3rd straight year

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Rocky Mountain National Park million, federal figures show. Idaho, had 4.3 million visits. considering a reservation sys- last year the “Yellowstone — Visits to U.S. national parks spokeswoman. “Sometimes they The record-breaking three-year The final year tally for Rocky tem for park entries and a daily Pledge” urging visitors to fol- set a record in 2016 for the third take it out on each other and stretch came after parks visita- Mountain in Colorado was 4.5 visitor limit. low guidelines that include not consecutive year as landmarks sometimes they take it out on tion ebbed and flowed between million. Zion in southern Utah Even though it is prohibited, stopping on the side of the road such Zion, Yellowstone and park. 255-287 million for nearly three had 4.3 million visitors — nearly more people are taking dogs on to look at bears and staying on Rocky Mountain experienced It created a good news-bad decades. double the 2010 total. trails in the Rocky Mountain boardwalks. A man who stepped historic levels of popularity that news story for park manag- The National Park Service Cramming all those people park. Visitors are also parking off a boardwalk died last year brought collateral headaches ers. They praise the increased launched a major marketing into the narrow confines of Zion cars on native vegetation or after falling into a boiling, acidic stemming from overcrowded interest but are struggling to campaign to celebrate its 100th where most visitors want to see fragile alpine tundra and leaving spring. roads and trails and increasing preserve iconic mountains, slot birthday in 2016, including the same iconic slot canyons and human waste right near back- Yellowstone has also visitor misbehavior. canyons and wildlife habitat free passes for every fourth- trails has led many days to hour- country trails, Patterson said. At many parks, visitors for future generations. The grader and their families. That long waits to get in the park, lots This summer, the park on cer- implored visitors to take “safe waited an hour or more in cars National Park Service budget renewed attention coupled with that fill up by 9 a.m. and crowd- tain days for the first time lim- selfies” by staying far away from to get through entrance gates has remained basically the flat, reasonable gas prices and an ed shuttles, Marciano said. ited the number of cars allowed wild animals. and then spent the day trying leaving parks to grapple with improved economy likely fueled “Then, you hike like ducks in on two popular roads, she said. “That want that perfect to outmaneuver fellow visitors the problems without higher the increase, said National a row up the trail because there After Yellowstone hit 4 picture so they’re driven to get for parking spots and room on staffing levels. Parks Service spokesman Jeffrey are so many going up the same million visitors for the time closer and closer to the point popular trails. They left behind “We love having people Olson. trail,” Marciano said. “That’s not in 2015, park spokeswoman they’re risking their own safety,” enormous amounts of trash and come to the park,” said John The agency’s “Find Your Park what we want.” Morgan Warthin said the park Warthin said. sometimes, human waste. Marciano, Zion National Park “campaign will continue this One employee spent her Encountering a crowded, spokesman. “But our No. 1 goal, year and officials expect to sur- entire summer hiking every day Disneyland-like situation when our mandate, is to preserve pass 300 million visitors again to the popular Angels Landing people were expecting peaceful the park into perpetuity and to even if there’s no record, Olson trail to clean and put more toilet Follow us on Facebook! serenity can lead to aggression ensure our visitors have a best of said. paper in two portable toilets and bad decisions, park officials kind and safe experience.” Absent December totals, designed for 40 visits daily that said. Overall visitation to national the Grand Canyon in northern had 200, he said. TOOELE "The level of frustration, parks is on track to surpass Arizona hit 5.9 million visits. Both Zion and Yellowstone TRANSCRIPT we’ve certainly seen an increase 325 million in 2016, breaking Yellowstone, which stretches are reassessing how to create BULLETIN in that,” said Kyle Patterson, last year’s all-time high of 307 into Wyoming, Montana and better crowd plans and Zion is HOMETOWN A9HOMETOWN A9

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Randy Drysdale has spent the past five years honing his skills in woodworking. One of his specialties is cigar-box guitars (above). He does much of his work on a lathe (bottom left). Photo (bottom right) shows his tools of the trade. Hand-Crafted Tooele resident Randy Drysdale creates hand-crafted gifts

STORY andy Drysdale wanted to experience – “I took some woodworking to clocks, wooden signs and toy cars in the DARREN make a unique gift for his classes in junior high and had a little bit of shop he set up in the garage of his Tooele VAUGHAN brothers-in-law. Something experience with a lathe in junior high, but home. that wasn’t mass-produced. nothing really,” he said – he went to work This originally was just a hobby and it’s PHOTOS Something that couldn’t be on hand-crafted, cigar-box guitars. That just grown,” said Drysdale, who started off FRANCIE boughtR off the shelves at Walmart, where sparked something in Drysdale, who has with a straight saw and a band saw and has AUFDEMORTE he works. spent the past four or five years making Despite not having much woodworking everything from pens and bottle stoppers SEE CRAFTED PAGE A9 ➤ TUESDAY January 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9 Join the Club!

Crafted Tooele Club continued from page A8 Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual Teen Center Membership since seen his collection of tools Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. grow. “A lot of the time, this Tooele, UT 84074 $$10 is like my stress reliever after Club 435.843.5719 a normal day. On my days off, I’m good if I can spend three Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! or four hours [in the shop]. I spend no more than about 10 hours a week.” Afterschoolol Drysdale started off just doing the cigar-box guitars, programs forfor but eventually was encouraged Youth andd Teens by his brother-in-law to start “turning” – putting a block of When School ages 6 - 18.8. is wood on a lathe and carving The Club it into a pen, a bottle stopper is In! Out or the handle of an ice-cream scoop. “My brother-in-law says TooeleClub.org when you put a piece of wood on the lathe, you have an idea of what you want it to look like, but half the time, some- SUBSCRIBE TODAY • 882-0050 thing happens where you get a catch in the wood, something changes or you mis-cut a little bit,” Drysdale said. “So you never know what that piece is PET OF THE WEEK going to look like until you’re completely finished with it. A bottle stopper can take him an hour to make, while more ornate, detail-oriented projects like a guitar will take weeks, he said. “There’s a lot of finishing and a lot of shaping on the guitars to do,” Drysdale said. Drysdale was encouraged to start displaying and selling his work at local craft shows and boutiques, as well as at events like Stockton Days, by friend and fellow crafter Rebecca Lee. A lot of his sales also come via for ﬁ nding all word-of-mouth from friends and family. He also helps other our pets a good crafters by creating elements home. that they can add to their own work. When Drysdale is getting ready for a craft show, he said it can be difficult to figure out how much of each item to make. “A lot of this stuff is stuff For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure that I’ll do on my own and Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires just say, ‘this’ll be a good item, Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing they might like it,’” he said. Tooele City and possible shelter fee. ‘Sometimes it works really good Animal Shelter 882-8900 and sometimes you don’t really Shelters are required to sell it at all. Sometimes it’s a Grantsville hold animals for 5 business gamble.’ Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. It can become particularly difficult around the holidays, Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. when he’s trying to work ahead to make sure he has enough product to sell. He said he 1182Tooele N. 80 E., Tooele Veterinary • 882-1051 Clinic begins working on Christmas FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ornaments in September in an Randy Drysdale (top) shows off a case of hand-crafted wooden pens. (Above) he works on his lathe at his shop. attempt to keep up with the demand. they’re going to go crazy for. through shows, I’ve sold 30 or “A lot of times, when the I had a layered ornament – a 40 of them over the holidays. holidays get closer, it does feel Nativity one I only made 10 of Then, I could mass-produce like a part-time job,” he said. them to begin with, and I told something and think, ‘people “You try to get everything built my wife to tell people that she are going to love this,’ and it up, but you can never plan. knew that they could buy them. just sits there. You can never Something you have no idea Her cousin wanted 20 of them. tell.” if people are going to want, Between her and selling them Toy cars are also popular items, Drysdale said. Most craft shows don’t have many BANNERS products aimed at children, and Drysdale prices his cars Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, between $5 and $10 to draw them in. Once their parents buy a car for their child, many of them come back for another car Window Stickers, and More! the next year, he said. “Just knowing that somebody likes something enough that they’re willing to pay money to have a piece of it [is rewarding],” Drysdale said. “There’s people at work that will come up to me that bought a pen and they’ll say they’re still using it or that they love the pen. My wife has a lot of Facebook friends, and that’s a big part of my sales. She’ll tell me how much her friend likes the pen or the seam ripper I made for them. That’s probably the most rewarding thing.” Drysdale also enjoys supporting and being a part of Tooele County’s small-business community through participating in craft shows. He hopes that local residents continue to support him and his fellow crafters. “Even if it’s not through me, I like people to buy local,” he said. “Shop small businesses. Even though I work for a big- box store, I like that people still want to shop and spend money High Quality • Full Color on something hand-crafted.” Drysdale’s work can be seen on his Facebook page, Bear Claw Workshop. Custom Design & 24 Hour [email protected] Turnaround Available Inspiring Healthy Lives 58 North Main St. TOOELE

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He started out as a bailiff for up in that area.” Turner the Utah County Sheriff’s Turner said it is difficult continued from page A1 Office before becoming a full- to find work following retire- time officer in Provo and Lehi ment in Utah, as he can’t take system but it was not in use in cities. a position connected to the 2012, Turner said. The transi- Turner’s last position Utah retirement system for tion to newer technology, and before becoming Grantsville 12 months. He said it’s not eventually a paperless system, City police chief was as a uncommon for police officers happened as quickly as pos- precinct commander with to look for work outside the sible. the Bluffdale precinct under state after retirement, with Turner said the department the Saratoga Springs Police the option to return in a year. also needed to update its fire- Department. By applying for the job in arms and uniforms, as some Turner became familiar Ferndale, Turner said it had officers were equipped dif- with Grantsville due to a little risk because he enjoyed ferently than others. The city high school friend, whose working in Grantsville. If he also transitioned to a lease grandfather had a farm in the didn’t get the job, he would agreement on patrol vehicles city where they would ride have been glad to stay. The to avoid an expensive mainte- dirt bikes. When the position process of applying for the job nance program for old patrol opened, he applied but said was a good reminder of why cars. it was a change for his wife, he does the work he does. New vehicles, uniforms and children and him. “It makes you review and guns also helped with recruit- “Compared to the hustle realize why you’re in the job ment and retention of officers, and bustle of where we were and what your true beliefs are according to Turner. at in bigger cities, it was a lot for the theories of policing,” “It made a big difference in different,” he said. “... We’d he said. the department,” he said. been in the same house in Turner said he has worked Under Turner’s leader- Eagle Mountain, so that’s all with hundreds of different ship, Grantsville City police they knew. So coming out officers in his professional added three full-time officer here was a big change for career, including training positions. The department’s them.” school resource officer The family adjusted to its around the country, and had became a full-time position, new surroundings quickly and high praise for his colleagues as well as the city’s justice Turner said his kids did well in in Grantsville. court bailiff. A third officer school. They will be finishing “I can honestly say the was later added, with costs the school year before joining people here are some of the for all three positions offset by him in Washington in May. best people I’ve ever worked reduced maintenance costs, “We like the small town feel with, staff as well as police,” funds from the school and so it grew on us pretty quick,” he said. “The administration increased revenue from war- he said. has been very supportive the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO rants. With some of his wife’s whole time, and they value Turner will not be around Chief Turner said he will attend the ribbon cutting ceremony this fall for the new Grantsville City Justice Center. family in the Pacific their public safety.” Ground was broken for the $3.6 million facility in late December. to see the inner workings of Northwest, Turner said they Grantsville City Mayor the largest department mile- design for the facility, accord- Turner said there were “It’s wisely using money were familiar with the area Brent Marshall said the city stone, which was greenlit ing to Turner. It is expected plans to build a separate that we currently get,” Turner and it was the place they wishes Turner the best in his during his time as chief. The to be completed this fall and police facility since 1996, as said. “...It was good timing hoped to retire someday. future endeavors and hopes city held a ground-breaking Turner said he will return for the department outgrew its and well planned out for “That’s the area of the the chief will stop by in future. ceremony for a $3.6 million the ribbon cutting ceremony. quarters in City Hall. The sup- many years before I even country we want to move to “I thought he was doing justice center Dec. 28, which I’ve never been involved port of city government, cou- started here.” for the rest of our days,” he an excellent job,” Marshall will house the police depart- in the construction, so it was pled with public safety impact Prior to taking the job as said. “So once I hit my 20 said. “And I’m sure he’ll be ment and justice court. a learning curve as well,” he fees and no raise in resident Grantsville’s top cop, Turner years here and I was able to hard to be replace and will be Hundreds of hours of work said. “So it was interesting to taxes, made the justice center had spent 17 years in law retire, I always just kept an missed.” went into the concept and learn something new.” a possibility. enforcement in Utah County. eye on job openings that were [email protected]

for silver and gold in the aban- were hard-rock metal mines contractors use a foam product about $2,000 on average to The AMR staff is seeking Mines doned shaft. out by Gold Hill where they to block passage ways. close a shaft.” public input through Jan. 20 continued from page A1 Rohrer said abandoned mine processed gold, silver, lead and “We buy it in 55-gallon Overall cost for the project is to identify areas of concern or openings can be intriguing zinc. There also is arsenic out drums and pour it down the $400,000, he said. issues to consider during the to people. However, they can there. Our main purpose is pub- holes and it sets up hard,” “Some of these mines are on planning phase of the project. Back in 1971 there was a fatal- be dangerous due to unstable lic safety.” Rohrer said. About eight to private property and we’re in The public may submit com- ity in the Gold Hill area.” materials, hazardous gasses and He said there are no active 10 workers will do the project the process of obtaining land- ments to [email protected] The most recent fatality in explosives. The AMR program mining operations in the area, — typically two crews of four owner consent,” Rohrer said. or request a public meeting. Utah occurred in Warner Valley, works to protect the public from but there is still interest and workers that includes two on “We have one person on staff After a period of public input, about 13 miles southeast of St. dangers of old-mine openings by a few mining proposals in the the ground with one equipment working full-time on this project the project should begin in the George. A 70-year-old man was sealing off access. works. operator and one supervisor, he getting consent of all the own- spring. found dead about 100 feet down “The legislation that moti- “Definitely, there are several added. ers.” “My guess is that it will take a mine shaft, according to the vated the closure of mines interested parties wanting to “We have a few larger shafts, “We’ve closed a lot of mines about three months to gather United States Department of originally was meant to close work mines out there,” Rohrer but most of these holes are rela- in the Stockton area and north- information and we’ll be out Labor’s Mine Safety and Health and clean up coal mines, and said. tively shallow at 20 to 60 feet, east of Stockton,” he added. “We there on the ground around Administration. News reports the department still does that,” In addition to back-filling, big enough to be hazardous,” actually did a project 10 years April,” Rohrer said. indicated he had been looking Rohrer said. “But these mines masonry walls and rebar grates, Rohrer said. “Typically, it costs ago out in the Gold Hill area.” [email protected]

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SPORTS WRAP Youth Soccer TC United is now accepting Stallions win Best of the West title applications for the spring soccer season. You can reg- Herrera, Stewart, Garcia and Cloward claim individual championships ister online at www.tc-united. com. Live registration will take DARREN VAUGHAN place from 10 a.m. to noon COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR on Jan. 28, and 6-8 p.m. on Stansbury wrestling coach Jan. 30 at Tooele City Hall. If Tyson Linnell has been to the you registered in the fall, you Best of the West tournament are already registered for the at Tooele High School many spring and do not need to re- times, but until Saturday, his register. Please call 830-6977 teams had yet to come away if you have any questions. with the top spot. Notable HS boys basketball scores Friday SHS WRESTLING Cedar 69, Snow Canyon 29 Dixie 44, Desert Hills 39 GHS WRESTLING Pine View 58, Hurricane 31 Grantsville 65, Union 54 THS WRESTLING Park City 49, Tooele 47 Bear River 69, Logan 54 The Stallions broke that curse this year, with indi- Juan Diego 62, Ridgeline 54 vidual champions Anthony Morgan 59, Ben Lomond 54 Herrera and Dawson Stewart Carbon 70, Canyon View 65 leading the way as Stansbury North Sanpete 40, Richfield 39 edged Fremont for the team Intermountain Christian 63, title. West Desert 19 “I’ve been coming here Merit 73, Dugway 16 for 10 years now — five St. Joseph 79, Telos 32 with Kearns and five with Tintic 56, Mount Vernon 27 Stansbury,” Linnell said. Wendover 80, West Ridge 39 “I took second twice with Kearns, and now I finally got Monday that first championship with Ridgeline 74, Ben Lomond 39 Stansbury. I’m real happy. Notable HS girls basketball The guys have been working scores really hard to get here, so I’m Thursday glad they get a taste of win- Cedar 46, Snow Canyon 28 ning a tournament.” Desert Hills 68, Dixie 28 Herrera, the 132-pound champion, picked up a nar- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Pine View 46, Hurricane 38 row 5-4 decision against Tooele’s 30-6 Angel Garcia pinned Dixie’s 21-5 Cutler Thomasa at the 5:55 mark in the 182-pound championship match at the Best of the West Tournament at Tooele High School on Saturday. Tooele 47, Park City 37 Carson Halls of Woods Cross Juan Diego 48, in the final match. Herrera Ben Lomond 13 improved his record to 28-4 I finally got Morgan 46, Logan 33 this season. Ridgeline 48, Bear River 46 “I stayed smart and tried that first cham- Carbon 54, Canyon View 37 not to do anything stupid to Richfield 42, North Sanpete 16 get put on my back or get pionship with St. Joseph 39, rolled or anything like that,” Stansbury. I’m Intermountain Christian 29 Herrera said. “I kind of just Tintic 49, West Ridge 10 stayed in my position and real happy. The Wendover 54, Dugway 10 kept the offense going.” Stewart’s 10-6 win over guys have been Friday Fremont’s Davian Hendrix Grantsville 64, Union 45 at 152 pounds clinched the working really Grantsville boys basketball team title for the Stallions, who beat the Silver Wolves Senior forward Jared Roberts hard to get here, 186-177.5. Josh Larsen (120 had a team-high 15 points to pounds), Logan Gustafson lead Grantsville over Union so I’m glad they 65-54 on Friday. The Cougars (145) and Josh Witkowski made an 8-3 run to close the (285) also advanced to the get a taste of final two minutes of the first finals in their respective quarter, but were outscored weight classes. winning a tour- by 14 in the final half. Senior “It’s hard to wrestle FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO center Trevor Colson picked up in the finals and hard to nament.” Grantsville’s Bronco Cloward beats Stansbury’s Josh Witkowski in the Best of the West tournament 285-pound two fouls in the first 74 sec- wrestle guys we’ve seen a Tyson Linnell championship match on Saturday. Cloward won in a 3-1 decision. onds and scored seven points. lot this year,” Linnell said. Stansbury wrestling coach Senior guard Saxon Stringham “[Stewart’s] match — it came had 13 wrestlers place in the was whistled for a technical down to that match between where we’re at as a team and top six in their weight class, foul midway through the first us and Fremont. If we lose individually,” Herrera said. showing the team’s depth quarter and tallied nine points. that match, Fremont wins Tooele finished third, entering this week’s crucial Nine Cowboys scored during [the tournament]. Dawson a point and a half behind Region 10 duals against Park the contest, which brought didn’t know that, but he Fremont. Junior Angel Garcia City, Union and Stansbury. Grantsville to 1-0 in Region 10 stepped up big and got the won the 182-pound title in “We’re pumped,” Garcia action. Union’s Chase Birchell tournament win for the team dramatic fashion, beating said. “As a team, we’re work- and Brevan Nielsen combined by winning that match.” Dixie’s Cutler Thomas in the ing hard. We haven’t lost to for 29 points on six 3-pointers Dylian Moore (113) and final seconds. Stansbury and we’re plan- in the loss. Jacob Medsker (160) had “I had to dig deep, wrestle ning not to lose again. It’s Tooele boys basketball third-place finishes for hard and wrestle smart,” going to come down to us Stansbury. Danny Khoundet Garcia said. “He was a tough and Stansbury for the region Tooele forwards Mitchell Bunn (113) and Sean Warren and Dawson Banks combined kid. I worked hard for this. title.” for 34 points in a losing effort (220) each finished fourth; I’ve wanted to win this title Tooele’s third-place as Park City picked up its first Jacob Jones (132), Austin since my freshman year. It’s finishers included Wyatt region win of the season on Woodhouse (138) and Tyler a big thing. My family’s here, Chaplin (138), Dakotah Friday, 49-47. Tooele led for Evans (170) were fifth and my friends ... it’s a big thing.” Galvin (195) and Zach Dean much of the game, including Josh Mendenhall (152) took Garcia’s teammate, Brady (220). D’Warren Robinson FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO a four-point lead after the sixth. Knight, was the runner-up at Stansbury 132-pounder Anthony Herrera won by 5-4 decision over Carson ➤ third quarter. The Buffaloes “I feel way good about 126 pounds. The Buffaloes SEE BEST PAGE B8 Halls of Woods Cross in the championship match. were down by one with a little under a minute to go but eventually lost by two. Kyler Hymas, Bridger Jeppesen and Jeno Bins combined for the rest of Tooele’s 13 points. Buffs hold on to beat The Buffaloes have lost five straight and are now 0-2 in Region 10 action. Tooele Park City at home will next host Grantsville on Wednesday. TAVIN STUCKI FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SPORTS EDITOR Tooele junior forward Emily Grantsville girls basketball Tooele may have got a slow Webber (23) makes a move to the Senior center Abby Butler start on Thursday against Park basket around Park City’s Hanna filled the stat sheet during Greenholtz (4) during Thursday’s City, but the Buffaloes pulled Grantsville’s 64-45 win over 47-35 win. With the victory, Tooele Union on the road Friday. out a victory in the end. improved to 1-1 in Region 10 play. Butler scored 23 points, answered on the next pos- grabbed 15 rebounds, had THS BASKETBALL five blocks and stole the ball session with a shot from the five times. But it wasn’t just elbow, and senior guard Daneli her efforts alone that helped The Buffs scored two points Pena Arreola gave the Miners the Cowboys win by nearly 20 in the first quarter of the 47-35 their first lead with a long 2- points: senior forwards Brayle home win. pointer midway through the Crosman and Rylie Ekins com- “I was a little worried quarter. bined for 29 points and 12 about the start, we came out Park City held the lead for rebounds. Union’s Tori Ross sluggish,” Tooele head coach until midway through the sec- had a team-high 16 points in Randy Goss said. “Then we ond when Webber went on a the losing effort. Grantsville subbed and the intensity 7-0 run over a minute to tie the next travelled to 1-1 Tooele on picked up, it seemed like Park game at 13 and force a Park Tuesday in a game that wasn’t City might have had a hard City timeout. The Buffaloes complete as of press time. time.” added to that run and won the Tooele actually led with Prep sports schedule second quarter 19-2, negating Tuesday, Jan. 17 those two points early in the the 11-2 first quarter deficit. first quarter, as junior forward After a stalemate in the Stansbury girls basketball at Park City, 7 p.m. Emily Webber blocked a shot third quarter, Park City put on during a Park City fast break, a full-court man-to-man press Grantsville girls basketball at eventually setting up a jump that gave Tooele some trouble, Tooele, 7 p.m. shot in transition by junior forcing 10 turnovers in the Tooele wrestling at Union with guard Shaylie Davis to make fourth quarter alone. Park City it 2-0 after about 90 seconds “We put so much on scoring, SEE WRAP PAGE B8 ➤ of play. Park City junior Ruth Cook SEE BUFFS PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2017

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(A Balinese Legend) When Gajah Mada heard the tales of this adapted by Amy Friedman and giant and his strength, he sent his servants to illustrated by Meredith Johnson meet with Kebo Iwa and invite him to the palace. Gajah Mada wanted the giant to meet his nce upon a time in Bali, one of the daughter, the princess of the Majapahit Empire. Indonesian islands, a wealthy man and Kebo Iwa was intrigued and said he would go. Ohis wife prayed long and hard to have The Balinese king had his doubts about a child. After many years, their prayers were Gajah Mada’s sincerity, but he encouraged finally answered. They had a baby boy. Kebo Iwa to go. But this was no ordinary child. From the So Kebo Iwa traveled to the palace and met moment he was born, the boy ate and drank the beautiful princess. He was instantly smit- without stopping. Not satisfied with just his ten. Gajah Mada proposed that the two islands mother’s milk, the boy would point to the food seek peace by uniting the giant Kebo Iwa with in her kitchen until she fed him freshly cooked the princess in marriage. white rice as well. His body grew bigger by the Of course Kebo Iwa agreed to this. day. Gajah Mada then told the giant that the By the time he was a teenager, he was as big empire needed his help building a well to save as a buffalo, and people began to call him Kebo the Majapahit people from drought. Kebo Iwa Iwa, or “Buffalo Uncle.” agreed, of course, and so he began to dig. As time passed, Kebo Iwa’s parents ran out But it was all a ruse. As Kebo Iwa was work- of food, so the neighbors had to help support ing, Gajah Mada sent a message to his army to the growing teenager. Not only did the neigh- surround the giant. Still, Kebo Iwa continued bors cook for him, they built him an enormous to work, ignoring the commotion surround- house when he could no longer fit inside his ing him. When he was deep under the ground, parents’ home. Soon even the neighbors started Gajah Mada instructed his troops to bury Kebo needing help feeding Kebo Iwa, so they called Iwa with rocks. upon all the people of Bali to pitch in. “He shall be ruled by men who stink like Kebo Iwa just kept growing until he was a cows for centuries!” Gajah Mada crowed as young man. He became so strong that he could Kebo Iwa was being buried. dig a well with his fists, and so he dug wells to When Gajah Mada had received word that protect his people from drought. He was kind- the giant was almost certainly dead, he called hearted and generous, too, and he kept his upon his troops to invade Kebo Iwa’s home of people safe. He could easily defeat anyone who Bali. challenged him or the people he loved. Just at that moment, however, they all heard News of Kebo Iwa’s strength naturally a rumbling sound. Suddenly, the rocks that had reached the king of Bali, and as he listened buried the giant thundered into the air. to the stories of this boy, he had an idea for Kebo Iwa angrily emerged from the well, how Kebo Iwa could help the Balinese people. swearing revenge. You see, the king was very worried because With that, the troops attacked the mighty der of limestone, you may kill me.” And he kept that promise as the islands of Gajah Mada, who was the chief minister of the giant, and he fought with all his strength. “Give Gajah Mada was amazed to hear this revela- Indonesia came together in peace and good- Majapahit Empire on the neighboring island of up, Kebo Iwa!” Gajah Mada cried. “I promise tion, so he ordered his troops to do just this. will. Java, swore an oath threatening to conquer all that we will unite all of Indonesia! We will Kebo Iwa, his strength already sapped, couldn’t The king of Bali felt relief knowing that of Indonesia’s islands, including Bali. The king honor Bali.” fight off the troops as they covered his face in Gajah Mada would no longer threaten his king- knew he had to do something to stop this. Kebo Iwa ignored this and continued fight- limestone dust. dom. He was proud of Kebo Iwa, who had kept The king thought Kebo Iwa might be the ing for the Balinese people he had sworn to True to the giant’s words, he became weak, his word and died protecting his people. answer to his prayers, and so he invited the protect. After a while, he began to tire from and he was defeated. Today the people of Bali lovingly honor the young man to the palace and explained the defending himself from all the troops. As he was dying, Kebo Iwa whispered, memory of Kebo Iwa with a giant statue on the trouble. Kebo Iwa offered his services to help. “The only thing that will weaken me,” Kebo “Please bring peace and goodness to Bali, and island. Legend has it that if enough offerings He swore to the king he would never allow the Iwa finally admitted to the chief minister, “is please protect my people,” and Gajah Mada haven’t been made to the statue, you will hear Majapahit Empire to conquer Bali. limestone. If you smear my face with the pow- promised he would. a baby crying in the distance. MONDAY’S WARM COCOA BIRTHDAY Ellen Mikesell Ellen Mikesell’s 80th A cold night, a busted furnace birthday party will be at the Cornerstone Baptist Church Gym, located at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, on Jan. 21 and how to be a genuine giver from 1-5 p.m. The party will be hosted by her children and t was cold outside. I’d like freezing cold basement, run- home after I extended his day. grandchildren. Food will be to say unseasonably cold. ning furnace tests in the dark. I It was colder than usual. I served, so come and celebrate! But, the cold was in season. watched him run test after test, looked at my phone to check I Lynn Butterﬁ eld It was just much colder than check after check. the outside temperature. It was GUEST COLUMNIST usual. It was so cold that when After he finished, he said, “I three degrees above zero. my cell phone rang, I could can’t tell for sure, but I think it It was cold outside for sure. hardly answer it. My finger on is the computer board. I’ll have But, I hardly felt it. Gary had the cold touch screen could degrees. My spine shivered as I to see if I can get one tomor- shown me the definition of barely activate the call. called my friend Gary for help. row.” Then he got on his knees being a giver. My heart was On my phone I heard a voice Gary was still working when and shot a photo of the board warmed knowing he had saved I didn’t recognize. he answered my call. “Lynn, with his phone. thousands of dollars for my “The furnace in this house I’m in Utah County. I’ll call you “It’s amazing how these absent friend — and changed isn’t working!” he said. “I when I am on my way home phones have changed our lives by simply activating love thought you would want to and we can get together.” lives,” I said. in a cold world. know.” I disconnected the call and Gary laughed. Want to know? I was remembered what Gary once “Yes! This makes it easy for Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda relieved to know! I drove over said to me: “You are a giver!” me to get the exact board with- and is a managing broker for a to my friend’s house to check In truth, Gary is the giver. out mistake,” he said. “I have a real estate company. it. She was out of town and I It was a cold winter’s night couple of space heaters in my was watching her home. As and he met me at the house truck so we can get the house soon as I arrived and walked late in the evening. I’m sure warmed up so pipes won’t in, my face felt a blast of cold he wanted to be at home let- freeze tonight.” Your Local and the temperature was drop- ting his fireplace toast his toes “You’re a giver!” I said News Source ping outside. The forecast tem- after a long day’s work. Yet, to myself about Gary as he Subscribe Today perature for the night was 3 here he was, standing in a climbed into his truck to head 435-882-0050

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TOOELE EDUCATION Senior Center Online courses The senior center is for the enjoyment of Online courses in Network+ and Security+ all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting IT are designed for the IT professional activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- edge of networking and security, and pre- ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- Security+ exams. Call the TATC at (435) able for homebound. Lunch served week- 248-1800 for more information or to enroll. days. For age 60 and above, suggested donation is $3. For those under age 60, Adult education cost is $5. Transportation available to the Get your high school diploma this year. All store or doctor visits for residents in the classes required for a high school diploma, Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- adult basic education, GED preparation and tation information call (435) 843-4102. For English as a second language are available. more information about the Tooele center, Register now to graduate — just $50 per call (435) 843-4110. semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (435) 833-8750. Adult education classes Books for the Whole Family are for students 18 and over. Donated children’s books and paperbacks are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers ESOL are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. ESOL conversational classes are held on Fridays and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students at the Tooele City Library. All proceeds may also come anytime the center is open go back to the library for projects and for individualized study. Registration is $50 programs. per semester. Call (435) 833-8750 for more information. Bingo is Back! St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started Early Head Start its bingo games again on Fridays starting Do you have a child under age 3? Are at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Head Start is a free program for eligible questions. families that offers quality early education for infants and toddlers in the home; Friends of the Library parent education; comprehensive health The Friends of the Tooele City Library, the services to women before, during and after fundraising arm of the library, is happy pregnancy; nutrition education and family to announce that it is accepting recipes support services. Call (435) 841-1380 or from the community for a cookbook that (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for PHOTO COURTESY OF CHERYL DEARING will be ready for purchase this summer. free additional information. Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School has named its Students of the Month. Students honored include seventh-graders Tatem Royle, Jace Carroll, Alexis The recipes can be for appetizers, soups, salads, main dishes, vegetables, cookies, Free developmental evaluation Berry, Alivia Cluff, Edie Blackburn, Ellie Rogers, Chad Clayton, Breanna Lund, Kaleb Roundy, Kayla Roundy, Nathan Derbridge, Jacob Rich, Sienna Mableson cakes, desserts or beverages. There is a DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers and Kaitlyn Baldwin, and eighth-graders Owen Brimhall, Kambrie Jones, Shaelyn Riley, Zach Perfili, Dallan Armenta, Tori Turner, Jennifer Thomas, Brooklyn collection box located on the counter of the a variety of services to families with Bushnell, Brianna Bushnell, Indiana Gilgen, Malia Tia and Noah Hales. library in which to deposit your favorites. infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Recipes will be collected through the end Individualized services are available to We appreciate all donations. For inquiries the food is delicious. rocks, minerals and ways to craft with them meetings are held in July or December. of March. We encourage you to submit as enhance development in communication, or drop-off call (435) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. Call commander Curtis G. Beckstrom at many recipes as you wish. motor development, cognition, social/emo- East, Tooele. Steak nights Membership $15/year. Email TooeleGemAn 435-840-0547 or adjutant Eric Suarez at tional development, self-help skills and On Jan. 20, the dinner special is a half-and- [email protected]. 435-241-9781. Attention Artists in the health concerns. Contact us for a free United Methodist dinner half, six-ounce top sirloin and three-piece Community developmental evaluation at (435) 833- Tooele United Methodist Church offers a shrimp dinner for $10. On Jan. 27, the spe- Sons of Utah Pioneers Health Department and Aging This summer, sometime in June, on a date 0725. free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and cial is a two-piece halibut dinner for $11 or The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Services hours to be announced soon, the Friends of the social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is three pieces for $13. Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep our The Tooele County Health Department and Tooele City Library, the fundraising arm Dads Matter served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. pioneer heritage alive. We do this through Aging Services’ new hours of operation are Dads matter — which is why we are offer- Planning meeting of the library, will be having a silent art histories, stories, artifacts, monuments, Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday ing a free research-based parenting course The Tooele Valley Resource A planning meeting will be held Tuesday, auction. We look forward to woodworkers, museums, service and scholarships. Much from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar for fathers and father figures. You will learn Jan. 17, 2017, at 6 p.m. All officers are painters, jewelry makers, quilters, knit- Center of this labor of love is found in the Tooele on our main page for holiday hours and how to put an end to arguing, back talk and required to be there. Please come out and ters, etc., to submit your projects to be The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now Pioneer Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, closures. For more information, call (435) begging; teach responsibility without losing help us keep this year going. displayed in the library a day before the sharing a building with the Tooele County as well as various statues and monuments 277-2301. your child’s love; set limits without wag- auction. Auction proceeds will be divided Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is cur- around the county. The Tooele Pioneer ing war; avoid power struggles and teach Past Presidents’ dinner meeting with 70 percent going to the artist and 30 rently in need of donations. Please con- Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement Caregiver Support Group your children to complete chores without PMP Dianne Moore will host the evening at percent to the Friends of the Library. Start sider donating items such as deodorant, Canyon is another of our projects. We are We’ve changed the date of our meetings reminders or pay. Courses are 100 percent the Sun Lok Yuen on Wednesday, Jan. 18, your projects now and watch here for the chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet always looking for artifacts and histories as for the next two months due to holidays. free, incentives are offered dependent 2017, at 7 p.m. All PPs are invited to come announcement of the dates and where to paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs and a loan or gift to be displayed for everyone’s Please join us Monday, Feb. 13 from 2-3 upon attendance and food is provided out and enjoy the evening with us. pick up entry forms. brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Those benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If p.m. at Mountain West Medical Center. at each session. Register to attend at who receive services include individuals State President’s Ball you are interested in the values of honoring The Tooele County Health Department’s HealthyRelationshipsUtah.org. or families in crisis, the homeless and The State President’s Ball will be on past and future pioneers and in visiting Aging Services program is the sponsor for GRANTSVILLE families at risk of becoming homeless. For Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017, at the Pleasant their historical settings and learning more these Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver more information, call (435) 566-5938 or about those who settled and shaped Utah, Support Groups. The groups are designed OUTH Grove Aerie home. For more information, Family History Center 4H Y fax (435) 843-0244. contact one of the state officers from attend our business and education meeting to provide emotional, educational and Greet your ancestors free at the Grantsville Tooele. the first Thursday of each month. A potluck social support for caregivers. Questions Family History Center, 117 E. Cherry Street Scholarships First Baptist Food Pantry dinner followed by various presentations call 435-277-2456. Many scholarships and contests are avail- All are welcome, with consultants there to The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Annual Chili Cook-Off starts promptly at 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele able on the 4H website, utah4h.org, and assist you. Open Mondays noon to 4 p.m., ing an emergency food pantry to meet the Worthy Trustee Bobby Kindred, winner 8th Ward Meetinghouse (the old 5th Ward, Parkinson’s Disease Support the USU Extension website, extension.usu. and Tuesday through Thursday noon to 4 needs of our community. The food pantry of last year’s chili cook-off, will host this Pinehurst Chapel), 196 N. Pinehurst Ave., Group edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. is available for emergency needs. Hours year’s cook-off on Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017. Tooele. Call Joe Brandon at 435-830-9784 A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can of operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. Judging will begin promptly at 5 p.m. with for more information. be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Senior Center Youth Quilting Contest to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main Tooele has a support group for persons Register online at www.sewverysmooth.com dinner served afterward. The cost of the The senior center is for the enjoyment Street. For information call (435) 882- Mood disorder support group with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- for your age group. Construct your quilt dinner will be $7 per person. It will be chili of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, 2048. Do you or someone you love have a mood ers. You can learn how others are coping based on the theme, “Where in Zootopia with rolls, crackers, salads, vegetable tray call (435) 884-3446. Activities include disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation offers with PD and how to live well. We meet the is 4-H?” Write a 200-word progress report and desserts. Plan your pot and bring it up Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, The Tooele County Food Bank help, hope and healing. Please join us for third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at essay and take a picture of your work. for the cook-off. pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. & Grantsville Emergency Food support group sessions every Wednesday TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, Write a 200-word final report essay and Meals on Wheels available for homebound. at 4:30 p.m. at the New Reflection 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For informa- take a picture of your finished quilt. Win Pantry Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and The Tooele County Food Bank and Clubhouse on 900 South in Tooele. For tion, call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at prizes valued over $5,000. ELKS above, suggested donation is $3. For those Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in more info, contact Kelly at 841-9903. (435) 840-3683. under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation Inspiring Girls Expeditions need of canned meats, soups, pasta and Meetings Tooele Family Al-Anon available to the store or doctor visits for Lodge meetings are held the second and Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Inspiring Girls Expeditions is accepting any non-perishable foods. We are accept- Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele residents in the Tooele and Grantsville fourth Tuesday of every month. House applications through Jan. 31, 2017, for ing donations for Pathways Women’s and Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the to Recovery” areas. For transportation information, call committee meetings are held every third Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 free summer science and wilderness Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic back of the building. For questions or more (435) 843-4102. Tuesday of the month. All members are p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Suite 4 in expeditions in Alaska and Washington for abuse). They are in need of socks, under- information, please call Allene at (435) welcome and encouraged to attend. Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to girls ages 16-17. Three teams of up to nine wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) 884-0825 Daughters of Utah Pioneers products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, all those affected by someone else’s addic- The DUP is seeking any family histories, teenage girls will spend 12 days explor- or (435) 241-9200. ing and learning about mountain glaciers nail polish and remover), toys. Anything will tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help photographs, books, stories or vintage be appreciated. Underwear and socks must GROUPS AND EVENTS by sharing our experience, strength and artifacts (before 1900) to display at our or fjords with tidewater glaciers. They’ll Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U be new. Other items can be gently used. This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the hope. For more information, please contact DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 conduct scientific field studies with professional glaciologists, oceanographers, art- Please help us help our community. Drop Local author seeks photos Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Terri at (435) 313-4851. W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. A local author and historian is seeking origi- ists and mountaineers. The three Inspiring boxes are located in the Intermountain Main Street. For more information, contact Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, Girls trips of 2017 will include Girls on Ice Staffing Office, 7 South Main Street #203, Gesele at (435) 224-4015 or Jo-Ann at Military items wanted Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well When you no longer want your military Alaska, Girls on Ice Cascades and Girls in Tooele, UT 84074. (435) 849-4180. tion, call Ellen Yates at (435) 884-0253 or as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions items, do not take them to the D.I. or the Icy Fjords. They are operated through IARC Coralie Lougey at (435) 884-3832. Visit and resorts for an upcoming book project. thrift store. Bring them to 775 S. Coleman and the UAF College of Natural Science Baby blankets needed Alcoholics Anonymous www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. Baby blankets are needed for the nursery Those who wish to contribute information Street — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, & Mathematics. Details at: web.iarc.uaf. Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the exploretooele.com. at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets or photographs of these parks should con- boots, shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, edu/2016/12/21/free-glaciology-and- Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For should be new and in good condition. tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. belts, canteens, pouches, old photos, marine-programs-for-girls-seek-applications/. more information, contact Lance at (435) Homemade blankets are also accepted Contributions will be printed with credit in 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) 694-2624. etc. They will be displayed with honor and SCHOOLS Utah Pork Producers essay con- if new. Donations can be turned in to the a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435-882- test volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical There is no such thing as too many photo- Food Addicts in Recovery 8688. Story and Craft Hour Center, 2055 N. Main St. in Tooele. Call graphs as the author needs a minimum of Anonymous Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the What myth gives consumers the idea that Tooele County Choral Society Diane at (435) 843-3691 with any ques- 160 photographs, and any help is greatly Are you having trouble controlling the Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy the pork isn’t healthy and what would you tell Love singing? The Tooele County Choral tions. appreciated. way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery adventures of books and make fun crafts. them to correct this misunderstanding? Society needs you! To schedule an audi- Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- For more information, call (435) 833- Essay must be at least 1,000 words typed. Community Closet Tooele Valley Flute Choir tion, please call Denise McCubbins at ery program for anyone suffering from 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Pick up a scholarship application at the Clean out your closets. The Community The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- 435-224-5032. Rehearsals for this fun-lov- food addiction. Meetings are held every Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Tooele 4-H Extension office, 151 N. Main, Closet is accepting donations for gently bers interested in our inaugural effort to ing and somewhat serious choir are every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Tooele. Please enter through the south Tooele. used clothing. Donations are accepted at raise the profile of local flutists. If you love Saturday night from 7-9 p.m. at the 1025 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter at the north side doors. your neighborhood school. Contact Christy to play the flute and want to grow your W. Utah Ave. LDS church. back entrance. For more information, call Youth Pork Academy Johnson at (435) 830-4706 with any ques- musical horizons, please join us! All levels Youth Pork Academy, Feb. 25, Spanish Millicent at (435) 882-7094 or Denise at Free Preschool Hour tions. of skill and experience welcome. Contact Alzheimer’s Education Fork Fairgrounds 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost $5. (435) 830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts. Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Emma at [email protected]. The first Thursday of each month for the Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Registration deadline Feb. 15. Pick up a org. Everyone is welcome to attend. next four months, the Utah Chapter of registration at the Tooele 4-H Extension of learning, singing and creating. This class MOOSE Tooele Valley Free Masons Tooele County Aging the Alzheimer’s Association is sending an is for all children 0-5 years old. Please office, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the expert to Tooele County to share informa- Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- second Friday of each month for dinner and tion on challenges families face who have U.S. Targhee Sheep Association Meals at the Lodge teers to help us meet the needs of seniors tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Friday and Saturday night dinners will be socializing. If you are interested or have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease. U.S. Targhee Sheep Association will be in the community. Many seniors require are located at West Elementary School, served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday night questions please join us at the Lodge, Come learn about legal and financial plan- offering a free registered Targhee Starter assistance and need rides to doctors or 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter dinners change weekly, or you can order located at the corner of Settlement Canyon ning, communication strategies, the latest flock to a deserving youth, ages 9-17, other health professionals. Rides help through the south side doors. from the menu. Saturday night dinners Road and SR-36, or give us a call at (435) research and more. These free classes are at the 2017 USTSA National Show & seniors live more independent lives. Call include a 14-ounce ribeye or T-bone steak 277-0087. hosted at Mountain West Medical Center Sale in Pierre, South Dakota, July 13- (435) 843-4114 for more information. The St. Marguerite Catholic School with choice of baked potato/fries, salad from 2-3:30 p.m. on Feb. 2, March 2 and 15. Applications due April 1 available Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also St. Marguerite Catholic School welcomes and roll; halibut or salmon steak with Tooele Valley Family History April 6. Call Tooele County Aging Services for download at www.ustargheesheep. are in need of volunteers. For more infor- students of all faiths from preschool choice of baked potato or fries, salad and at 277-2300 with questions. org or by contacting Mardy Rutledge Center mation about volunteering at the Grantsville through eighth grade. Featuring all-day roll, or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked Research your ancestors free with trained ([email protected] or 702-292- Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For kindergarten, all-day preschool, junior high potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele Stansbury Art and Lit Meeting 5715). volunteering at the Tooele Center, call grades 6-8, small class sizes, free trial are for a reasonable price. No orders are Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Stansbury Art and Lit will be meeting on Debbie at (435) 843-4103. days and an enhanced STEM curriculum taken after 8:45. Daily lunch specials are East, Tooele. Phone (435) 882-1396. Jan. 24 at 7 p.m. at the Coulter House called STREAMS with religion, Spanish, available at the lodge from 11 a.m. After Hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday, Life’s Worth Living Foundation Event Center, 175 E. SR-138, Stansbury music and art classes included. 15 S. 7th USU EXTENSION Park. This will be a planning meeting to purchase of 10 (ten) meals either Friday/ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Suicide support group every fourth Street in Tooele, 435-882-0081. set up the monthly presentations and the Saturday nights you get a free one. If you evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West Herd Management for the subject matter for our optional monthly have more than four people in your party, appointment only. Special classes offered Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main Tooele High School Intermountain West challenge, selecting artists to exhibit please call ahead to ensure the cook can regularly. Call the center for more informa- Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the The next Tooele High School Community Utah Beef Cattle Field Day. Feb. 14, 8 a.m.- their work for each month at the Chamber plan better. For members and their guests tion. cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Council meeting will be held Wednesday, 3 p.m., BYU Harman Conference Center of Commerce, deciding themes for the only. thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Jan. 18, 2017, at 5 p.m. in the school (corner of University Parkway and 900 East semi-annual open houses and dates for Take Off Pounds Sensibly cide, please plan on attending. Please go library. Parents of students are welcome — Provo). Call Extension office 435-277- If you are struggling with your weight, other types of exhibits as well as schedul- Paint party on Facebook and like our page to keep and encouraged to attend. 2409 for more information. The Women of the Moose are having a you don’t need to travel the road alone. ing the hanging of artwork at the Coulter current with our latest news and events. paint party on Saturday, Feb. 4 at 11 a.m. TOPS can help you achieve your goals and House. Now that we are meeting at the Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- Swim coach retiring Please RSVP at the lodge by Jan. 21 by support you in your journey. We provide Coulter House Event Center, we have more Tooele High swim coach Mel Roberts is ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. GARDENING calling 435-882-2931. A potluck lunch will accountability through weekly weigh-ins opportunity to integrate our creativity with retiring after 49 years of coaching. We are be provided. and support and encouragement in a non- the community. Our meetings have been working on a special gift for him ... if you Disabled American Veterans Master Gardener Class Sign-Up judgmental environment. TOPS is open a great way for artists and other creative swam for Coach Roberts we are asking for Chapter 20 A new Master Gardener class will run Jan. Veterans dinner to all men, women, teens and preteens. people to get feedback about the artwork you to write your favorite memory, story or The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will 31-May 2. Classes are every Tuesday from All Moose member veterans will receive a There are now two TOPS chapters in Tooele they exhibit as well as giving us a visual a thank-you letter to this wonderful coach. hold its monthly executive and general 6–8 p.m. Cost is $150 ($180 for couples). free dinner on Friday, Jan. 27 in recognition to accommodate your schedule. UT 330 presence in the community. Membership We would also love for you to include a meetings on the third Thursday of every Certificates are awarded to those who com- of their service to our country. Tooele meets Tuesday at Cornerstone is open to anyone interested in creative picture, any picture you would like it can month at the Pioneer Museum (rear plete 40 hours of volunteer service after Baptist Church, 276 E. 500 North. Weigh artwork and having their artwork exhibited. be from your swimming days or a picture of entrance). The executive meeting will be completing the class. The course includes Super Bowl party in from 5:30-6 p.m., meeting at 6 p.m. Call If you would like more information, contact you now. Email [email protected] for at 7 p.m. and the general meeting will be a manual. Applications are available at A Super Bowl party is in the works. Please Mary Lou at (435) 830-1150 for informa- Nicole Knight at 801-671-8715 or Pat more information. at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for volunteer USU Extension, 151 N. Main, Tooele or plan on attending Sunday, Feb. 5 starting tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday. Weigh- Jessie at 435-882-0593. drivers — no DAV membership is required. online at tooelemastergardeners.org. The at 2 p.m. in from 9-9:30 a.m., and the meeting is at Will need a VA physical. No monthly Larry Sagers scholarship is available for 9:30 a.m. This chapter meets at a private TATC assistance with the class cost. For more residence, so call ahead for the exact loca- information call Linden Greenhalgh, USU EAGLES tion. 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Come learn about TUESDAY January 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 COMMUNITY NEWS Hansen makes presentation on wagon trains at SUP meeting DARRELL SMITH would then make the final over the burial plots. SONS OF UTAH PIONEERS 1,000-mile trek to Utah with Because of the alcohol On Thursday, Jan. 5, Robert these oxen teams that carried and sexual immorality at the Hansen told a fascinating and their belongings, as well as the already established jump-off little-known piece of LDS immi- necessary foodstuffs to com- landings at the end of the gration history that has been plete their journey. railroad, as well as a short- largely lost, even by those who Some of Robert Hansen’s age of supplies caused by the are descendants of those immi- ancestors were part of these Civil War still raging, Brigham grants involved. “down-and-back wagon trains.” Young sent church agents to After The Church of Jesus Unluckily, these very ancestors establish their own jump-off Christ of Latter-day Saints ended up on what unpopularly point and procure their own was established in Utah, the became known as the “Abner supplies. This jumping off Perpetual Immigration Fund Lowery Cholera Train.” Of the point was named Wyoming, was established to help con- 201 Danes who left by ship Nebraska. The coordination verts, especially Europeans, in 1866 to travel to Utah, 101 from church headquarters of to join the body of the saints died of cholera along the way. oxen teams, wagons, food and in Utah. Through this fund, It is suspected that this water- other supplies sent from Utah money was loaned to those borne intestinal bacteria that, and purchased in Nebraska and who couldn’t pay their own untreated, eventually meant other places that needed to be way to travel to the headquar- death, was contracted from on hand when these converts ters of the church. As those contaminated water supplies arrived at Wyoming, Neb., is converts became established on the ocean voyage from breathtaking in scope, espe- here in Zion, they then were Denmark to New York. From cially considering that the the expected to pay back those New York, various routes by only communication at that loans so that others could take rail and steamship brought time was by telegraph. advantage of this program. The them to a new steamship land- In one line of Hansen’s well-known handcart program ing on the Missouri River about ancestry, a family consisting was a part of this effort and 40 miles from Florence, Neb. of a husband, wife and five except for the fateful year of The bacteria that had taken children became a husband PHOTO COURTESY OF DARRELL SMITH 1856 was very successful. hold while sailing over the and one son by the time they Robert Hansen excitedly recalls the history of the “Down-and-Back Wagon Trains,” another of the attempts to bring Starting in 1860, the church Atlantic Ocean incubated and arrived in Utah. In other as many LDS converts to Utah as wanted to come with as little expense to them as possible. Some of Hansen’s experimented with a new way finally manifested itself at vari- situations, entire families were ancestors were involved in this great innovation, which was wonderful for some and life-ending for others. of helping people travel. In ous locations along the route claimed by the dreaded cholera these years, Utah found itself from Denmark to Salt Lake which is easily taken care of by returned to Utah 16 years after If histories such as these are sentations as this one given by dollar poor but oxen rich. City, usually ending in burial in antibiotics today. In quite an being that only child in his fam- of interest to you, come join Robert Hansen. John and Carol Brigham Young’s answer to whatever caskets could be cob- irony, the one surviving son of ily to survive the original trek. us the first Thursday of every Cluff will be our guest present- this problem was to send ox bled together from sheets and this particular Hansen family, On the return from his mission, month at the LDS Church on ers on Thursday, Feb. 2. Come teams from Utah to where old lumber. In order to keep was called back to Scandinavia in a party of 541 travelers, he the corner of Pinehurst and join us to explore the begin- the Transcontinental Railroad wolves from getting at these as a missionary, leaving his arrived back home without a Utah avenues. A pot luck din- nings and history of our local ended at the Missouri River. remains, a smudge of burned wife and children behind. single death in the group. What ner starts promptly at 6:30 Rush Valley. Converted European saints buffalo chips were scattered After serving his mission, he a difference 16 years can make. p.m., followed by such pre-

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28, 2016, at 10 a.m. at the Grantsville Berean Full Gospel Church for more information. mation, call (435) 882-7291. Stansbury Park Baptist Church CHURCHES West Stake Center. Lunch will be served. We invite you to discover how God’s Word Please join us each Sunday morning at 10 can transform your life and provide you with Tooele First Baptist Church St. Barnabas’ Episcopal a.m. for Worship Services and Bible Study The Church of Jesus Christ of BYU Adult Religion Class the answers for questions and for prob- What is it that God would have us do? How Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse (next to Latter-day Saints This class, sponsored by the Grantsville lems you may be struggling to overcome. should we be treating one another? Of all rament followed by fellowship. Sunday the SP Swimming Pool). For details, please To find a meeting house and time of wor- West Stake and focusing on the teachings Come join us this Sunday morning for our the important things, which is most impor- mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ call us at (435) 830-1868 or go to www. ship for The Church of Jesus Christ of and doctrines of the Book of Mormon, 10 a.m. worship service where we will tant? Join us in worship on Sundays at 11 Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, stansburyparkbc.org. Latter-day Saints, go to mormon.org and starts Thursday, Jan. 12 and continues assemble in praise, share testimonies and a.m. and explore those questions from the Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: click the “Find a Meetinghouse” link or con- each Thursday through April 13 from 7-8:30 explore worship in ways that strive to high- Bible. First Baptist Church — 580 S. Main [email protected]. Web at First Lutheran Church tact (435) 850-2037. p.m. at the Grantsville Seminary Building, light the greatness of God. After our morn- St., Tooele — 882-2048 Childcare and www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are First Lutheran Church, on the corner of 7th 115 E. Cherry Street, Grantsville, Utah. The ing praise and worship time, we enter into Children’s Church. God’s beloved child, beautifully created in and Birch, would like to invite you to hear Grantsville Stakes Relief Society class is 14 weeks long and tuition is $21 a one-hour Bible Study at 11 a.m. Attend God’s own image. Whatever your history, of God’s grace and the love of Christ, who Meeting per course. You can register online at arc. United Methodist Church wherever you are in life’s journey, the died to forgive you of your sins and attain with us Sunday mornings at 635 N. Main Our church invites and encourages you The Grantsville Bi-Stake Winter’s Morning, byu.edu or call 801-422-8925. Episcopal Church welcomes you. salvation on your behalf. Worship is at 10 St. (Phil’s Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 to join us at 11 a.m. every Sunday for a with Sister Jill Stevens Shepherd, is Jan. a.m. each Sunday. Sunday school and adult Bible-themed sermon. The phone number is Spanish services Bible class at 11:15 a.m. 435-882-1349 and our website is located La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le at tooeleumc.org. Our church is located at invita a sus servicios en español los jueves New Life Christian Fellowship the corner of Utah Avenue and 100 East a las 6 p.m. y los domingos a las 2 p.m. We invite you to worship and serve Jesus NEW SUP OFFICERS (78 E. Utah Ave.). We suggest you “come We invite you to their Spanish services on with us. Our clothing closet and food pantry as you are” and join us after service for Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. is open from noon to 3 p.m. every Tuesday fellowship downstairs. We’d sure like to get Come to know a church that focuses in the to Thursday at 411 E. Utah Ave. Programs to know you! word of God rather than the emotions. God for kids, teens, women and men are also loves you and he wants to reveal himself to available every week. Sunday services Church of Christ you. Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. are at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 If this life is all there is, what’s one to do? Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out King Solomon debated this very question more by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. in the Book of Ecclesiastics looking at the St. Marguerite NLOT.org. apparent meaningless of life. Paul wrote St. Marguerite Catholic Parish welcomes frankly: “If the dead are not raised, let you. Our Mass schedule is: Saturday Tooele Christian Fellowship us eat and drink, for tomorrow we die” (1 Vigil at 5 p.m., Sunday Mass at 8 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship Service Corinthians 15:32b). Yet God has given (Spanish) and 11 a.m. (English), daily Mass 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 N. Main, mankind hope in His son Jesus and has (Monday-Friday) at 9 a.m. and confes- former Stowes Family Music building. For a will for all our lives. — Mark Fitzgerald. sions from 4-4:45 p.m. Saturdays or by more information, call (435) 224-3392 or Bible study is Wednesday at 7 p.m. and appointment. Office hours are 10 a.m.-2 www.tooelechristianfellowship.org. Parking Sunday at 10 a.m. Worship is Sunday at 11 p.m. Monday-Friday, closed Tuesday. 435- and entrance in back of building. a.m. The Tooele Church of Christ is located 882-3860, St. Marguerite PreK-8th Grade at 430 W. Utah Ave. in Tooele. The office Elementary School 435-882-0081. Located Tooele First Assembly phone number is (435) 882-4642. on the corner of 7th Street and Vine. Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: Escuela Cornerstone Baptist Bible Baptist Church dominical a las 2 p.m., y el servicio general Passion for God, compassion for people at We would like to invite you to a good old- a las 3 p.m. Services are held at 127 N. 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: (435) fashioned revival with some bluegrass 7th Street. 882-6263. Come as you are this Sunday, music and old-fashioned preaching every where you can hear a message from the night at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist Church, Tooele Springs Calvary Chapel Bible and meet new friends. Service times: located at 286 N. 7th Street in Tooele. A verse-by-verse study of God’s word. Bible study (for all ages) 9:45 a.m.; morn- Contact Pastor Sinner at (435) 840-2152. Sunday service at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. ing worship 11 a.m.; evening worship 6 Wednesday night Bible study and youth p.m.; WiseGuys children’s program 6 p.m. Mountain View Baptist Church groups at 7 p.m. Men’s, women’s and cou- Nursery provided for all services, and We would like to invite you to discover what ple’s Bible studies. Hunting and equestrian children’s church during morning worship. God’s plan and purpose is for your life. The fellowship ministries available. Child care WiseGuys Program during evening worship. Bible contains all of the answers for life’s provided at all services. For more informa- questions. Come and join us this Sunday tion, check out our Facebook page or visit Mountain of Faith Lutheran for our adult Bible study and graded Sunday www.tooelesprings.org. To hear Bible teach- We’re a healthy, growing congregation who School which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our wor- ing, download our mobile app. 47 N. Main PHOTO COURTESY OF DARRELL SMITH welcomes newcomers and reaches out to ship service begins at 11 a.m. We also Street, (435) 962-9427. The Sons of Utah Pioneers Settlement Canyon Chapter has a new board of directors for 2017. Pictured, from those in need. Join us for worship Sunday have a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 left to right, are Tim Booth, museums; Brent Hunt, membership and monuments; LeRoy Rose, scholarships; mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. Main, Tooele. p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Grantsville First Baptist Church We treat the word of God with respect for prayer time. Bring your needs and let us Please come and join us for Sunday School Raymond Johnson, treks; Joe Brandon, president; Robert Hansen, past president; Richard Kroff, publications; without taking ourselves too seriously. pray together for God’s help. Mountain View and worship service. Sunday School 10 Joe McBride, secretary; Glen Stevens, treasurer; Darrell Smith, publicity; and Jerry Henson, historian. Absent Check us out on Facebook by searching Baptist Church meets at the Eastgate Plaza a.m., worship service 11 a.m. Wednesday was Kay Reese, chapter awards. for Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church. in Grantsville, Suite 2C. Join us. evening prayer service 7 p.m. Please join us for meaningful worship that is also casual and relaxed. For more infor-

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HAVE A good idea for over 30 years. the nature and pur- gress complete plus RESPONSIBILITIES: Dog & Cat boarding • Ensure excellent service standards and maintain high customer satisfaction a story? Call the SELL YOUR car in the pose of visit Direct extras. 1968 GTO • Identify and assess customers’ needs to achieve satisfaction Transcript and let us 435-884-3374 Transcript Bulletin and escort visitors to convertable 99% rust Got an older car, boat • Build sustainable relationships of trust through open and interactive communication know 882-0050. pamperedpetresort.com Classified section. appropriate Collect, free. Must see to ap- or RV? Do the hu- • Provide accurate, valid and complete information by using the right methods/tools sort, distribute and preciate mane thing. Donate it • Handle complaints, provide appropriate solutions and alternatives within a timely manner. prepare correspon- 435-833-0407 362 to the Humane Soci- Follow up to ensure resolution to complaints RECREATION AID dence, mail, mes- South Main Street ety. Call 1- • Keep records of customer interactions, process customer accounts and file documents Help Wantedsages and courier de- Tooele. 800-849-1593 • Follow communication procedures, guidelines and policies Tooele City’s Parks & Recreation liveries. Qualifica- • Make the extra effort to engage customers Department is accepting applications for a vacant part-time, tions: High School Di- SUBSTITUTE CROSSING GUARDS variable hour, Recreation Aid to ploma Experience: REQUIREMENTS: Part-time / Variable Hours (On-call assignments are $9.09/hour w/no benefi t) assist our youth services division with 1-2 years of related • Great attitude! non-traditional youth and family programs. Bargain Tooele City is now hiring substitute • Strong phone skills and active listening skills Typical duties include helping organize materials, supplies, and experience in an of- equipment, setting up for events, giving instruction and demonstra- fice environment. crossing guards. We are seeking • Customer orientation and ability to adapt/respond to different types of personalities applicants that can work with tion to participants, chaperoning activities, actively assisting Ability to build posi- • Excellent communication, organization and problem solving skills children in performing a variety of activities, and cleaning-up. children in a positive, caring, and • Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and manage time effectively tive relationships with cordial manner while enforcing street • High school degree We are seeking applicants that love working with kids, have an Buggy’shigh level of interper- safety rules. Substitute crossing guards are outgoing and energetic personality, are able to engage in physical called to cover various cross walks within the Tooele City limits activities with kids, and are seeking part-time work with limited, sonal skills. Excellent COMPENSATION & BENEFITS: when a regular status guard needs to be absent. variable hours. You must be at least 18 years old, have a high Open sincetalent 2007 to interact with • $9-$13 per hour starting school diploma (or GED), be a good role model to youth and people in a positive Shifts vary and follow the elementary school schedule which • Health & Dental benefits children, pass a background check, possess a valid driver’s license, and courteous man- generally consists of 1 hours work for each morning, mid-day • Paid time off and have a driving record acceptable to Tooele City’s insurance and Business is growing fast! kindergarten, or after school shift. risk management standards. ner. Strong written • Generous employee purchase program and verbal communi- Applicants must possess the ability to recognize and identify traffi c • Safe, clean, professional, and positive working environment During the winter we conduct fewer active programs and work fl ow, ability to raise hand held stop sign and direct vehicles to stop, hours are expected to be up to 5 hours per week. Our popular cation skills. Ability to ability to enter middle of street and safely guide children and other “Family Recreation” program requires working a few hours each HOURS: LOT TECHprioritize tasks ac- citizens across assigned streets, and ability to work in adverse month. When school is out, however, the fun and work load • Mon - Fri 9/10AM-6/7PM increases! Our summer season generally requires working up to cording to importance weather conditions. Must be able to remove snow and ice from • Every other Saturday 10AM-6PM 10 hours per week. A tentative program schedule is set for each in a fast paced envi- crosswalk and adjoining sidewalk approaches. • Tuesdays off on weeks Saturdays are worked. year and so you can plan accordingly. Some programs do require ronment. Confiden- periodic evening and weekend work. $11.17/hour tially handling assign- TO APPLY There’s never been a better time join the Liddiard Home Furnishings family. We have been in SALESPERSONments from different Return a completed Tooele City Application to the TO APPLY business for over 60 years and are continuing to grow. Liddiard Home Funishings is respect- Low pressure sales environment,departments endless to meet Tooele City Human Resource O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074. ed in the community and considered a leader in the industry. If you are the right person for Return a completed Tooele City Application to the earning potential, fast deadlines.growing company Must be Applications will be reviewed as received so apply now for best consideration. this position we are anxious and excited to speak with you about this exciting opportunity. Tooele City Human Resource O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 with future room forproficient advancement. in handling Applications will be maintained on le for the 2016-2017 school year and you or fax to 435-843-2106. First review of applications will be January 25, 2017 so may contacted at any time should our hiring needs change. Noti cations about office equipment in- the status of this position will generally be made by e-mail. Please submit resume via email [email protected] apply now for best consideration. This recruitment will remain open until lled. CALL FINNEY, 435.882.7711cluding complex mul- Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. or in person 2502 N 400 E Tooele, UT www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer tiple lined telephones, www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer printers, photocopy/printers etc. Dependable, punctual and able to work 7am- 5pm Mon- day-Thursday, 8am-12 pm Fridays Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office Ap- plications, specifically MS Word and Excel. Please send resume to [email protected] NOTICE TO CREDI- TORS AND AN- NOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT Estate of WILLIAM GLEN BOLINDER, Deceased. Probate No. NOTICE OF PUBLIC 163300068 HEARING CHERYL BOLINDER SUBJECT: CUP whose address is 1145 2017-01 Conditional PUBLIC NOTICE E. Castlecreek Cir, Use Permit for an in- Notice is hereby given Salt Lake City, UT dustrial minerals proc- that the Tooele City 84117, has been ap- N O T I C E A N D essing plant in an M-G Council & Tooele City NOTICE OF TRUS- pointed Personal Rep- AGENDA Zone on the Bruce Redevelopment TEE'S SALE resentative of the es- NOTICE IS HEREBY Bollinder and Diamond Agency of Tooele City, The following de- tate of the GIVEN THAT THE BY Ranch properties Utah, will meet in a scribed real property above-named dece- TOOELE COUNTY located east of Business Meeting on will be sold at public dent on or about Janu- BOARD OF HEALTH Burmester Road and Wednesday, January auction to the highest ary 10, 2017. All per- WILL HOLD A REGU- south of I-80 18, 2017 at the hour of bidder, purchase price sons having claims LAR MEETING ON The Tax ID Parcels in- 7:00 P.M. The meet- payable in lawful against the above es- TUESDAY JANUARY volved are: ing will be held in the money of the United tate are required to 24, 2017, 7:00 P.M. #05-054-0-0005 de- Tooele City Hall Coun- States of America at present them to the AT 151 N. MAIN scribed as BEG 68 cil Room located at 90 the time of sale, at the undersigned or to the TUESDAY January 17, 2017 STREET TOOELE TOOELE, TRANSCRIPT BULLETINRDS E OF NW COR North Main Street, main entrance of the Clerk of the CourtB7 on UTAH OF SE 1/4 OF SEC 5, Tooele, Utah. Tooele County Court- or before the 20th day AGENDA T2S, R5W, S 96 RDS, 1. Pledge of Allegiance house, a/k/a the Third of April 2017, or said Autos Homes Public Notices 1.Public Welcome, Notices Approve Public Notices E Public50 RDS, NoticesN 26°36' W 2.Public Roll Call Notices JudicialPublic District Notices Court, claimsPublic shall Notices forever be Meetings NovemberMeetings 2016 Min- Meetings 1732Meetings FT, W 414.3 FT 3. Mayor'sMeetings Youth Rec- 74 SouthTrustees 100 East, barred.Miscellaneous utes TO BEG, 22.53 AC ognition Awards Tooele, Utah, on Tues- Cheryl Bolinder, 1145 SELL YOUR CAR or Planning on selling AGENDA (Information/Action NOTICE OF PUBLIC #05-054-0-0006 de- 4. Public Comment day, February 21, E. Castlecreek Cir, boat in the classi- your home, you could Notice is given that the Item) HEARING scribed as BEG AT Period 2017, at the hour of Salt Lake City, UT fieds. Call 882-0050 be sending your sales Stockton Planning New Department Em- Notice of Public Hear- SW COR OF NE 1/4 5. Resolution 2017- 01 9:30 a.m. of that day 84117 or visit www.tooele- points to up to Commission will hold a ployee Introductions ing on Stockton Towns OF SEC 5, T2S, R5W, A Resolution of the for the purpose of fore- Richard Tanner, 250 transcript. com 340,000 households regular meeting and a (Information Item) Title 10 Zoning SLM, N 80 RDS, E Tooele City Council closing a deed of trust So. Main Tooele, UT at once. For $163. public hearing on Kathy Taylor, Chair Changes 1023 FT, S 23 36', E Approving an Agree- originally executed by 84074 Telephone: Apartments you can place your Tuesday, January 24, 2. Health Officer!s Re- Notice is hereby given 1443 FT, W 1479.2 FT ment with the Local Ladonna M. Terry, in (435) 833-9524 for Rent 25 word classified ad 2017 promptly at 6:00 port that the Planning Com- TO BEG, CONT 35.2 Public Safety and Fire- favor of Mortgage (Published in the Tran- to all 45 newspapers PM in the Town Coun- Board of Health mission of the Town of AC fighter Surviving Electronic Registration script Bulletin January in Utah. Just call the cil Chambers at the By-Laws Update Stockton will hold a #05-054-0-0009 de- Spouse Trust Fund Systems, Inc., as 17, 24 & 31, 2017) Tooele Gateway Transcript Bulletin at Stockton Town Hall 18 (Action Item) Public Hearing at a scribed as COM NW and a Cost-Sharing nominee for Premier PUBLIC NOTICE 882-0050 for all the N. Johnson Street, Board of Health Mem- meeting of the Stock- COR OF SE 1/4 OF Agreement Mortgage Services Apartments NOTICE OF NORTH details. (Mention Stockton, Utah. In ber Appointments ton Planning Commis- SEC 5, T2S, R5W, S Presented by Kami Inc., its successors TOOELE FIRE PRO- 2 AND 3bdrm apartments ucan) compliance with the (Action Item) Jeff sion as follows: 160 RDS, E 160 RDS, Perkins and assigns, covering TECTION SERVICE behind Super American Disabilities Coombs, Health Offi- Date: Tuesday, Janu- N ALG R/W TO A PT 6. Resolution 2017- 05 real property located at DISTRICT Wal-Mart. Swimming Act, any individual who cer ary 24, 2017 96 RDS S OF 1/2 SEC A Resolution of the approximately 862 BOARD MEMBER VA- may need special ac- 3. Preliminary Year Time: 6:00 pm LI, W 50 RDS, N 96 Tooele City Council West 660 South, pool, hot tub, exercise Office Space CANCY commodations includ- End Financial Report Location: 18 North RDS, W 68 RDS TO Appointing Jeff Ham- T ooele, Tooele room, playground, full The North Tooele Fire ing auxiliary commun- Brad Gillies Johnson Street, Stock- BEG, EX 1 AC TO mer to the Administra- County, Utah, and clubhouse. Protection Service Dis- FOR LEASE Office/ cative and services 4. Health Promotion ton, Utah CLINTON HIGLEY. tive Control Board of more particularly de- trict has a vacancy on Tooele Gateway Business Space during this meeting Update A public hearing is SUB/TO & TOG/W the North Tooele City scribed as: the Board of Trustees. Apartments Utilities included. shall notify the Town Youth E-Cigarette Us- scheduled for January EASEMENT AND R/W Special Service District LOT 31, WESTLAND The Board will select a 46, 52, & 54 South Clerk at (435) age Presentation 24, 2017 at the Stock- 522/477, 479. 98.82 Presented by Roger COVE SUBDIVISION (435)843-4400 replacement to serve Main. 882-3877 at least 24 (Information Item) ton Town Hall. This AC Baker PHASE 3, ACCORD- the unexpired term (602)826-9471 hours prior to the Amy Bate Health Pro- meeting is to provide On February 1, 2017, 7. Resolution 2017- 03 ING TO THE OFFI- through December 31, meeting. The order of motion Coordinator the Citizens of Stock- the Tooele County A Resolution of the C I A L P L A T 2019. Any candidate 2BDRM 1bth base- Agenda Items may be 5. Environmental ton the opportunity to Planning Commission Tooele City Council THEREOF, ON FILE must maintain a pri- ment apartment. changed if deemed ap- Health Update review and make com- will hold a public hear- A mending Gol f AND OF RECORD IN Water Shares mary residence within $700/mo $700/dep. propriate by the Mayor Proposed Revision of ments on; (a) pro- ing on the above de- Course Fees T H E T O O E L E the North Tooele Fire No smoking no pets. or Town Council. Time Regulation #4 Food posed amendment of scribed conditional use Presented by Brian C O U N T Y R E - District and remain a C a l l W e s ERDA WATER shares limits, if any listed for Sanitation (Mobile the Town!s land use permit approval re- Roth CORDER'S OFFICE. registered voter at the (435)830-5958 $8200 per share. 68 Agenda items are ap- Food Vendor Permit- code, described below, quest. The meeting 8. Resolution 2017- 04 12-001-0-0037 location of the resi- available shares. Call proximate and may be ting) For Public Com- and (b) changes made will be held at 7:00 A Resolution of the The current beneficiary SETTLEMENT CAN- dence. If you have 435-840-3010 accerlarated or de- ment to the Town of Stock- p.m. at the Tooele Tooele City Council of the trust deed is YON APARTMENTS questions regarding layed. (Action Item) ton Zoning Map. The County Administration Amending the Tooele JPMorgan Chase 2 & 3 bedroom apts. the boundaries or the PUBLIC HEARING Adoption of Year following chapters Building (Auditorium, City Fee Schedule for Bank, National Asso- Prices starting at Commercial Board position of the A N D P L A N N I NG Round Mobile Food within Title 10, land First Floor), 47 S. Main Cemetery Fees ciation, and the record $840/mo. Call Dan- North Tooele Fire Dis- Property COMMISSION Vendor Permit Fee use code, are listed Street, Tooele, UT Presented by Brian owner of the property ielle (435)882-6112 trict, you are encour- AGENDA TUESDAY, (Action Item) In effect below. 84074. Roth as of the recording of for info. COMMERCIAL PROP- aged to contact the JANUARY 24, 2017 upon approval Bryan General Provisions The public is welcome 9. Minutes the notice of default is ERTY (2500sqft.) for District Administrator Call to Order Slade, EH Director -Definitions to provide any written 10. Invoices Ladonna M. Terry. LEASE or SALE. at (435) 882-6730. Homes for 1. Roll Call 6. Family and School -Powers and Duties of comments to the Plan- Presented by Michelle The trustee's sale of Great main street, A letter of interest and 2. Open Public Hear- Health Update Town Officials ning Office at 47 S. Pitt the aforedescribed real Rent high traffic location. a short bio should be ing on Stockton Town 2017 Division Goals -Administration and Main in the Tooele 11. Adjourn property will be made Move-in special/in- addressed to Faye Title 10 Zoning (Information Item) Enforcement County Building prior Michelle Y. Pitt without warranty as to WHY RENT When centive discount for Hall, Board Chair, Changes. Wayne Lyman Family -Zones Established to the meeting or to at- T o o e l e C i t y title, possession, or You Can Buy? Zero qualified tenant North Tooele Fire Dis- 3. Business License School Health Director -Agricultural Zones tend the meeting to Recorder/RDA Secre- encumbrances. Bid- down & Low In- 801-403-3955 trict, 179 Country Club, for Jessica Baker 7. Board Member -Residential Zones gain information or tary ders must be prepared come programs, 1st Stansbury Park, Utah 4. Recommendation to Comments/Concerns -Commercial Zones voice your opinion re- Pursuant to the Ameri- to tender a cashier's time & Single par- 84074. The deadline Town Council-Discus- Board Members -Industrial Zones garding this issue. cans with Disabilities check in the amount of ent programs, for receipt of the letter Buildings sion Decision 8. Meeting Adjourn -Special Zones For questions or addi- Act, Individuals Need- $20,000.00 at the sale. Berna Sloan (435) and short bio is 5. Approval of Regular Next meeting to be -Supplementary Regu- tional information, ing Special Accommo- The balance of the 840-5029 Group 1 Wednesday, January Meeting Minutes-De- held March 21, 2017. lations within Zones please contact the dations Should Notify purchase price must If you build, remodel or 25, 2017 no later than 2BDRM 2BTH Mobile cember 6, 2016. Tooele County Health -Nonconforming Build- Planning Offic e Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele be paid by cashier's remove buildings you 5:00 p.m. home Stockton, 6. Approval of dates Department, Room ing and Uses. (435-843-3274). City Recorder, at check or wire transfer can place your classi- The letters/bios will be fenced yard, No and times of Planning 280 -Wireless Telecommu- Future meeting regard- 843-2110 or michel- received by 12:00 fied ad in 45 of Utah's reviewed by the Board smoking, No Pets, meetings for 2017. If you desire special nications Facilities ing this application will [email protected], noon the following newspapers for only in an open working $800/mo $500/dep 7. Update of Building accommodations un- -Large Scale Develop- be posted at the prior to the meeting. business day. The $163. for 25 words session on January (435)882-7068 or Permit. der the Americans with ments Tooele County Build- (Published in the Tran- trustee reserves the ($5. for each addi- 26, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. (435)830-4391 8. Adjourn Disabilities Act, please -Subdivisons ing, advertised in the script Bulletin January right to void the effect tional word). You will at the Stansbury Park Final action may be contact Ericka Jordt, -Performance Guaran- public notice section of 17, 2017) of the trustee's sale af- HOMES available to reach up to 340,000 Fire Station located at households and all taken in relation to any (435) 277-2460, within tees the Tooele Transcript ter the sale based purchase for LOW IN- PUBLIC NOTICE 179 Country Club, topic listed on the three working days -Excavation and De- Bulletin and posted on upon information un- COME buyers with you do is call the Stansbury Park, UT agenda including with- prior to this meeting. velopment within Ja- the Tooele County The Grantsville City known to the trustee at good credit.! Berna Transcript Bulletin at 84074. Candidates will out limitation, adop- One or more Board cob Smelter Website. Council will hold its the time of the sale, Sloan (435)840-5029 882-0050 for all the be given the opportu- tion, rejection, and Members may partici- -Sign Regulations Blaine Gehring, AICP regular meeting at such as a bankruptcy Group 1 Real Estate. details. (Mention nity to address the amendment, Addition pate in this meeting -Amendment Tooele County Planner 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- filing, a loan reinstate- UCAN Classified Net- Board during the pub- of conditions, and telephonically. The proposed revi- (Published in the Tran- day, January 18, 2017 ment, or an agreement work) lic comment section of variation of options (Published in the Tran- sions to Title 10 and script Bulletin January at 429 East Main between the trustor Homes this meeting. The posi- discussed. script Bulletin January proposed amendments 17, 2017) Street, Grantsville, UT and beneficiary to Public Notices 84029. The agenda is tion will be appointed By Diana Marks, Act- 17 & 19, 2017) to the land use map NOTICE OF PUBLIC postpone or cancel the Meetings ing Town Clerk are available for re- as follows: sale. If so voided, the during the Board meet- $$SAVE MONEY PUBLIC NOTICE HEARING (Published in the Tran- view at the Stockton CALL TO ORDER only recourse of the ing that night at 7:30 Search Bank & SUBJECT: GP Deadline for public script Bulletin January Notice is hereby given Town Hall in the May- AND PLEDGE OF AL- highest bidder is to re- p.m. or as soon after H U D h o m e s 2017-01 Amend the notices is 4 p.m. the 17, 2017) that the Tooele City or!s Office. If you LEGIANCE ceive a full refund of at the same location. www.Tooele Bank- Tooele County Trans- day prior to publica- Council & Tooele City would like to look ROLL CALL the money paid to the (Published in the Tran- Homes.com Berna N O T I C E A N D portation Plan by tion. Public notices Redevelopment through this entire AGENDA: trustee. THIS IS AN script Bulletin January Sloan (435) AGENDA Adopting the Tooele submitted past the Agency of Tooele City, document, please call 1. Public Comments. ATTEMPT TO COL- 10, 12, 17 & 19, 2017) 840-5029 Group 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY County Human Serv- deadline will not be Utah, will meet in a to make an appoint- 2. Summary Action LECT A DEBT. ANY PUBLIC NOTICE accepted. GIVEN THAT THE Work Session, on ices Coordinated Plan SELLING YOUR ment at 435-882-3877 Items. INFORMATION OB- RESOLUTION UPAXLP TOOELE COUNTY Wednesday, January 2016 as an addendum HOME? Advertise it Interested persons are a. Approval of Minutes TAINED WILL BE 2017-01 BOARD OF HEALTH 18, 2017 at the hour of to the Transportation in the classifieds. Call invited to attend and b. Approval of Bills USED FOR THAT A RESOLUTION OF SELLING YOUR WILL HOLD A REGU- 5:00 p.m. The meet- Plan 882-0050 or visit give comments on 3. Consideration of a PURPOSE. THE NORTH TOOELE HOME? Advertise it LAR MEETING ON ing will be held at the On February 1, 2017 www.tooeletran these proposals. Due 120-day final plat ex- DATED this 14th day CITY SPECIAL SERV- in the classifieds. Call TUESDAY JANUARY Tooele City Hall Large the Tooele County script.com to the number in atten- tension request for of January, 2017 ICE DISTRICT AD- 882-0050 or visit 24, 2017, 7:00 P.M. Conference Room lo- Planning Commission dance the time for Todd Castagno on the Marlon L. Bates, suc- MINISTRATIVE CON- SELL YOUR CAR or www.tooeletran AT 151 N. MAIN cated at 90 North Main will hold a public hear- public comments may Anderson Farms Sub- cessor trustee TROL BOARD ES- boat in the classi- script.com STREET TOOELE, Street, Tooele, Utah. ing on to amend the be limited by the chair division, Phase 1. Scalley Reading Bates TABLISHING THE fieds. Call 882-0050 UTAH 1. Open City Council Tooele County Trans- of the Planning Com- 4. Consideration of Hansen & Rasmussen, DATES, TIME, AND or visit www.tooele- WANT TO get the lat- AGENDA Meeting portation Plan by mission. Resolution 2017-01 P.C. 15 West South PLACE OF ITS PUB- transcript. com or est local news? Sub- 1. Welcome, Approve 2. Roll Call adopting the Tooele Dated January 12, appointing a Commis- Temple, Ste. 600 Salt LIC MEETINGS FOR e-mail your ad to scribe to the Tran- November 2016 Min- 3. Discussion: County Human Serv- 2017 sioner to the Grants- Lake City, Utah 84101 CALENDAR YEAR tbp@tooeletranscript. script Bulletin. utes - Utah Open and Pub- ices Coordinated Plan Diana Marks ville City Planning Telephone: (801) 2017 com (Information/Action lic Meetings Act Train- 2016 as an addendum Acting, Town Clerk Commission. 531-7870 Business WHEREAS, in the es- Item) ing to the Transportation (Published in the Tran- 5. Year-end Police re- Hours: 9:00 a.m. to tablishment of the New Department Em- Presented by Roger Plan. The meeting will script Bulletin January port. 5:00 p.m. North Tooele City Spe- ployee Introductions Baker be held at 7:00 p.m. at 17, 2017) 6. Mayor and Council T r u s t e e N o . cial Service District (Information Item) - Resolution 2017- 05 the Tooele County Ad- Reports. 51121-1605 (the “District”), the Kathy Taylor, Chair A Resolution of the PUBLIC NOTICE ministration Building 7. Closed Session (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Council 2. Health Officer!s Re- Tooele City Council Notice is Hereby Given (Auditorium, First (Personnel, Real Es- script Bulletin January formed an Administra- port Appointing Jeff Ham- that Tooele City, Utah Floor), 47 S. Main tate, Imminent Litiga- 17, 24 & 31, 2017) tive Control Board (the Board of Health mer to the Administra- will be offering a Curb- Street, Tooele, UT tion). “Board”), and dele- By-Laws Update tive Control Board of side Recycling Pro- 84074. 8. Adjourn. gated to it all of the ad- (Action Item) the North Tooele City gram for Residential Copies of the plan are Public Notices Christine Webb ministrative powers Board of Health Mem- Special Service District Customers. The Cost available upon request City Recorder Water User necessary for the op- ber Appointments Presented by Roger of this Program will be from the Tooele Sold for In compliance with the eration of the District (Action Item) Jeff Baker $5.65 per Receptacle County Planning Of- Deadline for public Americans with Dis- as authorized pursuant Coombs, Health Offi- - Acceptance of Public per Month. Tooele fice. The public is wel- notices is 4 p.m. the ability Act, Grantsville to the Utah Special cer Improvements City Residents Inter- come to provide any day prior to publica- City will accommodate Service District Act; 3. Preliminary Year Presented by Roger ested in Participating written comments to tion. Public notices reasonable requests to and, End Financial Report Baker in this Program Must the Planning Office at assist persons with submitted past the Top Dollar!Brad Gillies Submit a Tooele City 47 S. Main in the WHEREAS, the Utah - Ordinance 2017-02 deadline will not be disabilities to partici- Open and Public Meet- 4. Health Promotion An Ordinance of Curbside Recycling Tooele County Build- accepted. pate in meetings. Re- ings Act, §52-4-20(2) Update Tooele City Amending Program Opt-In Form ing prior to the meeting UPAXLP quests for assistance Utah Code Ann. 1998, Youth E-Cigarette Us- Chapter 5-1 of the to the City during the or to attend the meet- may be made by call- requires that the Board age Presentation Tooele City Code Re- Opt-In Period, from ing to gain information ing City Hall (435) Public Notices give public notice, at (Information Item) garding Business Li- January 1, 2017 or voice your opinion I received 9 Offers 884-3411 at least 3 least once each year, Amy Bate Health Pro- censes for Special through January 31, regarding this issue. Miscellaneous days in advance of a of its annual meeting motion Coordinator Events 2017. Residents Can For questions or addi- meeting. Deadline for public schedule within a Week and put the5. Home Environmental Presented by Michelle Submit the Form On- tional information, One or more Council notices is 4 p.m. the NOW, THEREFORE, Health Update Pitt l i n e a t please contact the Members may partici- day prior to publica- BE IT RESOLVED as Under Contract for $8,000Proposed over RevisionList of - Rezone Proposal at www.tooelecity.org; Planning Offic e pate electronically. tion. Public notices follows: Regulation #4 Food Approximately 500 email at utilities@tooe- (435-843-3274). The anchor location submitted past the 1. The regular meet- Sanitation (Mobile East 2400 North lecity.org; fax at (435) Future meetings re- Price and Closed within 45 days, will be City Hall at the deadline will not be ings of the Board, at Food Vendor Permit- Presented by Jim 843-2159; in Person garding this application above address. accepted. which the official busi- ting) For Public Com- Bolser at, or by mail to, will be posted at the HAPPY SELLERS! (Published in the Tran- UPAXLP ness of the District ment - Mandatory Sewer Tooele City Finance, Tooele County Build- script Bulletin January (Action Item) 90 N. Main St., Tooele, ing, advertised in the shall be conducted, Connections 17, 2017) NOTICE TO CREDI- Adoption of Year Utah 84074. public notice section of will be held at Tooele Presented by Jim TORS AND AN- Round Mobile Food Michelle Y. Pitt the Tooele Transcript City Hall, 90 North Bolser NOUNCEMENT OF I WILL GET YOU TOP DOLLARVendor Permit Fee Tooele City Recorder Bulletin and posted on Public Notices Main, Tooele, Utah, - Legislative Update APPOINTMENT (Action Item) In effect (Published in the Tran- the Tooele County Trustees beginning at 8:15 p.m., Presented by Randy Estate of WILLIAM upon approval Bryan script Bulletin Decem- Website. on the following dates: FOR YOUR HOME! Sant GLEN BOLINDER, Slade, EH Director ber 29 2016, January Blaine Gehring, AICP Deadline for public January 11, 2017 4. Close Meeting Deceased. 6. Family and School 10, 17 & 24, 2017) Tooele County Planner notices is 4 p.m. the February 8, 2017 - Litigation P r o b a t e N o . It Matters a Great Deal HowHealth It’s Update Sold, (Published in the Tran- day prior to publica- March 8, 2017 - Property Acquisition NOTICE OF PUBLIC 163300068 2017 Division Goals script Bulletin January tion. Public notices April 12, 2017 --No 5. Adjourn HEARING CHERYL BOLINDER When It’s Sold and Who you(Information Get to Item) 17, 2017) submitted past the meeting, reserved for Michelle Y. Pitt SUBJECT: CUP whose address is 1145 Wayne Lyman Family deadline will not be District training T o o e l e C i t y 2017-01 Conditional PUBLIC NOTICE E. Castlecreek Cir, School Health Director accepted. May 10, 2017 Negotiate on Your Behalf and Protect Recorder/RDA Secre- Use Permit for an in- Notice is hereby given Salt Lake City, UT 7. Board Member UPAXLP June 14, 2017 tary dustrial minerals proc- that the Tooele City 84117, has been ap- Comments/Concerns July -- No meeting you in the Selling Process. Pursuant to the Ameri- essing plant in an M-G Council & Tooele City NOTICE OF TRUS- pointed Personal Rep- Board Members August 9, 2017 cans with Disabilities Zone on the Bruce Redevelopment TEE'S SALE resentative of the es- 8. Meeting Adjourn September 13, 2017 Act, Individuals Need- Bollinder and Diamond Agency of Tooele City, The following de- t a t e o f t h e Next meeting to be October 11, 2017 ing Special Accommo- BY Ranch properties Utah, will meet in a scribed real property above-named dece- held March 21, 2017. November 8, 2017 List your home here, give me a call! dations Should Notify located east of Business Meeting on will be sold at public dent on or about Janu- Tooele County Health December - No Meet- Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele Burmester Road and Wednesday, January auction to the highest ary 10, 2017. All per- Department, Room ing City Recorder, at south of I-80 18, 2017 at the hour of bidder, purchase price sons having claims 280 2. This Resolution 843-2110 or michel- The Tax ID Parcels in- 7:00 P.M. The meet- payable in lawful against the above es- If you desire special shall become effective [email protected], volved are: ing will be held in the money of the United tate are required to accommodations un- on the date of pas- prior to the meeting. #05-054-0-0005 de- Tooele City Hall Coun- States of America at present them to the der the Americans with sage. (Published in the Tran- scribed as BEG 68 cil Room located at 90 the time of sale, at the undersigned or to the Disabilities Act, please PASSED this 11th day script Bulletin January RDS E OF NW COR North Main Street, main entrance of the Clerk of the Court on For any ofcontact your Ericka Jordt, of January, 2017. 17, 2017) OF SE 1/4 OF SEC 5, Tooele, Utah. Tooele County Court- or before the 20th day (435) 277-2460, within Andrew Wallentine, T2S, R5W, S 96 RDS, 1. Pledge of Allegiance house, a/k/a the Third of April 2017, or said real estatethree working days Board Chair E 50 RDS, N 26°36' W 2. Roll Call Judicial District Court, claims shall forever be prior to this meeting. SELLING YOUR (Published in the Tran- 1732 FT, W 414.3 FT 3. Mayor's Youth Rec- 74 South 100 East, barred. needs, callOne or more Board mountain bike? script Bulletin January TO BEG, 22.53 AC ognition Awards Tooele, Utah, on Tues- Cheryl Bolinder, 1145 Members may partici- www.tooele tran- 17, 2017) Shane Bergen #05-054-0-0006 de- 4. Public Comment day, February 21, E. Castlecreek Cir, pate in this meeting script.com scribed as BEG AT Period 2017, at the hour of Salt Lake City, UT telephonically. SW COR OF NE 1/4 5. Resolution 2017- 01 9:30 a.m. of that day 84117 (Published in the Tran- OF SEC 5, T2S, R5W, A Resolution of the for the purpose of fore- Richard Tanner,TOOELE 250 script Bulletin January SLM, N 80 RDS, E Tooele City Council closing a deed of trust So. Main Tooele, TUTRANSCRIPT 17 & 19, 2017) 435-840-0344 Local News,1023 FT, SOpinion, 23 36', E Approving Sports an Agree- originally and executed Lifestyle by 84074 Telephone:BULLETIN 1443 FT, W 1479.2 FT ment with the Local Ladonna M. Terry, in (435) 833-9524 TO BEG, CONT 35.2 Public Safety and Fire- favor of Mortgage (Published in the Tran- AC fighter Surviving Electronic Registration script Bulletin January #05-054-0-0009 de- Spouse Trust Fund Systems, Inc., as 17, 24 & 31, 2017) scribed as COM NW and a Cost-Sharing nominee for Premier COR OF SE 1/4 OF Agreement Mortgage Services SEC 5, T2S, R5W, S Presented by Kami Inc., its successors 160 RDS, E 160 RDS, Perkins and assigns, covering N ALG R/W TO A PT 6. Resolution 2017- 05 real property located at 96 RDS S OF 1/2 SEC A Resolution of the approximately 862 LI, W 50 RDS, N 96 Tooele City Council West 660 South, RDS, W 68 RDS TO Appointing Jeff Ham- Tooele, Tooele BEG, EX 1 AC TO mer to the Administra- County, Utah, and CLINTON HIGLEY. tive Control Board of more particularly de- SUB/TO & TOG/W the North Tooele City scribed as: EASEMENT AND R/W Special Service District LOT 31, WESTLAND 522/477, 479. 98.82 Presented by Roger COVE SUBDIVISION AC Baker PHASE 3, ACCORD- On February 1, 2017, 7. Resolution 2017- 03 ING TO THE OFFI- the Tooele County A Resolution of the C I A L P L A T Planning Commission Tooele City Council THEREOF, ON FILE will hold a public hear- Amending Golf AND OF RECORD IN ing on the above de- Course Fees T H E T O O E L E scribed conditional use Presented by Brian C O U N T Y R E - permit approval re- Roth CORDER'S OFFICE. quest. The meeting 8. Resolution 2017- 04 12-001-0-0037 will be held at 7:00 A Resolution of the The current beneficiary p.m. at the Tooele Tooele City Council of the trust deed is County Administration Amending the Tooele JPMorgan Chase Building (Auditorium, City Fee Schedule for Bank, National Asso- First Floor), 47 S. Main Cemetery Fees ciation, and the record Street, Tooele, UT Presented by Brian owner of the property 84074. Roth as of the recording of The public is welcome 9. Minutes the notice of default is to provide any written 10. Invoices Ladonna M. Terry. comments to the Plan- Presented by Michelle The trustee's sale of ning Office at 47 S. Pitt the aforedescribed real Main in the Tooele 11. Adjourn property will be made County Building prior Michelle Y. Pitt without warranty as to to the meeting or to at- Tooele City title, possession, or tend the meeting to Recorder/RDA Secre- encumbrances. Bid- gain information or tary ders must be prepared voice your opinion re- Pursuant to the Ameri- to tender a cashier's garding this issue. cans with Disabilities check in the amount of For questions or addi- Act, Individuals Need- $20,000.00 at the sale. tional information, ing Special Accommo- The balance of the please contact the dations Should Notify purchase price must Planning Office Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele be paid by cashier's (435-843-3274). City Recorder, at check or wire transfer Future meeting regard- 843-2110 or michel- received by 12:00 ing this application will [email protected], noon the following be posted at the prior to the meeting. business day. The Tooele County Build- (Published in the Tran- trustee reserves the ing, advertised in the script Bulletin January right to void the effect public notice section of 17, 2017) of the trustee's sale af- the Tooele Transcript ter the sale based Bulletin and posted on upon information un- the Tooele County known to the trustee at Website. the time of the sale, Blaine Gehring, AICP such as a bankruptcy Tooele County Planner filing, a loan reinstate- (Published in the Tran- ment, or an agreement script Bulletin January between the trustor 17, 2017) and beneficiary to postpone or cancel the sale. If so voided, the only recourse of the highest bidder is to receive a full refund of the money paid to the trustee. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED this 14th day of January, 2017 Marlon L. Bates, suc- cessor trustee Scalley Reading Bates Hansen & Rasmussen, P.C. 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Trustee No. 51121-1605 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 17, 24 & 31, 2017) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2017 Matt Ryan is keeping some Buffaloes split meet with Cyprus TAVIN STUCKI “Swimmer of the meet SPORTS EDITOR THS SWIMMING for the boys was Hunter special company these days It took the final relay, but Sherwood,” Roberts said. Cyprus bested the Tooele girls 200 freestyle relay. Sherwood helped Tooele KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) other QBs still alive. Green swimming team 145-139 on Sydnie Hardy, who won the win the 200 IM, used a 57.76- — Matt Ryan is keeping some Bay’s banged-up, under- “Talk to guys Thursday in Magna. 200 freestyle and was also on second lifetime best to beat special company these days. manned secondary was “It was nip and tuck the 200 freestyle relay team, Cyprus’ Kyle Hammond in the Well, maybe it’s Tom Brady, torched in the second half by in the locker between the two schools the took second place in a close 100 fly, and won the 100 back- Aaron Rodgers and Ben the Cowboys’ Dak Prescott. It entire meet,” Tooele head 500 freestyle race by a tenth stroke. Roethlisberger who should isn’t going to be all that much room, and coach Mel Roberts said. of a second to Cyprus’ Jordan Tooele will conclude the reg- be looking up to Ryan. The healthier or deeper in Atlanta. Tooele was led by captains Palmer’s winning time of ular season with a home meet Atlanta passer is, after all, the And while Dallas has some that’s one of the Maddie Royle, who won the 6:25.45. against Ben Lomond at 2:45 All-Pro quarterback. very good receivers, it doesn’t 200-yard individual medly On the boys side, the p.m. on Thursday. Roberts said When the conference have All-Pro Julio Jones. He biggest plays of with a lifetime best time of 2 Buffaloes won the 200 medley 12 seniors will be honored championship games com- figures to be a matchup night- minutes, 23.84 seconds, 100 and widened their lead from before competition begins. mence next Sunday, three of mare for the Packers. the game.” butterfly with a lifetime best there, eventually winning the [email protected] the most accomplished QBs That said, reaching this Matt Ryan of 1:03.73 and helped win the meet 162-123. of this millennium will be point in the postseason brings Atlanta Falcons in action. Brady is seeking a a kind of pressure unmatched seventh trip to the Super Bowl in anything Ryan has faced. In of which don’t work, but in his 17 NFL seasons, and his only NFC title game, four many of which have kept the an unprecedented fifth ring. years ago at home against San Steelers in the championship Bleazard let go as volleyball coach Roethlisberger has gone three Francisco, the Falcons came chase. times, winning twice. Rodgers up short. Take his third-down con- TAVIN STUCKI ing the need for a coach who as a pair of region matches. won in his only trip to the big Then again, the Matt Ryan version to clinch Sunday’s SPORTS EDITOR will instill the love of volleyball During the 2015 season, game, and probably has been we have seen this season is win at Kansas City. He had Grantsville High School is into the individual players. Grantsville went winless in the league’s best all-around light years removed from the patience and foresight to looking for a new volleyball The Cowboys went 12-19 the region season. In 2014 the quarterback in the last half- someone who can’t cope with wait for his All-Pro wideout, coach. last season with a fifth-place 1- Cowboys went 3-5 in region dozen seasons. stressful situations. Antonio Brown, to work his Former head coach KC 7 record in Region 10. The one and lost as a No. 4 seed to Then there is Matty Ice, His counterpart next way across the field and get Bleazard will not coach the win came to rival Tooele in five eventual state champion Snow who tended to melt in the Sunday, Rodgers, is just plain open. team in the upcoming 2017 sets after coming back from a Canyon in the first round of most pressurized games. Not fun to watch. Forget the “I’m sure that play won’t season, Grantsville Principal 2-0 set deficit in September. the Class 3A state tournament. this season, in which he led desperation passes he seems make SportsCenter, won’t Mark Ernst confirmed Friday. Grantsville lost nine games Interested and qualified the NFL in passing and tore to have mastered — it sure make all the highlights,” he “We’re just looking for straight in October during the coaches can apply online at the up Seattle on Saturday. He looked like he might need said. “But talk to guys in the someone who’s very well orga- Hunter and Bingham Claim school district website. also gets a home game against another one in Big D — and locker room, and that’s one nized,” he said, also mention- Jumper tournaments, as well [email protected] Rodgers and the Packers next concentrate on the creativity. of the biggest plays of the weekend. Brett Favre is the measuring game.” “We’ve got to praise Matt stick for modern day Packers Executed to perfection. for what he’s done this whole QBs and always provided As for Brady, who has year,” said right tackle Ryan some sort of thrills. But he been on a mission following Buffs Schraeder, one of the league’s never carried the Pack on his his four-game “Deflategate” Continued from Page B1 most improved players in back the way Rodgers has, suspension, his resume is the 2016. “He’s done a lot for us especially this season. epitome of what all quarter- but it’s the little things,” Goss this year as a team. And it’s An almost magical season, backs, all players, all athletes said. “Overall, I think it was a pretty cool to be a part of it. too, punctuated by Green in any sport are seeking. And team effort. Everybody came He’s had a hell of a year, and Bay’s resilience against Dallas. get this: Brady might have in, picked up their intensity. we’re just happy to be able to “He’s an incredible player, had his worst game of the sea- Yeah, Emily was scoring, but block for him.” incredible talent,” Packers son in Saturday night’s victory then we had people playing While Brady, Big Ben coach Mike McCarthy said. over Houston. But the Patriots some great defense and getting and A-Rod have little left to “And to do it when it’s all on still won, handily, and are steals. So overall, great team show before likely heading the line like that, that’s what solid favorites to handle the effort for them. We don’t really to Canton, Ryan will be front great players do.” Steelers next weekend. have one superstar, it’s got to and center on the proving Roethlisberger isn’t any- So just look at the confer- be a team effort.” ground. Dismissing him as a where near as spectacular, ence championships as yet Park City closed the defi- lightweight in this company and he sometimes seems another chance to watch cit to as few as eight points would be unwise. to almost plod his way to superb quarterbacks. And, when sophomore Courtney Indeed, in one way, he wins. But he wins. And he’s yes, right now, Ryan belongs Kalifman earned a put back might have an edge on the unafraid to take risks, some in that company. with a little more than two minutes left to make it 41-33, but the Buffaloes held on to win thanks in part to Webber’s game-high 20 points, seven of Give your parakeet something to talk which came during the final period. about. Line his cage with the Ten Buffaloes scored during the contest. Tooele made nine of its attempted 14 free throws Tooele Transcript Bulletin! in the fourth quarter to help add to a final percentage of 70 from the foul line. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Park City shot 7-for-20 from region play and next hosted Tooele guard Shaylie Davis (14) the free throw line, including Grantsville in a game that passes around Park City’s Courtney Kalifman’s 0-for-6 perfor- wasn’t complete as of press Kalifman (34) during Thursday’s mance. time Tuesday. home win that lifted the Buffaloes to 1-1 in league play. Tooele is now 1-1 in [email protected]

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(145) and Hinckley Alesana (285) finished fourth. Isaiah Salazar (106), Eli Messick (126), Carter Grgich (160) and Patrick Si’i Iongi (195) were fifth, and Ethan Hunter (113) and Marcello Harryman (170) took sixth. Grantsville’s Bronco Cloward beat Witkowski 3-1 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO in the 285-pound final. The Stansbury’s Dawson Stewart defeats Fremont’s Davian Hendrix in a 10-6 result was similar to their decision to claim the championship at the Best of the West Tournament Jan. 5 showdown in a Region at Tooele High School on Saturday. Stewart’s win at 152 pounds helped Stansbury win its first-ever win at the tournament. 10 dual at Stansbury, where Cloward barely held off Witkowski. was third at 145 pounds, doing really well and work- “He’s a good opponent while Thomas Coates (106), ing really hard.” — and he’s hard to pin,” Brayden Adams (138) and Tooele faced Park City Cloward said. “I can never Seth Anderson (195) each and Union in a tri-meet in get him pinned. We’re com- finished fourth. Roosevelt that was not com- parable in size and strength, “I’m very proud of myself plete at press time Tuesday. and that’s why it’s so close. — I think I’ve come a long Grantsville travels to Park It’s so hard to get anything way and I’m going to keep City on Thursday, while on each other.” going up and peak at state,” Tooele will host Stansbury The Cowboys finished Cloward said. “With the on Thursday with the region eighth of 13 teams with team, it’s the same thing. I title on the line. 89 points. Koby Johnson feel like, all together, we’re [email protected]

Park City, 7 p.m. Real Salt Lake selected defender Wrap Stansbury wrestling at Tooele, Reagan Dunk from the University of Denver with the 13th overall Continued from Page B1 7 p.m. Stansbury swim at South Summit pick in the first round of the 2017 Wednesday, Jan. 18 Tooele swim vs. MLS SuperDraft on Friday. RSL then selected defender Justin Stansbury boys basketball at Ben Lomond, 3 p.m. Schmidt from Washington with the Park City, 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 20 35th overall pick in the second Grantsville boys basketball at Tooele boys basketball at round. “We rated both Reagan and Tooele, 7 p.m. Union, 7 p.m. Justin very highly on our board, so Grantsville swim at Park City, Stansbury boys basketball at to end up with both of them with 3:30 p.m. Grantsville, 7 p.m. our two picks was great,” Real Thursday, Jan. 19 UVU Wrestling Tournament Salt Lake General Manager Craig Waibel said. “They are both big, Tooele girls basketball at Saturday, Jan. 21 strong defenders who came out Union, 7 p.m. UVU Wrestling Tournament of successful programs. We look Stansbury girls basketball at Region drill at Grantsville forward to what they can bring to Grantsville, 7 p.m. the team.” Grantsville wrestling at MLS Superdraft

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