Grantsville woman fascinated by wild horses See A8 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  TUESDAY July 17, 2018 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 13 $1.00 Mayor Winn: Tax hike needed to avoid debt

MARK WATSON doing it all at once. fund with a proposed certified Because the new budget will be on this fall’s tax notice in one year. STAFF WRITER “That’s what we should have tax rate that’s more than twice includes a tax increase, the for city residents. Winn pointed out that the Tooele City Mayor Debbie done, but it’s too late now,” as much as last year’s. budget and tax increase The city council held a pub- city has not raised taxes for Winn said she agrees with crit- Winn said in an interview The 2017-18 fiscal year will remain tentative until a lic hearing on the proposed 36 years. ics that the city should have Monday. “We can’t do it incre- tax rate was .001831 and the Truth-in-Taxation hearing on tax increase and budget on The mayor said she and the raised taxes incrementally over mentally at this point.” proposed 2018-19 fiscal year Aug. 15. If the tax increase is June 20 with about 60-70 resi- city council knew that raising the past few years to keep up Winn and the Tooele City tax rate is .003934, according approved by the city council on dents in attendance. Several the certified tax rate would with inflation and the cost of Council want an additional to information provided by the that date, the new tax rate — spoke during the hearing and doing business — instead of $3 million in the city’s general city’s finance department. and resulting tax increase — objected to such a big increase SEE HIKE PAGE A 10 ®

Rezone referendum proponents may have violated law Sheri ’s o ce investigating signature veri cation

TIM GILLIE Country Club Drive from com- STAFF WRITER mercial shopping and single- Sponsors of a referendum family residential to R-M-15. to undo a high-density zone The change allows for high- change in Stansbury Park were density development of up to successful in collecting enough 15 housing units per acre. signatures to get the rezone on A total of 629 signatures the November ballot. were disqualified because they But now some signature either weren’t registered to gatherers are facing a criminal vote, were duplicates, were investigation into the process unreadable, or for other errors, used to verify signatures. according to a report by Tooele Within the 45-day statu- County Clerk/Auditor Marilyn tory period, a total of 3,428 Gillette. signatures were gathered by That left 2,799 valid signa- volunteers on the petition for tures. With 2,749 signatures the referendum to repeal the needed, signature gatherers Tooele County Commission’s were ahead of the required decision to rezone 5.38 acres number by 50 signatures. of property on the southwest corner of Clubhouse Drive and SEE LAW PAGE A10 ®

Porter Degraw and dog Addie roll down the Erda Days parade route Saturday morning on their family’s first-place float. AN ERDA DAY CELEBRATION

PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD

The summer round of community days in Tooele County got officially underway Friday and Saturday with Erda residents and visitors show- ing up in droves to celebrate the community. It all began Friday night with a dinner and

variety show at Warr Memorial Park. The festivi- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ties continued Saturday with a 5-K run, a kids’ Developer Derald Anderson has plans to put townhomes on a piece of 1-K run, a parade on Erda Way, followed by property that was zoned residential but is facing pushback from some activities and a lunch of Erda Burgers at Warr Stanbury Park residents. Memorial Park. More community days across the county are scheduled. Next comes Stockton Days on Aug. 11; Rush Valley Days and Stansbury Days on Aug. 17-18; and Lake Point Days on Aug. 24-25. Fire crews gain control of wildfire Benjamin Gordon plays his fiddle on the Erda Days parade route. in Stansburys

STEVE HOWE Last Wednesday, the STAFF WRITER Ellerbeck Fire, which was The wildfire that began sparked by lightning, was on the northern edge of the at 80-percent containment, Stansbury Mountains is con- according to the state Division trolled but not out, according of Forestry, Fire and State to Tooele County Fire Warden Lands. Daniel Walton. Other fires in the county A large fire goes through a included a fire north of series of phases, which include Interstate 80 near milepost 64 initial attack, extended attack, last Wednesday, which burned contained, controlled and 100 acres but was contained finally out, Walton said. The within four hours, according to Ellerbeck Fire, which burned Walton. The cause of the fire is approximately 4,000 acres, undetermined, but investiga- Ashland Evans (above) likely won’t be considered out tors suspect it may have been scrambled for a frozen treat on the Erda Days parade route for a couple of weeks, and fire sparked by recreation equip- Saturday morning. Grand crews will continue to patrol ment such as an all-terrain the area and evaluate post-fire Marshalls Carolyn and Cordale Sunny Davis rides her horse down the Erda Days parade rehabilitation work. SEE CREWS PAGE A6 ® Gull (right) wave from their route Saturday morning. carriage.

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B4 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Stansbury Baseball fields Grantsville HOMETOWN A8 library reopens will get new beats Highland OBITUARIES A6 See A3 concession in baseball OPEN FORUM A4 stands See B1 SPORTS B1 See A2 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018 Keebler, in poor health, released from prison by judge

STEVE HOWE to the AP. to the 2014 armed standoff in office would be a poor target requested he create more STAFF WRITER Keebler was the command- Bunkerville, Nevada, between due to the high commercial explosive devices and outlined The Stockton man who er of the Patriots Defense the BLM and cattle rancher and homeless activity in the his target — a BLM building at pleaded guilty to attempting Force, a citizen militia group Cliven Bundy over unpaid area. Mount Trumbull in Arizona. to bomb a federal Bureau of based out of Stockton, accord- grazing fees, according to the Keebler’s rhetoric esca- On June 20, 2016, Keebler Land Management building ing to a probable cause state- FBI. Keebler participated in lated about a month later in left Stockton with militia in Arizona has been released ment from the FBI. For sev- the standoff at Bunkerville a March 19 training exercise members and the under- on time served after spending eral months, undercover FBI and claimed on Facebook he with the militia when he cover FBI agents for Mount two years in jail. agents infiltrated his militia spent 13 days at the Bundy discussed the government’s Trumbull. Inert explosives William Keebler, 59, plead- and had contact with Keebler Ranch. harassment of people and that were placed at the door of ed guilty in April to one count both face-to-face and by cell In February 2016, Keebler repercussions would start, a BLM cabin and Keebler of attempted destruction of phone. met with Patriots Defense the FBI said. After determin- pressed the remote detonator federal property by use of an Keebler organized train- Force members to discuss ing the group would target several times before the mem- explosive. Keebler’s release ing exercises that involved gathering intelligence on BLM facilities in the “middle bers of the militia returned to was ordered on July 9 in fed- shooting targets and receiving potential targets, according of nowhere,” Keebler said the Utah. eral court in Salt Lake City, Bill Keebler instruction on firearms, and to the statement. The group militia would sneak in to dam- The following day, the according to the Associated military and survival tactics. drove by the BLM office near age vehicles or buildings. FBI arrested Keebler and he Press. ments, including prostate can- Keebler was preparing his the Gateway Mall in Salt Lake After an undercover FBI remained in federal custody Judge David Sam cited cer and heart disease, as rea- militia to participate in anti- City to assess it as a poten- agent showed Keebler a video for more than two years. Keebler’s age and physical ail- sons for his release, according government activities, similar tial site, but Keebler said the of a 6-inch pipe bomb, Keebler [email protected] Tooele City sets priority list for park improvements MARK WATSON STAFF WRITER Winn said half of the cost for Work on new concession the concession stands at the buildings at two Tooele City fields will be paid for by the baseball parks should begin Tooele County School District. this week, according to Brian She said the Tooele City Roth, city parks director. Council has approved a England Construction $100,000 upgrade to the Company of Tooele is the con- Carnegie Library or Tooele tractor for constructing the Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine similar concession buildings at St. both parks. “We would like to take the One of the buildings will be old paint off the building and installed at Red Delpapa Babe restore it to its brick finish,” Ruth Park, 70 S. First Street, Winn said. “Also, part of the and the other at Dow James southeast corner of the build- Baseball Park, 435 W. 400 ing has sunk and needs to be North. repaired. Five years ago the Roth said the Red Delpapa the cost was $60,000 to do this building, at a cost of $161,000, work, now it is $100,000.” will be a mechanical build- A new pavilion at Oquirrh ing for lighting controls, Hills Golf Course is high on concessions, storage and an the priority list and will cost announcer’s area. The Dow $125,000. The city also plans James building, at a cost of to spend $100,000 to replace $179,000, will be similar but tennis courts with pickleball FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO will also include restrooms courts at Elton Park. A new Photo shows the Red Delpapa Babe Ruth baseball field in Tooele. Construction will begin soon on a new concession building for the field. along with the concession area playground will be installed and announcer’s area. at Linear Park at a cost of “We don’t have a restroom “We want to get going on $40,000. on the back nine at the golf these parks improvements as The Tooele City Arts Council course because we haven’t had soon as possible,” said Tooele will receive $114,000 for its the money to build one,” Winn City Mayor Debbie Winn. annual budget. The mayor said said. The city has $2.2 million this includes money for Fridays She said the new golf course available for improving some on Vine and the Fourth of July restroom will not be as nice as of its parks from the Parks, celebration. A new employee the new Aquatic Center Park Arts and Recreation tax it has will be hired to work with the restroom. collected and saved through Tooele City Arts Council at a “It will have water, but it the years, according to the cost of $18,000. will have a tank that needs to mayor. Elton Park’s irrigation sys- be emptied,” Winn said. The PAR tax is a 0.001 per- tem will also be upgraded at a The city council would like cent sales tax or a 1 cent tax cost of $500,000 from PAR tax to start building the new rest- on $10. money. rooms as soon as possible. By state law PAR tax money Tooele City also has $1.6 The city is still working with can only be spent for parks, million saved from park impact Tooele County School District arts and recreation, the mayor fees collected to be used on to turn two softball fields at said. building new park facilities. In Aquatic Center Park into regu- the works is a new restroom lation softball fields. at the Aquatic Center Park at a The plans are to improve cost of $85,000. the conditions of the two east TOOELE TRANSCRIPT “We have so much activity ballfields and upgrade the two BULLETIN going on at the park now with west ballfields to regulation FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Fridays on Vine and the Arts size with one of them destined The old scorekeeper, announcer’s booth at Red Delpappa will be replaced soon. ADMINISTRATION Festival,” Winn said. “We had to be the new home of the Scott C. Dunn Publisher to have a new restroom.” Tooele High School softball the softball fields at Aquatic $187,000. Phase 2 would coust begin next spring, according to Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus The Aquatic Park restroom team. Center Park. $703,000 with the city pay- the mayor. OFFICE will cost $85,000 and a new The mayor said the plan is Phase 1 would cost $1.74 ing $352,000 and the district [email protected] Bruce Dunn Controller restroom at the golf course will for the school district to pay million with the city paying $352.000. Chris Evans Office Manager cost $40,000. half of the cost of upgrading $870,000 and the district The work is expected to Vicki Higgins Customer Service EDITORIAL David Bern Editor Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Tim Gillie Staff Writer Steve Howe Staff Writer Stansbury Service Agency expected to review Mark Watson Staff Writer ADVERTISING Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager lake use policy changes at next meeting Keith Bird Advertising Sales Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager STEVE HOWE which describe Stansbury Lake LAYOUT & DESIGN STAFF WRITER as private or for resident use John Hamilton Creative Director Changes may be coming to only, the proposed lake use Liz Arellano Graphic Artist the Stansbury Service Agency’s policy is similar to the existing PRODUCTION lake use policy, which the board policy. No gas-powered engines Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager of trustees is expected to review are allowed on the lake, all Darwin Cook Web Press Manager at its next meeting. watercraft must be registered Dan Coats Pre-press Technician “Basically, it’s just some really with the service agency prior to Scott Spence Insert Technician simple grammar changes in a use and the lifetime registration couple areas and just simplifies fee remains $5 for each water- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered the policy, cleans it up a little,” craft. by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, said chairman Neil Smart, dur- Over the past couple of years, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele ing last Wednesday’s service service agency board members County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the agency board meeting. have discussed concerns about United States. Missing from the proposed the lake being private despite OFFICE HOURS: policy, however, is the word being owned by a public entity. Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. “private.” Stansbury Lake is During an August 2016 meeting, managed as a private lake by the board member Mike Johnson CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. service agency, a public entity said the lake’s private status PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: that collects tax revenue. conflicted with its ownership by 4 p.m. day prior to publication. In the current lake policy, the a public body. COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, private status is clearly spelled “We are the government,” BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: out. Johnson said, at an August 2016 3 p.m. day prior to publication. A section titled “Residency” meeting. “So by definition, that OBITUARY DEADLINE: states that only residents and lake isn’t private. That’s a public 10 a.m. day of publication. their accompanied guests asset.” Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals are allowed to use the lake At that meeting, the service FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by and its amenities. Under the agency board discussed other TTB PHOTOS the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, “Enforcement” section, the means of restricting use of the Swimmers (above) Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. use the dock at Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, current policy plainly states, lake, including time and manner Tooele City, Utah 84074. “Stansbury Lake is a private of use. The board also discussed Stansbury Lake on Monday afternoon. 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No part of this publication may residents and their accompanied uled for July 25 at 7 p.m. at the be reproduced in any form without the guests.” Stansbury Park Clubhouse. written consent of the editor or publisher. Outside of the omissions, [email protected] TUESDAY July 17, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 USU announces new vice president to lead regional campuses

TIM GILLIE demonstrated commitment and Technical Colleges board chair- campuses, Woolstenhulme bachelor of science degree in STAFF WRITER passion to state-wide higher man. “Dave is a remarkable announced the appointment physical education and a mas- Utah State University has a education, coupled with his leader and has worked tirelessly of Jennifer Van Cott as execu- ter of science degree in man- new leader for its regional cam- depth of knowledge about our on behalf of Utah’s students tive administrator of the USU agement and human resources pus system, including the USU mission, will serve our students and taxpayers.” Tooele Regional Campus in Jan. from USU. He earned a doc- Tooele Regional Campus. well as he leads the 33 regional Prior to his current posi- 2016. torate of education with an USU announced the appoint- campuses and centers.” tion with the Utah System He also attended the ribbon emphasis in adult learning and ment of David Woolstenhulme Woolstehulme currently is of Technical Colleges, cutting ceremony for the USU- technology from the University as vice president of regional the commissioner of the Utah Woolstenhulme served as USU’s Tooele Science and Technology of Wyoming. campuses on July 11. He will System of Technical Colleges vice provost of regional cam- building in Jan. 2016. “I am excited for the oppor- start in his new position on where he is responsible for the puses from 2014-16. He was As vice president for regional tunity to provide leadership for Aug. 1. state’s eight regional techni- also a long-time member of the campuses, Woolstenhulme will the USU regional campuses,” Woolstenhulme will report cal colleges, including Tooele Jon M. Huntsman School of be responsible for the non- said Woolstenhulme. “These directly to USU President Technical College. He has Business faculty member at the academic operations of regional campuses have a major impact Noelle Cockett. Prior to served in that position since Uintah Basin Regional Campus. campuses including facilities, in many communities through- Woolstenhulme’s appoint- David Woolstenhulme Sept. 2016. From 2012-14, Woolstenhulme budget, recruitment and enroll- out the state, and I am thrilled ment, USU’s regional campuses “On behalf of the board of was president of the Uintah ment management. He will to be a part of this system. It reported to the office of the and state-wide technical edu- trustees, I thank Commissioner Basin Applied Technology help drive innovation and stra- is an honor to be reconnected executive vice president and cation makes him a perfect Woolstenhulme for his service College. tegic initiatives that promote with USU and be a part of provost. choice to lead new efforts in to technical education and Woolstenhulme is no the regional campuses, accord- President Cockett’s leadership “Dave’s extensive experience regional campus function and Utah’s Technical Colleges,” stranger to Tooele. As executive ing to Cockett. team.” with USU’s regional campuses growth,” Cockett said. “His said Jim Evans, Utah System of vice-provost for USU’s regional Woolstenhulme holds a [email protected]

Stansbury Library reopens with renovations, state certification

STEVE HOWE books returned to the shelves now boasts a collection of Johnson said the state STAFF WRITER for volunteer library director books nearing 10,000 items, library, Grantsville City With shiny new tile floors Jessica Johnson. according to Johnson. librarian John Ingersoll and and crisp white walls — “I’ll spend the next year “So there’s a lot that you her library board have all not to mention thousands putting them away where haven’t seen right now that’s contributed to making the of books — the Stansbury they belong,” Johnson said. in boxes,” she said. “... So you reopened library a success. Library welcomed the com- “That’s just how it goes.” can see it’s going to be quite With its reopening in the munity back during an open While there were books the process.” books, the Stansbury Library house Monday. on the shelves when visi- In addition to new will begin its summer read- The Stansbury Library had tors came to the open house floors and fresh paint, the ing program on July 17 from been closed since a renova- Monday afternoon, thou- Stansbury Library is now 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., which tion that began in January, sands more were still in state certified, which gives will continue on Tuesdays. following water damage to boxes. Johnson said she start- the library access to the The library will also host a the floors and walls in the ed the library with 300 of her state’s interlibrary loan sys- book fair, featuring Usborne library’s space in the lower own books after the branch tem. The state library system Books, on Thursday, July 19, level of the Stansbury Park of the Grantsville Bookmobile also gave Johnson advice on from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with Clubhouse. in Stansbury closed. layout for the library, which half of all proceeds going

It’s been a long process Following a pair of Eagle features lower shelves in a toward the purchase of new FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO to getting the library back Scout projects and other middle aisle and bench seat- books for the library. Becca Crane and her daughter Felicity browse the books in the Reading together and some of the contributions, the library ing among the books. [email protected] Room at Stansbury Library.

FCCLA students bring home the gold at national competition

TIM GILLIE petition she had to give the petition. FCCLA, according to ership, communication, and STAFF WRITER oral presentation and answer The theme for the digital Castagno, is about more than life skills,” she said. “It’s It’s a club for high school questions from a panel of five stories for change competition sewing, designing and cook- fun. Everybody should join students. Their projects focus judges. was “Your Future — Chance or ing. FCCLA.” on things like community ser- “It was a little scary,” she Choice?” “FCCLA teaches you lead- [email protected] vice, family relationships, sub- said. Henwood made a video stance abuse, peer pressure, Karina Kenison, who gradu- about social skills, emphasiz- environment, nutrition and ated from Tooele High School ing the importance interper- fitness, teen violence, career in May, received a gold medal sonal relationships, human exploration, leadership, devel- in fashion design. contact, and communication opment, and life skills. Kenison designed and in a society that is filled with DISCOVER Nationally the club has over sewed a semi-formal technology and social media. a Great Career in 160,000 members in 5,300 dress, which she wore to a Henwood teamed up with local chapters in 49 states, Valentine’s Day dance. She classmate Camree Iverson to Environmental Services plus the Virgin Islands and also made a matching tie for make the video. Iverson also Puerto Rico. her date. received a silver medal. Facility/Warehouse The club’s name is the For the competition, Tooele High School stu- Family, Career and Community Kenison made a tri-fold board dents Kimberlee Dymock and Technicians Leaders of America, or FCCLA. display of her design and con- Heather Orr both received a at Grassy Mountain It is a national organization Heather Castagno struction process. The judges gold medal in the job inter- for young men and women in examined her dress and asked view category. Monday-Friday OR Monday-Thursday OR Tuesday-Friday family and consumer sciences out of 100 possible at the her questions. Castagno, who was elected 4 ten hour shifts, 7am-5:30pm, overtime available! education in public and pri- region competition to advance “I really like FCCLA,” as the state FCCLA president vate high schools. to the state competition. Only Kenison said. “It helps you find in February, said she and two Daily transportation to Grassy Mountain Landfill from Salt Lake The president of the Utah the first and second place win- the things you are passionate other representatives of Utah’s & Grantsville to our facility in Clive, UT is available at no cost! state FCCLA organization is ners from the state competi- about.” FCCLA were able to vote on Heather Castagno, a junior at tion advance to the national Eden Beazer, a junior at the new national leadership No experience necessary, but Wendover High School. competition. At the national Stansbury High School, also for FCCLA. Hazardous Waste experience and 40 Hour Hazwoper training are a plus. Castagno and six other stu- competition, gold, silver, and earned a gold medal. Beazer’s As the state FCCLA presi- We offer a complete benefits package. dents from the Tooele County bronze medals are awarded, competition category was inte- dent, Castagno travels to help EOE/M/F/D/V School District attended depending on the number of rior design. with leadership trainings at FCCLA’s National Leadership points awarded by judges. All of the interior design the five regional conferences PLEASE APPLY ON LINE AT: Conference in Atlanta, Vanessa Torres, a junior competitors were given the in Utah, as well as assisting in careers.cleanharbors.com Georgia, from June 28 to July at Wendover High School, same fictional client with a the training of local chapter 2. And they brought home brought home a gold medal in mock floor plan of a house. leadership. some medals from FCCLA’s the interpersonal communica- “The client had MS and was “In my job, I run a lot of national competitions. tion competition. in a wheelchair, so the house meetings,” Castagno said. The national conference For her competition, Torres and design had to be wheel- In Castagno’s travels to includes competitions in more completed a research project chair accessible,” Beazer said. region and local FCCLA than 30 different categories, on visual learning. She divided For the competition, Beazer events, she promotes the state according to Castagno. a group of third-grade stu- could rearrange the floor plan theme, “The power of one.” Some of the competition dents into two groups. She of the home. She then had “The idea is to focus on your BANNERS categories are entrepreneur- read a story to one group and to design the contents and goals so you can help others, ship, nutrition, fashion design, had the other group read the arrangement of each room, your club, and your school,” Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, food innovations, interior same story to themselves. She including a floor plan and pic- she said. design, leadership and com- then gave the students a test tures of the elements in each Castagno’s family and con- munications. on the story. She then repeat- room. sumer science teacher, Deanna Window Stickers, and More! The pathway to the national ed the process, but swapped Beazer was assisted by Stewart, is retiring after 33 competitions starts at the sub- the groups, this time reading Mckenna Rogers, who also years of teaching. state regional level. Tooele to the group that read to them- received a gold medal. As a teacher in a small County School District is part selves. “It was my goal to compete remote school, Stewart has her of FCCLA’s Utah Region 2, “Each time, the group that in the national competition,” own perspective of FCCLA. which also includes Granite, read to themselves scored bet- Beazer said. “And I did it!” “I refer to FCCLA as the Jordan and Murray school ter on the test,” she said. Grantsville High School great equalizer,” Stewart said. districts. Torres had to prepare a junior Melanie Henwood “Students in FCCLA are on an FCCLA members must written and oral report on her received a silver medal in the equal footing regardless of the receive a score of at least 50 research. At the national com- digital stories for change com- size of their school.”

2 teens injured in auto rollover near Vernon

STEVE HOWE helicopters could land at the STAFF WRITER accident scene, according to High Quality • Full Color Two teenage boys were UHP. The occupants of the injured in a single-vehicle roll- Land Rover, a 16-year-old boy over accident south of Vernon and 15-year-old boy, were Custom Design & 24 Hour Monday evening, according to flown from the scene. the Utah Highway Patrol. One of the boys was in seri- Turnaround Available A Land Rover was traveling ous condition and the other northbound on state Route was in critical condition, 36 around 7:30 p.m. when it with possible life-threatening TOOELE went off the road to the right, injuries, UHP said. Both occu- TRANSCRIPT according to UHP. When the pants were wearing seat belts. vehicle traveled back to the The reason for the crash is BULLETIN left, it left the roadway and still under investigation, UHP overturned. said. The road was closed for 10 [email protected] COURTESY OF UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL to 15 minutes so two medical A Land Rover crashed near Vernon on Monday evening. Two teenagers 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 were injured in the single-vehicle accident. TOOELE A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018

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OUR VIEW A lot a stake County commission is wise to carefully review all options before selling Utah Motorsports Campus

When it comes to the Tooele County Commission’s proposed sale of Utah Motorsports Campus, two things are at least known: First, the racetrack has at least one interested buyer. Second, if Commissioners Myron Bateman, Wade Bitner and Shawn Milne honor their request for purchase offers that was posted in April, if a buyer’s offer is accepted, they’ll announce who the buyer is on or before Aug. 2. But if they don’t honor it, it’s anyone’s guess when the announcement will be made. As we reported in the July 5 and July 10 editions, the commissioners had received at least one purchase proposal from an undisclosed interested buyer on or before the July 2 deadline for proposals. We say at least one, because the commissioners haven’t revealed how many proposals have been received. But what they have revealed is their intent to proceed slowly, and to get outside help to make a decision that hopefully will be in the best interest of the county. “We will be reviewing our options and seeking counsel from various advisors during the coming weeks in regard to the track’s future,” said Milne in a written statement. “We will be taking the time we feel is necessary to thoroughly vet our options.” The county commission’s reluctance to reveal more, which is legal even though the racetrack has been owned by the county since 2015 when the Larry H. Miller Group chose not to renew its lease for the facility, is a depar- ture from the commissioners’ bid review process three years ago. By July 2015 it was publicly known that around a dozen companies had submitted purchase proposals. In Aug. 2015, the commissioners announced GUEST OPINION the racetrack had been sold for $20 million to Mitime Investment and Development Group of China. As has become well-known history, the commissioners’ victory was short-lived, thanks to a lawsuit by CenterPoint Management that eventu- ally killed the Mitime deal — and ended up with the commissioners paying One of Trump’s biggest cons is that he’s CenterPoint $1.55 million to settle the matter. CenterPoint was one of the companies that had submitted a bid to buy the racetrack and offered more money than Mitime. a dealmaker, but his deals unravel Given the importance of Utah Motorsports Campus’ economic develop- onald Trump promised to be States, as well as a clampdown on ment potential to the county, the costly legal battle the commissioners America’s dealmaker in chief. Chinese investment here. endured over the facility’s failed sale, and the millions of dollars the county “We need a leader that After Trump raised tariffs on steel owes to a management company for operating the racetrack for the county D Robert Reich wrote ‘The Art of the Deal,’” he said in and aluminum from Canada, Mexico since 2015, the commissioners are wise to take the time they feel necessary GUEST COLUMNIST the speech announcing his candidacy. and the European Union, they also to “thoroughly vet” their options. “I’m a negotiator. I’ve done very well retaliated. They promise further retal- To have the racetrack’s sale land in court again would be humiliating for over the years through negotiation,” iation if Trump acts on his threat to the commissioners and a regrettable public display of incompetence at local he said during a Republican debate. “nitty-gritty details” of Kim’s vague place a 20-percent tariff on cars and taxpayers’ expense. “That’s what I do, is deals,” he said commitment, North Korea accused car parts imported from Europe. The commissioners’ are thanked for their commitment to have UMC sold in May. “I know deals, I think, better the Trump administration of push- Are these Trump’s negotiating tac- only to an entity that will ensure the facility’s best, long-term use. Seek than anybody knows deals.” ing a “unilateral and gangster-like tics? “Every country is calling every the counsel you need, commissioners, to reach a decision that best serves But so far, Trump has made no demand for denuclearization,” calling day, saying, ‘Let’s make a deal, let’s the county and its citizens. Take all the time you need, too. There’s a lot at deals at all, and the ones he thinks it “deeply regrettable.” make a deal,’” he boasted earlier this stake. he’s made have unraveled. Trump apologists say the supposed month. He has no deal with North Korea. deal with North Korea will take time. That’s doubtful. Trump’s actions GUEST OPINION Following his June 12 summit with Maybe. But Kim got everything have poisoned relations to such an Kim Jong Un, Trump declared on he wanted from the summit — an extent that instead of joining the Twitter that “there is no longer a American president appearing to United States to, say, push China to nuclear threat” from North Korea. grant North Korea co-equal status, open its markets, our trading partners In fact, recent satellite images show and cancellation of joint military — including China — are starting NATO remains a that North Korea has made upgrades exercises with South Korea — with- to join together to stop Trump from to a nuclear facility. It also appears to out conceding a thing on weapons doing worse damage. be finalizing the expansion of a ballis- and missile programs. Meanwhile, talks to revise tic missile manufacturing site. Trump has no trade deals, either. the North American Free Trade vital western tool Instead of surrendering its nuclear Instead, he’s launched simultane- Agreement with Mexico and Canada stockpile, American intelligence says ous trade wars with Europe, China, are dead, partly because Trump’s bul- ngela Merkel is, her support- North Korea is considering ways to Canada and Mexico. lying has generated so much animos- ers like to gloat, the leader of conceal it at secret production facili- After slapping tariffs on $34 bil- ity across our two neighbors’ borders. Athe free world. ties. lion of Chinese imports, China has Trump has no deal on Iran, either. Just don’t ask her to spend as if As if to drive home the point retaliated with tariffs on $34 billion No deal on Syria. No deal on the she is. that there’s been no deal, just after of American exports. Trump is now Qatar blockade. No deal on Israel and Donald Trump has made the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo went threatening tariffs on nearly every- German chancellor one of his favor- to Pyongyang to start filling in the thing China exports to the United SEE REICH PAGE A5 ® ite rhetorical targets, especially over Germany’s anemic defense expendi- tures. This has led to worries about the future of the trans-Atlantic GUEST OPINION alliance, and reflexive support for Merkel is happy to browbeat Merkel among the American politi- other EU countries over their fis- cal elite. cal and migrant commitments, but Trump shouldn’t openly mock please don’t bother her to spend on Merkel, or suggest that there have her own defense. Government enjoys political clout to been annual dues to NATO that The old saw is that NATO exists Germany has failed to pay. Trump to “keep the Soviet Union out, the tends to view foreign countries like Americans in, and the Germans allow taxpayers to pay for projects contractors trying to scam him in a down.” But the last item, given the development deal. This scants his- deep streak of pacifism in postwar read in the July 3 edition of the and regulations, but we have merely tory, geo-strategy and the national German politics, is no longer apt. Transcript Bulletin that a “non- a generalized ownership. Ultimate pride of other countries — as usual, The EU, not military conquest, is Iprofit” organization has obtained MIke Trapp ownership is the prerogative of city Trump would benefit from at least a now Germany’s tool for European from the State of Utah a $1.2 million GUEST COLUMNIST bureaucrats. How ironic the things gesture toward statesmanship. influence. grant. But don’t worry; no one is get- that are done for our benefit are Yet Germany’s defense spend- Germany still has a gauzy view ting compensated for their time, so also done with a dash of dictator- ing, or lack thereof, is a disgrace. of what matters. Its foreign minis- that makes it legitimate. ship. While I would not have chosen One would think the country would ter has argued that its development There are two types of entrepre- vice on the nonprofit organization’s to walk on the field anyway, it does have been embarrassed onto a aid should count against its goal for neurs: private entrepreneurs who board of directors. But note this: They show who has ultimate ownership of different trajectory after German military spending, fundamentally risk their own money and political do receive $1.2 million of compulsory that field — and it isn’t the taxpayer. troops — Panzergrenadierbataillon confusing soft and hard power. entrepreneurs, who risk yours. The taxpayer funding, instead of having 371, to be exact — had to use Needless to say, if Vladimir first acquires venture capital by per- to approach a venture capitalist who SEE GOVERNMENT PAGE A5 ® broomsticks instead of guns in Putin is tempted to challenge suading voluntary contributors as would voluntarily assess the risks and a NATO exercise in 2014. But NATO somewhere on its periphery, to the viability of their undertaking. weigh the anticipated return. Germany evidently doesn’t embar- he’s not going to be dissuaded by The second accrues venture capital “For years I have wanted to bring rass easily. Germany’s foreign-aid budget or by persuading Legislatures to use the an economic development project to LETTERS POLICY NATO countries, after a long its openness to Middle Eastern coercive power of taxation to compel Tooele that would be able to provide The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to vacation from history after the migrants. taxpayers to take part in the venture. jobs with high enough pay to keep our the editor from readers. Letters must be no end of the Cold War, agreed at a It’s not clear how seriously Government intervention into eco- younger generation in the county,” longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and summit in Wales in 2014 to spend Germany takes the Russian threat nomic development is an established Milne said. accompanied by the writer’s name, address 2 percent of their gross domestic (although it sent some troops to practice, and there are myriad justifi- For years I have wanted to be the and phone number. Longer letters may be product on defense annually within Lithuania last year). Germany has cations given as to why it is necessary. first one to spend my money on my published, based on merit and at the Editor’s 10 years. been supportive of the proposed But all of them are a version of “the own pet projects, but my preferences discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. It is the biggest economy in Russian pipeline, Nord Stream 2, ends justify the means” thinking. must take a back seat when the gov- Letters written to thank an individual or Europe and fourth largest in the that would make Europe more In the story, Tooele County ernment gets first dibs on my money. organization should be submitted for world that is the serious laggard. dependent on Russian natural gas Commissioner Shawn Milne said, “We Oh well, death and taxes, and maybe “Notes of Appreciation.” Germany spends all of 1.2 percent and bypass Ukraine. It’s Trump, needed an organization to receive a little left over for me when the gov- Readers who are interested in writing a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of general of GDP on defense. As Elisabeth the alleged tool of Putin, who has grant money and other contributions ernment gets through deciding what interest should contact Editor David Bern. Braw points out in Foreign Policy been complaining bitterly about the to coordinate the efforts for a test site they want to do with my tax money. Email: [email protected] magazine, its military is short on project. for drone command and control sys- I recently went to a concert at Fax: (435) 882-6123 tents and winter clothes, most of its With Putin looming to the tems. Think of it as a niche economic Tooele High School. Tooele’s mayor Mail: Letters to the Editor tanks aren’t battle-ready and it has East, NATO remains a vital tool of development tool.” stood before us and told us how grate- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin a shortfall of about 20,000 officers Western power. It’s not an imposi- Yes, we will. For it is a niche eco- ful they were that the school district P.O. Box 390 and NCOs. It is promising to get to tion to ask that Germany act like it. nomic development tool that has graciously allowed them to host the Tooele, UT 84074 1.5 percent GDP ... by 2025 (when succeeded in gaining a $1.2 million concert on the football field. She next a Trump second term would be Rich Lowry is editor of the advantage of taxpayer funding over informed us we would not be able to ending). National Review. other entrepreneurs. I need such an walk on the field during the concert; LETTER CONTEST organization to receive grant money, they were going to “protect” it from Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select too, but I won’t get it. I don’t have the us. I noticed the police on hand, the best letter of the month and reprint it in political clout or the temerity to insist whom would presumably enforce the first Open Forum page of the following EDITORIAL BOARD month. The winning letter writer will receive a Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern that taxpayers fund it. that rule and prevent this collectively free one-year subscription to the newspaper. 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GUEST OPINION The Constitution protects us from our own passions, politics he best argument for the shaken, not stirred. borders. legislation in statehouses and been tricked and betrayed — is necessity of constitu- So tasty. But only one. And he’s shaping a conser- in Congress, after convincing the best way. tional originalists on the Moderation in all things is vative Supreme Court that may the American people of the It is the way our republic T John Kass Supreme Court is right before best. last for generations, thanks rightness and reason of their was designed. Our republic, if GUEST COLUMNIST our eyes. Unfortunately, modera- to the Harry Reid rules that policies. we can keep it. You can see it in the news, tion is an unknown concept Democratic senators, from Once they get legislation in our political discourse; you to many Democrats now. Charles Schumer of New York passed, they’ll have to get John Kass is a columnist for hear the shrieks of it every- couldn’t resist rubbing it in, But their outrage over the to Dick Durbin of Illinois, were it signed into law and hope the Chicago Tribune. His Twitter where: It’s the hysteria of the like some Chicago political Kavanaugh appointment can only too eager to use when such law is consistent with the handle is @john_kass. American left over the loss of boss in a roomful of broken be entertaining political the- they had juice. Constitution. power over the nation’s highest elbows. And he set the stage ater, like those protesters who All this is just too much for What’s wrong with that? court. And now they’ve finally for all this a few years earlier, dressed up in costumes from the left. It has finally dawned Nothing. become quite unhinged. in a closed-door White House “The Handmaid’s Tale.” on them that they’ve lost the I don’t want the Supreme President Donald Trump’s meeting with Republicans They wore those ridicu- Supreme Court. Court to give me a victory over Frank nomination of conservative when Democrats had the lous potato chip bonnets and For decades, the left those with whom I disagree. judge Brett Kavanaugh has power. warned that the Supreme couldn’t get what they wanted All I want is for the court to OHLMAN Attorney at Law pushed them over the edge. “Elections have consequenc- Court will soon transform all through legislation, so they interpret the Constitution as it M Not all liberals are hys- es,” he snapped, “and at the American women into breeders used activist courts to push was written, as it was intend- terical. Some are trying to end of the day, I won.” controlled by bloodless patri- their agenda instead. ed, to protect all our liberties, be intellectually honest, in Elections have consequenc- archs. Kavanaugh was the safe not just those on one side or Free thanking those most respon- es? Amazing. Just a little bit over the choice, a child of Washington, the other depending on the Consultation sible for Trump being able to And breaking established top? Perhaps. Roe v. Wade a loyalist in the George W. political whims of the moment. for shape the court: Like Harry Senate precedent to serve isn’t going to be overturned Bush White House, a con- The Constitution is what Wills & Reid, the former Democratic short-term political goals like anytime soon. Just screaming servative recruited by liberal protects us from our own pas- Trusts Senate majority leader from packing the lower courts with it out doesn’t mean you under- Supreme Court Justice Elena sions and politics. Isn’t that Nevada. And former President liberal judicial appointees has stand how things work. At Kagan to teach the law at what’s best for the country? Barack Obama, Democrat from consequences, too. And now least those potato chip bonnets Harvard. And he was an altar Persuading your fellow Chicago. Republicans hold the Senate. were nice. boy, and has a beautiful family, Americans to join you in pur- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele It was Reid who blew up the These days, as Senate But there’s another side and feeds the poor. suit of legislation — hashing old Senate filibuster rules to Democrats gnash their teeth of the face of the left, a face Good luck, Sen. Durbin. things out, compromising and 882-4800 help Obama pack the federal and pull their hair and their of rage worthy of Mr. Hyde. Perhaps you can ask building consensus so that half courts with liberal judges. media friends announce the And it howls that America is Kavanaugh if he, too, is an the country doesn’t feel it has www.tooelelawoffice.com Liberal Bloomberg pun- end of the world is at hand, a monstrous nation and that “orthodox Catholic.” dit Albert R. Hunt advised there’s only one thing missing: an orange-haired demon has When Kavanaugh is con- Democrats to “look in the mir- an inscription carved in stone, turned us into the country of firmed, the left will no longer ror.” under the faces of Obama and the damned. be able to rely on demigods in “Democrats set the stage for Reid, with a line from a poem That’s a bit over the top, too, black robes to make law from Join the Club! their powerlessness to affect we read as children: no? the bench. the court choice,” Hunt wrote “Look on my works, ye The rage is driven by the Instead, Democrats will the other day, “and their reac- mighty, and despair!” realization that Trump, who, have to push policy agendas Tooele Club tion just deepens their political I would lift a glass to such a without a conservative bone the old-fashioned way, through Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual anguish.” touching monument. 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Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! There is no deal with the There is no deal on DACA or Reich Group of 7 leading economic immigration, despite Trump’s Afterschoolol continued from page A4 powers. Trump merely refused promises. No budget deal, to sign the communique his despite his assertions. A Full-Color programs foforr own team had agreed to. And Even the tax deal wasn’t the Palestinians. no deal with NATO countries really Trump’s. It was a deal Activity Page Youth andd Teens Trump will soon meet with on increasing their military between the Republican When School Vladimir Putin — but with no spending. Senate and Republican House, ages 6 - 18.8. is Just for Kids! The Club apparent agenda. “No deal” also describes with Trump bloviating from is In! Over the past few weeks, Trump’s relations with the the sidelines. Every Thursday in the Out Trump has given away his Republican-majority Congress. One of the biggest cons from Tooele Transcript-Bulletin bargaining leverage with He got no deal on replacing the biggest con man to occupy TooeleClub.org Putin anyway. He’s called for the Affordable Care Act, so the Oval Office is that he’s a Russia to be readmitted to the Trump is quietly repealing it dealmaker. Group of 7 industrial powers, administratively. At least 5 mil- He’s not. After a year and suggested it has a legitimate lion people will lose coverage. a half of this, it’s clear that all claim to Crimea because a lot There is no deal on gun con- he really knows is how to bully of Russian-language speakers trol. After the Parkland school friends, stage photo ops with live there, and expressed more shooting, Trump promised to enemies, and claim victory. doubts about whether Moscow tighten background checks for meddled in the 2016 presiden- gun buyers and said he’d con- Robert Reich’s latest book is tial election. sider raising the age for buying “The Common Good,” and his Trump has no deal on cli- certain types of guns. He sub- newest documentary is “Saving mate change. He simply pulled sequently gave up, bowing to Capitalism.” Full Color out of the Paris climate accord. the NRA. Only ¢ tive to make all of our eco- ence an appropriate demise Copies! Government nomic calculations as we might and perhaps that is because continued from page A4 do, but focuses myopically on its management gets the ben- 24Per Copy its own. efit of political connections. There are those who say Government production Politicians are motivated to we should see the good in is always sold based on the save face for their pet projects, all this. Will not government expectation of a positive and government entrepreneurs interventions provide a return return. But government is no have a captive consumer base and possibly high paying jobs? wiser than the people who on standby to bail it out. Jobs, that keep younger people comprise it. They confront the As I see taxes rise, and the here? Again, this is the ends same risks and uncertainty as economic calculations central- justifying the means. The ques- the rest of us, but get preferen- ize, I worry that what is being tion should be: Where might tial treatment and an advan- done in our name and for our that money have gone had it tage over the rest of us. Thus benefit, comes at too great a not been earmarked for the we see banks that are deemed cost, socially and economi- drone development endeavors too big to fail and get bailed cally. And, like the regulations of our entrepreneurial govern- out when they do. that insist you cannot walk on ment and “non-profiteers”? For a local example of politi- a football field, which your In a coercive market, where cal entrepreneurship gone government has purchased for the government gets to make awry, look at what happened you, don’t think that you will the economic choices and with UTA — a $2 billion fail- be the ultimate owner of any- expenditures, all citizens must ure. Yet, it limps blithely on, thing this non-profit for drone give up their own decision- oblivious to its failures, and development produces for you. making and their own prefer- still being a parasite on the Mike Trapp has been a ences, and defer to the central body politic. A private com- Stansbury Park resident for planning authority. That mercial enterprise would have three years and has worked for authority doesn’t have the a private failure. A public WordPerfect, Motorola, Time- information nor the perspec- one seems to never experi- Life and IBM. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Bring in Your Something on BULLETIN Digital Files your mind? 58 N. Main • Tooele 8:30 am to 5:30 pm • Monday – Friday 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper Write a letter Some restrictions apply to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin Letters to Editor P.O. Box 390 Highest Quality Tooele, UT 84074 State-of-the-Art Color Printing or Equipment! [email protected] A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018 OBITUARIES Paul Bjork Cederlof Dolores (Dee) Black Paul Bjork Cederlof passed Liddell away peacefully on Thursday, July 12, 2018, after a coura- Dolores (Dee) Black Liddell geous battle with cancer. passed away on Saturday, July He was born on May 3, 1948, 14, 2018, at the age of 72 in her to Bjork Dale and Joan Child home surrounded by family and Cederlof. Paul leaves behind friends in Stansbury Park, Utah, a legacy of love for his family, of natural causes. community and country. His Dee was born on Feb. 21, love of music was contagious 1946, to Dolores Coburn and as he was always listening Junius Albert Black in Salt Lake to something from Classical, City, Utah. She has 2 siblings to Modern and anything in (Sharon and Scott). between. He married Camille Growing up, Dee attended Washburn on Dec. 20, 1967, Washington Elementary, Horace and together they had eight Mann Jr. High and South High children. They later divorced. School. She then went on to He then married the love of his Paul had a very strong testimo- Dale Cederlof; 24 grandkids, six attend Grossmont College at devoted to the Lord and cher- and Junius; and sister, Sharon. life and soul mate Debbie Nix ny of the Gospel of The Church step-grandchildren, three great- SD Cal. She also attended SLCC ished the companionship of Thank you to Chris and the Cederlof on May 5, 1989, for of Jesus Christ of Latter-day grandchildren and many nieces where her favorite class was the Holy Ghost. During Dee’s dialysis team who treated Dee time and all eternity in the Salt Saints, and a love for His Father and nephews. Toastmasters, which taught her 18- year career, she worked for with love and respect, and to Lake LDS Temple. They spent in Heaven. A viewing will be held, how to enjoy public speaking. FMC, DMBA, and DMC, where hospice for their tender care in many wonderful years together He was preceded in death by Wednesday, July 18, 2018, at Her greatest achievement was she was the executive secretary her last days. Thank you also to and created a spirit of love that his parents, and his daughter, Tate Mortuary from 6-8 p.m. being a wonderful wife and to the CEO. her many special friends who he passed on to all of his chil- Saila Felver. Funeral services will be held at mother. She loved sewing/quilting, have been with Dee to the very dren and grandchildren. Debbie He is survived by his wife, the Middle Canyon Ward, 777 Dee married Lawrence Sidney hiking in the mountains and end. cared for Paul tirelessly up until Debbie Cederlof; his children, E. Skyline Drive in Tooele with Liddell on her birthday at Mount sitting on the beaches of San There will be a visitation on the final day of his life. Andrea (Tom) Schneiter, a viewing from 11:30 to 12:45 Charleston, Nevada, in 1974. On Diego. Thursday, July 19, 2018, from He served our country with Heather (Brian) Gerhartz, p.m. Services will begin at 1 June 21, 1978, they were sealed Dolores is survived by her 6-8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 honor in the First Calvary Trisdana College, Dori Lin p.m. for time and eternity in the Salt husband, Lawrence Sidney; her S. Main, Tooele, Utah. Funeral Airborne of the U.S. Army in (Justin) Pierce, Alysia (Shawn) The family would like to Lake Temple. children, Shawn and his wife will be held on Friday, July 20, the Vietnam conflict. He had a Humphrys, Paul B. Cederlof, Jr. thank Creekside Hospice staff Dee served valiantly in many Vida, Heather and her husband 2018, at 11 a.m. at the LDS great sense of humor and wit, (Barbie), and Trevor Cederlof; for the kind and compassionate callings in the LDS Church, Ken; 14 grandchildren and 21 Church located on 390 Village and he radiated happiness and sister, Ann (Ralf) Niebuhr; care they provided, especially such as Relief Society President, great-grandchildren. Blvd. in Stansbury Park, with warmth. He will be greatly three brothers, Perry (Cheryl) Brit and Brooke, and a special Young Women President, and She was preceded in death by a prior visitation from 9:30 to missed by all who knew him. Cederlof, Craig Cederlof and niece, Corrie Nielsen. Primary President. She was her mother and father, Dolores 10:45 a.m.

Carolee Gordon Dolores L. have liked. Dolores is survived by her Barrus Warr Yarbrough children, Suzanne Howell, of Carolee Gordon Barrus Dolores L. Yarbrough passed Kiln, Mississippi, and Brad (Sue) Warr, our loving wife, mother, away peacefully on July 13, Patch, of Tooele, Utah; two sister, aunt, grandmother, 2018, at Rocky Mountain Care sisters, Daphne June Kilgore of great-grandmother, and friend, in Tooele, Utah, at the age of Pensacola, Florida, and Sally passed away on Friday, July 87. She was born Jan. 11, 1931, Ann McGowan of Fanshawe, 13, 2018, in Tooele, Utah, after to James and Corda Ward in Oklahoma. She was blessed to a courageous six-year battle Oklahoma and was raised in have six grandchildren: Robert against cancer. California. (Kori) Vincent, Tracy (Mark) Carolee was born in Tooele, Dolores moved to Tooele in McMaster, Melanie (Mike) Utah, on June 1, 1943, to Bert 1962 after transferring from Holmes, Mike (Camille) Patch, Verian Barrus and Elaine Cassity the Benicia Arsenal to work at Jason (Tania) Patch, Staci Gordon Barrus. She married her Tooele Army Depot. She retired (Trevor) Williams; and 20 great- high school sweetheart and love after 34 years of dedicated grandchildren and 2 great-great- of her life, Barry L. Warr, on service. She was baptized a grandchildren. April 2, 1960. Together they had member of The Church of Jesus The family would like to six children: Barry Lyman Warr, Christ of Latter-day Saints in thank Rocky Mountain Care in Kevin Warr, Tammie (Warr) Carolee is survived by her 1969, where she served in many she provided transportation to a God-given talent to be shared Tooele, and the Hospice person- Beaumont, Robin (Warr) Starks, husband of 58 years, Barry; callings including Relief Society people in need, whether a ride whenever possible. nel for their care and compas- Jodie (Warr) Beamer, and Bret children, Kevin, Tammie, Robin President. home from the center, simple From the day of her retire- sionate service to Dolores and Warr. (Shane), Jodie, and Bret; 11 She dedicated her life to serv- errands around town, or doctor ment, she dedicated her free her family. Carolee and Barry enjoyed grandchildren; and seven great- ing others. She spent countless appointments in Salt Lake City. time to her children and grand- Graveside services will be running their family farm grandchildren. hours as the Secretary/Treasurer In her younger years, she was children who lived close to her held at the Tooele City Cemetery together. She loved hunting, She was preceded in death of the Babe Ruth Baseball a beautiful singer, and shared in Tooele by baby-sitting, provid- on Thursday, July 19, 2018, at fishing, camping, animals, by her parents, Bert and Elaine League in Tooele for many years. her talent at many funerals, ing rides, and attending various 11 a.m. A viewing will be held at bowling, gardening, and riding Barrus; siblings, Myra Barrus, She also served as President of weddings, church services, and events. Her fear of flying kept Tate Mortuary from 9:30-10:30 horses. Carolee and Barry were Colleen Brunson, and Gordy Tooele County Senior Citizen social functions bringing joy to her from visiting other family a.m. the morning of the service. members of the Grantsville Trail Barrus; and son, Barry Lyman Center. On many occasions, others. She felt that singing was members as often as she would Dusters Riding Club for several Warr. years and had many good times Funeral services will be held on trail rides, Dutch oven cook- on Friday, July 20, 2018, at outs, and competing in various the Grantsville Stake Center, Sophia Franches families. Sophia; sister, Stella Franches events. Carolee enjoyed taking 115 E. Cherry Street at 11 a.m. In Salt Lake City, she cre- (Salt Lake City); niece, Geneve care of her grandchildren and Viewing will be from 9:30 – Allcott ated a home and garden Cromar and husband Mark supporting them in their activi- 11 a.m. prior to the services. Sophia Franches Allcott, in the Avenues that were a (Salt Lake City); and many ties. She loved spending time Interment will follow at the 87, formerly of Salt Lake City, respite and comfort to fam- Allcott and Franches nieces and with family, especially during Tooele City Cemetery. passed away Monday, July 2, ily and friends. She moved to nephews. the holidays. 2018. Born in Tooele on June Cookeville, Tennessee, to be She was preceded in death 13, 1931, into a family of near her son’s family. She loved by her parents, Nicholas and Greek immigrants, her aspira- live classical music and was an Gianoula Franches; and her tion to succeed in the larger ardent supporter of the Bryan sisters, Bessie Kulias, Virginia world led her first to Salt Lake Symphony Orchestra, attend- Franches, Helen Douvris, Tula City, and then to live and con- ing performances frequently. Costa, Mary Cotsifas and Tessie tribute to others’ lives in many Sophia grew up speaking Cox. Full Color Printing! parts of the U.S. Greek and English, loved Greek A visitation for friends and Highest Quality State-of-the-Art A graduate of Tooele High food and dancing, and shared family will be held on Saturday, Only Color Printing Equipment! School, she worked at the her heritage with her family. July 21, 2018, from 11:30 a.m. * phone company as a switch- She was proud to have traveled to 1 p.m. at Starks Funeral Ask about board operator and relocated to Greece as an adult where Parlor, 3651 S. 900 East, Salt ¢ Bring in Your large quantity Digital Files! discounts! to Salt Lake where, along with through the United Methodist she met extended family for Lake City. Guests are encour- her sister, Stella, she estab- Church, she coordinated the the first time. Baptized in the aged to use the complimentary 24Per Copy lished her independence. In relocation of an immigrant Greek Orthodox Church, she valet parking on the north side 1958, she met John Allcott, Vietnamese family to Illinois. raised her family in the United of the building. A graveside to whom she was married for Her goodwill and empathy Methodist Church. She was service will be held at 2:30 30 years. They raised a fam- ensured that they were not most recently a member of First p.m. at Tooele City Cemetery, ily of four children and lived, only able to establish a life and United Methodist Church in 361 S. 100 East, Tooele. traveled, and enjoyed camp- livelihood in America, but also Salt Lake City. Memorial gifts may be made ing through various parts of to secure the future of their She is survived by: chil- in her name to the Ronald the country, finally settling children. Later in life, when dren, Lisa (Salt Lake City), McDonald House, 935 E. 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vehicle or dirt bike. A lightning-caused fire was sparked on Friday on the south end of the Simpson Mountains, just over the border with Juab and Tooele counties, accord- ing to Walton. The fire burned 31 acres and took two shifts to reach controlled status. Another lightning caused fire was sparked Friday in the Tintic Mountains east of Lofgren, according to Walton. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER The fire burned a tenth of an North Tooele and Grantsville Fire Departments responded to a wildfire acre. near Timpie late Monday night. The Ellerbeck fire has burned aproxi- SERVING TOOELE COUNTY & THE WASATCH FRONT SINCE 1979 [email protected] mately 4,000 acres. Serving with Old Fashioned Warmth and Sincerity Money saving Coupons in Tuesday’s Paper 435.884.3031 • 50 W MAIN • GRANTSVILLE TOOELETRANSCRIPT www.daltonhoopes.com Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 My complacency came back to bite me a couple of weeks ago

Editor’s note: “Matters of Now you could suppose, shared grief and concern as I fied that death has a 100-per- ence of Christianity by citing his faith” is a column that provides armed with that understanding, write. After the experience of cent probability of happening research that nearly two thirds local religious leaders a place to I would never fall victim to the “I should have known better,” I to all of us. So the question of the people surveyed could write about how their respective Bill Upton reverse route strategy. But my could not help but think about is not so much “if” or even not name the first book of the GUEST COLUMNIST faiths provide hope, courage and complacency came back to bite the more important things I “when,” but rather so what? New Testament. strength in these modern times. me a couple of weeks ago when could miss as I go through life Using “reverse schedule” anal- Fraser then asked Dawkins number of years ago, a the recycle truck, which always because of complacency or false ogy, the famous atheist Richard if he could name the full title friend of mine shared sworn to secrecy but names comes hours, or even as much assumptions. Dawkins might say there is not of Darwin’s “On the Origin of Asome insider informa- will not be given in the inter- as a day late, nearly followed The writer of Hebrews says it even a truck; there is no God so Species.” After much stumbling tion with me about an industry est of protecting my source. the regular garbage truck. I was so simply it is difficult to misun- there cannot be a judgment. and stammering, Dawkins that touches all of our lives. He The secret was deceptively caught with a whole month’s derstand. “Just as man is des- I know Dawkins has now could not name the full title would never have encouraged simple: he reversed his route. worth of recycling. tined to die once, and after that had adequate time to review and finally blurted out “Oh the resume-enhancing title of The psychology behind this While the thought of dash- to face judgment, so Christ was his perception of God. But I God.” I don’t pretend to know sanitation engineer; he would was straight-forward: people ing in front of the oncoming sacrificed once to take away was reminded of an incident eternal decisions of Dawkins, say, however, that he drove a become accustomed to what truck occurred to me, I also the sins of many people; and he from February 2012. Dawkins but for me, I am sure of this: garbage truck. time the truck comes and do was reminded of the fact I do will appear a second time, not was featured in a live radio the truck is coming and if you My friend confided in me the not put out their cans. No cans not move as quickly as in times to bear sin, but to bring salva- dialogue/debate with Giles are reading this, there is still not well-known industry secret meant fewer stops and fewer past and the truck seemed to be tion to those who are waiting Fraser a priest of the Church time to get the trash out. by which he could occasion- stops translated into a shorter increasing speed. I can almost for him.” Heb 9:27&28 NIV. of England. Dawkins offered Bill Upton is chaplain of the ally leave work early. I was not day. hear the collective sighs of The statistics are well veri- “proof” of the declining influ- Tooele City Police Department. Most Utah search warrants approved within three minutes SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — 2017, according to the data. en driver. times. Judges try to respond and that authorities would like- of the Utah Association of More than half of all search While the average time was “There’s very little that we within a half-hour after the ly be able obtain more evidence Criminal Defense Lawyers. But warrants approved by Utah about eight minutes for a judge take more seriously than the documents are submitted, he of that crime. the state data does give pause. judges in the last year received to review a warrant, nearly 60 constitutional underpinnings said. The 3rd District Court About 2 percent of requested “Although we believe the less than three minutes of con- percent of all warrants were of search warrants,” said 3rd covers Salt Lake and Summit warrants were denied in the vast majority of judges in Utah sideration, according to state approved in less than three District Judge James Blanch. counties. past two years, according to strive to be fair and thoughtful data. minutes. About 3 percent of “You don’t want to be a rubber It typically takes five to 10 state data. when considering the rights Civil liberties advocates and warrants were approved in less stamp. Nobody wants to be a minutes to review the docu- Before police enter a resi- of the people, this new data is defense attorneys say this is than 30 seconds. rubber stamp.” ment, Blanch said, noting that dence, people want to believe very concerning and Utahns cause for concern and note The warrants include every- When Blanch is the on-call every warrant is different. He that a judge has carefully deter- need to know whether some that judges may not be care- thing from permission to search judge, he will receive warrant will approve it if the officer has mined that there is probable judges are rubber-stamping our fully reviewing the information a house to permission to draw requests through email during shown enough evidence that cause for each warrant, said freedoms away,” Burton said. before signing off on the war- the blood of a suspected drunk- work hours and by text at other the crime was likely committed Steve Burton, the president rants, The Salt Lake Tribune reported last week. The state data was acquired through a public records request by the Libertas Institute, a libertarian-leaning Utah think tank. The data is based off the state’s electronic warrant system, which includes timestamps of when law enforcement officers submit the warrant, when the judge began viewing it, and when the judge approved it. Judges approved nearly 9,400 warrants during a one- year period that began in April

Lehi may tear down old bridge

LEHI, Utah (AP) — Authorities in Utah are consid- ering demolishing an old iron bridge popular for illicit dives after a teenage boy was killed when he jumped into the water. Despite “no trespassing” signs posted on the bridge in Lehi, people have been visiting it for years to jump into the Jordan River below, officials said. One of those trips took a deadly turn the night of July 8, when 16-year-old Cole Merrill of Alpine did a backflip off the bridge’s railing. Two other boys he was with surfaced, but Merrill disappeared. His body was found later that night. The other boys told police one or both of them landed on Merrill when they all hit the water about 10 feet below, knocking the wind out of him, Lehi Police Lt. Jeff Swenson told the Deseret News for a story pub- lished Sunday. His exact cause of death is under investigation. Mayor Mark Johnson asked city staff last week to look into taking down the unused bridge, but first they have to figure out whether it’s owned by the city or the county. They believe the county deeded the structure to the city at some point, but they’re still looking for historical verifica- tion, said assistant Lehi City Administrator Cameron Boyle. There’s been one other death in the last 15 years at the bridge in the area with dangerously varying water levels, Lehi fire battalion Chief Tim Robinson told the Daily Herald newspaper in Provo. Police officers make the bridge part of their routine patrols and usually warn tres- passers, sometimes citing repeat offenders, Swenson said. Finding people on the bridge is “a daily occurrence during the summer.” It was built in 1914, and was a main thoroughfare until a new bridge went up in 1995, Boyle told the Deseret News. The city is also consider- ing installing more fencing. It already has barriers to keep cars off. But officials are concerned that if they tear down the old bridge, they’re going to need new safety measures to keep people from jumping off the new bridge. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018 Hometown

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ TTB PHOTO Bobbie Grover’s love of horses and ani- mals extends from Grantsville to the INTO THE West Desert.

WildSTORY ANN HERRON

PHOTOS COURTESY OF BOBBIE GROVER

BOBBIE GROVER DISCOVERS HER CALLING TO SCOUT, PHOTOGRAPH AND PROTECT WILD HORSE HERDS IN TOOELE COUNTY’S WEST DESERT OUTBACK

obbie Grover always loved horses while grow- ing up in Tremonton, Utah, but after moving to PHOTOS COURTESY Grantsville two years ago, wild horses in Tooele OF BOBBIE GROVER County’s West Desert have become her obses- Wild horses (above) form Bsion. a silhouette while out In the last year of studying the herd, she has uncov- on Tooele County’s West Desert at sunset. Bobby ered a knack for both finding and photographing them. Grover said she was blessed “I was bored one day, and I was looking around to see to witness the birth of a what there was to do,” Grover said. “I knew there were foal (left) while shooting horses in Tooele County, so one day I took a drive to see photographs of wild horses. if I could see any.” She said witnessing the She remembered it was a Sunday. birth was an amazing expe- “I headed all the way out to Simpson Springs and rience. didn’t see anything, so I headed back home,” she said. “And then something in my head said to turn around and take this road. So I turned around and took the road

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Wild continued from page A8 and went over a hill, and then, Wow!” Grover cried at the sight of the horses. “It was the most beautiful thing I had seen in life,” she said. While growing up in Northern Utah, Grover thought that Utah canyons were the most beautiful areas in the world. “My favorite would be when my son and I would go up Logan Canyon riding,” she said. “It was just beautiful there.” But after discovering the PHOTOS COURTESY OF BOBBIE GROVER county’s West Desert outback, A cream-colored horse or cremelo horse (above) grazes next to her first she changed her mind. filly last year. Two stallions (left) were having a difference of opinion. “Going out in the desert Bobby Grover said both horses survived the battle. An old horse (bottom here, I had to change my way left) is estimated to be 25-30 years old. Grover said old horses could be of thinking,” she said. “I go and do a pretty good in extreme danger and may not live through a planned roundup this fall. Grover said she was mar- job of finding them when they ried for 12 years while living don’t want to be seen,” she in Tremonton, and then, “not said. married for 20.” She has three Grover attributes her success PET OF THE WEEK kids, with three grandkids and to her love and knowledge of one more on the way. two main herds in the Tooele When she sold her home in County’s West Desert. But, of 2016, the plan was for Grover the two, the north herd is her to move in with her daughter favorite. and son-in-law and their two “There are several different children. She was working, but bands inside of each herd,” she wanted a place to stay while said. “And I just learned all this she organized her life. over the past year.” “It worked out so well with In each band, there is a me helping out with the grand- head stallion and a lead mare. kids, that when they decided to In addition, there are other move to this area, they asked female horses, the mares and if I wanted to come with them. their offspring. And I did,” Grover said. “At a certain age, the young es from the area and leave 112. group on a guided tour, Grover It was a good move for males get kicked out of their Perhaps Grover’s desire to is simply experiencing or help- everyone. bands and they join together,” help proactively manage the ing others to see and feel an for fi nding all “Moving down here was one Grover said. “There are quite a herds was born out of an expe- area she loves. She also shares of the best things I have done,” few bachelor bands out there rience she had with a deserted what she has learned and our pets a good she said. “The people are awe- running around and causing foal. She was out in the desert shows others the beauty of home. some, too.” ruckus with the stallions.” when her group came across both the desert and the wild And once she found the wild Grover has even found a the horse. herds. horses, Grover found a new yellow horse that got his ear When she went back out the “When my son-in-law talked hobby roaming the county’s bit off. next day, he was with another about moving away, I said I dirt roads. “They call him Van Gogh,” band. But on the second day will be here quite a while,” she “I spent all summer out she said. “He is a beautiful he wasn’t with them. As she said. “The horses will keep me there, got myself a nice camera palomino.” drove around, she heard a faint here.” –— well nice for me — and just Throughout the past year, ‘neigh.’ He was stuck in the Grover has found her home For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure spent hours,” she said. “And I Grover has followed the horses mud. in Grantsville, where she is Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires met so many people.” and their patterns. She called the Bureau of content after finding wild hors- Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing One of the friends Grover “In the winter they pretty Land Management and waited es she dreamt about so many Tooele City and possible shelter fee. met was Lynne Pomeranz, who much disappear, no one is for the band of horses to return years ago as a child. Those Animal Shelter 882-8900 teaches hands-on workshops sure where they go,” she said. to get him. But they never horses now aren’t far away. Shelters are required to specializing in wild horse pho- “Maybe they break up into came. That night the BLM “It is like that was what I Grantsville hold animals for 5 business tography. With Grover’s skills individual bands? It is prob- called Grover and said she was missing,” she said. Finding Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. at finding the herds, it was a ably easier to find food if there could take him home. the horses “feeds my soul.” perfect match. are fewer mouths to feed.” Her group loaded him up Grover’s photos of wild hors- Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. “I have only been out one Grover has gained a repu- and Grover rode in the truck’s es can be found on Instagram time [where I came] back tation for finding the herds, bed with the foal. at username “bagrover” or on without seeing them,” she said. but when it comes to guiding “He did die that night, but Facebook. 1182Tooele N. 80 E., Tooele Veterinary • 882-1051 Clinic Grover has developed people, she keeps it low-key. he did not die alone,” she said. patience while watching and People usually just message “It was an amazing experi- learning about the herd, which her to express interest in see- ence.” contains a larger group, and ing the horses. Later, Grover said, she then bands of smaller groups “I go, and they photograph and a group of women from within the herd. and I explain what I have California saw a mare prepare “They have patterns,” she learned,” she said. for birth. They watched the said. “If I take a road and it What lies ahead for Grover? miracle of life unfold in the is not a good road and I keep This Sept. 10-12, Pomeranz desert. driving and say to myself, is doing a workshop and she Grover said she recently Chronic heartburn? ‘what the heck!’ and I get a is planning on leading some won a photo contest with feeling, ‘Take this road,’ I turn of the groups. Grover calls ABC4Utah with one of her two around and there they are, up Pomeranz her mentor for both photo submissions. She is also by the mountain.” learning about the horses and learning Photoshop to fine- If you have heartburn twice a week or more, you “If I listen, then I can find photography, but she also tune her photography so she the horses,” she said. states that he has become a can eventually sell prints. may have acid reflux disease, also known as GERD When Grover was growing good friend. Now that the horses have (gastroesophageal reflux disease). GERD occurs when up, she liked to keep pictures In addition to learning about become such a big part of her of wild horses on her walls, but the animals and to photograph life, Grover said, “it is sort of the valve between the stomach and esophagus is weak she didn’t know Utah actually the herds, Grover feels she now a crazy-good feeling knowing or opens abnormally. This allows stomach fluids into had wild herds. has a duty to do even more on where I am, that I want to find “But we do. And they are so behalf of the horses. these horses and do good for the esophagus, which may cause injury or produce beautiful,” she said. “Horses “There is a reason I am here, them.” symptoms of heartburn and regurgitation. At Oquirrh Blaine are all about families. They where I am at right now and I Grover said she often thinks Cashmore, M.D. Surgical Services, we offer an advanced treatment for live and fight for their families. believe it is to get something about growing up, with her Board-Certified When a mare has a foal, the going to protect these horses,” bedroom walls covered with General Surgeon people with severe heartburn or GERD. This procedure, stallion and all the aunties [the she said. wild horse pictures. She transoral incisionless fundoplication (TIF), requires no other mares] help it.” Grover’s next goal is to remembers how she and her Grover said she has learned establish an advocacy group dad would talk about going incisions and can be a quick, effective, and possibly so much just sitting and watch- that can help protect the wild to see the wild herds. Now long-term treatment for acid reflux disease. ing. horses. that he is gone, she said she “If I am feeling a little blue, “I am getting certified this feels like her father is helping Same-day consultations are often available. I will just go out and watch summer to administer the birth her find the horses they once Call 435-228-0061. them for a while and I feel control,” she said, “so that will dreamt of seeing together. good again,” she said. “It is like help with the population. … I “If I can’t find them, I have a little antidepressant.” want to eliminate the helicop- a feeling to turn down a road Grover also enjoys helping ter round up. I am not looking or something and then, bam, Pomeranz when he hosts his forward to it. It is inhumane to there they are,” she said. “To photography workshops. Many be chased by a helicopter.” me, it is him showing me the times she will go out in her Federal and state agencies horses I wanted to see as a 2006 Chevy Silverado to help are planning a wild horse little girl.” scout out where the horses are roundup this fall, she said. Whether she is out in the hiding. They plan to remove 359 hors- desert alone, or leading a

COURTESY OF BOBBIE GROVER 196 E 2000 N, Suite 109 • Tooele, UT • OquirrhSurg.com Two young bachelor stallions (above) playfully frolic together out on the West Desert. A young bachelor some- times gets kicked out of its family band around the age of 2-3. They are not strong enough to fight for mares so Patient results may vary. Consult your physician about the benefits and risks of any surgical procedure or treatment. they form their own bands called bachelor bands.

102650_MOUN_Heartburn_5_417x10c.indd 1 7/2/18 10:52 AM A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018 Man booked in connection with shooting of 14-year-old STEVE HOWE endangerment and providing been shot in the neck on July with a revolver while play- the room where the shooting only one empty shell casing STAFF WRITER a weapon to a minor. Tooele 1 at 1:02 p.m., according to ing Russian Roulette, the occurred seconds after the in it and no other bullets, the A Tooele man has been City police had been looking a probable cause statement. statement said. Other people shooting, according to the probable cause statement booked at the Tooele County for Aragon for questioning in The victim was reported to be in the residence told police probable cause statement. said. Detention Center in connec- connection with the shooting, in stable condition on July 3 that Aragon was in the room Aragon allegedly fled the No charges had been filed tion with the shooting of a which occurred at a residence following the shooting. with the victim when he was scene without rendering aid against Aragon in 3rd District 14-year-old boy on July 1. on Mobile Way. Following the initial shot and gave the victim the to the victim. Court as of press time on Dylan Aragon, 19, was Tooele City police officers investigation, police gath- revolver prior to the shooting. The revolver recovered Tuesday. booked Monday on misde- responded to a report of a ered information that the Witnesses also told police by Tooele City police at the [email protected] meanor charges of reckless 14-year-old male who had juvenile had shot himself they saw Aragon run from scene of the shooting had

on Friday. erty tax bill from Tooele Hike “I would like to point out City was $60 less last year COMPUTATION OF RATE CHANGE ON SINGLE UNIT DWELLINGS continued from page A1 that with this tax increase than it was 20 years ago, F.M.V. FY 2018 PROPOSED INC/(DEC) INC/MONTH there is no additional funds although the assessed value 150,000 151 325 173 14.46 being put in to savings,” she of her house had increased be the top priority when she wrote. “This tax increase by $80,000 over the past 20 160,000 161 346 185 15.42 took office in January. is strictly covering current years. 170,000 171 368 197 16.39 “I knew they [the city costs that we already have. Tooele City’s certified tax council] supported it too, Because of the shortfall the rate dropped from .003689 180,000 181 389 208 17.35 and we’re a team — we work last two years, we have used in 1997 to .001831 last year. 190,000 191 411 220 18.31 together,” Winn said. savings to cover the amount The tax increase would push The mayor said many that expenditures have the rate up to .003934 the 200,000 201 433 231 19.28 residents misunderstood and exceeded revenues. highest it has been in 20 210,000 211 454 243 20.24 believed their entire property “There have been a lot of years. 220,000 222 476 254 21.21 tax bill — which includes the questions and debate regard- About $1.1 million of the county, school district, etc. ing this budget, but that is added revenue to the city 230,000 232 498 266 22.17 — would double. because they [mayor and budget would go toward pay- 240,000 242 519 278 23.13 “They thought if they paid council] are all very aware roll adjustments with about $2,000 last year they would of the impact this increase $800,000 of that amount 250,000 252 541 289 24.10 pay $4,000 this year. That is will make on our residents toward the police depart- 260,000 262 563 301 25.06 not the case,” Winn said. and they are determined to ment, the mayor said. 270,000 272 584 312 26.02 The mayor said only about ensure that everything is About $678,406 would got 15 percent of a citizen’s accurate and are exploring to the tax shortfall, $458,364 280,000 282 606 324 26.99 entire property tax bill goes every option that could pos- for payment on a new $7 mil- 290,000 292 627 335 27.95 to Tooele City. sibly change the necessity of lion police station, $403,522 Shannon Wimmer, assis- the increase.They [mayor and toward a judgment levy and 300,000 302 649 347 28.92 tant finance director for the council] are very engaged in $300,000 for equipment. 310,000 312 671 359 29.88 city, said the city has dipped this process,” Wimmer wrote. “So much of this is about 320,000 322 692 370 30.84 into its savings the past three A Transcript Bulletin tax public safety,” Winn said. years in order to pay bills. analysis story on Nov. 28, “When we held our town hall 330,000 332 714 382 31.81 The mayor said there was 2017, revealed that Tooele meeting, the overwhelming 340,000 342 736 393 32.77 about a $400,000 shortfall City residents paid the sixth- response from the public was for fiscal year 2014-15, and highest amount of taxes com- that we need more police 350,000 352 757 405 33.74 about a $670,000 shortfall pared to residents in other officers and that public safety 360,000 363 779 416 34.70 during the past two fiscal parts of the county last year. is important so that is what 370,000 373 801 428 35.66 years. For a house valued at we’re giving them.” “Making up for the short- $240,000 Stansbury Park Wimmer explained in 380,000 383 822 440 36.63 fall is imperative so we don’t residents paid the highest June that the general fund 390,000 393 844 451 37.59 keep going into debt again,” amount at $2,078 followed includes all tax revenues, all Winn said. by Wendover City ($1,962), charges for services, fines, 400,000 403 865 463 38.56 The mayor and Wimmer Town of Stockton ($1,891), grants and other miscel- 410,000 413 887 474 39.52 both said the increase will Grantsville ($1,861), Lake laneous revenues. The total 420,000 423 909 486 40.48 just keep Tooele City afloat Point ($1,851), Tooele projected general fund rev- financially and will add City ($1,737), General enue for fiscal year 2018-19 430,000 433 930 497 41.45 zero dollars to any savings Unincorporated Tooele is about $19 million. Total 440,000 443 952 509 42.41 accounts. County ($1,649), Town of budget for all city funds is Wimmer responded to Rush Valley ($1,615) and about $50 million. 450,000 453 974 520 43.37 questions about the budget Town of Vernon ($1,608). [email protected] 460,000 463 995 532 44.34 and tax increase in an email Winn said her own prop- 470,000 473 1,017 544 45.30 480,000 483 1,039 555 46.27 490,000 493 1,060 567 47.23 Tooele Education 500,000 504 1,082 578 48.19 Chart includes changes in tax payments this year for Tooele City1 residential property owners if a higher certified F   tax rate is approved at a Truth In Taxation hearing on Aug. 15. Payments are calculated on properties ranging S T  C  S  in value from $150,000 to $480,000. F.M.V. stands for Fair Market Value, FY18 is last year’s payment, Proposed is the new yearly tax payment, the fourth column is the amount of the yearly increase and the fifth column is the amount paid monthly if the increase is approved. Chalk Talk OCEC Summer Classes By Clint Spindler

As Ophir summer classes conclude, I want share that TEF has enjoyed providing its first summer of outdoor learning with approximately 200 students. We hosted 12 different classes at the Ophir Canyon Education Center ranging from outdoor photography, wildlife drawing, plein air watercolor, and archery… to fly-tying and fishing, mountain biking, rock climbing and a three-day STEM class. Sterling OCEC Summer Learning - Photography Class Elementary even had a summer field trip to the Ophir historic site. successful was they offered a Melanie Harward, Dustin Shields, There was a little bit of everything feeling of relevancy, the sense Cheryl Dearing, Jordan Donohue, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO that helped reconnect students to that what was learned has a Kim Nielsen, James Black, Mike Some Stansbury residents collected signatures on a referendum to force a public vote on rezoning this field for the outdoor environment. relationship to the real world. Sumner, Brady Christensen and high-density residential development. One reason our classes were Students expressed these outdoor the Dalton gang….Eddie, Eliot, Dawn, Cody, and Wylie. These classes helped them to focus better present to witness some of the attorney or municipal attorney fantastic teachers made our because they were interested in Law signatures. shall prosecute any violation learning experiences relevant and the subject they had signed up continued from page A1 Gillette informed Tooele of this section.” meaningful. All in all, a highly- for, and it is much easier to be County Attorney Scott A Class A misdemeanor is engaged and motivated about successful first summer of Ophir Each referendum, or Broadhead and according to the highest classification of learning when it happens in the outdoor learning! petition packet, requires a Tooele County Sheriff Paul misdemeanor that can be pun- outdoors – I couldn’t agree more. Also, I want to thank the TEF- verification signature by a Wimmer, Broadhead turned ished by a county jail term of Outdoor learning works Team for its efforts. It takes a person who has witnessed the the matter over to him for an up to one year and/or a fine because it develops better use of great deal of behind the scenes signature of people whose investigation. of up to $2,500, according to the senses. Natural environments work to pull off programming signatures are included in that State code reads: “It is Utah Courts. promote involuntary attention or such as this. Thank you to packet. unlawful for any person to Wimmer has confirmed that fascination, which enables us to Kendall Thomas, Laura Burdine, After the referendum sign the verification for a ref- detectives from his office are be more alert as we are learning. Debi Brady, Tiffany Day, and Ed packets were turned in to erendum packet knowing that conducting an investigation. This in turn, Dalton. As well, without TCSD Gillette, Derald Anderson, … (b) he has not witnessed But Rachel Torzillo, one of helps us to be personnel; Casey Kress, Donna the applicant for the rezone the signatures of those per- the referendum’s sponsors, more engaged Hainesworth and Rosario Tovar, who is the subject of the peti- sons whose names appear in said, “There was no forgery and that is when Wynn Porter, Chlorisa Goddard, tion, informed Gillette that the referendum packet.” involved. There was no intent deep learning and Julie Williams we could not he had a videotape of people The state code goes on to to do anything illegal. We just takes place. have successfully facilitated our signing the referendum and say: “Any person violating wanted to give the voice back We believe our summer classes….THANK YOU! the people who signed the this part is guilty of a class A to the people to make the classes indeed TEF is looking forward to verification statement for that misdemeanor. The code also decision about the rezone.” accomplished all providing more opportunities for referendum packet were not specifies that “the county [email protected] of this and more. outdoor education as we move Thank you to into each new season…stay tuned! Daniel Pacheco Tooele Education and Shanz TOOELE RANSCRIPT Leonelli, Brett Foundation T OCEC Summer Learning Rock Climbing McEachern, BULLETIN (above). OCEC Plein Summer Learning - Rowe Harrison, @TEFbellringer Art Water Color Class (below) A Full-Color Learning and Activity Page Just for Kids! www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin TUESDAY July 17, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1

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SPORTS WRAP Real Salt Lake THS grad Hervat to play Joao Plata’s goals in the 77th and 85th minutes put Real Salt Lake within strik- ing distance, but the Claret softball at Snow College and Cobalt couldn’t complete the comeback as Minnesota United FC held on for a 3-2 Former Buffaloes catcher excited to join Badgers for 2019 season win over RSL on Saturday in Minneapolis. Minnesota (7-11- DARREN VAUGHAN been in my options. It’s in-state hit .359 with five home runs, six 1) scored all three of its goals SPORTS EDITOR and it’s close, so it’s somewhere doubles, a triple and 28 RBIs, in a span of 17:04 in the sec- Former Tooele High softball where my family and my friends helping lead the Buffs to a 26-3- ond half after RSL (9-9-2) domi- player Blake Hervat is adding to can still come watch. Luckily 1 overall record. Her team’s only nated much of the first half, but hadn’t scored. Real Salt a family tradition next month enough, I had the opportunity losses were to Class 6A state Lake is now 1-8-1 on the road, when she heads to Ephraim to to go there, and of course, when champion Herriman, Class 4A compared to 8-1-1 on its home continue her athletic career at I got that offer, it was the one I champion Bear River and Class pitch. RSL, which sits in fifth Snow College after signing a considered the most and it defi- 4A runner-up Spanish Fork. place in Major League Soccer’s national Letter-of-Intent to join nitely was my top option.” For her career, she hit .347 Western Conference, will play the Badgers last November. Hervat, who also played vol- with 13 home runs, 15 doubles, host to Rocky Mountain Cup “It’s kind of been a school leyball and basketball during two triples and 60 RBIs in 77 SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO that’s been in the family, espe- her time at Tooele High, was games, according to statistics rival Colorado on Saturday at Tooele catcher Blake Hervat (right) tags out Stansbury’s Berkeley Bryant at 8 p.m. at Rio Tinto Stadium in cially for athletics,” she said. “I a three-year starter at catcher posted on MaxPreps.com. home plate during an April 20 game at the Deseret Peak Complex. Hervat Sandy. had an aunt who went there and for the Buffaloes on the softball has signed a national Letter-of-Intent to play softball at Snow College in played volleyball, so it’s always diamond. This past season, she SEE HERVAT PAGE B8 ➤ Ephraim next spring. Utah Royals FC Amy Rodriguez gave URFC a 1-0 lead less than eight min- utes into Saturday’s National Women’s Soccer League match at Rio Tinto Stadium against the Orlando Pride, but Cowboys close strong summer U.S. Women’s National Team star Alex Morgan tied the match with a penalty-kick goal in first-half stoppage time and Kristen Edmonds added anoth- er tally in the 52nd minute to propel Orlando to a 2-1 victory. The Royals’ third consecutive loss dropped them to 5-6-6 overall, putting them in sixth place in the nine-team league. Up next for URFC is a matchup against the league’s top team, the North Carolina Courage (14-1-3), on Friday at 8 p.m. at Rio Tinto Stadium. Utah Jazz The Jazz went 1-1 in tourna- ment play at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, beating the Orlando Magic 75-70 on Thursday before losing to the Memphis Grizzlies 92-86 on Saturday. Georges Niang led the Jazz with 16 points and nine rebounds in the loss to the Grizzlies, while Diamond Stone had 11 and Naz Mitrou- Long and Trey Lewis each had 10. Stone (14 points, 11 rebounds) and Niang (12 points, 11 rebounds) each had double-doubles in the win over Orlando, and Kendrick Ray added 10 points. First- round draft pick Grayson Allen didn’t play in either of the tournament games and averaged 16.5 points and 6.5 rebounds in two preliminary- round games. Niang earned himself a contract with the Jazz by averaging 15.6 points and 6.6 rebounds in five summer- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO league games in Las Vegas. Grantsville’s Dalton Williams (24) tags out a Highland runner during Friday’s summer-league game at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City. Grantsville won the game 8-7, finishing the summer with a 9-4 record — the fifth-best record in the league, which featured mainly Class 5A and Class 6A schools from Salt Lake County. Summer league baseball scores Friday Grantsville 8, Highland 7 Grantsville edges Highland in final game, shows growth after championship season Stansbury 16, Brighton 2 DARREN VAUGHAN Both teams’ starting pitch- Tooele 8, Bountiful 3 SPORTS EDITOR ers struggled in Friday’s con- Alta 12, Providence Hall 5 The Grantsville baseball test. Grantsville scored seven Hillcrest 7, Hunter 5 team won the Class 3A runs in the top of the first Judge Memorial 9, Kearns 6 state championship just two inning with only two hits, Final summer league months ago, but the Cowboys drawing six walks. Jackson baseball standings will have a lot of holes to fill Sandberg drove in the first Herriman 12-1 if they want to defend their run of the game with a single Murray 12-1 title. to shallow center field after Fortunately, it seems that Austin Wilcox and Zach Capel Bountiful 12-2 the boys in red have plenty of led off with back-to-back Tooele 10-3-1 young talent waiting in the walks. Blake Thomas drove in Grantsville 9-4 wings. another run with a groundout Cyprus 8-4-1 With a lineup made up to short, and Logan White’s Brighton 7-6 mostly of underclassmen, RBI single made it 3-0. White Corner Canyon 6-6 Grantsville wrapped up its later came around to score Alta 6-7-1 summer season with an 8-7 on a wild pitch, while Dalton Summit Academy 5-6-1 win over Highland on Friday Williams and Kaden Kelley Grantsville’s Jackson Kearns 5-6 at Sugar House Park in Salt both walked and eventually Lake City. The Cowboys scored on errors. Sandberg sprints Stansbury 5-7-1 finished the summer with Highland responded with toward second base during Friday’s game Hunter 5-8-1 a 9-4 record despite being five runs in the bottom of the Judge Memorial 4-7 against Highland at one of only four Class 3A first as Sandberg also strug- Sugar House Park. Highland 4-8-1 schools - and the smallest gled with his control. The Sandberg went Providence Hall 4-10 public school - in the 20-team first three Rams batters all 1-for-3 at the plate West Jordan 3-9 league. walked, and a one-out single with an RBI single as Granger 3-10 “This group of kids com- drove in two runs. Back-to- the Cowboys beat Olympus 2-9-1 petes,” Grantsville coach back bases-loaded walks the Rams 8-7. Hillcrest 2-10 Aaron Perkins said. “That’s FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ what I appreciate the most.” SEE COWBOYS PAGE B8 ➤ TTB PHOTO Bees get back on winning track after break the elixir the Bees needed. Salt and two walks in six innings, fourth to give the Bees a 5-3 Salt Lake wins four of Lake took three of four games improving his record to 3-7 this lead, but they couldn’t hold on. from the Sacramento River Cats season. Dylan Unsworth threw The Bees beat the River Cats five, gains ground in on the road before opening a three shutout innings to pick up 3-2 on Saturday as Cowart’s RBI four-game homestand with a his first save of 2018. single in the top of the eighth division standings 10-5 win over the Las Vegas Salt Lake came up one run inning proved to be the differ- 51s on Monday night at Smith’s lead to 7-2. short of sweeping Sacramento, ence. Salt Lake’s other two runs Complete DARREN VAUGHAN Ballpark. Hermosillo drove in Nolan falling to the River Cats 6-5 came on an RBI groundout by SPORTS EDITOR The Bees (49-46) took a 3-0 Fontana with a double in the on Sunday in the final game Fontana in the second and a Local Sports The Salt Lake Bees entered lead in the first inning on RBI fifth, and Jared Walsh finished of their four-game series. bases-loaded walk by Francisco the All-Star break having lost 12 singles by Kaleb Cowart, Eric off the Bees’ scoring with a two- Sacramento led 3-0 after one Arcia in the sixth. In Every Issue of their past 13 games, a stretch Young Jr. and Joe Hudson. run double later in the frame. inning, but a home run by On Friday, the Bees picked that sent them plummeting Another RBI single by Young Rengifo finished 3-for-4 at the Taylor Ward and an RBI single up a 7-4 win, with all of their from first place in the Pacific made it 4-2 in the third inning plate, and Young was 3-for-5. by Hermosillo in the third cut offense coming in the third and TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Southern Division. before Luis Rengifo’s two-run Starting pitcher Ivan Pineyro the lead to 3-2. Rengifo had fourth innings. Rengifo and BULLETIN It turns out that the three- triple and Michael Hermosillo’s allowed five earned runs on an RBI double and Matt Thaiss day break might have been just run-scoring single stretched the eight hits with three strikeouts added a two-run single in the SEE BEES PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018

5. FOOD & DRINK: What is the method that involves cooking food in sealed bags, usually in water? by Fifi Rodriguez 6. GAMES: What com- pany introduced the “Hot 1. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which Wheels” toys and games? U.S. president was the 7. GEOGRAPHY: How many shortest? U.S. states border the Gulf 2. HISTORY: What agree- of Mexico? ment provided for the 8. SCIENCE: What element dissolution of the former makes up 47 percent of the Soviet Union? Earth’s crust? 3. LITERATURE: Which 9. ART: Which art move- book in the Harry Potter ments was painter Max Moments series has a mythical crea- Ernst associated with? ture in its title? 10. ANIMAL KINGDOM: 4. TELEVISION: Who played What is a group of kanga- in Time Thurston Howell III on roos called? “Gilligan’s Island”? The History Channel ➤ On Aug. 1, 1498, Italian explorer Christopher Columbus sets foot on Mega Maze the South American mainland for the first time, at the Paria Peninsula in present-day Venezuela. Thinking it an island, he christened it Isla Santa and claimed it for Spain. Columbus, a deeply religious man, believed that Venezuela was the edge of the Garden of Eden. ➤ On Aug. 4, 1927, the Father of Country Music, Jimmie Rodgers, is recorded for the first ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW time during the legend- ary Bristol Sessions. A talent scout had set up a makeshift record- ing studio in an empty warehouse in Bristol, Tennessee, and record- he very thin, graceful to make the lightning rod ed numerous then- lines, the black-and-gilt more attractive. They come unknown acts during Tframe, and the cutwork in many colors and different the 12-day marathon. initials and date “JB/1760” shapes. The most common ➤ On Aug. 2, 1943, added up to a bid (with pre- are round and light blue or future President John mium) of $2,460 at a Skinner white. The colorful glass balls F. Kennedy is serving as auction in Massachusetts. are collectible and often sell commander of a torpe- Cutwork, or paper-cutting, at bottle shows, Depression has been an art form since glass shows and auctions. do boat in the Solomon the second century, after Common balls sell for about Islands when his ship is paper was invented in China. $35 or less, while those with rammed at night by a Most of the pictures were rare shapes and colors can Japanese destroyer, cut- made by women as a hobby. sell for more than $100. ting it in two. Kennedy’s Today, cutting is enjoyed in • • • heroics led to the rescue many countries. Each picture Q: Warwick Castle is of the survivors from an is a single sheet, not a col- pictured on my inherited island six days later. lage. Scissor cuts are used Royal Doulton coffeepot. ➤ On July 30, 1965, with up to eight sheets of What can you tell me about President Lyndon B. Summer Survival: Pet Edition paper held together. Knife it? Johnson signs Medicare, cutting is made with a few A: Warwick Castle is part a health insurance ing store managers to page For short trips to the store layers of paper on a soft waxy of Royal Doulton’s Castles & customers because I see pets or to run errands, leave your surface. It takes skill — there Churches series, which was program for elderly panting behind rolled-up car pet at home. If they must come is no erasing errors. The made from about 1908 to the Americans, into law. windows. with you (such as during long auctioned picture has a vase early 1950s. It is one of eight Former President Harry Please, please remind pet road trips), they should be left made by folding the paper, so castles and five churches in Truman was enrolled owners to leave their pets with an adult, and the air con- the finished piece is symmet- the series. Retail price about as the first beneficiary at home when they’re run- ditioning needs to be turned rical with many branches of $80. and received the first ning errands! — Concerned on. flowers cut as single images. • • • Medicare card. Delivery Driver Of course, a planned outing The white cutwork paper is Need prices for your ➤ On Aug. 5, 1957, DEAR DRIVER: I absolutely with your dog is a lot of fun attached to a black paper antiques and collectibles? “American Bandstand” agree, and I thank you for just about any time. But always background. Find them at Kovels.com, goes national on televi- DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I insisting on this reminder! be mindful of the heat. Bring • • • our website for collec- sion, hosted by 26-year- deliver packages on a long Even on a day that doesn’t water for your dog to drink. Q: My mom has two blue tors. You can find more old Dick Clark. He route around town every seem too hot — say, 78 Head home if your dog is pant- glass lightning rod balls than 1,000,000 prices and day. It seems that we’ve degrees F — the interior of a ing heavily and not very active. from my great-grandfa- more than 11,000 color pushed hard for a 3:30 been inundated with warn- car can heat to well over 110 And do not leave your pet in ther’s house. She was try- photographs that help you p.m. time slot, when ings over the past few years degrees within five minutes. the car. ing to find out how much determine the value of your teenagers were out of about the dangers of leaving Now that we’re in the hottest they are worth. Any sug- collectibles. The website school and most likely pets inside the car on a hot part of the year, that interior Send your questions, tips or gestions on where to take also lists publications, clubs, to watch. day while their owners go temperature climbs faster comments to ask@pawscorner. them or what to look for? appraisers, auction houses, ➤ On Aug. 3, 1988, Soviet shopping or run errands. and higher and can reach 120 com. A: Lightning rods are used people who sell parts or authorities free Mathias And yet, almost every day degrees easily. No pet can on barns and houses to divert repair antiques, show lists Rust, the daring young of the summer, I am calling withstand such suffocating © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. lightning strikes. Lightning and more. West German pilot who emergency services or ask- heat for long. rod balls fit onto the rod and landed a rented Cessna are ornamental, designed © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. on Moscow’s Red Square in 1987, from a labor camp as a goodwill ges- As for where you may have by a car that didn’t yield the me what’s up with NBC’s starred Anders Holm, Andy ture to the West. seen Eddie previously, he got right of way. According to his “Champions”? I love that Favreau and J.J. Totah, has ➤ On July 31, 1990, Nolan his start in the mid-’90s play- agent, George “was treated show! — Valerie F., via email been axed by the network Ryan wins the 300th ing Matt Clark on “The Young and released from an Olbia A: The Mindy Kaling- after its first season. To me, game of his career. A and the Restless,” and since hospital. He is recovering at produced sitcom, which that really is a shame because believer that pitching then he’s starred in “Third his home and will be I found it to be a fun, power, as well as con- Watch,” “Rosewood,” “CSI: fine.” He is in Sardinia feel-good and intel- sistency and endurance, Miami” and tons of other stuff. filming the new Hulu ligent series unlike comes from the legs, He’s also well-known for being miniseries “Catch-22,” anything on television not the arms, Ryan ran Mr. LeAnn Rimes, whom he which is based on today. It’s still being every day. Q: I’ve been watching that married in 2011. Before that, Joseph Heller’s book of shopped around to new private-detective show he was married to “The Real the same name. other networks, but as © 2018 King Features Synd. on ABC called “Take Two,” Housewives of Beverly Hills” Another project of this writing, there is and the actor who plays the star Brandi Glanville (whom he on George’s radar is no word on whether it’s lead looks so familiar to me. left for LeAnn), and together the new YouTube Red been picked up. Maybe Can you tell me where I may they have two sons. dark-comedy series Hulu will sweep in and have seen him before? — • • • “On Becoming a God in save it, like the stream- K.T. in Minnesota Q: I read about George Central Florida,” which ing service did with the A: Eddie Cibrian plays a Clooney’s motorcycle acci- centers on the dark side other brilliant Mindy hardscrabble detective (also dent in Italy recently and of the rise of water- Kaling series, “The named Eddie) who takes under wondered if he’s OK. Also, parks in the Orlando Mindy Project.” Subscribe Today his wing a down-and-out does he have anything new area back in the late 882-0050 actress, Sam (played by Rachel coming up? I feel like I ‘80s to early ‘90s. The Write to Cindy at Bilson of “The O.C.” fame), to haven’t seen him in a movie show, which is expected King Features Weekly For All the Big Events in Life help her prepare for a movie in a while. — Diana F., via to premiere next year, Service, 628 Virginia Let Everyone Know! role. If the premise seems a email also stars Kirsten Dunst, Drive, Orlando, FL little familiar to you, that’s A: George was on his way to and both are execu- 32803; or e-mail her at Place a Notice in the because it comes to us by way a film set in Sardinia on July tive producers on the letters@cindyelavsky. of the folks who brought us 10 when he sustained non-life- project. com. Transcript Bulletin! “Castle,” except the roles are threatening injuries when he • • • Eddie Cibrian Weddings • Birthdays reversed. was knocked off his motorcycle Q: Can you tell © 2018 King Features Synd. Graduations • Military Missionaries ANSWERS Anniversaries Trivia Test Answers Honors & Awards 1. James Madison, 5 6. Mattel 435-882-0050 foot 4 7. Five: Texas, Louisiana, 2. The Belavezha Mississippi, Alabama 58 N. Main, Tooele Accords and Florida 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) 3. “Harry Potter and 8. Oxygen the Order of the 9. Dada and Surrealism TOOELETRANSCRIPT Phoenix” 10. A troop or mob BULLETIN 4. Jim Backus © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. 5. Sous-vide TUESDAY July 17, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 MONDAY’S WARM COCOA A lost driver’s license, stranger’s kindness can break through chaos here were hustling peo- was because going with the opened again and I swam up “Excuse me,” rhe stranger heartfelt thanks. ple everywhere, running flow is always easier than another escalator of rapids to said. “Is this yours?” He smiled and swam back from gate to gate, from working to merge, and most join a different stream. I turned to look. He, the into the stream, likely to never T Lynn Butterfi eld hallway to train, up escalators certainly, easier than trying to That’s when things changed. stranger, was gasping while be seen by my eyes again. I GUEST COLUMNIST and down. Atlanta’s Hartsfield swim against the flow of seem- I had just risen to the top of reaching toward me with my turned and swam the other is the busiest airport in the ingly spawning fish. I swam the escalator and had walked, driver’s license in his hand. It way with the stream feeling world. I began to trek through down the escalator rapids and perhaps 30 feet, when I had apparently fallen from my somewhat warmer — thanks it after disembarking from the upstream. then entered the fish trap in heard someone trying to get pocket as I removed my phone to the kindness of a stranger. gate where I deplaned. That’s Once in the stream, swim- the form of a train to transfer my attention. It was a little to check the 28 messages that when I checked the time to ming along, I felt a sense of to a terminal five stops away. startling. Everyone else was had accumulated during my Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda see how hard I had to swim to calm. It wasn’t that it was less “Swoosh,” the doors closed ignoring me as they just swam flight. and is a managing broker for a join the other salmon surging crowded. It wasn’t. Perhaps it and I was off. Then the door along. “Thank you!” I replied, with real estate company. Back-to-School Checklist for Families with Asthma (StatePoint) For the more for families with asthma: cation. The assessment tool Mold, fragrances and idling than 6 million children in 1. Schedule a check-up with will help parents create a plan buses can all be asthma trig- the U.S. living with asthma, your child’s physician. Use for children not yet ready to gers for your child. gearing up for another school your yearly check-up to create self-administer medication, as 5. Introduce yourself to the year involves much more than or revise your Asthma Action well as help children learn the PE teacher and any coaches. picking out a new pencil case Plan, check the effectiveness necessary skills throughout Kids with asthma shouldn’t and backpack. Accounting for of asthma medication and the school year. have to miss out on playing nearly 14 million lost school dosage, get prescriptions for 3. Set up an appointment outside or participating in days each year, asthma is one back-up medications for your with your school nurse. gym class. You can quickly put of the main illness-related rea- school nurse and coaches, Remember to bring in your teachers’ and coaches’ minds sons that students miss school. as well as ensure your child updated Asthma Action at ease by talking about exer- With better asthma man- knows how to use his or her Plan and back-up medica- cise-induced asthma, ways to agement, children are able to asthma medicines. tions. Take this time to sign manage symptoms and what feel healthy, safe and ready 2. Assess your child’s readi- all required medical forms, to do in an emergency. to learn! For a full toolkit ness to self-carry medication. discuss whether your child 6. Have fun! While it may and free resources from the All 50 states have laws that can self-carry their own quick- take some proactive organiz- American Lung Association, allow children to self-carry relief inhaler, as well as deliv- ing at the start of the school visit Lung.org/asthma-in- and use their asthma inhalers er any special instructions year, you are helping to ensure schools. at school. Use the American when it comes to physical Take a moment to talk to your to head directly to the school that your child is safe and To get ready for a success- Lung Association’s Self-Carry activities and asthma emer- child’s teacher about asthma, nurse or use his or her quick- active throughout the school ful school year, the American Assessment Tool to see if your gencies that may happen dur- what triggers might bring on relief inhaler. This may also be day. Take a deep breath and Lung Association recommends child is ready to carry and ing the school year. an attack and what to do in an a great time to talk about the enjoy a healthy 2018-2019 this back-to-school checklist self-administer asthma medi- 4. How’s the air in there? emergency -- whether that be air quality in the classroom. school year! BOOKWORM Tooele FFA installs new officers A Beautiful Here The Tooele FFA recently installed a new officer team for Emerging From the Overwhelming Darkness of My Son’s Suicide the year. The team includes: presi- t any given time, to suicidal people and their fami- dent Jenna Gowans; vice- anyone of us, mental lies, especially reaching out to presidents Saige Sagers and “A illness can strike to musicians. Maddie Cragun; reporters change our lives forever.” Phillips is a vivid, intelligent Aspyn Sagers and Caden Jones; The author’s son, Nuçi writer whose utter frankness sentinels Jack Hogan and Phillips, was so charming will reach any sensitive reader. Paden Jolley; parliamentarian and precocious as a child that She cites statistics regarding Weston Warthaull; historians The Tooele FFA’s new officer team and chairmen (front row left to right): she felt he was “an old soul.” the rising suicide rate in the Kortnee Hanson, Rachel Yei Georgette Morgan, Kortnee Hanson and Jenna Gowans. (Middle row) He was calm, generous, and US. She decries the bias that and Chelsea Parkenson; chap- Aspyn Sagers and Caden Jones. (Back row) Jack Hogan, Paden Jolly and unusually clever. But with ado- many people have against suf- lain Cole Murray; and treasurer Saige Sagers. (Middle back row) Madelyn Raddon, Weston Wrathaul and lescence, Nuçi began to with- ferers of mental illness. She Ashlynn Palmer. Rachel Yei. New officers and chairmen not pictured: Maddie Cragun, Chelsa Parkenson, Cole Murray, Ashlynn Palmer, McKell Pierce, Sara draw. He sought to be alone, states that, though she was In addition to the new offi- Jackson, Allison Miller, Lily Maiello, Shilee Branham, Stanley Kerr and often playing his guitar, sing- fortunate in having sympa- cer team, new chairmen have Kambri Chrimmer. ing, and writing songs. Plagued thetic friends, many relatives also been installed. Chairmen by unwanted memories of of someone who commits help the officers with various Kambri Schirmer. tour, July 23; FFA Softball her own unhappy childhood, suicide will feel coldness, even responsibilities within the FFA. The Tooele FFA also has Tournament, July 26; and Phillips tried to believe that her hostility, and a sense of blame New chairmen include: several events for members Stock Show pen set up, July 30. son would somehow improve. from those around them. She Madelyn Raddon, Meckel to participate in this sum- The Tooele FFA held a Food When he tried to burn himself astutely notes the difference in A Beautiful Here Pierce, Sara Jackson, Allison mer. They include: ATV ride, for America at the Tooele City alive by dousing himself with treatment between someone by Linda Phillips Miller, Lily Maiello, Shilee July 18; Fishing Derby, July Library on July 5, and a Tintic gasoline, she had to face the who is suicidal and someone CreateSpace Branham, Stanley Kerr and 19; Summer ag industries Bug Collecting on July 10. reality that he was seriously with a physical disease; all too Review by Barbara Bamberger ill. In college, though involved often depressed persons have Scott in the Athens, Georgia music to wait for therapies and may MISSIONARIES scene with many friends, Nuçi even be told by professionals who has been through stages killed himself on Thanksgiving to simply get a better attitude. of grief, self-recrimination, and Your Local Day, 1996, at age 22. Dealing Establishing and operating personal renewal, this book is Dillan Rowley Community with intense grief, the author Nuçi’s Space has been both a must-read for those dealing focused on setting up Nuçi’s therapeutic and educational for with a depressed, suicidal loved News. Space, a foundation to help Phillips. Composed by someone one. It could help save a life. Elder Dillan Rowley has returned home after serv- Stay ing a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Informed. Saints in the Texas Lubbock Follow us on Facebook! mission. 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Network+ and Security+ exams. Call Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 Park is seeking volunteers. Do you to-be released pictorial history book. Parkinson’s disease Support Tooele Tooele Technical College at 435- with any questions. enjoy history or science? Volunteers There is no such thing as too many Group 248-1800 for more information or to at the museum can gain new skills photographs as the author needs a Senior Center A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease enroll. or practice old ones. We are looking minimum of 160 photographs, and can be overwhelming for the newly The senior center is for the enjoy- Moose for people to help with organization, any help is greatly appreciated. ment of all seniors 55 and older. New Get enrolled diagnosed. Tooele has a support exhibit development, gardening and group for persons with Parkinson’s and exciting activities include bridge, Start the New Year off right and Meals at the Lodge educational program development. Tooele Valley Free Masons pinochle, bingo, exercise program, enroll in training at Tooele Technical Friday and Saturday night dinners Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the disease and their caregivers. You can Volunteer positions are seasonal learn how others are coping with PD line dancing, wood-carving, Wii College. Sharpen your current skills will be served from 5-9 p.m. Friday and year round. Scheduling is flex- second Friday of each month for din- games, watercolor class, movies and or train for a new career. Most pro- night dinners change weekly or you ner and socializing. If you are inter- and how to live well. We meet the ible. Volunteers must be at least 16 third Friday of each month from 1-2 health classes. Meals-on-Wheels grams have open enrollment and you can order from the menu. All meals years old. To apply or request more ested or have questions, please join available for homebound. Lunch can enroll anytime of the year. Get a are for a reasonable price. No orders us at the Lodge, located at the corner p.m. at Tooele Technology College, information, send email to: stepha- 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For infor- served weekdays. For age 60 and commercial driver’s license in as little taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch [email protected] of Settlement Canyon Road and state above, suggested donation is $3. as 4 weeks and get on-the-road to specials are available at the lodge Route 36, or call at 435-277-0087. mation, call Hal at 435-840-3683. For those under age 60, cost is $5. a lucrative career. Tooele Tech also from 11 a.m. For members and their Farmers Market Tooele Naranon “Circle of guests only. Tooele Valley Family History Transportation available to the offers CPR classes to its students and The Farmers Market at the Benson Hope to Recovery” store or doctor visits for residents the public on the second Monday of Gristmill begins Saturday, July14. Center Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. every month. Become CPR certified Breakfast Hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Available Research your ancestors free with 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 For transportation information call at Tooele Tech. For more information, Breakfast will be served every Sunday items include fresh produce, baked trained FamilySearch volunteers in Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). 435-843-4102. For more information call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend goods, eggs, honey, meat products, at the Tooele Valley Family History Open to all those affected by some- about the Tooele Center, call 435- edu. the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and and arts and crafts. Local producers Center, 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone one else’s addiction. As a 12-step 843-4110. the women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., of food and craft items, or anyone 435-882-1396. Hours of operation: program, we offer help by sharing Train to work and enjoy a great breakfast. wishing to participate as a vendor, Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 our experience, strength and hope. Donate to library Tooele Technical College’s new please call 435-850-0458 for more p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings Entertainment For more information, please contact Please remember the “Friends of Software Development program and information. No charge for space. 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by the Tooele City Library” when doing Nail Technician program have imme- True Story will perform from 7-11 p.m. Terri at 435-313-4851. on Saturday, July 28. appointment only. Special classes your spring cleaning and donate diate openings. Train to work in the 4H Junior and Senior Cosplay offered regularly. Call the center for Military Items Wanted your used books to the bookstore in computer software industry or own Veteran’s appreciation din- Camp more information. When you no longer want your the library. Money from book sales is your own business as a licensed nail ner A 4H Cosplay Camp will be held the military items, do not take them to used to support programs within the technician. Visit tooeletech.edu for Tooele Family Al-Anon A Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner will week of July 16. Create a costume Deseret Industries or a thrift store. library. The library is located at 128 more information. Al-Anon meetings are held be held on Thursday, July 26 at 5:30 and learn how to become your char- W. Vine St. For more information, call Wednesdays at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Bring them — hats, helmets, dress p.m. acter and role-play. The camp will be uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jackets, 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelec- Adult Education split into two groups: Juniors (grades Pioneer Museum’s basement at the Get your high school diploma this backpacks, belts, canteens, pouches, ity.org. Thank you for your support. Golf tournament 3-5) and Seniors (sixth-grade and up). back of the building. For questions or year at the Tooele Community old photos, etc. — to 775 S. Coleman The second Tri-lodge Golf Juniors will meet Monday and Friday more information, please call Allene Books for the Whole Family Learning Center. All classes required Street. They will be displayed with Tournament will be held at Oquirrh from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cost is $5 plus at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at 435- Donated children’s books and paper- for a high school diploma, adult honor and respect. Call Matthew or Hills Golf Course on Sunday, July 22 a plain white or black T-shirt and 884-0825 or 435-241-9200. backs are for sale for 25 cents, and basic education, GED preparation Tina at 435-882-8688. with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. The supplies. Seniors will meet Monday hard-covers are being sold for $1 and English as a second language are Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Eagles will host the event and all through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children’s Choir Auditions from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 available. Register now to graduate This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. proceeds will go to the Diabetes Cost is $15 plus fabric and supplies. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an p.m. on Mondays and 11 a.m. to 2 — just $50 per semester. Located at at the Mountain Faith Lutheran Prevention fund. Call the Eagles at Seniors: Please contact Darlene at auditioned children’s choir for chil- p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Church, 560 S. Main St., Tooele. For 435-882-0286 to sign up. 435-840-4404 to discuss ideas and dren 7-14 years of age. The talented Library. All proceeds go back to the Adult education classes are for stu- more information, contact Gesele at appropriate fabric before purchas- Katelynd Blake, owner and director library for projects and programs. dents 18 and over. 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435-849- ing materials. Register through 4180. of Blake Music Studios, directs the Bingo is back ESOL Eagles ut.4honline. If not already signed up choir. Blake has a degree in vocal as a Tooele County 4Her, youth need performance and has taught at the St. Marguerite Catholic Church has ESOL conversational classes are held Dinner Alcoholics Anonymous to register and pay $5 annual fee. Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 collegiate level. If your child loves started its bingo games again on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Friday dinners have been postponed Participants need to bring a lunch p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. to sing and you are looking for an Fridays starting at 6:45 p.m. Come Community Learning Center. ESOL until further notice. and have a good time. Food is avail- students may also come anytime each day. There will be a cosplay Utah Ave. For more information, con- exceptional musical experience for able. Call 435-882-3860 with ques- the center is open for individualized Sunday breakfasts celebration for all participants on tact Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy them, this is it. For more information tions. study. Registration is $50 per semes- Breakfast will be served on July 8, 15, Saturday, July 21 from 11 a.m. to 12 at 801-694-2624. and to register for an audition, please ter. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 22 and 29. Order from the menu $7 p.m. Families are encouraged to join visit blakemusicstudios.com or call 435-833-8750 for more information. for adults or $3.50 for kids 11 years or in the celebration. The camp and Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group 435-277-0755. Join us the 3rd Monday of each Grantsville younger. Also, there is a Special every celebration will be held at the Tooele month from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain Rocky Mountain Hospice Early Head Start Sunday for $5. Bad Beer is avail- County Health Department, 151 Share the past West Medical Center in Tooele. The Want to have more meaning in your Do you have a child under age 3? Are able. Public is invited. N. Main, Tooele. The camps will be Share the past, submit a history, you currently pregnant? VANTAGE organized and led by 4H Teen Leader Tooele County Health Department’s life. Do you want to do something obituary, or a picture of a deceased Early Head Start is a free program Auxiliary Meetings Berkeley Swarthout. Aging Services program is the spon- that is satisfying and of great service relative. The Family History Center in for eligible families that offers qual- An auxiliary meeting will be held on sor for these Alzheimer’s Association to your community? Then become a Grantsville is assembling a record of ity early education for infants and July 30 at 7 p.m. Volunteers needed at Benson Caregiver Support Groups. The Rocky Mountain Hospice volunteer. Grantsville residents. Your submis- toddlers in the home; parent educa- Gristmill groups are designed to provide emo- No experience required. All training, sion may be made by emailing to tion; comprehensive health services Planning Meeting The 2018 Benson Gristmill Pumpkin tional, educational and social support background check and TB tests pro- [email protected] or by coming into to women before, during and after A planning meeting will be held on Walk will be held Oct. 19-20 from 10 for caregivers. Questions call 435- vided by Rocky Mountain. The only the center at 115 E. Cherry St., or by pregnancy; nutrition education and Tuesday, July 17 at 6 p.m. to plan a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. Volunteers, 277-2440. requirement is your desire to help mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah family support services. Call 435- for August activities. All officers are displays, entertainment acts and ven- someone in need. Please contact 84074. Come in and receive help 841-1380 or 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to asked to attend. dors are needed. This year’s theme Food Addicts in Recovery Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain from our trained consultants. For Anonymous Hospice at 801-397-4904. apply or for free additional informa- PPs Dinner Meeting is “Bootiful Utah” Prizes will be given more information, call 435-884-5018 tion. for best displays and best pie. Vendor Are you having trouble controlling PMP Jeannie Bennett will host or 435-224-5010. booth fees are $45 for 10x10 and $80 the way you eat? Food Addicts in The Next Chapter the PPs Dinner Meeting at Jim’s The Next Chapter is a free social sup- Free developmental evalu- for 10x20. $10 discount if vendor also Recovery Anonymous (FA) is a free, Restaurant on July 18 at 7 p.m. All PPs port and educational program to Senior Center ation does pumpkin display. For prize list 12-step recovery program for any- are invited to attend. help widows and widowers adjust The senior center is for the enjoy- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention and more information, call 435-882- one suffering from food addiction. to the loss of their spouse through ment of all seniors age 55 and older. offers a variety of services to families 7678 or send email to bensongrist- Meetings are held every Saturday For information, call 435-884-3446. Golf Scramble monthly activities. You are invited with infants and toddlers from birth On July 22 there will be a Golf [email protected] at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, 47 Activities include Bunco, exercise to age 3. Individualized services are E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the to join others who are on the same programs, bingo, ceramics, pinochle, Scramble at Oquirrh Golf Course. Class Reunion page as you, to begin a new chapter available to enhance development in Start is 8 a.m. and you can sign up north back entrance. For more infor- movies and wood- carving, etc. Tooele High School classes 1977 and in your life story. Call Sarah with communication, motor development, at the bar. At 1 p.m. Cheryl Barrus mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 Meals-on-Wheels is available for the 1978, come and celebrate our 40th Tooele County Aging Services at 435- cognition, social/emotional develop- will prepare Navajo Tacos at $7 per or Carolyn at 435-882-0805 or visit homebound. Lunch served week- reunion on Aug. 18, 2018, at 6 p.m. 277-2456 for more details. ment, self-help skills and health con- person. All proceeds will go to the www.foodaddicts.org. Everyone is days. For age 60 and above, suggest- at the Eagles Nest at Tooele Army cerns. Contact us for a free develop- Diabetes Fund. welcome to attend. ed donation is $3. For those under Depot. Cost is $40 per person if paid Sons of Utah Pioneers mental evaluation at 435-833-0725. Anyone interested in the history of age 60, cost is $5. Transportation by July 1. After that date the cost is Tooele County Aging Joint State Visitation Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah is available to the store or doctor $50 per person. If you don’t want Tooele County Aging is looking Tooele Aerie and Auxiliary will host pioneers, we need you. Please come visits for residents in the Tooele and Charity dinner and just want to socialize, the for volunteers to help us meet the the Utah State Aerie and Auxiliary at and join us for a potluck social din- Grantsville areas. For transportation cost is $20 per person. Social hour is needs of seniors in the community. a Joint State Visitation on Saturday, ner at the LDS church, 192 W. 200 information, call 435-843-4102. Tooele Children’s Justice at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m. and danc- Many seniors require assistance and July 28. A buffet lunch and salad bar South, Tooele. For more information, Center ing at 8:30 p.m. Please remit payment need rides to doctors or other health will be served at 12 p.m. The Aerie please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Daughters of Utah Pioneers Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in to THS Reunion Class of 1977 and professionals. Rides help seniors live and Auxiliary will have their individ- 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local The DUP is seeking any family his- need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water send to: Cecelia Russell (Bankhead), more independent lives. Call 435- ual meetings. Please come out and Sons of Utah Pioneers meets the first tories, photographs, books, stories and snacks. We appreciate all dona- 316 Upland Dr., Tooele, Utah 84074 or 843-4114 for more information. The support your Aerie and Auxiliary. Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. or vintage artifacts (before 1900) tions. For inquiries or drop-off, call to Sam Woodruff, PO Box 711, Tooele, Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers to display at the DUP Grantsville 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. PMPs Party Utah 84074. Please feel free to email also are in need of volunteers. For Grandparent Networking Museum, located at 378 W. Clark St. more information about volunteering The Auxiliary will honor PMP Kathy Cecelia at [email protected] or Jeanie Group (in the basement of the J. Reuben United Methodist Dinner Wamsley at a party after a short at the Grantsville Center, call Dan at at [email protected] if you Come meet and network with others Clark Farmhouse across from the Tooele United Methodist Church meeting on Monday, July 30 at 7 p.m. 435-843-4753. For volunteering at haven’t already heard from us. We are who are raising their grandchildren. Grantsville Cemetery). For more offers a free dinner every Wednesday. Please come out to this meeting and the Tooele Center, call Debbie at 435- trying to compile an updated class For address or other information, call information, call Ellen Yates at 435- Coffee and social hour starts at 4 p.m. enjoy the party afterward. Madam 843-4103. list with current information. Trisha 435-849-2536 or email at tes- 884-0253 or Coralie Lougey at 435- and dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. All Vice President Cheryl Barrus and [email protected]. 884-3832. Visit www.grantsvilledup- are welcome. Madam Chaplain Diana Lujan will be Class Reunion of 1956 Life’s Worth Living museum.com or www.exploretooele. in charge of the dinner. The Tooele High School Class of 1956 Foundation TC Squares Dance Club com. Tooele Valley Resource will hold its 62nd Class Reunion on Suicide support group meetings Center The TC Squares Dance Club has Saturday, Aug. 11, 2018, at Bonneville are held every fourth Thursday at begun dancing again on Mondays The Tooele Valley Resource Center, Elks Brewery, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. No 7 p.m. at Mountain West Medical at the Clarke Johnson Jr. High Schools now sharing a building with the mail invitations will be sent. Invite Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele, Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 West, Tooele, Tooele County Food Bank at 38 N. Meetings Story and Craft Hour your classmates. Bring a partner. 12 in the classroom by the cafeteria. If from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please bring fin- Main Street, Tooele, is currently in Lodge meetings are held the second p.m. luncheon from menu. 1-5 p.m. you struggle with suicidal thoughts Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at ger food to share. For more informa- need of donations. Please consider and fourth Tuesday of every month. program and visiting. We hope to see or have lost a loved one to suicide, the Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we tion, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, donating items such as deodorant, House committee meetings are held you soon! Please RSVP Facebook-THS please plan on attending. Please go enjoy the adventures of books and Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, every third Tuesday of the month. All Class of ’56 or call Carolyn at 435- on Facebook and like our page to make fun crafts. For more informa- club’s website at tcsquares.com. toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, members are welcome and encour- 841-7640 or send email to ccgull13@ keep current with our latest news tion, call 435-833-1934 ext. 1410. combs and brushes. Cash is also wel- aged to attend. gmail.com. and events. Contact us on that page. We are located at West Elementary Tooele County Homemakers comed. Those who receive services Visit lifesworthlivingfoundation.com School, 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. The new season of Tooele County include individuals or families in Friday Night Dinners Artist of the Month or call 435-248-LIVE. Please enter through the south side Friday Night Dinners have returned Homemakers is from September to crisis, the homeless and families at Fiona Kahlo is the Stansbury Art May. For December and January, doors. risk of becoming homeless. For more and are from 6-9 p.m. If there is and Literary Society artist for July. Disabled American Veterans something new or different you the group will meet on the second Free Preschool Hour information, call 435-566-5938 or fax A professional artist and educator, Chapter 20 Tuesday of both months from 10 a.m. would like to see, stop by the social Kahlo has been a member of SALS Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele 435-843-0244. The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County -1:30 p.m. at the USU Extension Office quarters, fill out a survey and let us since it began. She graduated from Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity Chapter for the Disabled American auditorium or inside the Tooele First Baptist Food Pantry know your opinion. the University of Utah in 2003 with a hour of learning, singing and creat- Veterans holds monthly gen- County Health Department, 151 N. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Bachelor’s of Fine Arts and a second- ing. The class is for all children up to 5 eral membership meetings at the Main, Tooele. The meetings include a offering an emergency food pantry Snacks ary arts education degree. She has years old. Please come and enjoy the Hungry? Need a snack? Available in Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine Street luncheon and often include speakers. to meet the needs of our community. taught ceramics, 3D arts and book- fun. For more information, call (435) the social quarters, during business in Tooele, every third Thursday of For more information, call Thiel at Hours are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to making at Grantsville High School for 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are located at hours: Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, the month at 8 p.m. Those who wish 435-224-4807. noon. First Baptist Church is located the past 14 years. She had her first West Elementary School, 451 W. 300 burgers $3.75 ($4 with cheese), chick- to attend the leadership meeting at at 580 S. Main Street. For information, solo show in February 2017 at the South, Tooele. Please enter through en sandwich $3.75 ($4 with cheese) 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the Tooele County Quilters call 435-882-2048. Rio Grande Café in Salt Lake City, and the south side doors. and personal pizzas $3. appointed members’ meeting. All It’s a new year and the Tooele County her work can be seen and purchased Food Banks Tooele County veterans are invited to Quilters are ready to go. If you’re at various art shows and events. She interested, come join us for our first St. Marguerite Catholic Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville attend. Disabled American Veterans creates one-of-a-kind art forms using meeting of 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. School Emergency Food Pantry, and the Historical Society (DAV) will hold its monthly execu- found objects collected from antique 16 in the Tooele County Health Dept. Students of all faiths are welcome Tooele County Food Bank are in need tive and general meetings on the and second-hand stores. Her art- auditorium. Dues are $20 per year to from preschool through 8th grade of canned meats, soups, pasta and Historical books third Thursday of every month at the Tooele County Historical Society’s work will be displayed at the Tooele be paid at the first meeting. All meet- at Tooele County’s only faith- any non-perishable foods. We are Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The books are available to purchase at County Chamber of Commerce build- ings are held on the third Tuesday of based school. Featuring all-day accepting donations for Pathways executive meeting will be at 7 p.m. meetings. The History of Tooele ing, 154 S. Main St., Tooele, for the each month. For more information, Kindergarten, all-day preschool, Women’s and Children’s Shelter (vic- and the general meeting will be at 8 County Volume II is $35, The Mining, month of July. The public is invited to call 435-843-7649. junior high grades 6-8, small class tims of domestic abuse). They are in p.m. The DAV is looking for volunteer Smelting, and Railroading in Tooele view these works during the cham- sizes, and an enhanced STEM curricu- need of socks, underwear, blankets drivers — no DAV membership is is $25, and we also have eight note ber’s regular business hours. Tooele County Homemakers lum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- required. Will need a VA physical. cards depicting four different pioneer The Tooele County Homemakers visit www.stmargschool.org. spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish No monthly meetings are held in buildings for $4. These make great Tooele Gem and Mineral will meet in September, December and remover) toys. Anything will be December. Call commander James gifts for family and friends. Please Society and January. The group will meet appreciated. Underwear and socks Yale at 435-849-0521 or senior vice call Alice Dale at 435-882-1612 if you The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society on the second Tuesday of all three Education must be new. Other items can be commander Dustee Thomas at 435- would like to purchase these books. club meets the third Tuesday of the 830-8487. months from 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at Family Finance Challenge gently used. Please help us help our month (except June, July and Aug), the USU Extension Office auditorium Join the Family Finance Challenge community. Drop boxes are located Seeking Historical Items 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Museum Health Department and or inside the Tooele County Health sponsored by USU Extension. Make a in the Intermountain Staffing Office, The Tooele County Historical Society downstairs conference room located Aging Services hours Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele. 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. family finance goal, attend fun activi- would like members of the commu- at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. Come learn The Tooele County Health The meetings include a luncheon ties, join the Facebook group and Baby blankets needed nity who have any family or personal about rocks, minerals and ways to Department and Aging Services’ and often include speakers. For more histories, photographs, books, bro- information, call Thiel at 435-224- report how you are doing meeting Baby blankets are needed for the craft them and enjoy field trips for new hours of operation are Monday- chures, DVDs, VHS tapes or news- 4807. goals during this 12- week program. nursery at Mountain West Medical rock collecting. Membership is $15 Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday paper articles that you would like to Earn enough points and receive a $50 Center. Blankets should be new per year. For more information, send from 8 a.m. to noon. Check out donate to our organization to please Wal-Mart or grocery store gift card. and in good condition. Homemade questions to tooelegemandmineral- our calendar on our main page for call us. We are also looking for books, To register, go to extension.usu.edu/ blankets are also accepted if new. [email protected]. holiday hours and closures. For more newspaper articles, photos, bro- tooele and click on Tooele County Donations can be turned in to the information, call 435-277-2301. chures or any history that pertains to Local author seeks photos Saves Challenge box. Fill out survey volunteer desk at Mountain West the Tooele County area. If you would A local author and historian is seek- to begin. Questions? Contact Darlene Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street like to donate them to our organiza- ing original photographs of Saltair, at [email protected] or in Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 Bulletin Board Policy tion, or if you would let us make a Black Rock, Garfield Beach and/or text/call 435-840-4404. with any questions. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at copy for the Tooele County Historical Lake Point, as well as any similar turn- of-the-century attractions and resorts 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Online courses Community Closet Society, please call 435-882-1612. Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit for an upcoming book project. Those Online courses in Network+ and Clean out your closets. The organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Security+ IT are designed for the IT Community Closet is accepting who wish to contribute informa- Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot professional who seeks to upgrade donations for gently used cloth- Groups and Events tion or photographs of these parks guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please his or her skills and knowledge of should contact Emma Penrod at ing. Donations are accepted at your Museum volunteers needed call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later networking and security. Courses neighborhood school. Contact [email protected]. Contributions than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. prepare students for the CompTIA Tooele Valley Museum & Historical will be printed with credit in a yet- TUESDAY July 17, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Great Savings on Books at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Modern Women The Story of Marriage 52 Pioneers “We think we know the ones we love.” So Pearlie Cook Modern Women is a celebration of some of begins her indirect, and devastating exploration of the the influential and inspiring women who have mystery at the heart of every relationship--how we can changed the world through their lives, work and ever truly know another person. actions. 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Only $2395 $895 BULLETIN PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Tooele City Council will meet in a Business Meeting on Wednesday, July 18, 2018 at the hour of 7:00 P.M. The meet- ing will be held in the Tooele City Hall Coun- cil Room located at 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll Call 3. Public Comment Period 4. Sydnee Simmons Presentation 5. Introduction of Po- lice Explorers Presented by Police Chief Ron Kirby & Ser- geant James May 6. Resolution 2018-46 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving Insurance Coverage for Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Presented by Michelle Pitt 7. Resolution 2018-44 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving a Contract with TecServ, Inc. for Computer Network Maintenance Services Presented by Michelle Pitt 8. Ordinance 2018-10 An Ordinance of Tooele City Enacting Tooele City Code Sec- tion 1-4-7 Regarding Indigent Defense for City Code Violations Presented by Roger Baker 9. Ordinance 2018-9 An Ordinance of the Tooele City Council Amending Tooele City Code Sections 3-4-5 and 3-4-6 Regarding Permissible Dates for the Sale and Display of Fireworks Presented by Roger Baker 10. Resolution 2018-43 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Accepting the Completed Public Im- provements Associ- ated with the Porter's Place Subdivision Presented by Paul TuesdayHansen Month XX, 2018 B6B6 TooeleTOOELE TranscripT TRANSCRIPT BULLETINBulleTin TUESDAY11. PUBLIC July HEARING 17, 2018 PUBLIC NOTICE & MOTION on Ordi- Notice is hereby given nance 2018-07 An Or- that the Tooele City dinance of the Tooele Council will meet in a City Council Creating a To place your Classifi ed ad Business MeetingTo place on yourPlanned Classifi Unit ed Develop- ad call 435-882-0050 Wednesday, Julycall 18, 435-882-0050ment Zoning Overlay 2018 at the hour of on Property Zoned 7:00 P.M. The meet- R1-7 Located at the classiFieD ing will be held in the Corner of Vine Street Tooele City Hall Coun- and Droubay Road cil Room located at 90 Presented by Jim Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, North Main Street, Bolser CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES published every Tuesday and Thursday Classifi ed ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition • WednesdayTooele, 4:45 Utah. p.m. for Thursday12. Preliminary edition Subdi- All classifi ed line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication1. Pledge that is delivered of Allegianceto all nonsubscribersvision of the Tooele Plan Transcript forBulletin. the TWENTY WORDS OR LESS MONTHLY RATE 2. Roll Call Copper Canyon PUD An ad running a minimum of 8 consecutive issues NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. does not endorse, promote, or encourage the purchase of any product All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which $ 50 After 20 words or service advertised in this newspaper. Advertisements are the sole responsibility of the advertiser. Transcript makes it illegal to advertise “any preference,3. Public limitation, or Comment discrimination basedSubdivision, on race, religion, sex Phase or national 6, 30¢ per word/issue $2.00 per word over 20 words Bulletin Publishing Co. hereby disclaims all liability for any damages suffered as the result of any advertisement in origin, or any intention to make any Periodsuch preference, limitation or discrimination.”a The 33-lot Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Residential will 6 $ the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. is not responsible for any claims or representations not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are informed that Bold/boxed ads extra made in advertisements in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. The Tooele Transcript- Bulletin has the sole authority to edit all dwellings advertised in this paper4. are available Sydnee on an equal Simmons opportunity basis.Subdivision on 8.78 Bold type 5¢ per word/issue 25 No credit for stopped ads. Includes and locate any classifi ed advertisement as deemed appropriate. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company reserves Presentation Acres Located at Ap- Boxed ads 50¢ per issue (20 words or less) the right to refuse any advertisement. 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra 5. Introduction of Po- proximately 500 West lice Explorers Tooele Boulevard Presented by Police Presented by Jim Services Services Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Help Wanted Apartments Water Shares ChiefPublic Ron KirbyNotices & Ser- BolserPublic Notices for Rent geantMeetings James May 13. FinalMeetings Subdivision 6. Resolution 2018-46 Plat for the Castagno RAIN GUTTERS, HORSE TRAINING & You may have just the Business owners If 1BDRM 1BTH base- 1.3 ACRE FEET in A Resolution of the Place Subdivision, a seamless, aluminum, BREEDING thing someone out of you need someone ment apartment. W e s t E r d a , Tooele City Council 23-lot Residential Sub- ALTERATIONS all colors, leaf protec- town is looking for. fast, place your clas- Large living room, $8,000.00. Call Approving Insurance division on 7.54 Acres and AWARD tion cleaning. Li- PROPERTY. 20.26 Place your classified sified ad in all 48 of laundry room, kitchen 435-830-2426 Coverage for Fiscal Located at Approxi- censed and insured, acre. Indoor arena ad in 45 of Utah's Utah's newspapers. with kitchenette, two Year 2018-2019 mately 1150 North 640 WINNING 2 ACRE FEET in East free estimates. 100 X 200. Outdoor newspapers, the cost The person you are storage areas, inside Presented by Michelle East Erda (East of Drou- (435)841-4001 arena 325 X 200. is $163. For up to 25 looking for could be and outside shed Pitt Presented by Jim bay Road, $9,500 TAILORING Covered stalls for 26. words. You will be from out of town. The storage, good parking 7. Resolution 2018-44 Bolser REMODELING SPE- obo per acre foot. Four bedroom home. reaching a potential cost is only $163. for area, yards are cared A Resolution of the 14. Final Subdivision by CIALIST kitchens, Call 435-830-2426 10 acres of irrigated of up to 340,000 a 25 word ad and it for. Utilities included. Tooele City Council Plat for the Vowles Es- bathrooms, additions, land. Tremonton households. All you reaches up to $650/mo, $700/de- FIVE SHARES Settle- Approving a Contract tates Minor Subdivi- KATHY basement, finish car- area. Asking $1.1M. need to do is call the 340,000 households. posit. Call ment Canyon water with TecServ, Inc. for sion, a 7-lot Residen- pentry, custom tile, Call Jeff Anderson for Transcript Bulletin at All you do is call the (435)241-0472 for sale call Computer Network tial Subdivision on JONES siding and roofing li- an appointment at 882-0050 for full de- Transcript Bulletin at 435-850-2948 Maintenance Services 7.69 Acres Located at censed and insured. 1BDRM BASEMENT 801-423-1800. tails. (Mention UCAN) (435)882-0050 for all Presented by Michelle Approximately 850 Free estimate s APT. $650/mo $500 882-6605 the details. (Mention Pitt West 200 South 435-841-4001 If you sell Insurance, deposit no smooking, UCAN) You can now Buildings 8. Ordinance 2018-10 Presented by Jim promote a hospital or Furniture & no pets. Call A1 PAINTING. Inte- order online An Ordinance of Bolser TRACTOR SERVICE an ambulance serv- Appliances 435-830-3076 rior, exterior painting, www.utahpress.com Tooele City Enacting 15. Minutes Field mowing, final ice, place your classi- If you build, remodel or staining, deck oiling, Tooele City Code Sec- June 20, 2018 grades, leveling, field fied ad in all 47 of NORTH VALLEY Ap- FRANDSEN DENTAL remove buildings you power washing, dry- Homes for tion 1-4-7 Regarding July 11, 2018 (Work plowing, garden till- Utah's newspapers. pliance. Washers/ in Grantsville is look- can place your classi- wall, phase, patching. Rent Indigent Defense for Session) ing, Dump trailer, The cost is only $163. dryers refrigerators, ing to hire a fun, en- fied ad in 45 of Utah's Professional work at City Code Violations 16. Invoices yard cleanup. for a 25 word ad ($5. freezers, stoves. ergetic, and outgoing newspapers for only reasonable rates. 2 LARGE BDRM 1 1/2 Presented by Roger 17. Adjourn (435)830-1124 For each additional $149-$399 full war- Dental Assistant. 5 $163. for 25 words (435)840-3282 bath 1500/sq ft home Baker Michelle Y. Pitt TREE WORK. Free word). You will reach ranty. Complete re- days a week, must ($5. for each addi- DRYWALL: Hanging, enclose 2 carports 9. Ordinance 2018-9 Tooele City Recorder estimates! Local up to 500,000 news- pair service. Satis- have 2 years dental tional word). You will finishing, texturing. $1300/mo water, An Ordinance of the Pursuant to the Ameri- company. Licensed paper readers. Just faction guaranteed. experience to keep reach up to 340,000 36 years experience. electricity included. Tooele City Council cans with Disabilities & insured. Bucket call Tooele Transcript Parts for all brands. up. Please e-mail re- households and all Licensed and in- $1000/dep new floor- Amending Tooele City Act, Individuals Need- truck, Crane serv- Bulletin at (435)830-3225. sume to tiffany@fran- you do is call the sured. Doug ing, fresh paint Code Sections 3-4-5 ing Special Accommo- ice, Stump removal, (435)882-0050 for de- sendental.com Transcript Bulletin at (435)830-2653 435-830-1177 and 3-4-6 Regarding dations Should Notify mulch. tails. (Ucan) Garage, Yard 882-0050 for all the SCHOLAR ACADEMY details. (Mention Permissible Dates for Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele ELECTRICIAN/ 801-633-6685 Pre- INVENTORS - FREE Sales seeking grounds and the Sale and Display City Recorder, at HANDYMAN residen- ciseYard.com Homes UCAN Classified Net- INFORMATION lawn care mainte- work) of Fireworks 843-2110 or michel- tial/ commercial elec- PACKAGE Have your HAVING A GARAGE nance bid’s. Bid pro- Presented by Roger [email protected], trical installs & re- product idea devel- SALE? Advertise it in posal should include Baker Prior to the Meeting. pairs, remodeling, Miscellaneous oped affordably by the classifieds. Call cost breakdown for *FORECLOSURES* Public Notices 10. Resolution (Published in the Tran- painting, plumbing! the Research & De- 882-0050 mow, trim flowerbed Also new, existing Meetings 2018-43 A Resolution script Bulletin July 17, Dale 435-843-7693 velopment pros and detail, aeration, fertil- and “HUD” owned of the Tooele City 2018) 801-865-1878 Li- DIAMONDS don't pay PINE CANYON 1915 homes. Save Thou- Deadline for public presented to manu- E Pine Canyon Rd. izer, weed control, Council Accepting the censed, insured. Ma- retail! Large selec- sands, Free pre- notices is 4 p.m. the PUBLIC NOTICE facturers. Call Sat July 21st sprinkler mainte- Completed Public Im- jor credit cards ac- tion, high quality. Bri- qualification and day prior to publica- Notice is Hereby Given dal sets, wedding 1-877-649-5574 for a 8am-2pm yard/estate nance. Submit to provements Associ- cepted! Free Idea Starter sshepard@scholar- Utah Housing Loan tion. Public notices ated with the Porter's that the Tooele City bands. Everything sale! Furniture, information. Steve submitted past the HANDY-MAN SERV- Guide. Submit your charter.org contact Place Subdivision Redevelopment wholesale! Rocky kitchen ware, lots of Farnsworth deadline will not be ICES remodeling, idea for a free consul- Sandy Shepard Presented by Paul Agency of Tooele City, Mtn. Diamond Co. ladys clothing. (801)997-0544 accepted. painting, texturing, tation. 435-566-6957 Hansen Utah, will meet in a S.L.C. Farnsworth Realty, UPAXLP framing, tree work, 11. PUBLIC HEARING Business Meeting, on 1-800-396-6948 Medical-Grade HEAR- Inc. MLS landscaping, etc. Li- Pets Business PUBLIC NOTICE & MOTION on Ordi- Wednesday, July 18, ING AIDS for LESS 2018 at Approximately censed call Ray DISH TV $59.99 For Planning on selling Notice is hereby given nance 2018-07 An Or- T H A N $ 2 0 0 ! Opportunities 7:30 p.m. or soon 435-849-7011 190 Channels $14.95 your home, you could that the Tooele City dinance of the Tooele FDA-Registered. Thereafter. The Meet- High Speed Internet. Pampered Pet Re- Small Business own- be sending your sales Council will meet in a City Council Creating a HANDYMAN, any kind Crisp, clear sound, ing will be Held at the Free Installation, sort ers: Place your clas- points to up to Business Meeting on Planned Unit Develop- of handyman work, state of-the-art fea- Tooele City Hall Large Smart HD DVR In- Quality pet care for sified ad in 45 news- 340,000 households Wednesday, July 18, ment Zoning Overlay yard work, leaf tures & no audiologist Conference Room Lo- cluded, Free Voice over 30 years. papers throughout at once. For $163. 2018 at the hour of on Property Zoned cleanup. Residential needed. Try it RISK cated at 90 North Main Remote. Some re- Dog & Cat boarding Utah for only $163. you can place your 7:00 P.M. The meet- R1-7 Located at the and business. Call FREE for 45 Days! Street, Tooele, Utah. strictions apply. Call 435-884-3374 for 25 words, and $5. 25 word classified ad ing will be held in the Corner of Vine Street J i m m y a t CALL 1. Open RDA Meeting 1-866-360-6959 pamperedpetresort.com per word over 25. to all 45 newspapers Tooele City Hall Coun- and Droubay Road (435)228-8561 1-855-755-5496 2. Roll Call You will reach up to in Utah. Just call the cil Room located at 90 Presented by Jim FDA-Registered Hear- 3. Minutes HANSON & SONS METAL ROOF/WALL RUSH 340,000 households Transcript Bulletin at North Main Street, Bolser ing Aids. 100% - June 20, 2018 handyman your local Risk-Free! 45-Day LAKE and it is a one call, 882-0050 for all the Tooele, Utah. 12. Preliminary Subdi- Panels, Pre-engi- 4. Close Meeting home advisor. Base- Home Trial. Comfort KENNELS. one order, one bill details. (Mention 1. Pledge of Allegiance vision Plan for the neered Metal Build- - Property Acquisition ments, siding, roof- Fit. Crisp Clear Dog & Cat boarding, program. Call the ucan) 2. Roll Call Copper Canyon PUD ings. Mill prices for 5. Adjourn ing, decks, tile, and Sound. If you decide obedience training. Transcript Bulletin at 3. Public Comment Subdivision, Phase 6, sheeting coil are at a SELLING YOUR Michelle Y. Pitt framing. Reasonable, to keep it, PAY ONLY Call (435)882-5266 882-0050 for further Period a 33-lot Residential 4 year low. You get HOME? Advertise it Tooele City Local, Tooele. Jeff $299 per aid. FREE rushlakekennels.co info. (ucan) 4. Sydnee Simmons Subdivision on 8.78 the savings. 17 Col- in the classifieds. Call Recorder/RDA Secre- 435-775-1445 Shipping. Call Hear- m Presentation Acres Located at Ap- ors prime material, 882-0050 or visit tary ing Help Express 1- 5. Introduction of Po- proximately 500 West HOME REPAIRS ex- cut to your exact www.tooeletran Pursuant to the Ameri- 855-708-7910 Wanted lice Explorers Tooele Boulevard pert. Doors, knobs, length. CO Building script.com cans with Disabilities trim, baseboards, Presented by Police Presented by Jim GARAGE DOORS, Systems Livestock Act, Individuals Need- mouldings, drywall re- SELL YOUR car in the Chief Ron Kirby & Ser- Bolser DECKS, 1-800-COBLDGS I PAY ABOVE pawn ing Special Accommo- pairs, texturing, Transcript Bulletin geant James May 13. Final Subdivision Need to sell that new shop offers for gold dations Should Notify caulking, weather- PORCH-LIFT 52” Classified section. 6. Resolution 2018-46 Plat for the Castagno Patio Covers and Awn- champion bull or your and precious metals. Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele proofing, framing, VERTICAL WHEEL- A Resolution of the Place Subdivision, a ings. All types and yearling calves? This includes broken City Recorder, at home updating and CHAIR PLATFORM Tooele City Council 23-lot Residential Sub- styles, for all budgets, Place your classified or unwanted jewelry, 843-2110 or michel- renovations and LIFT. GREAT CON- Approving Insurance division on 7.54 Acres high or low. Free Es- ad into 47 newspa- dental gold, as well [email protected], much more. Small DITION, HAS BEEN Coverage for Fiscal Located at Approxi- timates. Licensed and pers, find your buyers as gold & silver coins. Prior to the Meeting. jobs okay. Call IN GARAGE. NO Year 2018-2019 mately 1150 North 640 Insured. Call quickly. For only Call or text (Published in the Tran- Shane (435) WEATHER DAMAGE Presented by Michelle East 801-717-7430 $163. your 25 word (801)330-8155 after script Bulletin July 17, 840-0344. $1500/OBO CALL Pitt Presented by Jim classified will be seen 6pm. 2018) SAVE on Medicare 435-841-7337 OR 7. Resolution 2018-44 Bolser LAWN MOWING serv- by up to 500,000 A Resolution of the 14. Final Subdivision Supplement Insur- 435-841-7338 PUBLIC NOTICE ices $15 for a regular readers. It is as sim- Tooele City Council Plat for the Vowles Es- ance! Get a FAST Autos Notice is Hereby Given size yard $20 for SELL YOUR computer ple as calling the Approving a Contract tates Minor Subdivi- and FREE Rate that the Tooele City larger yards. Trim- in the classifieds. Call Tooele Transcript with TecServ, Inc. for sion, a 7-lot Residen- Q u o t e f r o m Council will meet in a ming also included, 882-0050 or visit Bulletin at DONATE YOUR CAR Computer Network tial Subdivision on Medicare.com. No Work Session, on c a l l J e f f www.tooeletranscript. (435)882-0050 for de- FOR BREAST CAN- SoldMaintenance for Services 7.69 Acres Located at Cost! No Obligation! Wednesday, July 18, 435-840-1190. com tails. (Ucan) CER! Help United Presented by Michelle Approximately 850 Compare Quotes 2018 at the hour of Breast Foundation Pitt West 200 South DEADLINES FOR from Major Insurance Suffering from Hearing 5:00 p.m. The Meet- education, preven- 8. Ordinance 2018-10 Presented by Jim classifieds ads are Cos. Operators Loss? You May Qual- Sporting ing will be Held in the tion, & support pro- An Ordinance of Bolser M o n d a y a n d Standing By. CALL ify for A ClearCap- Goods Tooele City Hall Large grams. FAST FREE TopTooele Dollar! City Enacting 15. Minutes Wednesdays by 4:45 1-855-397-7745 tions Phone At No Conference Room Lo- PICKUP - 24 HR RE- Tooele City Code Sec- June 20, 2018 p.m. Cost To You. SELLING YOUR cated at 90 North Main SPONSE - TAX DE- tion 1-4-7 Regarding July 11, 2018 (Work Real-Time Phone mountain bike? Ad- Street, Tooele, Utah. DUCTION Indigent Defense for Session) Captioning. Free In- vertise it in the classi- 1. Open City Council 1-855-507-2691 City Code Violations 16. Invoices stallation. FCC Certi- fieds. Call 882-0050 Meeting Presented by Roger 17. Adjourn fied Provider. Contact www.tooele tran- I received 9 Offers 2. Roll Call Baker Michelle Y. Pitt ClearCaptions! 1- script.com 3. Discussion: 9. Ordinance 2018-9 Tooele City Recorder 855-978-0281 DONATE YOUR CAR, - Fire Pit Discussion within a WeekAn Ordinance and ofput the thePursuant Home to the Ameri- TRUCK OR BOAT - Bulky Waste Ordi- Were you an INDUS- Tooele City Council cans with Disabilities Personals TO HERITAGE FOR nance TRIAL or CON- Amending Tooele City Act, Individuals Need- THE BLIND. Free 3 Under Contract for $8,000 over List - Electronic Signs STRUCTION Code Sections 3-4-5 ing Special Accommo- Meet singles right now! Day Vacation, Tax - Resolution 2018-46 TRADESMAN and re- and 3-4-6 Regarding dations Should Notify No paid operators, Deductible, Free Price and Closed within 45 days, A Resolution of the cently diagnosed with Permissible Dates for Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele just real people like Towing, All Paper- Tooele City Council !"#$%&&'()*+,$%((-*&.)*"+/ LUNG CANCER? the Sale and Display City Recorder, at you. Browse greet- work Taken Care Of. Approving Insurance Now Renting You and your family HAPPYof Fireworks SELLERS!843-2110 or michel- ings, exchange mes- CALL Coverage for Fiscal Income!"#$%&'(&)*+,#*,$")'-../0 Restrictions Apply may be entitled to a Presented by Roger [email protected], sages and connect 1-855-408-2196 Year 2018-2019 SIGNIFICANT CASH Baker Prior to the Meeting. Exclusively(&"*1/'1)),)*1"#&'%10'2&' for Seniors live. Try it free. Call Presented by Michelle AWARD. Call SELL YOUR CAR or 10. Resolution (Published in the Tran- now: 844-400-8738 Pitt 131,/12/&4'51//'6$+'7&*1,/) 1-888-737-1846 for boat in the classi- 2018-43 A Resolution script Bulletin July 17, Pet Friendly I WILL GET YOU TOP DOLLAR - Resolution 2018-44 your risk free consul- fieds. Call 882-0050 of the Tooele City 2018) SELLING YOUR A Resolution of the 012340135676 tation. or visit www.tooele- Council Accepting the Call for details HOME? Advertise it FOR YOUR HOME! Tooele City Council 899$45536123:;55 transcript. com Completed Public Im- HAVE A good idea for in the classifieds. Call Approving a Contract 435.843.0717 provements Associ- a story? Call the 882-0050 or visit HAVING A yard sale? with TecServ, Inc. for It Matters a atedGreat with theDeal Porter's How It’s Sold, Transcript and let us www.tooeletran Advertise in the Tran- Computer Network Place Subdivision know 882-0050. script.com script Maintenance Services When It’s SoldPresented and by Who Paul you Get to Presented by Michelle Hansen Pitt NOW HIRING: Seasonal Harvest Operators 11. PUBLIC HEARING Negotiate on Your Behalf and Protect - Ordinance 2018-8 & MOTION on Ordi- An Ordinance of Cargill Salt is looking to hire “Seasonal” Solar Harvest Operators in Timpie, Utah-- nance 2018-07 An Or- harvest season runs from mid-March to the end of November. This is an outstanding you in the Selling Process. Tooele City Amending dinance of the Tooele opportunity for safety conscious and engaged applicants with initiative, energy and solid the Definition of To- City Council Creating a communication skills. Responsibilities include hauling salt from the ponds processing bacco Specialty Store Planned Unit Develop- area, daily operator equipment check and operator servicing, cleaning and maintaining in Tooele City Code equipment and other site work as required. ment Zoning Overlay Section 7-1-5 List your homeon Property here, Zonedgive me a call! EXCELLENT COMPENSATION & BENEFITS PACKAGE: Wage begins at $18.63 Presented by Roger EXCELLENT COMPENSATION & BENEFITS PACKAGE: Wage begins at $20.50 per R1-7 Located at the hour.per hour. We offerWe offer a 401K a 401K plan; plan; health health, benefits; dental paid and vacation vision insurance; and holidays; paid wellnessvacation program;and Baker Corner of Vine Street incentiveholidays; planwellness and opportunitiesprogram; incentive for growth. plan and opportunities for growth. - Ordinance 2018-10 and Droubay Road An Ordinance of REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 18 years of age, havebe available a High schoolto work diploma/GED, rotating shifts be and Presented by Jim Tooele City Enacting overtimeavailable asto workneeded. rotating All candidates shifts and overtimeare subject as toneeded. a 90 day All probationary candidates are period. subject Must to passa 90 Bolser aday company probationary paid medical period. examMust passincluding a company a drug paidscreen, medical physical exam ability including test, anda drug criminal Tooele City Code Sec- 12. Preliminary Subdi- backgroundscreen, physical check. ability test, reference and credit checks, and criminal background check. tion 1-4-7 Regarding vision PlanFor for any the of your Indigent Defense for HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at www.cargill.com/careers, select “Browse Cargill Jobs,” Copper Canyon PUD City Code Violations then click on “United States” and “Utah” to find the job opening. If you do not have access Subdivision,real Phase estate 6, Presented by Roger to the internet, please visit your local library or employment office. a 33-lot Residential Baker Subdivisionneeds, on 8.78 call WHY CHOOSE CARGILL: Working at Cargill is an opportunity to thrive—a place to develop - Ordinance 2018-9 your career to the fullest while engaging in meaningful work that makes a positive impact Acres Located at Ap- Shane Bergen An Ordinance of the around the globe. Cargill is anan EEO,equal and opportunity Veteran/Disability and affirmative employer. action employer. proximately 500 West Tooele City Council Tooele Boulevard Amending Tooele City Job #: # TIM00631 Presented by Jim Code Sections 3-4-5 Bolser www.cargill.com/careers and 3-4-6 Regarding 13. Final Subdivision 435-840-0344 Permissible Dates for Plat for the Castagno the Sale and Display Place Subdivision, a of Fireworks 23-lot Residential Sub- Presented by Roger division on 7.54 Acres Baker Located at Approxi- - Resolution 2018-43 mately 1150 North 640 A Resolution of the East Tooele City Council Presented by Jim Accepting the Com- Bolser pleted Public Improve- 14. Final Subdivision ments Associated with Plat for the Vowles Es- the Porter's Place tates Minor Subdivi- Subdivision sion, a 7-lot Residen- Presented by Paul tial Subdivision on Hansen 7.69 Acres Located at - Simmons Proposal Approximately 850 for Artwork & Storm West 200 South Drains Presented by Jim Presented by Paul Bolser Hansen 15. Minutes - City Code Amend- June 20, 2018 ment Proposal for the July 11, 2018 (Work Broadway Heritage Session) Project 16. Invoices Presented by Jim 17. Adjourn Bolser Michelle Y. Pitt - Ordinance 2018-07 Tooele City Recorder An Ordinance of the Pursuant to the Ameri- Tooele City Council cans with Disabilities Creating a Planned Act, Individuals Need- Unit Development ing Special Accommo- Zoning Overlay on dations Should Notify Property Zoned R1-7 Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele Located at the Corner City Recorder, at of Vine Street and 843-2110 or michel- Droubay Road [email protected], Presented by Jim Prior to the Meeting. Bolser (Published in the Tran- - Preliminary Subdivi- script Bulletin July 17, sion Plan for the Cop- 2018) per Canyon PUD Sub- division, Phase 6, a 33-lot Residential Sub- division on 8.78 Acres Located at Approxi- mately 500 West Tooele Boulevard Presented by Jim Bolser - Final Subdivision Plat for the Castagno Place Subdivision, a 23-lot Residential Subdivi- sion on 7.54 Acres Lo- cated at Approximately 1150 North 640 East Presented by Jim Bolser - Final Subdivision Plat for the Vowles Estates Minor Subdivision, a 7-lot Residential Sub- division on 7.69 Acres Located at Approxi- mately 850 West 200 South Presented by Jim Bolser 4. Close Meeting - Litigation & Property Acquisition 5. Adjourn Michelle Y. Pitt Tooele City Recorder Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, Individuals Need- ing Special Accommo- dations Should Notify Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele City Recorder, at 843-2110 or michel- [email protected], Prior to the Meeting. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 17, 2018) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following de- scribed property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the main en- trance of the Third Ju- dicial District Court- house, 74 South 100 East, Suite 14, Tooele, Utah, on Monday, August 13, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. of said day for the purpose of fore- closing the Trust Deed With Assignment of Rents dated May 30, 2014, from CAFFE RIBS INC., a Utah cor- poration, as Trustor, in favor of WILLOW SPRINGS REAL ES- TATE, LLC, a Utah limited liability com- pany, CUTTING EDGE REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC, an Alaska limited liability company, and SUN VALLEY DEVELOP- MENT, LLC, a Utah limited liability com- pany, as Beneficiary, and FIRST AMERI- CAN TITLE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY, as Trustee (the “Trust Deed”). The Trust Deed was filed for re- cording on June 13, 2014 as Entry 399729 in the Official Records of Tooele County, State of Utah. The real property encumbered by the Trust Deed is situated in Tooele County, Utah. Trustee will sell at pub- lic auction to the high- est bidder without covenant or warranty as to title, express or implied, regarding title, possession, condition or encumbrances, in- cluding fees, charges, and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Trust Deed, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note se- cured by said Trust Deed, including delin- quent property taxes, the real property situ- ated in Tooele County, State of Utah, de- scribed as: Parcel 1: Lot 10 and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quar- ter of Section 2, Town- ship 5 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-055-0-0001) Parcel 2: Lots 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 16 and 17 of Section 3, Township 5 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-056-0-0001) Less and excepting therefrom any portions within the Railroad and the County Roads. Parcel 3: Lots 10, 15 and 19 of Section 3, Township 5 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Merid- ian. (Parcel No. 06-056-0-0002). Parcel 4: Lot 17 of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-025-0-0005). Parcel 5: Lots 11 and 18 of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Merid- ian. (Parcel No. 06-025-0-0002) Parcel 6: Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and the North- west Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-025-0-0003). Less and excepting from Lot 3 a 65 by 300 foot parcel conveyed to Albert L. Young. Also less and except- ing therefrom any por- tions within the Rail- road and County Roads. Parcel 7: South _ of Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 4 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Less 1.55 Acre Road (Par- c e l N o . 06-012-0-0014). Parcel 8: South _ of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 4 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Less Road and Basin. (Par- c e l N o . 06-013-0-0004). Parcel 9: The Utility Easement as reserved in Warranty Deed re- corded March 31, 2014, as Entry No. 397064, described as follows: A 20 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT LO- CATED IN LOT 4 OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SEC- TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 5 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERID- IAN. COMMENCING AT NOTICE OF TRUS- THE SOUTHEAST TEE'S SALE CORNER OF SEC- The following de- TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 scribed property will be SOUTH, RANGE 5 sold at public auction WEST, SALT LAKE to the highest bidder, BASE AND MERID- payable in lawful IAN; AND RUNNING money of the United THENCE NORTH States at the time of 01°13'43” EAST sale, at the main en- ALONG THE EAST trance of the Third Ju- LINE OF THE dicial District Court- SOUTHEAST QUAR- house, 74 South 100 TER OF SAID SEC- East, Suite 14, Tooele, TION 3, A DISTANCE Utah, on Monday, OF 800.00 FEET TO August 13, 2018 at THE POINT OF BE- 10:00 a.m. of said day GINNING, SAID for the purpose of fore- POINT BEING THE closing the Trust Deed NORTHEAST COR- With Assignment of NER OF A 20 FOOT Rents dated May 30, WIDE EASEMENT 2014, from CAFFE RECORDED AS EN- RIBS INC., a Utah cor- TRY #358210 IN THE poration, as Trustor, in OFFICE OF THE favor of WILLOW TOOELE COUNTY SPRINGS REAL ES- RECORDER; TATE, LLC, a Utah THENCE NORTH limited liability com- 88°64'17” WEST pany, CUTTING ALONG THE NORTH EDGE REAL ESTATE LINE OF SAID 20 HOLDINGS, LLC, an FOOT WIDE EASE- Alaska limited liability MENT, A DISTANCE company, and SUN OF 20.00 FEET; VALLEY DEVELOP- THENCE PARALLEL MENT, LLC, a Utah WITH THE EAST LINE limited liability com- OF LOT 4 OF SAID pany, as Beneficiary, SECTION 3, NORTH and FIRST AMERI- 01°13'43” EAST, A CAN TITLE INSUR- DISTANCE OF 501.56 ANCE COMPANY, as FEET; TO THE Trustee (the “Trust NORTH LINE OF PUBLIC NOTICE: Deed”). The Trust SAID LOT 4; THENCE The Grantsville City Deed was filed for re- SOUTH 89°59'17” Council will hold its cording on June 13, EAST ALONG SAID regular meeting at 2014 as Entry 399729 NORTH LINE, A DIS- 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- in the Official Records TANCE OF 20.00 day, July 18, 2018 at of Tooele County, FEET TO THE 429 East Main Street, State of Utah. The real NORTHEAST COR- Grantsville, UT 84029. property encumbered NER OF SAID LOT 4; The agenda is as fol- by the Trust Deed is THENCE SOUTH lows: situated in Tooele 01°13'43” WEST CALL TO ORDER County, Utah. ALONG THE EAST AND PLEDGE OF AL- Trustee will sell at pub- LINE OF SAID LOT 4, LEGIANCE lic auction to the high- A DISTANCE OF ROLL CALL est bidder without 501.98 FEET TO THE AGENDA: covenant or warranty POINT OF BEGIN- PUBLIC NOTICE 1. Public Comments. as to title, express or NING. Notice is Hereby Given 2. Summary Action implied, regarding title, TOGETHER WITH that the Tooele City Items. possession, condition (AS TO ALL PAR- Council will meet in a a. Approval of Minutes or encumbrances, in- CELS) THE FOLLOW- Work Session, on b. Approval of Bills cluding fees, charges, ING: Wednesday, July 18, 3. Administering of the and expenses of the (a) All easements and 2018 at the hour of Oath of Office for Offi- Trustee and of the rights of way, and 5:00 p.m. The Meet- cer Chase Herbert. trusts created by said other rights which are ing will be Held in the 4. Consideration of Trust Deed, to pay the appurtenant to the Tooele City Hall Large Resolution 2018-16 remaining principal foregoing described Conference Room Lo- appointing two direc- sum of the note se- land; cated at 90 North Main tors to the Grantsville cured by said Trust (b) All water and water Street, Tooele, Utah. City Library Board of Deed, including delin- rights appurtenant to, 1. Open City Council Directors. quent property taxes, beneficially used on or Meeting 5. Consideration of the real property situ- in connection with or 2. Roll Call Resolution 2018-17 ated in Tooele County, otherwise associated 3. Discussion: appointing two com- State of Utah, de- with the foregoing de- - Fire Pit Discussion missioners to the scribed as: scribed land, including - Bulky Waste Ordi- Grantsville City Plan- Parcel 1: Lot 10 and without limitation, wa- nance ning Commission. the Southwest Quarter ter rights, whether evi- - Electronic Signs 6. Consideration of of the Northwest Quar- denced or initiated by - Resolution 2018-46 Resolution 2018-18 ter of Section 2, Town- decree, published pro- A Resolution of the appointing two mem- ship 5 South, Range 5 posed determination, Tooele City Council bers to the Grantsville West, Salt Lake Base diligence claim, under- NOTICE OF TRUS- Approving Insurance City Board of Adjust- and Meridian. (Parcel ground water claim, TEE'S SALE Coverage for Fiscal ments. No. 06-055-0-0001) water user's claim, ap- The following de- Year 2018-2019 7. Consideration of a Parcel 2: Lots 1, 2, 3, proved or unapproved scribed property will be Presented by Michelle noise variance for 6, 7, 9, 16 and 17 of permanent or tempo- sold at public auction Pitt Utah Motorsports Section 3, Township 5 rary application to ap- to the highest bidder, - Resolution 2018-44 Campus on Saturday, South, Range 5 West, propriate water, ap- payable in lawful A Resolution of the August 4, 2018 until Salt Lake Base and proved or unapproved money of the United Tooele City Council midnight. Meridian. (Parcel No. permanent or tempo- States at the time of Approving a Contract 8. Presentation and 06-056-0-0001) rary application for sale, at the Tooele with TecServ, Inc. for consideration of a con- Less and excepting permanent change of County Courthouse, Computer Network tract with Municode. therefrom any portions water, approved or un- 74 South 100 East, Maintenance Services 9. Consideration of a within the Railroad and approved application Tooele, UT 84074, on Presented by Michelle final plat approval for the County Roads. for exchange of water, August 22, 2018, at Pitt Anderson Ranch Sub- Parcel 3: Lots 10, 15 water conservancy dis- 1:00 p.m. of said day, - Ordinance 2018-8 division, Phase 8B, and 19 of Section 3, trict contract or other for the purpose of fore- An Ordinance of which contains seven- Township 5 South, contract or lease of closing a trust deed Tooele City Amending teen (17) lots, for T.P. Range 5 West, Salt water, shares of stock dated December 12, the Definition of To- Grantsville, LLC and Lake Base and Merid- or other interests in 2016, and executed by bacco Specialty Store Rod Engar in the ian. (Parcel No. mutual ditch or irriga- VICTORY MAR- in Tooele City Code R-1-21 zone. 06-056-0-0002). tion companies, to- SHALL, AN UNMAR- Section 7-1-5 10. Consideration of Parcel 4: Lot 17 of gether with all associ- RIED WOMAN, as Presented by Roger Resolution 2018-19 Section 34, Township ated easements, Trustor, in favor of Baker adopting the water 4 South, Range 5 rights-of-way, struc- MORTGAGE ELEC- - Ordinance 2018-10 standards. West, Salt Lake Base tures and other inter- TRONIC REGISTRA- An Ordinance of 11. Consideration of and Meridian. (Parcel ests necessary to di- TION SYSTEMS, INC. Tooele City Enacting awarding the 2018 No. 06-025-0-0005). vert and deliver the ("MERS") SOLELY AS Tooele City Code Sec- Street Repairs Project Parcel 5: Lots 11 and water from the points A NOMINEE FOR tion 1-4-7 Regarding contract. 18 of Section 34, of diversion to the fore- GUILD MORTGAGE Indigent Defense for 12. Discussion on Township 4 South, going described land, COMPANY, A CALI- City Code Violations sewer hookups. Range 5 West, Salt including but not lim- FORNIA CORPORA- Presented by Roger 13. Consideration of Lake Base and Merid- ited to, all ditches, TION, ITS SUCCES- Baker service change for gar- ian. (Parcel No. headgates, reservoirs, SORS AND ASSIGNS - Ordinance 2018-9 bage pickup from 06-025-0-0002) pipelines, wells and as Beneficiary, which An Ordinance of the Tuesday to Wednes- Parcel 6: Lots 3, 4, 5, pumps; and, Trust Deed was re- TUESDAYTooeleTuesday City July Month Council 17, XX,2018day 2018 for the area south 6, 7, 8 and the North- (c) All mineralsTooeleTOOELE and TranscripTTRANSCRIPT BULLETINBulleTincorded on December B6B7 Amending Tooele City of Main Street to Dur- west Quarter of the minerals rights and in- 13, 2016, as Entry No. Code Sections 3-4-5 fee Street between Southwest Quarter of terests appurtenant to 440891, in the Official andPublic 3-4-6 Notices Regarding MatthewsPublic Lane Notices east to SectionPublic 35, Notices Township thePublic foregoing Notices de- Public Notices RecordsPublic Notices of Tooele PermissibleMeetings Dates for LibertyMeetings Landing. 4 South,Trustees Range 5 scribedTrustees land and all Miscellaneous County,Miscellaneous State of Utah the Sale and Display 14. Mayor and Council West, Salt Lake Base reservations, including covering real property of Fireworks Reports. and Meridian. (Parcel without limitation, oil, CORRECTED NO- purportedly located at Presented by Roger 15. Public Comments. No. 06-025-0-0003). gas and hydrocarbon TICE OF PUBLIC 41 McMichael Avenue, Baker 16. Closed Session Less and excepting rights, geothermal COMMENT Grantsville, Utah - Resolution 2018-43 (Personnel, Real Es- from Lot 3 a 65 by 300 rights and resources, EnergySolutions, LLC 84029 in Tooele A Resolution of the tate, Imminent Litiga- foot parcel conveyed reserves, land posi- Mixed Waste Facility County, Utah, and Tooele City Council tion). to Albert L. Young. tions, ores, byprod- UTD982598898 more particularly de- Accepting the Com- 17. Adjourn. Also less and except- ucts, and leases This public notice su- scribed as: pleted Public Improve- Christine Webb ing therefrom any por- thereof or royalties or persedes the notice BEGINNING AT A ments Associated with City Recorder tions within the Rail- other interests therein. published on July 10, POINT 420.04 FEET the Porter's Place In compliance with the road and County The Trustee is not 2018. EAST AND 292 FEET Subdivision Americans with Dis- Roads. aware of any bank- The Director of the Di- SOUTH FROM THE Presented by Paul ability Act, Grantsville Parcel 7: South _ of ruptcy filing, payoff, re- vision of Waste Man- NORTHWEST COR- Hansen City will accommodate Section 35, Township instatement or any agement and Radia- NER OF BLOCK 51, MONEY SAVING Coupons - Simmons Proposal reasonable requests to 4 South, Range 4 other condition that tion Control is seeking PLAT A, GRANTS- for Artwork & Storm assist persons with West, Salt Lake Base would cause the can- public comment on a VILLE CITY SURVEY, Drains disabilities to partici- and Meridian. Less cellation of the sale. If request from Energy- GRANTSVILLE CITY, in Tuesday’s Paper Presented by Paul pate in meetings. Re- 1.55 Acre Road (Par- any such condition ex- Solutions, LLC for a RUNNING THENCE Hansen quests for assistance c e l N o . ists, the sale shall be site-specific treatment SOUTH 69 FEET; - City Code Amend- may be made by call- 06-012-0-0014). void, the successful variance from the Haz- THENCE EAST 117 ment Proposal for the ing City Hall (435) Parcel 8: South _ of bidder's funds re- ardous Waste Man- FEET; THENC E Broadway Heritage 884-3411 at least 3 Section 34, Township turned, and the Trus- agement Rules.Ener - NORTH 69 FEET; Project days in advance of a 4 South, Range 4 tee and current benefi- gySolutions seeks THENCE WEST 117 Presented by Jim meeting. West, Salt Lake Base ciary shall not be liable authorization to treat FEET TO THE POINT Bolser One or more Council and Meridian. Less to the successful bid- waste contaminated OF BEGINNING. Tax - Ordinance 2018-07 Members may partici- Road and Basin. (Par- der for any damage. with dioxins and furans ID: 01-109-0-0038 An Ordinance of the pate electronically. c e l N o . The address of the by macroencapsula- The current Benefici- Tooele City Council The anchor location 06-013-0-0004). property is purported tion rather than by ary of the trust deed is Creating a Planned will be City Hall at the Parcel 9: The Utility to be vacant land, chemical means. UTAH HOUSING Unit Development above address. Easement as reserved Tooele County, Utah. The public comment CORPORATION, and Zoning Overlay on (Published in the Tran- in Warranty Deed re- The undersigned dis- period on the Treat- the record owner of Property Zoned R1-7 script Bulletin July 17, corded March 31, claims liability for any ment Variance Re- the property as of the Located at the Corner 2018) 2014, as Entry No. error in the address. quest will commence recording of the Notice of Vine Street and 397064, described as The current beneficiary on July 17, 2018 and of Default is VICTORY Droubay Road Public Notices follows: under the Trust Deed end on August 16, MARSHALL, AN UN- Presented by Jim Trustees A 20 FOOT WIDE is WILLOW SPRINGS 2018.A public hearing MARRIED WOMAN. Bolser EASEMENT LO- REAL ESTATE, LLC, on this issue will be Bidders must tender to - Preliminary Subdivi- Deadline for public CATED IN LOT 4 OF a Utah limited liability h e l d u p o n the trustee a sion Plan for the Cop- notices is 4 p.m. the THE SOUTHEAST company, CUTTING request.Documents $20,000.00 deposit at per Canyon PUD Sub- day prior to publica- QUARTER OF SEC- EDGE REAL ESTATE related to this request the sale and the bal- division, Phase 6, a tion. Public notices TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 HOLDINGS, LLC, an can be reviewed at the ance of the purchase 33-lot Residential Sub- submitted past the SOUTH, RANGE 5 Alaska limited liability following location: price by 2:00 p.m. the division on 8.78 Acres deadline will not be WEST, SALT LAKE company, and SUN Division of Waste day following the sale. Located at Approxi- accepted. BASE AND MERID- VALLEY DEVELOP- Management and Ra- Both the deposit and mately 500 West UPAXLP IAN. MENT, LLC, a Utah diation Control the balance must be Tooele Boulevard COMMENCING AT limited liability com- Multi Agency State Of- paid to Lincoln Title In- Presented by Jim NOTICE OF TRUS- THE SOUTHEAST pany, and the record fice Building surance Agency in the Bolser TEE'S SALE CORNER OF SEC- owner of the property 195 North 1950 West, form of a wire transfer, - Final Subdivision Plat The following de- TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 as of the recording of 2nd Floor cashier's check or cer- for the Castagno Place scribed property will be SOUTH, RANGE 5 the notice of default is Salt Lake City, Utah tified funds. Cash pay- Subdivision, a 23-lot sold at public auction WEST, SALT LAKE CAFFE RIBS, INC., a For the public’s con- ments, personal Residential Subdivi- to the highest bidder, BASE AND MERID- Utah corporation. venience, an unofficial checks or trust checks sion on 7.54 Acres Lo- payable in lawful IAN; AND RUNNING Bidders must be pre- copy of the Treatment are not accepted. cated at Approximately money of the United THENCE NORTH pared to tender to the Variance Request is DATED: July 16, 2018. 1150 North 640 East States at the time of 01°13'43” EAST Trustee a $5,000.00 available on the Inter- LINCOLN TITLE IN- Presented by Jim sale, at the main en- ALONG THE EAST cashier's check at the n e t a t SURANCE AGENCY Bolser trance of the Third Ju- L I N E O F T HE sale and a cashier's “https://deq.utah.gov/p By: Shelby K. Irvin Subscribe Today! - Final Subdivision Plat dicial District Court- SOUTHEAST QUAR- check for the balance ublic-notices- Its: Authorized Agent for the Vowles Estates house, 74 South 100 TER OF SAID SEC- of the purchase price archive/waste-man- Telephone: (801) 58 N. Main Street • (435) 882-0050 Minor Subdivision, a East, Suite 14, Tooele, TION 3, A DISTANCE within 24 hours after agement-radiation- 476-0303 7-lot Residential Sub- Utah, on Monday, OF 800.00 FEET TO the sale. control-public-notices”. web site: www.smith- division on 7.69 Acres August 13, 2018 at THE POINT OF BE- THIS NOTICE IS AN Written comments will knowles.com TOOELE Located at Approxi- 10:00 a.m. of said day GINNING, SAID ATTEMPT TO COL- be accepted if re- SK File No. 18-0819 TRANSCRIPT mately 850 West 200 for the purpose of fore- POINT BEING THE LECT A DEBT, AND ceived by 5:00 p.m. on (Published in the Tran- South closing the Trust Deed NORTHEAST COR- ANY INFORMATION August16, 2018 and script Bulletin July 17, With Assignment of BULLETIN Presented by Jim NER OF A 20 FOOT OBTAINED WILL BE should be submitted to 24 & 31, 2018) Bolser Rents dated May 30, WIDE EASEMENT USED FOR THAT the address below. 4. Close Meeting 2014, from CAFFE RECORDED AS EN- PURPOSE. Comments can also be - Litigation & Property RIBS INC., a Utah cor- TRY #358210 IN THE DATED: July 5, hand delivered to the Acquisition poration, as Trustor, in OFFICE OF THE 2018. Jeremy C. Division address 5. Adjourn favor of WILLOW TOOELE COUNTY Reutzel, Trustee above and must be re- Michelle Y. Pitt SPRINGS REAL ES- RECORDER; Bennett Tueller John- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on CELEBRATING THE AMERICAN SPIRIT Tooele City Recorder TATE, LLC, a Utah THENCE NORTH son & Deere August 16, 2018: Pursuant to the Ameri- limited liability com- 88°64'17” WEST 3165 East Millrock Scott T. Anderson, Di- cans with Disabilities pany, CUTTING ALONG THE NORTH Drive, Suite 500 Salt rector Act, Individuals Need- EDGE REAL ESTATE LINE OF SAID 20 Lake City, Utah 84121 Division of Waste ing Special Accommo- HOLDINGS, LLC, an FOOT WIDE EASE- (801) 438-2000 Management and Ra- dations Should Notify Alaska limited liability MENT, A DISTANCE (Published in the Tran- diation Control Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele company, and SUN OF 20.00 FEET; script Bulletin July 10, Department of Envi- City Recorder, at VALLEY DEVELOP- THENCE PARALLEL 17 & 24, 2018) ronmental Quality P.O. 843-2110 or michel- MENT, LLC, a Utah WITH THE EAST LINE Box 144880 Salt Lake [email protected], limited liability com- OF LOT 4 OF SAID Public Notices City, Prior to the Meeting. pany, as Beneficiary, SECTION 3, NORTH Water User Utah84114-4880 (Published in the Tran- and FIRST AMERI- 01°13'43” EAST, A Comments can also be script Bulletin July 17, CAN TITLE INSUR- DISTANCE OF 501.56 Deadline for public sent by electronic mail 2018) ANCE COMPANY, as FEET; TO THE notices is 4 p.m. the to:“dwmrcpublic@uta Trustee (the “Trust NORTH LINE OF day prior to publica- h.gov”.Comments PUBLIC NOTICE: Deed”). The Trust SAID LOT 4; THENCE tion. Public notices sent in electronic for- The Grantsville City Deed was filed for re- SOUTH 89°59'17” submitted past the mat should be identi- Council will hold its cording on June 13, EAST ALONG SAID deadline will not be fied by putting the fol- regular meeting at 2014 as Entry 399729 NORTH LINE, A DIS- accepted. lowing in the subject 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- in the Official Records TANCE OF 20.00 UPAXLP line:public comment Every Tuesday in your TOOELE day, July 18, 2018 at of Tooele County, FEET TO THE on EnergySolutions’ TRANSCRIPT 429 East Main Street, State of Utah. The real NORTHEAST COR- Variance Request.All Tooele Transcript Bulletin BULLETIN Grantsville, UT 84029. property encumbered NER OF SAID LOT 4; Public Notices documents included in The agenda is as fol- by the Trust Deed is THENCE SOUTH Miscellaneous comments should be lows: situated in Tooele 01°13'43” WEST submitted as ASCII CALL TO ORDER County, Utah. ALONG THE EAST Deadline for public (text) files or in pdf for- AND PLEDGE OF AL- Trustee will sell at pub- LINE OF SAID LOT 4, notices is 4 p.m. the mat. LEGIANCE lic auction to the high- A DISTANCE OF day prior to publica- For further information, ROLL CALL est bidder without 501.98 FEET TO THE tion. Public notices please contact Otis AGENDA: covenant or warranty POINT OF BEGIN- submitted past the Willoughby of the Divi- 1. Public Comments. as to title, express or NING. deadline will not be sion of Waste Man- In-Depth Features 2. Summary Action implied, regarding title, TOGETHER WITH accepted. agement and Radia- Items. possession, condition (AS TO ALL PAR- UPAXLP tion Control at (801) a. Approval of Minutes or encumbrances, in- CELS) THE FOLLOW- REQUEST FOR PRO- 536-0220.In compli- on Family Values b. Approval of Bills cluding fees, charges, ING: POSALS ance with the Ameri- 3. Administering of the and expenses of the (a) All easements and The Tooele County cans with Disabilities Oath of Office for Offi- Trustee and of the rights of way, and School District is re- Act, individuals with for Every Faith cer Chase Herbert. trusts created by said other rights which are questing quotations for special needs (includ- 4. Consideration of Trust Deed, to pay the appurtenant to the replacing a portion of ing auxiliary communi- Resolution 2018-16 remaining principal foregoing described the roof at West Ele- cative aids and serv- Now included with Your Subscription appointing two direc- sum of the note se- land; mentary and roof re- ices) should contact tors to the Grantsville cured by said Trust (b) All water and water pairs to Grantsville Kimberly City Library Board of Deed, including delin- rights appurtenant to, High School and the Diamond-Smith, Office Now our subscribers get the Deseret News National Directors. quent property taxes, beneficially used on or Operations Building. of Human Resources 5. Consideration of the real property situ- in connection with or Plans and specifica- at (801) 536-4285, Edition including the LDS Church News. These products Resolution 2018-17 ated in Tooele County, otherwise associated tions will be available Telecommunications appointing two com- State of Utah, de- with the foregoing de- on July 18, 2018 for a Relay Service 711, or offer coverage of Faith and Family Values for our unique missioners to the scribed as: scribed land, including $50.00 refundable de- by email at “kdia- Grantsville City Plan- Parcel 1: Lot 10 and without limitation, wa- posit from the Opera- [email protected]” audience of multi-faith readers! ning Commission. the Southwest Quarter ter rights, whether evi- tions Building, 76 (Published in the Tran- 6. Consideration of of the Northwest Quar- denced or initiated by South 1000 West, script Bulletin July 17, Resolution 2018-18 ter of Section 2, Town- decree, published pro- Tooele, UT. Prospec- 2018) appointing two mem- ship 5 South, Range 5 posed determination, tive bidders will be re- EACH WEEK... bers to the Grantsville West, Salt Lake Base diligence claim, under- quired to attend a NOTICE OF TRUS- City Board of Adjust- and Meridian. (Parcel ground water claim, mandatory Pre-bid TEE'S SALE Get in-depth, ments. No. 06-055-0-0001) water user's claim, ap- meeting at the Opera- The following de- 7. Consideration of a Parcel 2: Lots 1, 2, 3, proved or unapproved tions Building on July scribed property will be rigorous noise variance for 6, 7, 9, 16 and 17 of permanent or tempo- 20, 2018 at 10:00 sold at public auction Utah Motorsports Section 3, Township 5 rary application to ap- a.m. Sealed bids are to the highest bidder, analysis and Campus on Saturday, South, Range 5 West, propriate water, ap- due July 25, 2018 at payable in lawful August 4, 2018 until Salt Lake Base and proved or unapproved 10:00 a.m. and must money of the United insight of issues midnight. Meridian. (Parcel No. permanent or tempo- be addressed to Key- States at the time of related to family, 8. Presentation and 06-056-0-0001) rary application for sha Mecham, Tooele sale, at the Tooele consideration of a con- Less and excepting permanent change of County School County Courthouse, faith and shared tract with Municode. therefrom any portions water, approved or un- District. Bids must be 74 South 100 East, 9. Consideration of a within the Railroad and approved application accompanied by a Bid Tooele, UT 84074, on values; as well final plat approval for the County Roads. for exchange of water, bond equivalent to 5 % August 22, 2018, at as the latest Anderson Ranch Sub- Parcel 3: Lots 10, 15 water conservancy dis- of the total amount 1:00 p.m. of said day, division, Phase 8B, and 19 of Section 3, trict contract or other bid. The bid must for the purpose of fore- news from the which contains seven- Township 5 South, contract or lease of clearly be marked on closing a trust deed teen (17) lots, for T.P. Range 5 West, Salt water, shares of stock the outside of the en- dated December 12, Church News. Grantsville, LLC and Lake Base and Merid- or other interests in velope * Roofing Bids 2016, and executed by Rod Engar in the ian. (Parcel No. mutual ditch or irriga- *. The District re- VICTORY MAR- R-1-21 zone. 06-056-0-0002). tion companies, to- serves the right to SHALL, AN UNMAR- 10. Consideration of Parcel 4: Lot 17 of gether with all associ- waive any formalities RIED WOMAN, as Resolution 2018-19 Section 34, Township ated easements, and accept or reject Trustor, in favor of adopting the water 4 South, Range 5 rights-of-way, struc- any bid it deems in its MORTGAGE ELEC- standards. West, Salt Lake Base tures and other inter- best interest. TRONIC REGISTRA- TOOELE 11. Consideration of and Meridian. (Parcel ests necessary to di- (Published in the Tran- TION SYSTEMS, INC. RANSCRIPT awarding the 2018 No. 06-025-0-0005). vert and deliver the script Bulletin July 17 ("MERS") SOLELY AS T Street Repairs Project Parcel 5: Lots 11 and water from the points & 19, 2018) A NOMINEE FOR contract. 18 of Section 34, of diversion to the fore- GUILD MORTGAGE SELL YOUR CAR or 12. Discussion on Township 4 South, going described land, COMPANY, A CALI- ULLETIN boat in the classi- B sewer hookups. Range 5 West, Salt including but not lim- FORNIA CORPORA- fieds. Call 882-0050 13. Consideration of Lake Base and Merid- ited to, all ditches, TION, ITS SUCCES- or visit www.tooele- Subscribe now and receive service change for gar- ian. (Parcel No. headgates, reservoirs, SORS AND ASSIGNS transcript. com or bage pickup from 06-025-0-0002) pipelines, wells and as Beneficiary, which Deseret News National Edition e-mail your ad to PER Tuesday to Wednes- Parcel 6: Lots 3, 4, 5, pumps; and, Trust Deed was re- Only tbp@tooeletranscript. day for the area south 6, 7, 8 and the North- (c) All minerals and corded on December including Church News. com $ YEAR! of Main Street to Dur- west Quarter of the minerals rights and in- SELL YOUR com- 13, 2016, as Entry No. Call now or go online to subscribe: fee Street between Southwest Quarter of terests appurtenant to puter in the classi- 440891, in the Official Over 100 Matthews Lane east to Section 35, Township the foregoing de- fieds. Call 882-0050 Records of Tooele 435-882-0050 • TooeleOnline.com Issues! Liberty Landing. 4 South, Range 5 scribed land and all or visit www.tooele- County, State of Utah 40 14. Mayor and Council West, Salt Lake Base reservations, including transcript. com covering real property Reports. and Meridian. (Parcel without limitation, oil, purportedly located at 15. Public Comments. No. 06-025-0-0003). gas and hydrocarbon 41 McMichael Avenue, 16. Closed Session Less and excepting rights, geothermal Grantsville, Utah (Personnel, Real Es- from Lot 3 a 65 by 300 rights and resources, 84029 in Tooele tate, Imminent Litiga- foot parcel conveyed reserves, land posi- County, Utah, and tion). to Albert L. Young. tions, ores, byprod- more particularly de- 17. Adjourn. Also less and except- ucts, and leases scribed as: Christine Webb ing therefrom any por- thereof or royalties or BEGINNING AT A City Recorder tions within the Rail- other interests therein. POINT 420.04 FEET In compliance with the road and County The Trustee is not EAST AND 292 FEET Americans with Dis- Roads. aware of any bank- SOUTH FROM THE ability Act, Grantsville Parcel 7: South _ of ruptcy filing, payoff, re- NORTHWEST COR- City will accommodate Section 35, Township instatement or any NER OF BLOCK 51, reasonable requests to 4 South, Range 4 other condition that PLAT A, GRANTS- assist persons with West, Salt Lake Base would cause the can- VILLE CITY SURVEY, disabilities to partici- and Meridian. Less cellation of the sale. If GRANTSVILLE CITY, pate in meetings. Re- 1.55 Acre Road (Par- any such condition ex- RUNNING THENCE quests for assistance c e l N o . ists, the sale shall be SOUTH 69 FEET; may be made by call- 06-012-0-0014). void, the successful THENCE EAST 117 ing City Hall (435) Parcel 8: South _ of bidder's funds re- FEET; THENCE 884-3411 at least 3 Section 34, Township turned, and the Trus- NORTH 69 FEET; days in advance of a 4 South, Range 4 tee and current benefi- THENCE WEST 117 meeting. West, Salt Lake Base ciary shall not be liable FEET TO THE POINT One or more Council and Meridian. Less to the successful bid- OF BEGINNING. Tax Members may partici- Road and Basin. (Par- der for any damage. ID: 01-109-0-0038 pate electronically. c e l N o . The address of the The current Benefici- The anchor location 06-013-0-0004). property is purported ary of the trust deed is will be City Hall at the Parcel 9: The Utility to be vacant land, UTAH HOUSING above address. Easement as reserved Tooele County, Utah. CORPORATION, and (Published in the Tran- in Warranty Deed re- The undersigned dis- the record owner of script Bulletin July 17, corded March 31, claims liability for any the property as of the 2018) 2014, as Entry No. error in the address. recording of the Notice 397064, described as The current beneficiary of Default is VICTORY follows: under the Trust Deed MARSHALL, AN UN- A 20 FOOT WIDE is WILLOW SPRINGS MARRIED WOMAN. EASEMENT LO- REAL ESTATE, LLC, Bidders must tender to CATED IN LOT 4 OF a Utah limited liability the trustee a THE SOUTHEAST company, CUTTING $20,000.00 deposit at QUARTER OF SEC- EDGE REAL ESTATE the sale and the bal- TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 HOLDINGS, LLC, an ance of the purchase SOUTH, RANGE 5 Alaska limited liability price by 2:00 p.m. the WEST, SALT LAKE company, and SUN day following the sale. BASE AND MERID- VALLEY DEVELOP- Both the deposit and IAN. MENT, LLC, a Utah the balance must be COMMENCING AT limited liability com- paid to Lincoln Title In- THE SOUTHEAST pany, and the record surance Agency in the CORNER OF SEC- owner of the property form of a wire transfer, TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 as of the recording of cashier's check or cer- SOUTH, RANGE 5 the notice of default is tified funds. Cash pay- WEST, SALT LAKE CAFFE RIBS, INC., a ments, personal BASE AND MERID- Utah corporation. checks or trust checks IAN; AND RUNNING Bidders must be pre- are not accepted. THENCE NORTH pared to tender to the DATED: July 16, 2018. 01°13'43” EAST Trustee a $5,000.00 LINCOLN TITLE IN- ALONG THE EAST cashier's check at the SURANCE AGENCY LINE OF THE sale and a cashier's By: Shelby K. Irvin SOUTHEAST QUAR- check for the balance Its: Authorized Agent TER OF SAID SEC- of the purchase price Telephone: (801) TION 3, A DISTANCE within 24 hours after 476-0303 OF 800.00 FEET TO the sale. web site: www.smith- THE POINT OF BE- THIS NOTICE IS AN knowles.com GINNING, SAID ATTEMPT TO COL- SK File No. 18-0819 POINT BEING THE LECT A DEBT, AND (Published in the Tran- NORTHEAST COR- ANY INFORMATION script Bulletin July 17, NER OF A 20 FOOT OBTAINED WILL BE 24 & 31, 2018) WIDE EASEMENT USED FOR THAT RECORDED AS EN- PURPOSE. TRY #358210 IN THE DATED: July 5, OFFICE OF THE 2018. Jeremy C. TOOELE COUNTY Reutzel, Trustee RECORDER; Bennett Tueller John- THENCE NORTH son & Deere 88°64'17” WEST 3165 East Millrock ALONG THE NORTH Drive, Suite 500 Salt LINE OF SAID 20 Lake City, Utah 84121 FOOT WIDE EASE- (801) 438-2000 MENT, A DISTANCE (Published in the Tran- OF 20.00 FEET; script Bulletin July 10, THENCE PARALLEL 17 & 24, 2018) WITH THE EAST LINE OF LOT 4 OF SAID SECTION 3, NORTH 01°13'43” EAST, A DISTANCE OF 501.56 FEET; TO THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 4; THENCE SOUTH 89°59'17” EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE, A DIS- TANCE OF 20.00 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST COR- NER OF SAID LOT 4; THENCE SOUTH 01°13'43” WEST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 4, A DISTANCE OF 501.98 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- NING. TOGETHER WITH (AS TO ALL PAR- CELS) THE FOLLOW- ING: (a) All easements and rights of way, and other rights which are appurtenant to the foregoing described land; (b) All water and water rights appurtenant to, beneficially used on or in connection with or otherwise associated with the foregoing de- scribed land, including without limitation, wa- ter rights, whether evi- denced or initiated by decree, published pro- posed determination, diligence claim, under- ground water claim, water user's claim, ap- proved or unapproved permanent or tempo- rary application to ap- propriate water, ap- proved or unapproved permanent or tempo- rary application for permanent change of water, approved or un- approved application for exchange of water, water conservancy dis- trict contract or other contract or lease of water, shares of stock or other interests in mutual ditch or irriga- tion companies, to- gether with all associ- ated easements, rights-of-way, struc- tures and other inter- ests necessary to di- vert and deliver the water from the points of diversion to the fore- going described land, including but not lim- ited to, all ditches, headgates, reservoirs, pipelines, wells and pumps; and, (c) All minerals and minerals rights and in- terests appurtenant to the foregoing de- scribed land and all reservations, including without limitation, oil, gas and hydrocarbon rights, geothermal rights and resources, reserves, land posi- tions, ores, byprod- ucts, and leases thereof or royalties or other interests therein. The Trustee is not aware of any bank- ruptcy filing, payoff, re- instatement or any other condition that would cause the can- cellation of the sale. If any such condition ex- ists, the sale shall be void, the successful bidder's funds re- turned, and the Trus- tee and current benefi- ciary shall not be liable to the successful bid- der for any damage. The address of the property is purported to be vacant land, Tooele County, Utah. The undersigned dis- claims liability for any error in the address. The current beneficiary under the Trust Deed is WILLOW SPRINGS REAL ESTATE, LLC, a Utah limited liability company, CUTTING EDGE REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC, an Alaska limited liability company, and SUN VALLEY DEVELOP- MENT, LLC, a Utah limited liability com- pany, and the record owner of the property as of the recording of the notice of default is CAFFE RIBS, INC., a Utah corporation. Bidders must be pre- pared to tender to the Trustee a $5,000.00 cashier's check at the sale and a cashier's check for the balance of the purchase price within 24 hours after the sale. THIS NOTICE IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED: July 5, 2018. Jeremy C. Reutzel, Trustee Bennett Tueller John- son & Deere 3165 East Millrock Drive, Suite 500 Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 (801) 438-2000 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 10, 17 & 24, 2018) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 17, 2018

other players on the Cowboys’ Cowboys “...I want healthy competition roster to step up and show continued from page B1 what they can bring to the in our kids, because that’s how table next spring. Perkins was and a wild pitch brought pleased to see the progress home three more runs for they’re going to get better.” that several of those players Highland, which tied the were able to make. game in the second on a two- — Aaron Perkins, Grantsville baseball coach “I tell the kids the first run double after Wilcox came day of practice that every in to relieve Sandberg. and advanced to second on but Capel was able to keep position’s open,” Perkins said. Both teams seemed to White’s sacrifice bunt. Zach them off the board and pre- “Just because you played settle down after that. Hale then reached base on a serve Grantsville’s victory. last year doesn’t mean you’re Grantsville had a chance to dropped fly ball, and Thomas With a number of going to play this year. I do regain the lead in the top of then scored on another Grantsville’s top players from that because I want healthy the third, but left the bases Highland error. the state championship team competition in our kids, loaded, and also stranded a With darkness approach- having graduated this spring, because that’s how they’re runner on third base in the ing, the home-plate umpire and returners Chace Gipson going to get better. If they’re fourth before finally break- decided to call the game after and Justin Richardson out just given things, they’re not ing through in the fifth. five innings. That gave the with injuries, there were going to get better.” Thomas drew a one-out walk Rams one final opportunity, plenty of opportunities for [email protected]

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Grantsville’s Zach Capel looks for a sign from his catcher during the fifth inning of Friday’s summer-league game against Highland at Sugar house Park in Salt Lake City. Capel pitched one inning of scoreless relief, helping Grantsville win the game 8-7.

homer in the ninth to wrap up Singles & Bees the scoring. continued from page B1 The Bees’ recent strong play, Doubles paired with a 1-4 stretch by Walsh had two-run singles in first-place El Paso coming out the third, and three more runs of the All-Star break, has Salt came across in the fourth on a Lake within two games of the groundout by Rengifo and run- Chihuahuas for the top spot in Tennis scoring singles by Thaiss and the Pacific Southern Division. Ward as Salt Lake took a 7-0 Salt Lake played the second lead. game of its four-game series The Bees won the series against Las Vegas on Tuesday opener 9-4 on Thursday. Ward night after press time. The hit a three-run home run in the Bees and 51s will also meet first inning to put the Bees in Wednesday and Thursday, with front, and an RBI single by Ben both games set to begin at 7:05 Tournament Revere and a two-run homer p.m. at Smith’s Ballpark in Salt by Thaiss in the sixth made it Lake City. July 20, 3-9pm • July 21 8am-TBD 6-1. Fontana added a three-run [email protected] THS Tennis Court

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Tennis Tournament – Singles & Doubles Friday, ������� & Saturday, ������� ��pm – 9 pm 8 am – TBD

Entry deadline: �����day, �������, � pm Tournament will be held at Tooele High School Name:______Age:______Gender:______T-shirt size:______Doubles Partner Name:______Home phone: ______Cell:______Email:______Earliest available time I can begin play on Friday______

Entry fee: $20 for 1st event (singles or doubles) Tournament draws will be posted at the THS tennis courts by 8:00 am, Friday, �������. Official check- $5 for additional event * in and match play will begin �:00 pm, Friday, ���� �� $50 for family * (some 1st round matches ��� be played prior to that *Maximum t�� events per player based on player availability). Cash or Check (Make checks payable to Tooele ) ������������������ Draws will be determined by the number of entries in each category. We will attempt to accommodate Juniors will be divided into three categories: players wishing to compete in ��� draws. Some PHOTO COURTESY OF BLAKE HERVAT draws may be combined based on number of entries. Blake Hervat, a 2018 graduate of Tooele High School, signs her national (check the appropriate age category and circle the desired events) Letter-of-Intent to play softball at Snow College in November 2017. Hervat _____18 and under singles or doubles or both was a three-year starter at catcher for Tooele’s softball team. Participants: Please read carefully & sign _____14 and under singles or doubles or both new,” she said. “I’m grateful for _____10 and under singles or doubles or both There are inherent risks of physical injury while Hervat sports, because I don’t feel like participating in the Tooele Transcript Tennis continued from page B1 I’d be the person that I am today Tournament. We strongly encourage participants to leaving high school without Adult categories: be enrolled in a health insurance plan throughout the “I played three sports, but I being an athlete.” duration of the tournament. Participants are Draws will be separated based on gender. always knew that it was softball Hervat is one of four Tooele Females will be included in male draws if requested. responsible for the cost of any injury(s) sustained while participating in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin that I wanted to continue play- softball players from her Juniors may enter adult draws. Tennis Tournament. By signing your name you are ing,” Hervat said. “It’s always graduating class who will play (check the desired category and circle the desired events) indicating that you have adequate health insurance been a goal since, heck, as long in college. Payton Hammond _____Advanced (NTRP above 4.0, Varsity HS players) and that you have consulted with a physician and as I can remember. I always signed with Utah Valley been cleared by a physician to participate in this wanted to be a college softball University, Mercy DeRyke will _____Intermediate (NTRP 3.0 – 4.0, HS JV players) tournament and that you are aware of the inherent player. Every little girl at a ball- attend Colorado Northwestern _____Beginner (NTRP below 3.0) physical risks and that you are participating with the park has that goal, so I was very Community College and Sydney Events: singles or double or both understanding that you may be injured. Medical blessed to be able to have that Turnbow will play at Otero personnel will not be on site during the tournament come true.” Junior College. and some matches will not be directly supervised by Hervat is open to filling “Playing for Tooele, we have Turn in application and entry fee to: tournament officials. Tooele Transcript Bulletin whatever role Snow needs her a reputation that you want 58 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 I, ______, do to fill, she said. She will focus to live up to, and I think it’s a mainly on completing her gen- or hereby assume full responsibility for any injuries and blessing to be a Tooele soft- compliance with the above statement and other rules eral education requirements and ball player,” Hervat said. “The ������������� regarding the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tennis her associate’s degree before intensity that comes with it is ������������ Tournament, and do not hold the Transcript Bulletin moving on to a four-year school, huge. Every day, you’re going or tournament director responsible. where she hopes to continue her to get better, and every day you softball career, as well. want to represent this name ______Hervat said the ability to play that means so much, not only Signature of Participant sports in helped her grow as to people in the (Tooele) valley or a person throughout her four and the county, but everybody Parent/Legal Guardian of participant under 18 years years at Tooele High. knows Tooele softball through- “Every sport and every coach out the state.” that I had, I learned something [email protected]