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TOOELE StansburyStansbury beats RANSCRIPT first-place Park T City in last- SERVING minute penalty TOOELE COUNTY SSeeee B1 BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY October 6, 2016 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 123 No. 37 $1.00 County denies duplex plan for Stansbury Over 60 Stansbury Park citizens show solidarity against permit for dwelling

TIM GILLIE Chief Deputy Tooele County STAFF WRITER Attorney Gary Searle came for- A room full of Stansbury ward at the end of the public Park residents went home testimony. happy Wednesday night. “I think you should deny The Tooele County Planning this,” he told the planning Commission voted unani- commission. “A conditional mously to deny a conditional use for a duplex is not part of use permit for a proposed the development plan [for this duplex at 5478 Brienne Way in area]; it is single family homes Stansbury Park. only. In reality, it never should More than 60 Stansbury res- have been allowed to be filed.” idents turned out for the meet- An energetic round of ing, which included a public applause and cheers followed hearing on the duplex. Eleven Searle’s comments. citizens spoke in opposition to His remarks affirmed points the proposed dwelling. made by the first speaker, Cary Other than the property Caldwell, a Stansbury Park owner, nobody spoke in favor resident and an attorney who of the duplex. But the final nail works in real estate law. in the coffin against the CUP She told the planning com- appeared to be delivered not mission that although the area by a Stansbury resident, but by the last speaker — an attorney. SEE DUPLEX PAGE A6 ➤

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The Tooele County Planning Commission has voted to deny a property owner from building his proposed duplex in a Stansbury neighborhood.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Incorporation Power turned back on 27 power poles voters will also and 11 miles of transmission line get to pick form damaged after of government train snags wire SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX STEVE HOWE The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYTIM GILLIE WEDNESDAY THURSDAYThe outcome of the incorpo- STAFF WRITER Friday 7:32 a.m. 7:01 p.m. STAFF WRITER Saturday 7:33 a.m. 6:59 p.m. ration vote will also decide the Power has been fully Sunday 7:34 a.m. 6:58 p.m. Incorporation won’t be the fate of a small, unused piece restored to customers in north- Monday 7:35 a.m. 6:56 p.m. Tuesday 7:36 a.m. 6:55 p.m. only decision Stansbury Park of land at Mills Junction both east Tooele Valley after a mas- Wednesday 7:37 a.m. 6:53 p.m. and Lake Point voters face prospective new F Sacities Su have M Tu W Th sive outage on Sunday caused Thursday 7:38 a.m. 6:52 p.m. when they cast their ballot in claimed. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO by low-hanging wires and a The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 1:25 p.m. 11:31 p.m. this fall’s general election. Stansburyprotection. Park 0-2and Low; Lake 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 train. Saturday 2:14 p.m. none Along with a vote on Point incorporationVery High; 11+ petitionExtreme Final estimates from Rocky Sunday 3:00 p.m. 12:22 a.m. incorporation, voters in both sponsors included the land A splintered power pole (top) was one of 27 Mountain Power said the train, Monday 3:43 p.m. 1:18 a.m. ALMANAC poles replaced after a train snagged a downed Tuesday 4:23 p.m. 2:18 a.m. communities will be asked to east of SR-36Statistics on forboth the week the ending north Oct. 5. which snagged a low-hanging More sunshine than Brilliant sunshine and Partly sunny and power line Sunday and dragged it, snapping Wednesday 5:02 p.m. 3:22 a.m. Mostly sunny Plenty of clouds decide whichClouds formand sunshine of govern- Cloudyand south sideTemperatures of Center Road wire while passing through Thursday 5:39 p.m. 4:30 a.m. clouds pleasant pleasant poles along Bates Canyon Road. The 27 snapped ment their new town or city where CenterHigh/Low Road past meets week SR- 80/37 power poles (above) caused a power outage Erda, pulled down 27 power First Full Last New will use if incorporation is 36. Normal high/low past week 72/47 poles and damaged 60,000 66 40 71 41 73 49 75 54 74 54 70 50 69 50 Average temp past week 60.0 that affected more than 4,000 customers. Power approved. If both communitiesNormal average temp vote past week 59.3 was fully restored on Tuesday, according to feet — or nearly 11 miles — of TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Stansbury and Lake Point to incorporate,Daily theTemperatures land in High Low Rocky Mountain Power. Emergency crews (right) transmission wire amidst gusty Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 30 Shown is Friday’s weather. voters will also be asked to question will become part of responded calls of downed power lines along winds Sunday evening. Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s Bates Canyon Road on Sunday. highs and Friday night’s decide if they want their new Lake Point because Lake Point The resulting power outage AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 lows. council members to be elected by district or at-large. SEE VOTERS PAGE A9 ➤ SEE POWER PAGE A5 ➤ COURTESY OF RICK POLLOCK UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 63/28 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 63/38 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C6 59/28 63/38 64/39 66/42 Ogden Stansbury Park Stansbury Stallions sweep HOMETOWN A10 65/41 Erda 67/43 OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 67/42 Pine Canyon Park musician Buffs in three sets, Salt Lake City 58/32 67/41 55/34 KID SCOOP B7 Tooele 68/43 Bauer recognized for look forward to 66/40 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 65/40 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 66/40 original jazz future wins 61/30 65/37 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 65/38 See A4 See B1 60/36 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 66/32 64/34 Ophir Moderate on A9 59/35 Low Delta Manti Absent 66/39 66/35 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 69/35 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 65/38 69/32 Moab 61/38 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 71/41 Beaver 67/38 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 68/34 Ibapah 63/35 24-hour 65/29 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.93 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 69/33 65/40 at Grantsville 1.41 none 82/52 Kanab 70/39 Eureka 59/32 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4189.13 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 6, 2016 Grantsville council OKs raised water and sewer impact fees Funds to be used for replacing pipes below Main Street STEVE HOWE fare at the same time as the Street reflected a project STAFF WRITER road project, Marshall said that would increase service The Grantsville City during an Aug. 18 work meet- to existing residents while Council approved an amend- ing. providing service to new resi- ment to its capital facilities The water main replace- dents. plan Wednesday that will ment project is expected to Under the amended capital raise the city’s sewer and cost more than $3.5 million. facilities plan, the single fam- water impact fees. Grantsville City ily residential water impact Grantsville City Mayor Councilman Tom Tripp said fee would increase from Brent Marshall urged the he was concerned current res- $2,244.39 to $2,545.23. council to approve the amend- idents may take on too much The sewer impact fee for a ed capital facilities plan so the of the burden for growth- newly-constructed single fam- city could begin to set aside related capital projects. He ily building would increase funds to replace the antiquat- said he had reviewed the capi- as well, from $1,916.17 to ed cast iron water and sewer tal facilities plans in the cities $3,257.22. mains under Main Street. of Herriman and Washington, The city’s capital facilities Marshall told the council the which looked at the condition plan attempts to anticipate impact fees and other aspects of infrastructure before it was future infrastructure projects of the project could be adjust- upgraded to determine how for the next 20 years and ed following approval. much growth resulted in the determine the total cost of the “Currently we’re not set- project. projects and the proportion of ting any money aside for that “Every project was looked the cost attributed to growth project, which we need to get at individually and one of the and new development. started on,” he said. “We’re categories in each evaluation The capital facilities plan

just wasting time by not was deficiency,” Tripp said. was last updated in April FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO approving something.” “So you could tell this is only 2013 and called for $16.8 mil- The Grantsville City Council agreed Wednesday to raise water and sewer impact fees to help pay for replacing water The Utah Department of a growth project or this is a lion in culinary water-related and sewer lines underneath Main Street before the roadway is reconstructed by the state in 2019. Transportation has scheduled growth plus upgrade or repair projects and $7.3 million a reconstruction of Main or something else.” in wastewater-related proj- projects, according to changes are then set aside to be cov- the project covered by impact Street in Grantsville for 2019 Marshall countered that ects. Those figures would be proposed by Craig Neeley, ered by impact fees from new fees varies from a low of 11 and the city plans to replace the advanced age and incon- revised to $17.9 million for who provides engineering ser- development in the city based percent to as high as 89 per- the sewer and water lines sistent pipe size in the water culinary water projects and vices for Grantsville City. on how much of the project is cent. beneath its main thorough- and sewer mains under Main $16.2 million in wastewater A percentage of those costs caused by growth. The cost of [email protected] Council declines modified proposal to adopt fire code STEVE HOWE recommended the city adopt discussion during the work 1,000 gallons per minute of for homes away from the city’s Councilman Mike Colson STAFF WRITER the state fire code, as well as session and subsequent busi- flow from the hydrant system; hydrants, without accepting made a motion the city adopt The Grantsville City Council two appendixes and a sprin- ness meeting. Black said he if not, they would also need all of it. the state code, two appendixes voted down a modified pro- kler requirement in residential determined the 3,000 square- sprinkler systems. City Councilman Neil that deal with fire hydrant posal to adopt the state’s new dwellings over 3,000 square foot standard based upon the “Now if you adopt Critchlow, a captain with the distribution and fire apparatus fire code following a lengthy feet and built away from the possible available water supply [Appendix] B, with our city’s fire department, said access roads, and language discussion at its Wednesday city’s hydrants. from one fire engine and one hydrants being around that more consistency was needed from Appendix B that would meeting. Black said the advantage of tender, using formulas in the 500 [gpm] number, you’re to determine when a home empower the city’s fire code Chief Deputy State Fire adopting the state code, which state code. going to start requiring homes required sprinklers or another official to reference National Marshal Ted Black attended is the 2015 edition of the The sticking point for have sprinklers that are next fire suppression system. In one Fire Protection Association the city council’s work session International Fire Code, is pro- the council came when to a hydrant,” Grantsville City instance, the property owner standards in rural and subur- prior to its 7 p.m. meeting and tection for the city from legal the Grantsville City Fire Attorney Joel Linares said. filled buckets for a set period ban areas without adequate challenges due to its backing Department reported flows of “And that, I don’t think anyone of time to prove water flow at and reliable water supplies. as a national standard. around 500 gallons per minute wants.” their well; in another instance, The motion was denied by a The sprinkler standard for at hydrants throughout the Black suggested using some a homeowner was required 2 to 3 vote, with councilmem- newly constructed homes city. Appendix B in the state portions of the language from to install a water tank for fire bers Jewel Allen, Krista Sparks outside the city’s hydrant sys- code would require newly Appendix B, which would help suppression, he said. and Tom Tripp voting no. tem received the bulk of the constructed homes to have determine a sprinkler standard After more discussion, [email protected]

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Questions or Comments? Middle Canyon cleaner, safer despite recent vandalism E-mail Us: STEVE HOWE said efforts to make the can- trash behind when departing one of the 42 numbered camp- visitors in Middle Canyon are [email protected] STAFF WRITER yon a safe and family-friendly Middle Canyon, he said. sites to reclaim Middle Canyon from outside the county and A little over a week ago, place have been successful, This season the canyon as a family-friendly recreation about 9 percent of those are TOOELE TRANSCRIPT vandals in Middle Canyon despite the recent act of has been safer and cleaner, area. Since that time, the from out of state, he said. BULLETIN took one of the older wooden destruction. with the results to match, number of drug deals and Aside from the burned picnic tables used by campers, “They had to do something Brown said. A group of more other illicit activity in the can- table, which Brown said he dragged it over a fire pit and spectacular,” he said. than 100 Girl Scouts from yon has declined, according to would now consider an iso- then lit it on fire. Vandalism in the canyon is Herriman used to bring pri- Brown. lated incident, things have TOOELE TRANSCRIPT The act of vandalism is at a minimum, according to vate security and not sleep in Efforts to clean up the can- improved in Middle Canyon BULLETIN being called a last-gasp effort Brown, and the county has the canyon at night; now the yon have also had a positive which hasn’t been lost on from the groups who have been moving toward install- same group spends the night response from rock climbers outdoor recreationists and ADMINISTRATION been causing trouble in the ing metal picnic tables in the and feels safer, he said. and residents purchasing campers. Scott C. Dunn Publisher canyon for years by Dave canyon recently. While less Two years ago, Tooele new camper trailers at Tooele “It’s been nothing but good Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Brown, Tooele County trails property has been damaged, County began charging a $10 County businesses, Brown vibes,” Brown said. OFFICE and canyon coordinator. He people continue to leave fee per vehicle for camping at said. About 47 percent of [email protected] Bruce Dunn Controller Chris Evans Office Manager Vicki Higgins Customer Service COUNTY BRIEFS Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager EDITORIAL Tooele man charged with two Rezone request that provision a homeowner in David Bern Editor The Tooele County Planning Stansbury could have four cows Tavin Stucki Sports Editor Commission voted Wednesday in their yard, he said. The cur- Darren Vaughan Community News Editor to send a favorable recom- rent ordinance makes no sense, Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor counts of attempted murder mendation to the county com- according to Lynn Butterfield, Tim Gillie Staff Writer STEVE HOWE in the apartment’s parking lot, When police spoke with the mission for a request to rezone planning commission chair- Steve Howe Staff Writer STAFF WRITER according to a probable cause victim, he said he was talking 10.74 acres on the northwest man. The planning commission Jessica Henrie Staff Writer A Tooele man was arrested statement. Witnesses also said to a woman in Hadfield’s car corner of Bryan and Droubay agreed to put the animal ordi- ADVERTISING and charged in connection the name “Hadfield” had been prior to Hadfield exiting the Roads from rural residential nance discussion on an agenda Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager with shots fired at an apart- yelled during the altercation. driver’s side of the vehicle and five-acre lots to rural residen- for a future meeting. The public Keith Bird Advertising Sales ment complex on Sunday. The victim left the scene firing two shots at him from a tial one-acre lots. Joe White, will be notified of the meeting Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Darrell James Hadfield, 28, and entered an apartment at handgun, the statement said. acting as an agent for the Carol and its agenda on the county Classified Advertising Manager is charged with two counts of the complex before leaving in The victim said he didn’t know and Janice Weyland trust, website and the state public LAYOUT & DESIGN first-degree felony attempted a vehicle with two females, why DJ was shooting at him. which owns the property, made meeting notice website, accord- John Hamilton Creative Director murder, one count of second- the statement said. While the Police tracked down the application for the change. ing to Tooele County Recorder Liz Arellano Graphic Artist degree felony possession of responding officer processed Hadfield at his home and he White plans to develop five Jerry Houghton. Prior to rec- PRODUCTION a dangerous weapon by a the scene, the two females refused to speak with officers, two-acre lots on the property. ommending any ordinance Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager restricted person, two counts returned to the apartment and according to the statement. The planning commission staff change to the county commis- Darwin Cook Web Press Manager of third-degree felony aggra- were questioned by police. They received a warrant to report on the request stated sion, the planning commission Dan Coats Pre-press Technician vated assault, and two counts The women identified the search the home and found that the RR-1 zone is consistent will hold a public hearing on Scott Spence Insert Technician third-degree felony discharge man in the white car who a handgun inside Hadfield’s with the county’s general plan the proposed changes, accord- of a firearm. fired the shots as Darrell room. He was arrested and for the neighborhood. — Tim ing to Gehring. — T.G. 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THURSDAY October 6, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 School board candidates answer questions about education TIM GILLIE a board member how can you STAFF WRITER help increase academic perfor- Voters will fill four out of mance? seven seats on the Tooele Holt: Assessing academic County School Board in this performance is a never-end- fall’s general election. ing work in progress. We are The School Board District always trying to analyze and 1 incumbent, retired teacher evaluate data to improve and Kathy Taylor, has no opponent implement new strategies. as she seeks a second term. Every school is now graded by Incumbent board members the state, which is one form Julia Holt (District 2), Scott of assessing our performance. Bryan (District 3) and Maresa Several of our schools received Manzione (District 4) each better grades this year than last have an opponent in the gen- year. The important issue is to eral election. use the data that testing pro- Julia Holt Katie Redmond Scott Bryan Chad Ellis Their opponents are, respec- vides to improve instruction. tively, Katie Redmond, Chad My focus is to continue in the residents, their property value building. As a board member, grades released this fall, the of Tooele district overall grade Ellis and Matthew Rowley. upward trajectory in student assessment increased signifi- I will continue to support the performance in our schools has is a B. Math and language The Tooele Transcript learning and academic achieve- cantly therefore increasing the great things that are happening improved over the prior year. arts are improving very well Bulletin presented six ques- ment. dollar amount owed for taxes. day in and day out in our dis- Using the 2015 grading scale, between 2013 through 2015, tions to all of the candidates in Redmond: I have been If the school board would have trict. To be successful, our dis- our 2016 grades were: two A’s, even above or almost above the school board races. Each actively involved with Excelsior used the declined certified tax trict must be well rounded. Our 17 B’s, two C’s and no D’s or state scores. Sadly, reading candidate was allowed a maxi- Academy’s academic perfor- rate, Tooele County residents emphasis cannot be on a single F’s. However, this is still not proficiency is on a downward mum of 150 words per answer. mance where this year the would have paid fewer taxes. topic, issue, or pet project. The good enough, we can do bet- spiral, showing no growth The answers for District 2 and school achieved an A letter I would recommend that a board has adopted very specific ter. As a board we have made and below state levels. They 3 candidates appear below in grade from the state. I have review of the budget take place goals for excellence in five our top focus “excellence in just implemented a new read- alphabetical order. Answers for also attended Tooele County in order to determine if the areas: student achievement, student achievement.” We have ing program this year, so I the District 4 race will appear School Board meetings where constant rate or certified tax school climate, communica- adopted two strategies to help anticipate this will improve. in next Tuesday’s edition. the academic performance rate is the best for not only the tions, business operations, achieve that goal: 1. We will However, dyslexia represents School Board District 2 cov- of the school district was school district but the residents and human resources. I will achieve 90 percent proficiency 20 percent of our students and ers southeast and south central reviewed and discussed. The as well. help lead the district in each of on third-grade end of year the bottom lowest scores. As Tooele City. District 3 covers Tooele County School District’s 6. If you found an old bottle these areas, supporting admin- reading, and 2. We will practice one who struggles with dys- northeast Tooele City and Pine academic performance wasn’t out in the West Desert and istration where appropriate data driven instruction, curric- lexia, plus having children with Canyon. what I had hoped it would be. when you opened it the great and painting a vision where ulum with fidelity, multi-tiered Asperger’s syndrome or other School Board District 2 I understand the letter grades and powerful school genie needed. systems of support, observer disabilities, my focus will be on 1. Who are you? were changed last minute from popped out and offered to Ellis: My focus is to attract tab, and blended learning/ students that struggle. I’ll drive Julia Holt: My husband and the state and therefore made grant you one wish for Tooele and retain the best teachers. classroom technology at all lev- for better programs that focus I have lived in Tooele for 27 it more difficult to receive a County schools, what would We are losing good teachers at els to increase school grades. on the bottom scoring students years and have enjoyed raising higher letter grade. Although your wish be and why? an alarming rate and finding or As a board our laser focus in plus more disability training our seven children here. All the school district has had Holt: If I could make any retaining quality replacements setting specific goals can pro- for teachers. Computer time is my children graduated from improvements that were not wish, I would wish for each stu- is too difficult today. Teachers duce results. As an example, rare, teachers are not allowed Tooele High and from college necessarily reflected in the let- dent in the district to learn to are not treated like profession- the state recently reported to provide computers for stu- as well. The training from my ter grades, I feel that we, as a his or her fullest potential. This als in Tooele. They are heavily that the uniform growth in our dents and most students don’t math education degree has county, can do better. With the should be our ultimate goal as micromanaged by the district. elementary schools last year have Wi-Fi in every classroom. helped me immensely as I have proper materials and collabora- a district. In my profession, where I also was 77 percent compared to I know how to fix this for a served on the school board tions and concentrated effort of Katie Redmond: My wish centrally manage offices like the state goal of 48 percent. fraction of the district’s current for the past 16 years. I’ve also parents, teachers and students, would be that we retain and the district manages schools, Ellis: According to gained invaluable experience we can all work to improve hire quality teachers provided I’ve learned micromanaging TooeleSchools.org, 71 percent SEE SCHOOL BOARD PAGE A8 ➤ by developing relationships academic performance district with ample resources and sup- teachers is causing them to with teachers and principals, wide. plies. I believe that success in leave. Trusting teachers means participating in professional 4. The school district pur- the classroom is vital to the the district is to listen to them, development workshops, and chased property in Overlake continued academic success provide them with the best attending conferences locally for a future high school and for the students and important tools and resources when need- and nationally. I’ve worked on in Stansbury Park for a future to families. Quality teachers ed. Then get out of their way the PTA, community councils, junior high school. Should the that are provided with ample and let them teach our children and volunteered in many class- school district continue in this resources and supplies can as they know best, trusting rooms. I also serve on the USU direction? Do you have any reach their highest potential in them with minimal district advisory board, and am a mem- recommendations to tweak or teaching our children and hav- involvement. Today, teachers ber of the Tooele Civic League. update the facilities plan? ing success in the classroom. spend more time giving dis- I love being involved with edu- Holt: After reviewing years trict-wide tests than instruct- cation as I feel it is one of the of data in several areas, from School Board District 2 ing students. Also, no one on most important things we can birth rate to population growth 1. Who are you? the school board has expertise PLANT provide for our children. models, Tooele District’s Scott Bryan: For the past when it comes to information Katie Redmond: I am run- 2014-2024 Facilities/Capital eight years I’ve had the privi- technology. We need quality ning for the Tooele County Management plan was created. lege of serving on the school Wi-Fi internet in every class- Board of Education in District It is an effective plan and will board. I’m an alumnus of room where any computer AUCTION 2. I have been a resident of be evaluated and adjusted if a Tooele High School. My wife device can be supported. Tooele for over 20 years. My need arises (e.g. county demo- and I have four children. 3. What is your current AM husband, Doug, and I have graphics change drastically). Prior to settling in Tooele 19 assessment of Tooele County OCTOBER 8 • 10 been married since 1994. We Buying land now is a great years ago, we lived in Idaho, School District’s academic Store Closing for the Season Tuesday October 4th. have four children and our old- decision and good investment. Washington and California. performance? How did you Auction Preview will be Friday, October 7th 9am-6pm est graduated from Tooele High When we built Stansbury High, Our children have attended arrive at your assessment? As School this year. I have spent having the land already in our schools in each of these states. a board member how can you and Saturday October 8th 9am-10am. the past five and one half years possession made it possible to This experience has allowed help increase academic perfor- as a member of the board of allocate more resources to the me to compare the traditions mance? 425 E. CIMMARRON WAY • ERDA trustees for Excelsior Academy. building. As a board, we are and values of growing up in Bryan: As demonstrated 2 miles north of Tooele on Highway 36 435.843.5959 As head of the finance com- being proactive rather than Tooele with ideas from other by the most recent school mittee, I have helped to ensure reactive to growth and budget- areas. I’ve been able to apply that funds are used appropri- ing. this broad school experience to ately and judiciously. I feel that Redmond: I understand that my current role on the school it is important to be fiscally the properties in Overlake and board. My education in Tooele conservative with the tax funds Stansbury Park were purchased Schools provided a great foun- Running errands stressing you out? of the school. Prior to Excelsior because of the anticipated dation as I attended Brigham Academy, I had been involved growth in these communi- Young University, graduating LET US DO THE DRIVING! with the PTA organization at ties. As our county continues with a bachelor’s degree in eco- East Elementary School. I am to grow, we need these and nomics and a master’s degree active in my church and have perhaps other properties for in business administration. I’m Free Delivery also served the community accommodating and educat- a manager for Intermountain Birch Family Pharmacy for four years as a volunteer ing the increase of additional Healthcare. I’m active in the is offered at all three stores. Cubmaster for the Boy Scouts students. It is important to community with service in Daily deliveries are made in of America. look at the short term and long church, scouting, youth base- the late afternoon. 2. What would you like to term growth of the county. I ball, and on the high school accomplish as a board member feel that we need to frequently community council. Birch Family over the next four years? reassess the growth and needs Chad Ellis: I’m an IT man- We Deliver! Holt: Over the next four of the county and as needed to ager at Jacobs Engineering Pharmacy years as a board member my update the plan regularly. with over 20 years of experi- first priority would be stu- 5. Should the school board ence. I’m in charge of inven- Tooele County’s Premier dent achievement. Since I’ve continue to keep the tax rate tory and reporting of 50,000 INDEPENDENT PHARMACY been on the board, I’ve been flat even when the certified computers. I manage a team instrumental in implementing rate drops? of packagers who automate all www.birchfamilyrx.com strategies. These include hiring Holt: I would continue to the software for the company. instructional coaches in all of support keeping the property I centrally manage around 500 the elementary schools, imple- tax at the current rate. The offices that are the same size TOOELE GRANTSVILLE STANSBURY menting collaboration time for state of Utah spends the least of each school in Tooele. Some 493 N Main • 882.7775 213 E Main • 884.9990 6727 N. Hwy 36 • 882.8880 teachers, focusing on data-driv- amount of money per student offices are over 3,000 employ- en instruction, and scheduling on education out of all 50 ees. So managing 26 schools is for remediation time. Teacher states. Tooele is one of the low- a drop in the bucket. My work compensation goes hand in est counties in the state on per- allows me to live anywhere hand with student achievement pupil spending. Until Tooele in the world and I chose to because we need to be able is able to build up a better tax live in Tooele, Utah. I cannot FOR LEASE to attract and retain extraor- base, we need to keep the tax think of a better place to live. dinary teachers. Keeping our rate constant. We have made I love it here, which is why I’m budget aligned with our goals cuts in the budget and we can’t the local Scoutmaster, elected is essential. Also, technology afford to cut more programs member of the Middle Canyon needs to be upgraded and be without negatively impacting Elementary School Community 36 N MAIN ubiquitous in the classroom, student learning. By keeping Council, and a member of available for both teachers and the property tax constant, we Tooele City Communities that students, to provide the setting avoid drastic variances where Care for substance abuse and TOOELE for optimal learning. one big year must be used to mental health. My wife is an Redmond: If elected to the make up for small declines in excellent schoolteacher. I have Great location next to long Tooele County School Board, I the previous years, as with the dyslexia and my children do established businesses, would like to assist and serve certified tax rate. too, plus Asperger’s syndrome. in any area where I can help. Redmond: School dis- I understand students who doctor offices, hotel and I have experience on finance, tricts rely heavily on taxes to struggle. restaurant. special education and academic fund the school system. I was 2. What would you like to school board committees. I recently at the Tooele School accomplish as a board member am running for this position District’s Board meeting when over the next four years? Over 3,000 SQ FT. building with 20+ parking stalls. Building has a large because I want to serve the several county residents voiced Bryan: Great things are community and help in the their concerns about the large happening in Tooele Schools! open floor plan with 3 private offices, large bathroom for handicap access education of children. I do not increase in assessed property This is an exciting time to be and storage rooms. Building has new stucco, paint, carpet and landscaping. have a problem with the Tooele tax this year. With the increase part of the schools in our com- County School Board or a per- of property values comes the munity. We have students who $2100.00 per month, no maintenance fees, utilities not included. This sonal agenda, rather I want to increase in the property tax are learning and achieving, we location would be great for Title Company, real estate agents, physical do what I can to help Tooele dollars property owners pay. have teachers who are inno- County Schools excel. With the school board keeping vative and collaborating, we therapy, attorneys, insurance company and so much more. 3. What is your current the tax rate constant, taxes on have a superintendent who is assessment of Tooele County properties remain unchanged passionate and engaging, and Please contact Kenny at 435-882-5560 School District’s academic if properties are assessed at we have a community that is performance? How did you the same value as the previ- supportive and involved. The for questions or to view the building. arrive at your assessment? As ous year. For some county momentum in the district is A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 6, 2016 End of the Year FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK MERCHANDISE In 1966, basement fire destroys Delle Cafe he Tooele Transcript by fire. Delle is located about host Elder John A. Widtsoe, Bulletin has published 21 miles west of Grantsville. who at the time was a mem- BLOWOUT! TTooele County news Local LDS leaders ber of the Quorum of Twelve since 1894. Here is a flashback announced the dedication of a Apostles. Widtsoe was coming ALL ITEMS of local front-page news from new stake building in Tooele. to town for a stake conference. IN STOCK UP TO 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page Ground was reportedly broken Oct. 6, 1916 that occurred during the first for the structure in April 1965 J.J. Fredrickson of Vernon week of October. Flashback and the $530,000 building asked the Tooele County % Oct. 8 and 10, 1991 was completed after 543 days. Commission to designate Envirocare was slated to trespassing on private prop- Church members donated the road leading through the 50off receive a legislative audit after erty, damaging fences, killing 38,000 total hours of labor to Wright ranch near Vernon as a three Utah legislators and an cattle and damaging water- the project. county road. The commission- Sale begins Oct 7! independent survey accused sheds, said the landowners’ Oct. 7 and 10, 1941 ers decided to consult with the the low-activity radioactive spokesman. Citizens submitted a pre- road commissioner. disposal company of violating Oct. 4 and 7, 1966 sentation to the Tooele County During the same meet- state and federal environmen- A fire that likely started in Commission to redraw the ing, the county commission- tal regulations. the building’s basement com- school board districts to repre- ers appointed W.S. Marks as Private landowners in pletely destroyed the Delle sent the population better. At deputy county attorney for the Settlement Canyon asked the Cafe. An employee of a nearby the same time, the Tooele City unexpired term, to serve with- Tooele County Commission for service station said he sent Council selected nine people out pay. help in keeping recreationalists onlookers to drive to the near- to judge the city election on from vandalizing their land. est phone and report the blaze, Nov. 4. Jessica Henrie compiled this Recreationalists, many visiting but by the time fire crews Later that week, the Tooele report. 2947 NORTH 680 WEST • TOOELE from out of town, had been arrived the cafe was engulfed LDS Stake was preparing to Stansbury Park musican wins first place for original instrumental at music awards JESSICA HENRIE Thorpe submitted two origi- STAFF WRITER nal songs for the competition. A local artist was recently His award-winner, “Rocket,” recognized for his original was a memorable entry, ERDA FARMS music at an international com- Workman said. petition. “I don’t even have to look Supporting Your Local Farmers On Sept. 17, Brendan it up. I remember it right off Thorpe of Stansbury Park won the top of my head because it the Utah Music Award for best was so good,” he said. “There original instrumental song. was almost no contest. He The Utah Music Awards [Thorpe] was up against Jason started in 2014. It accepts sub- Lyle Black, who made the top missions from musicians from 100 Billboard chart, but man, around the world. A panel of that guy has some funk.” judges reviews all submissions “Rocket” is a jazz fusion and nominates a few to move piece featuring Thorpe on on in each award category, saxophone. It’s one of 10 songs then selects a winner, said on the musician’s first album, Warren Workman, award show “… Just Like I Said,” which COURTESY OF BRENDAN THORPE producer. was released earlier this year Brendan Thorpe of Stansbury Park recently won a Utah Music Award for his Wednesday & Saturday “The judges are people on Aug. 26. original jazz fusion song, “Rocket.” Thorpe has been playing the saxophone who hire musicians,” he said. Thorpe started playing saxo- for more than 30 years. “People who book them for phone when he was 9 or 10 shows, agencies that work [in years old. He joined the band High schools. posted on the YouTube chan- music] and film producers program at his elementary After graduating in the class nel for Utah Music Awards on that hire musicians. … Most school. A few years later, when of 1988, Thorpe studied music Sept. 20. of them are from L.A. because his family moved to Tooele theory and civil engineering at Two weeks later, Thorpe 801.688.1238 that’s where most of the busi- Valley, he joined the band at the University of Utah. During also remembered other musi- ness happens.” Tooele Junior High and Tooele the day, he works as a civil cians he met that night. engineer. But in his free time, “It was a neat thing,” he he’s creating music. said. “I got to get an idea of “I have a studio where I all the awesome talent that write, compose and record all exists in Utah and kind of get of my music,” Thorpe said. “It’s exposed to others that are also TOOELE COUNTY always been a focus in my life. interested and have a passion I’ve been writing music since for making music and have high school and even before goals to make it their main that.” focus in life. It was nice to rub The 2016 Utah Music shoulders with some of the Awards was the first competi- best people in the local Utah tion Thorpe has ever entered. music scene.” The contest is organized in a Although Thorpe is proud similar way to the Grammy of his new record album, SENIOR Awards, with backstage inter- one of his favorite things as views and a show on red car- a musician is to perform live. pet. He plays solo performances as Thorpe was excited to hear well as with several different “Rocket” had been nominated bands. for Best Instrumental Original, “I always write my music but he was surprised when his with the intent to perform it,” name was announced as the he said. “When I get opportu- category winner. nities to play live for fairs and EXPO “This is one of the songs just any event that I can, I love off that [new] album, so I’m to get out onstage and perform quite shocked,” he told the my music. That’s the main pas- Utah Music Awards in an inter- sion I have, to perform it live.” view right after the awards [email protected] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2016 ceremony. The interview was

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THURSDAY October 6, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OUT & ABOUT My wife and I have outgrown our TV’s capacity. But wait ...

hen I got married, I knew my wife was a die-hard politico. W Tavin Stucki I knew she had done some SPORTS EDITOR volunteer campaigning and has attended a presidential inauguration ceremony in Washington, D.C. vision really enough to quench Likewise, she knew my the demands for information calendar has mostly revolved about our two favorite news around sports. She knew we categories? wouldn’t ever get a date night Think about it. Why not on Fridays in the fall and I have more than one screen? would watch basketball every When it comes to space, night of the week during win- why not mount one flatscreen ter. TV on the wall and have a But on Tuesday night, I second right below, each con- think we learned a little better trolled by a separate remote? about how deeply the other Sound isn’t really a problem enjoys their interests. because who really wants to Our apartment only has listen to FP Santangelo, am I room for one television, and right? Even if I felt like I want- one screen was not enough ed to absorb the commentary, to watch both the National I could always turn on the League Wild Card Game and closed captioning subtitles. the Vice Presidential Debate at But why stop there? the same time. In college, I lived with a few There was no shouting other guys who love football or fighting — at least not as much or more than I do. between the two people pres- We had two massive plasma ent in the room — and luckily TVs next to each other with the baseball game went into another large-but-seemingly- extra innings. We found a tiny flatscreen off to the side. good system: baseball will be Any given Sunday we had on until the mid-inning com- three NFL games on those PHOTO ILLUSTRATION FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE mercial break, and the CNN screens, with the option to Sports Editor Tavin Stucki is considering the benefits of owning more than one television, much to the dismay of his wife Arie. Tavin likes to watch sports analysis panel would be on have a fourth on a laptop so while Arie prefers politics. until a commercial. we could all easily keep track In today’s world where of our fantasy football players. Now that I think about it, when it comes to the classic a few wall-mounting kits and Sports Editor Tavin Stucki electronic equipment is pro- It was a huge benefit during I’m not sure how I managed to news-or-sports question. And flatscreen TVs. has decided politics aren’t so duced at a relatively small March Madness as well. And in get any studying done or why I now that Arie and I have taken That is, as long as my bad after all. Send any com- cost, Tuesday’s issue raised a summer, it was easy to watch ever moved out. a liking to NBC’s new “This is wife doesn’t hate this idea as ments or suggestions on how to question or two about the cur- the NHL playoffs while some- Back at home, I think I us,” I see a lot of reasons to much as Mike Pence may hate maximize TV viewing potential rent technological setup in the one else had a movie or video could do a lot to help alleviate stop at Liddiard’s and spend defending his runningmate. to tstucki@tooeletranscript. Stucki household: Is one tele- game going. the decision-making process a couple thousand bucks on com. UTAH’S LARGEST SELECTION OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Crews from Rocky Mountain Power have replaced 27 power poles and 60,000 feet of transmission wire since a train damaged the utilities on Sunday. www.steadmans.net up energy source, but were Power never used, according to RMP continued from page A1 spokesman David Ekelsen. 916 N MAIN • TOOELE • 435.882.3565 Customers in Erda, Lake affected more than 4,000 cus- Point and Stansbury Park were tomers in Erda, Lake Point and encouraged to conserve elec- Stansbury Park. It also closed tricity and avoid using large schools in Stansbury Park appliances like dryers, washing while crews worked to replace machines and electric ranges the damaged equipment. to prevent rolling blackouts in RMP said all but 77 cus- those communities through tomers had power restored Wednesday. by Monday morning as Sick? Ekelsen said residents were crews worked to replace the successful in reducing their downed power poles along use and the power company Convenient hours. Open 7 days a week. Bates Canyon Road. By 3 p.m. thanked customers for their Monday, all but four customers efforts in a release Tuesday. had power restored via tempo- The Tooele County School No appointment needed. rary means. District closed Stansbury At Urgent Care at Stansbury Springs, we understand that injuries and illnesses don’t always occur at convenient The last four customers High School, Rose Spring without power included one Elementary and Stansbury times. That’s why we make it easier to get the care you need, when you need it, with evening and weekend hours resident, two businesses and Park Elementary on Monday and no appointment necessary. a local railroad facility. Power due to the outage. The district Some of the urgent care services we offer include treatment for: was restored to those by the also excused students living in end of Tuesday. The newly- the affected area that attend •Abrasions, cuts and burns • Cold, sore throat, fever and flu installed poles and transmis- other schools, according to the • Sprains, strains and broken bones • Asthma and allergies UrgentCareStansbury.com sion wire were activated district. around 4:25 p.m., fully restor- All of the schools were Beaman Way ing service to customers in reopened Tuesday. 36 Erda, Lake Point and Stansbury No cost estimates on the Park. total cost of removing and The temporary restoration reinstalling the power poles measures included redirecting and transmission lines have Center St. power from a different substa- been determined at this time, tion, while two large diesel according to Ekelsen. Stansbury Pkwy. generators provided a back- [email protected] 138

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 6, 2016 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Hickman Head is an adventure into wild heart of wilderness

n last week’s column, I mile or so to the south and described the first half some of the terrain was heav- Iof my ascent up a little- Jaromy Jessop ily forested. known but impressive peak in GUEST COLUMNIST I had come too far to fail the Stansbury Mountains. now. I pushed on and soon I call it Hickman Head, discovered another deserted and it’s a giant limestone camp at the edge of the burn knob perched on top of a would be too dangerous in in the half-light. It looked like high ridge between Vickory the dark. I was racing the whoever had been there just Mountain and Deseret Peak. sunset to top the ridge so I left before I arrived. The sight At 10,018 feet above sea could see the sun dip behind was creepy. I hollered toward level, it’s one of the highest the Cedar Mountains to the the tents and when I was sure peaks in the range and pos- west. I finally reached the no one was there, I passed by sibly one of the most difficult top of a forested finger that and hiked through the trees to climb. extended east off the main to a minor summit and then I started hiking at the new summit ridge when I made a west to the top of Hickman trailhead in Hickman Canyon startling discovery. Head, where I arrived at 8:14 at about 6 p.m. and was half- I found a camp up there p.m. way up the ridge an hour and in the pines where a fire What an incredible view. I several miles later. My hik- ring had been carefully put stood at the edge of the west- ing companions decided to together, platforms for tents facing cliffs and surveyed the head back down at this point, had been leveled and in the scene. It was totally silent in but after two prior failed trees were about 10 15-gallon the pale moonlight. There attempts, I was resolved to blue plastic barrels for water was no wind and when a coy- reach the summit, even in storage. I noticed a tin coffee ote bawled somewhere off in the dark. To me, darkness pot, hand saw and a bunch of the bottom of Dry Canyon, it is just another state of real- bottles full of water. was distinct. ity and even when visibility It looked to be a left- The summit cliffs seemed is decreased, I don’t always over camp from fire fight- much larger than what I was COURTESY OF JAROMY JESSOP allow fading light to end my expecting and were impres- ers who fought the Patch Hickman Head looks like a giant, rocky knob from the Deseret Peak area. explorations. Springs wildfire in 2013 sive. I felt a pang of regret By 7 p.m. shadows from that burned the west side that I had left my food in foothold and handhold in trickle where the cold for- climb the ridges it can be the Stansburys were creep- of the Stansburys. It must my truck and had nothing the moonlight and wasted an est air smelled good. As I treacherous. Make certain ing across Rush Valley and have required aviation to get but water on the summit. I hour crossing the ridgetop. emerged from a group of that you know the limits of it was getting darker in the these items up this high and surveyed the scene for a few Time wasted safely traversing trees, I spooked a group of your capabilities and take a pines. The ridge I was on was I thought it unfortunate they moments, appreciating the a ridgetop is not wasted time, mule deer. I then left the trail good map. Let someone know so steep it required careful were left behind in the wil- stars and mountain night, however. and descended a forested where you are going and consideration in some areas derness. and then turned my attention I finally found a connect- ravine that deposited me on when you intend to return. If to negotiate obstacles. Even I continued up to the ridge to the descent. ing ridge that was extremely the canyon road. at all possible, avoid hiking in this steep and rocky area, top, where I could see down There was no way I was steep but free of cliffs and I arrived back at the trail- alone. I noticed small, white, snail- into Skull Valley and across to going to tackle the steep obstructions. I descended this head at 11:20 p.m. I had For more information on like Cephalopod shells in the the Cedar Mountains where slope I ascended in the dark, ridge in the half-light with covered nearly eight miles this area, visit fs.usda.gov/ black soil and how the heavy the sun was disappearing in so I followed the summit no flashlight dropping 1,873 without a flashlight with an main/uwcnf/maps-pubs and weight of dozens of pine a spectacular orange finale. ridge north to find a good feet in about seven-tenths of elevation gain of 3,675 feet look at the Salt Lake Ranger cones caused a Douglas fir Elevation at the ridgetop was finger ridge to follow down a mile. I was happy when I from trailhead to summit. District Map that covers the branch to droop. I then heard 9,649 feet. It is a lonely feel- to the Stansbury Front Trail. I finally reached the base of This was an incredible adven- Stansbury Mountains. the click and smack of rocks ing when you have completed said a quick prayer for a safe the ridge and bushwhacked ture into the wild heart of the The Tooele County Trails falling on each other and two hours of brutal hiking descent, which is always a my way to the Stansbury Deseret Peak Wilderness Area website is a good resource noticed three mule deer on to reach a remote ridgetop good idea, and then headed Front Trail. The time was that I will never forget. I have as well. It can be viewed at the slope. as the sun is going down. As down. 10:20 p.m. I followed the accustomed myself to hik- www.tooelecountytrails.com. As I climbed, I knocked off luck would have it, a large, It seemed easy enough trail south, in and out of a ing in the dark over several Map: USGS 1:24,000 7.5 a rock and it fell hard against white, perfect full moon but the ridge I committed to few draws where I passed decades and unless you are min quad “Deseret Peak East” the rocks below, creating a was rising at the same time, turned out to be rocky with through some aspen woods, comfortable and competent Jessop grew up exploring bright orange spark. It made which eerily yet beautifully sharp exposure in some areas which were a pleasure in the doing so, I recommend you the mountains and deserts me wonder if animals knock- lit the landscape. I could now and an overgrown steep mess moonlight. The trees’ shad- plan your hikes when the sun of Utah and has traveled to ing off rocks ever start forest see Hickman Head summit, in others. I knocked off a ows seemingly painted the is up. all 50 states, U.S. Territories fires. I continued clawing my which is not visible from few rocks and they fell for a ground in the chilly stillness If you decide to visit this and a dozen foreign coun- way up the slope and realized the east until you reach the long time before I couldn’t of the mountain night. In area, take plenty of water. tries. He and his family live in that I was fully committed ridgetop. I was disappointed hear them tumble anymore. the black bottom of a draw Trail travel is easy and safe, Stansbury Park. now; to descend by this route to see that it was another half I precisely chose each step, the only sound was a stream but if you leave the trail and

Tooele Education FOUNDATION SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOLS Chalk Talk �������������������������������� By: Edward Dalton, Ed.D.

Christmas came early last year when the Tooele Education Foundation received a surprising gift from Stampin’ Up, one of the worlds largest and most innovative and creative materials companies. They create handmade cards, scrapbook cards and pages, craft projects, and home décor items. THS BAND The Stampin’ Up story is inspiring. Children need to learn what a good idea and some Students delivering boxes of Stampin’ Up supplies to schools COMPETES AT throughout Tooele County. hard work can do. In 1988, two sisters had a dream to enjoy and employees for their hard work. gifts and awards. We made express creativity. Stampin’ Up With that philosophy in mind, Christmas gifts for teachers INVITATIONAL ����������������������������� we tapped into our creative and delivered them to 26 that dream. At TEF, we believe genius. Peterson Industrial schools, the bus garage, to PHOTOS COURTESY OF MELANIE THOMAS every student is a genius - full Depot came to our rescue and lunch ladies, custodians and The Tooele High School marching of creativity. As teachers, we provided warehouse space – district employees and we made band took fifth place in the Wasatch need to help students express it. what we called the Treasure Valentine’s Day gifts for the Front Invitational in Herriman Oct. 1. We knew we had a “treasure Chest – a “store” for teachers teachers and employees of the There are 10 bands in the 2A division. chest” of resources that could where everything was free. school district and distributed be used to ignite creativity in The TATC loaned us their CDL them to show our appreciation. students. We discovered, they driver and semi-truck (they also We enjoyed working with the could also be used as incentives arranged for a trailer) and away school PTA leaders as they for teaching and learning and we went. It wasn’t long until used the materials for teacher serve as a way to express our 28 pallets of creative materials, appreciation days. gratitude to teachers and district special papers and kits of all By creatively using the kinds where on their way to materials we found many the lot and seven backyards said he bought the lot a year Tooele. Students from the instructional uses and also many Duplex border its south side. ago. Gilgen said he designed Several residents of Culross the duplex to look like a single- FFA, National Honor Society ways to honor and recognize continued from page A1 Circle, the homes that have family house and he planned and many volunteers were on excellence throughout the is currently zoned R-1-10, backyards abutting the pro- to live in it. hand to unload the semi into the school district. which allows for duplexes as posed duplex property, said One of his neighbors, Vic warehouse. And now, we are exhausted a conditional use, the planned they were concerned about Hoffman, offered another plan With those materials, we and excited. We want to do it unit development agreement having a neighbor’s front door for the property. He distributed collaborated with the reading/ all over again. Now that we’ve for the development, Country only 20 feet from their back- an illustration of a dog park for literacy coaches in schools had a year to practice, who Crossing PUD, precludes yard. the lot. and distributed more than knows what our creativity may duplexes. “We should not be made to Hoffman suggested that the 3,000 journals for creative bring. “This is governed by a PUD,” live like sardines,” said DeLene Stansbury Service Agency buy journaling projects. We gave For now, we are ringing the Caldwell said. “This agreement Oliveras. the property from Gilgen and thank you gifts to employees bell for Stampin’ Up. has not expired.” Morgen Olsen said she paid build the dog park. around the district for their Even if the PUD had expired, more money for her lot on “There’s been a lot of talk good work. We held “open regular zoning laws and fire Culross Circle because it was about the need for a dog park,” houses” at the warehouse and Tooele Education Foundation codes would not allow the adjacent to what she was told Hoffman said. “And a dog park invited teachers to “shop” in our duplex to be built on this lot, would be open space forever. would fulfill the promise of according to Caldwell. “We did research,” Olsen open space.” Gifts for teachers, one of many “free” store. We assembled gift @TEFbellringer The proposed duplex lot said. “The county told us that uses of Stampin’ Up supplies. baskets for special purposes, After the vote, the Stansbury is only 60-feet wide. It faces because of the irregular shape residents at the meeting Brienne Way. The lot runs 420 of the lot nothing could ever be appeared pleased and relieved. feet to the east and ends at a built on it.” “It was great,” said Olsen. home’s backyard. A church The owner of the lot, Robert “Really felt like they heard us.” www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org parking lot sits to the north of Gilgen, a Stansbury resident, [email protected] THURSDAY October 6, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

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Dr. Daynes is an orthopedic surgeon. He Orthopedic Sports Medicine. Dr. Daynes

completed his orthopedic training and residency believes that the body, and particularly the

in Detroit, Michigan during which he received musculoskeletal system, has an unprecedented

training in trauma, sports medicine, and joint ability to heal. Dr. Daynes and his wife have

replacement surgery. He completed a fellowship four children. They live in Stansbury Park. In

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William (Bill) Daly child of William M. Hurst and During the summer of 1937, After the Army, Bill contin- ful recipient of Rotary’s Paul Katie May Daly. He was raised he worked for the U.S. Forest ued his work with the Forest Harris Fellow award, the Jim Hurst in Panguitch, Utah, and gradu- Service as an administra- Service for 39 years, serving in Bridger Award for conserva- ated as student body president tive guard in the Stansbury posts in Ogden, Manila, Logan tion achievement and Lifetime William (Bill) Daly Hurst and co-valedictorian of his Mountains near Grantsville, and Vernal, Utah; Washington Achievement Award from Utah passed away on Sept. 29, class at Garfield County High Utah. After graduation, he took D.C.; and Albuquerque, New State University, as well as 2016, just six days shy of his School in 1934. He attended a permanent assignment with Mexico. He retired in May the 2004 Frederic G. Renner 101st birthday, at Legacy Utah State Agricultural College the Forest Service in the same 1976 as the Regional Forester Award from the Society of House in South Jordan, Utah. and graduated with a Bachelor location, becoming a third-gen- of the Southwest Region in Range Management. He trav- Bill was born Oct. 5, 1915, of Science in forestry and eration forester in Utah, after Albuquerque. After his retire- eled extensively throughout in Parowan, Utah, the oldest range management in 1938. his father and grandfather. In ment, he remained active in his life within the U.S., Canada Grantsville, he met his sweet- environmental and conserva- and Mexico, in addition to heart, Emma (Dolly) Johanson. tion issues for the U.S. Forest China, Panama, Russia and the They were engaged in 1940 Service, including the preser- U.K., but he was happiest rid- NEED CASH NOW? and married March 19, 1941. vation of the Kaibab squirrel ing his horse or mule through We Want to Make The marriage was solemnized through the creation of the the wilderness areas of New You a Loan! in the Salt Lake City Temple Friends of the Kaibab Squirrel Mexico and Utah. Bill is pre- of The Church of Jesus Christ organization. Bill continued to ceded in death by wife, Dolly, at 10 a.m. at Tate Mortuary in $ $ of Latter-day Saints in August live in Albuquerque from his and sister and brother-in-law, Tooele, Utah, with interment 100- 3,000 TODAY! 1954. Bill and Dolly were mar- retirement until 2007, provid- Margaret and Ralph Tingey. following at Grantsville City Noble Finance ried for 41 years, until her ing idyllic summers for his He is survived by his sister and Cemetery. No viewing will be 435-843-1255 passing in March 1982, and grandchildren, full of swim- brother-in-law, Katherine and held, per Bill’s request. The together they were the devoted ming and horseback riding, Vernon Barney of Panguitch, family would like to thank the parents of five children. Bill at his home in Bosque Farms. Utah; his five children and staff of the Cottages at Legacy married Elizabeth Colbert in Bill was a charter member and their spouses, Bill (Sandy) House and IHC Hospice for ATTENTION 1985; though they were later past president of the Society Hurst of Bend, Oregon; their loving care during the divorced, she remained a life- for Range Management. He Kathleen (Dean) Hughes of last years and days of Bill’s GEOLOGY ENTHUSIASTS long friend. Bill served in the was also a member of the Lions Midway, Utah; Linda (Bryant) life. In lieu of flowers, memo- U.S. Army during World War Club, Rotary, the Society of Nelson of Waco, Texas; Helen rial donations can be made to GENEVIEVE ATWOOD, PHD II, training for the invasion of American Foresters and the (Tom) McKay of Edmond, your local Meals on Wheels, FORMER STATE GEOLOGIST Japan and then spending one Wilderness Trail Riders of Oklahoma; and Carl (Gaye) with which Bill was actively year in Japan as part of the Prineville, Oregon. He was Hurst of South Jordan, Utah; affiliated during his retirement is teaching a series of occupation forces in 1946. He active in Scouting and was 19 grandchildren, 34 great- years, Macular Degeneration continued his service in the awarded the Silver Beaver grandchildren and many nieces Research, or the National GEOLOGY CLASSES U.S. Army Reserves, obtaining Award for distinguished ser- and nephews. Services will be Museum of Forest Service highlighting TOOELE COUNTY the rank of first lieutenant. vice. Bill was also the grate- held on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016, History. CLASSES START OCTOBER 6 Kenneth Gary fact that traumatic accidents endlessly because he loved to 5PM - 7:15PM occurred at a much higher know that people were smil- Shields than normal rate whenever ing as a result of his efforts. In FOR MORE INFORMATION ... Gary was around. Or maybe 2005, Lynda was diagnosed www.earthscienceeducation.org Gary Shields was born on “his victims” were simply will- with cancer. Gary devoted him- ���������� ��������� April 5, 1937, to Kenneth and ing to put up with bruises and self to his wife’s care full-time. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Ethel Shields and was raised broken bones because of the It was a long road. Eight years ��������� Geology and a Tectonics and the Past in Tooele, Utah. He passed adventure that Gary always later, after many more happy Sense of Place ���� ��� SCRUNCH!! � ����������������������������� �� �� ������������ away Oct. 3, 2016, at age 79. seemed to attract. He criss- memories had been made as a ������������������������������������������������������������������� Tectonics and the Present Landforms and At the age of six he contracted crossed the western U.S. by family, Lynda lost her battle. In EXTENSION!! ��� ��� Heritage polio. He was fascinated by dirt bike, set foot on every con- the three years since, Gary did ����������������������� ��� ��� ������������������ ����������� the doctors who saved his tinent, sailed hundreds of bod- his best to resume normal life, life and eventually became a ies of water, hiked many moun- but her passing left a void he Minerals and Fossils ��������� ������������������ ��� ��� ���� doctor himself. He served a tains, SCUBA dived around the could never refill. He donated ��� ��� � ������������������� mission for the LDS Church in world, explored virtually every his body to the University of Cemeteries for Water and Louisiana. He was a member of canyon and crevasse in Lake Utah Medical School. He left Halloween� ��� ��� Tooele’s Geology � � ��������� ��� ��������������������������������������������� the University of Utah Medical Powell and skied thousands of his home for the final time ���������������� � School’s very first graduating it was a human body, an auto- slopes (but particularly those wearing the same stethoscope � class. While in school, he met mobile engine, a garden or of Alta which he discovered he’d used for so many years. Lynda Terry. After a double anything else. It wasn’t suf- in his teens and where he was And now, like Lynda before date Gary’s cousin told him, ficient to merely understand still skiing at the rate of 50- him, Gary is off to visit the “You’d be a fool not to marry any of these things, he wanted plus days a year as recently as universe. We can only hope that one.” Gary was no fool, to know how they were put last season). He also conducted that the universe is prepared AR D so the couple was wed on together. He did this by taking the Utah Symphony twice. In (but if he breaks anything, OLL AY July 5, 1962. They had four stuff apart and reassembling addition, Gary became legend- rest assured that he’ll fix it). D S children. During the Vietnam it (sometimes in what he con- ary with the neighborhood Gary is survived by his three War, Gary was drafted into sidered to be a better way). kids for building an ice rink siblings Bob (Marilyn), Dianne the Navy and served as a He wasn’t really into aesthet- season after season. To call it a (Joe) Ajax and Sally (Ray) medical officer in Nevada. ics, but he loved functionality. labor of love is to vastly under- Pyne; his four children, Dave, Gary joined Anesthesiology For this reason it was easy to state the amount of labor that Debbie (Steve) Horton, Ken Associates of Salt Lake where recognize many of the projects was involved. On the coldest (Jennifer) and Candi (Juan) he ultimately became chief of that Gary touched. His repairs nights, when the city slept the Arce-Larreta; 11 grandchildren anesthesia at LDS Hospital. He almost always involved a soundest, Gary could be found and two great-grandchildren. later transferred to Alta View combination of rubber bands dragging a hose around his He is preceded in death by his Hospital. He also took several cut from inner tubes, surgical backyard, spraying layer upon parents and his wife. In lieu of opportunities to volunteer for drapes, paper clips, bailing layer of ice in preparation for flowers please commit a self- Operation Smile. He had a wire and duct tape. On numer- the hockey game that was cer- less act. A celebration of Gary’s lifelong fascination with the ous occasions he stitched tain to erupt the next evening. life will be held at his home It’s that time of the year again! way things worked, whether up friends and family under And as with so many other on Saturday, Oct. 29 from THIS AWESOME DEAL INCLUDES: makeshift conditions in exotic things in his life, he did not do 1-3 p.m. Info and updates at environments. The majority this work because he loved to LyndaShields.com. • 18 holes DEATH NOTICE of these impromptu patients skate. He seldom laced on his • Cart never seemed to clue into the own pair of skates. He worked • Warm-up $ Bucket of Kenneth Sheets Range Balls Kenneth Sheets passed 20 away at his home on Oct. 4, Must book your tee time online: 2016. Services are Friday, Oct. ing property when it’s low or a slinky affect, would force 14, 2016. A full obituary will School Board instead of waiting to buy land the school board to make more appear in Tuesday’s Transcript continued from page A3 and build at the same time, is expensive decisions later as we www.thehillsgolf.com Bulletin. For further informa- thrifty minded. Land and home try and keep up with growth. tion contact Tate Mortuary prices are definitely on the rise. This slinky affect would overall 1255 East Vine • Tooele • 435.882.4220 435-882-0676. cost. Plus, if the actual growth rate cost the taxpayers more money 4. The school district pur- changes where we don’t need in future time. In the spirit chased property in Overlake the land, then we can sell the of being thrifty and being a for a future high school and land at a much higher price, good steward of these funds, in Stansbury Park for a future thus minimizing our tax bur- maintaining a constant income junior high school. Should the den a little. equal to the growth in schools school district continue in this 5. Should the school board is the best choice. direction? Do you have any continue to keep the tax rate 6. If you found an old bottle recommendations to tweak or flat even when the certified out in the West Desert and update the facilities plan? rate drops? when you opened it the great Bryan: The adage “if you Bryan: Taxes are a difficult and powerful school genie fail to plan, you plan to fail” is reality. We all wish we did not popped out and offered to absolutely true when it comes have to pay them; however, grant you one wish for Tooele to schools. I’m proud of my role the reality is that we must County schools, what would in helping the district develop have them to fund our schools. your wish be and why? our 10-year master plan. This Keeping a constant tax rate Bryan: I would wish for an road map for the future helps has allowed the district to unlimited revenue source for us be purposeful in our deci- gain tax revenue from the new our schools that would allow sions and be prudent with growth. This is how we are us to eliminate local property taxpayers’ dollars. We must able to help pay for the new tax and to do marvelous things continue to update this plan, students brought into our dis- at no expense to our com- adjusting as needed, updating trict through the new growth. munity. This endless source trends and being watchful of As part of the 10-year master of revenue would allow our our current situations. This is plan, we identified the strategy teachers to receive appropriate a living document, which is of holding a constant tax rate. compensation for the time and providing a road map into the Our students, teachers and effort they put in, recogniz- future. Purchasing the property community all benefit from this ing them for the great work for the future high school and strategy as we use tax revenue they do. This genie would let junior high school was a great from the new growth to help us update and modernize all move and is consistent with generate additional funds for of our school buildings, which our master plan. We were able our schools. I will continue to today, while adequate, could to secure the property today at advocate for additional state be improved. Without worrying a much lower cost than it will funds to help our local schools. about tax impacts, we could be in a few years. In addition, Property tax equalization place appropriate computer we were able to find property proposed by the state has the resources in the hands of our exactly where needed. In a few potential of greatly helping teachers, allowing 1:1 devices years large sections of land will Tooele schools and reducing for every student, an idea our be more difficult to find. our tax burden. current funds cannot cover. Ellis: Yes, I think the school Ellis: The growth, in most New textbooks would be pur- district should continue in this of our schools, is considered chased and class sizes would direction. The report shows a constant, which is why the shrink as we would now have new trend where more people previous school board adopted unlimited funds. One final are moving into Tooele that a plan to match our growth thing: With unlimited funds, have older kids. Babies being to the same amount we bring we would have the finest sports born is now equal to people in through taxes. If the school programs and facilities found moving in with older kids. The board decided to change that in the country. growth is such we are reaching plan and follow the certified Ellis: Answer: Personal the maximum load on junior tax rate, then “yes,” we could attention to every student and high schools. Planning in give some tax break for a short need! advance like this, where buy- time. But that gap in funds, [email protected] A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 7:32 a.m. 7:01 p.m. Saturday 7:33 a.m. 6:59 p.m. Sunday 7:34 a.m. 6:58 p.m. Monday 7:35 a.m. 6:56 p.m. Tuesday 7:36 a.m. 6:55 p.m. Wednesday 7:37 a.m. 6:53 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:38 a.m. 6:52 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 1:25 p.m. 11:31 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 2:14 p.m. none Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 3:00 p.m. 12:22 a.m. Monday 3:43 p.m. 1:18 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 4:23 p.m. 2:18 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Oct. 5. More sunshine than Brilliant sunshine and Partly sunny and Wednesday 5:02 p.m. 3:22 a.m. Mostly sunny Plenty of clouds Clouds and sunshine Cloudy Temperatures Thursday 5:39 p.m. 4:30 a.m. clouds pleasant pleasant High/Low past week 80/37 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 72/47 66 40 71 41 73 49 75 54 74 54 70 50 69 50 Average temp past week 60.0 Normal average temp past week 59.3 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 30 Shown is Friday’s weather. Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 lows.

UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 63/28 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 63/38 Knolls Clive Lake Point 59/28 63/38 64/39 66/42 Ogden Stansbury Park 65/41 Erda 67/43 Vernal Grantsville 67/42 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 58/32 67/41 55/34 Tooele 68/43 Bauer 66/40 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 65/40 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 66/40 61/30 65/37 Stockton Pollen Index Price 65/38 60/36 High Nephi Rush Valley 66/32 64/34 Ophir Moderate 59/35 Low Delta Manti Absent 66/39 66/35 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 69/35 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 65/38 69/32 Moab 61/38 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 71/41 Beaver 67/38 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 68/34 Ibapah 63/35 24-hour 65/29 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.93 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 69/33 65/40 at Grantsville 1.41 none 82/52 Kanab 70/39 Eureka 59/32 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4189.13

cil meetings. And like the five- Tooele County Voters member council form, the city continued from page A1 council, with the approval of Proposed Incorporations the mayor or by unanimous incorporation proponents were vote of the city council, can StansburyPark Proposed Incorporation first to submit their petition to take the administrative duties Tooele County. LakePoint Proposed Incorporation away from the mayor and give If only one community votes them to either the city council to incorporate, the land will or a hired administrator. become part of the municipal- In the five- and seven-mem- ity, according to Tooele County ber councils and mayor forms Clerk/Auditor Marilyn Gillette. of government, the city council According to state code and mayor are each separate, that outlines the process and independent and equal branch- sequence of steps for incor- es of government. poration, voters who vote for The council elects one of incorporation will also vote for their members to chair the one of four forms of munici- council. The mayor may veto pal government that have ordinances, tax levies or appro- been approved by the state priations. Any vetoes are sub- Legislature. ject to an override vote by the LLAKEAKE POINTPOINT Those forms of government city council. are: a five-member council, The city council may not a six-member council, a five- interfere in any way with an member council and mayor, executive officer’s performance and a seven-member council of their duties. Neither can the and mayor. council give orders to a subor- The five-member council dinate of the mayor. form of government is led by a The only difference between five-member council, with the the five- and seven-member mayor being one of the council council and mayor forms of members. government is the number of The mayor, along with being council members. the chief executive officer, is In all four forms of govern- a regular voting member of ment the city council, as the the city council. He also is the legislative body, determines chairman of the city council and presides at all council appropriations, including the meetings. salary for elected officials. As the chief executive officer Along with determining the of the city, the mayor oversees form of government, voters the departments of the city, or in Lake Point and Stansbury with the approval of the city will decide if their council council, the mayor may assign members will be elected by a members of the city council to geographical district or elected administer some city depart- at-large by all voters in their ments. city. The city council, with the If voters decide to have approval of the mayor or by their council members elected unanimous vote of the city by district, the incorporation STANSBURYSTANSBURY PARKPARK council, can take the admin- sponsors will draw up bound- istrative duties away from the aries for the districts, accord- mayor and give them to either ing to state code. the city council or a hired The county clerk acts as the administrator. election officer for the initial The six-member council election for the new municipal- form of government is simi- ity. lar to the five-member form, State law directs that the except that the mayor, with a initial election should be held few rare exceptions, only votes during the earliest possible to break a tie during council regular general or municipal meetings. election. The mayor chairs city coun- [email protected]

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Weinholtz, Herbert disagree on tax increase for education

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) was put forward by Education 2014, the most recent year kill the goose that’s laying the increase is a needed trade-off. since August 2009, is con- — Democratic candidate for First, a group of business available. More than 27 states golden egg,” Herbert said. Last year, he approved sidered a heavy favorite to governor Mike Weinholtz said executives that want to see the and the District of Columbia He said the state’s low taxes, increases to Utah’s gasoline tax win the election as the GOP Tuesday that he supports rais- issue put on the ballot before spent more than $10,000 per including its flat 5 percent and property tax, expected to candidate in a state that hasn’t ing Utah’s income tax slightly voters. student. income tax rate, helps Utah generate about $150 million picked a Democrat governor in to create more money for Weinholtz said Utah’s edu- Herbert, who also spoke at attract businesses from places combined for transportation three decades. education, a move Republican cation is “chronically under- Tuesday’s candidate event, said like California where income and schools. If he wins, he would have Gov. Gary Herbert doesn’t sup- funded” and it leads to teacher he disagrees with proposed tax taxes are as high as 13.3 per- When he first took office, served as governor for about port. turnover and shortages and increase because it could hurt cent. Herbert said Utah also Herbert said he would oppose 11 1/2 years by the time he Weinholtz, speaking at teachers paying out-of-pocket the economy and lead to job faces competition from two any new tax increases but would leave office in January a candidate event at the for classroom supplies. losses. neighboring states, Nevada months into the job in early 2021, becoming one of the University of Utah on Tuesday, He pointed to Utah having The governor said a better and Wyoming, which don’t tax 2010, he found himself allow- state’s longest serving gover- said he supports a proposal to the lowest per-pupil K-12 edu- way to find more money for income. ing a tobacco tax increase to nors. raise Utah’s income tax by 7/8 cation funding in the country, education is to grow the state’s Speaking to reporters after- become law without his sig- Weinholtz is a wealthy for- of one percent, which would spending about $6,500 per economy and keep it business ward, Herbert would not swear nature after legislators made mer CEO of a medical staffing generate about $500 million student, according to U.S. friendly. off tax increases entirely, deep cuts to public education. company who is making his extra per year. The proposal Census Bureau data from “You don’t want to, in fact, saying that sometimes, a tax Herbert, has been in office first run for public office. A10 HOMETOWN

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PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE 2016 TOOELE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL GOLF

he 2016 high school boys golf season came to a close at the state Ttournament Thursday, wrapping up a successful season for Tooele County’s top young golfers. Tooele’s Bridger Holmes finished sec- ond in Region 10, the top Tooele County golfer by 37 strokes. That helped the Buffaloes finish third in the region behind Park City and Union. Holmes’ low score of 68 came at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. Parker Buys led Stansbury to a fourth- place finish in region with the 11th-best individual score. Buys’ best score was a 77 in Park City. Grantsville finished fifth in the region. Brock May was the Cowboys’ top golfer, finishing 29th among all Region 10 golf- ers. His best score was an 83 at Soldier Hollow.

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Grantsville’s Robby McNeill (top) follows through on a putt. Tooele’s Bridger Holmes (top right) tries to get a good read on the green. Grantsville’s Brock May (left) watches his ball roll toward the hole. Tooele’s Dalton Harris (above) gets ready for a short putt. HOMETOWN A11

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Stansbury’s Garrett Lindsey (top left) leans on his putter. Tooele’s Now Open Brendan Turner (top right) follows through on a shot from the rough. Tooele’s Peyton Thevenot (above right) putts. Grantsville’s Pankratz Brock May (left) watches his ball go in the hole. PATCH Open Monday thru Friday 2pm-7:30pm Saturday 10:30am-7:30pm or by appointment Closed Sunday Accepting Credit Cards

Stansbury’s Logan Warr (above) tees off, sending the ball down the fairway. Tooele’s Devon Finlayson (right) watches as his ball rolls across the green.

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SPORTS WRAP HS 3A soccer scores Stallions stun PC in final minute Cedar 2, Pine View 1 Desert Hills 3, Snow Canyon 0 Landward’s SHS SOCCER Dixie 4, Hurricane 0 Stansbury 2, Park City 1 penalty kick FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Tooele 5, Union 0 Stansbury sophomore Mackenzie Juan Diego 5, Bear River 2 Landward (22) gets past Park City lifts Stallions keeper Hannah Pimentel only to Logan 4, Ben Lomond 0 shoot wide. Landward redeemed Ridgeline 4, Morgan 0 herself at the end of the game North Sanpete 3, Juab 1 to 2-1 victory by making a penalty kick in last Richfield 0, Carbon 0 minutes to put the Stallions DARREN VAUGHAN ahead 2-1. Landward scored both HS 3A volleyball scores COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR of Stansbury’s goals in Tuesday’s Desert Hills def. Dixie Stansbury sophomore home match. 25-20, 25-16, 23-25, 25-18 Mackenzie Landward found Pine View def. Hurricane herself in a pressure-packed Landward’s turn to step up 25-22, 25-17, 25-18 situation in the final minute with the game — and a shot Snow Canyon def. Cedar of the Stallions’ match against at the Region 10 title — on 25-15, 25-21, 14-25, 25-12 Park City on Tuesday. the line. Park City def. Grantsville Despite being an under- “It kind of trickles down 25-22, 25-16, 19-25, 25-13 classman, Landward was as from the confidence the cool and collected as could be, seniors have in [Landward],” Stansbury def. Tooele converting a penalty kick in Stansbury coach Jeremy 25-10, 25-19, 25-22 the 79th minute to break a 1-1 Alverson said. “Sometimes, a Bear River def. Ben Lomond tie and give the Stallions a 2-1 senior would feel like, ‘hey, 25-10, 25-9, 25-17 victory, creating a tie atop the I deserve to go up and take Juan Diego def. Ridgeline Region 10 standings with one this.’ For Mackenzie to know 25-11, 25-17, 25-23 match left on the schedule. that all the girls have confi- Morgan def. Logan “It’s amazing — this was dence in her — you step up, 25-15, 25-9, 25-19 the biggest relief,” Landward last two minutes and a PK Canyon View def. Carbon said. “We’ve wanted to beat most likely wins it. I’m so 25-22, 22-25, 21-25, [Park City] for a long time, so proud of her confidence.” 25-19, 17-15 this is a huge weight off our Landward bounced back North Sanpete def. Juab shoulders.” from an early misfire to score 25-23, 25-23, 26-24 Stansbury (10-4-1) earned both of the Stallions’ goals on State HS 1A baseball the penalty kick when Kendall Tuesday. She got a breakaway tournament, quarterfinals Bell brought the ball inside in the 55th minute and got post, keeping the game score- mate Sammy Howa for her shot into the top-left corner of Byrce Valley 4, St. Joseph 3 the 18-yard box and a Park around Park City goalkeeper less with 25 minutes left in 21st goal of the season and the net after a crossing pass Panguitch 21, Tintic 1 City defender stepped on Hannah Pimentel, giving her regulation. a 1-0 Stansbury lead. The from Cali Keizer just 45 sec- her heel in an attempt to an empty net to shoot at. Landward redeemed herself Stallions’ lead was short-lived, onds later. Piute 22, take the ball away. After Bell However, Landward’s shot six minutes later, converting as Park City freshman Lauren Intermountain Christian 1 limped off the field, it was sailed just wide of the left on a through ball from team- Hoglin delivered a perfect SEE STANSBURY PAGE B8 ➤ Valley 5, Tabiona 1 Junior Stallions basketball Basketball season is just around the corner — Do not miss out on Junior Stallions Stallions sweep Buffaloes in quick sets basketball. Junior Stallions bas- ketball offers eight Saturday skill-building sessions with high school coaches and players, a Stansbury starting to win region matches in supposed ‘rebuilding’ season competitive league and a guar- anteed eight games per partici- TAVIN STUCKI pant. Each player will receive SPORTS EDITOR a jersey or T-shirt along with a It didn’t take long for the Stallion basketball. For registra- Stallions to strike back at tion, please visit juniorstallions- Tooele in this year’s county basketball.com. The program is rivalry volleyball series. scheduled to begin Nov. 12 for children in grades K-8. The cost is $60 for the skill sessions, SHS VOLLEYBALL $60 for the competitive league or $100 for both. Email any questions to jrstallionsbasketb THS VOLLEYBALL [email protected]. Utah Motorsports Campus Stansbury swept the The next events scheduled Buffaloes 25-10, 25-19, 25-22 at Utah Motorsports Campus at home on Tuesday, avenging are the 12th round of the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO a Tooele sweep in the county Utah Kart Championship and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Tooele sophomore setter Sadee seat on Sept. 15. the NASA Utah Tesduro, both Simmons (12, above) passes a ball “I think the girls are just get- Stansbury’s Sami Oblad (5, above) scheduled for Oct. 8-9. The jumps for a serve during the 3-0 win in Tuesday’s match. ting used to it. You can feel the final event on the schedule chemistry out on the court,” over Tooele. Oblad served six aces in the match. is the 13th round of the Utah Stallions head coach Erika the floor from outside to make Kart Championship on Oct. 22. Smith said. “I’m really proud of it 24-10 and richocheting a Tooele baseball them. They adjusted really well The Stallions didn’t show hit out of bounds off a Sadee and each person did their job.” much of the inexperience that Simmons block to make it 1-0 Tooele High School baseball Tooele scraped together has plagued them all season, Stansbury. coach Nolan Stouder is sched- uled to hold a meeting for a comeback in the third set, filling Tuesday’s rotation Fellow junior Sami Oblad anyone interested in playing turning a 19-11 deficit into a almost exclusively with juniors tied Hoffmann’s seven kills and baseball at Tooele High School tie game at 19-all and again and sophomores. Junior out- had no errors on 16 swings next year at 6 p.m. on Oct. 10 at 21-all, but a kill from out- side hitter Cassidie Hoffmann for a .438 hitting percentage. in the high school’s common side by Stansbury freshman had a team-high seven kills, One of those kills came in the area. Mckenzie Brady and a hit- the first coming as the first middle through a three-up ting error by Tooele’s Rayah point in the first set on a roll block to make it 6-2 Stallions Jr. Cowboy volleyball Nielson ended the late heroics. shot to make it a 4-1 deficit. in the third set. Grantsville Jr. Cowboy League “I think most of it was our “This game we weren’t so Tooele looked like it might began Monday at Grantsville attitude and mentality. We nervous,” Hoffmann said of the go on to win the second set as High School. Practices will be just didn’t come in ready to difference between Tuesday’s junior middle blocker Brookln held at GHS on Mondays from play,” Tooele head coach Kristi match and the Sept. 15 game. Lewis earned a kill and Nielson 5:30-6:45 p.m. on Sept. 12, Brown said. “They came in “We just came out with confi- mixed outside power with a 26, Oct. 3 and Oct 10. Games overly nervous, anxious. The dence.” left-handed tip to win back-to- will be held Wednesdays, minute that we make an error, Hoffmann also took the final FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO it was very cautious play.” two swings of that set, finding SEE REBUILD PAGE B8 ➤ Tooele’s Kati Shields (4, above) and Stansbury’s Mckenzie Brady (51) joust at SEE WRAP PAGE B8 ➤ the net during Tuesday’s straight-sets home win for the Stallions. Stansbury beats Ridgeline to claim rightful region throne and title

STAFF REPORT up: vs. Logan. defense is the only thing keep- Stansbury held on to an 2 Tooele 6-1 ing the Scots this far down the exciting 30-24 win on the road No change — The only real list. Well, that and losses to at Ridgeline this week, silenc- test Tooele has left before both Bear River and Park City. ing the naysayers once and for state is to ensure a home play- Next up: vs. Judge. all about which region team off game with a win over the 7 Logan 1-6 is the best — unless some- Bears. Next up: at Bear River. No change — Logan is thing really weird happens 3 Ridgeline 4-3 guaranteed to never drop on like a monumental upset to No change — Ridgeline was this list, but only because they Logan. Tooele and Grantsville dealt the short end of the stick already beat Judge Memorial. proved they can play with the when they were put into the Can Logan pull a miracle off best teams in their respective same region as Stansbury and against Stansbury? Next up: at regions too, the Buffs by drop- Tooele. Next up: at Park City. Stansbury. ping 67 points on Ben Lomond 4 Bear River 5-2 8 Judge 0-7 and the Cowboys by getting No change — It’s not often No change — The Bulldogs oh-so-close to forcing overtime Bear River gets the better of are the new Dinos? You be at defending state champion Logan, and we’re not sure the the judge of that [that was an Juan Diego. last time the Bears managed to awful joke, we’re sorry]. Next And while we don’t expect a win as big as last week’s 42-14 up: at Ben Lomond. lot of further jumbling in these beat-down. Can the Bears play 3A North rankings as the season winds spoiler to Tooele? Next up: vs. 1 Morgan 5-2 down, we’re sure rooting for Tooele. No change — We see a some good things to happen in 5 Park City 4-3 couple trap games on the the 3AA and 3A state tourna- Up one — We haven’t been schedule in the coming weeks, ments at the end of the year. able to figure out Park City at least after bringing about a Here are this week’s rank- either, so maybe it just comes second extinction. Next up: at ings: down to matchups against Carbon. 3AA North slower secondaries for the 2 Juan Diego 3-3 1 Stansbury 6-1 Miners to pick up wins? Next No change — Juan Diego MARK BELL/TTB PHOTO No change — Stansbury up: vs. Ben Lomond. and Morgan aren’t that much Stansbury junior running back McCoy Diderickson gets to the edge around Ridgeline defensive back Payton has pretty-well run the region 6 Ben Lomond 4-3 Thomas (2) during the 30-24 win in Millville, Utah, on Friday. The win cleared the way for Stansbury to win the out- table. All hail the kings. Next Down one — Ben Lomond’s SEE RANKINGS PAGE B8 ➤ right region championship so long as no upsets happen throughout the rest of the schedule. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 6, 2016

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’m confident that the read- side of the road. In addition, ers of this article have a five smaller distribution poles higher interest in, or are were ruined as well. I Jay Cooper practicing “the hands-on” life That there wasn’t loss of CORRESPONDENT at a higher percentage than life, human or animal, is the general population. This remarkable. You see, not only isn’t an indictment or negative did those massive objects comment, I’m simply putting usual outage. Something big crash down along the north light on the tendency of those had to be going on — and side of the road, but so did who have a strong interest in it was. It quickly became all the cables attached to ornamental and edible gar- apparent that we were in the them, as well as the insulating dening to do a lot of things epicenter of whatever had hardware. There was tons of for themselves. After all, it’s happened. material literally falling from tough to garden in isolation The metaphors of “perfect the sky — in one connected without any related interests. storm,” “trifecta” or “one-in- jumble. The damage to prop- Simply being able to plant a-million chance” all fail in erty tended to be fences and beds, trees, or shrubs takes comparison to what trans- trees. One of the team mem- PHOTO COURTESY OF JAY COOPER a level of preparation of pired. Three things lined up bers from the utility company Monday’s sunrise revealed scenes like this along east Bates Canyon Road. planting sites, as well hav- perfectly, leading to a very told me that if the transmis- ing some tools to do so. poor outcome. To begin with, sion lines had fallen to the Associated implements tend the winds were especially south, there would have been to be acquired, along with intense and channeled along even more damage because the skills to effectively and the bench just east of our of collisions with other main enjoyably use an assortment home — also where the rail- power cables. In his words, of pruning, mowing, fertiliz- road tracks are located. At the “We would have been here for ing and watering devices. So, same place, main transmission weeks.” we gardeners tend to lean on lines leading to the substation For such a devastation, the our own resourcefulness and on Bates Canyon Road cross speed at which power was efforts first when needed, and the railroad tracks high over- restored is remarkable and a I found out that is especially a head. As it turned out, a com- testament to a collective and good trait. ponent of the span over the heartfelt effort of the power Over the last few days, track failed in the wind and company, their subcontrac- we had trying circumstances dropped across the railway. tors, fire and law-enforce- occur. That big power out- Now, two unfavorable cir- ment agencies, preparedness age you heard about that was cumstances had happened, groups, and plain outright reported on the front page but the third was about to community-minded indi- of Tuesday’s edition of the unfold. About that time, a viduals. The original outage Transcript Bulletin? We are a freight train came through affected about 4,030 loca- part of that. Perhaps you were and encountered the downed tions. The vast majority of too, directly or indirectly. If power line. When you see those had their power restored PHOTO COURTESY OF JAY COOPER you live in Lake Point, in the those wires from the ground, by the following morning Downed power lines limited access to an Erda subdivision after Sunday night’s storm. Pine Canyon area, northeast way up on a main power pole, with 77 still out. Our subdivi- Erda or Stansbury Park, you it’s easy to underestimate the sion had to wait because of were impacted by what hap- diameter and weight of those the proximity of the damage. call a “spit bath” is one thing, are erected, they still don’t removal trucks will be able to pened. cables. They are, well, impres- Even so, we had power back in but having water to flush a have the new cables connect- get in here come Thursday. If there are bragging rights sive. Not only are they sizable less than 24 (somewhat long) toilet is another. Even with ed. The two main entrances Thankfully, only “the usual” to this sort of thing, our block enough to carry the amount hours. (ewwww!) “batching,” sani- to our subdivision are shut is in our trash receptacles. If got ’em! As you know, there of electrical current they do, When something like this tary needs consume a surpris- off. The alternative is to use the power had been out for were incredibly high winds in but they need to support happens, there’s lots to think ing quantity of water. Did I tell the “back way” up Droubay several days, much of what is the valley on Sunday evening, their own weight, carry extra about. This event was espe- you water is heavy? Well, it is. Road into Lake Point via in our refrigerators and freez- particularly along the foothills weight when wet or when cially poignant in light of the Another important lesson what seems to be a cattle trail ers may have ended up there. and ridges in our area. We’ve ice forms on them, as well as fact that our neighbors Ken is that community-based pre- (I’m only half joking…). A That’s a sobering thought and had this type of thing before, resist high winds. To do all and Joyce just recently began paredness and cooperation couple of clever and generous certainly has given me a push but this one was certainly that, they have multiple high- a push for formalized commu- trumps individuality every neighbors put in a temporary to work to be more deeply unsettling. The sound inside grade aluminum conductors nity preparedness for disasters time. Sharing of resources, road that allows access to prepared. our house, as the gale assailed wound around a core of high- and service interruptions such keeping an eye out for each our area through the Adobe I think I’ll go and flip a light us in bursts, was, as they say, tension cable. as these. Some rudimentary other and offering courtesies Rock quarry grounds. Hats switch up and down several “like the sound of a freight As the train came through, communication methods had during a time of trial are a off to them! While we still times — just to see the light train.” How ironic — in light it caught that cable and pulled just been put into place and very tangible benefit. don’t have postal or delivery go on and off. About now, it’s of what happened just a short it, setting off a chain reaction. that helped! It was a good test Oh, by the way, this still services (although our paper a wonder all over again. time later. When one pole goes down and an even better reminder isn’t over. As I write this, the carrier faithfully delivered the Sunday night, my grandson with tremendous sideways that having resources set aside downed and de-energized Transcript-Bulletin!), that will Jay Cooper can be contacted and I were enjoying a card force, others are sure to fol- and a plan in place is invalu- cables are still on the ground, come soon. If everything goes at [email protected], or game at the kitchen table low — in a mind-boggling able. with the crews preparing as hoped by our friends at you can visit youtube.com/dirt- when the lights flickered out, way! With that much weight So, what did I learn? While to coil them up on massive Rocky Mountain Power (those farmerjay for videos on garden- came back on for a second or and inertia, and a virtually we fared well during this brief spools and cart them away. people have been “rock stars” ing, shop skills, culinary arts two, and then darkness settled unbreakable cable connecting inconvenience, we are actively And while all the new poles during this event), the trash and landscaping. in. We sat there for a moment, pole to pole, something had working to be better prepared with the hope that the lights to give. How about 27 80-foot in the future. We had water would come on shortly and poles? Yep — 27! They were stored, as well as lanterns and life would return to normal. snapped off at the base, splin- flashlights. Matches allowed That was not to be. tered like so much kindling us to light our stove and still Shortly thereafter, the wood you’ve broken in two to cook. There are a couple of sights and sounds of emer- start a campfire. The damage things that get consumed gency and service vehicles began east of the track, higher amazingly fast — water and arriving up and down Bates on the hill, and all the way cell phone batteries! Having Canyon Road, east of SR-36, west down Bates Canyon Road water for cooking, drinking told us that this was not a to the substation on the north and what my momma used to FINANCIAL FOCUS Guard against identity theft — and protect your finances n 2015 alone, more than it out, anyway. 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Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by Timothy Parker October 3, 2016 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 43 Congers 3 Damon of 36 Desert Keep an open mind, but don’t 1 ___ mater 44 “Sesame Hollywood descriptor neglect to see the pitfalls in other 5 Academy Street” 4 Not 37 Swiss people’s suggestions. ★★★ TAURUS (April 20-May 20): newbie resident behind? Army Thatababy by Paul Trapp 10 Pet with 45 Broccoli bit 5 Coat for knife’s Express your feelings openly and green 47 Accom- frigid array follow through by taking action. “hair” plishments weather 39 Keanu You can improve your relation- 14 Having 48 Between 6 Mind-alter- in “The ships with others through hon- little fat ocean ing drug Matrix” esty, asking for help and offering 15 Mary shores 7 Approx. for 40 Turn in incentives. ★★★ of “The 51 Sitcom a landing coupons GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Maltese legend 8 Harrel- 41 Fury Look for a reasonable opportu- Dick son on 45 Like a Falcon” nity. A pie-in-the-sky idea will not 16 Brinker Van ___ “Cheers” billiard with the 53 Clinton 9 Scottish table and turn out as planned. Be smart skates daughter Gaelic some and willing to do the legwork 17 Mormons 56 Causing 10 Like hats required to get the results you 20 Emulate a the willies sweater 46 Eyelid want. ★★★ skunk 60 How many weather unit CANCER (June 21-July 22): 21 Express dis- bills are 11 Vietnam’s 48 Ultimate A personal change will do you approval of paid capital heights good. Altering your image or ven- 22 Have a 64 “What ___ 12 Preface, 49 Oar fulcrum turing down a new path in life will sudden can I say?” essentially 50 Reasoning give you the boost you need to inspiration? 65 Carpenter 13 Selling ability complete your mission. ★★★★★ 25 “Silas or lumber- point 52 Presidential LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Keep Marner” jack, at 18 Interlock, contender an open mind, but don’t let any- times as gears of 2004 novelist one use emotional manipulation George 66 Adoles- 19 Impersonator 54 Eden- 26 Public cent’s 23 More to-Nod in order to take advantage of speakers’ outbreak melancholy direction your generosity. A disciplined places 67 Rank, in 24 Emulated 55 Way, attitude will help you bypass a 30 Line tournaments a hungry way off difficult situation at home. ★★ from the 68 Square- lion 57 Travel VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A heart jawed 26 Dog’s 58 Andean physical change will boost your 33 “I knew it detective “dogs” civilization morale and get you geared up all ___!” 69 Respectful 27 Margarine 59 Italy’s to make positive changes to the 34 Cuckoo address to substitute volcano way you move forward. Look for clock 28 Buck 61 “Up, up a lady a unique way to use your skills. feature fanciers and away” ★★★★ 35 T, in 29 Squid defunct LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): DOWN squirt airline Athens You’ll be prone to extravagance, 38 Some 1 “___ togeth- 31 Cuddly 62 Common handy er, now!” warm Market indulgence and giving in to temp- homeowners 2 Grassy 32 Be wrong inits., once tation. Think hard before you 42 “Mayday!” grazing 35 Telephone 63 Alter a skirt, agree to something that will cousin expanses sound in a way cause problems with someone you work with. ★★★ YEARLY CHECKUP By Timothy E. Parker SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Find a way to use your natural talents to command attention and draw interest to what you have to offer. Use your imagination and work with people who have something to contribute. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Someone will try to compro- mise you if you share too much information about your plans. Focus on making the changes that you can implement without interference. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): An unusual opportunity will develop that can change your current professional or financial direction. ★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Take care of your responsibili- ties. Evaluate personal financ- es and set a budget that will help you save for something special. ★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Consider the risk factor of your plans. Luck is in your corner, and with a little prying, you will discover a winning situation that will help you get ahead. ★★★★★

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Joshua Elkington Hansen and Kristina Gowans ANNIVERSARY Happy 60th Anniversary Happy 60th anniversary, Evan and Janice Coon! Come join us Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016, from 2-4 p.m. at Cottage Glen, 1892 Aaron Drive, Tooele, PHOTO COURTESY OF ALICE DALE Utah (building 4) and help The Tooele County Historical Society will feature Richard Trujillo, a local historian and former Tooele Army Depot worker. His PowerPoint them celebrate this amazing presentation will feature the Italian and German prisoner-of-war camps that were located at Tooele Ordnance Depot in the 1940s. There are milestone. no known photos available, but last month, the Tooele County Historical Society was presented with a painting of the Italian prisoner-of-war camp. It will be on display at the society’s meeting Tuesday, Oct. 11 at the Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Please park in the rear of the building and enter at the back door.

POETRY Comics Page Puzzle Answers from page B4 ‘Last Hike Before Leaving Montana’ ravel can sharpen our There’s so much to understand, and everything to prove. awareness, can keep us Up high the air is thin and hard, roars in the ears like love. Ton the alert, and here’s a Ted Kooser poem by Patricia Traxler from U.S. POET LAUREATE, We do not accept unsolicited submissions. American Life in Poetry her new book Naming the Fires, 2004-2006 is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfounda- from Hanging Loose Press. tion.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the Traxler lives in Salina, Kansas. Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2015 by Patricia Traxler, “Last Hike Before Leaving Last Hike Before Leaving Montana Montana,” (Naming the Fires, Hanging Loose Press, 2015). Poem reprinted by permission of Patricia Traxler and the publisher. Late winter, almost spring. It’s like finding a diamond; Introduction copyright ©2016 by The Poetry Foundation. The intro- now I don’t want to leave. I sit in the dirt and put my hands duction’s author, Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate in your tracks. For the first time in a long time I don’t Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. doubt. Now I know I always knew you were here. You are the beginning of disclosure, the long-felt presence

Suddenly incarnate. Behind me my friend warns, If we see the bear, get into a fetal position. No problem, I tell her, I’m always in a fetal position — I was born Follow us on in a fetal position. Did you know, she says, the body of a shaved bear looks exactly like a human man? I skip a stone, feel a sudden bloat of grief, then laugh. Facebook! I ask her, Who would shave a bear? We climb

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of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. be a raffle and they have grab bags, candy FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele Disabled American Veterans TOOELE TATC We appreciate all donations. For inquiries and football mugs with spirits for sale. All Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Chapter 20 or drop-off call (435) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 proceeds will go to the Huntsman Cancer East, Tooele. Phone (435) 882-1396. The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will Senior Center Diesel Tech class East, Tooele. Research Fund. Please come out and sup- Hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday, hold its monthly executive and general The senior center is for the enjoyment of Become a Heavy Duty Diesel Technician port this charity, we have all been touched 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday meetings on the third Thursday of every all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting and start earning an attractive income. United Methodist dinner by cancer in some way. evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by month at the Pioneer Museum (rear activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Employer partners are waiting to employ Tooele United Methodist Church offers a appointment only. Special classes offered entrance). The executive meeting will be exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- diesel technician graduates. Enroll today free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Dutch Oven Cook Off regularly. Call the center for more informa- at 7 p.m. and the general meeting will be ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies and begin an exciting lucrative career. Visit social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Kevin and Barbara Denner will host the tion. and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- tatc.edu or call 435-248-1800 for more served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. Dutch Oven Cook Off on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for volunteer able for homebound. Lunch served week- information. 2016. There will be no entry fee and judg- Take Off Pounds Sensibly drivers — no DAV membership is required. days. For age 60 and above, suggested The Tooele Valley Resource ing will begin PROMPTLY at 5 p.m. Dinner If you are struggling with your weight, Will need a VA physical. No monthly donation is $3. For those under age 60, Center will be served at 6 p.m. at a cost of $7 per you don’t need to travel the road alone. meetings are held in July or December. cost is $5. Transportation available to the EDUCATION The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now person. All proceeds will go to the Jimmy TOPS can help you achieve your goals and Call commander Curtis G. Beckstrom at store or doctor visits for residents in the sharing a building with the Tooele County Durante Children’s Fund. Come out and support you in your journey. We provide 435-840-0547 or adjutant Eric Suarez at Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- Online courses Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is cur- support this charity for the children and accountability through weekly weigh-ins 435-241-9781. tation information call (435) 843-4102. For Online courses in Network+ and Security+ rently in need of donations. Please con- remember every penny given in donations and support and encouragement in a non- Health Department and Aging more information about the Tooele center, IT are designed for the IT professional sider donating items such as deodorant, to the Grand Aerie Charity Funds are spent judgmental environment. TOPS is open call (435) 843-4110. seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet for that charity, with no administration to all men, women, teens and preteens. Services hours edge of networking and security, and pre- paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs and costs. There are now two TOPS chapters in Tooele The Tooele County Health Department and Books for the Whole Family pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Those to accommodate your schedule. UT 330 Aging Services’ new hours of operation are Donated children’s books and paperbacks Security+ exams. Call the TATC at (435) who receive services include individuals Planning meeting Tooele meets Tuesday at Cornerstone Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers 248-1800 for more information or to enroll. or families in crisis, the homeless and A planning meeting will be held on Tuesday, Baptist Church, 276 E. 500 North. Weigh from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. families at risk of becoming homeless. For Oct. 18, 2016, at 6 p.m. ALL OFFICERS are in from 5:30-6 p.m., meeting at 6 p.m. Call on our main page for holiday hours and on Fridays and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays Adult education more information, call (435) 566-5938 or expected to be there to plan the activities Mary Lou at (435) 830-1150 for informa- closures. For more information, call (435) at the Tooele City Library. All proceeds Get your high school diploma this year. All fax (435) 843-0244. for November. All chairmen with an activity tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday at 277-2301. go back to the library for projects and classes required for a high school diploma, for November should also be there to get the Bit ‘n’ Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 Same-Sex Attraction Support programs. adult basic education, GED preparation and First Baptist Food Pantry their time on the calendar and have it all North. Weigh-in from 9-9:30 a.m., and the English as a second language are available. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- set up. meeting is at 9:30 a.m. This chapter will Group Grave decorations Register now to graduate — just $50 per ing an emergency food pantry to meet the meet occasionally at a private residence, This group is for men dealing with unwant- Tooele City Cemetery has set its schedule semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call needs of our community. The food pantry Auxiliary PPs Dinner so call ahead for the exact location. Call ed same-sex attraction. This group meets for grave decorations for 2016. Decorations (435) 833-8750. Adult education classes is available for emergency needs. Hours PMP Jeannie Bennett will host the Auxiliary Lisa at (435) 882-1442 or (435) 830-5651 every other week on Thursday evening in are allowed for seven days before and are for students 18 and over. of operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. Past President’s monthly dinner at the for information. TOPS is a nonprofit orga- Tooele. There is no charge for participation. seven days after St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, LaFountain Restaurant at 7 p.m. on This is a safe setting that will offer healing, ESOL to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main nization. See the TOPS website at www. Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, Father’s Day, Street. For information call (435) 882- Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016. All PPs are tops.org. understanding, support and resources. For Independence Day, Pioneer Day, Labor ESOL conversational classes are held 2048. invited to attend. See you all there. more information, call Rick at (435) 224- Day and Halloween, as well as seven days Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students Tooele Gem and Mineral Society 4355 or email [email protected]. before and seven days after the anni- may also come anytime the center is open The Tooele County Food Bank Family Dinner/Movie Night Our club meets the third Tuesday of the versary of death and seven days before for individualized study. Registration is $50 & Grantsville Emergency Food MP Jessica and PMP Barbara Denner will month (except June, July and August) from Caregiver Support Group per semester. Call (435) 833-8750 for host our first Family Movie Night on Friday, and seven days after the birthday of the Pantry 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Museum Join us the third Monday of each month deceased. more information. Oct. 28. Bring the family for dinner, the downstairs conference room located at 47 from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical The Tooele County Food Bank and kids can eat from the kids menu and the Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Early Head Start Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in E. Vine Street, Tooele. Come learn about Bingo is Back! adults from the Steak Night menu. After rocks, minerals and ways to craft with them The Tooele County Health Department’s Do you have a child under age 3? Are need of canned meats, soups, pasta and St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started dinner, the movie Casper will be shown with and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. Aging Services program is the sponsor for you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early any non-perishable foods. We are accept- its bingo games again on Fridays starting popcorn and candy. Have the kids bring Membership $15/year. Email TooeleGemAn these Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver Head Start is a free program for eligible ing donations for Pathways Women’s and at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! a blanket if they want to lay on the floor [email protected]. Support Groups. The groups are designed Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with families that offers quality early educa- Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic to watch the movie. Sounds like fun, see to provide emotional, educational and questions. tion for infants and toddlers in the home; abuse). They are in need of socks, under- you there. Sons of Utah Pioneers social support for caregivers. They help parent education; comprehensive health wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers participants develop methods and skills to services to women before, during and after products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep our solve problems. The meetings encourage GRANTSVILLE pregnancy; nutrition education and family nail polish and remover), toys. Anything will ELKS pioneer heritage alive. We do this through caregivers to maintain their own personal, support services. Call (435) 841-1380 or be appreciated. Underwear and socks must histories, stories, artifacts, monuments, physical and emotional health, as well as Family History Center (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for be new. Other items can be gently used. Meetings museums, service and scholarships. Much optimally care for the person with demen- Greet your ancestors free at the Grantsville free additional information. Please help us help our community. Drop Lodge meetings are held the second and of this labor of love is found in the Tooele tia. Questions call 435-277-2456. Family History Center, 117 E. Cherry St. boxes are located in the Intermountain fourth Tuesday of every month. House Free developmental evaluation Pioneer Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, All are welcome, with consultants there to Staffing Office, 7 South Main Street #203, committee meetings are held every third as well as various statues and monuments Parkinson’s Disease Support DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers assist you. Open Mondays noon to 4 p.m., Tooele, UT 84074. Tuesday of the month. All members are around the county. The Tooele Pioneer a variety of services to families with Group and Tuesday through Thursday noon to 4 welcome and encouraged to attend. Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Baby blankets needed p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Canyon is another of our projects. We are be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Individualized services are available to Baby blankets are needed for the nursery Yard sale always looking for artifacts and histories as Tooele has a support group for persons Senior Center enhance development in communication, at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets The Elks will hold a yard sale Sept. 30 from a loan or gift to be displayed for everyone’s with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- The senior center is for the enjoyment motor development, cognition, social/emo- should be new and in good condition. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at 61 N. Main Street (behind benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If ers. You can learn how others are coping of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, tional development, self-help skills and Homemade blankets are also accepted the post office). Donations are accepted. you are interested in the values of honoring with PD and how to live well. We meet the call (435) 884-3446. Activities include health concerns. Contact us for a free if new. Donations can be turned in to the Please drop off donations the day of the past and future pioneers and in visiting third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, developmental evaluation at (435) 833- volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical sale or call the Elks Lodge at 882-2408 for their historical settings and learning more TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. 0725. Center, 2055 N. Main St. in Tooele. Call more information. about those who settled and shaped Utah, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For informa- Meals on Wheels available for homebound. Diane at (435) 843-3691 with any ques- attend our business and education meeting tion, call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and Healthy Cooking with ... Series tions. the first Thursday of each month. A potluck (435) 840-3683. above, suggested donation is $3. For those Make and enjoy samples, get recipes and ISTORICAL OCIETY H S dinner followed by various presentations under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation more in these fun hands-on classes. Three Community Closet Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope starts promptly at 6:30 p.m. in the new available to the store or doctor visits for different classes will be held. Healthy Clean out your closets. The Community Monthly meeting to Recovery” TATC Center at 88 S. Tooele Blvd. Call Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 residents in the Tooele and Grantsville cooking with Apples! — Wednesday, Oct. Closet is accepting donations for gently The Tooele County Historical Society will Robert Hansen at (435) 249-0703 for more p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Suite 4 in areas. For transportation information, call 19 from 7-9 p.m.; Healthy cooking with used clothing. Donations are accepted at feature Richard Trujillo, a local historian information. Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to (435) 843-4102. Pumpkin! on Wednesday, Nov. 2 from 7-9 your neighborhood school. Contact Christy and former Tooele Army Depot worker. His all those affected by someone else’s addic- p.m.; Healthy cooking with Pomegranates! Johnson at (435) 830-4706 with any ques- PowerPoint presentation will feature the Mood disorder support group Daughters of Utah Pioneers on Wednesday, Dec. 7 from 7-9 p.m. tions. tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Italian and German prisoner-of-war camps Do you or someone you love have a mood The DUP is seeking any family histories, Attend one or all classes. Cost is $6 per by sharing our experience, strength and that were located at Tooele Ordnance disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation offers photographs, books, stories or vintage person/couple per class. Space is limited! hope. For more information, please contact Depot in the 1940s. There are no known help, hope and healing. Please join us for artifacts (before 1900) to display at our Prepay and registration required. Stop by MOOSE Terri at (435) 313-4851. photos available, but last month we were support group sessions every Wednesday DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 USU Extension office M-TH 8 a.m.-6 p.m. presented with a painting of the Italian at 4:30 p.m. at the New Reflection “Messiah” W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. or F 8 a.m.-noon to register. Classes will Meals at the Lodge prisoner-of-war camp. We will have it on Clubhouse on 900 South in Tooele. For Rehearsal for the 32nd Christmas rendition Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the be held at 151 N. Main — Tooele County Friday and Saturday night dinners will be display at our meeting. Everyone is invited more info, contact Kelly at 841-9903. of Handel’s “Messiah” will begin Oct. 9 Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Health Bldg. Sponsored by USU Extension. served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday night to attend the meeting Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the LDS chapel on 10th West and Utah tion, call Ellen Yates at (435) 884-0253 or Call/text Darlene at 435-840-4404 with dinners include clam chowder or home- 2016, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Tooele Family Al-Anon Avenue in Tooele. The time is 7 p.m. This Coralie Lougey at (435) 884-3832. Visit questions. made soup, and/or fish baskets (halibut, Museum, 47 E. Vine Street. Please park Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele year, the presentation will be in two parts. www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. shrimp), or chicken strips. Saturday night in the back parking lot and enter at the Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the The Christmas part will be presented on exploretooele.com. Making Tooele Tracks Walking dinners include 12-ounce ribeye or T-bone back door. If you would like to join our back of the building. For questions or more Dec. 18. The Easter part will be presented steak with choice of baked potato/fries, organization, our dues are only $10 a year. Program information, please call Allene at (435) on April 9. This is an inter-faith community Grantsville Irrigation Would you like to be more active but need salad and roll; halibut or salmon steak with Members and guests are welcome. 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) 884-0825 choir and orchestra. All singers and musi- Grantsville Irrigation will be shutting down to take things at your own pace? This six- choice of baked potato or fries, salad and or (435) 241-9200. cians are invited to participate in this the system Oct. 15. It takes about a week week walking program may be just right for roll, or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked Seeking Historical Items traditional event. For more information, con- for everything to drain. Thank you for your you! Cost is $6 and includes a pedometer potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals Tooele County Historical Society would like Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U tact Betta Nash at 435-882-5107 or Dave efforts to conserve water. (step counter), booklet and other fun are for a reasonable price. No orders are members of the community who have any This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Young at 435-882-2094. incentive items. A kick-off walk will be taken after 8:45. Daily lunch specials are family or personal histories, photographs, Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. held Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 6 p.m. Meet at available at the lodge from 11 a.m. After books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or Main Street. For more information, contact Tooele Homemakers Club TANSBURY ARK purchase of 10 (ten) meals either Friday/ newspaper articles that you would like S P the Tooele County Health Building. Wear Gesele at (435) 224-4015 or Jo-Ann at The Tooele County Homemakers Club Saturday nights you get a free one. If you to donate to our organization to please comfortable shoes and clothes and bring a (435) 849-4180. invites all ladies age 18 and older to our Corn Needed at Benson Gristmill have more than four people in your party, call us. We are also looking for books, jacket. Sign up and prepay ahead of time or October meeting on Thursday, Oct. 6, The Historic Benson Gristmill Restoration please call ahead to ensure the cook can newspaper articles, photos, brochures plan to register that day. Then, for the next Alcoholics Anonymous 2016, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the USU Committee is seeking donated corn on plan better. For members and their guests or any history that pertains to the Tooele six weeks, you walk by yourself of set up Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the Extension building, 151 N. Main Street, the cob to be dried and used in pioneer only. County area. If you would like to donate group walks. Make goals and reach them! Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For Tooele City. A luncheon will be served at demonstrations. Donations may be sent to them to our organization, or if you would A final celebration potluck and indoor walk more information, contact Lance at (435) noon. Husbands are invited to come, too. Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, 47 S. will be held on Monday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. Entertainment let us make a copy for the Tooele County 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) 694-2624. The band Old Lincoln Highway will play Call Neva Cate at 435-849-3004 or Thiel Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074. For more Stop by USU Extension office M-TH 8 a.m.- Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at Saturday, Oct. 15 from 7-11 p.m. Peck at 435-224-4807. information contact Mark (435) 241-0065 6 p.m. or F 8 a.m.-noon to register and (435) 882-1612. Food Addicts in Recovery or Karl (801) 556-4824. pay. Sponsored by USU Extension. Call/text Craft Fair Anonymous Tooele Valley Family History Fair Darlene at 435-840-4404 with questions. Historical books Are you having trouble controlling the The Tooele Valley Family History Fair, On Oct. 15, the lodge will have its annual Tooele County Historical Society’s books way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery “Finding Connections in Your Family Tree,” CHOOLS Craft Fair. If you are a vendor and would will be available to purchase at our meet- S Dads Matter Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- will take place Saturday, Nov. 12, 2016, like to participate, please call the lodge at ing. The History of Tooele County Volume Dads matter — which is why we are offer- ery program for anyone suffering from from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Tooele East Story and Craft Hour 435-882-2931. II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and ing a free research-based parenting course food addiction. Meetings are held every Stake Center, 751 N. 250 East in Tooele. Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also for fathers and father figures. You will learn Halloween Party Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, The fair will feature guest speaker Susan Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy the have eight note cards depicting four dif- how to put an end to arguing, back talk and On Oct. 29, the annual kids’ Halloween 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter at the north Cundick. Choose the classes you want adventures of books and make fun crafts. ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will begging; teach responsibility without losing party will take place from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. back entrance. For more information, call to attend and print your class handout at For more information, call (435) 833- make great gifts for your family and friends. your child’s love; set limits without wag- Members can donate candy and/or prizes Millicent at (435) 882-7094 or Denise at fbgsonline.com/events and bring it with you 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Please call Alice Dale at 882-1612 if you ing war; avoid power struggles and teach in support of this event. For Moose mem- (435) 830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts. to the fair. Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, would like to purchase these books. your children to complete chores without bers and their guests only. org. Everyone is welcome to attend. Tooele. Please enter through the south reminders or pay. Courses are 100 percent Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of side doors. free, incentives are offered dependent Tooele County Aging GROUPS AND EVENTS the Month Free Preschool Hour upon attendance and food is provided EAGLES Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Diane Allen is the Stansbury Art and at each session. Register to attend at teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Literary Society artist for October. Diane HealthyRelationshipsUtah.org. Sunday breakfasts Local author seeks photos in the community. Many seniors require Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour A local author and historian is seeking origi- has always considered herself “crafty” There is a breakfast served each Sunday assistance and need rides to doctors or of learning, singing and creating. This class nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, but didn’t realize until she was diagnosed from 9-11 a.m. There is a special every other health professionals. Rides help is for all children 0-5 years old. Please Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well with breast cancer in 2012 how this would GARDENING Sunday for $5 per person and you can seniors live more independent lives. Call come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions help her. She knew during the process of order off the menu for $7 per person or (435) 843-4114 for more information. The tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We and resorts for an upcoming book project. treating the cancer she would lose her hair Free Plant Diagnostic Clinic $3 for seniors who order very few items or Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also so decided to dye scarves for headwear. are located at West Elementary School, A free plant diagnostic clinic will take place Those who wish to contribute information for kids age 11 and under. The breakfast are in need of volunteers. For more infor- It served her well as a therapeutic outlet 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter every Wednesday through October from 3-6 or photographs of these parks should con- includes one glass of juice or milk and cof- mation about volunteering at the Grantsville while on chemo. Over the past four years through the south side doors. p.m. at the USU Extension Office Library, tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. fee with refills. Bad beer is available and Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For Diane has been able to grow, learn and 151 N. Main, Tooele. Staffed by experi- Contributions will be printed with credit in St. Marguerite Catholic School the food is delicious. volunteering at the Tooele Center, call to help others going through cancer by enced and friendly Master Gardeners, you’ll a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. St. Marguerite Catholic School welcomes Debbie at (435) 843-4103. donating scarves and hosting workshops find quick answers for what is troubling Steak nights There is no such thing as too many photo- students of all faiths from preschool graphs as the author needs a minimum of Life’s Worth Living Foundation to teach the art of silk painting. She loves through eighth grade. Featuring all-day your garden and yardscape. Questions can On Oct. 7, the dinner special is a bone- 160 photographs, and any help is greatly Suicide support group every third Thursday to sell her silk creations at art festivals kindergarten, all-day preschool, junior high also be submitted via email at tooelemaste less ribeye steak for $16. On Oct. 14, the appreciated. at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located at 88 S. and fairs and has displayed her art in vari- grades 6-8, small class sizes, free trial [email protected]. special is a halibut dinner — two pieces Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you struggle with ous shows at Huntsman Cancer Hospital, days and an enhanced STEM curriculum for $12 or three pieces for $14. On Oct. Fruit Growing Seminar Tooele Valley Flute Choir suicidal thoughts or have lost a loved University of Utah, Eccles Art Gallery and called STREAMS with religion, Spanish, 21, the special is a 12-ounce top sirloin for Want to be able grow great fruit right in The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- one to suicide, please plan on attending. the bi-yearly show for the Stansbury Art and music and art classes included. 15 S. 7th $12. On Oct. 28, the special is a five-piece your own backyard? Then don’t miss Adrian bers interested in our inaugural effort to Please go on Facebook and like our page Literature Society. Her lovely hand painted Street in Tooele, 435-882-0081. shrimp dinner for $11. Hinton’s 1-hour information-packed seminar raise the profile of local flautists. If you to keep current with our latest news and silk scarves will be displayed on the Wall on how to choose and plant fruit trees and Kids’ Steak Night menu love to play the flute and want to grow your events. Contact us on that page. lifesworth- Gallery at the Tooele County Chamber of Stansbury Park Elementary Commerce building 154 South Main Street, make them flourish! Offered by the Tooele Something new at the Friday Night Steaks: musical horizons, please join us! All levels livingfoundation.com. Tooele, for the month of October. The School County Master Gardeners, this free class there is a new kids menu. The Auxiliary will of skill and experience welcome. Contact Stansbury Park Elementary School PTA is public is invited to view these works of art will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 26 from 7- offer a new menu for kids 12 and under Emma at [email protected]. selling Little Caesars Crazy Bread punch during the Chamber of Commerce regular 8 p.m. at the USU Extension Office at 151 ONLY. For $2 per person, they have their cards Oct. 3-24. Cost is $10 for 10 free Tooele Valley Free Masons business hours. N. Main. Adrian is a retired USU Extension choice of a large corn dog, four mini corn crazy bread combos (with $5 pizza pur- The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the horticulturist with extensive fruit production dogs, a hot dog or a grilled cheese on chase). Seventy percent of proceeds go second Friday of each month for dinner and experience.You’ll be enjoying fresh fruit Texas Toast with their choice of French fries directly to the school PTA. Valid at most socializing. If you are interested or have Bulletin Board Policy and preserves for years to come! For more or tater tots. You cannot beat this. Parents, Utah locations! Expires 6/30/17. Get yours questions please join us at the Lodge, If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at information, contact Jay Cooper at 435- come down to steak night and let the kids today at: http://spespta.3dcartstores.com/ located at the corner of Settlement Canyon 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin 830-1447 or [email protected]. join you and try our new menu for the kids. or contact a Stansbury Park Elementary Road and SR-36, or give us a call at (435) Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit School student. Cancer Fund Potato Bar 277-0087. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot CHARITY Chairman Ron Corey and Diana Lujan will Tooele Valley Family History have a Potato/Salad Bar with corn on the guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please Tooele Children’s Justice Center cob on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016, at 6 p.m. Center call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need at a cost of $7 per person. There will also Research your ancestors free with trained than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date.

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© 2016 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 32, No. 43 hen you touch a germ, it clings to your hand. Then when you touch your mouth, eyes or nose, the germ slips into your body. Or if you touch some food, the germ Disgusting germs don’t stand moves onto the food, and when a chance against my powerful you eat the food, the germ gets SECRET WEAPON! inside you. When someone sneezes, germs YOU can stop the spread of germs that fly into the air. Those germs cause illness. But you’ll need two important can land on surfaces and, if you pieces of equipment to get the job done – touch those surfaces, germs get SOAP and WARM, RUNNING WATER. Germs that cause colds and flu are called on your hands. GROSS! viruses and bacteria. roper hand washing Find the two identical germs. requires vigorous 1. When a virus germ gets inside your lathering for at least body, it finds a healthy cell and digs its 20 seconds – about way inside. as long as it takes to sing the ABC song. 2. Then it begins to multiply. One virus germ becomes two. Two become four. Use whatever soap gets you scrubbing. Four become eight. Regular soap works well! 3. Soon the cell is full of hundreds of CLIP AND TAPE TO YOUR BATHROOM MIRROR virus germs. 4. The germs break out of the healthy cell. 5. Each germ finds another healthy cell and begins multiplying. Soon there are Lather up both sides of your hands, around your millions of virus germs in your body.

wrist, between your fingers and around your nails. Standards Link : Health: Students understand the causes and recognize symptoms of common diseases. Rinse well to remove all the soap.

Dry hands with paper towels. Tip: use a paper The way a movie vampire covers his face with his cape is a towel to turn off the faucet after washing hands. good way to stop the spread of germs. It’s called the Vampire Cough. Next time you cough or sneeze, cough into the inside bend of your elbow. If you cough into your hands, the germs from your mouth get spread around. Think At the library, I talk with kids about about it—what was washing their hands both before and after the last thing they read our books. They should wash you touched before to help keep the books nice and with the inside Hand clean. That helps the library. Then they of your eelbow?lbow? Washing should wash after they’re done reading to remove germs they Before picked up from the books. And that helps kids stay healthy. Get more Germ Patrol info and activities and After Standards Link: Health: Students recognize behaviors that at kidscoop.com/scrub-squad Look through the promote healthy living. newspaper to find pictures of people doing various things. Mark it Keep track of how many times a day you wash your hands for one full week. Every time you wash with a red B if your hands, make a check in that day’s bubble. Take a guess before you begin, then fill out the actual people should number after the week is over. Did you wash your hands more or less often than you thought? wash their hands before this activity. Mark it with a blue A if they should wash their hands after this activity. How many photos

did you mark with Standards Link: Health: Understand how disease both an A and a B? spreads; know how to prevent the spread of disease. Standards Link: Writing I think I wash my hands times a day. I discovered I actually wash my hands times a day! Applications: Students write narratives that follow a logical sequence. Standards Link: Health: Know how to prevent the spread of disease.

GERM Find the words in the puzzle, then in this week’s Kid Scoop … washing your hands WASH stories and activities. before meal times. WEAPON VIRUSES B E C H C S D N A H Place the numbers BACTERIA B G S A G E A Y N S 1 to 12 in the circles so that the HEALTHY A A U E N U H D E D sum of the VAMPIRE This week’s word: numbers in the W S C G S T O R L E COUGH BACTERIA four circles will E F R T L U I C B R bacteria equal 26 along ELBOW The noun means A M F A E P R U O D microscopic organisms any straight line. EQUAL that cause disease. CAUSE P G E R M R G I W N Washing your hands keeps harmful HUNDREDS O H P A O S I R V U bacteria away. SOAP Standards Link: N E V E E Q U A L H Try to use the word bacteria Mathematical Reasoning: HANDS in a sentence today when Solve problems BUG Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognized identical talking with your friends using logic. words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. and family members.

Cause and Effect Germs Make Find an article or advertisement that Me Sick! describes a health problem. What is the Write tips for kids on how cause of the problem? What is described to avoid getting sick. How as a solution or “cure” for the problem? can you stop germs before Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Understand cause they get you down? and effect. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 6, 2016 Christiansen: ‘No time for a hiccup’ with Logan Grantsville, Tooele scheduled to play in important league matchups

TAVIN STUCKI SPORTS EDITOR As the region seasons wind down, the Stansbury Stallions are in prime posi- tion to win a region cham- pionship, having just beaten Ridgeline after topping Tooele earlier this year — those two were the only real threats to Stansbury’s crown. But Stansbury head coach Clint Christiansen won’t be caught looking ahead of the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO mark as his Stallions play Stansbury senior fullback Matt Logan this week. McIntyre (2, left) powers through “We’re lucky to win that a Ridgeline tackler in the 30-24 the radar this year if they game,” he said in Millville win on Friday. Tooele head coach want to retain a first-round after the game. “Hopefully Kyle Brady, senior Blake Paystrup bye in the state tournament. luck stays in our favor.” (35, above) and other Buffalo play- Bear River beat Logan last Logan is a year removed ers watch the action against Ben week in a lopsided 42-14 from winning the state cham- Lomond. rivalry game — a series that pionship, but the cupboard has been dominated by the was left bare when storied win over Union, in which run- Grizzlies throughout history. former head coach Mike ning back Logan Cox gained Stat-wise there aren’t Favero retired. So far, the 71 yards and a touchdown on any standouts offensively. It Grizzlies haven’t had a stand- 17 carries. appears junior quarterback out running back — junior On the season, quarterback Kaygen Canfeld spreads the MARK BELL/TTB PHOTO Robbie Ballam leads the Zach Jorgensen has 659 yards ball out to a variety of run- team with 234 yards and four “We’ve got three games than 350 yards per game and on 48 completions for six ning backs and receivers, touchdowns. Sophomore left,” Christiansen said. have 25 touchdowns between Grantsville’s matchup this touchdowns and seven inter- personally averaging 145 quarterback Jonny Parkinson “There’s no time for a huccup them. week isn’t exactly must-win ceptions. yards and two touchdowns has thrown nine interceptions right here. Destiny is in our “Our rule is we’re going to to get into the playoffs, but Kickoff is scheduled for 7 per game through the air to his seven touchdowns. favor right now, we hope. The be the best team in the sta- a win over the Spartans will p.m. in Castle Dale, Utah. and another 68 yards on the The Grizzlies have a lone region title, it’s ours to lose, dium,” Christiansen said. certainly give the Cowboys a Tooele at Bear River ground. win so far this season, a 29-20 but we’ve got to finish out.” Kickoff is scheduled for 7 more favorable draw in the The Buffaloes will have to Kickoff is scheduled for 7 pillow fight victory over Judge The Stallions are led by p.m. at Stansbury. state tournament. hold off a Bear River team p.m. in Garland, Utah. Memorial on Sept. 16. four backs who average more Grantsville at Emery Emery is fresh off a 29-7 that has mostly flown under [email protected]

a must-win game this week, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Rankings especially with Juan Diego Rebuild Stansbury junior outside hitter looming the week after. Next Cassidie Hoffman (2) watches a ball Continued from Page B1 Continued from Page B1 up: vs. Grantsville. land out of bounds while teammate Sami Oblad (5) signals out. 5 Union 1-6 better than the other four No change — In the back points and tie the set at teams in the region as you past we’ve written Union 13-all. “I think if any- might expect. Next up: at as an equal to Emery and “We couldn’t get anything Union. Grantsville. Losing by more rolling tonight. It was multiple thing, we’re just 3 Grantsville 3-4 than three scores to Emery errors across multiple posi- No change — This week’s doesn’t bode well for that line tions,” Brown said. “Stansbury getting started.” matchup will be big for seed- of thinking or Union’s playoff was really scrappy tonight.” Erika Smith ing, but it’ll be nice for the chances. Next up: vs. Morgan. Tooele senior outside hitter SHS volleyball coach Cowboys to know even if they 6 Carbon 0-7 Raegan Root led the Buffaloes lose they are still probably into No change — Both of the with six kills to go along with matches, and is already look- the state tournament because Transcript Bulletin sports four digs and a pair of aces. ing forward to next year’s team Union hasn’t played Morgan reporters are taller than every- Sophomore setter Sadee that will return almost every yet. Next up: at Emery. one on Carbon’s sideline. And Simmons had four kills, 13 varsity player. 4 Emery 4-3 no, we’re not exactly tall. Next assists, eight digs and two “We can’t let any external No change — Emery faces up: vs. Juan Diego. aces. factors get in our heads,” Stansbury junior blocker Smith said. “Everyone keeps Sienna Riggle had five kills. calling it like a rebuilding year, Oblad served six aces and and I’m like ‘I don’t really think Hoffmann had 11 digs. Brady so.’ I think if anything, we’re Join the Club! had five kills and five aces. just getting started, really.” Stansbury has won two of its The Buffaloes next faced last three games after starting rival Grantsville at home on Tooele Club the regular season 0-5 and the Thursday in a match that Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual region schedule 1-3, includ- wasn’t complete as of press Teen Center Membership ing a five-set win over rival time. The Stallions went Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. Grantsville at home. to Union at the same time. Smith said she’s spoken with All three county teams are Tooele, UT 84074 $$10 Club 435.843.5719 her team often about becoming scheduled to attend a tourna- mentally tough volleyball play- ment Friday and Saturday at Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! ers who won’t get distracted Bingham High School. by loud crowds at rivalry [email protected] Afterschoolol We’ve had the lead against programs forfor Stansbury Park City for maybe a grand Continued from Page B1 total of two minutes in two Youth andd Teens games.” ages 6 - 18.8. When School “As a coach, that’s why Stansbury kept the pressure is The Club you get grey hair like mine,” on Pimentel and the Miners’ is In! Out Alverson said. “We did the defense even after Hoglin’s same thing at Park City — we game-tying goal, continu- got the first goal and less than ing to get shots on goal until TooeleClub.org a minute later, they tied it. Landward got her opportunity to give her team the victory. She put the earlier miss on the breakaway out of her mind and calmly put the ball into the left side of the net, allow- ing the Stallions to celebrate Senior Day with a victory. “It was huge,” Landward said. “I wanted to do every- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO thing I could to make this the Park City’s Mackenna Doileny (13) brings down Stansbury’s Kendall Bell (7) 2 016 PREP best game for [the seniors] inside the goal box, drawing a penalty kick in the 78th minute because it could have been their last home game. I want- Miners’ back line. finally get Park City was very of ed to make it as memorable as Both goalkeepers were sweet. To finish on the win- ATHLETES the WEEK possible for them.” strong when called upon. ning side of a tight game like The goal capped a physical Pimentel made three saves that always feels good." — but mostly clean — match and Stansbury’s Kirsten Both teams wrapped up the MADDY GRABER, STANSBURY SOCCER between the two top teams in Gaillard had seven, with all regular season Thursday on the region. Park City (9-6, 6- three goals coming on per- the road in games that were Stansbury freshman Maddy Graber scored a hat trick 1) kept the Stallions’ attack at fectly-placed shots. not complete at press time. as the Stallions rolled over rival Grantsville 9-1 on bay through the first half and “I’m just so happy and Park City was at Grantsville, seemed the more organized of proud of my seniors,” Alverson while Stansbury faced a tough Thursday, giving her 11 goals on the season. With the two teams, but Stansbury said. “They were locked in and test against archrival Tooele Graber’s help, Stansbury is 6-1 in region and 10-4-1 gained traction after halftime ready to go. They were look- on the Buffaloes’ Senior Day. and began to find seams in the ing forward to this one. To [email protected] overall. Wrap Tooele makes state cut Continued from Page B1 LINCOLN POWERS, TOOELE FOOTBALL TAVIN STUCKI a 77. on Sept. 14, 28, 5 and 12 at SPORTS EDITOR Three golfers from Tooele senior running back Lincoln Powers gained Grantsville, Tooele and Stansbury The Tooele golf team is Stansbury also made the cut. 131 yards and three touchdowns on 14 carries in the High Schools. in sixth place after the first Parker Buys, Garret Lindsey Utah Jazz round of competition at the and Josh Mendenhall all shot homecoming win over Ben Lomond on Friday, helping Class 3A state golf tourna- a seven-over 79 to advance The Jazz won a preseason game his team to a 5-1 record so far this year. Powers has against the Phoenix Suns 104- ment on Wednesday. to the second day. rushed for more than 1,000 yards already this season. 99 on Wednesday. Center Rudy Tegan Robison led the Thursday was the second Gobert led all scorers with 21 way for the Buffaloes with day of competition, but play points and 10 rebounds. The Jazz a three-over-par 75, while had not concluded as of next play the Clippers on Monday Bridger Holmes shot a 76 press time. in Los Angeles. and Peyton Thevenot shot [email protected] JEFFERY CARLSON, DO — PODIATRIST 435.843.3746 Your sourse for complete local news 576 E Hwy 138, Ste 400 FOOT & ANKLE Stansbury Park TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Subscribe today • 435-882-0050 THURSDAY October 6, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C1 How to prevent falls at home Dear Savvy Senior, Get her vision checked: or adhesive non-skid tape for My 79-year-old mother, who Poor vision can be another the floor of the tub or shower, lives alone, has fallen several contributor to falls, so get your and have a carpenter install times over the past year. Are mom’s eyes checked every grab bars in and around the there any extra precautions we by Jim Miller year. 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Let your child measure and inspired me to pot a suc- draw a 2-inch-by-6-inch rect- Aculent container garden. Here’s what you’ll need to angle lengthwise where the I discovered that trendy jade, make a fish-themed planter: label was removed. An adult aeonium and echeveria are the • 1 empty liter size soda or should cut out the rectangle. most forgiving, low-mainte- water bottle with lid, label (Tip: use a pushpin to poke a nance sun-loving plants I could removed few holes in the plastic on a ever grow on our deck in the • Markers line for ease in getting the cut- summer and indoors during • Craft foam sheets in 3-4 ting started.) The opening will Minnesota’s winter chill. And colors be the top of the planter. they are easy to propagate. young child to grow his own • Non-toxic craft glue 2. Use the craft foam to dec- Break off an offshoot from a this fall — succulents, that is, • Craft paint and brush orate the outside of the bottle larger plant, stick it in the soil, and plant them in a container (optional) to look like a shark. The spout and a new plant will root and he is familiar with: a plastic • Fast-draining soil, like cac- with lid already looks like a grow. soda or water bottle? It’s a fun tus potting mix fish mouth. Refer to a picture Now that summer’s vegeta- craft project to upcycle a liter • Pebbles or photo of a shark in a book ble plots and pots once burst- size into a planter, and deco- • 3 small succulent plants or online to sketch and cut out ing with green beans, lettuce rate it to enhance bedroom or shapes resembling a shark’s and chives are almost a mem- family-room decor. If he’s fasci- Here’s the fun: mouth, eyes, gills, fins and tail. ory, why not encourage your nated with sea life, how about 1. Set the bottle on its side. Glue cutouts to the bottle. Add details with craft paint, if you wish. Let dry. 3. Scoop a half-inch layer of pebbles into the bottle and about 1 1/2 inches of damp potting soil. Plant succulents, sprinkle more pebbles around them and display in a sunny spot. 4. Let your child care for the plants by giving them a drink of water when the soil is thor- oughly dried out. • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes Jane Fonda and activities, visit www.don- nasday.com and link to the ane Fonda has been try- Lucy took the show to NEW Donna’s Day Facebook ing to make a fourth film NBC, and Roddenberry made fan page. Her latest book is Jwith Robert Redford a pilot (which has always “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous for some time. In 1966, been shown as a film) with Funstuff for Families.” Fonda and Redford made movie actor Jeffrey Hunter. “The Chase,” with Marlon NBC said the pilot was “too © 2016 Donna Erickson Brando. In 1967’s “Barefoot cerebral” and rejected it, Distributed by King Features Synd. in the Park,” they played but believed in it enough honeymooners, and sparks to order a second pilot. The went flying. I was on the only two actors retained Central Park set when they were Leonard Nimoy (Spock) filmed the horse-drawn car- and Majel Bennett, aka Mrs. Testosterone therapy post-prostate cancer riage scene, and I observed Gene Roddenberry (nurse their chemistry first-hand. Christine Chapel). William DEAR DR. ROACH: I had my watching you carefully. I have rehabilitation, which is physi- They reunited in 1979’s Shatner was then cast as prostate removed for prostate always believed that some- cal therapy to restore balance. “Electric Horseman.” Now, Commander James T. Kirk. cancer in 2009 at age 70. I times-risky treatments can It also might be necessary to thanks to Jane’s relation- After the first season of waited until now to start tak- be appropriate as long as you revisit your doctor to make ship with Netflix and “Grace 16 episodes, Lucy sold the ing testosterone to feel better, understand the risk, and it may sure of the original diagnosis. and Frankie,” she’s con- show to Paramount Pictures, because I was feeling very be reasonable to take the tes- The booklet on vertigo vinced them to reunite her retaining a hefty percentage. listless, with no sex drive. My tosterone given the symptoms explains this disruptive con- with Redford in “Our Souls But the ratings were low, cancer surgeon and urologist you were having. dition in detail and outlines at Night,” with Matthias and after three seasons and approved, and they are moni- The effects of testosterone its treatment. Readers can Schoenaerts (of “The Danish 79 episodes, NBC canceled toring me every 60 to 90 days. on sleep are variable. Sleep order a copy by writing: Dr. Girl”) and Judy Greer. “Star Trek.” But through syn- It is working very nicely. apnea (not breathing prop- Roach — No. 801W, Box They’re currently filming in dication, the show acquired The injections are monthly. erly during sleep, often but 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- Colorado Springs; no air date such a cult following that For many years I could not get not always related to being 6475. Enclose a check or as yet. in 1979, “Star Trek: The to sleep, so for the past three overweight) may get worse for taken to the emergency room, money order (no cash) for • • • Motion Picture,” under the years I have been using zolpi- some men taking testosterone. my unsteadiness remains. $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with “Star Trek,” celebrated its excellent direction of Robert dem 10 mg, and two months However, many men report an Over a week later, I need to the recipient’s printed name 50th anniversary Sept. 6, Wise (who won Oscars for ago, I reduced it gradually to 5 improvement in sleep quality, use a walker to be safe. I am and address. Please allow four the date the series actually “West Side Story” and “The mg. Is the testosterone respon- so it is possible that the testos- 79, and this happened once weeks for delivery. aired on Canadian televi- Sound of Music”), was born sible for my sleeping better, terone is helping you. four years ago, but without the • • • sion (it didn’t air in the and paved the way for nine and can I gradually decrease As far as zolpidem goes, aftereffects. Any suggestions? Dr. Roach regrets that U.S. until Oct. 15). When sequels. the dose to stop it completely? I strongly believe that most — M.W. he is unable to answer indi- Gene Roddenberry, creator The 2009 reboot, with Do you have any suggestions in people should use the least ANSWER: The major causes vidual letters, but will incor- of “Star Trek,” approached Chris Pine and an all-new addition, to help this effort? I amount of sleeping medication of vertigo, acute labyrinthitis porate them in the column Herb Solow, the head of cast, was made, as well as am very physically active with possible. I think it would be and benign paroxysmal posi- whenever possible. Readers production at Desilu, and its two more films. The cost aerobics and weights. — D.D. a good idea to try to get off it tional vertigo, often continue may email questions to CEO, Lucille Ball, they took of the entire franchise was ANSWER: First off, let me completely. Zolpidem, like vir- to produce attacks that tend ToYourGoodHealth@med. the show under their wing $720 million, and to date it comment on taking testoster- tually all sleeping medications, to lessen in severity up to a cornell.edu. To view and order and signed Roddenberry has returned $2.3 billion to one with a history of prostate increases risk of falls, as well month after the initial severe health pamphlets, visit www. to a three-year develop- Paramount. It’s surprising cancer. You probably do have as having other possible side attack. A walker may be a use- rbmamall.com, or write to ment deal. Lucy thought she that since Lucy was the first an increased risk of prostate effects. ful precaution while recover- Good Health, 628 Virginia could blackmail CBS execs female studio executive, she cancer recurrence due to • • • ing. If the problem persists, Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. by threatening to pull her didn’t amend the opening testosterone treatment, but DEAR DR. ROACH: After I strongly recommend a visit high-rated show from their narration to say, “Space, the clearly your doctors and you an extreme case of vertigo, with a physical and/or occupa- © 2016 North America Synd., Inc. network, but CBS was in the final frontier, where no man have discussed it and they are including vomiting and being tional therapist for vestibular All Rights Reserved midst of preparing its own OR WOMAN has ever gone expensive science-fiction before! series, “Lost in Space,” and males with larger noses. ment alone. Some examples: stage lights. passed on it. © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. Prince Pickles and Princess • If you’ve ever been to a • The game of billiards first Parsley represent the Defense major sporting event, or appeared in the New World Ministry; Wakayama Prison even watched one on TV, in St. Augustine, Florida, the is represented by Waka-P, a you’ve seen costumed char- oldest continuously occupied bright orange creature with acters representing schools European settlement in the BY SAMANTHA WEAVER a huge head; and Toilet-kun, and sports teams. However, contiguous United States. who has a toilet-seat lid for a unless you’ve been to Japan, It was in 1565 that Spanish • It was farmer and author face, is the mascot for City of you don’t understand mas- explorers started playing the Wendell Berry who made the Yokohama’s waste recycling following sage observation: cots’ true potential. There, game here. the mascot industrial bureau. “Do unto those downstream • Rabbits are well-known as complex is so large that in • Have you ever wondered why as you would have those magicians’ preferred animal 2015, the Finance Ministry the green room — the wait- upstream do unto you.” when performing, but have launched a campaign to ing area just offstage where you ever wondered why? It’s • Those who study such things reduce spending by cutting actors stand-by before and because rabbits tend to stay say that size does matter the number of unneces- after stage appearances — is calm and quiet when handled — at least to proboscis mon- sary mascots in the country. green? Well, evidently it’s rather than becoming agi- keys. It seems that among ding to one estimate, Accor believed that the color green tated and noisy. these primates, females show there are 10,000 mascots is soothing to eyes that have © 2016 North America Synd., Inc. a significant preference for employed by the govern- been exposed to the glare of C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY October 6, 2016

is missing. in one week that a team “Alice Through the has made in The Associ- Looking Glass” (PG) — This ated Press college football follow-up to the nigh-pointless poll? Tim Burton feature of 2010 4. Name the last Warriors boasts a return of all major player before Stephen players, except for Tim Burton. Curry in the 2014-15 This time, Alice is a grownup season to be named the who returns to Wonderland regular-season NBA Most DVDs reviewed in this column because her dear friend The Valuable Player. are available in stores the week Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) is 5. When was the last time of Oct. 17, 2016. having some family problems before the 2016 NHL that require heroic time-travel 1. In 2016, Felix Hernandez playoffs that no Canadian PICKS OF THE WEEK to fix. No longer curious and became the winningest team took part? “Independence Day: quizzical, new Alice just jumps pitcher in Seattle Mari- 6. When was the last time Resurgence” (PG-13) — in with this convoluted call- ners history. Who had before 2016 that rugby Decades after Will Smith and to-action, which puts her at held the mark? was an Olympic sport? Jeff Goldblum saved the world, odds with Time (personified by 2. Twice in the 1980s, a Mil- 7. In 2015, golfer Lydia Ko the alien invaders are back Sacha Baron Cohen as a clock- Helena Bonham Carter in “Alice Through the Looking Glass” waukee Brewers player became the fourth LPGA again — this time with bigger work jerk). led the A.L. in RBIs for player to be rookie of the ships, cooler visual effects and Like the last one, the movie powered talent agent. Bobby by trade, but Dima (Stellan a season. Who was that year one year and player much less star-power. Since the strains to capture some ethe- (neurotic and nebbish as a Skarsgaard) sees him as a player? of the year the next. Name last movie, our planet has come real weirdness, but comes off Woody Allen character played trustworthy (read: able to be 3. What is the record for the two of the three others to together in a sort of Golden as rigid and predictable as by Jesse Eisenberg) falls for manipulated) middleman who biggest jump in rankings do it. Age; wars have ceased and a Disney ride with its tracks his uncle’s assistant Vonnie can take sensitive information every nation works together to clearly visible. Whimsy, won- (Kristen Stewart), even though to MI6 so Dima can get asylum make sure we’re more prepared der and creativity are mostly the feeling isn’t totally mutual. for himself and his family. Of 1. What is Lynyrd Skynyrd’s for the next alien assault. When substituted by CG and nods to Bobby also gets wound up with course, it’s not so simple, and longest song? the baddies do arrive, mankind the last movie. Helena Bonham his older brother (Corey Stall) Perry has to find some inner 2. In which Bill Withers is once again outgunned, but Carter’s Red Queen is amusing and his mobster-y nightclub super-spy if he and his wife are song does he hold a note not outmatched. as before, but that scarcely car- business. It’s not laugh out going to survive. The movie near the end for nearly 18 Will Smith’s character is out ries a movie or even a whole loud, it’s not among Allen’s is based on the John Le Carre seconds? of this one, but his son, played scene. best, but it definitely has his book “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, 3. What did Barry McGuire by Jesse T. Usher (just be glad “Cafe Society” (PG-13) — maker’s mark and the predict- Spy”, so it’s more about charac- do after he stopped we didn’t get Smith’s real Woody Allen takes a trip to ability that comes with it. ter and intrigue than big action contains this lyric: “But a son, Jaden), is now a hotshot 1920s Hollywood with stop- “Our Kind of Traitor” (R) jams. writing anti-war protest little gold ring you wear songs? pilot nursing a rivalry with overs in New York City, with — An unassuming British cou- on your hand makes another dashing pilot (Liam Jesse Eisenberg as our guide. ple on vacation in Marrakech TV RELEASES 4. Who released “What me understand, There’s Will My Mary Say?” and Hemsworth). Of course, they Young Bronx native Bobby find themselves entangled “Bates Motel: Season 4” another before me, you’ll bury the hatchet in time to (Eisenberg) heads off to the with a Russian mobster who “Guilt: Season 1” when? never be mine.” 5. Name the song that save the world. Bill Pullman glitzy gold hues of Hollywood wants to get out of the game “Teen Wolf: Season 5 Part 2” and Jeff Goldblum are back on to work with his uncle (Steve before he gets taken out. Perry “The Night Of” board, but still, something key Carrell), a fast-talking, high- (Ewan McGregor) is a teacher © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW Good Housekeeping VA spends big to speed Long live the king he 1960s era loved maj- disability exam claims esty. The Kennedy White Italian Wedding Pasta he Department of THouse was dubbed Veterans Affairs has just “Camelot” by the press, Johnny Though rich and flavorful enough to celebrate a special occa- Tannounced the awarding Carson had started his 30-year sion, our baked wedding pasta remains light on calories by of $6.8 billion in contracts to reign on late-night television, employing low-fat milk and lean ground turkey. improve the Medical Disability and golf had its very own Examination process and get “king,” Arnold Palmer. 1 pound ground turkey veterans’ disability claims Palmer came from humble 1/4 cup plain dried bread crumbs handed more quickly. beginnings. Born in the steel which lasted well into the next 1/4 cup (loosely packed) fresh parsley leaves, chopped Let’s look at the five compa- the Internet. You’ll find both town of Youngstown, Ohio, his century. 1 clove garlic, crushed with press nies it chose: positive and negative reviews family migrated to Latrobe, He was a king who had 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced • VetFed Resources, Inc., anywhere you look, but the Pennsylvania. It was there, at many clubs. He was a 1 large egg Virginia, a veteran-owned devil is always in the details. the Latrobe Country Club, that Freemason. He owned 10,000 1 cup freshly grated Romano cheese small business. Sometimes employees make he began his apprenticeship golf clubs, but was known best 1 package (16 ounces) farfalle or bow-tie pasta • Logistics Health, Inc., small comments that add up ... under the watchful guidance for the Dyna-powered Fluid 1 tablespoon cornstarch Wisconsin, has a national Another source of informa- of his father, the club’s ground- Field Wilson one-iron that he 1 1/2 cups reduced-fat (2 percent) milk network of “medical, dental tion is in patient complaints. skeeper turned club pro. He famously wielded, a club that 1 can (14 to 14 1/2 ounces) reduced-sodium chicken broth and behavioral health provid- I wonder if anyone consid- did not immediately seize the most people leave out of their 1 bag (9 ounces) baby spinach ers” that offer annual physical ered any of these sources of crown, opting instead for a col- bags and their lives, for that Ground black pepper exams and periodic health information when they were lege golf scholarship at Wake matter. He bought his father’s assessments. awarding contracts, or if they Forest. club in Latrobe and designed 1. Heat oven to 400 F. Line 15 1/2 by 10 1/2-inch jelly-roll pan • Medical Support Los only stuck to the applications And he didn’t have to seize 200 other golf courses of his with parchment paper or foil. Angeles has dozens of clinics in front of them. the crown, the advent of own. 2. In medium bowl, with fingertips, mix turkey, bread crumbs, scattered around three states. It’s also disturbing when sports television programming He was a king who had his parsley, garlic, egg and 1/4 cup Romano cheese just until blend- • QTC Medical Services, two of the awardees file a coronated him right from the own army. Throngs of fans, ed; do not overmix. Shape turkey mixture into 36 1-inch meat- Inc., California, appears to protest with the Government start. He was a lock for the “Arnie’s Army,” traipsed after balls; place in prepared pan. Bake meatballs 20 minutes. have a full complement of Accountability Office against role. Palmer was handsome, their hero, hole after hole. He 3. Meanwhile, heat large covered saucepot of water to boil- medical associates in seven the others saying that the well-dressed, athletic, humble was a man of the people. It has ing over high heat. Add pasta and cook 2 minutes less than label big-city locations and has done agency “misevaluated propos- yet friendly, instantly person- been said that he lost more directs. Drain pasta; return to saucepot. exams since 2000. als, engaged in misleading dis- able and giving of his time than a few championships on 4. In 2-cup liquid measuring cup, whisk cornstarch into milk. • Veterans Evaluation cussions” and more in handing and attention with just about the last hole by losing con- Add milk mixture and broth to pasta in saucepot; heat to boil- Services, Inc., Texas, is another out the contracts. In wading anyone he held court with. centration after saying hello ing over medium-high heat, stirring frequently. Boil 1 minute veteran-owned company. through the very long decision And he was golf’s first true to an old friend in the gal- to thicken sauce slightly. Remove saucepot from heat; stir in A thumbs-up to the VA for documents, with the names modern-day type of superstar. lery. And he was a benevolent spinach, 1/2 cup grated Romano, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Add expanding services to get of 28 attorneys at the top, it’s He was the first golfer to sign king, signing his full name on meatballs and gently toss to combine. the disability claims handled hard to see how all the legalese with an international agent, autographs, lending his name 5. Transfer pasta mixture to 3-quart glass or ceramic baking faster. and finger pointing will trans- the game’s first millionaire, the to charities and benefits the dish; sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup grated Romano. Bake However, anyone can build late into actual veteran care game’s most familiar face. In world over. He has a delicious 20 minutes or until hot in the center and golden brown on top. a website and say anything and medical disability evalu- 1962, the year he won his third beverage named after him. Serves 8. on it, as well as skew facts on ations. of four Masters, he graced No other golfer, no other ath- * Each serving: About 390 calories, 10g total fat (4g satu- an application. One way to more front-page magazine cov- lete (unless you count Shirley rated), 25g protein, 49g carbohydrates, 85mg cholesterol, 380mg evaluate a company is to check © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. ers than Jim Beatty and Wilt Temple’s tap dancing as a sodium, 4g fiber. the employer review sites on Chamberlain, the guys who sport), has that honor. You go broke the four-minute mile and into a bar and try to order a For thousands of triple-tested recipes, visit our website at scored 100 points in a basket- Sam Snead or Ben Hogan, and www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipes/. ball game, respectively. James see what you get in return. Bond even name checks him in Louis L’amour once said, © 2016 Hearst Communications, Inc. All rights reserved Thinking of going “Goldfinger.” “Because a man plays a king Palmer’s reign was undis- superbly well does not mean puted between the years of that he would make a good 1960-63, when he won 29 king.” Well, Arnold Palmer back to work? tournaments. Though guys wasn’t a good king — he was a like Jack Nicklaus and Gary great king, and it’s very sad to f you’ve considered going Player soon would take over see him go. Long live the king. back to work, either for the trophy cases, they never Ifinancial reasons or to have took away his mantle as the © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. something to do, there are a game’s most popular player, number of jobs that might be right for you. • Online auctions: Set up as a tour guide. Super Crossword & Suduko Puzzle Answers an online-auction account to • Tutor: You can earn a from page C2

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NEW APPLICATION(S) 15-5357 (A80722): MRJ LLLC propose(s) using 4.73 ac-ft. from groundwater (Stock- ton) for IRRIGATION; DO- MESTIC. EXTENSION(S) 15-3806 (A69783): NOTICE OF AUCTION USA Bureau of Land Notice is hereby given Management is/are fil- that according to provi- ing an extension for sions of the UTAH 0.02 cfs. from the SELF STORAGE FA- Boyd Spring (1 mi E of CILITIES ACT (UTAH Lake Point) for IRRI- STATUTES 38 8 1 GATION; STOCKWA- THRU 38 8 5 INCLU- TERING; WILDLIFE: SIVE). The following Incidental Wildlife. storage facilities will 16-737 (A60591): USA sell the following ten- Bureau of Land Man- ants personal property agement is/are filing listed below at public an extension for 0.1 auction on October 21, cfs. from groundwater 2016 at approximately and spring (Puddle 11am. Valley) for STOCKWA- Owner reserves the TERING; WILDLIFE. right to set minimum 16-775 (A63917): USA bid or cease sale. Bureau of Land Man- Grantsville Self Stor- agement is/are filing age (435) 884-0136 an extension for 0.015 655 E. Main St. cfs or 10.86 ac-ft. from Grantsville UT 84029 the Unnamed Spring 11:00 AM (Lookout Pass Area) A4 JASON CULLEY for STOCKWATER- 288 S. Johnson Lane THURSDAYING; WILDLIFE: October Inci- 6, 2016 Rush Valley,TOOELE UT TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C7 dental wildlife. 84064 16-818 (A70915): USA A20 JOSHUA WALK BureauPublic of Notices Land Man- Public Notices Public Notices 269Public E Notices Clark St. Public Notices agementWater is/are User filing Miscellaneous Miscellaneous GrantsvilleMiscellaneous UT 84029 Miscellaneous an extension for 0.05 A22 TERESA JONES cfs. from groundwater NOTICE TO CREDI- NOTICE TO CREDI- 520 W. Clark Apt #36 PUBLIC NOTICE and spring (Skull Val- TORS AND AN- TORS AND AN- Grantsville, UT 84029 This is a notice that on ley 6 mi NW of Dug- NOUNCEMENT OF NOUNCEMENT OF A25 JONAS E F October 21, 2016, The way) for STOCKWA- APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT JOHNSON 366 E Utah Highway Patrol TERING; WILDLIFE: RICHARD ALLEN P E G G Y J O Y C E Main Grantsville, UT will be conducting an Incidental Wildlife Use. ROMERO, Deceased. CURRY, Deceased. 84029 administrative check- BaNNerS 18-525 (A60547): P r o b a t e N o . P r o b a t e N o . B5 COLT DANIEL point in the county of USA Bureau of Land 163300064 163300048 STEVENSON 316 E Tooele. This check- Management is/are fil- ADELE G. ROMERO ARLENE JOYCE Clark Street #D8 point will utilize but not ing an extension for whose address is 162 MAESTAS whose ad- Grantsville, UT 84029 be limited to the Utah B37 BLANCA ES- Yard Signs 0.1 cfs. from ground- South 6th Street, dress is 736 Oquirrh Highway Patrol and water and spring (4.5 Tooele, Utah, 2016, Avenue, Tooele, Utah, THELA GARCIA- Tooele County Sheriff. miles South of has been appointed 2016, has been ap- HERNANDEZ 653 E This checkpoint will be Goldhill) for STOCK- Personal Representa- pointed Personal Rep- Main St #38 Grants- conducted on Inter- WATERING; WILD- tives of the estate of resentatives of the es- ville UT 84029 state 80, in the area of Vehicle Magnets LIFE: Incidental water- the above-named de- t a t e o f t h e B39 DANIE BLACK mile post three, east ing of wildlife. cendent. All persons above-named decen- 452 W Richard St. and westbound traffic Kent L. Jones, P.E. having claims against dent. All persons hav- Grantsville, UT 84029 lanes. According to STATE ENGINEER the above estate are ing claims against the B40 KENDALL R law, a jurisdictional (Published in the Tran- required to present above estate are re- WINGET 175 S Willow authorized plan will be Window Stickers script Bulletin October them to the under- quired to present them 201 Grantsville, UT available at the site of 6 & 13, 2016) signed or to the Clerk to the undersigned or 84029 the administrative of the Court on or be- to the Clerk of the B 42 VERONICA checkpoint, and will be Public Notices fore the 29 day of De- Court on or before the CARR 139 E 700 N maintained on file for Miscellaneous cember, 2016, or said 6 day of January, Tooele, UT 84074 one year. You may ob- and More! claims shall be forever 2017, or said claims B43 KIMBERLY P tain a copy of the plan SMITH Deadline for public barred. shall be forever 1138 S Kimball at the Utah Highway notices is 4 p.m. the ADELE G. ROMERO, barred. Dr. Grantsville, UT Patrol office, located at day prior to publica- 162 South 6th Street, ARLENE JOYCE 84029 1929 N. Aaron Dr. #J, B47 SHARON M BA- tion. Public notices Tooele, UT 84074 M A E S T A S 7 3 6 Tooele, Utah 84074 DON submitted past the Telephone No . Oquirrh Avenue, 14510 Lemoyne (Published in the Tran- deadline will not be (435)882-4572 Tooele, UT 84074 Blvd #2611 Biloxi, MS script Bulletin October accepted. (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- 39532 6 & 11, 2016) B62 JIM HOOVER UPAXLP script Bulletin Septem- script Bulletin October ber 29, October 6 & 6, 13 & 20, 2016) 366 E. Main St. #302 HAVING A yard sale? TOOELE COUNTY 13, 2016) Grantsville, UT 84029 Advertise in the Tran- ORDINANCE 2016-10 NOTICE OF AUCTION B63 ARIEL L REYES script Notice is hereby given On September 20, TOOELE COUNTY 184 S. East Ranch that according to provi- SELL YOUR car in the 2016, an ordinance ORDINANCE 2016-11 Road Grantsville, UT sions of the UTAH Transcript Bulletin Clas- was passed amending On September 20, 84029 SELF STORAGE FA- sified section. Tooele County Code 2016, an ordinance C30 MYNDI WAYMAN CILITIES ACT (UTAH Section 1-10-4. The was passed rezoning 225 Lakeview Stans- SELLING YOUR moun- STATUTES 38 8 1 policy regarding the approximately 907 bury Park, UT 84074 tain bike? www.tooele THRU 38 8 5 INCLU- disposal of County acres of land South- C44 BRADLEY OG- transcript.com SIVE). The following property was modified east of Highways 73 DEN PO BOX 316 storage facilities will SELL YOUR CAR or by updating the proce- and 36, adjacent to the Grantsville UT 84029 sell the following ten- dure for determining South Depot area of D 4 C H R I S T A L boat in the classifieds. ants personal property Call 882-0050 or visit the fair market value of the Tooele Army De- SHIELDS 635 listed below at public www.tooeletranscript. property assessed at pot, from MU-40 to N orthridge Ave . auction on October 21, com or e-mail your ad $100,000 or less. A M-G. A complete copy Tooele, UT 84074 2016 at approximately complete copy of this of this ordinance is D 11 PATRICIA to tbp@tooeletran- available at the County 11am. script.com High Quality • Full Color ordinance is available BLACK 175 Willow St Owner reserves the at the Count y Clerk/Auditor's Office. #201 Grantsville, UT right to set minimum SELLING YOUR Clerk/Auditor's Office. 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VIRTUALTOURIST.COM Symbols.” Whether it’s risque one. Visitors to the tragic body parts, animal statues heroine’s statue rub her right s any experienced trav- or odd little trolls, the entire breast in the quest for good eler will attest, seeing world has good luck symbols. luck. The truly romantic also Aan indentation in a Even if you’re not a believer, leave love letters on the walls stone slab or a shiny spot on there’s something fun about of her house. a bronze relief is a sure sign just keeping these traditions that they’ve stumbled upon going. 2. Van Mieu (Temple of a good luck symbol. With Literature); Hanoi, Vietnam this in mind, the members of 1. Statue of Juliet, Casa di In a longstanding tradition, travel website VirtualTourist. Guilietta; Verona, Italy students with pending exams com have compiled this Shakespeare must be roll- come here to touch the head list of “10 Great Good Luck ing over in his grave over this of the courtyard’s 82 tortoises

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for luck. The pupils in this Nepomuk is said to bring good City, New York area must have extraordi- luck, but if you want good for- Someone forgot to tell the narily high grade point aver- tune that’s a little more spe- person who started this tra- ages as the stone heads of the cific, walk a few steps toward dition that the expression is tortoises have become virtu- Old Town and find the cross “Take the bull by the horns” ally soft from the repeated with five stars on the left par- not something else. While touching. apet of the bridge. Touch each Wall Street has been an excep- 3. St. John of Nepomuk of the five stars with a finger tionally unlucky place to be Statue/Nearby cross, Charles and rest your left palm on the lately, it’s said that touching Bridge; Prague, Czech cross and make your wish! the private area of this bull Republic will bring good luck. The rules for this one are a 4. Rock of Luck; Kusu little complicated but for the Island, Singapore 8. La Chouette; Dijon, very superstitious it’s worth Visitors to this oddly France the effort. Touching the reliefs shaped, bright yellow monu- Although Dijon is associat- on the statue of St. John of ment will notice a plethora ed more with its mustard than Toritos de Pucara; Cusco, Peru. of four-digit numbers written its good luck symbols, the all over its surface. For those town’s beloved owl is thought unfamiliar with the Singapore to bring such good luck that lottery, these are “picks.” it’s nearly rubbed out. Carved Believers have defaced this into the wall of a centuries- rock in the hopes of becoming old church, the figure is said rich. to bring luck to those who touch it with their left hand. 5. Worther-See-Mandl; Klagenfurt, Austria 9. Magellan Statue; Puenta Legend has it that in an Arenas, Chile 1094 North Main Street • Tooele • 435-882-2100 • www.utahhomes.com effort to remind a group of Although clearly taken seri- late-night partiers that Easter ously by many, this tradition was the next day, this little feels a little like something guy uncorked a barrel of drummed up by an office of water and in so doing, created tourism. Those who rub the

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