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TOOELE RANSCRIPT School T celebrates Dr. Seuss’ birthday SERVING TOOELE COUNTY See A10 BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY March 3, 2016 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 122 No. 80 $1.00 Tooele seeks bond option to help pay settlement by Tim Gillie In 2014, Tooele City settled STAFF WRITER a 12-year-old legal battle with Overlake. In the settlement, Tooele City leaders want the Tooele City agreed to pay Tooele option to take out a bond to pay Associates and Perry Homes no off a court settlement. But they don’t plan to raise taxes to pay off the bond, accord- SEE BOND PAGE A6 ➤ ing to Tooele City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy. At the request of Tooele City officials, Rep. Doug Sagers, D- Tooele, introduced a bill last week at the Utah Legislature that would allow the state’s political subdivisions to bond for pay- ment of any claim, settlement or judgment in excess of $3 mil- lion. If Sagers’ bill, House Bill 428, is approved by the Legislature, Tooele City will look at the option of bonding to pay off its out-of- February storms dropped little water court settlement with the devel- opers of Overlake, according to by Jessica Henrie Dunlavy. Doug Sagers STAFF WRITER

After three months of above- average precipitation, February storms left less water than usual for Tooele City. Ned Bevan, a cooperative weather observer for the National Weather Service, recorded 0.9 Army looks for inches of total precipitation in the city last month. Normally, Tooele receives 1.33 inches of precipitation in February. public comment The precipitation brings the city to a total 7.52 inches so far this water year. Normal for this point in the water year is 7.38 on TEAD cleanup inches, Bevan said. Water years begin Oct. 1 and end Sept. 30. by Steve Howe mid-1990s. In 1991, the Army was Less snow also fell last month. STAFF WRITER required to clean up 40 of those In Tooele City, Bevan recorded 8.5 sites; the remaining 17 were han- inches of snow. Normal snowfall The U.S. Army is taking pub- dled and investigated under the for February is 14.1 inches. lic comment through the end of Comprehensive Environmental The snowpack totals fell at each the month on its plans to clean Response, Compensation and snow telemetry site in the moun- up five former munition disposal Liability Act, better known as tains above Tooele and Rush val- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS sites at Tooele Army Depot. Superfund. leys, said Randy Julander, Utah Despite a dry February, the Oquirrh The plans call for remedia- More than 600 acres will be Snow Survey supervisor. Mountains (top) still had above- aver- tion at five spots, located in and affected by the Army’s cleanup age snowpack. Warmer temperatures “February was warm and very around the depot’s boundar- effort on the five sites, which have begun to melt the snowpack dry. We did not get much snow ies, with significant contamina- include former munition burn in the Stansbury Mountains, feeding accumulation,” he said. tion from leftover munitions, pits, deactivation furnaces and a stream in South Willow Canyon However, above-average pre- the result of previous missions open burn sites. The locations (above). The U.S. Drought Monitor cipitation recorded in November, where hazardous materials were were used to dispose of every- (left) continues to rate the majority December and January provided released. thing from mortars, rockets and of Tooele County as a D2 or “severe” a base of above-average snow- All told, there were originally bombs to furnace ash, small drought area. Orange refers to D2 pack. drought, tan refers to D1 or “moder- 57 sites identified as being in arms and bullets. COURTESY OF THE U.S. “While these numbers are DROUGHT MONITOR ate” drought and yellow refers to D0 need of remediation by inves- or “abnormally dry.” tigations from the late 1970s to SEE ARMY PAGE A12 ➤ SEE STORMS PAGE A9 ➤

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 6:58 a.m. 6:24 p.m. Saturday 6:56 a.m. 6:25 p.m. Sunday 6:55 a.m. 6:26 p.m. Monday 6:53 a.m. 6:28 p.m. Tuesday 6:52 a.m. 6:29 p.m. Wednesday 6:50 a.m. 6:30 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 6:48 a.m. 6:31 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin City wastewater system is in ‘great shape’ Friday 3:40 a.m. 1:54 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 4:28 a.m. 2:56 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme by Jessica Henrie the report, parts of the wastewa- system since the upgrade we soil treatment purposes. Sunday 5:13 a.m. 4:03 p.m. Monday 5:56 a.m. 5:13 p.m. ALMANAC STAFF WRITER ter system date back to 1920, it is completed several years ago. The Water Environment Tuesday 6:36 a.m. 6:24 p.m. Mostly cloudy, Mostly cloudy, Statistics for the week ending March 2. in good repair and has plenty of We’ve just done maintenance. At Association of Utah named it Wednesday 7:14 a.m. 7:37 p.m. Sun and some clouds Mostly cloudy showers around; a shower in the Mostly cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Temperatures Thursday 7:53 a.m. 8:50 p.m. Tooele City is prepared for capacity, said Jim Bolser, director this time, we still have ample Outstanding Reclamation Facility cooler afternoon High/Low past week 65/28future development with plenty of community development and capacity for anticipated growth.” of the Year in 2013, according to New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 49/30 57 39 60 47 50 33 49 33 46 34 48 35 54 40 Average temp past week 45.6of capacity in its wastewater sys- public works. In 2013, the city upgraded its the city’s website. Normal average temp past week 38.9tem, a city official said. “Simply put, this is a yearly wastewater treatment plant at Bolser’s report stated the city TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Mar 8 Mar 15 Mar 23 Mar 31 The city recently submitted report required by the state,” he 3300 N. 1200 West. The plant, spent approximately $50,000 last Shown is Friday’s weather. an annual self-assessment of its told the Tooele City Council on originally built in 2000, increased year maintaining the wastewa- Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s municipal wastewater system Wednesday. “Last year provided the system’s capacity for waste. ter system. The system had no AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 lows. TBP FILE PHOTO to the state Division of Water us with the status quo — we The reclaimed water from the Tooele City last upgraded its wastewater system in 2013. The system is still in Quality. Although according to haven’t needed to upgrade the plant is used for irrigation and SEE CITY PAGE A7 ➤ UTAH WEATHER “great shape” and meets the city’s needs, a city official said. Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 53/27 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 62/38 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Thursday CLASSIFIEDS C5 54/35 59/39 60/39 56/40 HOMETOWN A10 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Group promotes Stallion tennis 60/37 Erda 57/41 ham radio as coach to take over OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 57/40 Pine Canyon Friday Salt Lake City 57/31 59/41 49/33 KID SCOOP B7 Tooele 60/40 Bauer Good reliable emergency coaching of boys 57/39 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS B1 58/39 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 57/39 communication soccer team 58/30 56/32 See Stockton SnowfallSaturday (in inches) Price complete 58/39 See A2 See B1 61/35 Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 60/33 58/36 Ophir on A9 53/34 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 59/38 59/33 Green River Last Month Season 70/39 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 59/37 62/33 Moab 55/38 SNOWPACK Hanksville 71/35 Beaver 68/37 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 61/32 Ibapah 58/34 57/33 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 17.7 14.9 9.9 St. George 65/31 66/39 Average 16.8 14.9 8.3 77/45 Kanab 68/33 Eureka Percent of average 105% 100% 119% 52/32 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY March 3, 2016 When signals go down, ham radio operators lend a hand by Steve Howe partway to the peak was already STAFF WRITER 10 degrees; it was likely below zero on the peak. Most Americans are accus- While Williams had some cold tomed to reaching into their weather gear, Kinghorn had only pocket for their cell phone when worn a light jacket and loafers, faced with an emergency. since he doesn’t leave the heli- There are times, however, copter on maintenance runs. when there isn’t an available To conserve battery power, signal to make a call or send a Williams and Kinghorn would text. That’s when Tooele County only turn on the helicopter strobe Emergency Management turns beacons and radio in their status to amateur radio — better known every half hour. Due to Williams’ as ham radio — operators to presence in the ham radio com- transmit vital information to first munity, the frequency with res- responders. cuers had to be made private to The ability to use ham radi- further conserve battery life. os became especially impor- While the search and rescue tant when a helicopter became team conducted a risky nighttime FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO trapped at the summit of Flat Top hike to the summit with supplies, Andy Tanner (above) adjusts the ham radio at the Tooele County Emergency Mountain on Nov. 17. Williams’ attitude began to dark- Operations Center. Ham radios (right) can be used to communicate when cell The helicopter had left at en as the rescue stretched into serivce is sketchy. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO 8:30 a.m. for a routine battery Wednesday morning. check that would usually only “Come one o’clock in the in the county and membership take about 10 minutes to com- morning, we’re all starting to in the club has grown in recent plete, according to Andy Tanner, get nervous,” Tanner said. “You years. The club was founded in Communications Technician for could tell that the mood in his the late 1990s. TCEM. voice had changed, everything “We want to get those people The contractor performing had changed. I think he was get- involved, or at least as many of the check, Dave Williams, was ting pretty scared, too.” them as want to be involved,” a former TCEM employee, and Tanner said messages from Price said. “A lot of them might the flight was piloted by Spike Williams were being ferried to be doing it on their own, but we’d Kinghorn of Classic Aviation, his family while rescuers hiked like support from them in our who has flown a number of oper- to the peak. A two-person team club.” ations for the county. braved steep sections of terrain The group is open to anyone With a quick, in-and-out oper- blanketed in feet of snow to make with an amateur radio operator’s ation planned, Kinghorn didn’t it to the summit. license or interested in getting even turn off the helicopter’s “The last time we had com- one, and takes all comers. rotors upon landing at the sum- munication with Dave, he was Whitehouse said there’s a mis- mit of Flat Top Mountain, Tanner telling us the battery was just conception that getting into ama- said. Despite the spinning rotors, about gone on his radio,” Tanner teur radio operation is expensive. ice was still rapidly building up said. “As the search and rescue Attending a class and taking the on the helicopter. operators made it to the helicop- operator test would set an aspir- “He started getting alarms ter, his radio died.” ing radio operator back about on his helicopter, freeze warn- After rescuers reached the $45, while the radios themselves ings, so they shut the helicopter helicopter with supplies, the plan can be as cheap as $30 or $60 for down,” Tanner said. was to attempt to hike down in a handheld unit. Kinghorn and Williams the morning. A helicopter from “The money side of it shouldn’t attempted to knock the ice off of Vernal had been dispatched to be a barrier to people, because the rotors and started the heli- attempt a rescue, but the fog was it’s affordable,” Whitehouse said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO copter several times but were too thick to attempt a landing. Club membership dues are $5 Spike Kinghorn, a helicopter pilot, was one of two men who became trapped on Flat Top Mountain last November. Tooele unsuccessful at getting it to take The pilot of the rescue heli- for senior citizens, $10 for indi- County Search and Rescue used ham radio to stay in touch with the men until they were rescued. off. Williams managed to con- copter decided to make one viduals and $15 for families, Price tact Tanner on his cell phone but final attempt at the summit and said. Ham radios have proven their International Space Station, Operations Center at 15 E. 100 the spotty reception, as well as a finally had a clearing in which to Price said she became involved effectiveness in regions where which is also possible with a South in Tooele. The group also quickly dwindling battery, forced land. The rescue of Williams and in the ham radio community due cell towers are disrupted by strong enough signal. hosts an on-air gathering, known them to coordinate on a ham Kinghorn was complete at about to her general interest in emer- disaster events, such as hurri- The West Desert Amateur as a net, every Thursday at 7 p.m. radio frequency to stay in con- 2:30 a.m., after the pair spent gency preparedness. A couple cane- or tornado-prone areas, Radio meets once a month at on channel 147.300. tact. about 18 hours on the peak of the years ago, she bought each of her Whitehouse said. Growing the the Tooele County Emergency [email protected] Without the ability to get off mountain. five sons, four of whom live in West Desert Amateur Radio Club the peak, Tanner and Williams “It was such a cool thing that Utah County, a ham radio so they helps county emergency man- agreed to call Tooele County the ham radio had a humon- could keep in touch should there agement expand its base of affili- Search and Rescue. Tanner drove gous effect on that,” Tanner said. be an earthquake or another sig- ated volunteers, similar to CERT in from Salt Lake to help with “We would have had no idea they nificant disaster when cell phones and other programs. the coordination of the rescue were even there, really.” and other traditional channels of “In an emergency situation, meeting. TCEM director Bucky communication could be down. we would love to have as many Williams was able to remain in Whitehouse said a cell phone Ham radios are so reliable members affiliated with the club touch with rescuers through the call may have alerted them to because they don’t require as possible so they are recog- ham radio while he and Kinghorn the stranded helicopter crew, a repeater tower to transmit a nized and we understand where sought shelter in the helicopter. but without the ham radio, signal between devices, Tanner they are at throughout the Tooele Tanner said the temperature only they would not have been able said. If a communications tower County area,” Whitehouse said. to pinpoint their exact location is damaged, the radios can still The ham radio club isn’t just a on the summit of the Oquirrh communicate device to device tool for emergency management, Mountains’ highest peak. with a range of several miles for however. The club also partici- TOOELE TRANSCRIPT “We use this as an example most models. pates in fun events that show the BULLETIN a lot of times at our last few In an emergency, a chain ability of the more advanced ham meetings because without that, of ham radios can be set up radio systems. ADMINISTRATION they very well could have died,” within the county to relay local One thing the club has done Scott C. Dunn Publisher Tanner said. conditions to the Emergency before is a moon bounce — when Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus The helicopter rescue is one Operations Center, where the the ham radio signal from a large OFFICE reason the West Desert Amateur response would be coordinated, antenna is sent to the moon, Bruce Dunn Controller Radio Club are hoping to grow according to Tanner. where it “bounces” off to an Chris Evans Office Manager their membership. Newly elected “In the event of a major emer- operator on the far side of the Vicki Higgins Customer Service president Lanea Price said the gency, this might be our only world. Tanner said the group has Kristy Lee Circulation Manager goal is to get more of the county’s form of communication,” he said. been able to speak with radio EDITORIAL ham radio operators active and “That’s why emergency manage- operators in Russia using the David Bern Editor involved in the club. ment is pushing the ham (radio) technique. 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THURSDAY March 3, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Grantsville City Council wants second look at justice center by Steve Howe company would require a new JRCA Architects over Pioneer The motion passed unanimous- Under the new fee sched- building permit. Bounce houses, STAFF WRITER needs assessment to be drawn Architecture. ly. ule, the first hour of inspec- tents for private events and other up before any architectural draw- “I do,” Turner said. “Like I said, The city council also adopted tions would be included under smaller gatherings would not be No contract for the architec- ings could be completed. The city they have 30 years of experience a fee schedule for inspections the building permit fee of $100. affected by the new fee. tural design of a proposed justice paid JRCA $10,000 for the initial with police buildings. They’re the required during special events. Event organizers would have to “You’re only going to get center was awarded during the needs assessment in 2015. predominant builder right now, Last year, the city had to absorb pay the city $50 per hour for inspected if you pull a building Grantsville City Council meeting In his presentation to the city with police departments in the the cost of its building inspectors each additional hour inspectors permit,” Linares said. “They have Wednesday night. council, Turner also praised JRCA state.” spending hours at Country Fan are onsite. to pull building permits to erect The city received five propos- Architects’ decades of experi- Turner also discussed the cost Fest at Deseret Peak Complex, Grantsville City Attorney Joel those stages where they have als from various engineering and ence in constructing police sta- of putting a basement under the inspecting stages and large tents Linares said the ordinance would overhanging lights, overhanging architectural firms across the tions and justice centers. He said proposed justice center, which as required by state law, which only affect events large enough speakers, all of that sort of stuff.” state and Grantsville City Police Pioneer Architecture’s portfolio JRCA Architects estimated would prompted the legislation. to have structures that require a [email protected] Chief Kevin Turner supported consisted of clubhouses at golf be about $1 million, including the second-lowest bid from JRCA courses and building renova- an elevator required for acces- Architects, a Salt Lake City firm. tions. sibility and vehicle parking. The JRCA Architects completed the The council, however, ques- city council asked Turner to ��������������������������������������� needs assessment the city used tioned if Turner should have review the possibility of a base- to develop the potential cost and done better research on the dif- ment instead of refurbishing the TOOELETRANSCRIPT location for the proposed justice ferent companies that submit- exterior of the current recreation center, which is based around a ted proposals despite a positive center for $30,000. BULLETIN $3.6 million budget. working relationship with JRCA Tripp motioned that the coun- The low bid came from Pioneer Architects. cil request JRCA and Pioneer Subscribe Today! Architecture, at $149,000. The Grantsville City Council submit general contractor refer- next lowest, JRCA Architects, was Member Tom Tripp asked Turner ences to be reviewed by council 58 N. Main Street $182,000. if he thought it was worth member Mike Colson, who owns 882-0050 Turner said selecting another $40,000 for the city to stick with a general contracting business. County planning commission alters setbacks for lots

by Tim Gillie to put bigger homes on smaller STAFF WRITER lots, according to Jones. Planning commission mem- Smaller lots should mean ber Anita Dalrymple agreed with smaller homes. Jones. That’s what Tooele County “This is a quality-of-life issue,” Planning Commission members she said. “People move to Tooele said Wednesday night as they County for the rural feel. It feels sent modified setback require- like every month at planning ments for small lots to the coun- commission we battle to keep ty commission for approval. that rural feel.” The planning commission also Dalrymple made a motion to recommended the first rezone accept the proposed changes for to the county’s new A-10 zone the front setbacks and the maxi- — agricultural with 10-acre lots mum lot coverages, but to reject — and approved the final plat for the changes in corner street side a 15-home subdivision in Lake setbacks, and to leave the 7,000- Point. square-foot lot side setback at The Tooele County planner eight feet. submitted a report to the plan- Dalrymple’s motion was ning commission with proposed passed with a unanimous vote. changes to setback and maxi- The planning commission mum lot coverage requirements also voted to send a favorable for 7,000-, 8,000-, 10,000- and recommendation to the coun- 12,000-square-foot residential ty commission for a rezone of lots. two 40-acre lots near Hickman The only 7,000-square-foot Canyon Road. lots currently in the county are Currently zoned for MU-40, in Stansbury Park, according to multiple use with 40-acre mini- Tooele County Planner Blaine mum lot size, the land owner Gehring. wants the zoning changed to The changes were designed A-10, agricultural with 10-acre to eliminate some inconsisten- minimum lot size. cies and bring the setbacks in The owner of the property, line with industry standards that Meridian, Idaho-based Ten Year usually require smaller setbacks Dream, L.L.C., wants to cre- for smaller lots, Gehring said. ate eight 10-acre parcels on the The changes would also allow property for off-grid cabins or Penelope Rose, L.L.C., the owner recreational property, according of the remaining undeveloped to Susan Seegmiller, the property parcels in Stansbury Park north owner’s representative. of SR-138, to develop property Tooele County created the A-5 with setbacks consistent with and A-10 zones in October 2015 other developments surround- as a result of pressure from resi- ing their property, according to dents in rural residential zones Gehring. that didn’t want commercial With setbacks previously uses, such as dog kennels, in modified for the surrounding their residential neighborhoods, developments, Gehring suggest- according to Gehring. ed that it was best to change the The changes adopted in ordinance rather than continue October 2015 took uses such as to grant exceptions. agricultural industry and busi- Gehring’s proposal included ness, public stables, bed and reducing the front setback for breakfasts, cemeteries, private 7,000- and 8,000-square-foot parks and campgrounds, and lots to 20 feet from 25 feet. This home-based commercial or makes their front setback con- industrial businesses out of rural sistent with the 20-foot setback residential zones. They are now already required for 10,000- allowed in the new 5- and 10- square-foot lots. acre agriculture zones. Gehring also recommended Planning Commissioner Anita reducing the side setback for Dalrymple opposed the change 7,000-square-foot lots from eight from MU-40 to A-10 for the feet to six feet. This would make Hickman Canyon property. She the 7,000-square-foot side set- asserted that the change was not The History of Tooele County back consistent with the lots justified and was not compatible that already have homes built on with surrounding land use. ooele County features some of the most dramatic and diverse landforms on them in the area, Gehring said. The planning commission also Gehring also proposed chang- approved the final plat for Lake TEarth. There are 11,000 foot-high peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and ing the corner street side setback Point Estates Subdivision Phase a mysterious desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people who for corner lots. 3. The subdivision lies between knew about the place were the Native Americans who lived there, and a few Under Gehring’s proposal Adobe Lane and Center Street white explorers during the early 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. the corner street setbacks for in Lake Point. Phase 3 consists 7,000-, 8,000- and 10,000-square- of 15 lots all one acre or more That year the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, passed foot lots would be dropped from in size. The land is zoned RR-1, through the county and nearly perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three 20 feet to 10 feet and for 12,000- rural residential with a one acre years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built square-foot lots the corner street minimum lots size, according to setback would be 15 feet instead Gehring. a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, of 30 feet. [email protected] others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier Gehring’s proposal also upped that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to the maximum lot coverage for thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are 7,000-, 8,000- and 10,000-square- foot lots to 45 percent from 35 found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers percent. For 12,000-square-foot ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur lots the maximum lot coverage and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along the would be 35 percent instead of 30 percent. southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. Randy Jones, Stansbury Park resident, opposed the setback Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin changes during the public hear- • Nearly 500 pages $ 95 ing on the changes. 39 • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages “What we are doing is building Questions or Comments? urban in a suburban area,” he E-mail Us: • Hardcover with dust jacket TOOELE 58 N. Main said. “Just because we’ve done it TRANSCRIPT before doesn’t mean we should [email protected] • More than 500 photos Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 keep doing it.” Closed Sat. and Sun. TOOELETRANSCRIPT • More than 700 pioneer biographies BULLETIN Setbacks are a quality of life ULLETIN issue with developers pushing B A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY March 3, 2016 FULL SERVICE SHOP OUT & ABOUT • Mens Cuts • Womens Cuts • Kids Cuts It’s incredible to fall in love with the Jazz • Traditional Straight he Utah Jazz (despite their cheering for the Jazz? It’s a result end of the half. Razor Shaves recent best efforts to avoid of circumstances and an incred- It became apparent the Jazz Tit) are right in the hunt for Steve Howe ible game last season. roster was incredibly likable • Clipper Designs a playoff spot in a competitive Shortly after moving to Utah, — the multi-faceted Hayward, STAFF WRITER • Womens Coloring Western Conference and this while we were still housed in an steady Favors and old-man Utah transplant couldn’t be hap- extended stay hotel, I suggested game of Aussie Joe Ingles. pier. to my wife that we go to a Jazz The game tightened up near For the first time in my life, a unique collection of teams. game. Specifically the Jazz- the end of regulation and the I’m actually the fan of a home- In professional football, Cavaliers game on Nov. 5, 2014, arena atmosphere became 85 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE town professional team. It’s I grabbed myself a spot on with the opportunity to see the incredibly intense. After James something that never happened the still spacious Jacksonville greatest player in the world at hit a ridiculous, fall-away three- during my formative years in Jaguars bandwagon. While I’d the time — LeBron James. pointer to cut the lead to one upstate New York. never been to Jacksonville, the While I watched quite a few with 13 seconds left, it was HELP WANTED — I’ve always been a huge sports team entered the NFL in 1995, NBA basketball games up to that already one of the best games I’d fan, from football to cycling, when I was only 4 years old and point, I was more interested in ever seen, let alone live. We are also looking to fi ll our back baseball to golf or basketball to I felt kinship with a franchise watching great players compete James tied the game at 100 room area. It will accomodate: bull riding. My eclectic taste in that was as new to pro football — James, Steph Curry, Marc on three free throws, setting all forms of physical competi- as I was. Gasol and the like. I didn’t see up a dramatic finish with three Esthetician • Lash Extensions tion means my television stays My favorite baseball team, any point in torturing myself by seconds remaining. The ensuing Massage Th erapist on ESPN by default most days of and longest sports loyalty, is being a Knicks fan or hoping on inbounds play went to Hayward, the week. the Cleveland Indians. The the bandwagon of the hot team who hit a step-back jumper to Call 435-840-0824 to inquire. Despite my love of all things love affair with a random Ohio at the time. win it at the buzzer. sports-related, I’ve always sup- franchise began when I got So when I arrived at the When it happened, I threw ported a geographically diverse an Indians batting helmet for then-EnergySolutions Arena, I both hands over my head so group of teams with little con- Christmas when I was really was more excited about watch- hard, I thought I might dislocate nection to where I lived or went young and I never looked back. ing LeBron James than any of my arms. The whole arena was to school. My hockey loyalties were the Jazz players, whom I was going absolutely nuts and my I grew up about three hours never fully cemented in one somewhat familiar with. I knew wife and I knew right then — we from New York City but the direction or another, except of Gordon Hayward from his were Jazz fans. rural, upstate regions of the in the college game. My alma days at Butler, as well as Derrick Shortly thereafter, my wife state might as well be a differ- mater, Rochester Institute of Favors, Dante Exum and Trey had a Hayward jersey. We ent world. I felt no connection Technology, had a Division I Burke, but that was honestly attended a few more games and with the Jets, Giants, Islanders, hockey team and I was a season about it. then decided to spring for upper 2016 Reunion of Cowboy Poets, Western Music & Artisans Rangers, Nets or Knicks, and ticket holder and active partici- Coming through the arena bowl season tickets for the cur- outright hated the Yankees, a pant in the antics particular to doors, we were given free T- rent year. March 4 -6, 2016 belief reinforced by my baseball college hockey fandom. shirts and the place was hum- It’s been an incredible experi- ���������������������������������������� enthusiast great uncle. As far as college football ming with excitement. I figured ence to move to a new place and Even the Buffalo Bills, with goes, I’m an ardent University I’d root for the Jazz in this fall in love with the local sports FREE Admission! their blue collar fan base, were of Michigan Wolverines fan. It’s game despite my attention still team. I’ve always been a pas- ��������������������������������������� too far away to resonate with the only team I root for that has focused on watching one of the sionate sports fan and it’s fun to ������������������������������������������������������������������ me. ever won a national title while greatest players of all-time do share that with the city I live in. �������������������������������������������������������������������� I essentially grew up in a dead I’ve been alive, when it split the his thing. As the Jazz push for the play- ���������������������������������������������������� zone for professional sports, crown with Nebraska in 1997 Right out of the gate, the Jazz offs, I know that this recent with no franchise within a few in the pre-BCS, pre-College were playing well — culminat- fan is excited to see where this COWBOY OPRY hours of my home. So with no Football Playoff days. ing with a chase-down block of young team goes in the future. Friday, March 4th, 7 pm obvious ties, I became the fan of So how does this lead me to James by Hayward before the [email protected] with Gary Allegretto, Ernie Sites, Thatch Elmer & Tumbleweeds ������������Child $1 (3-17 yrs: 3 child tickets/ adult) FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK BILLY DEAN in CONCERT Saturday, March 5th, 2:00 pm with Eli Barsi & Doris Daley Premium Seating w/ Meet & Greet $50 Vernon gets first woman mayor GET A DISCOUNT!! Enter promo code TOB16 ��������������������������� at checkout for $2.00 off each ticket! Child & Student $10 (3 yrs up w/ID) COWBOY FAMILY DANCE and snowstorm hits Tooele City featuring MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY Saturday, March 5th, 7 pm Gotta Get he Tooele Transcript tivated to the Utah National A few days later, Tooele ����������������������������� Bulletin has published Guard to serve as chaplain and County Selective Service Something Tooele County news since director of the Family Assistance announced the names of 12 men ������������Child / Student $10 (5 yrs up w/ID) T ������������������������������ 1894. Here is a flashback of local Center program. who would fill Tooele County’s Off Your front-page news from 25, 50, 75 March 1 and 4, 1966 March quota for the U.S. Army. For Information & Concert Tickets, Go To: and 100 years ago that occurred Second District Juvenile Court Dan Gillespie also resigned as ����������������������������������� Chest? during the first week of March. Judge Reginald W. Garff passed head football coach at Tooele March 5 and 7, 1991 sentence on 13 Tooele teens who High School, planning to devote Write a letter An administrative judge were convicted of automobile all his time to teaching. Gillespie to the Editor, from the U.S. Department of truancy, which Garff defined as had been head coach since (it’s good therapy). Interior ordered USPCI and “riding in an automobile while 1937. Before that, he worked as Find Your Dream Home! Aptus Environmental Services to truant from school.” The teens’ assistant coach under Sterling P.O. Box 390 stop building a hazardous waste driving privileges were revoked R. Harris. Superintendent Harris TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Tooele, UT 84074 incinerator at Clive, west of the for 30 days. said a replacement for Gillespie ULLETIN Cedar Mountains. The judge for- Later that week, a winter had not yet been considered. B [email protected] bade the companies from using storm dumped 15 inches of March 3, 1916 an access road to reach the site snow on Tooele City. The storm The front page was covered until the project was reviewed. was the wettest, heaviest and with news briefs about other The Tooele County longest thus far in the season. states and countries. One Commission appointed Edwin The Fish and Game Department brief said Detroit was the first St. Clair to the commission, also built eight water holes for American city to adopt electric replacing Bill Pitt, who had thirsty game birds. Each was taxicabs. Another talked about Large Shipment of resigned recently to enter the connected to a tank, or “guz- a steam-driven tractor in New Justice Court system. Colette zeler,” with either a 1,000 gallon England that ran off Coke. A Castagno also became the first or 2,000 gallon capacity. third story said New Zealand’s woman to serve as the mayor of March 4 and 7, 1941 1916 government revenue was New Merchandise! Vernon. Castagno was appoint- Tooele Mayor Nelse estimated at nearly $857 million. ed to take Mayor Ken Rigby’s Bromstrom, other elected offi- A fourth story read, “A single place after Rigby accepted a call cials and city staff moved to a nest of the Australian bush tur- to serve an LDS mission with his new city hall building. Mrs. Eliza key has been found to weigh five wife. Nelson, Tooele’s oldest native tons.” Dr. Robert Moss, West pioneer, also turned 89 on Feb. This report was compiled by Elementary principal, was reac- 28. Jessica Henrie. KCStore Outlet Colorado man pleads guilty in teen girlfriend’s death Come check out our large selection! SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An 18- of him, his light brown hair cut death, after he moved from Utah year-old Colorado man accused short. 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Prosecutors say 15-year-old plans to raise questions about Police had first grown suspi- Anne Kasprzak suffered blows whether a long prison sentence cious of Bagshaw when detec- that crushed her face and head is right for a teenage offender tives went to question him short- after she told people she was at a sentencing hearing set for ly after her death and noticed he pregnant and her boyfriend April 25. was wearing new shoes. When didn’t seem to want the baby. Kasprzak’s family said they they asked for his old shoes, he Medical examiners later found long suspected the slight, shy volunteered that Kasprzak had that she wasn’t pregnant, and her teenager knew more about his gotten a nosebleed at a friend’s family said she’d lied about her girlfriend’s death than he told house and dripped blood on his condition. police. shoelace. Bagshaw appeared in court “I would like him to remember He asked his friend to back wearing a dark blue jail jumpsuit that every moment he gets to up that story, but investigators with his hands shackled in front have, Anne doesn’t get to have,” couldn’t find any evidence that it mother Veronica Kasprzak said. happened, prosecutors said. Kasprzak’s body was found Bagshaw was originally If it happens here, floating in the Jordan River after charged as a juvenile, but pros- a jogger noticed blood on a foot- ecutors pushed to try him as an read about it here. bridge in Draper, about 20 miles adult and a judge agreed to move south of Salt Lake City. An autop- the case to adult court. 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THURSDAY March 3, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Herds of mule deer await the hiker who climbs east of Erda “Don’t quit, suffer now, and of this hill and use it as your “Mills Junction” (Supplementary live every day the rest of your life start point. Maps) 7.5 Min Quads as a Champion.” USDA - Natural Resources —Muhammad Ali For more information, visit Conservation Service Website: the following references: http://plants.usda.gov/core/ or the last eight years, I’ve Maps: USGS 1:24,000 “Bates profile?symbol=cele3 looked out the back win- Canyon” (Primary Map) BLM - Salt Lake District Field Fdow from my home at a “Farnsworth Peak” “Tooele” Office 801-977-4300 mountain I want to climb. It isn’t the highest peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, but it’s prominent, rising abruptly from Tooele Valley east of Erda. AUCTION

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An interesting characteristic of this peak is a terrace from Lake Bonneville. I don’t think COURTESY OF JAROMY JESSOP any other location in Utah has a The town of Lake Point, the Great Salt Lake and Stansbury Island can be seen from Erda Ridge. better preserved shoreline creat- ed thousands of years ago by the the snow and through the grass mahogany is an interesting, reach the summit at 8,073 feet, ancient lake. That alone makes along the slopes of the moun- picturesque tree. They can be where I noticed yet another the area worth a visit. tain. We then spooked out a herd in shrub form, or they can grow large group of 20-plus deer. The To do this hike, my wife, of 12 mule deer in a south draw into impressive medium-size total distance from my truck Mishelle, and my dog, Duke, and a herd of more than 50 in a trees of contorted shape. They to the summit is 2.7 miles and and I, parked the truck near the north draw. I’m glad that deer are evergreen and are an impor- 3,087 feet of elevation gain. Add COMPLETE PLANT base of the Oquirrh Mountains have somewhere to go where tant browse year-round for deer, another mile and 400 feet eleva- in Erda, on a gravel road that they aren’t bothered by people which probably explains why tion if you park your car at the CLOSURE OF A extends to the east from the end all the time. there are so many mule deer in Bates Canyon gate. of Bates Canyon Road after the I next noticed a long, Union this area. If you attempt to hike these CERAMIC MEMBRANE railroad tracks. Pacific train wind its way across The USDA Natural Resources slopes to the peaks, make sure From there the path goes up a the bench below in Erda. The Conservation Service is the you are in good shape and take MODULE FABRICATION steep hill that is sandy, exhaust- view got better with every step source for the preceding infor- plenty of water. Good hiking FACILITY ing and annoying. The elevation of elevation. The climate zone mation. It has an amazing web- boots and a printed map of the SALE DATES: gain is about 300 feet — in short changed, too. Once we topped site, containing maps of plant area are good ideas. If you get Featuring Machine March 8 - 10, order. But once you top out on the ridge, there was more scrub type distributions for the entire uncomfortable, or if there is Tools, Shop Tools, the Bonneville Bench, the road oak and larger and more numer- U.S., as well as general species chance of lightning, turn back. 2016 turns south and travels on a ous mountain mahogany. On information and lots of good It’s not worth a heart attack or a Material Handling ASSET LOCATION: level, sagebrush-covered plain the ridgeline’s shaded side, there links for more in-depth research. story-ending Zap! & More Toole, Utah for about a half mile. were a few Douglas fir. From that source, I came How to get there: From Tooele Along this stretch, Tooele We were now 7,780 feet high across a reference from a book City, follow SR-36 north into FEATURED ASSETS: Valley, the Stansbury Mountains on the summit of the most vis- by Ralph U. Chamberlain Erda and turn right onto Bates and the Great Salt Lake provide ible point east of Erda. To get published in 1911 entitled, Canyon Road. Follow the road • 2013 Haas ST-10 CNC Turning Center a breathtaking view. The bench there, we gained 2,644 feet in “Ethnobotany of Gosiute east to the train tracks and there • J-Mar/Lumina 2420-01-01 Video Coordinate is only about 100 meters wide elevation in just under two miles Indians of Utah.” In this book, will be a dirt road turn-around Measuring Machine and then it falls off in a steep from the Bonneville bench. Chamberlain stated that the in front of a battered, old green • 2013 Anguil RTO-50 Regenerative Thermal drop to the valley floor. There With a full pack on my back, I Gosiutes made good use of the range gate. If you are in a pas- Oxidizer are some great rocks to sit on was feeling it. As usual, Mishelle mountain mahogany. The hard senger car, this is the end of the • 2008 Cummins DQFAD-7483504 Diesel Generator and look out. Lake Bonneville was way ahead. So too was my wood was used to make bows road. You can park here and • Large Quantity of Late Model Shop Equipment, was once at this level, and every- dog, which abandoned me on and the green wood was ground continue on foot. Including: Forklift, Floor thing you see beyond the rim the ridge, preferring to stay with into a poultice and used to treat If you have a 4x4 vehicle, you Sweepers, Tool Boxes, was submerged! Mishelle as his best chance to burns and other ailments. can cut another mile off the dis- Power & Hand Tools, Work As you walk along the bench, get out of this place. I also learned the deep, red- tance by going through the gate, Benches, Shelving, there are some abrupt rocky From the top of this peak, we dish brown wood will accept making sure to close it securely Maintenance Equipment faces to the east cut by draws continued east along an inter- a polish, which is not surpris- after you, and then proceed- & More that lead into the higher coun- vening ridge and encountered ing since when I come across ing east toward the mountains. • Large Quantity of Unarco try. We headed east up a third some rock fins that were about these trees, some of the tangled Follow the most reasonable & Mecalux Pallet Racking little draw along this route and 20-40 feet high. We sat on top branches are highly polished path, and as the road nears the followed the main ridge to the of one of them and enjoyed naturally. It’s always fun to bench, keep right and follow it To view and bid on the lots, visit: high country. the view down a sub canyon utilize resources to learn more around the foot of the hill to the http://tiny.cc/go-dove_501543_tooletran This stretch is off trail and toward Lake Point. It was such about your environment before southeast, where it ends at the extremely steep. Only people a clear day that I could see the or after you explore. foot of a steep, sandy two-track. with strong legs and minds Raft River Mountains across the The snowpack was several Only the foolish would attempt For further information, please contact: should attempt it. For the first Great Salt Lake to the north. feet deep in shady areas, but to take their truck farther than CUSTOMER SERVICES half mile, the ridge is wind- Duke threw a fit because he the ridges were mostly clear to this point. Similarly, the dam- Telephone: 800 665 1042 swept, rocky and barren, with couldn’t climb up onto the fins the rock fins, which is prob- age done to the environment [email protected] only a bit of cheat grass. In the and felt left out. ably usual for this time of year. by those who try is not worth it. draws, there are some scrub oak The terrain is different at this Beyond the fins, the snow- Ensure that you park at the base and a few lonely curl leaf moun- point. There is a scrubby forest pack was still continuous and tain mahogany. of mountain mahogany, and on required the use of snowshoes. As we hiked up the ridge, I the north-facing slopes there A short distance through the noticed several deer trails across are more Douglas fir. Mountain woods from this point, you can Saturday March 5 KKK leader: Request for police 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM 763 E. Oakridge security denied before rally Drive, Tooele LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Ku Klux immigration protest at the park two minutes. (off from Deer Hollow Rd.) Klan leader who was injured when about 3 miles from Disneyland, “Officers rendered medical aid his small group of demonstrators but at least one witness said he to those who were injured and brawled with counter-protesters saw no uniformed officers when arrested all but one of the sus- Builders Model Home Reduced to Sell! in a Southern California park this the attack began. pects,” the agency said in a state- • 3 Bedrooms weekend says he called police When Quigg and about five oth- ment. • 2.5 bathrooms beforehand asking for security and ers arrived they were confronted Five KKK members arrested • 3901 Sq. Feet was told, “We don’t do that.” by dozens of angry counter-pro- after the brawl later were released Will Quigg said in an interview testers. because evidence showed they • Incredible views and open with The Associated Press that Wyatt said officers were present, acted in self-defense, police said. floor plan. he contacted the Anaheim Police but he declined to say how many. Seven people still in custody were • All the model upgrades are Department but that the agency He acknowledged that Quigg had seen beating, stomping and attack- included in this home. dou- denied his requests for a police contacted the department but ing the Klansmen with wooden ble ovens, vacuum system, presence. The KKK then told offi- believed that the group leader was posts, Wyatt said. granite counter tops through cers that the group would hire an asking for police to act as personal Police said the Klansmen out, grand master bathroom, outside security company. security guards. stabbed three counter-protesters. “They said, `No, you can’t do “He was told how to contract “Regardless of an individual or large covered deck, and an that either,”’ Quigg said. for officers to do that, but did not groups’ beliefs or ideologies, they amazing gas fire pit. The police department is fac- want to spend the money,” Wyatt are entitled to live without the ing scrutiny for its response after said. fear of physical violence and have three people were stabbed and Eugene O’Donnell, a professor the right, under the law, to defend several others were injured in the at John Jay College of Criminal themselves when attacked,” a melee Saturday involving several Justice in New York, said the police statement said. dozen people and spanning a city department’s response about con- Quigg said he was thrown to the block. Investigators determined tracting officers is as if the KKK rally ground, hit with a pipe, stomped that Klan members acted in self- was the same as “an Oktoberfest or and struck with two-by-fours. He defense after the counter-protest- a New Year’s Day event.” said his right hand was fractured ers attacked. “It’s their way of saying, `We and his spleen and a rib bruised. On Monday night, some 300 have no reason to believe there He said the left side of his chest is people took part in a candlelight will be any trouble beyond the “black and blue and swollen up to vigil and “peace protest” in the trouble you get at a rock concert,” the size of a softball.” Refreshments will be served! same park. The group marched he said, adding police are obli- Quigg said he did not stab any- from Pearson Park to City Hall, gated to ensure public safety. one. and although the gathering got Police departments are facing “What was done was done to loud at times, police Sgt. Daron criticism for overpolicing, chill- protect our lives,” he said. “Our THE DUNN TEAM Wyatt said it remained peaceful. ing free speech and being heavy- lives were in jeopardy.” “There were some people from handed, O’Donnell said. That Like many other U.S. cities, Saturday’s protest who showed up can make it difficult for officers Anaheim has a history intertwined Laramie Dunn at the end and started yelling, but to know how to handle a protest with the KKK. In the 1920s, Klan 435.224.4000 there was no violence and no need event. members gained four of five City for police intervention,” he said. “Sometimes the best presence Council seats but were ousted after [email protected] Organizers said they wanted to is a very low key presence,” he their affiliation became public. show that Anaheim is a peaceful, said. The group’s presence in the state tolerant city. Anaheim police said a plan was is extremely small today, said Brian Megan LaFrance The Police Department had in place and officers at the protest Levin, who directs the Center for Awarded number 2 agents in 2015 435.224.4100 notified the public ahead of quickly called for backup when the Study of Hate and Extremism for Realtypath in Utah out of 750 Saturday’s Klan gathering that the violence broke out. Additional at California State University, San [email protected] the KKK planned to hold an anti- officers arrived within less than Bernardino. real estate agents A6

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There also is a possibility that Bond the interest rate on the bond continued from page A1 could be lower than the inter- Margaret est rate in the settlement agree- Brief history of lawsuit more than $15.6 million instead ment, he said. Meli of the full $20.7 million that a “We want to be able to look by Tim Gillie Utah Court of Appeals jury awarded to the developers. at bonding to pay the settle- STAFF WRITER reversed the mistrial ruling 90 Years Old The developers agreed to ment because in the long run, it in 2012. accept $5.1 million in water cred- could save the taxpayers a lot of In 2002, the developer of In 2013, the trial judge its in lieu of cash, reducing the money,” Dunlavy said. Overlake filed several law- entered his final judgment In honor of Margaret Meli’s 90th birthday, she and cash obligation of Tooele City. However, bonding for the suits against Tooele City, in favor of the developers her family would like to invite all to join them in The agreement also allows for settlement doesn’t mean a claiming the city misapplied for $20.7 million plus post- additional water-for-cash agree- tax increase, according to the ordinances, required arbi- celebrating her special day. Th e festivities will be judgment interest. ments between the two parties. mayor. trary improvements, and Tooele City leaders held Saturday, March 5th at the Stockton Miner’s According to the terms of the “Making payments on the set- slowed down the inspection announced their intention agreement, Tooele City makes tlement or the bond with our cur- process. to appeal the final judgment Cafe banquet room from 1pm to 3pm. varied annual payments averag- rent revenue is not a problem,” The city filed a countersuit to the state Supreme Court Light refreshments will be served. ing about $1.6 million per year he said. “We would not need to in 2004 claiming Overlake’s in 2013. over a ten-year period, according raise taxes for the bond under developers violated their to Dunlavy. our current circumstances.” development agreement. In 2014, prior to oral “We would like to have the With one week left in the 2016 A 2009 jury trial found arguments before the ability to look at bonding, which legislative session, Sagers hopes that both Tooele City and Supreme Court, both par- would allow us to pay off the HB 428 will have time for a com- Overlake developers violat- ties announced they had settlement and then stretch out mittee hearing and then pass in ed the development agree- reached a settlement that payments for the bond over a both the House and Senate. ment and awarded a net called for the developer to longer period of time,” he said. “If it (HB 428) doesn’t make it judgment of $20.7 million in accept water credits from TOOELE Lower annual payments may this year, I’ll put it on the list for damages to the developers. Tooele City in lieu of a por- TRANSCRIPT allow the city to proceed with study during the interim so it will The trial judge declared tion of the cash settlement. needed capital projects, such as be one of the first bills consid- a mistrial in 2010, but the [email protected] BULLETIN a new police station and a new ered in 2017,” Sagers said. fire station, Dunlavy said. [email protected] PHOTO OF THE MONTH Utah Senate gives initial OK to death penalty repeal February 2016 Winner: SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A decades-delayed justice, is not Urquhart said he began talking islators have introduced similar longshot proposal for conserva- justice,” Thatcher said. with his fellow senators about measures over the past year and David Manzione tive Utah to join 19 states and the A bipartisan group of senators the proposal before the session many have attracted Republican District of Columbia in abolish- voted 20-9 Tuesday to advance started in January, but he has not backers. But it remains unclear ing the death penalty passed an the measure to a final vote in started having similar conversa- how many of the proposals will initial vote in the state Senate the Senate, where it could face tions with representatives in the gain enough support to pass Tuesday after a five-minute pre- further debate or changes. The House. anytime soon. sentation where no lawmaker proposal must also win approval One key supporter is House Urquhart’s proposal would asked a question or contested from the state’s GOP-controlled Speaker Greg Hughes, R-Draper, allow executions to go forward the proposal. House of Representatives and who said Tuesday afternoon that for the nine people on Utah’s Steve Urquhart, the Republican Republican governor, who says plans to let his colleagues know death row now, but remove it as senator running the proposal, he’s in favor of capital punish- that he’s been a longtime oppo- an option for any new convic- acknowledged the lack of dis- ment. nent of capital punishment. tions. cussion during his speech in the Urquhart told The Associated Hughes said his opposition During a committee hearing Senate floor. He said lawmakers Press afterward that he was sur- “comes from a conservative on the proposal last week, two had spent a lot of time discussing prised there was no debate on place,” and worry that govern- Republicans voted against the the measure outside of sched- the floor. The fact that no law- ment is imperfect and could or measure, saying they think Utah uled or public hearings. maker spoke up against the mea- would inevitably wrongfully exe- needs to keep the option out of Once lawmakers started vot- sure could be because the argu- cute someone. A winter sunset on the shore of the Great Salt Lake respect for the family members and the Stansbury Mountains ing, one GOP lawmaker, Sen. ments in favor aren’t very strong, Those concerns are some of the Daniel Thatcher, spoke to he said. same points Urquhart has made of victims and as an added mea- explain why he was voting in “We have a very strong liber- to try and sway his colleagues, in sure of justice against horrific favor. Thatcher said the years of tarian streak. For us to believe addition to arguments about the crimes. Your photo could be next! appeals by death row inmates that government does nothing cost of capital punishment after Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, a Submit your photo to: can be difficult for families of perfectly, it is kind of weird that years of court appeals. Republican, reiterated Tuesday [email protected] victims. we allow government to kill peo- That same mix of practical that he’s a strong supporter of "Ultimately, we have to put the ple,” Urquhart said. concerns and broader moral capital punishment, but it should victims first. And delayed justice, He has acknowledged it will and philosophical questions that only be used for “the most hei- be an uphill battle to pass his Urquhart is raising has led con- nous of crimes.” proposal. He noted Tuesday that servatives in other red states to Herbert signed a law last year even if he loses a few votes in the re-examine longstanding sup- that bolstered the state’s execu- Senate, it should have enough port for capital punishment in tion policy by ordering that a fir- support to win final approval recent years. ing squad be used if lethal injec- there. In at least nine other states, leg- tion drugs cannot be obtained.

Full ColorOnly Bill protecting LGBT from discrimination cut SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A bill Dabakis introduced a similar employees to express religious that would have made it illegal proposal last year that failed. or moral beliefs if they were not ¢ for businesses to refuse to serve The need for this plan has harassing or disruptive. gay or transgender people for increased since last session, as “In a state like Utah that Copies! religious reasons will not pass more Utah residents are facing sends a pretty significant mes- this year. discrimination, he said. sage,” said Marina Lowe with 19Per Copy Bill sponsor Democratic Sen. "If you want to do business the American Civil Liberties Jim Dabakis of Salt Lake City with the public, you should not Union of Utah. said Tuesday he doesn’t want to be able to say to a lesbian cou- This plan could be the final distract from a pending hate- ple, ‘We don’t want your kind in piece in the equality puzzle, crime proposal that would add our restaurant or in our store,’” she said. protections for gay and trans- Dabakis said. Republican Sen. Todd Weiler gender people. Utah’s proposal comes on of Woods Cross, a member of “It just didn’t seem like a the heels of a statement from the committee that would have good year to divvy the troops The Church of Jesus Christ of considered the proposal, said up,” he said. Latter-day Saints. The Mormon he has serious concerns about Dabakis, the Utah church said an anti-discrimina- the plan. “We try to be a very Legislature’s only openly gay tion law last year struck a bal- business-friendly state, and this lawmaker, introduced the pro- ance that protected religious is basically telling businesses posal last week. He said he is rights and LGBT rights, and leg- what they can’t do,” he said. pleased the proposal was con- islators should not upset that Laura Bunker with the sidered, even for just a short balance this year. conservative group United amount of time. Last year’s law was limited Families International said she The plan would have put Utah to housing and employment, is opposed to the plan because in line with 22 other states that making it illegal to base deci- people shouldn’t have to choose have beefed up laws protecting sions such as whether to rent between making a living and LGBT people by adding sexual a home or hire someone based their religious convictions. orientation to the list of groups on a person’s sexual orientation Dabakis said this is an impor- that public facilities cannot dis- or gender identity. It exempted tant issue that needs to be con- criminate against, according religious groups, small employ- sidered. “We’ll bring it up again to the National Conference of ers or landlords, the Boy next year and every year until it State Legislatures. Scouts of America and allowed passes,” he said. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Bring in Your Something on BULLETIN Digital Files your mind? 58 N. Main • Tooele 8:30 am to 5:30 pm • Monday – Friday 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper Write a letter Some restrictions apply to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin Highest Quality Letters to Editor State-of-the-Art P.O. Box 390 Color Printing Tooele, UT 84074 Equipment! or [email protected] A7

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major problems. There were also 81 new residential connections and 10 new commercial connec- tions made in the system. “Our system is in great shape right now,” he said. The city will continue to eval- Tired of your old phone system? uate the wastewater system and make repairs as needed. It does not expect to have to upgrade the system capacity over the next five years, he added. Tooele City Council mem- Get new, state of the art Cisco phone bers approved the self-assess- system for when you switch ment report with a unanimous FREE vote during their meeting your phone service to Simplii. Wednesday. [email protected] Call 801-449-9824 Join the Club! FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE Tooele City’s wastewater system is in “great shape” a city official said. The solar drying facility at the city’s wastewater treat- ment facility harnesses the sun’s energy to dry sludge. Tooele Club Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual Teen Center Membership Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. Club Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Utah shooting raises questions A Full-Color 435.843.5719 on when police release video Activity Page Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! Just for Kids! Afterschoolol SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Police downtown, where about 100 offi- It’s more important that officers Every Thursday in the are refusing to release body cam- cers in riot gear barricaded four and suspects are treated fairly than Tooele Transcript-Bulletin programs forfor era video of Salt Lake City officers city blocks as bystanders threw it is to stem curiosity, he said. shooting and critically injuring a rocks and bottles. Hundreds of It has become such a hot topic Youth andd Teens TOOELETRANSCRIPT 17-year-old Somali refugee, fueling people turned out for a protest that Republican Gov. Gary Herbert ages 6 - 18.8. When School public outcry and leading some to Monday, some carrying signs say- weighed in, saying Tuesday that he BULLETIN is call the decision on when to reveal ing, “Stop killer cops.” The Club thinks it’s appropriate to keep the is In! Out such footage inconsistent. The incident shows the lack of video private as the investigation Subscribe Today Footage from officers’ body consistent guidelines for police unfolds. 882-0050 cameras is at the center of a body camera footage, said Anna Police have been tight-lipped TooeleClub.org national discussion about police Brower, spokeswoman for the on details surrounding the shoot- use of force, especially with minor- ACLU in Utah. A day after a deadly ing, leaving questions about why ity victims, and authorities around police shooting last year, the Salt Mohamed was in the part of town the country are working to decide Lake City department released that police regularly patrol to crack Birch Family Pharmacy when to reveal video from the video showing a man attacking the down on drug dealing and vio- increasingly popular law enforce- officer with a snow shovel. lence. Tooele County’s Premier INDEPENDENT PHARMACY ment tool. “When police don’t have a stan- Mohamed’s cousin Muslima Twenty-three states have cre- dard response for these kinds of • Bio-Identical Waladi told the Deseret News that hormones ated laws for body cameras, many situations, they put the public in Mohamed was a good kid but passed last year, according to a position of wondering, ‘Why is started getting in trouble after fall- • Pain gels the National Conference of State it taking longer? What are you hid- ing in with a bad crowd. • Numbing lollipops Legislatures. ing?’” Brower said. He had a juvenile history of a Authorities have declined to Former Mayor Rocky Anderson • Custom flavoring dozen offenses since late 2010, release the footage from Saturday’s said the different ways of han- • Acne including theft, trespassing and shooting until they finish inves- dling the footage makes it look like • Thyroid aggravated assault with a weapon, tigating. Keeping it private until police are opportunistic, releas- court records show. • Sugar-free investigators have sifted through ing videos that make them look • Dye-free the evidence to put the video in good and holding back others with Mohamed and his family fled context is fairer to officers and problems. war-torn Somalia and arrived in • Morning sickness the victim, said Unified Police Because Mohamed survived, the U.S. by way of Kenya more • Veterinary We offer hormone testing & consultation for men and women. Detective Ken Hansen, whose he could face criminal charges or than 10 years ago. There is a rela- department is investigating. sue the department, factors that tively large community of refugees Abdi Mohamed, who came to may bolster the argument for with- in Salt Lake City, where a strong WE ARE A COMPOUNDING PHARMACY! the U.S. with his family in 2004, holding the footage, said Connor economy and Mormon outreach www.birchfamilyrx.com was shot twice in the torso last Boyack, president of Libertas programs can make it easier to Birch Family Pharmacy weekend when officers tried to Institute, a Utah libertarian-lean- find jobs and settle into a new life, TOOELE GRANTSVILLE STANSBURY stop him and another person from ing nonprofit. said Deb Coffey, executive director 493 N. Main St. 213 E. Main St. 6727 N. Hwy 36 beating a man with metal sticks, But his group generally favors of the Utah Refugee Center. police said. videos’ quick release, saying it cre- Refugees have to navigate trans- 882.7775 884.9990 882.8880 Officers told them to drop their ates transparency and quiets the portation, schools for their chil- weapons, but the teen moved men- backlash against police. dren and learning English, which acingly toward the victim, authori- Michael Millard, president of for some is their first written lan- ties said. Mohamed remained in the union for city officers, said he guage. HONESTY, INTEGRITY, RESPECT…TCGS critical condition Tuesday. would like to see all videos with- “It’s joyful and exciting, and The shooting stirred unrest held until investigators and pros- there’s also fear. It’s hard,” Coffey Saturday in the city’s bustling ecutors have finished their work. said. Environmental protection of Colorado River called disjointed DENVER (AP) — Environmental Mexico. It’s so heavily used that it situation,” he said. “I don’t want protection for the Colorado River usually dries up before reaching to say dire, but it could well be.” — the lifeblood of the Southwest the ocean. Sign up now online — is disjointed and too often gets The Upper Colorado River a low priority in the management Endangered Fish Recovery pro- www.tcgsoftball.org of the waterway, independent gram, the Lower Colorado River researchers said in a new report. Multi-Species Conservation or Inspiring pm am pm am pm Four, multimillion-dollar con- Program and the San Juan Healthy Lives MAR 4, 6-8 • MAR 5, 10 -2 • MAR 12, 10 -2 servation programs do valuable River Recovery Implementation Every month in your work but would have more impact Program focus on saving endan- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele County Chamber of Commerce building, 154 S. Main, Tooele if they treated the entire 1,450- gered species in the river and its BULLETIN mile river as a single, integrated tributaries. system, the report said. The Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive “We can have something dif- Management Program concen- ferent and better than the existing trates on mitigating environmen- Tooele County Republican Party Presents patchwork of programs,” it said. tal impacts in the Grand Canyon The research group is an inde- and other areas downstream from pendent organization of academ- Lake Powell in Utah. ics with expertise in water, agri- Combined, the programs culture, law and other fields. spend about $54 million a year. Their report said the river is The money comes from federal, managed primarily as a “plumb- tribal and state governments and ing system” to provide water for from conservation groups. cities and agriculture and not as The programs are administered an ecosystem. by federal agencies with guidance “I would assert that we can from various partner agencies. meet water supply needs and have The report didn’t suggest who Lincoln Day Dinner a much healthier and restored should be in charge of coordinat- th river,” Jack Schmidt, a professor ing conservation work. Agency of watershed sciences at Utah officials didn’t immediately Saturday • March 5 State University and a member respond to requests for comment of the research group, said in an on the report. interview. Bart Fisher, president of the The river supplies water to Colorado River Water Users Blue Peak High School Commons about 40 million people and Association, which represents 6,300 square miles of farmland utilities, irrigators and others, in Arizona, California, Colorado, said he agrees that collaboration Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and is helpful and that his group sup- 5:00 Meet the Candidates • 6:00 Dinner & Program Wyoming. The river basin — all ports many environmental pro- the areas that eventually drain grams. Keynote Speaker: Congressman Chris Stewart into the river — covers about Ken Neubecker of the conser- 246,000 square miles. vation group American Rivers Governer Gary Herbert as well as other candidates from the state and county level will also speak. We will also be The river starts in the Rocky also advocated a more unified doing a Presidential and Commissioner Straw Poll. Ticket cost is $20 per ticket or $35 for two. Purchase tickets at: Mountains and flows south- approach toward the river envi- west through the Grand Canyon ronment. The conservation http://tinyurl.com/zhm8mr3 toward the Gulf of California in “It’s facing a pretty interesting A8 OBITUARY

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY March 3, 2016 OBITUARIES Evelyn Herron ding ceremony together with her William Glen Bolinder time with his children. He was an sister Blanche and Lloyd Berry. avid U2 fan and was lucky enough Dreitzler The two couples remained best William Glen Bolinder (Bill), to attend some of their concerts. friends their entire lives. Evelyn’s 52, of Tooele, Utah, passed away One of the most rewarding expe- Evelyn Herron Dreitzler passed greatest joy in life was being suddenly, Feb. 28, 2016. Bill was riences in his life was to coach away peacefully on Feb. 28, 2016, a devoted wife and mother to born May 3, 1963 in Salt Lake City, Junior Jazz. He was a great coach with family by her side. Evelyn her husband and four children. Utah, to Glen Lester Bolinder and and developed many special rela- was born on July 31, 1925, to Cooking delicious, home-cooked Dorothy Nora (Madill) Bolinder. tionships. He is survived by three Elmer Herron and Margaret Alice meals often using fruits and veg- Married Heidi Lumpkins, but children, Jacy Bell, Katrina and Bates Herron in Tooele, Utah, the etables grown in her own garden were later divorced. He was Connor Bolinder and one grand- sixth of 10 children. She mar- gave her great satisfaction. Her raised in Grantsville, attended child; brothers, Bruce (Carolya) ried John Andrew Dreitzler on Sunday dinners, pies, cinnamon Grantsville schools and Dixie and Garry (Stacey); and his sister Dec. 18, 1946. Marriage was rolls and candy are legendary State University. Bill worked Cheryl (Sherrie) Bolinder. Bill had later solemnized in the Salt Lake in her family. She was active in in the family business, Glen’s a great love for animals especial- LDS Temple. Growing up on the church and was always generous Excavating and Grading and ly his two cats, Zimba and Mante. Herron ranch in Erda, Evelyn and willing to help others. After Bolinder Companies. He con- He was preceded in death by learned the value of hard work retiring from the Tooele Army tinued to work in construction his parents. The funeral service and the importance of family. Depot where she made many until recently. Bill’s most impor- will be held in Grantsville at The She was close to all nine siblings great friends, she enjoyed doing tant and rewarding job was tak- Old Grantsville Church, 297 W. throughout her life and had won- genealogy work, gardening, children. Preceded in death by ing care of his father in the last Clark Street, on Tuesday, March donate to Bill’s favorite charity: derful memories and stories from crafts and a newfound talent, oil husband John and two sons, year of his life. Bill was a vora- 8, 2016, at 11 a.m., preceded by Best Friends Animal Society at their childhood days. After grad- painting. When John suffered a Larry Dreitzler and Jim Dreitzler. cious reader, always reading two a visitation from 10:30-11 a.m. www.bestfriends.org. uating from high school, Evelyn serious stroke, she cared for him The family sends a special thanks to three books at a time. He loved Interment to follow at Grantsville moved to Salt Lake where she for the following 23 years. Evelyn to her caregivers Rose, Cheryl golfing, gardening and spending City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, worked and shared an apartment was close to her grandchildren Lynn and Tina, and Sunrise with her sister Blanche. She later and great-grandchildren. They Assisted Living and CareSource. returned to Tooele and worked were a very important part of A viewing will be held Saturday, as a secretary to the command- her life. Evelyn is survived by March 5 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at ing officer at the Tooele Army her son Ron Dreitzler and wife the Tooele LDS 11th Ward, 180 S. LIVE FIT PAINTS “PARK ‘N WALK” Depot, a job she took great pride Debbie; daughter Debbie Nisson; Coleman Street. Funeral services in. Upon the end of World War II, grandchildren Camille Martinez, will be held afterward beginning she met a handsome young man Allison Miller, Lindsey Pace, at 1 p.m. Interment, Tooele City who had just returned from war. Lauren Dreitzler, Leslie Reese, Cemetery. Six months later, she and John Deidra Sandoval and Brooks were married in a double wed- Nisson; and nine great-grand-

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Live Fit Coalition volunteer Elliot Morris (above) rolls paint over the lettering on a parking spot in the Tooele County Health Department’s front parking lot. The new “Park ‘N’ Walk” spot encour- ages drivers to use the spot farthest away from the door to get more exercise walk- ing across the parking lot. Wayne Lyman (right) paints the Live Fit logo on the park- ing spot.

Pared-down Medicaid plan wins support from some left, right

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After about 60,000 people who cur- The federal government would several years of Utah legisla- rently are ineligible for Medicaid kick in about $70 million to cover tors rejecting plans to expand or federal help paying for cover- the rest. Medicaid, a small but bipartisan age. Senate President Wayne group of lawmakers endorsed a The latest plan from Dunnigan, Niederhauser said last week that proposal Monday that could win R-Taylorsville, would insure he believes Dunnigan’s plan has a It will take more than a favor from the Republican-con- mostly childless adults who are good chance of passing in Utah’s trolled Legislature. homeless or in programs such as Senate. The plan comes from Rep. Jim parole, probation or treatment Critics of the plan, mostly ball and a coach to heal Dunnigan, who serves as majori- for substance abuse and mental left-leaning groups and some ty leader of Republicans in Utah’s health issues. Democrats, say it doesn’t help House of Representatives, who It passed its first test before enough people and that Utah this broken town. have rejected several plans in a committee Monday evening would be walking away from past years endorsed by the gov- and now awaits a vote from millions that the U.S. govern- ernor and Senate. the GOP-controlled House of ment has offered to insure more Fourteen-year-old Joe Lacey knows that Tooele, Utah, is a town divided. The House GOP has rejected Representatives. of the state’s poor. But the plan past plans, citing fears that the The program would cover is picking up support from two Tensions are already running high with the Depression making money state’s share of the cost could about 16,000 people and cost key Democrats — Salt Lake City tight and jobs scarce. But then Sterling Harris comes to town, a new coach balloon and Washington may not Utah about $30 million, but Mayor Jackie Biskupski and follow through on its offer to pay about $14 million of that would Salt Lake County Mayor Ben ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ for the program down the road. be paid for through a tax on hos- McAdams — and two Democratic Under President Barack pitals. lawmakers voted in favor the �������������������������� Obama’s signature health care The Utah Hospital Association plan Monday evening. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� law, Washington will pick up said hospitals would benefit and When asked about Dunnigan’s most of the cost if states open are willing to chip in. They’d get plan, Gov. Gary Herbert said he’d ������������������������������������������������ up the programs to help more of stuck with fewer unpaid bills if rather pass a plan instead of con- the poor. In Utah, that includes more people are insured. tinuing to fight about the issue. “It’s certainly better than zero,” “I feel like I’m getting to know “This heartwarming story shows ������������������������������ Herbert said Thursday. “It’s not the characters in Sterling Bridge how common goals and victories story… told through the eyes of a what I would have liked to have just as they are getting to know can break down barriers and lead kid [whose] troubled world [is] themselves. The thoughtful layering to acceptance and brotherhood.” about to change radically because For All the Great had.” makes for a very compelling read.” ������������� of an extraordinary man.” Herbert spent months negoti- – Garret Batty Author of Against Her Will and – Dennis Packard Events in Life ating with federal officials for an Director of The Saratov Approach founder of the Teen Author Boot Camp BYU professor of philosophy of art and alternative plan that would scoop ����������������������The Film Novelist������ coproducer of Fire Creek up the money offered under the Let Everyone health law but cover more than 99 Know! 100,000 people. $ Get your copy today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin The Senate approved the plan 11 but the House rejected it last year. Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! Other lawmakers have intro- duced alternative Medicaid plans TOOELE Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement this year, but most have not yet TRANSCRIPT Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards had a hearing. A Democrat proposal pend- ing in the Senate would take up ULLETIN 435-882-0050 the full offer from Obama’s law, B TOOELETRANSCRIPT but it’s unlikely to pass the full 58 N. Main, Tooele • Mon-Fri: 8:30 to 5:30, closed Sat & Sun ULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele Senate or House. B 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) 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 6:58 a.m. 6:24 p.m. Saturday 6:56 a.m. 6:25 p.m. Sunday 6:55 a.m. 6:26 p.m. Monday 6:53 a.m. 6:28 p.m. Tuesday 6:52 a.m. 6:29 p.m. Wednesday 6:50 a.m. 6:30 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 6:48 a.m. 6:31 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 3:40 a.m. 1:54 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 4:28 a.m. 2:56 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 5:13 a.m. 4:03 p.m. Monday 5:56 a.m. 5:13 p.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 6:36 a.m. 6:24 p.m. Mostly cloudy, Mostly cloudy, Statistics for the week ending March 2. Wednesday 7:14 a.m. 7:37 p.m. Sun and some clouds Mostly cloudy showers around; a shower in the Mostly cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Temperatures Thursday 7:53 a.m. 8:50 p.m. cooler afternoon High/Low past week 65/28 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 49/30 57 39 60 47 50 33 49 33 46 34 48 35 54 40 Average temp past week 45.6 Normal average temp past week 38.9 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Mar 8 Mar 15 Mar 23 Mar 31 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 53/27 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 62/38 Knolls Clive Lake Point 54/35 59/39 60/39 56/40 Ogden Stansbury Park 60/37 Erda 57/41 Vernal Grantsville 57/40 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 57/31 59/41 49/33 Tooele 60/40 Bauer 57/39 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 58/39 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 57/39 58/30 56/32 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 58/39 61/35 Nephi Rush Valley 60/33 58/36 Ophir 53/34 Delta Manti 59/38 59/33 Green River Last Month Season 70/39 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 59/37 62/33 Moab 55/38 SNOWPACK Hanksville 71/35 Beaver 68/37 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 61/32 Ibapah 58/34 57/33 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 17.7 14.9 9.9 St. George 65/31 66/39 Average 16.8 14.9 8.3 77/45 Kanab 68/33 Eureka Percent of average 105% 100% 119% 52/32 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The water level of Settlement Canyon Reservoir (above) is currently at 33-and- a-half feet. Grantsville Reservoir (right) is at the highest level it’s been in years, a water official said. Although February storms brought less precipitation than normal, the three months prior left a base of above-average snowpack in the mountains. Then need cutline for (right)

Storms he said. “The weather’s turned warm and no storms and that’s continued from page A1 not good, but we’re hoping it’ll turn, and if it’ll just be normal, very disappointing and far from that’ll be all right. ... We’ll just where we hoped to be this year have to see.” with the strong El Niño, Tooele Settlement Canyon Reservoir’s is still near average conditions,” water level is currently at 33- Julander said, “which is much and-a-half feet, Bevan added. better than where we have been Grantsville Reservoir is cur- the past few years.” rently at the highest level it’s The Oquirrh Mountains’ been in three years, said Jake Rocky Basin in Settlement McArthur, Grantsville Irrigation Canyon reported at 108 percent Company watermaster. NOAA predicts El Niño may of normal, down 27 percent from Despite the wet winter, the weaken during the late spring or last month. Mining Fork in the U.S. Drought Monitor continues early summer, leaving the weath- Stansbury Mountains above to rate the majority of Tooele er under neutral conditions. Grantsville reported at 101 per- County at a D2 or “severe” Neutral conditions are when cent of normal, down 23 percent. drought status, and its picture of neither El Niño nor La Niña is Vernon Creek in the Sheeprock the county hasn’t changed since present. Mountains reported at 124 per- January. Tooele County may also face cent of normal, down 21 per- However, the Climate above-average temperatures over cent. Prediction Center forecasts the next three months, according “Snowpacks are about two to above-average precipitation to the Climate Prediction Center. three weeks advanced in den- for Tooele County over the next Last month, the average high sity,” Julander added, “which three months. temperature for Tooele City was means that there is a substantial March, April and May are nor- 44.4 degrees, with the average potential for early melt.” mally the wettest months of the low recorded at 25.4 degrees, Gary Bevan, president of year in Tooele City, according to Ned Bevan said. Settlement Canyon Irrigation National Weather Service data. The normal average tem- Company, said an early snow- The weather patterns are perature for Tooele County in melt wouldn’t affect water totals influenced by El Niño, a term for February is 35.1 degrees, said for the season. But he hoped above-average surface tempera- Dan Slagle, a meteorologist for the weather still has some good tures in the Pacific Ocean, accord- the National Weather Service storms in store. ing to the National Oceanic and office in Elko, Nevada. “I feel pretty good about it,” Atmospheric Administration. [email protected]

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Birthday Bash for a Man that Wrote about a Cat in a Hat

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everal Thing Ones and Thing Twos, along with a few Cindy Lou Whos, wandered the halls and Sclassrooms of Stansbury Park Elementary on Wednesday. There also were a few Cats in the Hat, plenty of Daisy-Head Maiseys, more than one Lorax, and at least one Horton the Elephant. Wednesday was Dr. Seuss character day, and stu- dents and teachers were encouraged to dress up like their favorite Dr. Seuss character, said Melissa Mehler, second-grade teacher and chair of the school’s literacy committee. This is Stansbury Park Elementary’s Annual Dr. Seuss week, a literacy promotion event tied to the March 2 birthday of the best-selling children’s book writer, Dr. Seuss, according to Mehler. “Dr. Seuss Week is something we’ve been doing for Stansbury Elementary School teacher Amy Grgich (top) years,” Mehler said. “It’s a fun week to promote literacy. talks to her kindergarten class on Wednesday. The Most children today are familiar with the Dr. Seuss school encouraged students to come to class dressed books. His stories are timeless.” as their favorite Dr. Seuss character to celebrate the author’s birthday. Grgich is dressed as the Lorax. Dr. Seuss — Theodor Seuss Geisel — was born March Identical twins Maizey and Maryn Pratt (left) dressed up as Whos, residents of Whoville in Dr. Seuss’ classic SEE BASH PAGE A11 ➤ book “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” Lilly Denna (above) shows off her Cat in the Hat costume. A11

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Geisel left Oxford University centrated on writing children’s Bash to work as an illustrator and books, publishing “If I Ran a continued from page A10 cartoonist for magazines and Zoo,” in 1950. advertising companies. He also Random House and 2, 1904. By the time he passed did a short stint as a political Houghton Mifflin recruited away in 1991, Geisel had writ- cartoonist for a New York news- Geisel for a joint project to ten more than 40 children’s paper. create a new reader for kids books that sold more than 600 His first children’s book, “And learning to read. The result was million copies in 20 different To Think I Saw It on Mulberry Geisel’s “Cat in the Hat,” pub- languages. Street,” was published in 1937. lished in 1957. Geisel first used the pen During World War II, Geisel The National Education name “Dr. Seuss” to submit worked for the U.S. Army’s Association celebrates Geisel’s content to college newspapers Signal Corps under the direc- birthday, March 2, as Read while attending Dartmouth tion of Frank Capra. He ani- Across America Day, a nation- College and Oxford University. mated several training films for wide literacy effort sponsored Seuss was his middle name the Army. by the NEA. and his mother’s maiden name. After the war, Geisel con- [email protected]

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MYGA AUNNUITY grazing or could be used as the disposal include land use con- inspection to remove munitions There will be a public meeting Army future home of renewable ener- trols, such as educational aware- left behind at the various sites. on the remediation proposal on continued from page A1 gy installations like the solar ness, prohibiting future residen- For contamination below the March 15 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 3.25% panels and windmills currently tial development and perimeter surface, the proposal calls for at Utah State University - Tooele GUARANTEED According to the Army’s pro- on site. fencing at the former burn pits. removing all surface and sub- Regional Campus, 1021 W. Vine posed clean-up plan, some of Measures under review to mit- The Army is also looking to surface soil to a depth of one Street in Tooele City. 10 YEARS the sites are being used for cattle igate the impact of the munition use metal detectors and visual foot where appropriate. [email protected] How to stop Trump? GOP leaders search for a way

MIAMI (AP) — Gripped by to continue his fight. was on the path to regaining her House if he did. They turned to Trump’s campaign. chaos and dismay, Republican The unrelenting division rep- status as the inevitable nominee. the sort of “break glass” options Other prominent Republicans leaders searched on Wednesday resented the biggest crisis for the Clinton’s dominance with black once thought impossible. called for more drastic measures. for a last-chance option to derail GOP in decades, with the party voters carried her to wins across “Ted Cruz is not my favorite by “It may be necessary for men Donald Trump’s momentum seemingly on track to nominate the South. Still, Bernie Sanders any means,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, and women of principle within fueled by seven commanding a presidential candidate it can’t picked up wins in his home state a former candidate whose dis- the party to set the self-detona- Super Tuesday victories. contain. Some party leaders are of Vermont as well as Minnesota, dain for his Texas colleague is well tion sequence as they escape the Overshadowed by Trump’s considering the once unthinkable Oklahoma and Colorado, and he known, told CBS News. “But we ship to a new party,” wrote con- wins, Ted Cruz came in a close option of aligning behind Cruz, said he would fight on. may be in a position where ral- servative blogger Erick Erickson. second in the night’s delegate whom many dislike, while others The Democratic drama paled lying around Ted Cruz is the only Erickson was among those calling haul, thanks to a win in his home are talking of a brokered conven- in comparison to the existential way to stop Donald Trump and on the party to coalesce around Activities Every Thursday state of Texas. The strong show- tion. Some influential outsiders questions Republicans wrestled I’m not so sure that would work.” Cruz. ing bolstered the senator’s case to even raise the option of forming with in the wake of the most Still, Graham also cast doubt In his victory speech, Trump in Your Transcript-Bulletin be the party’s Trump alternative, a new party. significant election night of the on whether elder GOP statesmen sent a clear message to the GOP even as rival Marco Rubio vowed Though convention fights are primary. Trump won handily in could wrest hold of the situation. establishment, warning to House much more talked about than states as politically opposite as “At what point do you realize Speaker Paul Ryan, who had actually occur, an Associated Press Massachusetts and Alabama, a the Republican Party is unor- declared earlier Tuesday that “this delegate count indicates Trump sign of his broad, outsider appeal ganized -- like the Democratic will have to do better in upcom- and energizing impact on voter Party? There’s no secret group of party does not prey on people’s ing contests to claim the nomina- turnout. people,” he scoffed. prejudices,” that if the two don’t tion before the party’s national Along with Texas, Cruz took The comments came as get along, Ryan is “going to have gathering in July. So far, he has neighboring Oklahoma and also (hash)NeverTrump hashtag to pay a big price.” won 46 percent of the delegates Alaska. Rubio won only liberal spread across Twitter and an anti- Delegate math would seem awarded, and he would have to Minnesota. Trump Super Pac released a new to underscore the problem for increase that to 52 percent in the Despite Trump’s commanding online video and said it would Republicans who reject Trump. remaining primaries. victories, many Republican lead- increase its daily attacks ahead of For the night, Trump won at The GOP mayhem contrasts ers remained deeply skeptical primaries on March 8 and March least 234 delegates and Cruz won sharply with the increasing cohe- he could beat Clinton in a head- 15. Our Principles PAC latest at least 209. Rubio was a distant Nelson Molina, 801-558-4960 sion on the Democratic side, to-head matchup in November attack blasts Trump for not clearly third with at least 90. There were www.molinastates.com where Hillary Clinton locked down — and some questioned wheth- repudiating David Duke, a one- still 40 delegates left to be allo- solid victories in seven states and er they’d want him in the White time KKK member who endorsed cated. [email protected] Thinking of buying or selling, call me ... Clinton’s Super Tuesday wins narrows path Tooele Specialist. Realtor® MIAMI (AP) — Bernie Sanders’ Massachusetts denied the Vermont the nomination. percent of black voters in the political revolution may be turning senator of a large state he had "We have no doubt that as long Southern states. into a more modest uprising. sought near his home turf. as Sen. Sanders remains in the While she made inroads with Sanders’ insurgent campaign “Hillary has shown real strength primary, he will continue to win voters between the ages of 30 and RAFFLE • AUCTION caught fire this fall, drawing huge in the Super Tuesday voting, estab- elections along the way, but it will 44, there are signs that Clinton still DOOR PRIZES crowds and raising questions lishing an impressive foundation make little difference to Hillary’s has work to do, particularly with about the breadth of Clinton’s going forward in the delegate pledged delegate lead,” wrote younger voters. appeal within her own party. But as race,” said Jeff Berman, Clinton’s campaign manager Robby Mook, But her strong showing among the contest has expanded past the delegate guru. in a memo released Wednesday older and minority voters looks like largely white electorates of Iowa Beyond Vermont, Sanders wins morning. “In order to catch up, it will be sufficient to out maneu- 2016 and New Hampshire, Sanders has came in Minnesota, Colorado and Sen. Sanders doesn’t just have to ver Sanders in the primary, who’s struggled to capture support from Oklahoma, where working-class start winning a few states, but he staked his campaign on increas- Annual Banquet the minority voters who make up white voters play a bigger role in needs to start winning everywhere ing turnout among white working a large piece of his party. And he’s Democratic contests. and by large margins.” class voters. | | PM shown no sign of changing his eco- The Democratic contests award There’s some historical prec- Clinton aides pointed to rural Saturday March 12 6 nomic-focused message to do so delegates in proportion to the vote, edent for their argument: In 2008, areas of Virginia, places where she Show Your Support — a strategy that hurt his chances meaning that even the loser wins then Illinois Sen. Barack Obama performed well, as a sign that they for Our Wildlife in a swath of primaries held across some delegates. used a post-Super Tuesday win- are expanding their support into the country on Tuesday. With 865 delegates at stake, ning streak to set up a 100 delegate Sanders’ base. Deseret Peak The Democratic presidential Clinton is assured of gaining at lead that Clinton never could sur- Sanders and his team showed Convention Center candidate comes out of the Super least 490 for Super Tuesday, having mount. no signs of exiting the race, with 2930 HWY 112 Tuesday contest with a 167 deficit won seven states and the American With that defeat still fresh in senior strategist Tad Devine say- (between Tooele & Grantsville) among the delegates at stake last Samoa. Her double-digit wins in her mind, Clinton moved quickly ing he sees no scenario where night. Including superdelegates, delegate rich states in the South to hire Obama’s team to run her Sanders gets out before the party $8 plus Membership the party insiders free to pick either were able to overcome Sanders, delegate operation. Their plan was convention in July. He argued that $5 Single candidate, her total delegate count who won four states. He picks up to use a big win on South Carolina as minority voters get to know $20 Family is now at least 1,038, or 44 percent at least 323 delegates. as a springboard into the Super Sanders, his standing with those $25 Corporate Everyone is Invited! of the delegates needed to win the The former secretary of state’s Tuesday contest, where they’d voters will improve. nomination. Sanders has at least team argues that once Sanders establish a sizeable enough advan- And Sanders has little financial For more info. call 882.4767 or 882.6795 410 delegates. loses the delegate lead, it becomes tage to push Sanders out of the incentive to end his campaign, Clinton carried the four largest very difficult to regain control of race. which reported raising more than contested states in terms of del- the race because delegates are Her team always aspired to $42 million in February — enough egates — Texas, Georgia, Virginia awarded proportionally. By March rebuild the coalition that twice to keep going well into the spring. and Massachusetts — giving her 15, nearly half of the Democratic boosted Obama to victory and “We are going to be in this thing ALL YOU CAN EAT a big delegate haul that expands delegates will have been awarded, helped defeat her bid in the 2008 for the long run,” he said. “We will her advantage over Sanders. She giving Clinton a chance to build a primary: Minorities, women and pick states and we will have fights won sweeping victories across the large enough lead to make it nearly young people. Exit polls showed and if we win enough of them, we South and her narrow victory in impossible for Sanders to capture Clinton backed by at least of 80 believe he will be the nominee.” FISH Wyoming GOP energized to take part in presidential race EVERY 99 CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Laramie County Community Next up after two weeks of The least-populated U.S. state FRIDAY Presidential hopefuls have jet- College in Cheyenne. precinct caucusing: County con- gets more national delegates than 1� ted over Wyoming more than “I believe this election, for ventions statewide on March 12 over a dozen others including Includes Soup & Salad Bar campaigned here, but the state’s Wyoming, is the most important that will choose 12 delegates and Oregon, which has almost seven Republicans are proving deter- election we face,” state Republican 12 alternates to the Republican times as many residents. mined to show up to support their Chairman Matt Micheli told the National Convention in Cleveland Texas Sen. Ted Cruz made favorite candidates anyway. crowd. “We have a special obliga- in July. a quick stop to campaign at a Turnout at GOP precinct cau- tion in Wyoming to be engaged The Wyoming Republican ranch near Cheyenne last sum- cuses Tuesday in Laramie County and involved.” Party has a complicated system mer, and it appears to be paying shows Republican voters are ener- Turnout also was high in for deciding how it will repre- off. Caucus-goers in Cheyenne gized like no time in recent mem- Natrona County and as far afield sent itself — and its voters — at remembered the rally in a barn Conveniently ory. Almost 800 people — more as tiny Lysite, an eastern Fremont the national convention. Precinct where Cruz pledged to end the 8836 Clinton Landing Rd Located Inside than twice the number that local County town of about 50 where caucusing began in mid-February Obama administration’s regula- Hwy 40 • Lake Point party officials expected — lined 11 people showed up to caucus and culminated in nine counties For a limited time. Reorder of same style of fish as initial order. tions on coal and electric utilities up in gusty wind to crowd inside Monday. Tuesday. that burn it. Though no formal tally of who “He is the most principled likes which candidate occurs at person in the field,” supporter the caucuses — forbidden under Robin Goodspeed said. “He is a national Republican rules — the Christian man. I am a Christian, gatherings play an important and that is important to me.” role in the presidential race in Donald Trump got strong sup- Wyoming because they deter- mine who goes to the county con- port in Super Tuesday states but ventions. didn’t appear to have deep back- After choosing a dozen dele- ing in Laramie County. Several gates at the county conventions, caucus-goers said they liked Republicans will pick 14 more at Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. While their state convention April 14-16 some approved of Cruz’s promise in Casper. Three additional del- to crack down on illegal immigra- egates are automatic — the party tion, others thought Rubio was chairman, committeeman and more reasonable on the issue. committeewoman — for a total “I personally have a hard time of 29 delegates. with just trying to kick 11 mil- Party rules grant Wyoming lion people out of the country,” bonus delegates for having retiree Jim Wollack said. “Plus, I Republicans in the governor’s think he’s a person who can not office and Congress and GOP only unite the party, but unite the majorities in the state Legislature. country.” Follow us on Facebook! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN HOMETOWN B1

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SPORTS WRAP Stallions shuffle pair of Tooele Fund Run The THS track and field team will host a Buffalo Stampede at 9 a.m. on March 5. Check in and same- day registration is available at Elton coaches for new season Park at 7:30 a.m., where the finish line will be, and all participants will “There’re some be shuttled from there to the start- ing line at the Tooele Gun Club. great kids out Please sign up early by contacting any of the THS track athletes or here and I want- coaches. The entry fee is $20 and includes a T-shirt, though a family ed them to have discount is available. Prizes will be awarded for the top three male and a great experi- female finishers. For questions, contact coach Al Bottema at 435- ence. I wanted 882-2902. Softball Registration to be able to Do you live in Tooele County? FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Come and play for the best rec- Stansbury High School athletic director Trever Wilson (left) and boys soccer have fun and to New boys soccer coach Jacob Jones sets up the net before tryouts on Tuesday reation league in the county. The coach Jacob Jones (right) will be in new positions this spring. Jones was work- afternoon. Jones is familiar with Stansbury athletics from teaching math at the ing as the boys tennis coach and has been hired as the boys soccer coach, while learn, as well.” school and serving as head coach of the tennis teams for the past six seasons. Grantsville Girls Softball League is Wilson has taken on the boys tennis team in addition to his regular duties. pleased to announce the registra- Trever Wilson tion dates for the 2016 season. Stansbury athletic director All games played at the Deseret Jones moves over to head soccer, New soccer coach an Peak Complex. To register, bring a ing football and track. He has copy of your birth certificate, the Wilson takes spot on tennis team experience coaching tennis at registration fee and a parent or Stansbury from time spent as legal guardian. Late registration aviation enthusiast fee will be $70, effective Feb. by Tavin Stucki doubles and finally were able to an assistant for the girls team 28. The league is also looking beat Grantsville in something.” on Jones’ staff during the fall. By Tavin Stucki Transcript Bulletin: Favorite SPORTS EDITOR for team sponsors and coaches. Jones, who said he coached His duties as athletic director thing to do when you’re not on SPORTS EDITOR For current updates look for us There will be a couple of new for a pair of years at Cyprus High have further ensured he hasn’t the tennis court or soccer field? on Facebook at Grantsville Girls faces in coaching positions at School before coming to Tooele been a stranger to the team he’s To get to know the new face of Jacob Jones: Be with my fam- Softball League or www.grantsville- Stansbury High School this County, said he plans to still taking over. the Stansbury boys soccer team, ily. Be with my kids. Be with my softball.com. Contact any member spring. coach the girls tennis team next Wilson said it will be a little the Tooele Transcript Bulletin wife. We’ve got five girls at home of our organization or text Gerri Well, sort of. fall as usual. extra work to juggle athletic asked newly hired head coach and one on the way. Growing Welsh (435)850-8422 with your director and coaching duties at Jacob Jones about some inter- family. questions. the same time. ests. TB: Do they all play soccer? SHS TENNIS SHS SOCCER “It’s hard because when Or tennis? Tooele Youth Baseball there’s rainouts and stuff, you’ve JJ: Eh, they’re getting there. It’s Registration for Tooele Youth Jacob Jones, who has coached “And I’ll help with the boys on got to reschedule everything, SHS SOCCER kind of like, they’ll be into ten- Baseball will open soon for kids boys tennis for the past six sea- Saturdays or something, just so and then you’ve got to also work nis when I’m doing tennis, and aged 4-16 (16-year-olds can sign sons, has been hired as the head they can continue to get better,” with your team as well,” Wilson Aside from mentioning the they’ll come out and play in the up to play this 2016 spring sea- boys soccer coach. Athletic he added. “You feel bad leaving said. “You’ve got to make sure all work he has ahead of him with summertime when I’m doing the son). Prices for the following age director Trever Wilson has taken them to do something you’ve the buses are in order. You’ve got adjusting from coaching the camps and stuff, and they enjoy groups are as follows: 4-7, $70; it upon himself to fill Jones’ void always wanted to do. But at the to worry about all the stuff that Stansbury boys tennis team in it. Now that I’m coaching soc- 8, $80; 9-12, $90; 13-16, $100. on the tennis courts. same time, it’s that. It’s some- the AD does, but you’ve got to the spring, Jones said his wife cer, they talk — my wife played Any signups after Feb. 27 will be “It’s different sports, but thing you’ve always wanted to make sure your team has all the Robyn teased him about con- soccer in high school and so we charged a late fee. coaching is coaching,” Jones do.” attention as well.” trolling his temper during soc- talk a lot of soccer and stuff like Salt Lake Bees said. “That was my one question, Last season, the Stansbury Wilson will continue as ath- cer matches (because of course, that. And so she kind of, now The Salt Lake Bees invite talented I said ‘well if I take this, who gets boys soccer team made it to letic director for the foreseeable tennis coaches don’t have much the kids kind of take on, now singers, groups and musicians to tennis?’ Because, I mean, when the quarterfinals of the Class 3A future. use for outbursts of emotion). they want to go out in the field audition to perform the National you’re around that sport for five state tournament before losing Last season, Stansbury teams Below is a collection of some and play soccer. So they kind Anthem this season. An open or six years, you want to see it 3-1 to the eventual runner-up won first-round matches in the questions we asked the soc- of follow along. They’re not like tryout will take place at Smith’s continue to develop. I mean, Pine View. state tennis tournament’s No. 1 cer-and-tennis-coach-turned- the go-get-em athletic kids, but Ballpark on Saturday, March 12 last year with the boys, they had Wilson has coaching knowl- math-teacher just before tryouts from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Auditions those three region champions in edge in multiple sports, includ- SEE COACHES PAGE B2 ➤ continued Tuesday: SEE JONES PAGE B2 ➤ are open to individuals and small groups (up to eight performers) on a first-come, first-served basis FROM THE SIDELINES and will take place rain or shine. It is required that the National Anthem be sung in a cappella and traditional manner with no styling or individual musical interpreta- Rural Utah needs to know racism in never OK tion. Audition participants should memorable winter sports harassed while buying drinks at But I will say this: if any of enter at the Diamond Entrance at season has come to a “I will say a convenience store located next it is true, rural Utah should be Smith’s Ballpark to sign in. There is close with the crowning to the team’s hotel in Richfield. embarrassed. no need to bring résumés, photos, A Darren Vaughan this: if any of portfolios or recordings. Following of champions in wrestling and An adult Emery fan — not a It doesn’t matter that the COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR boys and girls basketball. it is true, rural child, but an adult — made Summit Academy players and the auditions, participants will be For a group of boys from angry comments toward one of coaches may not have been notified via email if they have been invited to perform the National Summit Academy, what should the Bears’ star players. As the exemplary in terms of sports- Utah should be Anthem at a Bees game during have been a shining moment at the way the Spartans lost to players left the store, a car alleg- manship during the tourna- the 2016 season. Additional infor- appears to have become one the Bears in the previous night’s edly pulled up next to them and ment, as some fans alleged in embarrassed.” mation about the Bees National they’d rather forget. semifinals, turned their atten- the passengers inside began online comments. If you haven’t Darren Vaughan Anthem auditions is available at Summit Academy, a charter tion to rooting against Summit shouting racial epithets. noticed, high school athletes can Community News Editor www.slbees.com. school in Draper playing in Class Academy in the championship According to a social media be cocky sometimes, and a fired- 2A, defeated Layton Christian game. But, according to Summit post, Summit Academy officials up coach may use a profanity or Utah State basketball for the school’s first basketball Academy coaches and play- — maybe even racially insensi- and players spent much of the two on occasion. It’s not what Chris Smith and Jalen Moore title last weekend at the Sevier ers, the vitriol coming from the tive, according to reports in the night filling out police reports. you want to see, but it happens. scored 23 points each and Utah Valley Center in Richfield. But stands went far beyond just Salt Lake City media and social Now, all we have to go off of is If there were any sort of racial State broke away through the sec- what allegedly happened in the wanting the Bears to lose. Fans media posts from some associ- what has been reported. Without undertones to any of the taunts ond half to defeat Air Force 78-65 stands that night — and outside from multiple schools banded ated with the Bears’ program. hearing the other side of the coming from the crowd, it’s on Tuesday night. Smith drained the arena the night before — left together to root against the The night before the cham- story or watching video, it is beyond unacceptable. five 3-pointers and Moore four, the Bears shaken. Bears, and some of those cheers pionship game, several Summit hard to tell whether it truly was including a trey late in the first half Emery fans, no doubt bitter and jeers allegedly turned ugly Academy players were allegedly as bad as it sounds. SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B2 ➤ that sparked an 8-0 run to intermis- sion. Smith and Darius Perkins hit back-to-back 3s early in the second EXTRA INNINGS half as Utah State built a 10-point lead, which grew as large as 18 (66-48). Moore’s first-half 3-pointer boosted the Aggies from one point Ties in Spring Training are proof these games are fake down, breaking open a game that had been close to that point with 10 lead changes. Perkins finished ecently I heard someone But it’s not very practical in the getting some closure. and see their veterans get back with seven assists and six points describe Spring Training real world. Thus, mankind has developed into regular season form. on a pair of 3-pointers. Utah State as “real/fake” games. When was the last time you a myriad of methods to make And for the fan who heralds R Tavin Stucki (15-13, 7-10 Mountain West) made Nothing embodies that quite heard of a company hiring two decisions — an extra period in the beginning of Spring Training SPORTS EDITOR 14 of 34 shots from deep. Hayden so much as the Atlanta Braves candidates to fill one job open- a wrestling match, shootouts, as the end of the Utah winter Graham led Air Force (14-16, 5-12) and Baltimore Orioles playing in ing just because both applicants sudden-death overtime, March inversions and six-hours-of-sun- with 14 points, C.J. Siples added Florida to a 4-4 tie on the open- scored the same number of Madness playoff brackets, a shine days, it’s OK for the games 13. Utah State scored 18 points ing day of Spring Training. downright weird in baseball. points on the evaluation sheet? breakfast menu pros vs. cons list, to end in a tie. Having the games off 13 Air Force turnovers, and out- While I of course understand To be honest, I’m not actually In what alternate universe do you etc., etc. available at all means the dog rebounded the Falcons 36-27. the concept of sudden-death opposed to a game ending in a get a Beto’s breakfast burrito and Seeing a tie reported as the days of February are over and overtimes in other sports, I sub- draw. Hockey and soccer have a Denny’s Grand Slam for the final score of a Major League its socially acceptable again to Rio Olympics mit that one reason baseball is so had games and matches end in average price of the two because Baseball game was the biggest wear shorts in Northern Utah. With five months to go before the inherently American is because a tie for years, and football has you can’t decide which to order? sign the universe could have sent It’s a small price to pay for these Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian it’s the one sport that two teams had ties off and on throughout Even when there’s no direct to warn people that spring games baseball games to be more fake organizers are struggling to sell can just play until there’s a win- history, depending on the league. competition, and no real earth- really don’t matter. Not even the than real. tickets for South America’s first ner, whether it be nine innings Golfers can finish with the same shattering consequences of pick- managers really care who wins, Besides, when the regular games. On a day when Rio organiz- or 19 — at least in the regular score. Swimmers, runners and ing one or the other, people need as long as they all get a decent season rolls around, I’m sure ers sought to provide reassuranc- season. other racers can finish in a dead a clear winner if for no other rea- shot to scout the players vying es over the Zika outbreak, venue But playing to a tie, that’s heat. son than making a decision and for an Opening Day roster spot SEE STUCKI PAGE B2 ➤ delays, doping legislation, metro construction and other issues, Rio organizing committee spokesman Mario Andrada said only about 47 percent of the 7.5 million tickets on offer have been sold so far. The NBA player Jeremy Lin addresses Asian stereotypes at Oscars revenue from ticket sales stands at $194 million, or 74 percent of CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Hornets practice on Tuesday. edos as PricewaterhouseCoopers Lin took to social media on statement Monday. the total target, he said. Tickets for Charlotte Hornets guard Jeremy “Even Asian-American mascu- accountants and joked: “They Monday by tweeting: Seriously Sunday “night’s ceremony, and “premier events” and the Aug. 5 Lin is disappointed about the linity or whatever you want to sent us their most dedicated, though, when is this going to particularly the ‘joke’ involving opening ceremony at the Maracana way Asians were stereotyped talk about, just a lot of the ways accurate and hard-working rep- change?!? Tired of it being “cool” Asian children, which played off Stadium are essentially sold out, during an onstage skit at Sunday that Asians are perceived I don’t resentatives. I want you to please and “ok” to bash Asians smh more than one damaging ste- Andrada said. Most tickets for the night’s Oscars, and said more always agree with.” welcome Ming Zhu, Bao Ling #Oscars reotype of Asians and Asian- foreign market have been sold, he racial awareness is needed. Lin was born in California, and David Moskowitz.” Lin wasn’t the only one upset. Americans, exposed one of the added, leaving domestic sales as “I just feel like sometimes the but his parents immigrated here He later joked, “If anybody’s Mee Moua, president and exec- failings of how we talk about race the main priority. way people perceive Asians or from Taiwan in the mid-1970s. upset about that joke, just tweet utive director of the Washington- in America: race relations are not Asian-Americans today can be At Sunday night’s awards show, about it on your phone that was based Asian Americans a black-white binary,” Moua said. — Compiled from staff and disappointing in the way they host Chris Rock introduced three probably also made by these Advancing Justice, called the media reports view them,” Lin said after the Asian children dressed in tux- kids.” show a setback for diversity in a SEE LIN PAGE B2 ➤ B2

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Jones eral times and it just doesn’t fit ly, this isn’t where I wanted to out and started playing tennis. me. It just doesn’t go in well. be.’ But I had had a good season, And now I’m back. Washington gives Continued from Page B1 My wife laughs because I’m a it was fun to play baseball, but TB: What are you nerdy texture guy. If it’s the wrong tex- I mean, size-wise and just per- about? they love to play and they love to ture, it just doesn’t matter how sonality-wise, soccer fits me a JJ: Airplanes. be out with friends. it tastes. lot more. After that one baseball TB: Airplanes, really? franchise tag to TB: Favorite food? TB: How did you get involved season I played soccer. All my JJ: I love airplanes. In fact, JJ: Well my kids would prob- in soccer? It’s your passion, so friends and everything we did that was my first job choice, was ably say pizza, just ‘cause that’s what made you love it so much? was play soccer from that point being an aircraft mechanic. So I a joke in the family. But I’ve Was there a specific event? on. And then I happened to get studied that for about a year in QB Kirk Cousins always enjoyed just Chinese and JJ: Well, I would just say that lucky and play on a premier college, to be an aircraft mainte- stuff. It depends on the day. my family did that. My oldest team in Salt Lake, and we ended nance manager and stuff. I love WASHINGTON (AP) — A year only three interceptions over the TB: Like, good Chinese or bad brother, he made a decision up taking second at state. First airplanes. We’ve joked about ago at this time, Kirk Cousins final 10 games. And Cousins was Chinese? when I was young that he was the year before, but they didn’t going back and doing that, but I was relegated to backup status one of only two NFL QBs who JJ: Good Chinese. I don’t — going to play between base- have a state cup for the U-10s at love teaching. So it kind of goes; with the Washington Redskins, had at least one scoring pass in not Panda Express. I hate Panda ball or soccer. He chose soccer. the time. When we hit U-12 we I love teaching, I love coach- owned a resume that included all 16 games, along with Seattle’s Express. It’s like the worst, it At the same time, I remember took second and did really well. ing. So this is where I’ll stay. only nine NFL starts and more Russell Wilson. doesn’t do well with myself. wanting to play soccer and my I had great coaches. Really, really But airplanes, I love airplanes. interceptions than touchdowns, Cousins was a fourth-round TB: Do you eat your Chinese parents signed me up for base- good coaches and great friends, I’ve been working on building and was playing under a four- draft choice in 2012, the food with a chopstick or a fork? ball. I remember driving by the great people around me. So we remote control airplanes or year rookie contract barely same year Griffin arrived in JJ: Oh, I’ll start with chop- soccer field and watching the just keep having fun with it and plastic model airplanes since worth a total of more than $2.5 Washington as the No. 2 overall sticks. And I’ll do the best I can kids playing, and I’m like ‘that’s keep enjoying it. I burned out I was a kid, so that’s my little million. selection after a massive trade just staying with chopsticks. But where I’m going, I’m going to with it probably eighth grade, thing off to the side. Oh, how things have changed. with the St. Louis Rams cost the I’m not a sushi guy, I don’t like play soccer,’ and we showed up because I mean, it was indoor, Photo editor Francie Aufdemorte Coming off a breakthrough Redskins a bevy of high draft sushi. In fact, I’ve tried it sev- at a baseball field. I’m like, ‘real- outdoor all the time. So I burned contributed to this report. season for their quarterback, the picks. Redskins announced Tuesday After second-year head coach they placed the non-exclusive Jay Gruden opted to make the franchise tag on Cousins, setting change from Griffin, Cousins Coaches him up to earn about $20 million wound up starting all 17 games, Continued from Page B1 next season and making sure he including the postseason. doesn’t become an unrestricted Now Washington plans to and No. 2 doubles brackets. free agent next week. release 2012 NFL Offensive “To be honest with you, I Tuesday was the deadline Rookie of the Year Griffin — wanted to help the kids,” Wilson for teams to use a franchise or unless it can trade him — by 2 016 PREP said. “There’re some great kids transition tag. By choosing the March 9, the start of the new out here and I wanted them to non-exclusive franchise tag, the league year, in order to jettison have a great experience. I want- Redskins allow Cousins to talk his contract worth about $16 ed to be able to have fun and to to other clubs, but Washington million for next season but guar- of learn, as well.” would be allowed to match any anteed only for injury. ATHLETES the WEEK The first soccer game of the offer — or receive a pair of first- Griffin did not play at all this season is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. round draft picks as compensa- season and was in uniform once on Tuesday at Logan, and the tion should he leave. — and that was only because team will open the home season The franchise tag for a quar- Washington didn’t have enough KATY FLINT, STANSBURY at 3:30 p.m. on March 15 against terback in 2016 is $19.953 mil- healthy bodies at other positions Clearfield. lion. The Redskins now have to fill out a game-day active ros- Fans will get their first chance until July 15 to negotiate with ter. Flint led the Stallions with 14 to see the tennis team in action at Cousins on a longer contract. General manager Scot points and eight rebounds Granger at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Cousins’ fourth year in the McCloughan made clear shortly and the team will host East on league was his first as a full- after the season ended he hoped in the fi nal game of her Thursday at 3:30 p.m. time starter, taking the job from to come to an agreement on a career as Stansbury lost “We’re excited to have him as Robert Griffin III late in pre- multiyear deal with Cousins, say- the soccer coach,” Wilson said. season and never letting go, ing: “Going forward, of course in the consolation bracket “He’s great.” while leading Washington to an we’d like to have him around.” [email protected] NFC East title after six last-place Gruden also has talked about of the Class 3A state finishes in the previous seven the team having decided it wants basketball tournament on seasons. to make Cousins its QB of the Cousins led the NFL with a future, which would be quite a Friday to Juan Diego. Flint Stucki 69.8-percent completion rate, change for a franchise that has set a league record with a home been in flux at that position for Continued from Page B1 also had eight points in the completion mark of 74.7 per- years. quarterfi nal loss to Carbon. cent, and finished with 29 touch- “Having some stability there is the Braves would love to have downs, 11 interceptions, a fran- important — and something we a few ties, because that would chise-record 4,166 yards and a look forward to having,” Gruden mean this year’s prospects-only passer rating of 101.6. He helped said in January. team will have scored enough the Redskins close the regular “To watch (Cousins) get bet- runs and/or had decent-enough season with four consecutive ter throughout the course of the pitching to keep opposing scores wins for a 9-7 mark; they lost season, stay humble, continue close in the first place. to the Green Bay Packers in the to work and prepare was fun to wild-card round. be a part of,” Gruden said, “and Tavin Stucki is a sports He played his best football in moving forward, we’re excited 435.843.3689 writer from Midvale, Utah, who the second half of the regular about the thought of him being 576 Hwy 138, Ste 400, Stansbury Park hasn’t found a sport he doesn’t season, throwing for 23 TDs with our quarterback.” (next to Soelbergs) like. Send any comments to [email protected]. acceptable. Vaughan Summit Academy officials Continued from Page B1 suggested that the state tour- nament be taken out of cen- tral Utah and relocated to the Some argue that their anger Wasatch Front. That’s not a solu- is directed at the fact that tion because fans, both good Summit Academy is not a public and bad, will follow the tourna- school, and therefore attracts ment wherever it goes. a higher-quality athlete than a The solution? Perhaps we all rural school that has to go with have lost a little perspective. what they’ve got. That argument First of all, it’s a game. Second has existed since I was in high of all, these are kids. This isn’t school. It exists now with Juan the equivalent of the Utah Jazz Diego playing Class 3A football playing a team full of sixth-grad- when the Soaring Eagle likely ers. If the Bears are good, they’re should be in Class 3AA. good. But it’s not like Summit Granted, not all private/char- Academy is setting the rest of ter schools are created equal. the Class 2A sports world on fire. Rowland Hall is not a domi- But, all that aside, the bottom nant force. Nor are St. Joseph’s, line is this: there is no room for Intermountain Christian or Mt. racial intolerance anywhere in Vernon Academy, for that mat- society — least of all, when chil- ter. dren — playing a game that they But if fans are concerned love — are involved. about Summit Academy being in Class 2A, the solution isn’t to Darren Vaughan is a veteran launch insults from the crowd. sports writer from Moab, Utah. Boo if you must. But chant- He would like to remind anyone ing “USA! USA!” in reference involved with high school sports to a player you don’t think is — players, coaches, fans and American — or possibly as an parents — to win with humility acronym for a slightly off-color and lose with dignity. Email him put-down, as one Internet at dvaughan@tooeletranscript. commenter suggested — is not com.

“In acting, you look at Asian Lin roles, they always seem to be in Continued from Page B1 similar roles,” Lin said. “I feel like we are just so much more broad “It is to all of our detriment to than that. What you see on TV, look at race narrowly. We need to that is so influential. Perception work together to dismantle the is reality, and that’s the truth in systems that devalue the experi- today’s day and age — and we’re ences of minority groups so we in such a technological and digi- can see the tales of the diver- tal age. sity that have shaped our nation “So if we can start branching reflected accurately.” out a little bit or at least showing Lin said he’s never met Rock that we are different than what and has “no issues” with the other people think we are, maybe comedian, calling him a “funny we can start to break down some guy.” of those walls.” He understands that Rock Lin said his comments on probably didn’t write the skit Twitter aren’t meant to bash by himself, but couldn’t let the Rock. perceived slight slip by without He said he actually enjoyed making a stand. Rock’s opening monologue when “I thought it was a chance for he talked about the lack of diver- me to stand up for Asians,” Lin sity in the Oscar award nomina- said Tuesday. tions. Lin, who earned national “I think the whole push was he attention for his scoring prowess talking about opportunities and while playing for the New York diversity and things that I totally Knicks during the “Linsanity” agree with,” Lin said. “I thought era, said too often Asians are his monologue was well done. depicted with certain stereotypes He walked a fine line and did it in Hollywood. pretty well.” B3

THURSDAY March 3, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 GARDEN SPOT Time to plant a library remember a couple years Back to our neighborhood back reading an intriguing micro-library. Our neighbors Iarticle in American Profile are part of an international — a weekly national publica- Jay Cooper movement that began in 2009 tion that was provided as part CORRESPONDENT in Hudson, Wisconsin. Todd Bol of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin built the first one, as a tribute — about roadside mini-libraries. to his mother. Todd’s mother It’s a movement that has spread was a schoolteacher who loved across America and to the world neighborhood get-togethers. reading. Fittingly, the first Little beyond. I remember at the time Providing a place, at no charge, Free Library was modeled after thinking, “that’s a great idea! I where the folks of our commu- a one-room schoolhouse. The wonder if it will catch on here?” nity can pick up and leave good idea caught on, incorporating Imagine my pleasant surprise books is a natural community- historical literacy efforts ranging when our neighbors, Brent and builder, and it fits right in the from the public library model, to Theresa, built and installed one values of us that work the soil earlier pioneer traveling librar- of these little jewels along the around our places. ies, to current book exchanges in road in front of their house a In a way, we are planting a public places. couple of years back. different type of garden. We are LittleFreeLibrary.org is the While this column is called planting the seeds of creativity, official website of the organiza- PHOTO COURTESY OF JAY COOPER the “Garden Spot,” those of you learning and imagination when tion. Its mission is clear and Erda is home to one of 36,000 “Little Free Library” locations nationwide. There also is a location in Tooele. that have been readers for the we encourage the love of read- focused: “To promote literacy last couple years know that I ing. It doesn’t take an advanced and the love of reading by build- Salt Lake City area. plant something a bit different warm, with a generous amount have the habit of wandering degree to make the valid obser- ing free book exchanges world- The Little Free Library next this year. How about setting up of cinnamon and sweet drizzled just a bit from strict gardening vation that more of a person’s wide and to build a sense of door has its own Facebook page! your own Little Free Library? topping, they should be the themes. Depending on your mind is engaged reading a good community as we share skills, To visit it, go to Facebook, and You can obtain a charter for picture, in the dictionary, beside viewpoint, this can be either book than when watching a creativity and wisdom across then do a search for “Ironwood about $40, and there are plenti- the word “decadent!” Theresa endearing or agitating. I don’t movie, or playing a video game generations.” How’s that for a Road Little Free Library.” You’ll ful plans and photos both on sends over a generous serving mean to mislead anyone. There’s or gazing at a smart phone for cause? see that the contents and decor www.littlefreelibrary.org as well from time to time. So, if the a reason for broadening the hours on end. The premise is simple. Create are refreshed for different holi- as social project and idea pages next time you see me, and you topic a bit (beyond my own Lest you gauge me to be a a point where books can be both days and times of the year. Heck, like Pinterest. There’s even vid- think I’ve put on a couple extra short attention span — let’s see, curmudgeon, I’m simply point- picked up and dropped off to you can get a free packet of eos to see how other construct- pounds, blame Theresa. Those what was I talking about?). My ing out the fact that reading promote broadened knowledge cocoa right now — but I suspect ed their library. You can theme rolls are just too good to go to rationale is this: gardening is a causes us to use more of our and the love of reading. At the that’ll go away soon as the tem- it according to your tastes. This waste, and somebody’s got to holistic activity. It’s enjoyed in minds and imaginations than same time, create an attractive peratures give way to warmer could even be a good commu- eat them. Might as well be me. I the larger context of life overall. the other aforementioned activi- yard asset while broadening days. If you’d like to visit the nity activity to get friends and think I might saunter over next Gardeners by nature are ties. The reason is simple. When community by getting to know library in person, it’s located at neighbors together and do a door to leave a couple of books industrious people that enjoy I read, I have to mentally create neighbors, and those passing by, 1030 Ironwood Road in Erda. “build day.” You can build sev- and pick up a packet of hot both thinking, putting in the the entire setting that is being through ongoing interaction. They’ve done a nice job on it eral at one time and get them chocolate mix. effort, as well as enjoying the described by the author. I envi- Currently, there are over and I think it’ll bring a smile to placed around the valley. I’d say results. They also tend to be sion what the characters look 36,000 Little Free Libraries your face or the faces of those that would be a welcome “crop” Jay Cooper can be contacted community-minded, and that’s like, what their voices sound around the world — one of them little ones in your life. If that’s a around here. at [email protected], or the tie to our subject today. like, the scenery, sounds, smells is right next door! A visit to the bit too much of a drive, and the By the way, not only are Brent you can visit his web channel at Great gardens and yardscapes and temperature that is being organization’s website, under one located in Tooele is more and Theresa good neighbors, youtube.com/dirtfarmerjay for create an inviting place for vis- experienced. Not so when the locator feature, reveals there convenient to you, you can stop but Theresa makes what could videos on gardening, shop skills, its and wonderful backdrops watching something where all are currently two in our valley, by at 592 N. 780 East. arguably be the world’s best culinary arts and landscaping. for outdoor events, including this is already done for you! with about a dozen over in the Perhaps it’s time for you to cinnamon rolls. Sizable, served FINANCIAL FOCUS How should you respond to market “correction”? s an investor, you may be some bonds or other fixed-rate able percentage of stocks, and ance of stocks and stock-based journey. gaining familiarity with vehicles. Not only can these stock-based vehicles, in your vehicles, along with fixed- Athe term “market correc- Tye Hoffmann investments help keep your portfolio, even during retirement income vehicles, such as bonds, Tye Hoffmann is an invest- tion.” But what does it mean? portfolio in balance, but they — because these investments certificates of deposit, govern- ment representative for Edward GUEST COLUMNIST And, more importantly, what also may hold up better during a may provide the growth neces- ment securities and so on. Jones Investments located at 974 does it mean to you? correction. sary to help keep you ahead of Being prepared can help you N. Main St. in Tooele. He can be A correction occurs when a • If you’re retired … After you inflation. Consequently, as a get through a correction — no contacted at 833-9440 or at 830- key index, such as the S&P 500, now is a good time to buy more retire, you may need to take retiree, you should have a bal- matter where you are on life’s 0917. declines at least 10 percent from shares of quality companies, money from your investment its previous high. A correction, when their price is down. accounts — that is, sell some by definition, is short-term in Also, you may want to use investments — to help pay nature and has historically hap- the opportunity of a correction for your cost of living. Ideally, pened fairly regularly — about to become aware of the need to however, you don’t want to sell once a year. However, over the periodically review and rebal- stocks, or stock-based vehicles, past several years, we’ve expe- ance your portfolio. Stocks, and during a correction — because rienced fewer corrections, so investments containing stocks, when you do, you may be “sell- when we have one now, it seems often perform well before a ing low.” (Remember the most particularly jarring to investors. correction. If their price has common rule of investing: Buy How should you respond to a risen greatly, they may account low and sell high. It’s not always market correction? The answer for a greater percentage of the easy to follow, but it’s still pretty Banners may depend, to some extent, on total value of your portfolio good advice.) your stage of life. — so much so, in fact, that you So, to avoid being forced into Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, • If you’re still working … If might become “overweighted” selling, you need to be pre- you are in the early or middle in stocks, relative to your goals, pared. During your retirement parts of your working life, you risk tolerance and time horizon. years, try to keep at least a year’s might not have to concern That’s why it’s important for worth of cash instruments on Window Stickers, and More! yourself much about a market you to proactively rebalance hand as well as short-term fixed correction because you have your portfolio — or, during a income investments. By hav- decades to overcome a short- correction, the market may do ing this money to draw on, you term downturn. Instead of it for you. To cite one aspect of may be able to leave your stocks selling stocks, and stock-based rebalancing, if your portfolio alone and give them a chance to investments, to supposedly “cut ever does become too “stock- recover, post-correction. And it’s your losses,” you may find that heavy,” you may need to add important to maintain a reason- COMMUNITY NEWS

Brothers each earn every merit badge Peter and Andrew Austin have each earned every merit badge awarded by the Boy Scouts of America, a rare accomplishment usually only achieved by one scout per year nationwide. There are 136 merit badges available. Peter Austin earned 140, including four which were brought out of retirement for a single year in 2010. By compari- son, an Eagle Scout must earn 21 merit badges. Tooele Search and Rescue helped the brothers earn the Search and Rescue merit badge, High Quality • Full Color the one they hadn’t yet earned. “This endeavor has been dif- ficult and has taken a lot of per- sistence and time,” said Shari Austin, Peter and Andrew’s moth- Custom Design & 24 Hour er. “We went on a few family out- ings to help them complete some merit badge requirements such Turnaround Available as backpacking, fly fishing on the PHOTO COURTESY OF SHARI AUSTIN Green River, SCUBA diving and Peter and Andrew Austin have earned every merit badge offered by the Boy Scouts other sporting activities. We were of America. busy every summer since 2010 helping them with a few of their requirements.” counselors,” Shari Austin said. study, career options, hobbies, Shari Austin noted that her “We were always amazed at the et cetera.” sons enjoyed the opportunities dedication, goodness and help- that they had while earning their fulness of so many merit badge 58 North Main St. merit badges, including pathfind- counselors who are so dedicated ing, cinematography, electronics, to Scouting. If it happens here, kayaking, bird study, sculpture, “While they are glad their read about it here. TOOELE journalism, snow sports, pottery, endeavor is over, they have whitewater, welding, fly fishing appreciated the wide expo- TOOELETRANSCRIPT and shotgun. sure to many various skills and BULLETIN 435-882-0050 “They also had the privilege of sports. They were able to experi- Subscribe 435-882-0050 meeting numerous merit badge ence a huge variety of fields of B4 COMICSB4 COMICS

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Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by Timothy E. Parker February 29, 2016 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 38 Alternative DOWN 30 Jury Be secretive about your finances 1 Library on a test 1 Broad box and your whereabouts. Don’t unit 39 Balmoral figure? denizens feel pressured to make a move prematurely. ★★★ 6 Raccoon’s Castle’s 2 Solo of 32 Partners of Thatababy by Paul Trapp relative river sci-fi whistles TAURUS (April 20-May 20): 11 Id’s 40 Bundled, 3 “30” to an 34 European Don’t pay attention to nega- comple- in the editor blackbird tive people. Opt to be the one ment hayfield 4 Cut 35 In dire who brings life and energy 14 Asian 41 Take by roughly, as straits into a room. Positive energy capital force limbs 37 Weather will help boost your popularity. 15 Cook’s 42 Like an 5 To begin condition, ★★★ apparel ear-pierc- with sometimes GEMINI (May 21-June 20): 16 Well-used ing sound 6 Ace of 38 New Peer pressure can be difficult to pencil 44 Auspicated clubs? driver, resist, but if you put your heart 17 Factory 45 Compa- 7 “Mr. typically into doing a stellar job, you will outputs nies selling Holland’s 40 Milwaukee advance. Put greater emphasis 19 Gambling stock, e.g. ___” (1996 team 47 One way to 41 Backyard on mental and physical self- cube film) ★★★ 20 Soap and be accused 8 Pendulum’s cooking improvement. water 48 Keep a path devices CANCER (June 21-July results subscription 9 Wobbly 43 Quality 22): An opportunity is within 21 Roman 49 Withhold walker, of a your reach, but you have to do setting wages perhaps color your part. Now is the time to 23 Pre- from 10 Unappetizing 44 Dungeons explore your dreams and to let landing 50 Broke 11 Jeopardizing and your imagination take you on an period bread 12 Culpability Dragons adventure. ★★★★★ 27 Atones 51 Official 13 Does as beasts LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You 29 Renders approval one’s 45 Hopping can make personal changes, but 26-Down 58 Third told mad try not to cause discord at home. 30 ___ duck word of 18 Things 46 “___ Off” Subtle moves will be far less (Chinese “America” belonging (1996 film) difficult to achieve. The realiza- dish) 59 They to us 47 From tion of what you want will help to 31 Severely work from 22 Cato’s X bad stabilize your life. ★★ 32 Bleated hands to 23 Wildly to ___ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): like a mouth enthusiastic 49 Wears Listen to what others have to sheep 60 Songs- 24 Maternally 52 Born as 33 Geologic and-skits akin 53 Great noise say. It’s in your best interest time show 25 Perpetuity 54 Had a to research and come up with division 61 Aliens, 26 ___ and meeting unique solutions. ★★★★ 36 “___ have briefly void 55 One of the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): to do for 62 Have 27 Check Gabors Prioritize your to-do list and get now” a funny one’s 56 Acorn, started. Socializing with people 37 Survives feeling total essentially who share your skills or who without 63 Alabama or 28 ___ out 57 Football work in an industry similar to help Arkansas a living holder yours will lead to inside informa- tion. ★★★★ THE END IS NEAR By Janet W. West SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Don’t be fooled by someone’s hospitality. Take it upon your- self to venture down a path that doesn’t require outside support, and you will avoid incurring debt. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Listen carefully and share only what is necessary to get what you need or want. Don’t believe hearsay or get drawn into a situation that will be costly or permissive. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Take old ideas or items and recycle them to suit your current needs. Incorporating your ideas into your daily routine will save money, time and space. ★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Weigh the pros and cons of what- ever situation you face. Listen to suggestions and show concern for those around you who are struggling. ★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Uncertainty will be the enemy. Gather information and formulate a plan that will help you get what you want. ★★★★★

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Kendall and Michelle Topham Show recently used folders and are pleased to announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Kimberly Topham, to Nathan Webb, son of Kevin and Lori Webb. files in Windows 10 File Explorer The couple will be sealed for time and eternity, March 5, 2016, ou must enable this new your taskbar, click the Start but- If you want to change this, Open in the Logan LDS Temple. We feature to be able to view ton and then click “File Explorer” the control panel again and then invite you to join with them in Yand open recently used Scott Lindsay from the menu above. click “File Explorer Options.” celebrating their marriage at a folders and files directly from File Once File Explorer opens, At the top of the box, click the reception on March 5, 2016, at GUEST COLUMNIST Explorer. You can also clear your you’ll see it states “Quick access” “View” tab. Below, scroll all the the LDS Porter Way Church, 57 File Explorer history with the near the top and then it will dis- way to the bottom and remove E. Porter Way, Stansbury Park, click of a button. play all your folders and files (if the checkmark from: “Use check Utah, from 7-9 p.m. There will Even though there are two used folders in Quick access.” you check marked both boxes) boxes to select items.” Click “OK” be an open house in Blanding, ways to access this, let’s do it Take notice of the “Clear” button. that have been opened recently. to save your changes and to close Utah, on Saturday, March 12 Kimberly Topham and Nathan Webb through the Control Panel. Right- Click this occasionally to remove This becomes a very handy fea- the box and then you can close at the Blanding Arts and Event click the Start button in the your file history. Next, at the top, ture when it comes time to find the control panel. Center, 715 W. 200 South, is attending USU majoring in lower-left corner and then click click the drop-down box next folders and files you have worked Blanding, Utah, from 6:30-8:30 English education. The couple “Control Panel.” Once the control to: “Open File Explorer to:” and on previously. For 14 years, Scott Lindsay p.m. Nathan graduated from San will reside in Logan, where they panel opens, click “File Explorer then select “Quick access.” Once There is one more thing I want has helped tens of thousands of Juan High School and served a will complete their schooling. Options.” you make these selections, at the to show you about the folder people better their skills, publish- LDS mission in the Philippines We apologize if we inadvertently To enable viewing the recently bottom click “OK” to save your options. Sometimes you will see a ing more than 400 articles about Legaspi/Naga mission. He is missed inviting you, please feel used folders and files you’ll changes and close the box. computer where there are boxes Microsoft and Apple software, the attending USU and majoring in welcome to join us at the recep- checkmark the two boxes at the Next, let’s look at the new next to the items in File Explorer computer and the Internet. You psychology. Kimberly graduated tion. bottom where it states: “Show quick access area. Open File and you select them by placing a can reach Scott for comments or from Stansbury High School and recently used files in Quick Explorer. If the File Explorer icon checkmark in the box instead of questions at ScottLindsay@live. access” and “Show frequently isn’t in the quick launch area of just highlighting them normally. com. APPLE TECH GURU Comics Page Puzzle Answers Manage your Mac’s startup programs, from page B4 desktop background and screen saver

isabling your startup about these startup apps, just choose how often to change the programs can help your return to remove them. Go back desktop picture. Click the arrows DMac’s performance and Scott Lindsay to the main menu of the System to make your choices. selecting a desktop background Preferences box by clicking the 12 Lastly, select the Screen Saver GUEST COLUMNIST and screen saver can make your small dots icon at the top of the tab at the top of the box. At the user experience more enjoyable. box and then select Desktop & bottom-left, you choose when to If you happen to work on your Screen Saver on the top row. start the screen saver. Click the Mac full time, well, these little a particular program or appli- To change the startup appear- arrows and make your choice. Try customizations can make going cation start up automatically, ance of your desktop, select the out the many possibilities to find to work a little nicer. because you use it all the time? Desktop tab near the top and the right one for you. When you From the Apple menu, select For example, perhaps you use then in the list on the left, select have made your choices, you can System Preferences and then the calculator or your calendar your background. My Mac’s back- close the System Preferences box. Users & Groups. Next, click the often throughout your day. To ground displays the ocean pic- Login Items button near the add an application, click the “+” ture. You may also choose to have For 14 years, Scott Lindsay has top of the box. You will see a list sign and Finder will open. To a solid color for your background helped tens of thousands of people of apps or programs that are the left, select the Applications by selecting it in the menu on the better their skills, publishing more starting up when you log in. To folder. Scroll through the list left. than 400 articles about Microsoft remove one, select it and then and add those apps that you At the bottom of the box, you and Apple software, the computer click the “-“ icon below. You can want to start up at log in. Select can choose to shuffle through and the Internet. You can reach do this for each one listed. the application and then select pictures of selected folders, either Scott for comments or questions What if you do want to have Add. If you change your mind in order or randomly and you can at [email protected].

POETRY BOOKWORM ‘The Paper Boy’ ‘Above the Horizons’

suppose some of the newspapers which carry lluding to the story of “You been waiting on God to do this column still employ young people to deliv- Samuel as well as making something and God has been waiting on you to do something.” Ier the news, but carriers are now mostly adults. Ted Kooser Aplenty of modern, real- I had two paper routes when I was a boy and was world comparisons that anyone U.S. POET LAUREATE, 2004-2006 pleased to find this reminiscence by Thomas R. can relate to, this book is a col- chaplain, the sermons collected Smith, a Wisconsin poet. His most recent book is lection of sermons urging more in this book offer that kind of The Glory, published by Red Dragonfly Press. than the simple worship of God. down-home tough love that to the sick, the housebound, the lonely. Functioning as a call to action, people may not want to hear, The Paper Boy the chapters in this book read but can certainly identify with. My route lassos the outskirts, Messages delivered, wire basket empty, almost as stream-of-conscious- Rather than getting weighed the reclusive, the elderly, the rural— I part the blue darkness toward supper, ness, a conversational urging to down in footnotes and repeated the poor who clan in their tarpaper confident I’ve earned this day’s appetite, do more with faith than simply references to verses littered islands, the old ginseng hunter stronger knowing I’ll be needed tomorrow. attend church and wait for God throughout the Bible, each idea to handle the rest. Offering near- presented in this book comes Albert Harm, who strings the “crow’s We do not accept unsolicited submissions. ly two dozen motivational and from a single bit of Biblical foot” to dry over his wood stove. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The empowering selections, readers inspiration and sticks with that Shy eyes of fenced-in horses Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), are urged to start doing more in concept throughout. Relying on follow me down the rutted dirt road. publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported their relationship to God, dem- that source mostly as inspiration by the Department of English at the University onstrating their faith by acting and evidence of how to act, the At dusk, I pedal past white birches, of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2015 by on their beliefs rather than wait- rest of the text is more practical, Above the Horizons breathe the smoke of spring chimneys, Thomas R. Smith, “The Paper Boy,” from The Glory ing for them to be validated first. relating those ideas to modern by Rodney Neu my heart working uphill toward someone (Red Dragonfly Press, 2015). Poem reprinted by With stern but caring encour- situations and showing the solu- AuthorHouse hungry for word from the world. permission of Thomas R. Smith and the publisher. agement, this book serves to tion in action. While a religious reviewed by Michael Radon Introduction copyright © 2015 by The Poetry give orders to God’s army, rather affiliation and foundation in I am Mercury, bearing news, my wings Foundation. The introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, than have them stand around faith is assumed for readers who tion or re-introduction to those a single-speed maroon Schwinn bike. served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in waiting. pick up this book, it can func- with an interest in application of I sear my bright path through the twilight Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. Written by an Army reserve tion just as well as an introduc- Christian concepts.

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program in our Cosmetology/Barbering sion of the matter: Fear God and keep Religion Class, Jesus Christ and the Tooele department. This program is only 1,000 his commandments, for this is the duty Everlasting Gospel, taught by Matt hours and will prepare you for the of all mankind. 14 For God will bring Lawrence, will be Wednesday, Jan. 6- Senior Center Utah/PSI Cosmetologist/Barber exam. every deed into judgment, including April 13, 2016 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the The senior center is for the enjoyment of Barbers specialize in cutting, styling and every hidden thing, whether it is good or Grantsville Seminary, 115 E. Cherry St., all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- trimming hair for men and women as evil.” (Ecc 12:13-14) — Mark Fitzgerald. Grantsville, Utah. Tuition is $22.50 per ing activities include bridge, pinochle, well as shaving and maintaining facial Bible study is Wednesday at 7 p.m. and course or $2.50 per lecture. Register at bingo, exercise program, line dancing, hair for men. Enroll today! (435) 248- Sunday at 10 a.m. Worship is Sunday at the door at the first class. wood carving, Wii games, watercolor 1800 or visit tatc.edu. 11 a.m. The Tooele Church of Christ is class, movies and health classes. located at 430 W. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Meals on Wheels available for home- Commercial Driver’s License The office phone number is (435) 882- Charity bound. Lunch served weekdays. For age Program 4642. 60 and above, suggested donation is Now enrolling for CDL. Join us for a Tooele Children’s Justice $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. comprehensive six-week course that will Cornerstone Baptist Center Transportation available to the store or teach you everything you need to know Passion for God, compassion for people Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in doctor visits for residents in the Tooele to pass the CDL test. Cost of program at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Grantsville areas. For transporta- is only $2,225. You will receive 80 (435) 882-6263. Come as you are this and snacks. We appreciate all dona- tion information call (435) 843-4102. hours driving time and get one-on-one Sunday, where you can hear a message tions. For inquiries or drop-off call (435) For more information about the Tooele training from our experienced instructor. from the Bible and meet new friends. 843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. center, call (435) 843-4110. Classes start soon so register today! Service times: Bible study (for all ages) (435) 248-1800 or visit tatc.edu. 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; United Methodist dinner Tooele Arts Festival evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- Tooele United Methodist church offers The Tooele Arts Festival is looking for Nail Technician Program dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee additional committee members to help Now enrolling. You can finish and get for all services, and children’s church and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and plan and execute another successful licensed and start making money in during morning worship. WiseGuys dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. All are festival. The committee is made up of as little as four months at a low cost. Program during evening worship. welcome. several volunteers who usually meet The nail program hours are Monday- weekly from February through mid-June. Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Call us (435) Mountain of Faith Lutheran The Tooele Valley Resource We’re a healthy, growing congregation The time commitment increases in June. 248-1800 or stop by 88 S. Tooele Blvd. Center PHOTO COURTESY OF CHERYL DEARING who welcomes newcomers and reaches Please contact the festival director at The Tooele Valley Resource Center, Members of the HOPE (Hold On Persuade Empower) squad at Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School were at [email protected] if you are out to those in need. Join us for worship now sharing a building with the Tooele interested in contributing to a fun and Education Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. County Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Cold Stone Creamery for their annual fundraiser. Pictured, from left to right, are students Jordan McMillian, worthwhile community event. Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God is currently in need of donations. Please Ryland D’Arnall, Conner Mendez, Paige Kennedy, Paige Rogers, Mazie Seegmiller and Spencer Brimhall. Online courses with respect without taking ourselves too consider donating items such as deodor- There were drawings every hour. The following community members won items: Don Wayne Nelson (T- AARP Smart Driver Course Online courses in Network+ and seriously. Check us out on Facebook by ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, An AARP Smart Driver class will be held searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran shirt), Elaine Bush (Cold Stone gift card), Jack Cowan (small cake), Ted Young (T-shirt), Grace Jewkes (small Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, cake), Shyla Wilson (Cold Stone gift card), Bryan Feldman (monster cake), Slayde Sandoval (monster cake), Wednesday, March 16 at Mountain fessional seeking to upgrade their skills Church. Please join us for meaningful combs and brushes. Cash is also West Medical Center, located at 2055 and knowledge of networking and secu- worship that is also casual and relaxed. welcomed. Those who receive services Phyllis Lewis (monster cake) and Nikkie Dodson (monster cake). N. Main St. in Tooele from 9 a.m.-2:30 rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA For more information, call (435) 882- include individuals or families in crisis, p.m. Lunch will be provided by MWMC Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the 7291. the homeless and families at risk of and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. Same-Sex Attraction Support Senior Circle. Cost is $20 or $15 with TATC at (435) 248-1800 for more infor- family and have a fun time and a good St. Barnabas’ Episcopal becoming homeless. For more informa- Membership $10/year. Email TooeleGe Group a current AARP membership card. mation or to enroll. dinner. Public invited! [email protected]. Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- tion, call (435) 566-5938 or fax (435) This group is for men dealing with Participants must enroll prior to the 843-0244. class by calling 435-843-3690. Adult education rament followed by fellowship. Sunday Elks Sons of Utah Pioneers unwanted same-sex attraction. This Get your high school diploma this year. mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ First Baptist Food Pantry The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers group meets every other week on Grantsville All classes required for a high school Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Thursday evening in Tooele. There diploma, adult basic education, GED Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: offering an emergency food pantry to Friday night dinners our pioneer heritage alive. We do this is no charge for participation. This preparation and English as a second [email protected]. Web at meet the needs of our community. The Dinner will be served each Friday night through histories, stories, artifacts, is a safe setting that will offer heal- Family History Center language are available. Register now www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are food pantry is available for emergency from 6-9 p.m. The menu includes halibut monuments, museums, service and ing, understanding, support and Greet your ancestors free at the to graduate — just $50 per semester. God’s beloved child, beautifully created needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays for $17; shrimp for $12.50; steak and scholarships. Much of this labor of resources. For more information, Grantsville Family History Center, 117 Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (435) in God’s own image. Whatever your his- from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at shrimp for $12.50; fish and chips for love is found in the Tooele Pioneer call Rick at (435) 224-4355 or email E. Cherry St. All are welcome, with 833-8750. Adult education classes are tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, 580 S. Main Street. For information call $10.50, chicken breast for $10.50 or Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, as [email protected]. consultants there to assist you. Open for students 18 and over. the Episcopal Church welcomes you. (435) 882-2048. soup and salad for $7. All items above well as various statues and monuments Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday include your choice of baked potato, TC Squares — Square and Spanish services around the county. The Tooele Pioneer through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 ESOL The Tooele County Food Bank French fries or rice pilaf and soup or Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement Line Dancing La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele to 9 p.m. ESOL conversational classes are salad bar. Canyon is another of our projects. We “Friendship Set to Music” — Come le invita a sus servicios en español & Grantsville Emergency Food held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL are always looking for artifacts and his- join TC Squares for a fun night out with los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los domingos Pantry Meetings Senior Center students may also come anytime the tories as a loan or gift to be displayed square and line dancing. We line dance The senior center is for the enjoyment a las 2 p.m. We invite you to their The Tooele County Food Bank and Lodge meetings are held the second center is open for individualized study. for everyone’s benefit at the Tooele between square dance tips and have of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, Spanish services on Thursday at 6 p.m. Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry and fourth Tuesday of every month. Registration is $50 per semester. Call Pioneer Museum. If you are interested a great time. The cost is $2 for ages call (435) 884-3446. Activities include and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a are in need of canned meats, soups, House committee meetings are held (435) 833-8750 for more information. in the values of honoring past and 8-14, $3 for ages 15-18 and $5 for Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, church that focuses in the word of God pasta and any non-perishable foods. We every third Tuesday of the month. All future pioneers and in visiting their ages 18 and over. Those age 12 and ceramics, pinochle, movies and wood Early Head Start rather than the emotions. God loves you are accepting donations for Pathways members are welcome and encouraged historical settings and learning more under must be accompanied by an adult carving, etc. Meals on Wheels available Do you have a child under age 3? Are and he wants to reveal himself to you. Women’s and Children’s Shelter (victims to attend. about those who settled and shaped at all times. We dance at the Clarke N. for homebound. Lunch served week- you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. of domestic abuse). They are in need Utah, attend our business and educa- Johnsen Junior High School Cafetorium, days. For age 60 and above, suggested Head Start is a free program for eligible Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. of socks, underwear, blankets for twin tion meeting the first Thursday of each 2152 N. 400 West in Tooele, on Fridays donation is $3. For those under age 60, families that offers quality early educa- beds, hygiene products (hairspray, hair Tooele County month. A potluck dinner followed by starting at 7 p.m. For more information, cost is $5. Transportation available to tion for infants and toddlers in the home; St. Marguerite gel, body wash, nail polish and remov- Historical Society various presentations starts promptly at contact Woody or Roberta at (435) 850- the store or doctor visits for residents parent education; comprehensive health St. Marguerite Catholic Community er), toys. Anything will be appreciated. 6:30 p.m. in the new TATC Center at 88 2441 or (801) 349-5992, or visit our in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For services to women before, during and welcomes you to worship with us. Our Underwear and socks must be new. Monthly meeting website at TCSquares.com. We hope to liturgy schedule is as follows: Saturday S. Tooele Blvd. Call Robert Hansen at transportation information, call (435) after pregnancy; nutrition education and Other items can be gently used. Please Tooele County Historical Society will see you there! Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m. (435) 249-0703 for more information. 843-4102. family support services. Call (435) 841- help us help our community. Drop boxes feature Mark Struthwold, NOAA federal (Spanish), 11 a.m. Daily Mass (M-Fri) 1380 or (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to are located in the Intermountain Staffing meteorologist, whose presentation is Mood disorder support group Handel’s “Messiah” 9 a.m. Confessions 4-4:45 p.m. on Office, 7 South Main Street #203, Daughters of Utah Pioneers apply or for free additional information. entitled History of Fire Weather. He will Do you or someone you love have a Rehearsal for the first annual Easter The DUP is seeking any family histories, Saturday or by appt. Office hours, M- Tooele, UT 84074. cover the timeline when meteorologists mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation performance of Handel’s “Messiah” photographs, books, stories or vintage Free developmental evaluation Fri 10-2. Our office is closed on Tues. were first involved in aiding firefighters offers help, hope and healing. Please began Feb. 28 at the Tooele Stake artifacts (before 1900) to display at DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers (435) 882-3860. St. Marguerite Pre- Baby blankets needed in wildland fires. He will discuss what join us for support group sessions every Center on 200 South and 200 East in our DUP Grantsville Museum, located a variety of services to families with K-8th Grade Elementary School (435) Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- is a good wildfire and what is a bad Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New Tooele. The time will be 7 p.m. This at 378 W. Clark St. (in the basement infants and toddlers from birth to age 882-0081. We are located on the corner ery at Mountain West Medical Center. wildfire, and will show pictures from Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in portion will be presented at the Tooele 3. Individualized services are available of 7th St. and Vine. Blankets should be new and in good of the J. Reuben Clark Farmhouse several wildfires in that have happened Stake Center on March 20. This is to enhance development in communica- condition. Homemade blankets are Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at across from the Grantsville Cemetery). in Tooele County since 2007 and other an inter-faith community choir and tion, motor development, cognition, Brit-Ammi Kahal also accepted if new. Donations can 841-9903. For more information, call Ellen Yates videos of impressive wildland fires. The orchestra. All singers and musicians are at (435) 884-0253 or Coralie Lougey social/emotional development, self-help Covenant People Assembly are teach- be turned in to the volunteer desk at Tooele Family Al-Anon invited to participate in this traditional ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. meeting will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, at (435) 884-3832. Visit www.grants- skills and health concerns. Contact us Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele event. For more information, contact faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at Main St. in Tooele. Call Diane at (435) March 8, at the Tooele County Pioneer villedupmuseum.com or www.explore- for a free developmental evaluation at Pioneer Museum, in the basement at Betta Nash at 882-5107 or Dave Young 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call 843-3691 with any questions. Museum at 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. tooele.com. (435) 833-0725. the back of the building. For questions at 882-2094. (435) 843-5444 for more information. Park in the rear of the building and enter through the back door. Members and or more information, please call Allene Grantsville Irrigation at (435) 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) Beta Sigma Phi All those wanting to lease shares need Gardening Bible Baptist Church Moose Lodge guests are welcome. If you would like 884-0825 or (435) 241-9200. Lariette Cappa is having a luncheon to contact the office at (435) 884-3451 We would like to invite you to a good to join the organization, dues are only $10 a year. and card party March 12 at the Tooele as soon as possible. If there are no Spring Garden Expo old-fashioned revival with some blue- Meals at the Lodge Moose Lodge from noon-3 p.m. Cost is grass music and old-fashioned preach- Alcoholics Anonymous shares to lease, you will be unable to Want to take your gardening skills to Friday and Saturday night dinners will Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the $15. Reserve your table with a group ing every night at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist use irrigation for the 2016 season. the next level? Then plan to attend the be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. of friends for cards or a game of your Church, located at 286 N. 7th Street in Groups and events Shareholder assessments are due Spring Garden Expo on Saturday, April night dinners include clam chowder or For more information, contact Lance group’s choice. Lunch and raffle for Tooele. Contact Pastor Sinner at (435) Friday, April 1. 9 at 10 a.m. Save the date now and homemade soup, and/or fish baskets at (435) 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) various Tooele County service projects. watch for more details in the weeks 840-2152. (halibut, shrimp), or chicken strips. Local author seeks photos A local author and historian is seeking 694-2624. For tickets and reservations call Carolyn to follow. This great event will have Saturday night dinners include 12-ounce original photographs of Saltaire, Black Jensen, 435-830-3164. Stansbury Park both breakout sessions on a variety of Mountain View Baptist Church ribeye or T-bone steak with choice of Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, Food Addicts in Recovery gardening and landscape topics and a We would like to invite you to discover baked potato/fries, salad and roll; Caregiver Support Group as well as any similar turn-of-the-century Anonymous Restoration at Benson special keynote presentation. what God’s plan and purpose is for halibut or salmon steak with choice of Join us the third Monday of each month attractions and resorts for an upcoming Are you having trouble controlling the your life. The Bible contains all of the baked potato or fries, salad and roll, from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Gristmill answers for life’s questions. Come book project. Those who wish to contrib- way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery The Historic Benson Gristmill Garden Tour or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. and join us this Sunday for our adult ute information or photographs of these Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step Restoration Committee is seeking Save the date — the 18th Annual Spring potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals The Tooele County Health Department’s Bible study and graded Sunday School parks should contact Emma Penrod recovery program for anyone suffering donations from individuals, groups, and Garden Tour is coming on Saturday, are for a reasonable price. No orders Aging Services program is the sponsor which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship at [email protected]. Contributions from food addiction. Meetings are held businesses to help with restoration June 11. This year’s Tour will feature 12 are taken after 8:45. Daily lunch spe- for these Alzheimer’s Association’s service begins at 11 a.m. We also have will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer efforts and the operation of the historic beautiful yardscapes across the Tooele cials are available at the lodge from 11 Caregiver Support Groups. The groups a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 released pictorial history book. There is Museum, 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to Valley. For more info, contact Jay Cooper a.m. After purchase of 10 (ten) meals are designed to provide emotional, p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 no such thing as too many photographs at the north back entrance. For more Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, 47 at 435-830-1447 or visit www.annual- either Friday/Saturday nights you get educational and social support for care- p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs as the author needs a minimum of 160 information, call Millicent at (435) 882- S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. For gardentour.info. a free one. If you have more than four givers. They help participants develop and let us pray together for God’s help. photographs, and any help is greatly 7094 or Denise at (435) 830-1835 or more information contact Mark (435) people in your party, please call ahead methods and skills to solve problems. Tooele County Beekeepers Mountain View Baptist Church meets at appreciated. visit www.foodaddicts.org. Everyone is 241-0065. to ensure the cook can plan better. For The meetings encourage caregivers to the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite welcome to attend. Club members and their guests only. Tooele Valley Flute Choir maintain their own personal, physical Are you a beekeeper and want to share 2C. Join us. The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks Tooele County Aging and emotional health, as well as opti- what you know or learn from others? Are Live music Schools members interested in our inaugural Tooele County Aging is looking for mally care for the person with dementia. you not a beekeeper but want to find if Stansbury Park Baptist Church On Saturday, March 12, the band Please join us each Sunday morning at effort to raise the profile of local flau- volunteers to help us meet the needs Questions call 435-277-2456. it’s for you? Then join the Tooele County Blazing Aces will perform from 7-11 Story and Craft Hour 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible tists. If you love to play the flute and of seniors in the community. Many Beekeepers Club. Visit Facebook.com, p.m. Come out and dance to great Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse want to grow your musical horizons, seniors require assistance and need search for “tooele county beekeeper,” music and have a great meal. For mem- Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For please join us! All levels of skill and rides to doctors or other health profes- the Month then ask to join. Watch for more infor- bers and their guests only. the adventures of books and make fun details, please call us at (435) 830- experience welcome. Contact Emma at sionals. Rides help seniors live more The Stansbury Art and Lit Chamber mation on meeting dates and project crafts. For more information, call (435) 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. St. Patrick’s Day [email protected]. independent lives. Call (435) 843-4114 Wall Gallery artist for the month of 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are located at days beginning in the next month. For March is Nicole Knight. Nicole is an Corned beef and cabbage will be served for more information. The Grantsville West Elementary School, 451 W. 300 more info, contact Jay Cooper at 435- accomplished artist and art teacher. First Lutheran Church for St. Patrick’s Day, Thursday, March Tooele Valley Free Masons and Tooele Senior Centers also are in South, Tooele. Please enter through the 830-1447 or [email protected]. Her current exhibit is titled “Cities and First Lutheran Church, on the corner of 17 from 6 p.m. until it’s gone. The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet need of volunteers. For more informa- south side doors. 7th and Birch, would like to invite you the second Friday of each month for tion about volunteering at the Grantsville Bridges” and encompasses work she dinner and socializing. If you are inter- Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For has produced in oils, watercolors, and Free Preschool Hour Churches to hear of God’s grace and the love of Kids’ Easter Day Christ, who died to forgive you of your The annual Kids’ Easter Day event will ested or have questions please join us volunteering at the Tooele Center, call acrylics. In the various styles used she Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele sins and attain salvation on your behalf. be Saturday, March 19 from 11 a.m.-1 at the Lodge, located at the corner of Debbie at (435) 843-4103. has explored the reflections cast by city Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity The Church of Jesus Christ of Worship is at 10 a.m. each Sunday. p.m. Please bring your kids, grandkids Settlement Canyon Road and SR-36, or lights, the movement of people when hour of learning, singing and creating. Latter-day Saints Sunday school and adult Bible class at and great-grandkids to enjoy this event. give us a call at (435) 277-0087. Life’s Worth Living Foundation active and backgrounds to best reflect This class is for all children 0-5 years To find a meeting house and time of 11:15 a.m. For members and their guests only. Suicide support group every third these central subjects. This artwork will old. Please come and enjoy the fun. For worship for The Church of Jesus Christ Tooele Valley Family History Thursday at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located be available for the public to view at the more information, call (435) 833-1934 of Latter-day Saints, go to mormon.org New Life Christian Fellowship Women of the Moose Center at 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, ext. 1410. We are located at West and click the “Find a Meetinghouse” link We invite you to worship and serve On Thursday, March 24, the Women of Research your ancestors free with struggle with suicidal thoughts or have 153 S. Main, during their regular busi- Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, or contact (435) 850-2037. Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and the Moose will be electing their new trained FamilySearch volunteers at the lost a loved one to suicide, please plan ness hours. Tooele. Please enter through the south food pantry is open from noon to 3 officers. Voting will start at 6 p.m. and Tooele Valley Family History Center, on attending. Please go on Facebook side doors. Berean Full Gospel Church p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 go until 7 p.m. The general meeting will 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone (435) and like our page to keep current with Tooele County Homemakers We invite you to discover how God’s our latest news and events. Contact us Kindergarten Readiness E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, follow at 7 p.m. Please come and vote 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday Club Word can transform your life and provide women and men are also available for your new WOTM officers. through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on that page. lifesworthlivingfoundation. We, the Homemakers Club, invite ladies The Tooele Family Center-PIRC is offer- you with the answers for questions and every week. Sunday services are at our Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. com. age 18-100 to our meeting Monday, ing a free weekly workshop for both par- for problems you may be struggling to Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and Wednesday evenings by appointment March 7, 2016, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at ent and child. Your child will participate overcome. Come join us this Sunday 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out more Eagles only. Special classes offered regularly. DAV Chapter 20 the County Extension Auditorium at 151 in a preschool, introducing skills that morning for our 10 a.m. worship service by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. Call the center for more information. The DAV will hold its monthly EC N. Main Street. A corned beef and cab- are needed for kindergarten, while par- where we will assemble in praise, share NLOT.org. Sunday breakfasts meeting from 7:30-8 p.m. on the bage lunch will be served at noon. We ents participate in a class that will give testimonies and explore worship in ways There is a breakfast served each Take Off Pounds Sensibly third Thursday of each month, except will have a speaker, Kristen Bolinder, them tips and ideas of how to make that strive to highlight the greatness of Tooele Christian Fellowship Sunday from 9 a.m.-noon. There is a Give yourself the gift of health and December and July, at the Pioneer speaking about the yellow dot. Come their child’s education years successful. God. After our morning praise and wor- Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship special every Sunday for $5 per person wellness. Resolve to lose those extra Museum. The general membership see what it’s about. Call Lichi Quinn at Your child must be four years old and ship time, we enter into a one-hour Bible Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 and you can order off the menu for $7 pounds. TOPS can help you achieve your meeting will follow from 8-9 p.m. In (435) 843-7244. beginning kindergarten in the 2016-17 Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday N. Main, former Stowes Family Music per person or $3 for seniors who order goals and support you in your journey. addition, the DAV is looking for three school year. Spring session available mornings at 635 N. Main St. (Phil’s building. For more information, call very few items or for kids age 11 and We provide accountability through week- volunteer drivers. No DAV membership Parkinson’s Disease Support April 20-May 11. For more information, Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 for more (435) 224-3392 or www.tooelechristian- under. The breakfast includes one glass ly weigh-ins and support and encourage- is required. Will need a VA physical. Call call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are Group information. fellowship.org. Parking and entrance in of juice or milk and coffee with refills. ment in a non-judgmental environment. Curtis Beckstrom at (435) 840-0547 or A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease located at West Elementary School, back of building. Bad beer is available and the food is TOPS is open to all men, women, teens Ross Curley at (801) 641-9121. can be overwhelming for the newly 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter United Methodist Church delicious. Public invited. and preteens. There are now two TOPS diagnosed. Tooele has a support group through the south side doors. Tooele United Methodist Church ser- Tooele First Assembly Health Department and Aging chapters in Tooele to accommodate your for persons with Parkinson’s Disease vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning Steak nights Services hours Grantsville Elementary School schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday and their caregivers. You can learn how Please check our website, tooelecumc. worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: The dinner special for March 4 is a half at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. The Tooele County Health Department The next Grantsville Elementary others are coping with PD and how to org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Escuela dominical a las 2 p.m., y el ser- and half for $10. On March 11, the 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Community Council meeting will be held live well. We meet the third Friday of 1349. We are located at 78 E. Utah vicio general a las 3 p.m. Services are special is a five-piece shrimp dinner meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 Tuesday, March 15 at 4:30 p.m. in the each month from 1-2 p.m. at TATC, Ave. in Tooele. held at 127 N. 7th Street. for $11. On March 18, the special is a (435) 830-1150 for information. UT 365 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m.-noon. GES Community Room. All parents of Tooele Applied Technology College, 88 ribeye steak for $16. On March 25, the Tooele meets Saturday at 10 a.m. at Check out our calendar on our main GES students are invited to attend. Church of Christ Tooele Springs Calvary Chapel S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, special is a two-piece halibut dinner for the Bit n Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 page for holiday hours and closures. For Feel that your life is meaningless? “‘The A verse-by-verse study of God’s word. call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at $12 or three pieces for $14. North. This chapter will meet occasion- more information, call (435) 277-2301. Saint Marguerite Catholic words of the Teacher, son of David, Sunday service at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 (435) 840-3683. ally at a private residence, so call ahead king in Jerusalem: 2 ‘Meaningless! a.m. Wednesday night Bible study and School Family Night for the exact location. 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© 2016 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 32, No. 12 Charlotte, Olivia, Jayden and Vihaan each brought $2.00 to their school’s spring carnival for snacks. Each of them bought one snack. Count their change to see who bought which snack. This is a dollar. And this is a dollar, too.

To figure this out, first count Now that you are at 70, from 66 to 70. Because you counting by 1s to 100 are counting by 1s, circle a would mean there are a penny for each number. lot of pennies for change. You can do that, but most people like to get their change with a small number of coins. 67 68 69 70 Charlotte’s change:

The example on this page shows how to give Maria her change of 34 cents with 7 coins - 4 penniesies and 3 dimes. How could you give her change with only 6 coins? Circle the coins in green. Providing the rest of the change in dimes would Now try it on your own! mean counting by 10s. Charlotte bought: Next Maria is going to buy a pencil that costs 58¢. With the 4 pennies you She has a $1.00 bill. How much change will she are at 70, so with the get? Circle the coins that show the next dime, you would change she will get in red. be at 80 then 90 then Olivia’s change: 100. Circle the 3 dimes to show the change you Work with your child on counted to get to $1.00. this activity. Try it with different money amounts. Use real coins. Learning to count change takes a lot of practice! Olivia bought: 80 90 100

Jayden’s change:

Draw the coin that should come next to continue the pattern in each row. Find three prices in the newspaper that are written as Jayden bought: numerals, for example: $2.99. Rewrite the price with words so that Vihaan’s change: $2.99 becomes two dollars and ninety-nine cents. Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information.

Vihaan bought: COUNTING PENNIES CHANGE W T X E N U M B E R COINS G N I T N U O C U L PRICE S E M I D C S T W Y DOLLARS This week’s word: C H N G E Q L O D BUY A PRACTICE O O X M I N C L H V The verb practice means to BILL work at something often to NUMBER I A S N B T N I S W learn it well. CENTS N E N T Y S P B R E My mom sets aside an hour COSTS each day to practice playing S E D K S V R T J P the piano. DIMES P S R A L L O D X T Try to use the word practice NEXT in a sentence today when SHOW talking with your friends Standards Link: Research: Find the similarities and differences in common objects. and family members.

Making Change Find the price for something for sale in the What would you do is you newspaper that costs less than $10. Pretend found $10 on the playground? you were going to buy this for $10. Figure What would you hope out what change you would receive. someone else might do if they Standards Link: Math: Calculate sums and differences using found $10 that you had lost? money amounts. B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY March 3, 2016 Pet tech can keep animals healthy SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Technology isn’t just for humans anymore. It’s also for their furry friends. In Silicon Valley and beyond, a growing number of startups are selling devices to keep pets safe, healthy, entertained and connected when their owners are away. “Pet tech” entrepreneurs and investors see a big opportunity as pet ownership grows and owners show a willingness to spend seri- ous money on their four-legged companions. Nearly two-thirds of U.S. households, or 80 million homes, have pets, and Americans spent more than $60 billion on them last year, according to the American Pet Products Association. “The number of pets in the world is growing extremely fast and that opens up the market,” said Peter Harrop, chairman of IDTechEx, a technology market research firm. “I’m sure five years from now there will be all sorts of things we can’t imagine.” Already, there are devices that let your pets call you (PetChatz), play games and win treats when they’re home alone (CleverPet) and even speak with a human voice (Petspeak). But as more pet-tech gadgets come to market, experts caution owners against relying on them too much. “The technology can be useful as an adjunct, a way of enriching your relationship with your pet, but certainly not a substitute for time spent with your dog,” said Pamela Wyman, who runs the DogEvolve training school in Oakland. The Petzi Treatcam lets Anne Ryan check on her dogs Oscar and Reggie at her Berkeley home when she’s working in San Francisco or traveling out of state. The Internet-connected device lets her see her dogs, talk to them, take photos and even dispense treats — using an app on her phone. “I turn it on, get to see them, get to talk to them and it changes my mood, and puts me back in a positive frame,” said Ryan said. “I didn’t know that I needed it, but now I don’t think that I could live without it.” The TreatCam was created by San Jose-based Petzila, which was founded by two veteran technology executives who wanted to get their pets online. The startup also created a social media app that lets owners share pet photos. “All of the most current craz- es and fads in technology were touching everything but the pet,” LEASE OPTIONS AS LOW AS said CEO David Clark. 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ad a tough week? Well, performance, and The Revenant bows and arrows, most of the awards for Birdman—makes the chances are your tales took other top Golden Globes party is mowed down in mud by stark, inhospitable desolation of Hof woe won’t stack up for its director, Alejandro a river; Glass and several oth- the frontier (much of the film- very high against Hugh Glass, González Iñárritu, and for best ers escape, including his young, ing was done in Alberta, British the 19th century American motion picture drama. Now it’s half-Indian son. Columbia) look stunning, lyri- frontiersman portrayed by Leo headed for the Oscars in late And troubles are just begin- cal and often beautiful as Glass DiCaprio in The Reverent. In the February, and buzz is building ning—especially for Glass. In claws his way back to “civiliza- course of this rip-roaring winter about how this year and this one of the film’s most harrowing tion,” like an unstoppable force wilderness tale, Glass is mauled movie could be the one to finally sequences, a bear mauls him of nature, seeking the man who by a grizzly bear, buried alive, net Leo his first Academy Award. almost to death when he comes robbed him of the only thing he attacked by Indians, swept into Based on a 2002 novel by between her and her cubs. He had left. the rapids of a freezing river Michael Punke, The Revenant gets no sympathy from the This is a raw, richly elemen- and chased—atop his galloping is a gritty, brutal tale of tragedy, vicious, greedy Fitzgerald (Tom tal movie. The screen swells horse—off a high cliff. betrayal, survival, endurance, Hardy), who considers Glass with earth, air, sky and water. “I ain’t afraid to die anymore,” violence and vengeance. (Its dead weight and thinks they’d all You don’t just watch it, you he says at one point. “I done it title means someone who has be better off if he was put out of feel it—the cold, the wet, the COURTESY TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX already.” returned, especially from the his misery. pain, and the primal emotions Glass eats birds, raw fish, dead.) It begins as Glass, an Fitzgerald also doesn’t care that drive the characters. At a strong underlying message just how “wild” the western bison guts and moose marrow, experienced wilderness guide, very much, either, for Glass’ son, times you almost lose DiCaprio about America’s indigenous wilderness really was—just how and de-bowels an animal car- and the hunting expedition he’s whose mother—Glass’ Pawnee beneath his gnarly beard and peoples, their mistreatment and much will, resources and resolve cass to crawl inside, naked, for a been hired to lead are ambushed wife—was killed in a raid by matted hair, and there are long the exploitation of America’s it took to survive in it—The cold night’s sleep. by Arikara Indians somewhere American cavalrymen. stretches where the only sounds resources. Revenant serves up a spectacu- DiCaprio’s already received a near what is modern-day South Fitzgerald’s dastardly deed are grunts, growls, whoops or larly jarring, frequently jolting 2016 Golden Globe award and Dakota. In a magnificent, sets the rest of the movie in howls. Trees figure prominently It’s strong stuff, and won’t be dose. a Critics’ Choice prize for his sweeping sequence that’s like motion, and director Iñárritu— into symbolism and hallucino- everyone’s cup of frontier stew. visceral, punishingly physical Saving Private Ryan only with who last year won acclaim and genic dream sequences. There’s But if you’d like a reminder of —Neil Pond, Parade Magazine

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If you want a more precise Tally Income pay taxes, and you and your wife estimate, track your current liv- Step two is to calculate your expect to receive $30,000 a year THURSDAY March 3, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C3 Beautiful Apple Rose Dessert pple roses have been in spoon water rounded edge with skin should bloom all over Pinterest Cinnamon and sugar (option- extend about a 1/4 inch above Aand cooking sites. The al) the dough. Sprinkle lightly with techniques creatively transform Powdered sugar cinnamon and sugar, if you apples, puff pastry, spices and wish. preserves into a whimsical rose- 1. Heat oven to 375 F. 7. Gently lift the bottom half shaped dessert. 2. Grease a six-cup muffin of the dough over the top. Roll I’ve come up with a fun pan. (Or, for easier removal up the strip, keeping apple slices step-by-step version that you of roses, grease sides and cut tucked in; pinch the edge into and your kids can use to make parchment paper to fit the bases the dough, and set in a muffin six roses together. A highlight APPLE ROSE DESSERT of the pan.) cup. during the prep is sharing the 1 frozen puff pastry sheet, 3. Slice apples in half from top 8. Bake for 45 minutes. Cool moment of surprise when you thawed and cold, such as to bottom. Core. Place halves on wire rack and serve warm roll up the lined apple slices on Pepperidge Farm brand cut side down on cutting board or at room temperature. Set a strip of dough and transform 2 medium apples with reddish sideways, in front of you. Slice roses on small plates and dust it into a rose shape. “Wow, look skin each apple half thinly to make with powdered sugar. For an at this!” your kids might exclaim, 2 tablespoons lemon juice about 15 equal length slices extra treat, serve with a scoop of as they set it in the muffin tin. “It 1 tablespoon apricot or peach resembling a half moon shape. vanilla ice cream drizzled with really looks like a rose!” preserves, mixed with 1 tea- 4. Toss slices in a bowl of caramel sauce. lemon juice mixed with 1/4 cup water. Microwave for 2 1/2 TIP: This recipe works equally minutes until pliable but not too well with firm pears. Cut the soft. If you don’t have a micro- slices from the plump portion of wave, add water and simmer the fruit. Instead of apricot jam, briefly in a pan. Remove apples you might try fig spread. and pat dry. • • • 5. On a lightly floured board, Donna Erickson’s award- roll out one puff pastry to form winning series “Donna’s Day” a 10-by-12-inch rectangle. Let is airing on public television your child measure with a ruler nationwide. To find more of her and cut six 10-by-2-inch strips creative family recipes and activ- with a pizza cutter. Use a pastry ities, visit www.donnasday.com brush to spread a thin layer of and link to the NEW Donna’s the jam mixture on the upper Day Facebook fan page. Her lat- Elizabeth Taylor half of each pastry strip. est book is “Donna Erickson’s 6. To form each rose, arrange Fabulous Funstuff for Families.” udos to film pro- Trek Beyond” for a July 22 about 10 apple slices across the ducer Jennifer Nelson, opening. top half of the pastry strip, over- © 2016 Donna Erickson Kwho while making a In his spare time, he has lapping them as you go. The top Distributed by King Features Synd. documentary about the song helped director Don Coscarelli “Happy Birthday,” decided to restore one of his favorite sue Warner/Chappell instead films, the 1979 classic hor- of paying a $1,500 royalty fee. ror film “Phantasm,” from a Warner expected to make 35 mm camera negative to upward of $14 million in the 4K (Ultra HD). Now the cur- Is prostate to blame for sluggish bladder? next 15 years from the royal- rent generation of film fans ties, but instead gave up the can enjoy all five films in the fight. By agreeing to settle, “Phantasm” series, includ- DEAR DR. ROACH: I would But the obstruction does not traline (Zoloft) certainly can Warner avoided a costly trial ing the recently completed like your opinion on enlarged need to be complete in order to cause symptoms. Dizziness, and didn’t risk punitive dam- “Phantasm Ravager,” which prostate. My primary-care doc- cause kidney damage. It’s the fatigue, muscle aches, anxiety ages from collecting licensing will be released sometime this tor sent me for a blood test and high pressure in the urethra, and irritability are common. It fees it may not have had the year. Angus Scrimm, the scary said my PSA number was too bladder and ureters (the tubes happens more frequently if the rights to collect. Warner will Tall Man who chased brothers high, then sent me to a urolo- that allow urine to flow from drug is suddenly stopped ver- pay defendants to the tune of (played by Bill Thornbury and gist. He said my bladder is not the kidneys to the bladder) that sus tapered down over weeks. $4.62 million, a small portion A. Michael Baldwin) through- emptying and that I am having causes kidney damage. Placing Paroxitine (Paxil) seems to have of the estimated $50 million it out the film, passed away urine retention in the blad- a catheter allows the urine to the highest incidence of symp- has collected in fees over the Jan. 9 at the age of 89. Bill der. After one week of medica- drain at low pressure if the prob- toms on stopping. years it claimed the rights, not Thornbury married a lovely tion (Rapaflo), I had a catheter lem is in the urethra. However, I haven’t seen swell- to mention the interest fees nurse and moved to Northern inserted for another week. He Normal bladder capacity is ing as a result of stopping ser- that money brought. But don’t California, and A. Michael measured the urine in the blad- between 300-400 ml. At 880 traline. It may be related, but I cry for Warner/Chappell, it’s Baldwin has been teaching der, and it was 880 ml. Now ml, you would experience very doubt it. Is it possible that you already blamed its operating acting in Austin, Texas, for the he is suggesting surgery. Is he abnormal bladder drainage and gland discusses enlargement are consuming more salt? That’s loss on the expenses related to past 10 years. Reggie Bannister going too fast? What are your would be at high risk for ongo- as well as cancer. Readers the most common reason for the “Happy Birthday” settle- and Kathy Lester, from the thoughts on the procedure and ing kidney damage. Thus, I com- can obtain a copy by writ- increased fluid in the fingers ment. original film, returned for this side effects? Will this correct the pletely agree with your urologist ing: Dr. Roach -- No. 1001W, over a short time. • • • latest one. problem? -- D.G. that something, probably surgi- 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, I would see your doctor if it J.J. Abrahms has been busy • • • ANSWER: The bladder is cal, needs to be done quickly. FL 32803. Enclose a check or doesn’t go away in a week or so. producing “Star Wars: The Congratulations are in order drained via a tube called the It’s not completely clear to me money order (no cash) for $4.75 • • • Force Awakens,” doing pre- for me after my highly success- urethra, and in men, the urethra whether your inability to drain U.S./$6 Canada with the recipi- Dr. Roach regrets that he is production on “Star Wars: ful showing of photographs runs right through the middle of the bladder is due to obstruc- ent’s printed name and address. unable to answer individual let- Episode VIII” for a December I’ve taken of Michael Jackson, the prostate. As men get older, tion from enlarged prostate, Please allow four weeks for ters, but will incorporate them 2017 opening and develop- Marlene Dietrich, Grace Kelly, the prostate commonly enlarges, even though an elevated PSA delivery. in the column whenever pos- ing “Star Wars: Episode IX,” Jackie Kennedy, Cher, Audrey and this can cause resistance to suggests that this might be the • • • sible. Readers may email ques- set for May 2019. He’s also Hepburn, Presidents Richard flow. The symptoms can range case. It also is possible that there DEAR DR. ROACH: I have tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ got “10 Cloverfield Lane,” Nixon, Ronald Reagan and from mildly annoying to com- is something wrong with the weaned off Zoloft, and I noticed med.cornell.edu. a blood relative of his 2008 Gerald Ford, Sophia Loren, plete obstruction. Complete nerves that go to or from the a swelling of my fingers -- I can’t film “Cloverfield” in which Mick Jagger, Elizabeth Taylor, obstruction is an emergency, bladder. I suspect your urolo- get my rings on. Do you think it © 2016 North America Synd., Inc. a woman (Mary Elizabeth Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe since the kidneys will fail within gist has done additional bladder is related? -- E.P. All Rights Reserved Winstead) wakes in a cellar and Elvis Presley, to name a few days of being unable to tests to help sort this out. ANSWER: Discontinuing an after a car crash and is told by some. You can view them on drain urine at all. The booklet on the prostate antidepressant such as ser- a survivalist (John Goodman) the gallery website at fineart- that he saved her life and a vortex.com and scroll down to worldwide chemical attack has my name. Hope you like what is the lightning capital of the finally reached a length of 18 Thought for the Day: “He who left the earth uninhabitable. you see, and that’s no joke! United States -- an excellent verses. The poem’s publica- does not bellow the truth when Abrahms is currently putting home for anyone who has an tion in 1845 had a mixed criti- he knows the truth makes him- the finishing touches on “Star © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. extreme love of thunder and cal reception; William Butler self the accomplice of liars and lightning. Yeats called it “insincere and forgers.” -- Charles Peguy vulgar” and said “its execu- • Singer Katy Perry reportedly © 2016 North America Synd., Inc. has a cat named Kitty Purry. tion [is] a rhythmical trick,” by Samantha Weaver and Ralph Waldo Emerson • If you’re an animal lover who’s said, “I see nothing in it.” “The • It was President Franklin fond of Corgis -- the Welsh dog Raven” was wildly popular Roosevelt who made the fol- known for its extremely short with the public, though, and Opinions lowing sage observation: legs -- you might want to take Poe became -- for a brief time Shared Freely. “Government by organized a look at the Munchkin cat. -- the most famous writer in money is just as dangerous Only recognized as a separate America. (Yours and Ours.) as government by organized breed in 1995, this cat is char- mob.” acterized by the shortness of • Worried about snooping? its legs. You may be surprised by the Open Forum • Are you a ceraunophiliac? results of a recent survey: It If so, Central Florida, is the • When Edgar Allan Poe first seems that 82 percent of men Every Tuesday place to live. The area between started writing his most claim that they have never Tampa Bay on the peninsula’s famous poem, “The Raven,” peeked into a date’s medicine TOOELETRANSCRIPT west coast and Cape Canaveral he intended it to be short. cabinet. BULLETIN on the east coast is known as Over the next decade, though, • • • Lightning Alley, and Florida he kept adding to it, until it C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY March 3, 2016

ming in the sharky waters of sive lineman before Wall Street, all occupying dif- Houston’s J.J. Watt in 2014 ferent positions on the moral to have at least five touch- spectrum -- Steve Carrell’s char- downs in a season. acter knows he’s about to make 4. When was the last time money while others are ruined, before 2015 that the Iowa Ryan Gosling’s character just Hawkeyes men’s basket- wants the payday already. Brad ball team won an NCAA Pitt and Christian Bale inhabit Tournament game? DVDs reviewed in this column their characters, portraying 5. Name the last NHL goalie are available in stores the week nuanced fish in the murky pool. before Montreal’s Carey of March 14, 2016. It is alarmingly funny -- fun- Price (2014-15) to win the nier than any reality-based film Hart (MVP) and Vezina (top PICKS OF THE WEEK about a financial crisis would goaltender) trophies in the “Brooklyn” (PG-13) -- As have the right to be. It works, 1. In 2009, the Los Angeles same year. a quiet Irish girl in a quiet, however. Director Adam Mckay Dodgers set a record by 6. When was the last time windswept coastal town in (“Anchorman,” “Talladega winning their first 13 home a CONCACAF Gold Cup the south of the country, Eilis Nights”) ditches the screwball games of the season. Who men’s soccer final did not (Saoirse Ronan) is driven to comedy lens, and finds a snar- had held the modern-day have either Mexico or the America more by circumstance kier tone that make can make a mark of 12? U.S. as one of the teams? than wanderlust. She arrives fun little spiel out of investment 2. In 2015, Eduardo Rodriguez 7. In 1976, the U.S. Olympic in New York in the early 1950s, voodoo. This one’s got five Oscar (22) became the youngest team featured Michael and and immediately struggles nominations, including best pic- Red Sox starting pitcher Leon Spinks and Sugar with homesickness and alien- ture, director, adapted script and since 1967 to win his Ray Leonard, but another ation. Eilis -- and the world she supporting actor. major-league debut on the American won the award inhabits -- seem to change after “Carol” (R) -- Cate Blanchett road. Who was it in ‘67? for top boxer. Who was it? finding romance with a charm- stars as the titular Carol, an 3. Name the last NFL defen- ing Italian boy (Emory Cohen). elegant and confident married Just when she’s starting to feel woman, smartly dressed and at home, Eilis is called back to chic for the 1950s. Mostly, we see Ireland, meets another suitor her through the lens of Therese 1. Name the group that (Domhnall Gleeson) and must (Rooney Mara), a somewhat released “Love You Inside decide which life she wants to timid younger shop girl who Out.” live. forms a quick and difficult-to- 2. Petula Clark, Dee Sharp What needs to be said upfront understand attraction to Carol and Amy Grant all released is that the story is more than when they first meet. For much a cover of which 10cc origi- its love triangle. Ronan shows of the film, their connection is nal? Eilis’s growth in deep ways with felt but not seen -- it’s in tiny 3. Who were Gary Troxel, the right volumes of sadness glances, a slight touch, chit-chat Gretchen Christopher and and strength, fear and hope. The that barely qualifies as flirta- Barbara Ellis? it’s been a while now, I can film was nominated for three tious -- but it’s really there, just Saoirse Ronan in “Brooklyn” 4. What duo released “If I still feel so much pain, Like Oscars, including best picture, covered by layers of drama and Loved You” in 1965? a knife that cuts you, the best actress in a leading role and social stigma. It’s gathered six 5. Name the song that con- wound heals, but the scar, best adapted screenplay (it was nominations, including ones for Kate (Fey) is the raunchier big “Grease Live!” tains this lyric: “Though that scar remains.” a novel first.) both Blanchett and Mara. sister, a single mom and lover “Fargo: Season 2” “The Big Short” (R) -- There “Sisters” (R) -- When their of loud clothing. Both of these “The Americans Season 3” were a few people who saw the parents put their childhood players have turned in better “Debbie Macomber’s Cedar financial crisis of 2007-08 com- home up for sale, two polar- stuff for TV that this movie can- Cove: The Final Season” QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW ing, and with no power to stop opposite adult sisters (Amy not match in wit. Wit aside, it’s “Mystery Science Theater it, mitigate it or credibly warn Poehler and Tina Fey) pledge still a fun experience, though it 3000: XXXV” the public, they used that fore- to throw One Last Party in the drags on a bit. “Community: The Complete sight to make tons of money. old place. Maura (Poehler) is a Sixth Season” An all-star ensemble hilariously divorced nurse who never had TV RELEASES Good Housekeeping depicts the characters swim- much fun and isn’t too assertive. “Game of Thrones: Season 5” © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. Banana Cream Pie I will not watch you Nae-Nae 1 (9-inch) homemade, frozen or refrigerated pie shell VA budget numbers ne day, during the Custard: Reagan administration, 2/3 cup sugar just don’t add up Omy father put on a col- 1/4 cup cornstarch lege football game. The quarter- Pinch salt back was a hotshot by the name 3 cups whole milk he Department of Veterans of Boomer. 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Student sec- Homemade Whipped Cream: billion is for health care, and ful father, told me. tions are all the rage, and while 1/2 cups heavy or whipping cream $103 billion for benefits such as Not one ever to quarrel with that’s kind of cool in theory, in 1 tablespoon sugar compensation and pensions. for programs. any edict passed down by my practice it often is not. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Somewhere in the $182 bil- The Choice Act, giving vet- parental guidance, I made them We get it. You’re young and lion budget is $12 billion for care erans fast access to care in the proud by attending just such enthusiastic. You need things to 1. Bake pie shell as directed. Cool. in the community, $1 billion civilian community, needs $5 a school, attaining mediocre occupy your time 45 minutes 2. Meanwhile, prepare Custard: In 3-quart saucepan, combine for telehealth, $515 million for billion for in-house staff and $10 heights. And I remember my before tipoff and 4.5 years before sugar, cornstarch and salt. With wire whisk, beat in milk and egg women’s health care, $836 mil- billion for a temporary Choice very first football game as a you occupy Wall Street. Nobody yolks. Cook over medium heat until mixture thickens and boils, stir- lion for new health-care facilities program. (Which is confusing member of the student section. begrudged you that one week ring constantly; boil 1 minute. Remove from heat; stir in butter and and $900 million for new cem- because Choice is a done deal, I remember the first key play you all went viral and poured vanilla. Cool 10 minutes. eteries. not temporary.) In another of the game. Why? Because there milk on your heads or did the 3. Slice bananas. Arrange half of bananas in bottom of pie shell; The budget includes $54 place, the budget explains was this one dude standing on Harlem Shake. But come on, spread with half of custard. 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Remove plastic cover and spread cream over filling. reach completion, VA officials Choice Act. would have been made more a banshee in face paint, you do Makes about 10 servings. are requesting $156 million for Confused yet? effective if we had, indeed, more not have to keep claiming that * Each serving: About 440 calories, 6g protein, 42g carbohydrate, 922 full-time employees. (That’s If you’ve run these numbers than one solitary key and a flac- you’re No. 1. First of all, you’re 28g total fat (16g saturated), 1g fiber, 164mg cholesterol, 200mg $169,000 per employee.) as you’ve read down the column, cid, laminated dining card on not No. 1. Put your finger down. sodium. Also buried in there is $180 you’ll see that they don’t really our keychains. Secondly, you’re freaking out as For thousands of triple-tested recipes, visit our website at www. million for the electronic claims add up. And if you want to take Then, as we made annoying if you took the brown acid every goodhousekeeping.com/recipes/. processing system and $143 mil- a sharp look at the details, go little fwappy flapping sounds time the camera cuts to you. It’s lion for VCIP, the program that online to www.va.gov/budget with our key and card combo, high time (no pun) to reassess. © 2016 Hearst Communications, Inc. converts medical records to digi- and look for the FY2017 budget we were offered this cheer: “Four Can’t you let up on the throttle All rights reserved tal images. It also requires $4.3 request. Then look at the offi- and four is half of sixteen ... all a bit and just enjoy the game? billion for cybersecurity and info cial press release at www.va.gov for [the team], do the lean, lean!” Cheer like crazy, sure, but if you technology. 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A written Dana Gardner, tele- Bold Type 5¢ per word/issue (20 words or less) All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” THE RUSH VALLEY statement of qualifica- phone (435) 837-2280. advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, religion, sex or national origin, or any intention to make any such Boxed ads 50¢ per issue All classifi ed line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will TOWN HALL 52 tions and fee for the http://www.grantsvilleut.g *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and Transcript Bulletin web-site automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all preference, limitation or discrimination.” The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in nonsubscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. SOUTH PARK STREET services will be accepted ov.RFQ/RFPs submitted violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this paper are available on an equal opportunity basis. Classifi ed ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition • Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition RUSH VALLEY, UTAH by mailing or delivered to after 5:00 pm on Tues- AGENDA IS AS FOL- Rush Valley Town Hall, day, March 8, 2016 will LOWS: PO Box 363, Rush Val- not be considered. 1. Discussion and Re- ley, Utah 84069 until Township of Rush Valley Services Services Services Help Wanted Apartments Mobile Homes viewPublic of Agenda Notices Items by Tuesday,Public March Notices 8, 2016 willPublic not acceptNotices any for Rent PlanningMeetings Commission at 5:00Meetings pm. Specifica- RFQ/RFPMeetings submittal by 2. Roll Call tions or specific ques- facsimile, electronic HANSON & SONS FINISHING BASEMENT TREE WORK. Free es- Experienced Dental As- 1BDRM basement apart- FOR SALE “98” 3bdrm 3. Approval of meeting tions about this work in transmission or any Handyman Home re- Specialists. Framing, timates! Local com- sistant wanted. 20-25 ment, includes all utili- 2bth, fully furnished, minutes for 02-10-16 order to respond to this method other that stated pairs, finish basements, drywall, tile, flooring, pany. Licensed & in- hours per week. Send ties, internet, cable, double-wide 50K, new 4. Clair Vernon - Zoning RFQ/RFP will be made above. The Township of siding, roofing, plumb- bathroom, kitchens, sured. Bucket truck, resume to dawn@tooe- covered parking, upgrades, fenced, car- Approval available to any inter- Rush Valley will hold a ing, electrical, decks, deck, patios. Licensed Crane service, Stump ledental.com washer/ dryer, perfect port, clear title, great lo- Patio/Pavilion/Hay Cover ested party by contacting pre-bid meeting at the tile. Very Reasonable. and insured 30 year lo- removal, mulch. for 1 person $700/mo cation, move-in now 5. Public Comments Dana Gardner, tele- address above on Fri- Local Tooele. Jeff cal, free estimates. LANDSCAPE & MAIN- plus deposit. No smok- 435-843-5845 6. Adjourn phone (435) 837-2280. day, March 4, 2016 at 801-633-6685 Pre- TENANCE Foremen, (435)775-1445 (435)882-6141 ciseYard.com ing, no pets , Amie Russell http://www.grantsvilleut.g 4:00 p.m. needed $13.50-15.00 (435)882-4636 MOBILE HOME in Rush Valley Town ov.RFQ/RFPs submitted Rush Valley reserves the HOME REPAIRS expert. per hour, 1+ yr Experi- Grandview. 3bdrm. Clerk/Recorder after 5:00 pm on Tues- right not to issue a ALTERATIONS Door knobs, base- ence required. Call Tooele Gateway 11/2 bath, fireplace, Town Website : day, March 8, 2016 will RFQ/RFP and to cancel boards, mouldings, dry- Miscellaneous Mitch 801-815-8899 garden, sheds, large www.rushvalleytown.co not be considered. or modify this solicitation and AWARD Apartments back yard. remodled in- wall repairs, textures, Seeking Dental Front Of- m Township of Rush Valley at any time if it deems, in WINNING caulking, weatherproof- side and out . In compliance with the will not accept any its sole discretion, such BENEFIT CAR show for fice Manager in Grants- 2 AND 3bdrm ing, framing, home up- 435-224-9460 Americans with Disability RFQ/RFP submittal by measures are in its best TAILORING Eddie Hill at Denny!s ville.!MUST HAVE 2 apartments behind Super dating and renovations Act, the Town of Rush facsimile, electronic interests. It is antici- resturant on Saturday years office manager Wal-Mart. Swimming and much more.Small Valley will accommodate transmission or any pated that the by March fifth, 1pm-5pm. experience, Dentirx pool, hot tub, exercise jobs okay. Call Shane Offi ce Space reasonable requests to method other that stated RFP/RFQs will be for- Denny!s will donate knowledge helpful not room, playground, full (435)840-0344 assist persons with dis- above. The Township of mally considered and KATHY 10% of all sales. All required.!Awesome clubhouse. abilities to participate in Rush Valley will hold a awarded at a Town of proceeds will go to fu- personality, patient cen- JONES JOSE!S YARD Mainte- meetings. Requests for pre-bid meeting at theJERRIRush SNARR Valley's Special neral expenses. Dona- tered, and a great team Tooele Gateway nance. Aeration, power Apartments NEAR PERFECT assistance may be made address above on Fri-ASSOCIATETown Council BROKER meeting to tion entry fee. leader. Great pay plus raking, Mow and yard by calling Amie Russell day, March 4, 2016 at be held on Wednesday, monthly bonuses. (435)843-4400 882-6605 cleanup, hauling gar- DIAMONDS don't pay Please email resume to at (435) 837-2118 at 4:00 p.m. 801-608-2255March 9, 2016, at 6:45 bage. Low rates. Li- retail! Large selection, tiffany@frandsendental. 54 S. MAIN least 3 days in advance Rush Valley reserves [email protected]. censed/Insured. Military high quality. Bridal sets, com of a meeting. right not to issue a Dated this 25th day of ADEPT PRO Cleaners. & senior discounts. wedding bands. Every- 2BDRM, 1BTH, carport, 602.826.9471 (Published in the Tran- RFQ/RFP and to cancel February, 2016. We clean homes, busi- (435)843-7614 thing wholesale! Rocky Seeking Dental Recep- storage shed, w/d script Bulletin March 3, or modify this solicitation Amie Russell nesses, construction Mtn. Diamond Co. tionist for busy Dental hookups, water in- 2016) at any time if it deems, in Town of Rush Valley clean up, and more. PRIVATE TUTORING. S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 office in Grantsville.! Public Notices its sole discretion, such Recorder/Clerk cluded. No smoking, no After years in the Real Estate Business our Call for free estimates I am a certified Must have dental office pets. $650/mo plus Meetings measures are in its best (Published in the Tran- ELECTRIC Wheel- REQUEST FOR PRO- (435)255-2050 or teacher with 20yrs ex- background. Dentrix $600/deposit interests.daughters, Itwho is currently antici- livescript in Stansbury Bulletin MarchPark, 1 & chair vertical plat- POSALS FOR SERV- (435)255-2136 perience. All ages/ knowledge helpful not (435)830-5306 Deadline for public no- patedpersuaded that us to move the back3, to 2016) the area my family form lift. Porchlift ICES RUSH VALLEY subjects. Call Angela required. Monday-Fri- tices is 4 p.m. the day RFP/RFQsoriginally came will from. be for- My mother was born in ELECTRICIAN/ HANDY- for free assessment brand. Great condi- day Great Pay plus FOR RENT Quiet 2bdrm MAINTENANCE OF mally considered and prior to publication. Tooele and many relatives still live in the area so I MAN residential/ com- (435)882-2733 tion $1500 obo. Call monthly bonuses! 1bth apartment, 1yr Public notices submit- TOWN PARKS awarded at a Town of mercial electrical in- (435)496-0590 (435)841-7337 or Please email resume to lease, no smoking, no ted past the deadline The Town of Rush Val- Rushfeel that Valley's I have moved Special home. I am excited to live stalls & repairs, remod- (435)841-7338 tiffany@frandsendental. pets. For further infor- ley is accepting state- Townin the Council area and meeting get to know to the good people of the SAVE A TREE CABI- will not be accepted. eling, painting, plumb- com mation call ments of qualifications be held on Wednesday, NETRY SELL YOUR computer in UPAXLP county. The Tooele county history book is loaded ing! Dale 435-843-7693 Specialize in 435-882-4986. and proposals from March 9, 2016, at 6:45 the classifieds. Call Truss Plant Production: with my ancestors names. I feel I am truly home. 801-865-1878 Li- refinishing and refacing PUBLIC NOTICE qualified persons or pm. 882-0050 or visit needing to fill 10-15 full- LARGE 2BDRM 1.5bth, censed, insured.! Major kitchen cabinets. Call THE RUSH VALLEY companies for the main- DatedI have this many 25th successful day of years in Real Estate and www.tooeletranscript. time production posi- w/d hookups, garbage credit cards accepted! Carlos (435)849-3687 TOWN PLANNING tenance of the Town of February,am licensed 2016. as a broker. I look forward to serving com tions.!! Ability to read a disposal, storage shed, COMMISSION WILL Rush Valleys parks from Amie Russell tape measure and private patio, covered Tooele county residence with their real estate needs. JERAMIAH!S WINDOW SNOW REMOVAL, HOLD A REGULAR March 10, 2016 until Oc- Town of Rush Valley knowledge of building parking. No smoking. If you would like a free market analysis of your Cleaning LLC. Full handyman, tree trim- Furniture & M E E T I N G O N tober 31, 2016. Experi- Recorder/Clerk materials and tools. No pets. $650/mo, service professional ming, sprinklers, yard WEDNESDAY, MARCH ence in this type of work (Publishedhome, please in thecontact Tran- me by email, phone or text. Appliances Starting pay up to $500/dep. window cleaning. Call work. Residential and 09, 2016 7:00 PM AT is preferred. A written script Bulletin March 1 & $17.00/hour depending (435)241-9118 to schedule a free esti- business. Call Jimmy at THE RUSH VALLEY statement of qualifica- 3, 2016)Dedicated to YOUR Real Estate Goals NORTH VALLEY Appli- experience. mate 435-840-4773 (435)224-3150 SETTLEMENT CAN- TOWN HALL 52 tions and fee for the ance. Washers/ dryers Please send resume YON APARTMENTS 2 SOUTH PARK STREET services will be accepted refrigerators, freezers, to:!nlarsen@oakwood- & 3 bedroom apts. RUSH VALLEY, UTAH by mailing or delivered to stoves, dishwashers. homesco.com!or con- Prices starting at AGENDA IS AS FOL- Rush Valley Town Hall, $149-$399. Complete tact Dowlin : $840/mo. Call Danielle LOWS: PO Box 363, Rush Val- repair service. Satis- 385.232.0350 faction guaranteed. (435)882-6112 for info. 1. Discussion and Re- ley, Utah 84069 until Parts for all brands. WANTED LICENSED view of Agenda Items by Tuesday, March 8, 2016 (435)830-3225. massage therapist for Homes for Planning Commission at 5:00 pm. Specifica- Professional office. 2. Roll Call tions or specific ques- JOB OPENING AT WILLOW SPRINGS 30hr/ Week Preferably Rent 3. Approval of meeting tions about this work in RESIDENT ADVOCATE Garage, Yard familiar with chiroprac- minutes for 02-10-16 order to respond to this $1250/MO 3-4bdrm Rocky Mountain Care is looking for a caring and creative Sales tic. Please e-mail re- 4. Clair Vernon - Zoning RFQ/RFP will be made home Tooele, fireplace, person to play the roll of “Resident Advocate” to help sume to dana@tvspi- Approval available to any inter- HAVING A GARAGE & woodburner, 2 car nec.com or call Patio/Pavilion/Hay Cover ested party by contacting residents with a variety of needs. Some of the important !"#$%&&'()*+,$%((-*&.)*"+/ SALE? Advertise it in garage, fenced yard, (435)833-9200 ask for 5. Public Comments Dana Gardner, tele- duties include: assisting residents adjust to the facility and Now Renting the classifieds. Call central air, you pay utili- !"#$%&'(&)*+,#*,$")'-../0 Dana. 6. Adjourn phone (435) 837-2280. establishing a home-like atmosphere, helping them to Income Restrictions Apply 882-0050 ties. $1100/ dep. Amie RussellLICENCED SOCIALhttp://www.grantsvilleut.g WORKER understand their care and discharge options , setting up (&"*1/'1)),)*1"#&'%10'2&' (435)840-5199 Rush Valley Town ov.RFQ/RFPs submitted family meetings, conducting Resident Council meetings, Exclusively for Seniors Rocky Mountain Care is looking for a licensed Social Worker Clerk/Recorder after 5:00 pm on Tues- helping resolve resident and family conflicts, coordinating 131,/12/&4'51//'6$+'7&*1,/) Wanted WHY RENT When You to join our team as we prepare to occupy the newest state- Pet Friendly Pets Town Website: day, March 8, 2016 will community resources and more. Because some of the Can Buy? Zero down www.rushvalleytown.coof-the-art 105 bed skilled nursingnot and rehabilitation be considered. facility & Low Income pro- duties are considered social work and require a licensed 012340135676 I AM paying more for m for Rocky Mountain Care locatedTownship in Tooele. Someof Rush of the Valley grams, 1st time & Sin- professional, the Resident Advocate works under the guid- Call for details Pampered Pet Resort junk cars/trucks. I will In important compliance duties withinclude the providingwill social not work accept services to any 899$45536123:;55 gle parent programs, ance and direction of a licensed Social Work consultant. Quality pet care for come to you and tow it Americansfamilies and with residents, Disability completingRFQ/RFP psychosocial submittal assessments by 435.843.0717 Berna Sloan (435) No license is required for this position. Education is always over 30 years. away. 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Town Council meeting to performs various set-up tests; installs equipment sifieds ads are Monday com or e-mail your ad be held on Wednesday, as stand-alone units or as a component of existing and Wednesdays by to tbp@tooeletran- EQUIPMENT MarchMECHANIC 9, 2016, at 6:45 configurations. Monitors equipment enhancements 4:45 p.m. script.com Looking for an individual whopm. is safety minded and that and computer industry advancements to determine Homes will be proactive, take ownershipDated and thisremain 25th mindful day of MEALS ON WHEELS DRIVER need and feasibility of personal computer upgrades; TOOELE CITY CEMETERY AND PARKS of the hazards and risks in performingFebruary, their 2016. assigned TDIVISION OF AGING and installs upgrades. Maintains an inventory of all duties. Amie Russell $$SAVE MONEY STARTING SALARY: $11.27 PER HOUR County microcomputers and software applications. Town of Rush Valley NIGHT WATER LABORER Search Bank & HUD MUST HAVE: Serves as software trainer; evaluates and develops Recorder/Clerk STATUS: HALF-TIME W/FRINGE BENEFITS training aids. Other duties as assigned. homes www.Tooele • 3 years of experience diagnosing and working on (Published in the Tran- CLOSING DATE: MARCH 9TH, 2016 @ 5:00 PM Looking for an evening BankHomes.com heavy equipment, trucks and vehicles with both gas and script Bulletin March 1 & MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: position where you can Berna Sloan (435) diesel engines for the purpose of ensuring the availabil- Example of Duties: 3, 2016) • High School, plus two (2) years of full-time work independently 840-5029 Group 1 ity of these vehicles and that they are always in a safe Deliver hot meals to homebound elderly within a technical employment in a network environment; and in the quiet of the operating condition. specific geographic area. Temperature check meals night? If so, we have Current A+ Certification. 3BDRM 2BTH, 3150 • Have the experience and ability to diagnose the and secure meals for delivery. Exchange a few OR a great opportunity for you. sq/ft, 297 Calais, Stans- Public use of our parks as well as seasonal watering mechanical defects for the purpose of determining the words with each client confirming that they are in • Combination of education and experience. schedules and restrictions necessitate watering at bury Park. Upgrades required repairs and/or replacement parts their “normal” condition and all is well there for galore, low mainte- the day. Refer to Aging Services staff if problems Knowledge, Skills and Abilities night. This positions offers some scheduling fl exibility • Have the knowledge to communicate with vendors for and at peak season is full-time. The position requires: nance yard, hardwood the purpose of ordering the correct parts and supplies are found. Conduct a vehicle safety check before MS Office, Windows and Networks. Apply the floors, tile. By appoint- and after delivery. May perform other duties as communications and electronic skills required for • Ability to work independently during evening needed to maintain the equipment and vehicles hours; m e n t o n l y • Execute a preventive maintenance program for the assigned. this position as stated above. Understand and follow (801)844-7779 verbal and written instruction. Identify, isolate, and • Ability to perform work duties with limited and purpose of maintaining vehicles, trucks and equipment Minimum Qualifications: artifi cial light; and assure they are in top operating condition at all • High School diploma. resolve challenges. Work with limited supervision. • Ability to frequently bend, lift up SELLING YOUR Establish and maintain positive effective working HOME? Advertise it in times And to 25 lbs., haul hoses and other • One (1) year of experience of general relationships with elected officials, co-workers, sprinkler materials; the classifieds. Call • be knowledgeable with federal, state and UDOT laws supervisors, agencies, vendors, volunteers and the • Ability to use hand held tools; 882-0050 or visit and regulations responsibility work, preferably in a public public. • Ability to complete light sprin- www.tooeletran • Class A CDL service setting; general knowledge of vehicle kler repair; and, script.com transportation and maintenance such as oil check, Special Qualifications • Driving. PERFERED/NOT REQUIRED: gas, fluid levels, etc. and interest in helping May be on-call twenty-four hours a day, seven days • Ownership of own tools to perform the required duties Must be at least 18 years old to be considered. homebound elderly and disabled persons. a week. Valid Utah Driver’s License. General office Mobile Homes • MSHA Part 48 training And environment. Limited lift of 50 lbs. Considerable Prior experience with irrigation operation is highly • Experience working at mines and around crushing • Must have a valid Utah Driver’s License and walking is required. desired. equipment and have knowledge with types of equip- good driving record. ment used and ability to perform repairs and replace- The position is Temporary/Seasonal with fl exibility in 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ments or at a minimum assist For a complete job description or an on-line scheduling. $12.36/Hr. The start date is early May. home for rent, no smok- For a complete job description or an on-line application please visit ing/ pets. 882-1550 PHYSICAL DEMANDS: application please visit http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile • Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html TO APPLY • Ability to lift/carry/push and pull 100+lbs frequently Applications must be submitted to home for rent, no smok- Applications must be submitted to the • Stooping, crouching, reaching Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 To apply return a completed Tooele City Application and, if desired, ing/ pets. 882-1550 Tooele County Human Resources Office, Rm 308 a resume and cover letter explaining your quali cations and interest 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT. SELL YOUR computer 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 in this position to: Tooele City HR O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, Applications can be sent by fax to (435-578-0722), Or email application and resume to or email application and resume to 84074 or fax to 435-843-2106. Open until lled. in the classifieds. Call email to [email protected], [email protected] Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. 882-0050 or visit or in person at 1830 West Highway 112, Tooele; [email protected] EEO Employer www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer www.tooeletranscript. Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. EEO Employer com REQUEST FOR PRO- POSALS FOR SERV- ICES RUSH VALLEY MAINTENANCE OF TOWN PARKS The Town of Rush Val- ley is accepting state- ments of qualifications and proposals from qualified persons or companies for the main- tenance of the Town of Rush Valleys parks from March 10, 2016 until Oc- tober 31, 2016. Experi- ence in this type of work is preferred. A written statement of qualifica- tions and fee for the services will be accepted by mailing or delivered to Rush Valley Town Hall, PO Box 363, Rush Val- BOARD OF EDUCA- ley, Utah 84069 until TION MEETING Tuesday, March 8, 2016 Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 5:00 pm. Specifica- Tooele County School tions or specific ques- District 92 South Lode- tions about this work in stone Way Tooele, Utah order to respond to this 84074 RFQ/RFP will be made 1. Executive Session, available to any inter- 6:00 p.m. (Closed to the ested party by contacting Public) Dana Gardner, tele- 1.1 Personnel / Negotia- phone (435) 837-2280. tions / Property / Litiga- http://www.grantsvilleut.g tion ov.RFQ/RFPs submitted 2. Business Meeting, ANNOUNCEMENT OF after 5:00 pm on Tues- 7:00 p.m. (Start of Public APPOINTMENT AND day, March 8, 2016 will Meeting) NOTICE TO CREDI- not be considered. 2.1 Welcome and Roll TORS Township of Rush Valley Call Estate of DANIEL R. will not accept any 2.2 Pledge of Allegiance COSTELLO, Deceased RFQ/RFP submittal by 3. Recognition / Good Probate No. 163300003 facsimile, electronic News Shawne Kathleen Moho- transmission or any 3.1 District Recognition ric, whose address is method other that stated for March - Blue Peak 1746 NW Hartwell Place, above. The Township of High School / Commu- Portland, Oregon 97229, Rush Valley will hold a nity Learning Center has been appointed Per- pre-bid meeting at the 4. Public Hearing for sonal Representative of address above on Fri- Boundary Realignment the above-entitled es- day, March 4, 2016 at for Small Section from tate. 4:00 p.m. Harris Elementary Creditors of the estate Rush Valley reserves the School to Middle Canyon are hereby notified to (1) rightTHURSDAY not to March issue a3,Elementary 2016 School deliver or mail their writ- RFQ/RFP and to cancel 4.1 Presentation ten claims toTOOELE the per- TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C7 or modify this solicitation 4.2 Public Comment sonal representative at at any time if it deems, in 4.3 Board of Education the address above; (2) itsPublic sole discretion, Notices such ActionPublic Notices Public Notices deliverPublic or mail Notices their writ- Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices measuresMeetings are in its best 5. OpenMeetings Forum Trustees tenMiscellaneous claims to the per- Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous interests. It is antici- 5.1 Patron Comments sonal representative!s pated that th e 6. Consent Items Deadline for public no- attorney of record, Ste- NOTICE NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROP- SMALL CLAIMS SUM- SUMMONS RFP/RFQs will be for- 6.1 Minutes tices is 4 p.m. the day phen J. Buhler, Attorney (FOR K229CJ, TOOELE An emergency hazard- POSAL MONS Civil No. 150301756 mally considered and 6.2 Expenditure Reports prior to publication. at Law, 3540 South 4000 UTAH) ous waste permit PROJECT: Construction In the District Court of FEDERAL NATIONAL awarded at a Town of 6.3 Revenue Reports Public notices submit- West, Suite 245, West On march 2, 2016, an (UT-003-2016) has been Servcies Two new ele- Utah, Tooele Valley Jus- MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- Rush Valley's Special 6.4 Disbursements ted past the deadline Valley City, Utah 84120; application was filed with issued to Utah Test and mentary schools tice Court, Tooele, TION, Plaintiff, vs. NO- Town Council meeting to 6.5 Personnel Decisions will not be accepted. or (3) file their written the Federal Communica- Training Range (UTTR) FOR: Old Mill Elemen- County, 74 S 100 E Ste VASTAR HOME MORT- be held on Wednesday, 6.6 Internal Audit Direc- UPAXLP claim with the Clerk of tions Commission to as- located in Tooele tary School 130 East 12, Tooele Utah, 84074 GAGE, INC., ANTHONY March 9, 2016, at 6:45 tor the District Court in sign the construction County, Utah.! The per- Brigham Road Stans- 1st Choice Money Cen- LAWRENCE, PHYLLIS pm. 6.7 Surplus Property Tooele County or other- permit of un-built FM mit authorizes qualified bury Park, Utah 84074 ter, Plaintiff/Petitioner, LAWRENCE, PHYLLIS Dated this 25th day of 6.8 Amended Trustland Public Notices wise present their claims Translator Station Air Force Explosive Ord- Sterling Elementary 980 N Main St, Unit B, C . LAWRENCE, February, 2016. Plan(s) Water User as required by Utah law K229CJ, 93.7 MHz, nance Disposal (EOD) School 135 South 7th Tooele UT 84074, SAXON MORTGAGE, Amie Russell 7. Information / Discus- within three months after Tooele, Utah, from Your personnel or other quali- Street Tooele, Utah 435-882-8104 VS Austin INC. and JOHN DOES Town of Rush Valley sion Items Deadline for public no- the date of the last publi- Christian Companion fied unexploded ord- 84074 Bear, Defendant, 356 1-5, Defendants. THE Recorder/Clerk 7.1 Business Administra- tices is 4 p.m. the day cation of this notice or be Network, Inc. to Azteca nance technicians to OWNER: The Tooele Landmark Dr., Tooele, STATE OF UTAH TO (Published in the Tran- tor's Report prior to publication. forever barred. Broadcasting Corpora- treat unexploded ordi- County School District Utah 84074 THE ABOVE-NAMED script Bulletin March 1 & 7.2 Capital Outlay Public notices submit- Date of first publication: tion, licensee of KSVN nance found within the Contact Steven L. West CASE #158000279 DEFENDANT: NOVAS- 3, 2016) 2016-2017, 1st Read ted past the deadline March 3, 2016 (AM), 730 kHz, Ogden, boundaries of the UTTR Construction Coordinator I swear that the following TAR HOME MORT- 8. Action Items will not be accepted. Stephen J. Buhler Utah. The construction South and North Ranges 92 South Lodestone is true: 1. Defendant GAGE, INC. 230 WEST BOARD OF EDUCA- 8.1 Healthy Lifestyle UPAXLP Attorney at Law permit for K229CJ will be during range clearance Way Tooele, Utah 84074 owes me $2740.00 Plus 200 SOUTH, STE 3102, TION MEETING 8.2 School Improvement 3540 South 4000 West, modified to move the activities, during investi- 435-833-1900 prejudgement interests SALT LAKE CITY, UT Tuesday, March 8, 2016 Plan for Wendover High Public Notices Ste. 245 West Valley translator to rebroadcast gative activities at For- [email protected] to the date of judgement, 84101 Tooele County School School Miscellaneous City, UT 84120 KSVN within its service merly Used Defense g if qualified for prejudg- You are summoned and District 92 South Lode- 8.3 District School Year (Published in the Tran- area. Sites (FUDS) and during Architect: MHTN Archi- ment interests. 2. This required to file an an- Calendar for 2016-2017 script Bulletin March 3, (Published in the Tran- remedial action, correc- tects, Inc. c laim arose on swer in writing to the at- stone Way Tooele, Utah Deadline for public no- 8.4 Fee Schedule for 10 & 17, 2016) script Bulletin March 3, tive action or military mu- Contact Tony Armer 5/22/2015. tached Complaint with 84074 tices is 4 p.m. the day School Year 2016-2017, 2016) nitions response pro- 420 East South Temple, THE STATE OF UTAH the Clerk of the 1. Executive Session, prior to publication. 2nd Read gram activities.! The ord- Suite 100 Salt Lake City, TO THE DEFENDANT: above-entitled Court, 6:00 p.m. (Closed to the Public notices submit- INVITATION TO BID NOTICE OF ADOPTION Public) 9. Adjourn (10:00 p.m. Tooele City nance may contain ex- U t a h 8 4 1 1 1 You are summoned to Tooele Department, 74 ted past the deadline The State of Utah To: 1.1 Personnel / Negotia- Curfew) 90 North Main plosive material that is 801-595-6700 Tony.Ar- appear at trial to answer South 100 East, Tooele, will not be accepted. Charles John! Williams tions / Property / Litiga- 9.1 Adjournment Tooele, Utah 84074 unstable and needs to [email protected] the above claim. The UT 84074 and to serve UPAXLP You are being notified of tion In compliance with the Notice is hereby given be treated immediately Proposals Due: 2:00 trial will be held at the upon or mail a copy to the Petition to Adopt 2. Business Meeting, Americans with Disabili- ANNOUNCEMENT OF that Tooele City Corpo- to avoid additional po- P.M., March 17, 2016 court address shown the undersigned plain- Aiden John Starling-Wil- 7:00 p.m. (Start of Public ties Act, individuals APPOINTMENT AND ration Parks and Recrea- tentially dangerous con- Tooele County School above. If you fail to ap- tiff!s attorney, 3269 liams.. Meeting) needing special accom- NOTICE TO CREDI- t ion Departmen t tact. District 92 South Lode- pear, judgment may be South Main Street, Suite You have the right to file 2.1 Welcome and Roll modations (including TORS (OWNER) will accept This permit is effective stone Way Tooele, UT entered against you for 100, Salt Lake City, Utah a motion to intervene Call auxiliary communicative Estate of DANIEL R. bids for lawn manicure February 27, 2016 84074 the total amount 84115. Your answer with this court. If it"s 2.2 Pledge of Allegiance aide and services) dur- COSTELLO, Deceased services, to include through May 26, 2016.! The complete proposal claimed. Date of Trial, must be filed and served granted, you have the 3. Recognition / Good ing this meeting should Probate No. 163300003 mowing and edging, for Copies of the permit are and project construction March 18, 2016, 9am, within twenty-one (21) right to oppose this News notify Diane Valdez Shawne Kathleen Moho- Smelter Park (800 E. available for public in- documents will be avail- room 12. days after service of this adoption. 3.1 District Recognition (435) 833-1900 at least ric, whose address is Smelter Road) and Set- spection during normal able at the architect's of- Notice to Defendant. A summons upon you. If you want to intervene for March - Blue Peak three days prior to the 1746 NW Hartwell Place, tler's Park (44 W. 500 business hours at the Di- fice and Tooele County small claims case has If you fail to do so, judg- in this adoption, you High School / Commu- meeting. Portland, Oregon 97229, S.). vision of Waste Manage- School District's District been filed against you. ment by default will be FRONT PAGE A1 must file a motion to in- nity Learning Center (Published in the Tran- has been appointed Per- Bids will be received by ment and Radiation Con- office Monday February This imposes upon you taken against you for the tervene with this court 4. Public Hearing for script Bulletin March 3, sonal Representative of OWNER located at 90 N. trol, located on the 2nd 29, 2016. Proposals will certain rights and re- relief demanded in said within 30 days after Boundary Realignment 2016) the above-entitled es- Main St., Tooele, Utah floor of the Multi Agency be received by the sponsibilities. You may Complaint, which has Four from Tooele County March 3, 2016, which is for Small Section from tate. 84074 until 5:00 p.m. on State Office Building, Tooele County School obtain small claims infor- been filed with the Clerk win division titles SELLING YOUR the last date this notice Harris Elementary Creditors of the estate Friday, March 11, 2016. 195 North 1950 West, District at the address mation and instructions of said Court and a copy See B1 HOME? Advertise it in will be published. And School to Middle Canyon are hereby notified to (1) All communication rela- Salt Lake City, Utah. For and time stated above. at of which is attached and the classifieds. Call you must serve a copy of Elementary School deliver or mail their writ- tive to this project shall further information, The Owner reserves the http://www.utcourts.gov/ hereby served upon you. 882-0050 or visit your motion on petitioner TOOELE4.1 Presentation ten claims to the per- be directed to the Parks please call Otis Wil- right to reject any and all howto/ DATED this 24 day of www.tooeletran or their attorney at: 4.2 Public Comment sonal representative at and Recreation Mainte- loughby at (801) proposals and to accept Disabillity Accomoda- November, 2015. script.com Wendy Gardiner, 512 4.3 Board of Education the address above; (2) nance Supervisor, 536-0220. !ln compli- the most qualified and tions. If you need ac- LUNDBERG & ASSOCI- RANSCRIPT Saddle Rd, Grantsville ActionT deliver or mail their writ- 435-843-2143. ance with the Americans responsible proposal. commodation of a dis- ATES, Richard Gunner- HAVING A yard sale? Utah 84029. 5. Open Forum ten claims to the per- The OWNER reserves with Disabilities Act, indi- All proposals are subject abililty, contact a judicial son, Attorneys for Plain- Advertise in the Tran- If you do not file a mo- 5.1 Patron Comments sonal representativeSERVING!s the right to reject any or viduals with special to final approval of the service assistant at least tiff script tion to intervene within 6. Consent Items attorney of record,TOOELE C Ste-OUNTYa ll bids; or to accept or needs (including auxil- Board of Education at its 3 days before hearing. (Published in the Tran- that time, you waive any B6.1 MinutesULLETINphen J. Buhler,S AttorneyINCE 1894 reject the whole or any iary communicative Aids regular schedule meet- Date: 9/25/15 script Bulletin February right to further notice in TUESDAY February 9, 2016 6.2 Expenditure Reports at Law, 3540 South 4000 part of any bid; to award and services) should call ing. All questions con- Michelle Aragon 25, March 3, 10 & 17, 9, 2016 this adoption, forfeit all 6.3 Revenue Reportswww.TooeleOnline.com West, Suite 245, West schedules separately or Dana Powers, Office of cerning the proposal Court Clerk 2016) For All Your Real Estate rights in relation to the 6.4 Disbursements Valley City, Utah 84120;Vol. 122 No.together 73 $1.00 to contractors, Human Resources, at shall be directed to Tony (Published in the Tran- adoptee, and are barred State board nixes6.5 Personnel Decisions or (3) file their written or to waive any informal- (801) 499-2117 TDD Armer or Steven L West. script Bulletin February from bringing or main- 6.6 Internal Audit Direc- claim with the Clerk of ity or technicality in any (80l) 903-3978. (Published in the Tran- 25 & March 3, 2015) Needs Go To ... taining any action to as- SELLING YOUR tor the District Court in bid in the best interest of (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 1, sert any interest in the HOME? Advertise it in charter school for6.7 Surplus Property Tooele County or other- the City. Only bids giv- script Bulletin March 3, 3, 8 & 10, 2016) www. adoptee. DEADLINES FOR clas- the classifieds. Call 6.8 Amended Trustland wise present their claims ing a firm quotation prop- 2016) You may obtain a copy sifieds ads are Monday 882-0050 or visit Plan(s) as required by Utah law erly signed will be ac- BECOME A SUB- and Wednesdays by www.tooeletran Stansbury Park of the Petition to Adopt SELL YOUR car in the 7. Information / Discus- within three months after cepted. SCRIBER. 882-0050 4:45 p.m. script.com and other court records Transcript Bulletin Clas- by Tim Gillie sion Items the date of the last publi- (Published in the Tran- school board. “The State Charter in this case only if your sified section. STAFF WRITER School Board went ahead and 7.1 Business Administra- cation.com of this notice or be script Bulletin March 3 & approved the application after motion to intervene is The Utah State School Board tor's Report forever barred. 8, 2016) gave a thumbs down to a new talking about growth. But we granted. SELLING YOUR moun- can’t legally consider growth in 7.2 Capital Outlay Date of first publication: charter school in Stansbury You also have the right tain bike? www.tooele Park. approving a charter school.” 2016-2017, 1st Read March 3, 2016 GOT A good idea for a The state school board voted Linda Hansen, state school to consent to this adop- transcript.com board member whose district FOR LEASE to deny the charter application 8. Action Items Stephen J. Buhler story? Call the Tran- includes Tooele County, said tion. for Bonneville Academy during 8.1 HealthyAndrea Lifestyle Cahoon Real Estate Attorney at Law script and let us know SELL YOUR CAR or their Feb. 5 meeting. the communications she has (Published in the Tran- OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE received indicates the commu- “The independent evaluators 8.2 SchoolDistinctive Improvement property sales by the ACRE or by the YARD 3540 South 4000 West, 882-0050. boat in the classifieds. recommended that the charter nity is divided over the new char- script Bulletin February ter school. Plan for Wendover High Ste. 245 West Valley Call 882-0050 or visit application not be approved, cit- 11, 18, 25 & March 3, ing deficiencies in skill, exper- “About half say they support School City, UT 84120 WANT TO get the latest www.tooeletranscript. tise, and experience” said Dave the charter school,” she said. 2016) Thomas, member of the state 8.3 District435.850.8167 School Year (Published in the Tran- local news? Subscribe com or e-mail your ad SEE SCHOOL PAGE A8 ➤ Calendar for 2016-2017 script Bulletin March 3, to the Transcript Bulle- BECOME A SUB- to tbp@tooeletran- 8.4 Fee Schedule for 10 & 17, 2016) tin. SCRIBER. 882-0050 script.com School Year 2016-2017, 2nd Read 9. Adjourn (10:00 p.m. Curfew) 9.1 Adjournment New home construction (above) in Tooele County saw another increase last year — and more is expected in 2016, according to local real estate brokers. Diego In complianceMartinez (below left) with sets shingles the on a new home under construction in Lake Point on Monday morning. Kasey Zeeman (below right)FRANCIE installs AUFDEMORTE/TTB a porch light PHOTOS on a AmericansExcitingnew home inwith Lake Point. Disabili- An increase in buyers from the Wasatch Front wasNews also reported for 2015. for Tooele Valley 36 N. MAIN STREET • TOOELE ties Act, individuals needing special accom- modations2015 (including was a ‘great’ year for home sales auxiliary communicative 801.448.1252 by Tim Gillie aide and services) dur- demand and low supply of STAFF WRITER homes, along with an uptick in ing this meeting should upper end sales, for the increase Home sales and prices in notifyMedium Diane Valdez insales median sales price. price of homes up 11% Tooele County continued a (435)five-year 833-1900 upward trend at inleast 2015, “There’s no doubt that home according to a new listings values are going up,” she said. threereport. days prior to the “We are also seeing homes in the Home sales expected higher in 2016 upper end of the market start to meeting.The median sales price of a home in the county was $189,500 pick up.” We’re seeing a lot more people moving (Publishedin 2015. That’s in up the 11 percent Tran- In 2015 about 10 percent of or $17,600 from 2014’s median the homes sold in Tooele County DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO Tooele City Police taped off the drive-thru at McDonald’s in Tooele after a 19-year- scriptsales Bulletinprice. March 3, were over $310,000, according to from the Wasatch front to Tooele County old man was crushed in an accident on Jan. 29. The car in the background was Griffith. For Sale The totalFrom number actual of homes headline and story involved in the mishap. 2016) sold in fromTooele the County Tooele jumped Transcript by “We haven’tBulletin seen that many 27 percent in 2015 — from 995 sales on that end of the price in 2014 to 1,259 in February2015, accord- 9, 2016range for a while,” she said. 708 W. CLARK ST. • GRANTSVILLE ing to Wasatch Front Regional “However, the $160,000 to First callers thought $200,000 is where the big Multiple Listing Services. demand is.” “It was a great year for real estate in Tooele County,” said It’s basic economics, accord- Rambler, 6 Bedrooms, victim had died at Vicki Griffith, broker/owner of ing to Chris Sloan, broker of Premier Utah Real Estate. Group 1 Real Estate Tooele. 31/2 Baths, Mother Griffith credited increased eatery’s drive-thru SEE HOME PAGE A8 ➤ In Law Apartment or Man’s head was caught between car’s Now is a great time to sell your home Rental in Basement. door and frame during Jan. 29 crash Also, detached 2 car Call us for a FREE evaluation on your home to see what it is worth! garage w/Upstairs by Steve Howe $ in stable condition after his head 309,900 Room. STAFF WRITER and neck were trapped inside the Sold door of his car following a colli- More details of an unusu- al accident that took place in sion with the restaurant’s exte- 664 West 850 North, Tooele 1827 N. Mountain Air, Pine Canyon 1779 N. Mountain Air, Pine Canyon a McDonald’s drive-thru were rior wall. SUN AND MOON made available to the public with Two 911 calls released by police The Sun Rise Set SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE illustrated the severity of the Wednesday 7:30 a.m. 5:57 p.m. the release of dash cam footage 632 SO. HAYLIE LN • TOOELE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY potential injuries to the untrained Thursday 7:29 a.m. 5:59 p.m. and 911 calls by the Tooele City UV INDEX Friday 7:28 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Police Department. eyes observing the accident first- Saturday 7:26 a.m. 6:01 p.m. hand. One of the callers was Sunday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. The accident, which occurred East Bench Rambler, Monday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. To Be Built on To Be Built on Jan. 29, left the 19-year-old victim Tuesday 7:22 a.m. 6:05 p.m. SEE VICTIM PAGE A7 ➤ The Moon Rise Set To Be Built 6 Bedrooms, 3 1/2 Wednesday 8:43 a.m. 8:47 p.m. Thursday 9:20 a.m. 9:58 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Friday 9:57 a.m. 11:08 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ 4.89 acres 4.70 acres Baths, Master Suite, Saturday 10:35 a.m. none number, the greater the need for eye and skin Sunday 11:15 a.m. 12:16 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme Monday 11:59 a.m. 1:23 a.m. Extra wide and deep Tuesday 12:47 p.m. 2:26 a.m. Partly sunny Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Some sun, then Legislature workingALMANAC through budget, water and marijuana bills First Full Last New increasing clouds Some sunshine Intervals of clouds and Rain possible, mixed Statistics for the week ending Feb. 8. Garage. 40 sunshine with snow early Temperatures Wow! Take a look at this plan. Lots of living Beautiful cozy open floor plan! This home has all the Beautiful Rambler with a large kitchen and dining area!! 24 43 21 by Tim Gillie 45 27 46 High/Low past week 28 45 30 Going into the third week of 42/12 space and an open bright floor plan. Each extras including; granite countertops, 3 tone paint, This is a really functional home and very cozy. Many Feb 15 Feb 22 Mar 1 Mar 8 STAFF47 WRITER29 52 Normal high/low past week 42/24 funded at the same level as they 34the 2016Average legislative temp past session, week the be harder then initially expected, Shown is Wednesday’s TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER were in the previous year,” he LegislatureNormal is average working temp onpast pass-week 32.6 26.9 bedroom has a walk in closet and a niceexpected large to show a significantfireplace, Tile or hardwood floors in the kitchen. This upgrades including; granite countertops, wood or tile $ Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Budget, water and marijua- according to Knudson. revenue. Sold said. “This way, if we have a dis- ing the initialDaily Temperatures base budget for the decrease in additional revenue. 310,900 AccuWeather, Inc. Wednesday’s highs and ©2016 na were on the list of topics as High Low master suite withPre-session a tub and projections shower. of Jump in is a wonderful“It looks home like the on budget a beautiful will lot come and bring floors, tile in the entry, laundry and bathrooms. Call and Wednesday night’s lows. agreement later that prevents us Those new projections may be Tooele County leaders met with 2017 fiscal year, according to Sen. state revenue showed a $180 mil- be tighter than we thought,” he Pete Knudson, R-Brigham City. from passingnow a final and budget, choose the all the colors! available next week, Knudsonyour horses and family and enjoy!! you can choose all your colors!! local legislators Monday morn- state government doesn’t have to lion increase in one-time rev- said. “Revenue is slowing down. It UTAH WEATHER “The base budget essentially said. ing at the state Capitol. shut down.” enue and a $380 million increase$219,900 means we will not be able to cover $359,900 $399,900 allows for every agency to be in ongoing revenue. Rep. Merrill Nelson, R- Passing the final budget may Grantsville, also is anticipating as many needs as hoped.” Grouse Logan However, new projections are Creek 32/12 l o w e r t h a n o r i g i n a l y p r e d i c t e d 34/19 Wendover SEE LEGISLATURE PAGE A7 38/22 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon ➤ Knolls Clive Ogden 33/22 WEATHER PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) 37/23 35/23 Lake Point INSIDE 763 E. Oakridge Dr., Tooele 2633 N. Mountain Glen Rd, Erda 40/25 Tuesday Have you run Vernal Salt Lake City Stansbury Park Moderate BULLETIN BOARD B8 Tooele 42/27 31/13 40/25 40/24 Erda CLASSIFIEDS B10 Grantsville 40/24 AIR ACTION Tooele City 40/24 Pine Canyon Provo Roosevelt 36/20 Wednesday Councilman Girls basketballPrice HOMETOWN B6Reduced 39/19 33/13 Bauer Sell Your Price 39/22 Tooele Last Normal Month NormalModerate Year Normal season reaches the OBITUARIES A6 40/24 Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D remembered out of room? 44/18 See Nephi AIR ACTION home stretch OPEN FORUM A4 43/17 complete Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) 39/21 See A2 SPORTS Delta forecast Rush Valley See B6 B1 38/20 Manti 38/19 Moderate 50/13 on A5 Ophir 38/22 AIR ACTION Home Green River Source: www.airquality.utah.gov 48/22 Richfield 52/19 Gold Hill Dugway Last Month Season Moab 37/23 38/21 Beaver Hanksville 43/21 Week to date to date 50/19 45/19 We Ibapah Here! SNOWPACK 37/18 Vernon 38/19 Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin Cedar City Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday This is an amazing home with breathtaking - GO TO https://vimeo.com/108974828. St. George 52/20 Blanding VIDEO 65/35 Kanab 51/24 Rocky Basin Mining Vernon 57/20 Settlement Fork Creek views of the valley and lake. Large covered This beautiful home sits on just under 5 acres can Snowcover 16.0 13.4 9.4 Average 12.6 11.7 6.2 deck with a gas fire pit. Wonderful master suite with amazing, mountain, valley and lake views Eureka 37/19 Percent of average 127% 115% 152% with an entrance onto the back deck. This home surrounding it. There are so many extras in this List your home here, give me a call! Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services help! has so many extras! $419,900 home you must come take a look! $480,000 Laramie Dunn & Megan LaFrance Call LaramieRealtypath Dunn 2014 for top producersALL in Utah & Number 1 agent for Realtypath in Utah For any of your real estate your RealLaramie Estate 435-224-4000 needs needs, call Megan 435-224-4100 Shane Bergen HotHomesTooele.com 435-840-0344 NOTICE A Notice of Intent for the following project submit- ted in accordance with R307-401-1, Utah Ad- ministrative Code (UAC), has been received for consideration by the Di- rector, Utah Division of Air Quality: Company Name: Harper Contracting, Inc. Location: Rulon Harper Construction, Inc.- Pit No. 12 - S11 T4S R5W, Tooele County, UT Project Description: Ru- lon Harper Construction, Inc. (Harper) has re- quested an AO for a new aggregate processing pit located outside of Tooele, Utah. Harper's operations will include crushing, screening, washing, and hauling. Harper has requested a production limit of 850,000 tons per year of aggregate and an opera- tional limit of 4,000 hours per year. Harper is located within the non-attainment area for PM2.5 and within at- tainment areas for all other criteria pollutants. NSPS (40 CFR Part 60 Subparts OOO and IIII) and MACT (40 CFR Part 63 Subpart ZZZZ) regu- lations apply to this source. NESHAP regu- lations do not apply to this source. Sources subject to 40 CFR Part 60 Subpart OOO are subject to Title V of the 1994 Clean Air Act, therefore Harper is con- sidered a Title V area source. NOTICE The emissions, in tons A Notice of Intent for the per year, will be as fol- following project submit- lows: PM10 = 7.6, PUBLIC NOTICE ted in accordance with PM2.5 = 2.8, NOx = Call for Proposals R307-401-1, Utah Ad- 17.8, CO = 5.6, SO2 = The TOOELE COUNTY ministrative Code (UAC), 2.3, VOC = 0.3, total RECREATION SPECIAL has been received for HAPs = 0.03, and CO2e SERVICE DISTRICT will consideration by the Di- = 1,269. PM2.5 emis- be accepting new pro- rector, Utah Division of sions are a subset of posals for recreation pro- Air Quality: PM10 emissions. jects from February 11, Company Name: The completed engineer- 2016 to April 6, 2016. Harper Contracting, Inc. ing evaluation and air Applications must follow Location: Rulon Harper quality impact analysis grant submittal outline Construction, Inc.- Pit showed that the pro- available from each No. 12 - S11 T4S R5W, posed project meets the member of the board or Tooele County, UT requirements of federal Tooele County Clerk Of- Project Description: Ru- air quality regulations fice, Marilyn Gillette, lon Harper Construction, and the State air quality 843-3148, Tooele Inc. (Harper) has re- rules. The Director in- County Court House, 47 quested an AO for a new tends to issue an Ap- NOTICE OF AUCTION South Main, Rm 318. aggregate processing pit proval Order pending a WILDCAT STORAGE Five copies of the grant located outside of 30-day public comment 427 East Cimmarron submittal should include: Tooele, Utah. Harper's period. The project pro- Way Erda, UT 84074 name of project, loca- operations will include posal, estimate of the ef- Date of Sale: Mar 19, tion, and written bid of crushing, screening, fect on local air quality 2016 estimated costs, type of washing, and hauling. and draft Approval Order Time: 10:00 a.m. construction or improve- Harper has requested a are available for public Wildcat Storage 427 ment and a point of con- production limit of inspection and comment East Cimmarron Way, tact (with contacts name 850,000 tons per year of at the Utah Division of Erda, Utah and address and tele- aggregate and an opera- Air Quality, 195 North This notice of disposition phone number.) Further- tional limit of 4,000 hours 1950 West, Salt Lake is being given pursuant more, projects which are per year. City, UT 84116. Written to Utah Statutes 38-8-1 accepted must be com- Harper is located within comments received by thru 38-8-5. pleted by November the non-attainment area the Division at this same Unit # #1211 Cody 30th, 2016) or the appli- for PM2.5 and within at- address on or before Clark - Furniture, Toys, cant may stand to lose tainment areas for all April 2, 2016 will be con- Totes, Boxes and Misc. their funding. The Spe- other criteria pollutants. sidered in making the fi- items. cial Recreation District NSPS (40 CFR Part 60 nal decision on the ap- #619 Ben Gardner - Board of Officers must Subparts OOO and IIII) proval/disapproval of the Totes, Boxes and Misc. approve any deviation and MACT (40 CFR Part proposed project. Email items. from this process. Send 63 Subpart ZZZZ) regu- comments will also be # 227 Joseph Herrera - all proposals to: lations apply to this accepted at Tools, Chest of Drawers, TOOELE COUNTY source. NESHAP regu- [email protected]. If Boxes and Misc. items. RECREATION SPECIAL lations do not apply to anyone so requests to #726 Djay D. Jones - SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 this source. Sources the Director in writing BBQ Grill, TV, Bunk South Main, Tooele, subject to 40 CFR Part within 15 days of publi- beds, Boxes and Misc. Utah 84074. THURSDAY March 3, 2016 C8 60 Subpart OOO are cation of thisTOOELE notice, a items. TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN For any additional infor- subject to Title V of the hearing will be held in #910 Kimberly A. Lind- mation contact: Kent 1994 Clean Air Act, accordance with sey - Patio Furniture, Baker 435-840-0549; Kip Public Notices Public Notices thereforePublic Harper Notices is con- R307-401-7,Public Notices UAC. Bags,Public Boxes Notices and Misc. Public Notices PorterPublic 435-830-1154; Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous sideredMiscellaneous a Title V area UnderMiscellaneous Section items.Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ScottMiscellaneous Campbell Follow us source. 19-1-301.5, a person #220 Michael G. Mem- 801-821-6446; Bill Dixon SUMMONS FOR PUB- NOTICE The emissions, in tons who wishes to challenge mott - Kitchen Tables & PUBLIC NOTICE 435-840-1290; Mark LICATION IN THE A Notice of Intent for the per year, will be as fol- a Permit Order may only Chairs, Snowboard, Call for Proposals McKendrick on Facebook! THIRD DISTRICT JU- following project submit- lows: PM10 = 7.6, raise an issue or argu- Tools, Boxes, Totes and The TOOELE COUNTY 435-241-0065. VENILE COURT, THE ted in accordance with PM2.5 = 2.8, NOx = ment during an adjudica- Misc. items. RECREATION SPECIAL Kent Baker, Tresurer COUNTY OF TOOELE, R307-401-1, Utah Ad- 17.8, CO = 5.6, SO2 = tory proceeding that was #1201 Cassidy A. Mor- SERVICE DISTRICT will (Published in the Tran- TOOELETRANSCRIPT STATE OF UTAH, ministrative Code (UAC), 2.3, VOC = 0.3, total raised during the public rison - Furniture, Dryer, be accepting new pro- script Bulletin February in the interest of J.B.G. has been received for HAPs = 0.03, and CO2e comment period and Skis, Shop Vac, Boxes posals for recreation pro- 11, 18, 25, March 3, 10, BULLETIN 02/01/1999: 1124808; consideration by the Di- = 1,269. PM2.5 emis- was supported with suffi- and Misc. items. jects from February 11, 17, 24 & 31, 2016) E.F.G. 04/02/2002: Case rector, Utah Division of sions are a subset of cient information or #228 Janell R. Newby - 2016 to April 6, 2016. No. 1124810; S.E.G. Air Quality: PM10 emissions. documentation to enable F urniture, Carpet Applications must follow 06/12/2004: Case No. C ompany Name: The completed engineer- the Director to fully con- Cleaner, Tools, Toys grant submittal outline 1124811 Harper Contracting, Inc. ing evaluation and air sider the substance and and Misc. items. available from each TO: AMANDA GOAD, Location: Rulon Harper quality impact analysis significance of the issue. #1118 Arlene E. Robin- member of the board or THE MOTHER OF THE Construction, Inc.- Pit showed that the pro- Date of Notice: March 3, son - Furniture, Toys, Tooele County Clerk Of- Inspiring Healthy Lives CHILDREN No. 12 - S11 T4S R5W, posed project meets the 2016 Totes, Boxes and Misc. fice, Marilyn Gillette, A proceeding concerning Tooele County, UT requirements of federal (Published in the Tran- items. 8 43-3148, Tooele the above children is Project Description: Ru- air quality regulations script Bulletin March 3, #202 Susan K. Sattler - County Court House, 47 pending in this Court and lon Harper Construction, and the State air quality 2016) Chest of Drawers, Com- South Main, Rm 318. an adjudication will be Inc. (Harper) has re- rules. The Director in- pound Bow, Chainsaw, Five copies of the grant made which may include quested an AO for a new tends to issue an Ap- NOTICE OF AUCTION Boxes and Misc. items. submittal should include: the permanent termina- aggregate processing pit proval Order pending a WILDCAT STORAGE #511 James J. Spero - name of project, loca- tion of your parental located outside of 30-day public comment 427 East Cimmarron Furniture, Bedroom set, tion, and written bid of rights. Your failure to ap- Tooele, Utah. Harper's period. The project pro- Way Erda, UT 84074 Mirror, Totes, Boxes and estimated costs, type of pear may result in the operations will include posal, estimate of the ef- Date of Sale: Mar 19, Misc. items. construction or improve- termination of your pa- crushing, screening, fect on local air quality 2016 #1245 Mindy S. Topel - ment and a point of con- rental rights by default. washing, and hauling. and draft Approval Order Time: 10:00 a.m. Bikes, Lawnmower, Fur- tact (with contacts name YOU ARE HEREBY Harper has requested a are available for public Wildcat Storage 427 niture and Misc. items. and address and tele- SUMMONED to appear production limit of inspection and comment East Cimmarron Way, #604 Darion M. Warner phone number.) Further- before this Court for a 850,000 tons per year of at the Utah Division of Erda, Utah - Furniture, Smoker, TV, more, projects which are trial in said county on aggregate and an opera- Air Quality, 195 North This notice of disposition Totes and Misc. items. accepted must be com- Monday, April 11, 2016 tional limit of 4,000 hours 1950 West, Salt Lake is being given pursuant #1119 Dennis Wilkin- pleted by November at 9 A.M. in the court- per year. City, UT 84116. Written to Utah Statutes 38-8-1 son - Snowblower, Fur- 30th, 2016) or the appli- room of Judge Tuppak Harper is located within comments received by thru 38-8-5. niture, Boxes and Misc. cant may stand to lose A. G. Renteria located at the non-attainment area the Division at this same Unit # #1211 Cody items. their funding. The Spe- 74 SOUTH 100 EAST, for PM2.5 and within at- address on or before Clark - Furniture, Toys, Purchases are cash cial Recreation District TOOELE, UTAH . tainment areas for all April 2, 2016 will be con- Totes, Boxes and Misc. only. Sold as is, and all Board of Officers must DATED February 22, other criteria pollutants. sidered in making the fi- items. must be removed at the approve any deviation 2016. NSPS (40 CFR Part 60 nal decision on the ap- #619 Ben Gardner - time of sale. Sale is from this process. Send KENNETH R. McCABE Subparts OOO and IIII) proval/disapproval of the Totes, Boxes and Misc. subject to cancellation in all proposals to: Attorney for the Petition- and MACT (40 CFR Part proposed project. Email items. the event of settlement TOOELE COUNTY ers, Kevin and Gloria 63 Subpart ZZZZ) regu- comments will also be # 227 Joseph Herrera - between owner and the RECREATION SPECIAL Ehlers lations apply to this a c c e p t e d a t Tools, Chest of Drawers, obligated party. Owner SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 (Published in the Tran- source. NESHAP regu- [email protected]. If Boxes and Misc. items. has the right to bid or South Main, Tooele, script Bulletin February lations do not apply to anyone so requests to #726 Djay D. Jones - cease sale. Utah 84074. 25, March 3, 10, & 17, this source. Sources the Director in writing BBQ Grill, TV, Bunk (Published in the Tran- For any additional infor- 2016) subject to 40 CFR Part within 15 days of publi- beds, Boxes and Misc. script Bulletin March 3, mation contact: Kent 60 Subpart OOO are cation of this notice, a items. 2016) Baker 435-840-0549; Kip SELL YOUR computer subject to Title V of the hearing will be held in #910 Kimberly A. Lind- Porter 435-830-1154; in the classifieds. Call 1994 Clean Air Act, a ccordance with sey - Patio Furniture, S cott Campbell 882-0050 or visit therefore Harper is con- R307-401-7, UAC. Bags, Boxes and Misc. HAVING A yard sale? 801-821-6446; Bill Dixon www.tooeletranscript. sidered a Title V area U nder Section items. Advertise in the Tran- 435-840-1290; Mark com source. 19-1-301.5, a person #220 Michael G. Mem- script McKendrick The emissions, in tons who wishes to challenge mott - Kitchen Tables & 435-241-0065. per year, will be as fol- a Permit Order may only Chairs, Snowboard, Kent Baker, Tresurer lows: PM10 = 7.6, raise an issue or argu- Tools, Boxes, Totes and (Published in the Tran- PM2.5 = 2.8, NOx = ment during an adjudica- Misc. items. script Bulletin February 17.8, CO = 5.6, SO2 = tory proceeding that was #1201 Cassidy A. Mor- 11, 18, 25, March 3, 10, 2.3, VOC = 0.3, total raised during the public rison - Furniture, Dryer, 17, 24 & 31, 2016) HAPs = 0.03, and CO2e comment period and Skis, Shop Vac, Boxes = 1,269. PM2.5 emis- was supported with suffi- and Misc. items. Each month in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin sions are a subset of cient information or #228 Janell R. Newby - PM10 emissions. documentation to enable Furniture, Carpet The completed engineer- the Director to fully con- Cleaner, Tools, Toys TOOELE ing evaluation and air sider the substance and and Misc. items. TRANSCRIPT 1094 North qualityMain impact Street analysis •significance Tooele of the • issue. 435-882-2100#1118 Arlene E. Robin- • www.utahhomes.com showed that the pro- Date of Notice: March 3, BULLETIN son - Furniture, Toys, posed project meets the 2016 Totes, Boxes and Misc. requirements of federal (Published in the Tran- items. Subscribe: 882-0050 • 58 N. Main • Tooele air quality regulations script Bulletin March 3, #202 Susan K. Sattler - and the State air quality 2016) Chest of Drawers, Com- rules. The Director in- pound Bow, Chainsaw, tends to issue an Ap- ASSOCIATE BROKER Boxes and Misc. items. BROKER proval Order pending a ASSOCIATE BROKER Margene Colledge Carol Autry Stephanie Bothell Kim Bowman Jim Busico#511 JamesChristine J. Spero Catino - Ray Colledge Jim Contos Rachel Cowan 30-day public comment 435-830-2521 801-520-6680 435-841-9917 801-712-0315 435-840-1494Furniture,503-860-7567 Bedroom set, 801-652-7963 801-644-5810 435-830-7637 period. The project pro- Mirror, Totes, Boxes and You Have Fascinating posal, estimate of the ef- Misc. items. fect on local air quality #1245 Mindy S. Topel - and draft Approval Order Bikes, Lawnmower, Fur- Neighbors! are available for public niture and Misc. items. inspection and comment #604 Darion M. Warner at the Utah Division of - Furniture, Smoker, TV, Air Quality, 195 North ASSOCIATE BROKER Totes and Misc. items. 1950 West, Salt Lake John Gollaher Marilyn Jensen Jennifer Jones Becky Harvey Wendy Kemp#1119 DennisAnna Loertscher Wilkin- Thomas Loftis Mark Martinez Brett McConnell Read Their Stories 435-830-7717 435-467-5475City, UT 84116.435-830-2088 Written 801-918-3735 801-618-6320son - Snowblower,801-808-4733 Fur- 801-808-3618 435-830-0655 801-400-3210 comments received by niture, Boxes and Misc. the Division at this same items. in Every Issue… address on or before Purchases are cash April 2, 2016 will be con- only. Sold as is, and all sidered in making the fi- must be removed at the nal decision on the ap- time of sale. Sale is proval/disapproval of the subject to cancellation in proposed project. Email the event of settlement Debbie Millward Ryan commentsNelson willSherri also Nelson be Bart Powell Brenda Oliphantbetween ownerJohn Paulichand the Linda Theetge Toni Thompson Jack Walters 435-830-4716 801-603-4989accepted435-840-1567 at 435-830-6518 435-830-3339obligated party.801-696-2814 Owner 801-544-9118 386-288-4905 435-840-3010 [email protected]. If has the right to bid or anyone so requests to cease sale. the Director in writing (Published in the Tran- within 15 days of publi- script Bulletin March 3, cation of this notice, a 2016) hearing will be held in NEW accordance with OPEN R307-401-7, UAC. LISTING Under Section HOUSE 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to challenge $ 329,000 a Permit Order may only $ 209,900 raise an issue or argu- 3 beds, 2 ment during an adjudica- 4 beds, 3 baths, 3 car tory proceeding that was baths, 2 car garage raised during the public garage comment period and was supported with suffi- OPEN HOUSE cient information or Saturday, March 5 • 11-3 p.m. documentation to enable the 423 Director S Roadster to fully con- Ln, Grantsville 84 E Pebble Beach Dr, Stansbury Park Gorgeoussider NEW the rambler substance on 1/2 acre.and Large kitchen with granite and New carpet in family room and beautiful new engineered hardwood in tile. Hugesignificance insulated garage. of the A issue.must see! kitchen. Fully fenced backyard. Close to parks. Date of Notice: March 3, 2016 (Published Carol Autry in 801-520-6680 the Tran- #1361785 Toni Thompson 386-288-4905 #1337663 script Bulletin March 3, 2016)

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345 S Center St, Grantsville $ 375,000 7064 N Lakepoint Rd, Lake Point $ 459,999 2028 E 200 South, Mount Pleasant $ 425,000 4343 N Fenway Cir, Erda $ 399,999 5 beds, 4 baths, 2 car garage Horse property on 2.13 9 beds, 4 baths, 4 car garage Stunning custom rampler 6 beds, 3 baths, 2 car garage 5.52 acres with mountain 3 beds, 2 baths, 3 car garage Stunning custom home acres with amazing views. 5 bedrooms, main fl oor with fi nished basement. 5,033 sq. ft. Fenced backyard. views. Quiet country liviing. 6 bedrooms, large main fl oor on 1 acre of horse property. Many other lots and plans laundry, formal living room. Completed basement with Horse property. Barn and chicken coupe. laundry, updated kitchen, large master bedroom to choose from. pool table. Jack Walters 435-840-3010 #1353519 Lillian Harvey 801-918-3735 #1324460 Jack Walters 435-840-3010 #1353742 Lillian Harvey 801-918-3735 #1349796

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