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TOOELE Stansbury beats TRANSCRIPT Lehi in pitchers’ duel SERVING See B1 TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY April 5, 2016 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 122 No. 89 $1.00 Overused Mormon Trail Road falling apart

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

With potholes and cracks, Mormon Trail Road in some places has more patches than road, according to Tooele County Commission Chairman Wade Bitner. Beat up by the impact of heavy gravel trucks the road wasn’t designed to carry, Tooele County commissioners are contemplating the future of what once was a dirt path that connected Grantsville with early settlers in Rush Valley. The nearly 19-mile road runs from the west side of Grantsville to Rush Valley. Last week, Tooele County filled potholes and worn-out portions of Mormon Trail Road south of South Mountain Road with gravel. This week, a contractor begins regular pothole repairs of Mormon Trail Road north of South Mountain Road, Bitner said. At $2.70 per square-foot of pothole filling, the county has budgeted $50,000 for pothole repair countywide for 2016. The contractor will begin with Mormon Trail Road, but the $50,000 includes work on Erda Way, Burmester Road, and other county roads, according to Rod Thompson, Tooele County Roads Department director. The last major overhaul of Mormon Trail Road was around 25 years ago, he said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS At that time the road’s main A gravel truck (top) travels through a damaged section of Mormon traffic was light vehicles — pas- Trail Road. The road has been beaten up by the impact of heavy gravel senger cars and pickup trucks trucks it wasn’t designed to carry, and the Tooele County commis- — using the road as a shortcut to sioners are currently contemplating the road’s future, according to Rush Valley. commissioner Wade Bitner. A car (right) travels on Mormon Trail Road. The road base was engi- The road is in such disrepair that some portions won’t hold a patch, so neered to support the use of the the county fills the potholes with gravel. The shoulder of Mormon Trail Road (above) is littered with asphalt chunks that once paved the road SEE ROAD PAGE A8 ➤ between Grantsville and Rush Valley.

March storms left Tooele with above-average precip Irrigation water will turn on April 15 and 16 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Tooele County School District will soon by Jessica Henrie Mountains reported at 106 and 107 per- be on the SafeUT app. Students can STAFF WRITER cent of normal, respectively. Vernon Creek use it to submit school safety tips or in the Sheeprock Mountains reported at contact a crisis line via a call or chat. Storms that blew in during the last 94 percent of normal. week of March pushed the month’s pre- Spring runoff is just starting, said Randy cipitation total to above average in Tooele Julander, Utah Snow Survey supervisor. School City. “Tooele Valley should do pretty close to The city received 2.62 inches of total average,” he said. precipitation during the month. Of that, Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company district 0.95 inches came from storms on March will open its valves for the season on April 26 and 28. Normal precipitation for March 16 with minimal restrictions, said com- is 2.32 inches, said Ned Bevan, a coop- pany president Gary Bevan. launches erative weather observer for the National “As of right now, the only restriction Weather Service. will be no residential watering between FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE In theUV mountains,INDEX snow telemetry 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. because you lose too A storm on March 26 left snow on the valley floor and in the mountains, adding to the snow- safety app stations at Rocky Basin in Settlement pack. Two storms during the last week of March gave Tooele City a combined 0.95 inches of The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:04 a.m. 7:59 p.m. Canyon and Mining Fork in the Stansbury SEE STORMS PAGE A9 ➤ precipitation. Thursday 7:03 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Friday 7:01 a.m. 8:01 p.m. Saturday 6:59 a.m. 8:02 p.m. by Tim Gillie Sunday 6:58 a.m. 8:03 p.m. STAFF WRITER Monday 6:56 a.m. 8:04 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:55 a.m. 8:06 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set Help for Tooele County stu- number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 6:44 a.m. 7:23 p.m. dents experiencing thoughts protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 7:23 a.m. 8:37 p.m. of suicide will soon be in their Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 8:04 a.m. 9:51 p.m. BLM to burn juniper trees near Stockton, Rush Valley Saturday 8:48 a.m. 11:02 p.m. pocket. ALMANAC Sunday 9:36 a.m. none Tooele County School District Statistics for the week ending April 4. Sunny much of the Partly sunny and Cloudy with a couple Mostly cloudy with a Periods of sun with Occasional rain and Monday 10:28 a.m. 12:09 a.m. Sunny and warmer Temperatures Tuesday 11:23 a.m. 1:09 a.m. time and nice pleasantly warm of showers couple of showersofficials expectspotty showers to roll out fulldrizzle by Jessica Henrie Mountains, five miles southeast of management specialist. The BLM requests the NWS for use of the SafeUT app by the High/Low past week 71/30 Stockton. The other will be set in a 261- “We have to do checks with the weather forecasts of the exact locations New First Full Last Normal high/low past weekSTAFF WRITER 58/37 61 39 68 44 70 51 66 49 64 49end of this62 month,44 according66 to 44 Average temp past week 45.7 acre target area six miles southwest of National Weather Service ahead of time, of prescribed burns to get the best infor- Marianne Oborn, the school dis- NormalThe average Bureau temp past ofweek Land 47.7 Management Rush Valley, according to a BLM news even as close as the morning of, to dou- mation possible, Rigby said. TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 7 Apr 13 Apr 21 Apr 29 trict’s career and technical edu- plans to set two fires in Tooele County release. ble-check conditions and make sure In addition to working with the NWS, Shown is Wednesday’s cation director, who also over- this weekend as part of a prescribed The burns will last two or three days they’re within prescription,” she said. the agency also has to check with the Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and sees the district’s school coun- burn program. and could begin as soon as Friday, “We have a predetermined condition Utah Division of Air Quality to ensure AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 Wednesday night’s lows. One fire will be set in a 29-acre target depending on weather conditions and we need to get the fire to do what we SEE SAFETY PAGE A12 ➤ area on the west bench of the Oquirrh air quality, said Teresa Rigby, BLM fire want it to.” SEE BLM PAGE A9 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B4 Grouse 64/33 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 64/41 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 61/35 63/41 63/42 61/43 HOMETOWN A10 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Dinner theatre County rugby 62/39 Erda 62/41 to open musical club growing in OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 62/40 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 62/32 63/40 52/36 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 64/40 Bauer Good comedy Thursday popularity 61/39 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS B1 61/39 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 61/39 64/31 See A7 See A10 63/37 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 61/37 66/37 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 62/32 61/36 Ophir Moderate on A9 56/38 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 64/39 63/31 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 68/38 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 63/37 65/31 Moab 59/39 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 69/34 Beaver 70/39 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 65/31 Ibapah 61/34 24-hour 63/33 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.93 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 69/34 67/37 at Grantsville 1.43 +0.01 81/52 Kanab 73/38 Eureka 56/35 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4190.93 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 5, 2016 Health department offers new seminar series for caregivers by Jessica Henrie vided. But seating is limited, caregivers. County officials got aspects of care giving, including: time-consuming,” VanZanten as offering lunch and respite STAFF WRITER so attendees should register the idea from other counties general practical tips, lowering said. “These individuals may be care, will allow more people to in advance by calling 435-277- in Utah that did it successfully, costs for medication and sup- working full time, or they may participate. A new seminar series with 2457, said Evelyn VanZanten of VanZanten said. plies, what Medicare does and be someone elderly taking care “I think it’s really important — practical information for local Tooele County Aging Services. The health department is does not cover, and available of an elderly spouse. It’s very sometimes caregivers can expe- caregivers will begin this Friday. “We’re trying to do all sorts offering the series as part of local resources, according to the complicated. ... We want to pro- rience burnout because it takes The free series will take place of things to allow for partici- the statewide Utah Caregivers seminar flier. vide information in a concise a lot of energy — they need to from 11 a.m. to noon every Friday pation,” she said. “(People) can Support program. Tooele County Speakers range from a local form.” know to take care of themselves from April 8 to 29, in the sec- sign up for one session or all received some funding from pharmacist to the admissions In the past, county-organized to be able to keep providing that ond-floor boardroom at Tooele four, whatever will work.” the program to help pay for the director at a local care center. events for caregivers haven’t support,” said Amy Bate, pub- Applied Technology College, 88 This is the first time Tooele seminars, she said. “We’re just trying to provide been well attended. VanZanten lic information officer for the S. Tooele Boulevard. Free respite County Health Department Each session will provide information that might be valu- hopes offering the event at a dif- health department. care and lunch will also be pro- has offered a seminar series for information about different able, because care giving is ferent time and location, as well [email protected]

A WALK TO REMEMBER Stansbury man charged with assault

by Steve Howe the victim had sustained stab the property and found Miller STAFF WRITER wounds on the chest, arm and hiding in the garage, the state- upper back in an altercation. ment said. While Miller admitted A Stansbury Park man made The victim and several wit- to being involved in the assault, his initial appearance in 3rd nesses identified Miller as the he claimed he had a 3-inch screw District Court Monday on charg- suspect and said he had fled in his hand and not a knife dures for a felony assault. southbound on state Route 36 ing the assault. Larry Lloyd Miller, 32, is in a white Dodge Durango, the No knife was found on Miller, charged with second-degree fel- statement said. Deputies tracked but deputies did find a used ony aggravated assault resulting down the Durango at a residence glass pipe and a plastic baggie in serious bodily injury. He also on Lakeview Drive in Stansbury of methamphetamine. Miller faces misdemeanor charges of Park. admitted to owning and using possession or use of a controlled Deputies found a woman, who the drugs and drug parapherna- substance and use or possession identified herself as Miller’s girl- lia found on his person before of drug paraphernalia. friend, behind the wheel of the being arrested and taken to According to a probable SUV, according to the probable the Tooele County Detention cause statement from the Tooele cause statement. She said that Center. County Sheriff’s Office, depu- she had dropped Miller off at the Miller is expected back in court ties responded to reports of an residence but he must have left on April 26 at 9 a.m. for a roll call assault on Clinton Landing Road out the back of the building. hearing before 3rd District Court in Lake Point on March 12. At Deputies received permission Judge Robert Adkins. the scene, deputies observed from the homeowners to search [email protected]

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Jason Helton walks along SR-36 near Lake Point on Thursday evening. Helton was walking to remember and honor his fallen comrades. Tooele woman faces felony charges Tooele man charged with burglary after for drug possession and firearms by Steve Howe substance used in the manufac- possess a firearm and the glass STAFF WRITER ture of methamphetamine. pipes were used to smoke meth- residents catch him breaking into home Officers met Key at a prede- amphetamine, the probable by Steve Howe Alexander Albert Wilkins, 25, returned to the victims follow- A Tooele woman is facing fel- termined location on Russell cause statement said. STAFF WRITER appeared in 3rd District Court ing Wilkins arrest. ony drug and firearm charges Avenue for the exchange and she During her appearance in 3rd on Monday for one count of Equipment to conduct the after she allegedly tried to sell a brought both the chemical and District Court Monday morning, A Tooele man is facing fel- second-degree felony burglary burglary, including a flashlight chemical used to make metham- a 9mm handgun with her, the Key was read her charges and ony burglary charges after he and one count of misdemeanor and a multi-tool was found in phetamine. statement said. Key is restricted the court set bail at $25,000. She was caught by the residents of manufacture or possession of Wilkins’ possession, which Jamie Leigh Key, 42, was in 3rd from possessing a firearm due to is scheduled to appear in court a home he had intended to bur- burglary tools. he claimed were not his, but District Court Monday morning, prior felony drug convictions. again for a roll call hearing on glarize. Tooele City police officers could not remember where he facing charges of possession with When officers arrested Key, April 19 at 9 a.m. before Judge were dispatched to a home on obtained them. intent to distribute a Class C sub- she was also found in posses- Robert Adkins. Eastridge Drive on the morn- According to court docu- stance, a first-degree felony, and sion of a glass pipe, with another [email protected] ing of March 29 to respond to a ments, Wilkins was already on purchase, transfer, possession or found in her car. Stay Informed burglary in progress, according 36 months of probation after use of a firearm by a restricted Once Key was taken into cus- TOOELETRANSCRIPT to a probable cause statement. pleading guilty to an amended person, a third-degree felony. tody, she agreed to speak with BULLETIN The victim who called dispatch count of third-degree felony Key also faces a misdemeanor officers about the charges against said her husband was in the liv- burglary last March. count of manufacture or delivery her. During the interview, she Subscribe 435-882-0050 ing room with the suspect, later Wilkins was read his charges of drug paraphernalia. admitted to knowing she was a identified as Wilkins, and the during his initial appearance Key was arrested after she restricted person and unable to THE PIANO two were fighting. in 3rd District Court Monday arranged to sell a possibly sto- Officers arrived on the scene and the court set bail at $25,000. len firearm and phenylaceton WORKSHOP TOOELE TRANSCRIPT and were able to identify Wilkins He is expected back in court to undercover officers from the Frank Serving Tooele County BULLETIN from past incidents. He was on April 19 at 9 a.m. for a roll Tooele County Drug and Gang taken into custody by Tooele call hearing before Judge Robert Task Force, according to a prob- OHLMAN Call today to schedule your ADMINISTRATION City police for entering the Adkins. able cause statement from the M Attorney at Law complimentary evaluation Scott C. 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TUESDAY April 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Motivational piano teacher will speak Thursday in Tooele City by Jessica Henrie Simon recalled how his father I had piano teachers calling me STAFF WRITER frequently tested his knowledge left and right, telling me about of key signatures until Simon their students who weren’t as A Utah composer, jazz pianist could identify a key signature motivated,” Simon said. “They and motivational speaker will based on how many sharps or wanted to know if I could moti- come to Tooele this week. flats it had. He was also inspired vate them. Most were teenage Jerald Simon, the author of by his father’s ability to improvise boys. In a matter of months, my 21 music books and a motiva- on familiar tunes, like “Happy piano students went from 40- tional poetry book, will speak at Birthday.” something students to over 88 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the Tooele “My father always played piano students.” Valley Academy of Dance, 291 N. ‘Happy Birthday’ and always To help motivate his new stu- Main Street in Tooele. asked people at the retirement dents, Simon asked each one Although the local chap- home what kind of birthday what kind of music they liked ter of the Utah Music Teachers they’d had or wanted to have, and wanted to learn to play. He Association organized the free and they’d tell him, you know, offered to write an original song event, it is open to the public western, blues,” Simon said. “I just for them based on the style — not just to music teachers, grew up watching him do that. He they chose. said Jenean Christensen, chapter didn’t know the theory behind it, “It was fascinating, because president. he just could do it, but I wanted the next week they’d come back Simon grew up learning the to learn the theory so I could do and not only had they practiced piano, organ and string bass. His it, too.” their piece, but they’d perfected father had sung tenor in a per- Simon began teaching piano it, and at the next lesson they forming group in Wisconsin, and lessons in 2003. In 2004, he challenged me to do something the Simon family often played started his own company called new,” Simon said. “It wasn’t together at a retirement home, Music Motivation. Initially, he that they didn’t want to play the he said. used the company to help him piano, they wanted to play some- “For me it was law, it was com- find venues to perform on the thing they liked.” mandment — ‘thou shalt play piano. But he also wanted to use Several years and published the piano,’” Simon said. “It was it to motivate and inspire his books later, Simon still teaches really wonderful for me since piano students, he said. some piano students. He also my father had been a profes- About that time, Simon pub- does teacher workshops and sional musician. I had the best of lished his first two music books: motivational speaking. To try to both worlds because I was clas- “An Introduction to Scales and reach more people, he also posts sically trained from my teachers, Modes” and “Variations on Mary weekly musical theory instruc- COURTESY OF JERALD SIMON but my father would ask me to Had a Little Lamb.” tion videos on YouTube. Jerald Simon, the author of 21 music books and a motivational poetry book, will speak at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the Tooele Valley Academy of Dance, 291 N. Main Street in Tooele. change keys.” “Because of those two books, [email protected] A4 OPEN FORUM

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 5, 2016

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

OUR VIEW One bad deal State’s $1M deal to get Stericycle moved quickly to Rowley is still a slap in Tooele County’s face A state air quality permit for a medical waste disposal company, which is being forced by the state to move from the Wasatch Front to Tooele County, is now under public review. The review is welcome, yet the state’s proper oversight on this matter falls into doubt because of a 50 percent off deal it made in 2014 to fast track the move. As reported in last Tuesday’s edition, a public review process has opened for the air quality permit for Stericycle, the medical waste incineration company in North Salt Lake that is relocating to a 40-acre parcel of state trust lands 20 miles northwest of Grantsville near Rowley. The review process opened last month, with written comments being accepted at the Utah Division of Air Quality. A public hearing on the permit is also scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on April 18 at Tooele High School’s auditorium. The DAQ will consider all written and verbal comments received by April 23 before making its final decision. We suspect, however, the DAQ has already decided to grant Stericycle the permit and the public review process is mostly perfunctory to satisfy legal requirements. If you recall back to August 2014, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality and Stericycle agreed on a $2.3 million settlement the company had to pay the state. The fine stemmed from Stericycle emitting more pollutants from its incinerator’s smokestack in May 2013 than its operating permit allowed. Residents who live nearby Stericycle have complained vociferously to the state for years about the company’s operating procedures. According to the settlement, Stericycle had to promptly pay the state half of the $2.3 million fine. And here’s where the 50 percent off deal comes in, which shows how eager the state is to push Stericycle into Tooele County’s desert outback: If Stericycle moves within three years of getting all of its permits, the state will waive the rest of the fine. One could say $1.15 million being left on the permit violation table is a lot of cash. But another could say the state sold out Tooele County cheap for Stericycle and the Wasatch Front’s benefit. When we first learned of the deal in December 2014, we published an editorial that decried the DEQ’s offer as creative bargaining gone too far, “an egre- gious and reckless incentive that exceeds the penalty and compliance intent of such fines.” We also said the deal was a slap in the face for Tooele County, and may impede the county’s future economic development efforts. Who wants to build LETTERS TO THE EDITOR a new business or company in a county where the state is willing to let go of $1.15 million to get a medical waste incinerator company to relocate there? We’re reminded of that slap’s sting with Stericycle’s air quality permit now LETTERS POLICY under public review. We’re also reminded of this question: Because of the 50 March Letter of the Month The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to percent off deal, can the DAQ and DEQ be trusted to serve as credible regula- the editor from readers. Letters must be no tory oversight agencies to process Stericycle’s permits — and protect Tooele Tooele City needs recycling decided they no longer wanted to longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written County citizens, too? For many years, I have saved my come to Tooele to pick them up. I then exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by the writer’s name, address Local citizens are urged to get involved in the public review process. The daily newspapers and cardboard called the Tooele County Landfill and and phone number. Longer letters may be permit can be reviewed at www.deq.utah.gov/businesses/S/Stericycle. Send boxes and hauled them to the vari- also Green Box and was informed that published, based on merit and at the Editor’s written comments to the Division of Air Quality, 195 N. 1950 West, Salt Lake ous recycling containers at locations neither one of them recycled paper discretion. Priority will be given to letters that City, Utah, 84114. Comments may also be emailed to [email protected]. And throughout town, mostly the schools. or plastic items. The only things they refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All don’t forget the public hearing on April 18. A couple of weeks ago, I again was recycle are metal products. letters may be subject to editing. taking my bag of papers to the recycle I am certain that I am not the only Letters written to thank an individual or container located at the school near person in town that hauled paper organization should be submitted for my home. Imagine my dismay when I items and card board to the recycle “Notes of Appreciation.” GUEST OPINION discovered there was no longer a con- containers. Many times when I took Readers who are interested in writing a lon- tainer at that particular school. I then my papers to dump them, the con- ger guest op-ed column on a topic of general proceeded to go to the various other tainers were so full that I had to go interest should contact Editor David Bern. places around town that had contain- all over town to find a container for Email: [email protected] Yes, Trump. Delegates ers in the past. There were no contain- them. Fax: (435) 882-6123 ers to be found, so I brought my bag of It is unfortunate that Tooele City Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript-Bulletin paper items back home. does not have a program for recycling P.O. Box 390 can decide who wins I called the Tooele City office and paper or plastic products. Grantsville Tooele, UT 84074 was informed that they had nothing does have a program for these ser- onald Trump has made his to do with those containers, and that vices, so I wonder why Tooele does first threat to sue over the the school board had an arrangement not get on the bandwagon to help save LETTER CONTEST procedures for selecting with the company that owned the our environment. D Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select delegates to the Republican conven- containers and dumped them at vari- Come on Tooele City. Join the fight the best letter of the month and reprint it in the tion. It surely won’t be his last. ous times. I called the school board to save our precious resources. first Open Forum page of the following month. The Wall Street Journal reported office and was informed that the com- Frances Arbon The winning letter writer will receive a free that Ted Cruz may come out of pany that owned the containers had Tooele one-year subscription to the newspaper. The Louisiana with as many as 10 more subscription can be transferred or used to renew delegates than Trump, even though a present subscription. the mogul narrowly beat Cruz in the popular vote there. In a tweet, Trump pronounced it “unfair,” and Read and think some more nothing through malice; what I deal Tooele needs to start thinking of the worthy of litigation. There is way, way too much money with is too vast for malice.” growing garbage problem as it allows The Louisiana delegate picture tion appeal. In this circumstance, involved in campaigns for political office To Congress on Dec. 1, 1862: “In times for more human growth. When a plas- isn’t evidence of anything untow- delegates would be justified in look- these days, and especially the office of like the present men should utter noth- tic bottle takes 450 to 1,000 years to ard. Trump and Cruz both won 18 ing to someone else better suited U.S. President. ing for which they would not willingly be completely decompose, we need to ask delegates on election night. Marco to win an election and protect the PACs and Super-PACs giving millions responsible through time and eternity.” ourselves: Without recycling, how is this Rubio, since dropped out, won five, party’s interests. of dollars to various campaigns. A lot He warned Congress: “Fellow citizens, going to affect our children’s future and and another five are uncommitted. It’s not unheard of for top vote- of this is secretive, not known to us the we cannot escape history. We will be the future of our planet? The Cruz campaign has done the getters in America to fall short of the ordinary, average citizen. No, we don’t remembered in spite of ourselves. ... The Lisa Stewart nitty-gritty work to see that those top prize. Otherwise, there would know the entities, the individuals or fiery trial through which we pass will Erda delegates are likely Cruz supporters. have been a Gore administration. Al corporations, behind all this money, but light us down to honor or dishonor to The only scandal here is that the Gore won the popular vote in 2000, you can be sure that the campaign man- the latest generation.” Prayers for Richard Norby Cruz campaign, built on grassroots but still fell short of George W. Bush, agers and eventually the candidate who Also to Congress: “The dogmas of I have known Richard Norby for almost organizing muscle, knows the pro- who won the Electoral College. gets elected, will know who they are. the quiet past are inadequate for the 50 years. He and I met as young mission- cess and is working hard for every If you count Michigan, where They will be expected, somehow, some stormy present. We must think anew, aries when we served for the LDS Church advantage. Trump’s plaint is a little Barack Obama’s name didn’t appear way down the road, to pay back in terms we must act anew, we must disenthrall in the Franco-Belgian Mission. Our mis- like showing up at a cricket match on the ballot, Hillary Clinton very of votes, influence and outcomes so that ourselves.” sion home was in Brussels, Belgium. and crying foul because the oppos- narrowly won the most votes in the donors can make even more money, My personal advice, and what I plan to How shocked I was to learn that ing team knows the rules and all you the 2008 primaries. That was good and secure more power and influence. do from now until the end of November: Richard had been seriously injured in know is that you swing a bat. enough for an appointment as sec- We might do well, in this election year Read, think, read some more, think the savage attack on innocent people in The Louisiana flap is a window retary of state — under President of emotional hysteria, of terrible TV ads, again and turn off the TV at every oppor- the Brussels airport, the same airport he into the intricate, state-by-state Obama, who understood the del- of lies and counter-lies, of high-sound- tunity! and I both used in going to and return- process of picking delegates to a egate-allocation rules much better. ing statements of ideals and promises, Gary D. Nord ing from our missions. convention in Cleveland where the Trump has thrived so far without which cannot nor will not be possible Tooele Richard moved to Tooele to teach allegiance of every last delegate an extensive, traditional political to fulfill by the ones who get elected, seminary for the church after I had might matter. If there is an open operation. But politics isn’t only to hear and think back to some words Our children’s future? moved here with my young family. convention, Trump will argue that about TV interviews and big rallies. of a wise man from the past. He was Tooele City and county have been We were able to renew our missionary the voters should rule, not delegates There is a reason that the system Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president experiencing explosive growth in both acquaintance and see each other more no one has heard of, selected at also rewards candidates who can of the United States. These words of residential and commercial entities, often. When he and Pam were called to obscure precinct, county, district motivate and muster people to do his are direct quotes from the prologue which is a good thing because unless we preside over the Ivory Coast mission in and state meetings. He will, in short, the grassroots activism involved of a book titled “Abraham Lincoln, the are growing, we are dying. This is true Africa several years ago, I bought the car declare the entire exercise of a con- in winning small victories at local Prairie Years” by Carl Sandburg. for all things except for garbage. I am they needed to sell before they left. I still tested convention illegitimate. meetings. This is literally getting Abraham Lincoln said these words, astounded that something hasn’t been own and drive that Nissan Pathfinder. Is it? We are used to the voters people involved in the process, and at various times in various settings both done to incorporate recycling in our city As I drove it today, I couldn’t help but directly deciding, and should Trump it could take on an outsized signifi- personal and public, in the period of and county — except for Grantsville, think of Richard and my many years of perform strongly enough to win a cance in deciding the immediate 1854 thru 1865: which seems to be more forward think- association with him. majority of delegates, 1,237, they, in future of the Republican Party. “If we would first know where we are, ing about recycling and taking care of Richard is one of the kindest people effect, will. But if he falls short, the Trump would be well-served to and whither we are tending we could our environment. I have ever met. He was always smil- delegates enter the picture. complain less about the rules, and better judge what to do, and how to do Before it was discontinued, I could ing and happy. Following the death of If Trump has only won a plurality learn more. it.” take my plastics and paper across from President Boyd K. Packer, the Deseret of delegates, a badly divided party To a personal friend in a letter, 1855: Stansbury Park where there were some News ran a photo of President Packer would be nominating a candidate Lowry is editor of the National “Our progress in degeneracy appears containers for recycling there. For what- sitting next to Richard at a church meet- who couldn’t reach a majority and, Review. to me to be pretty rapid. As a nation ever reason, that was discontinued, then ing. As expected, Richard was smiling in so far, has shown no general-elec- we began by declaring that ‘All men are I had to start taking my paper to the the picture. created equal, except Negroes.’ When schools were there were containers for My prayers and thoughts go out to the know-nothings get control, it will recycling there. Now all of those contain- Richard and Pam and their family. What EDITORIAL BOARD read ‘all men are created equal except ers have been removed, so I am unable a great and wonderful man Richard Negroes and foreigners and Catholics.’ to recycle at all, along with everyone else Norby is and I know will continue to be. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern When it comes to this, I shall prefer in Tooele and Erda. Richard, please know I am praying for Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor emigrating to some country where they Greenbox recycling does not accept you. Je t’aime mon frere. With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, make no pretense of loving liberty.” plastic or paper, and the Tooele Landfill Frank Mohlman including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. To a military governor: “I shall do does not recycle these things either. Tooele A5

TUESDAY April 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION GUEST OPINION Are the gospels responsible for anti-Semitism? Even our community or the next 40 or so days seen as advocating for Jesus. He and he suffered the same fate. we will be in the season of tries to save Jesus’ life by offer- Obviously the Jewish leaders FEaster. As I write this, it is ing the crowd Jesus instead of had issues with Jesus, but there can’t escape terrorism Easter Monday or the second day Samuel Dinsdale Barabbas for a person to release. It were many sects of Judaism who of Easter. The accounts in the four GUEST COLUMNIST is unlikely that Pilate would release held various opinions and did an Bernardino, California. gospels of the passion, death and any prisoner, especially a revolu- not get along with one another. Fort Hood, Texas. New resurrection of Jesus are varied, tionary nor show Jesus any favor. In Jesus’ day, there were the York, New York. Brussels, S Ken Gourdin complex and intriguing. What I Initially, Christianity was a sect of Sadducees, the Pharisees, and the Belgium. The closest of these find difficult with the accounts of we don’t understand Pilate or the Judaism, so for the Romans there Essenes. Terms like, “His blood be places lies more than 600 miles GUEST COLUMNIST the four evangelists has to do with Romans. During 70AD, Roman was no difference. As Christians on us and our children” (Matthew away, the most more than 5,000 the negative language directed armies came in to bring an end became known as a separate reli- 27:25) have deeply impacted miles. toward Jews. to factions that were rebelling gion, the Romans looked at them Christian treatment of all Jews Distance notwithstand- Did all of the Jews really hate and they leveled Jerusalem and with suspicion. The early church throughout the centuries. 1492 is ing, with the attack at the stance of those conversations, Jesus? Did they crucify Jesus? If destroyed the temple for the last was in a precarious position, since not just the time when Columbus airport in Brussels, in which the jist, and Elder Norby’s bot- they didn’t, who did? Why is there time. We just have to read between the Romans did not know how sailed the ocean blue, it is also the former Tooele resident and tom-line advice, was, “Ken, the such negativity especially in the the lines in the gospels when Pilate to size them up. Romans favored year that Saints Ferdinand and LDS Seminary teacher Richard only thing that matters is who Gospel of John? Why is there such mocks the Jewish people, by stat- ancient religions and discouraged Isabella drove out all Jews (and Norby was seriously hurt, ter- you are in God’s eyes.” While I a long history of anti-Semitism in ing Jesus is the King of the Jews. new ones, since this caused insta- Muslims) from Spain, either by rorism now has come home. As doubt he would want any of the the world that persists today? Is it For Pilate, he is revealing not only bility. expelling them, forcing them to this incident proves, no one, no credit, I did, indeed, leave his from the gospels? his contempt for Jesus but his Christians wanted to assure the convert, or killing them. family, and no community, is office reassured. First of all, Jesus was born a Jew, contempt for the Jews by stating Romans that they could be good To think that the holocaust was immune. I eventually won over most lived as a Jew, and died as a Jew. this man who is being so savagely subjects and would not cause not caused by Christian hatred Some might say Elder Norby of my classmates when, to a He never changed his religion, nor treated by the Roman soldiers and problems, other than not offer for Jews would be ridiculous. It and his fellow missionaries standing ovation at graduation, started a new one. Additionally, disgraced is their king. worship to the Roman gods and was only since 1960 that Catholics were in the wrong place at the they presented me with a letter all of the apostles remained Jews. Why is it then that the gospels the emperor. The gospel writer of stopped praying on Good Friday wrong time, but I doubt he signed by most of the members From Acts 3, we know that Peter can be read in a way that is so anti- Luke tends to be put more blame that the “perfidious (or faith- would say there’s ever a wrong of the class of 1988, along with continued to pray at the temple. A Jewish? One reason would be that on the Jewish leaders rather than less) Jews” would convert to place or a wrong time to serve, a small scholarship taken from good portion of the early church the gospels were written at differ- the Roman authorities, which is Christianity. We have a long history which is what he was doing. the senior class fund recogniz- remained Jewish and this was pre- ent times between 60 AD and 110 greatly influenced by the grow- of violence and injustice against I’ve always known him to do ing the impact the positive way cisely the source of the controversy AD, give or take a decade. During ing animosity between Jews and the Jewish people. what’s right without counting I met my challenges had on that Paul and the early church this time there was a growing split the current Christian community We all need to be reminded the cost. them. faced when gentiles were con- between the Jewish community fueled by the aftermath of the often that these texts were written I was Elder Norby’s student On a personal level, can any- verted. Were gentiles to follow all and the community that believed destruction of the temple and the by imperfect men who lived in a during my freshman and thing be done about terrorism? or some of the Jewish laws or was in Jesus as the Messiah. desire to not rock the boat with the particular time and were affected senior years of LDS Seminary, Not much. Perhaps peace won’t there now a completely new stan- Additionally the early Christian Roman authority. by their time and their experience. respectively. Although I have a be achieved worldwide until dard? Paul’s letters are filled with communities, thanks to the min- So why was Jesus killed by the The gospels are not ahistorical but disability, I was mainstreamed the Prince of Peace, on whose these discussions and disputes istry of Paul, were becoming filled Romans? He caused problems. He are very historical with the faults in school from day one, which errand Elder Norby and the over these questions regarding with those who had a gentile back- made scenes in the temple. The and prejudices of their writers made me a frequent target of other missionaries were serv- dietary laws, marriage and circum- ground rather than a Jewish one. people (maybe not some of the included. some. Though that problem ing, reigns. cision for gentiles who were join- After the destruction of the temple Jewish leaders) seemed to like him. The early and developing largely had abated by junior Perhaps all we can do is take ing Christian/Jewish communities. and the death of a good portion of He taught with authority. He per- Christian church had issues about high school, I still wondered special care to look after those Jesus was killed on a cross. Jews the Jews in Jerusalem, the surviv- formed miracles. He was seen as a which rules to follow and how it where I fit in. we love; take the time to let did not kill people on crosses, ing Jewish communities thought leader and a threat. was in union or disunion with Cerebral, but hardly a genius; them know just how important Romans did. If Jesus was either that they were being punished Additionally, this happened dur- the Jewish community. The dis- not athletic at all; not all that they are to us; reach out to thrown off of the cliff in Nazareth by God for their laxity. All groups ing the Passover when there were turbing language in the gospels popular, but with something of someone who might be lonely in Luke 4:30 or if he was stoned to that were a little different, like many Jews in Jerusalem. It was the reveals these tensions between a way with words, it was hard, or in pain — whether that pain death in the temple in John 8:59, those who believed in Jesus as the perfect time for a revolt, since dur- the two communities that were sometimes, for me to find my is physical or emotional; and then he would have been killed by Messiah, were shunned. In calam- ing Passover the Jews remember present then that had not neces- niche. As I suspect is true of take time to make a visit or a his Jewish brothers. He, however, ity we do not become more open, their liberation from Egypt. The sarily developed during the time many of his students, I some- call, or to write a note. was crucified and many people in we close down. There developed Romans misperceived Jesus as a of Jesus. times repaired to Elder Norby’s If there is someone from Jesus’ day were crucified. It was a an ever-widening gap and greater political revolutionary and they We as Christians can only feel office seeking reassurance. whom we have become form of horrible torture and death animosity between the two com- wished to take care of the problem great shame for the suffering that Not a few of our conversa- estranged, perhaps we ought used by the Romans to keep their munities. before it got out of control. our ancestors in the faith inflicted tions centered around the to consider whether it might subjects in fear. If you went against Additionally, Christians were Additionally there were many upon the Jewish people that may seemingly-all-consuming angst be time to mend that rift — no imperial authority, you could suf- trying to curry favor with the other pseudo-messiahs or revo- have been fueled by the words that afflicted my teenage misfit matter who might be at fault. fer the same fate was their mes- Roman authorities, so by blaming lutionaries who attempted to from the stories of the death of self. Some of my classmates Don’t wait; do it now. There sage. Jews for the death of Jesus and not lead a revolt against the Romans Jesus, the King of the Jews and the (though, thankfully, they com- may not be a tomorrow. How about all those people who the Romans, who put people on following the example of Judas Prince of peace. prised a distinct minority) Heal well, mon frer. said, “Crucify him” in the gospels crosses, they were trying to keep Maccabeus (1 Maccabees) who spared no pains, in ways both (Luke 23:21, Mark 15:13)? If we their relationship with the Romans drove out the Greeks for a period Rev. Dinsdale is the priest at St. subtle and overt, to let me Gourdin is a former Tooele actually think that Pilate would on the best possible terms. of time. The Romans thought Jesus Marguerite Catholic Church in know that I didn’t fit in. resident and now lives in be cowed by the Jewish crowd, Therefore, Pilate (Luke 23) is was one of these revolutionaries Tooele. While I don’t recall the sub- Pleasant Grove. It will take more than a WANT TO ball and a coach to heal this broken town. SAVE MORE Fourteen-year-old Joe Lacey knows that Tooele, Utah, is a town divided. BENJAMINS? 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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 5, 2016 �� OBITUARIES �� Alan Eugene Smith He married Nita Stoddard. on �� Feb 7, 1958. They later divorced. � Alan Eugene Smith was born He married Maxine Ruth �� April 14, 1939 in Iowa City, Iowa. Bleazard on May 15, 1998. She � �� He was the first child of Charles passed away on Dec. 14, 2011. � �� Francis and Virginia Pulley He married Aurelia Beth Willson �� Smith. The family later moved to on Sept. 13, 2014. She became � �� Washington state. He worked as not only his wife and helpmate �� a concrete finisher foreman for but devoted nurse as he fought a � �� major construction companies long, courageous battle with can- � �� in Washington state and Reno, cer. He is survived by uncles Ed � � Nevada before moving to Utah (Gayle) Pulley and Donald Pulley; where he worked for Comtrol, aunts Betty (Orvel) Croston and � Inc. doing projects such as the Barbara (Jim) Bobber; broth- � LDS Temple in Reno, Nevada. A ers Gary Smith, Thomas (Julie) � � highlight of his career was the Smith and Charles (Annette) � � � �� six months he worked with MWK Smith; his four children Deanna � �� International LTD extending an Robins, Jeffery Alan (Colleen) �� airport runway into the ocean Smith, Becky Nay and Lisa �� at Berbera on the north (Gulf Myers; stepchildren Cindy (Fred) Smith. The funeral will be held � �� of Aden) coast of Somalia in Decker, Kathy (David) Cotter- Friday, April 8, 2016, at 10 a.m. � �� eastern Africa. He came to love West, Ron (Ellen) Bleazard and at Larkin Mortuary, 260 E. South the people of Africa. His skills David (Judy) Bleazard; 11 grand- Temple, Salt Lake City, where � � included sculpting cement into children, 21 great-grandchildren, friends and family are invited to an authentic-looking rock. He eight step-grandchildren, four visit Thursday evening from 6-8 was most at home in the moun- step-great-grandchildren and p.m. and Friday morning from 9- tains with nature and wildlife. He many nieces and nephews. He 9:45 a.m. prior to the service. loved photography and took great was preceded in death by his pride in composing his pictures. parents and one brother, William DEATH NOTICE NOTE OF APPRECIATION

Mary Dean Durrant The family of Ila Nash Tate Mortuary for their kindness; Sparenberg would like to extend and all of Mom’s friends and Mary Dean Durrant, of Vernon, a heartfelt thank you to the fol- our friends who called, brought passed away April 5, 2016. A full lowing: the EMTs who came food, sent cards, letters and floral obituary will be in the Thursday on several occasions to help arrangements expressing their edition. Services under the direc- her out; the Tooele City Police love for us. tion of Didericksen Memorial, Department for their kindness 435-277-0050. and professionalism; Rocky The Ila Nash Sparenberg fam- Mountain Rehab Center for the ily: Yvonne and Butch Johnson, loving care they showed our Ron and Carolyn Nash and Brent mom; the Tooele 6th Ward Relief and Angie Nash Society for the lovely luncheon; Lawyers say police interpreter

435.884.3031 • Grantsville, Utah tainted case in girl’s death SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A would allow parts of it to come girl and played with her, and he Burmese refugee found guilty in if Met decided to testify, and was at his aunt and uncle’s house of killing a 7-year-old girl from his lawyer argued that decision when she was killed. his Utah neighborhood was bad- helped keep the defendant off His lawyers also argue that trial gered by a police interpreter in the stand. Judge Judith Atherton blundered an interview where he acknowl- Justice Deno Himonas was when she handed down a prison edged an accidental role in the skeptical. sentence of life without parole girl’s death and his conviction “There’s not a shred of evi- in the case. Bullen argued that should be overturned, his lawyer dence now that your client was the proper starting place for sen- argued before the Utah Supreme going to testify inconsistent with tencing was a lighter 20 years to Court on Friday. what he said at his confession,” life, and that the decision should �� Esar Met, now 29, was new to he said. “We should do the trial have been left to the jury since �� the country and had a deep fear all over again just on the possi- the aggravated murder charge of authorities after the destruc- bility that he might?” originally carried the possibility �� tion of his home village and No deadline was immediately of the death penalty. He was also �� experience in refugee camps, set for the high court to rule in convicted of child kidnapping. �� making him particularly vulner- the case. The defense has also brought �� able to the aggressive volunteer Authorities say Met kidnapped, up what they call problems with �� interpreter who also mangled raped and killed Hser Ner Moo, a the evidence, including an appar- the reading of his Miranda rights, Burmese refugee who had fled ent drop of blood that wasn’t �� attorney Herschel Bullen said. to the U.S. with her parents in investigated but could have “He was treated very roughly, 2008. implicated his roommates. �� he’s frightened of authority to Her battered, tiny body was But the state contends there is �� start with, he’s in a brand new found inside the South Salt Lake overwhelming evidence against country,” he said. apartment he shared with four Met, including her blood on �� While prosecutors acknowl- other Burmese men. his jacket and male DNA found Aft er more �� edged problems with the inter- Prosecutors called it a sexual under the girl’s fingernails. Tests than 25 years of �� preter, they say the conviction assault that escalated into a kill- found it could not have belonged media exposure �� should stand. The basic elements ing when the girl tried to run to his roommates. starting with her of Met’s story made it through away, and said that 21 blows The victim’s mother Pearlly �� fi rst appearance the language barrier and the to the child’s body and signs of Wa spoke to reporters outside on the NBC’s �� judge tossed out the full police strangulation show he intended the courtroom Friday, thanking Tonight interview before his trial, said to kill her. police and prosecutors who have show with Johnny Carson to becoming a � �� Assistant Attorney General John Met had been in the U.S. just worked on the case. regular on NBC’s Today show and ABC’s Nielsen. a month. He said at a 2014 sen- “God bless America,” she said. Home Show, Dian is the author author of The trial judge did decide she tencing hearing that he loved the 19 books, including New York Times best- � �� selling Roughing It Easy. Now Dian shares �� her practical insights and wisdom on how to “Harness the Power of Free Publicity.” � �� California enacts highest minimum wage

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TUESDAY April 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Follow an unusual princess on a big journey in ‘Snow Off-White’ by Jessica Henrie challenge.” show would be much funnier if STAFF WRITER Vilenity’s interaction with all delivered by adults and teens,” the other characters is one thing she said. “We’ve all had fun as A group of adult and junior that sets this show apart from adults, dressing up in fairy tale high school actors will open a other plays Gillie’s participated costumes, and acting like prin- musical comedy this week at the in, she added. cesses, fairies and knights. I get Old Grantsville Church Dinner “I’ve been in lot of different to be an actress in this one, too, Theatre. shows,” she said. “Every one is as a fairy godmother, so that’s “Snow Off-White” is the story different. This one is really fun been fun for me. … I hope par- of an unusual princess and her because I interact with more ents will bring their kids to this journey to save her kingdom, characters. I talk to almost every one.” said Victoria Turner, a student character and I interact with The Old Grantsville Church at Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High everyone somehow, usually with Dinner Theatre is located at 297 School and one of two actresses something mean ... It’s crazy to W. Clark Street in Grantsville. who will play Snow White. be talking to my henchmen one Dinner theatre performances for “My character is a real tomboy moment and the king the next.” “Snow Off-White” will run April princess who just doesn’t know Although the show is about 7, 8, 9, 15, 16 and 18 at 6:30 how to be a princess,” Turner fairy tale characters, people of p.m. Tickets must be reserved or said. “She’s just a totally not tra- any age will enjoy it, said Macae purchased in advance and range ditional princess. … She ends Wanberg, show director and co- from $16 to $20 each. up going on this big adventure owner of the dinner theatre. To reserve tickets, call or text across the kingdom trying to “It’s kind of a cross between 435-241-8131. To purchase tick- stop the (king’s) wedding (to the ‘Into the Woods’ and ‘Grease,’ ets in advance, visit www.old- evil queen) in time.” maybe,” she said. “The music is grantsvillechurch.com. Another twist in the tradition- all like a teen rock musical, but In addition to the dinner the- al story is that instead of meeting the costuming and the storyline atre performances, there will be seven dwarves, Snow White finds are like ‘Into the Woods,’ where two show-only performances on seven fairy godmothers, said it’s a twisted fairy tale.” April 11 at 6:30 p.m. and April Airdrie Gillie, who plays the evil When Wanberg first read the 16 at 1 p.m. Tickets can be pur- Queen Vilenity. script for “Snow Off-White,” she chased at the door and cost $10 COURTESY OF MACAE WANBERG A veteran of local theater, intended to use it as the theater’s for adults, $8 for seniors ages 60 Bjorn, the king’s advisor (Karl Wegener), talks with King Vance (Allen Pahl) during a rehearsal for ‘Snow Off-White.’ The musical Gillie said she enjoys acting as big summer musical performed and up and $7 for kids ages 4- comedy will open at the Old Grantsville Church Dinner Theatre on Thursday. the queen, although the charac- by kids. But then she decided 12. Kids 3 years old and younger ter can be a challenge. to use it for the dinner theatre get in free. A small fee will be “She has lot of different mood instead. charged for patrons paying with swings, where she goes from “I realized that the music was a credit card. being really sweet to completely far more advanced for little kids, [email protected] evil,” Gillie said. “It’s definitely a and the comedy moments in the

COURTESY OF KELLY WANBERG Snow White (Paige Kennedy, center) stands with her friends, Hanna (Elizabeth Martinson, left), and Elsa (Shannon Hughes). 4 new LDS temples announced SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Monson has been feeling the detail about politics or the issue president of The Church of effects of advancing age. of children of gay parents. Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Other Mormon leaders sought Mormon leaders don’t endorse announced plans Sunday for four to promote a message of opti- candidates or parties, but they new temples on the final day of mism for members participat- sometimes weigh in on what they a church conference in Salt Lake ing in temple covenants. Elder consider crucial moral issues. City. Quentin L. Cook, a member of the This presidential cycle, the LDS temples will be built in Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, church has defended religious Zimbabwe, Ecuador, Brazil and urged those who have not received liberty after Republican front- Peru, Thomas S. Monson said temple to not give up, accord- runner Donald Trump suggested during a brief sermon. ing to the Standard-Examiner banning Muslims from entering Monson also spoke to thou- (http://bit.ly/1qhuoaY). the U.S. It also renewed calls for sands of the faith’s members “Please don’t see the temple an end to culture wars where about choices and accountability, as some distant and perhaps people stake out extreme posi- The signs of a heart attack the Salt Lake Tribune reported. unachievable goal,” Cook said. tions. “Our goal is to obtain celes- “Working with their bishop, most The church came under fire last tial glory,” Monson said. “And the members can achieve all righ- November when it announced can be different in women. choices we make will, in large teous requirements in a relatively new rules banning baptisms for part, determine whether or not short period of time if they have children living with a gay or les- In fact, some women can experience a heart attack with no chest pain at all. we reach our goal.” a determination to qualify and bian parent. So know the signs. If you feel them, get to an emergency room – fast. The 88-year-old, considered a fully repent of transgressions.” Those children are still wel- prophet, also reminisced about More than 100,000 Mormons come to attend church services. Call 911 and know that you can count on the Accredited Chest Pain Center becoming an LDS apostle in 1963 were estimated to be attending Church leaders have said the at 36. He has offered fewer ser- the two-day conference. Millions rules were intended to prevent at Mountain West Medical Center. mons at the bi-annual General more were watching live broad- children from being caught in a Conferences in the last year. casts from their homes. tug-of-war between teachings at According to church officials, The conference did not go into home and church.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF LIVE FIT road at the time, according to Tooele County Live Fit Coalition held a final weigh-in on Saturday to determine the winners of its Fit to Win Thompson. competition. Winners Garth Udy, Dawn Howden, Bonnie Burger, Matt Bunkall and Gary Fredrickson hold up the However, a few years later, program leader Marianne Heder. Not pictured: winner Misty Pulliam. companies from the Wasatch Front opened gravel pits near Mormon Trail Road, according to Thompson. TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELETRANSCRIPT ULLETIN Subscribe Today • 882-0050 ULLETIN “The road wasn’t built for that B B kind of heavy hauling,” he said.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO A hubcap lies on the shoulder of Mormon Trail Road, which has many potholes for drivers to dodge on their way between Grantsville and Rush Valley.

One 80,000-pound gross vol- that would have allowed coun- ume weight tractor-trailer does ties and municipalities to tax as much damage to road pave- sand and gravel extracted from ment as 9,600 cars, according to their boundaries. the Highway Research Board. Sagers was able to get sup- Tractor-trailers that haul port for his bill from the Utah gravel down Mormon Trail Association of Counties and Road can weigh up to 119,000 the Utah League of Cities and pounds, according to Bitner. Towns. As early as 2009, the Tooele However, opposition Transcript Bulletin reported from the Utah Taxpayers that Tooele County commis- Association, the Salt Lake sioners were concerned about Chamber of Commerce, and the condition of Mormon Trail the Utah Association of General Road. Contractors, killed the bill, he Vern Loveless, the Tooele said. County engineer in 2009, said Tooele County commission- at that time the road — 16 miles ers are now trying to figure out of which are within the county’s the best short- and long-term jurisdiction — needed a major solutions for Mormon Trail overhaul, estimated to cost $1 Road. million per mile. South of South Mountain To sustain the heavy haul- Road, Mormon Trail Road is in ing Mormon Trail Road receives such bad shape it won’t hold today, the current asphalt on a patch or pothole fill, Bitner the road needs to be pulverized. said. Twenty four to 30 inches of the “That’s why right now we are road needs to be excavated and filling it in with gravel,” he said. filled with large gravel and road “We are also looking at other base and topped with at least options.” three inches of asphalt, accord- Among the options is the pos- ing to Thompson. sibility of pulverizing the worst In 2013, using grants from parts of the pavement. Those state and federal sources, segments of the road would be Tooele County rebuilt a two- turned into a compact gravel mile stretch of Mormon Trail road that the county could Road from South Willow Road maintain with regular grading, to South Mountain Road at a according to Bitner. cost of $1 million per mile. The county is also looking at The $1 million per mile is new technology that may allow expensive considering in 2015 the road to be rebuilt for less the county received $2.2 mil- than $1 million a mile, he said. lion as its share of gas tax for Mormon Trail Road played a road maintenance and repair, role in Tooele County’s history, according to Bitner. according to local Grantsville With the increase in the historian Craig Anderson. gas tax approved by the state The often-repeated story is Legislature in 2015, Tooele that the path was named the County is expecting to get $2.9 Mormon Trail because it origi- million in what is called “Class nated as a two-track trail for B” road funds from the state horses and buggies used by for 2016. Mormon pioneers in the com- The new local option sales munities of Clover and St. John tax for transportation approved — the precursors to today’s by voters in November 2015 will Rush Valley — to get to church bring in around $250,000 for meetings in Grantsville. road and transportation work The Mormon Trail was also in 2016, according to the coun- the route taken by the Mormons ty’s 2016 budget. in Grantsville when they evacu- County legislators have tried ated their community in 1858 unsuccessfully to find a way to in anticipation of Grantsville’s get gravel companies to help invasion by U.S. Army troops pay to rebuild Mormon Trail led by Gen. Albert Johnston Road. during the Utah War. Right now, gravel trucks Today, along with hauling refuel outside of Tooele County. gravel, Mormon Trail Road is Sales tax for the gravel is paid used by Grantsville residents according to where the sale that commute to Dugway, is made, not where the gravel according to Anderson. comes from. And gravel pits Mormon Trail Road is also don’t generate a lot of property used to access recreation areas tax, according to Bitner. and camping in the Stansbury In 2014, Rep. Doug Sagers, R- Mountains. Tooele, introduced legislation [email protected] A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:04 a.m. 7:59 p.m. Thursday 7:03 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Friday 7:01 a.m. 8:01 p.m. Saturday 6:59 a.m. 8:02 p.m. Sunday 6:58 a.m. 8:03 p.m. Monday 6:56 a.m. 8:04 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:55 a.m. 8:06 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 6:44 a.m. 7:23 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 7:23 a.m. 8:37 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 8:04 a.m. 9:51 p.m. Saturday 8:48 a.m. 11:02 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 9:36 a.m. none Statistics for the week ending April 4. Sunny much of the Partly sunny and Cloudy with a couple Mostly cloudy with a Periods of sun with Occasional rain and Monday 10:28 a.m. 12:09 a.m. Sunny and warmer Temperatures Tuesday 11:23 a.m. 1:09 a.m. time and nice pleasantly warm of showers couple of showers spotty showers drizzle High/Low past week 71/30 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 58/37 61 39 68 44 70 51 66 49 64 49 62 44 66 44 Average temp past week 45.7 Normal average temp past week 47.7 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 7 Apr 13 Apr 21 Apr 29 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 64/33 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 64/41 Knolls Clive Lake Point 61/35 63/41 63/42 61/43 Ogden Stansbury Park 62/39 Erda 62/41 Vernal Grantsville 62/40 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 62/32 63/40 52/36 Tooele 64/40 Bauer 61/39 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 61/39 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 61/39 64/31 63/37 Stockton Pollen Index Price 61/37 66/37 High Nephi Rush Valley 62/32 61/36 Ophir Moderate 56/38 Low Delta Manti Absent 64/39 63/31 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 68/38 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 63/37 65/31 Moab 59/39 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 69/34 Beaver 70/39 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 65/31 Ibapah 61/34 24-hour 63/33 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.93 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 69/34 67/37 at Grantsville 1.43 +0.01 81/52 Kanab 73/38 Eureka 56/35 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4190.93

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO March storms left above-average snowpack in the Oquirrh and Stansbury mountains. Settlement Canyon and Grantsville irrigation companies plan to open their valves From the little girl next weekend. We once knew, The U.S. Drought Monitor Look at you now Storms continues to rate the major- �� ity of Tooele County as a D2 continued from page A1 Memories cherished or “severe” drought area. However, the D0 or “abnormal- Of the years past, much to evaporation,” he said. ly dry” drought status in north- Stay in our hearts Grantsville Irrigation ern Utah has decreased slightly Company will turn on its since February. Where they will forever last, water April 15 with no restric- In addition, El Niño con- Sixteen candles tions, said watermaster Jake ditions continue to weaken, Brighten the day, McArthur. and could go to neutral con- Snowpack totals are doing ditions by late spring or early Wishes of happiness much better this year than last summer. Neutral conditions Sent your way, year, when Rocky Basin and mean neither El Niño nor La Always wanted a daughter, Mining Fork were at 22 and 23 Niña are present, according percent of normal, respectively, to the National Oceanic and So lucky to have gotten you! Julander said. Atmospheric Administration. The drought conditions in The term “El Niño” refers to Happy 16th Birthday 2015 led Settlement Canyon above-average surface temper- Haley Marie Speakman Irrigation Company to delay atures in the Pacific Ocean. Sea We love you! opening its valves until May 2 surface temperatures can affect FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO and impose water restrictions the amount of rainfall in differ- Snow rests on top of spring blossoms after two snowstorms hit Tooele Valley on Mom, Dad & Your Big Brothers from the first day. Grantsville ent parts of the world, accord- March 26 and 28. Irrigation Company likewise ing to NOAA. imposed water restrictions. The Climate Prediction gist for the National Weather But the precipitation received Center forecast states Tooele Service office in Elko, Nevada. last month brings Tooele City County might receive more March 3 recorded the warm- to 10.14 inches of total precipi- above-average precipitation est temperature of 70 degrees, Tooele County Aging Services Presents tation for the water year. At this over the next three months. In while March 18 had the lowest point in the water year, normal addition, the county may expe- temperature of 27 degrees, Ned for Tooele is 9.7 inches, accord- rience above-average tempera- Bevan said. A Free Educational Series for Caregivers ing to Ned Bevan. tures. At press time today, the Water years begin Oct. 1 and Last month in Tooele City, National Weather Service pre- TOOELE APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE (TATC) end Sept. 30. the average temperature was dicted Tooele would climb back 88 S Tooele Blvd, 2nd Floor, Board Room Grantsville Reservoir is cur- about 46 degrees Fahrenheit. up to 70 degrees on Friday, fol- rently about 12 feet higher than The normal average tempera- lowed by a chance of stormy 11:00-12:00PM (Lunch Provided) it has been in the last three ture for March is 43.8 degrees, weather Saturday and Sunday. years, McArthur said. said Dan Slagle, a meteorolo- [email protected] Seating is limited; call to register (435) 277-2457 Respite services available during class

DATE TITLE DESCRIPTION BLM intended to reduce the num- according to the news release. Dave Parke, managing owner of Home ber of juniper trees. By reducing The prescribed burns sched- continued from page A1 4/8/16 (Friday) Practical Tips to Caregiving Instead Senior Care, will share “how to” the number of juniper trees, the uled for this weekend were origi- techniques and tips for providing care BLM intends to get rid of poten- nally set to begin April 1, but the prescribed burns will have a tial wildfire fuel and improve the BLM didn’t have enough staff How to Lower Costs for Medication Dr. Chase Fowler, pharmacist at Birch minimal effect on air quality. sagebrush habitat for Greater available to carry them out, Rigby 4/15/16 (Friday) Pharmacy, will share tips and answer “We also have to make sure Sage-Grouse and other wildlife, said. and Supplies questions. we’re within the clearing index ... according to the news release. [email protected] so that the smoke will lift up and “Monitoring also shows that Medicare – What does it cover and Sarah Obray, SHIP counselor, and Brent Pitts, 4/22/16 (Friday) admissions director at Willow Springs (Rocky away and we won’t impact the fire suppression effectiveness and what to do if it doesn’t cover…. air quality as much as possible,” firefighter safety can be improved If it happens here, Mountain Care) will discuss Medicare and costs. Rigby said. “We do a lot of coor- by these projects. These burns dinating. ... There are lots of ins are among numerous BLM fuel read about it here. Advice from a Caregiver and Local Dave Daves, one who has “been there, done and outs for the whole thing. It reduction projects that have 4/29/16 (Friday) that”, and Jamie Zwerin, case manager, will TOOELETRANSCRIPT Resources discuss resources. gets pretty complex.” been implemented in the Rush ULLETIN The prescribed burns are Valley area over the last decade,” B HOMETOWN A11

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Tooele County Fusion rugby club has grown to more than 50 players

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COURTESY OF GARRETT BRYANT nings. Such is the case with Tooele County Fusion, the area’s local Brugby club for junior high and high school-age athletes looking for something different to satisfy their hunger for competition and camaraderie during the spring season. The club barely had enough players to field a varsity team when it began six years ago, but has since grown to include more than 50 players across its varsity, junior varsity and youth programs. Two years ago, the club had 60 players from Tooele, Grantsville and Stansbury high schools, as well as home-school students. “We had a couple boys and parents with pretty strong roots in rugby, so we got what we had

COURTESY OF GARRETT BRYANT together, which was about 16 (players),” said club co-founder and coach Rob Randell. “You More than 50 athletes (top) play for the Tooele County Fusion need 15 to make a team. That rugby club. Members of Tooele County Fusion take part was made up of eighth, ninth, in a scrum (middle) during a game against Brighton. Cody 10th, 11th and 12th-graders.” Roseborough (above right) takes a breather during a game. That first team, which ended Josh Leakehe (above) makes a tackle. Austin Meono carries up with 19 players, had to play the ball down the field (right) with help from teammates. at the varsity level because of its mix of young players and upper-

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Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Local News Source. COURTESY OF GARRETT BRYANT BULLETIN Hooligans continued from page A10 classmen, though most of the roster was made up of freshmen. But, thanks to players spreading the word among their friends, as well as the support of local high school football coaches Master Gardener Spring Expo who found rugby’s spring season to be the perfect complement to football’s fall schedule, the club continued to grow, though Get Ready, Get Set, GROW! it would like to see more players from Grantsville, as Randell noted that there are many good am athletes in the Cowboys’ athletic FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SAT, APRIL 9 • 10 program. The sport has its roots in the led. It does, however, mean that hard the opportunity to play Registration 9:30am. $5 per person mid-19th century in England, the basketball and soccer play- in the games. That said, Tooele and became a professional sport ers have to get used to contact. County Fusion doesn’t exist as PRESENTATIONS in 1871. There are two versions “It’s a full-contact sport, so just a recreational opportunity am — Virginia Hooper of the game: the full 15-man ver- it’s not for the lighthearted,” — the players and coaches take 10 Plant Design in your Landscape sion, played at the high school Randell said. pride in what happens on the Onions, Scallions and Chives — Jay Cooper level in Utah; and rugby sevens, The sport is growing in popu- field. 11am Light Up Your Garden with “Pots” — Joyce Tate which requires seven players per larity in Utah, as more schools “It’s competitive,” Lloyd said. side and is played by players in and communities are creating “They don’t show up just to Pick Your Apples — Dana Cooper grades 4-8. teams throughout the Salt Lake have fun. They come out to win. 12pm A “Rose” by Any Other Name — Pat Jesse “A lot of them play football in Valley and Utah County. Rugby We do try to make it enjoyable. Trickle - Drip — Ron Haycock the fall, so they like the aggres- is not a sanctioned sport under We’re strict and we do get on sion and the contact of it. A few the Utah High School Activities their cases for slacking off, but of the players enjoy the fast pace Association, and is instead then we also realize they’re not “The Philosophy of Gardening” of rugby,” Fusion coach Mike played at the club level with going to get the letterman’s jack- Lloyd said. “Unlike football, some schools combining forces et for this. There isn’t the same 1PM — Dale Thurber, Ph.D when the player’s tackled and to build one team — as is the chance or opportunity for a Wildlife Biologist, and one of the top 10 largest the play stops and the referee case with Tooele County Fusion. scholarship like there is in foot- private collectors of heirloom tomato seeds blows the whistle, in rugby, it “When I started playing in ball or baseball or wrestling. We doesn’t — it keeps going. They’re the last century, in the Salt Lake don’t want to be too demanding Utah State University is an aﬃ rmative action/equal opportunity institution. tackled, and we as a team go Valley, there were maybe six or on them for the competition or and support that tackled player seven high school teams,” Lloyd scare them away. We want them Tooele County Extension Auditorium • 151 N. Main • 435.227.2409 in a ruck and try to push the said. “Now, we have six or seven to continue to play.” other team off from over the ball multi-school teams and about Lloyd said one of rugby’s to pick it up to pass it out or run eight or nine single-school strong points is the camarade- it again.” teams. There are some schools rie it fosters not only between Randell noted that some of that have seventh- and eighth- teammates, but between oppo- A Tough Guy’s Journey from Addiction the best rugby players are actu- grade teams and there are some nents as well. ally basketball or soccer players, schools that have girls teams.” “When I was playing in col- as they are more accustomed The club is open to anyone lege I had a friend who was to having to make quick transi- in grades 4-12 who would like in a fraternity, and he made DUSTIN RYKERT tions, unlike football players to play, and Lloyd said every the comment that he could go who are accustomed to play effort is made to get anyone who anywhere in the country and stopping after a player is tack- comes to practice and works he could find somebody in his Tuesday • April 12 • 7pm fraternity who could help him find a job if he moved towns or whatever,” Lloyd said. “I told Tooele Applied Technology Center him, ‘you’ve got the country, but I’ve got the world.’ I can go to 88 South Tooele Blvd find where there’s a rugby team playing and I can show up and Dustin Rykert was born and raised in there’s that sense of camaraderie. Roseville, California. He realized early in “There’s a saying that soccer life that he had a love for sports and being is a gentleman’s game played by hooligans, but rugby is a hooli- active. Th at passion led him to BYU to gan’s game played by gentlemen. pursue a full scholarship to play football. We might be out there knocking Upon graduating from BYU in 2003 heads and whatever, but once that final whistle blows, it’s back Dustin was draft ed in the 6th round by to that camaraderie. Yeah, you’re the Oakland Raiders. Dustin continued wearing a different colored jer- until 2009 pursuing his professional sey, but we’re still on the same level.” career through the NFL & Arena Football Off the field, Tooele County leagues. Th roughout Dustin’s professional DUSTIN RYKERT Fusion players and coaches also career he experienced addiction at its Business Develpment Director give back to the community, www.acquarecovery.com helping the club to earn a posi- highest level. Many of Dustin’s experiences tive image. drive his passion for recovery and his “We have gone out and understanding of this disease. helped at the United Methodist Church and helped with our FOUNDATION Wednesday Warm-Up meal, Since 2009 Dustin has worked supervising, where we’ve helped serve the food to help show a positive managing and building in corporate AWARENESSLife’s Worth • EDUCATION Living COURTESY OF GARRETT BRYANT light in the community, not just America. As a proud husband and father SUICIDE PREVENTION Blayke Nelson (top) of Tooele County Fusion carries the ball during a game against that we’re a bunch of ruffians of three energetic kids, he enjoys the Brighton. TC Fusion rugby coach Mike Lloyd (middle) talks to his players before out here beating each other up,” practice on Tuesday in preparation for an upcoming game. Blayke Nelson (above) Lloyd said. outdoors and anything that allows him to is brought down by an opponent during a game against Brighton. [email protected] stay active. Dustin love to serve the people he comes in contact with everyday in this Tooele County, UT LOCAL SUICIDE HOTLINE industry. He is so proud to now share his 435.248.LIVE story of recovery and sobriety. Dustin is Find Your TOOELE RANSCRIPT T the Community Outreach Specialist with NATIONAL SUICIDE HOTLINE Dream Home! BULLETIN Acqua Recovery located in Midway, Utah. 800.273.TALK A12

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seling programs. PHOTO OF THE MONTH “The Safe Utah app is fantas- tic,” she said. “Students can use it to report tips about school safety March 2016 Winner: as well as to talk directly with a trained crisis counselor.” Malisa Gren The SafeUT app is a mobile application that is compatible with both Apple and Android devices. It can be downloaded at Apple and Google play stores. To install the app on their mobile device, students first enter a password to protect their privacy. After installation, to use the app students enter their password and then with one touch, they can call or chat with the crisis line or submit a school safety tip.

Pictures and videos can be FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO attached to tips. SafeUT is anon- Students in Tooele County School District will soon be able to find their school on the SafeUT app. The app was two years in Puddle reﬂ ection oﬀ of Drouby Road. ymous and confidential. the making. Students can download the application now and use the cri- of Utah’s Neuropsychiatric County School District wasn’t I lost a classmate to suicide, and sis line part of SafeUT, according Institute. one of the pilot districts, but we at the age of 16, I lost one of my Your photo could be next! to Oborn. The crisis line is available 24 are excited about being able to closest friends,” Thatcher said. Submit your photo to: SafeUT puts students in direct hours a day seven days a week. transition to the Safe Utah app “Every Utahn has felt the impact [email protected] contact by chat or by voice with a By the end of this month the now.” of suicide. It is the single deadli- crisis counselor at the University tip line part of the app will be SafeUT was two years in the est crisis facing our youth.” activated for Tooele County making. The school district paid $7,000 schools, she said. After studying the need for a year for its former electronic tip Possible school safety tips that a statewide teen crisis line, the line, according to Scott Rogers, can be reported using SafeUT Utah Attorney General’s Office Tooele County School District include information on bully- and Sen. Daniel Thatcher, R-West Superintendent. ing, suicide, sexual misconduct, Valley City, proposed legislation The Safe Utah app is funded WEED WORKSHOP planned school attacks, and in 2014 to form a commission to by the state. The Tooele County Weed Board is having its annual Noxious Weed Workshop other safety issues. explore solutions. “It’s not just the money,” Rogers The school district has been The commission selected the said. “Our plan has always been PM using an online tool that allows University Neuropsychiatric to use our current tip line until Wednesday • April 6 • 6 reporting safe school viola- Institute, which was already the Safe Utah system is function- tions such as bullying, violence, known for its crisis call support, al. With its direct crisis call line to Tooele County Health Dept. Auditorium • 151 N Main • Tooele harassment, gangs, drugs, sui- to provide support for SafeUT’s the University Neuropsychiatric cide, and abusive behavior since crisis line. Institute, using Safe Utah makes 2014, Oborn said. In 2015, Thatcher, who also sense.” • Fortifying Farms and That online tool has been represents part of Tooele County, The school district averaged Ranches against weed discontinued and will soon be sponsored Senate Bill 175, School one to two tips per month on invasion replaced by a link to SafeUT on Safety and Crisis Line. SB175 its former tip line, according to the district’s website, she said. passed the Legislature. It pro- Rogers. • With Ralph Whitesides The state of Utah rolled out vided funding for SafeUT and “Most reporting is still done and Earl Creech SafeUT in January 2016. organized a commission, housed face-to-face and documented in • Pesticide License It was initially made available in the Attorney General’s office, our Educators Handbook, a dis- to a small group of school dis- to implement the program. cipline data tracking program,” • CEU’s tricts selected by state officials, Thatcher chose to sponsor the he said. according to Oborn. legislation after recognizing the Students without a smart Questions Call Jerry “The plan was to start small statewide epidemic that had per- phone can access the University 435.830.7273 and work out the bugs before sonally impacted him numerous Neuropsychiatric Institute’s crisis the app was available for the times throughout his life. line by calling 1-800-273-8255. entire state,” Oborn said. “Tooele “I was 11 years old the first time [email protected] GET YOUR SPRING ON TRACK! The Kart Track at Utah Motorsports Campus is open for business, and ready to help satisfy your need for speed!

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SPORTS WRAP Tooele football meeting Stallions outlast Lehi in pitchers’ duel There will be a player and parent meeting at 6 p.m. on April 7 in the small gym at THS for current stu- Stansbury beats defending 5A dents in grades 8-11 who are interested in playing football at Tooele state champ Pioneers at home High School next year. Topics will include summer schedule, fees By Darren Vaughan and other important information. “That was some For questions or more information, COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR contact head coach Kyle Brady by timely hitting.” email at [email protected] The Region 10 softball sched- or by phone at 435-833-1978. ule gets under way Tuesday, Bridget Clinton which means nearly every game SHS softball coach Tooele tennis vs. Ben Lomond will be like a state tournament The Buffs beat Ben Lomond 4- game from now until the actual 2 on March 30. Spencer Hahne state tournament. SHS SOFTBALL defeatedeated Ben Lomond’s Matt On Thursday afternoon, the Yetter 6-0, 6-1 in first singles. three-time defending Class 3A made their last three count. Thomas Sharpe defeated Jacob champion Stansbury Stallions Senior Anjalee Batchelor led off Yearsly 6-0, 6-0 in second singles. had all the look of a postseason the bottom of the fourth with a Mat Vigil defeated Lyane Agruelo contender. hard-hit single to left field, and 6-0, 6-2 in third singles. Ben Makayla Witkowski threw a advanced to third as Kambree Lomond’s Conner Miller and Tyler complete-game five-hitter and Christiansen ripped an oppo- Spalding defeated Bryson Day and Aly Oxborrow came up with a site-field double down the right- Orrin Gonzales 6-4, 6-2 in first two-out, two-run single in the field line with one out. doubels. Ben Lomond’s Alex Gray bottom of the fourth inning to Pioneers pitcher Syd White and Luke Kashmit defeated Albert lift Stansbury to a 2-0 win over struck out Hunter Ware for the Junmontol and Carter Filion 6-2, 6- Lehi, the No. 2-ranked team and second out of the inning, and 1 in second doubles. Terran Dunn defending state champion in had Oxborrow facing a 1-2 count and Jordan Vanderwerken defeated Class 5A. before Oxborrow singled through Ben Lomond’s Jacob Barker and Layne Agruelo 6-1 in third doubles. “We knew it would be a tough the right side, driving home game,” Stansbury coach Bridget Batchelor and Christiansen. Stansbury tennis at Grantsville Clinton said. “(The Pioneers) are “Oxborrow came up in the The Cowboys beat Stansbury 6-0 solid. They’re 5A state champi- clutch,” Clinton said. “That was on Thursday to open Region 10 ons and they didn’t lose hardly some timely hitting. Kambree hit action. Tytan Thurgood defeated anybody from their team, so we an absolute shot down the line Carsen Palmer 6-0, 6-1 in first knew it was going to be a tough and that’s what got us going.” singles. Matt Waldron defeated game.” The Pioneers (9-5) tried Dakota Fidler 6-0, 6-3 in second FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The Stallions (6-3) had just singles. Parker Wyatt defeated Kambree Christiansen (5) celebrates after hitting a double in Thursday’s 2-0 win against Lehi at home. five hits in the game, but they SEE SOFTBALL PAGE B7 ➤ Erik Leary 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 in third singles. Nate Beckett and Isaac Hamm defeated Renden Dye and Peter Austin 7-6, 7-5, 6-0 in first doubles. Seth Beckett and Andrew Big inning gives Grantsville win over Buffaloes Dalton defeated Scott Ruebush and Lance Hardy 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 in by Tavin Stucki second doubles. Peter Kurtz and GHS BASEBALL Logan Hill defeated Kaden Baker SPORTS EDITOR and T.J. Thomsen 6-4, 6-1 in third doubles. Tooele head coach Catham THS BASEBALL Beer was pleased with the way Grantsville tennis vs. Tooele the Buffaloes played for the first Grantsville swept Tooele 6-0 on four innings in the rivalry game power at the beginning and Monday. Tytan Thurgood defeated against Grantsville on Friday. end of the game, the Buffaloes Spencer Hahne 6-2, 6-0 in first Down 3-0 in the fifth inning lacked any offense whatsoev- singles. Nate Beckett defeated with a runner on first base, er as Grantsville pitcher Kyle Thomas Sharpe 6-2, 6-0 in sec- Tooele pitcher Jaden Park got Peterson allowed only one hit ond singles. Seth Beckett defeated Grantsville’s Riley Smith to hit in his five innings — a single Bryson Day 6-0, 6-1 in third singles. the ball on the ground for a to backup first baseman Tyler Isaac Hamm and Parker Wyatt textbook double-play ball. Or Beer. defeated Carter Fillion and Matt at least it was what Park was Peterson finished the game Vigil 6-1, 6-0 in first doubles. Peter hoping for until it richoted of with five strikeouts and no Kurtz and Andrew Dalton defeated his heel and into right field walks in the one-hitter. Jaden Peterson and Terran Dunn for a single. So instead of hav- “It feels good, we’re getting 6-0, 6-0 in second doubles. Logan ing no men on with two outs, there,” Smith said. “We really Hill and Jace Wilson defeated Jeff Grantsville had two runners on all stood out today. Kyle threw Lemmon and Forrest Nichols 6-3, and no outs. great on the mound. Coy had a 6-2 in third doubles. Thus began Tooele’s down- great hit out in left. I mean real- Grantsville vs Stansbury soccer fall and Grantsville’s 10-bat- ly, everybody just stood out.” The Cowboys and Stallions drew ter, seven-run fifth inning to Grantsville took the lead in 1-1 in the Region 10 opener on beat the century-long rival in the first inning. Smith hit a sin- Friday, but it may have felt more walkoff and mercy-rule fash- gle and stole second to lead off, like a loss both coaches. “No, we ion. and scored on Peterson’s RBI wanted to win,” Stansbury head “It’s a league game and it’s a double. Peterson made it 2-0 coach Jacob Jones said. “So no, win over your cross-town rival,” after stealing third and scoring it’s not what we wanted, but you said Grantsville head coach on an RBI single by third base- know, 1-1, it keeps both teams in Loren Anderson. “The intensity man Brandon Justice. the region championship (hunt), and the emotion was there.” FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO which is fun, and it’ll be fun at While Grantsville had bat SEE BASEBALL PAGE B7 ➤ Grantsville runner Shaden Lazenby (7) slides into home as Tooele catcher Cody Whitehouse fields the throw to the plate dur- Grantsville.” Cowboy Wesley Allen ing the 10-0 win over rival Tooele on Friday at Grantsville High School. put the Cowboys up 1-0 with a 12th-minute goal. Stansbury’s Brandon Bustillos equalized in the 60th minute, and the game COWBOYS EARN ROAD DRAW WITH SHS TOUGH HOME LOSS ended in a 1-1 draw after a pair of overtime periods. “I’ll take it, Stansbury and but I’m not pleased.” Grantsville Grantsville’s head coach Travis Lowry said. “But soccer teams away, with that much rivalry and faced off on blood, brothers vs. brothers? We’ll Friday only to take that. We’ll take it.” end in a tie after two overtimes. Softball scores Stansbury’s Manti 15, Grantsville 8 Brandon Stansbury 2, Lehi 0 Bustillos scored Grantsville 13, Juan Diego 1 in the 60th min- Cedar 9, Hurricane 3 ute to equalize after Grantsville’s Desert Hills 4, Dixie 3 Wesley Allen Snow Canyon 4, Pine View 0 made it a 1-0 Bear River 18, Morgan 0 game in the 12th Logan 17, Hillcrest 2 minute. American Leadership 20, Ben Lomond 11 Grand 3, Carbon 2 Hurricane 13, Canyon View 12 Timpanogos 5, Juan Diego 1 SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Stansbury’s Mitch McIntyre (6) waits for the pitch against Park City on Friday Baseball scores afternoon. Stansbury lost the Region 10 game 4-3 after the Miners scored Grantsville 10, Tooele 0

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO three runs in the seventh inning. Park City 4, Stansbury 3 Stansbury 4, Park City 2 (8 innings) EXTRA INNINGS Grantsville 9, Davis 9 Weber 11, Grantsville 6 Olympus 10, Stansbury 0 Juan Diego 5, Bear River 1 After that extra-innings game, it’s going to be a long season Ben Lomond 2, Morgan 1 t’s no secret to any regular first inning, I was expecting a in the bottom half of the frame seasons. Desert Hills 8, Tucson (Ariz.) 6 readers of my blog-style gloating text from Arie. Instead with the fourth home run of the Let’s just say I was emotion- Juan Diego 5, Bear River 1 Icolumns that appear in she surprised me with a con- game to tie it at 2-each. ally invested when the Braves Canyon View 13, various editions of the Tooele gratulatory text when Braves I guess it should come as no had a really good chance in the Tavin Stucki Cedar 7 (10 innings) Transcript Bulletin that my wife first baseman Freddie Freeman surpise that my wife and I regu- bottom of the eighth inning as SPORTS EDITOR Galena (Nev.) 9, Desert Hills 2 and I are fans of two different matched Harper by going yard larly make innocent wagers on Gordon Beckham and prodigal- Major League Baseball teams, in his own first at bat of the sea- the outcomes of almost every son-returned Jeff Francoeur Hurricane 7, Beaver 4 the Atlanta Braves and the son to make it 1-1. Atlanta-Washington series. I’m drew back-to-back walks on Juab 13, Delta 0 Washington Nationals. the same room. “Bryce and Freddie!” she under no illusions how lopsided Washington reliever Felipe Soccer scores Monday’s season opener But that may have been a messaged. the games will likely be this sea- Rivero before hitting Freeman Grantsville 1, Stansbury 1 featuring the two teams was, good thing, too. “Boo/Yes!!!” I replied. son — the Bravos didn’t win a to load the bases. Park City 2, Union 0 unfortunately, scheduled for When Nationals slugger Then in the fourth inning, game in Washington last season I excitedly chomped on the afternoon while both of us Bryce Harper hit a home run in Daniel Murphy put Washington and are betting heavily on their sunflower seeds. Shawn Kelley were at work and obviously not his first at bat of 2016 against up with another home run to top youngsters in the farm sys- SEE WRAP PAGE B7 ➤ watching the game together in Atlanta Ace Julio Tehran in the make it 2-1. Enter Adonis Garcia tem to be elite in two or three SEE STUCKI PAGE B7 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 5, 2016

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➤ On April 23, 1564, English dramatist and poet William Shakespeare is Mega Maze born in Stratford-on- Avon. While it is impossible to be certain of the exact day of his birth, church records show that he was baptized on April 26, and it was customary to wait three days before baptizing a newborn. ➤ On April 20, 1871, Congress authorizes President Ulysses S. Grant to use military force to suppress the Ku Klux Klan. Founded ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW in 1865 by a group of Confederate veterans, the not impossible, to sell classical KKK engaged in night ter- recordings in the secondary rorist raids against black marketplace. You might con- Americans and white sider donating your collection Republicans. to a charity. ➤ On April 19, 1897, the first • • • Boston Marathon is held. Q: I have a series of 12 Women were not allowed Q: I have a 50-piece set of postcards that were printed to enter the race until ruby glass. Several years ago, I to promote the 1939 New 1972, but in 1966 runner was offered $75 per glass, but York World’s Fair. I have been Roberta “Bobbi” Gibb hid I want to sell the entire set. offered $100, but I do not in the bushes near the Any suggestions? — Marilyn, feel that is enough. — Josie, Sonoma, Calif. Ormond Beach, Florida start until the race began. A: Ruby glass is a flashed A: According to three col- In 1967, Kathrine Switzer glass, deeply red in color, and lectors I consulted, postcards finished even though race was manufactured by numer- from the 1939 World’s Fair are officials tried to physically ous companies beginning dur- fairly common. Your postcards remove her. ing the 1890s and continuing are probably worth between ➤ On April 21, 1918, through the 1940s. Although it $2.50 and $5 each. If you have Manfred von Richthofen, is sometimes confused with red been offered $100 for the set, the German flying ace carnival glass, it is made differ- my advice is to take the money known as “The Red ently and not the same. Values and run. Baron,” is killed by Allied are tricky. It might be a good • • • fire. In a time when 20 air should be to erase the word chew up their owners’ shoes or idea to consult the numer- Q: I have six vintage irons, victories ensured a pilot “defiance” from your vocabu- destroy the living room. ous price guides available and all pre-1900. Whom can I lary. Yes, your mother’s dog Yelling at Fluffy, rubbing monitor ruby glass prices on contact about them? — Betty, legendary status, von (let’s call him “Fluffy”) is his nose in his own mess or eBay. Shreveport, Louisiana Richthofen had downed getting upset when he’s left confining him will not stop the Another suggestion is to con- A: David Irons (yes, that’s his 80 enemy aircraft. He was behind, but he’s not being behavior. His anxiety has to be tact a good appraiser. Although real name) is an expert and can 25 years old. angry or defiant or petulant. addressed. you will pay a nominal fee, you help you determine the value ➤ On April 18, 1945, syn- The term here is “separation Fluffy needs independence will get an expert’s opinion of of your irons. His contact infor- dicated journalist Ernie anxiety,” and many pets suffer training, possibly combined what your collection is worth. mation is dave@ironsantiques. Pyle, America’s most from it. with an anti-anxiety drug. The • • • com; 223 Covered Bridge Road, popular war correspon- Fluffy is very attached to veterinarian is the first step Q: We have a collection of Northhampton, PA 18067; 610- dent, is killed by Japanese your mother. And your mom in the process. An obedience 78-rpm and LP recordings, 262-9335. machine-gun fire on the DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My keeps the dog close by at all trainer can put together a regi- mostly classical. Could you island of Ie Shima in the mother has a 3-year-old mixed times, bringing him along on men that gradually increases provide me with the names of Write to Larry Cox in care Pacific. Pyle always wrote Shi-tzu/poodle. He is very most of her errands, as well as Fluffy’s ability to be left alone. buyers? — Janice, via e-mail of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, spoiled and loves to go with to your house, where she occa- If your mother follows the A: I get questions about older Orlando, FL 32803, or send e- about the experiences of her everywhere. The problem sionally leaves him while she vet’s (or trainer’s) program recordings at least a dozen mail to questionsforcox@aol. enlisted men rather than is that when she leaves him runs out. faithfully, Fluffy will improve times a month, and my answer com. Due to the large volume the battles they partici- (it doesn’t matter what house The length of time she is immensely. And your carpet is always the same: Unless you of mail he receives, Mr. Cox pated in. he’s left at), he leaves a large, gone doesn’t matter. When your will look much, much better. have real rarities, there is little cannot personally answer all ➤ On April 24, 1953, smelly “present.” I can see this mother leaves Fluffy behind, market for older recordings. I reader questions, nor does he Winston Churchill, the is in defiance, but what can we he becomes very anxious. Like Send your questions or tips contacted used record deal- do appraisals. Do not send any British leader who guided do? Please reply; I’m desper- many anxious pets, he engages to [email protected]. ers in Los Angeles, St. Louis, materials requiring return mail. Great Britain and the ate. — C.L, via email in destructive behavior — in Dallas and New York, and I Allies through World War DEAR C.L.: Your first move this case, soiling. Some pets © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. was told that it was difficult, if © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. II, is knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. ➤ On April 22, 1978, the and her baby, and if Carmen’s old hand at voice acting, provid- the titular character, and it will get training help along the way, Blues Brothers make (Roselyn Sanchez) baby that she ing memorable voices for shows be an origin story illustrating from the likes of her mother, their world premiere on gave up for adoption years ago like “Family Guy,” “Archer,” “The the transformation of a young Queen Hippolyta (played by “Saturday Night Live.” Led will resurface. 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And check of Unfortunate Loven Kongsli). and a No. 1 album. back here often, as I am pres- Events” is in pre- Director Patty Jenkins ently setting up interviews with production and defended the look of © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. some of the series’ stars, and I’ll does not yet have a these Amazon warriors to Q: My favorite guilty pleasure be sure to get the scoop on what premiere date. “Entertainment Weekly”: “I, as is watching “Devious Maids.” will happen for season four. • • • a woman, want Wonder Woman Please tell me that it has been • • • Q: With all of to be hot as hell, fight badass If it happens here, renewed! — Kellie T., via email Q: I love the hilarious and these superhero and look great at the same time read about it here. A: I am happy to report that talented Patrick Warburton, movies coming — the same way men want awesomely campy, sudsy night- especially his new show, out, I’d love to Superman to have huge pecs TOOELETRANSCRIPT time soap — which airs on “Crowded.” What else can I know if there are and an impractically big body. BULLETIN Lifetime — will indeed be back see him on? — Natalie F., via plans for a big- That makes them feel like the for a rip-roaring fourth season. Facebook screen version of hero they want to be. And my Subscribe 435-882-0050 After all, we need to know if A: Patrick, who is known for “Wonder Woman.” hero, in my head, has really long Adrian (Tom Irwin) and Evelyn his booming voice and deadpan It’s time for some legs. (Rebecca Wisocky) survived that humor, is a busy man these girl power! — horrible explosion, which killed days. Aside from “Crowded,” Delia F., Atlanta Write to Cindy at King baddie Sabastien (Gilles Marini) he will lend his vocal talents to A: “Wonder Features Weekly Service, and mostly good-guy Michael the Netflix animated series “A Woman” is indeed 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, (Brett Cullen), if Rosie (Dania Series of Unfortunate Events” coming to the sil- FL 32803; or e-mail her at Ramirez) will get Spence (Grant as Lemony Snicket. Warburton ver screen, but not [email protected]. Show) back from the evil Peri joins Neil Patrick Harris, Malina until June 23, 2017. (Mariana Klaveno), what will Weissman and Louis Hyne. As The action flick © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. Judy Reyes happen with Zoila (Judy Reyes) I’m sure you know, Patrick is an stars Gal Gadot as ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

1. Zero 6. Montreal 2. “The Phantom of 7. Boise the Opera” 8. Vin Diesel 3. When there are two 9. Calorie full moons in the 10. Whitney Houston same month 4. Raymond Burr © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. 5. Edith Wharton TUESDAY April 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 TELL ME A STORY ‘The Tengu’s Magic Cape’

(A Japanese Tale) “It will!” the tengu insisted. adapted by Amy Friedman and Kei shrugged and handed the bamboo to the illustrated by Meredith Johnson tengu, and the tengu handed him the cape. The tengu looked through the end of the bam- rom the time Kei was a small boy, he had boo, but saw nothing. He looked harder, still noth- heard stories of the tengu. The creatures ing. He was embarrassed. Perhaps he was doing Finhabited the mountain forests not far from something wrong. But no matter how he tried, he Kyoto, where he lived. Kei had never seen a tengu, saw nothing. but he knew they were disruptive creatures with Finally, he turned around to ask Kei how to work red faces and long, beaklike noses. They had wings the bamboo. and carried fans called ha-uchiwa, which they But Kei was long gone. He’d put the cape on the sometimes used to stir up wild winds. They said the moment he got it, and, becoming invisible, he ran tengu could possess people, too, and most of the back down the mountain. boys feared them. When he reached the city, Kei ran directly to the But as Kei grew older, he grew more mischievous, bakeshop. When he walked in, no one saw him. He and instead of being afraid, he grew more curious began to eat sweet after sweet, and no one noticed of the tengu. One day he heard a story he could a thing! At last he was so full, he could barely move. not forget about a famous tengu, the ghost of an Happy with his full belly and his magical cape, he emperor, who owned a magical cape that could went home and fell fast asleep. make him invisible. Kei began to long for that cape, When he woke the next morning, he was still and he thought constantly about how he might steal grinning, thinking of all the tricks he could play it away. dressed in his cape. He reached to put it on, but it After many months, he came up with what he was gone. He ran into the kitchen looking for his knew was a brilliant plan. So one beautiful spring mother. day, Kei hiked up into the mountains in search of “Mother?” Kei wailed. “Did you see the cape I was the tengu and the hiding cape. When he reached the wearing last night? I can’t find it!” top of the mountain, he saw a group of tengu not far “Oh, that thing?” his mother said, waving away away. He immediately took a bamboo rod and held his concern. “It was so old and ratty, I burned it.” it to his eyes. He began to ooh and ah. “What are you talking about?” Kei cried, running “I see everything,” Kei cried. “I can see all the vil- to the fire. There he found the last remnants of his lages and cities near and far through this rod!” cape turning to ash. He nearly wept, but then he Naturally, the tengu heard him. For a long time, had an idea. He quickly spread the ashes all over his they stared at the boy who was staring through the body. Just as he had thought, those ashes made him bamboo rod. invisible! At last the tengu with the hiding cape stepped His mother, busily cooking, hadn’t noticed. forward and called out, “Let me see!” His voice was He quickly ran to the city, toward the governor’s ferocious, and his eyes gleamed, but Kei wasn’t mansion. He had heard there would be a great party afraid. He was too busy planning his life with that that day. Sure enough, there was a feast. He set to magical cape. work eating all he could. Kei looked at the tengu and said, “I’ll let you look Of course, no one could see him, but after a while through my magical bamboo, but what will you give people began noticing the food that was disappear- me in return?” ing from trays and cups floating in the air. turned to see what was going on, two eyes over the figure. The tengu said, “I’ll let you wear my hiding cape,” “It’s a ghost,” they whispered in a panic. “There’s appeared, and then a foot. Kei was so busy eating And there stood Kei, exposed for all to see, look- and he lifted it up in the air. “No one will see you.” a ghost here.” that he didn’t even notice the ashes were falling ing like a fool with his mouth stuffed with food. He “That dirty thing?” Kei said, though secretly he Just as the guests were about to make their from his body. raced outside and ran all the way home. was pleased. “That couldn’t possibly make me invis- escape, a nose appeared in the air. The governor called his guards. When they saw That day he learned a humiliating lesson: Never ible.” “Look!” one of the women cried. As people what was happening, they poured a pitcher of water tangle with a tengu.

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This class is for all children 0-5 years game license that is validated upon Fri 10-2. Our office is closed on Tues. Baby blankets needed Old Town settlers were mostly famres Life’s Worth Living Foundation Tooele old. Please come and enjoy the fun. For completion of the class. For more infor- (435) 882-3860. St. Marguerite Pre- Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- and shop owners and were descendents Suicide support group every third more information, call (435) 833-1934 mation, call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan K-8th Grade Elementary School (435) ery at Mountain West Medical Center. of Mormon pioneers. Despite the divi- Thursday at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located Senior Center ext. 1410. We are located at West at 882-6795. 882-0081. We are located on the corner Blankets should be new and in good sions, Sterling Harris has a goal to at 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you The senior center is for the enjoyment of Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, of 7th St. and Vine. condition. Homemade blankets are achieve. He wants his football team to struggle with suicidal thoughts or have all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- Tooele. Please enter through the south Gardening also accepted if new. Donations can win a championship. Our meeting will lost a loved one to suicide, please plan ing activities include bridge, pinochle, side doors. Brit-Ammi Kahal be turned in to the volunteer desk at begin April 12 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele on attending. Please go on Facebook bingo, exercise program, line dancing, Covenant People Assembly are teach- Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. County Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine and like our page to keep current with wood carving, Wii games, watercolor Kindergarten Readiness Spring Garden Expo ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Main St. in Tooele. Call Diane at (435) St. in Tooele. Park in the rear of the our latest news and events. Contact us class, movies and health classes. The Tooele Family Center-PIRC is offer- Want to take your gardening skills to faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at 843-3691 with any questions. building and enter through the back on that page. lifesworthlivingfoundation. Meals on Wheels available for home- ing a free weekly workshop for both par- the next level? Then plan to attend the 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call door. Members and guests are welcom. bound. Lunch served weekdays. For age ent and child. Your child will participate Spring Garden Expo on Saturday, April (435) 843-5444 for more information. come. If you would like to join our orga- 60 and above, suggested donation is in a preschool, introducing skills that 9 at 10 a.m. Learn about irrigation sys- Moose Lodge nization, our dues are only $10 a year. DAV Chapter 20 $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. are needed for kindergarten, while par- tems, landscape design, container plant- Bible Baptist Church The DAV will hold its monthly executive Transportation available to the store or ents participate in a class that will give ing, apples, onions, and roses. Keynote We would like to invite you to a good Meals at the Lodge committee meeting from 7-8 p.m. on old-fashioned revival with some blue- doctor visits for residents in the Tooele them tips and ideas of how to make is Dale Thurber, PhD — “The Philosophy Friday and Saturday night dinners will Groups and events the second Thursday of each month at grass music and old-fashioned preach- and Grantsville areas. For transporta- their child’s education years successful. of Gardening.” $5 registration begins at be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). ing every night at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist tion information call (435) 843-4102. Your child must be four years old and 9:30 AM at the USU Extension Office, night dinners include clam chowder or Local author seeks photos The general membership meeting Church, located at 286 N. 7th Street in For more information about the Tooele beginning kindergarten in the 2016-17 151 N. Main, Tooele. For more info, con- homemade soup, and/or fish baskets A local author and historian is seeking will meet on the third Thursday from Tooele. Contact Pastor Sinner at (435) center, call (435) 843-4110. school year. Spring session available tact Jay Cooper at 435-830-1447. (halibut, shrimp), or chicken strips. original photographs of Saltaire, Black 7:30-8:30 p.m. The DAV is looking for 840-2152. April 20-May 11. For more information, Saturday night dinners include 12-ounce Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, volunteer drivers — no DAV membership Tooele Arts Festival call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are Garden Tour ribeye or T-bone steak with choice of as well as any similar turn-of-the-century is required. Will need a VA physical. The Tooele Arts Festival is looking for located at West Elementary School, Save the date — the 18th Annual Spring Mountain View Baptist Church attractions and resorts for an upcoming We would like to invite you to discover baked potato/fries, salad and roll; Call commander Curtis G. Beckstrom additional committee members to help 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Garden Tour is coming on Saturday, book project. Those who wish to contrib- what God’s plan and purpose is for halibut or salmon steak with choice of at (435) 840-0547 or adjutant Ross plan and execute another successful through the south side doors. June 11. This year’s Tour will feature 12 ute information or photographs of these your life. The Bible contains all of the baked potato or fries, salad and roll, Curley at (801) 641-9121 and leave a festival. The committee is made up of beautiful yardscapes across the Tooele parks should contact Emma Penrod answers for life’s questions. Come or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked message. several volunteers who usually meet Exchange students Valley. For more info, contact Jay Cooper potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals at [email protected]. Contributions ASSE International Student Exchange and join us this Sunday for our adult weekly from February through mid-June. at 435-830-1447 or visit www.annual- are for a reasonable price. No orders will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Health Department and Aging Programs (ASSE), in cooperation with Bible study and graded Sunday School The time commitment increases in June. gardentour.info. are taken after 8:45. Daily lunch spe- released pictorial history book. There is Services hours Tooele County high schools, is looking which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship Please contact the festival director at cials are available at the lodge from 11 no such thing as too many photographs The Tooele County Health Department for local families to host boys and girls Tooele County Beekeepers service begins at 11 a.m. We also have [email protected] if you are a.m. After purchase of 10 (ten) meals as the author needs a minimum of 160 and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- between the ages of 15 to 18 from a a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 interested in contributing to a fun and Club either Friday/Saturday nights you get photographs, and any help is greatly tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 variety of countries: Norway, Denmark, p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 worthwhile community event. Are you a beekeeper and want to share a free one. If you have more than four appreciated. p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m.-noon. Spain, Italy, Japan, to name a few. ASSE p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs what you know or learn from others? Are people in your party, please call ahead Check out our calendar on our main students are enthusiastic and excited to and let us pray together for God’s help. Books for the Whole Family you not a beekeeper but want to find if to ensure the cook can plan better. For Tooele Valley Flute Choir page for holiday hours and closures. For Donated children’s books and paper- experience American culture while they Mountain View Baptist Church meets at it’s for you? Then join the Tooele County members and their guests only. The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks more information, call (435) 277-2301. backs are for sale for 25 cents, and practice their English. They also love to Beekeepers Club. Visit Facebook.com, the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite members interested in our inaugural hardcovers are being sold for $1 from share their own culture and language search for “tooele county beekeeper,” 2C. Join us. Entertainment effort to raise the profile of local flau- TC Squares — Square and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Fridays and 11 a.m.- with their host families. To become an then ask to join. Watch for more infor- Stansbury Park Baptist Church On Saturday, April 9, a live band will tists. If you love to play the flute and Line Dancing 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City ASSE Host Family or to find out how to mation on meeting dates and project want to grow your musical horizons, Please join us each Sunday morning at perform from 7-11 p.m. Come out and “Friendship Set to Music” — Come Library. All proceeds go back to the become involved with ASSE in your com- days beginning in the next month. For please join us! All levels of skill and 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible dance and have a great meal from our join TC Squares for a fun night out with library for projects and programs. munity, please call the ASSE Western more info, contact Jay Cooper at 435- experience welcome. Contact Emma at Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse menu. For members and their guests square and line dancing. We line dance Regional Office at 1-800-733-2773 or [email protected]. 830-1447 or [email protected]. only. between square dance tips and have Grave decorations go to www.host.asse.com to begin your (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For a great time. The cost is $2 for ages Tooele City Cemetery has set its host family application. Students are details, please call us at (435) 830- Women of the Moose Tooele Valley Free Masons 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. 8-14, $3 for ages 15-18 and $5 for schedule for grave decorations for eager to learn about their American host Churches The WOTM will be serving a Navajo taco The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet ages 18 and over. Those age 12 and 2016. Decorations are allowed for family, so begin the process of welcom- dinner on Thursday, April 14 starting at the second Friday of each month for First Lutheran Church under must be accompanied by an adult seven days before and seven days ing your new son or daughter today! The Church of Jesus Christ of 5:30 p.m. and continuing until it’s gone. dinner and socializing. If you are inter- First Lutheran Church, on the corner of at all times. We dance at the Clarke N. after St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Mother’s All proceeds will go to the Idaho/Utah ested or have questions please join us Latter-day Saints 7th and Birch, would like to invite you Johnsen Junior High School Cafetorium, Day, Memorial Day, Father’s Day, Moose Association. For members and at the Lodge, located at the corner of To find a meeting house and time of to hear of God’s grace and the love of 2152 N. 400 West in Tooele, on Fridays Independence Day, Pioneer Day, Labor TATC their guests only. The Women of the Settlement Canyon Road and SR-36, or worship for The Church of Jesus Christ Christ, who died to forgive you of your starting at 7 p.m. For more information, Day and Halloween, as well as seven Moose also will hold a fundraiser on give us a call at (435) 277-0087. of Latter-day Saints, go to mormon.org sins and attain salvation on your behalf. contact Woody or Roberta at (435) 850- days before and seven days after the Barbering Program April 16 focusing on the Kentucky Derby. and click the “Find a Meetinghouse” link Worship is at 10 a.m. each Sunday. 2441 or (801) 349-5992, or visit our anniversary of death and seven days TATC offers a standalone barbering Please wear your favorite hat and come Tooele Valley Family History or contact (435) 850-2037. Sunday school and adult Bible class at website at TCSquares.com. We hope to before and seven days after the birthday program in our Cosmetology/Barbering have a mint julep. For members and Center 11:15 a.m. see you there! of the deceased. department. This program is only 1,000 Berean Full Gospel Church their guests only. Research your ancestors free with hours and will prepare you for the We invite you to discover how God’s New Life Christian Fellowship trained FamilySearch volunteers at the Caregiver Support Group Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run Utah/PSI Cosmetologist/Barber exam. Word can transform your life and provide New officer installation Tooele Valley Family History Center, The Kiwanis 5K Fourth of July Freedom We invite you to worship and serve Join us the third Monday of each month Barbers specialize in cutting, styling and you with the answers for questions and The new officers’ installation will be 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone (435) Run is coming up. Register early for a Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical trimming hair for men and women as for problems you may be struggling to held April 15. The men’s installation 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday discount. Go to www.tooelekiwanis.com food pantry is open from noon to 3 Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. well as shaving and maintaining facial overcome. Come join us this Sunday will be held at 5 p.m. and the women’s through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to register for the race or give a dona- p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 The Tooele County Health Department’s hair for men. Enroll today! (435) 248- morning for our 10 a.m. worship service installation will follow at 6 p.m. Please Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. tion. The Tooele Kiwanis Club meets E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Aging Services program is the sponsor 1800 or visit tatc.edu. where we will assemble in praise, share come out and meet your new men’s and Wednesday evenings by appointment for lunch every Tuesday at noon in the women and men are also available for these Alzheimer’s Association’s testimonies and explore worship in ways women’s officers. only. Special classes offered regularly. boardroom at Tooele Applied Technology every week. Sunday services are at our Caregiver Support Groups. The groups Commercial Driver’s License that strive to highlight the greatness of Call the center for more information. College. For more information, call Mike Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and Mid-year conference are designed to provide emotional, Program God. After our morning praise and wor- 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out more Fields at (435) 840-4604. The Idaho/Utah Moose mid-year confer- Take Off Pounds Sensibly educational and social support for care- Now enrolling for CDL. Join us for a ship time, we enter into a one-hour Bible by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. ence will be held April 21-24 at the If you are struggling with your weight, givers. They help participants develop comprehensive six-week course that will Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday NLOT.org. Boys and Girls Club Summer Twin Falls, Idaho lodge. Please plan on you don’t need to travel the road alone. methods and skills to solve problems. teach you everything you need to know mornings at 635 N. Main St. (Phil’s The meetings encourage caregivers to Club to pass the CDL test. Cost of program Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 for more Tooele Christian Fellowship attending. TOPS can help you achieve your goals Registration is open now. Cost is $400 and support you in your journey. We maintain their own personal, physical is only $2,225. You will receive 80 information. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship and emotional health, as well as opti- for the entire summer or $375 if paid hours driving time and get one-on-one Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 provide accountability through weekly in full by May 1, 2016. $200 is due at Eagles weigh-ins and support and encourage- mally care for the person with dementia. training from our experienced instructor. Tooele First Baptist Church N. Main, former Stowes Family Music Questions call 435-277-2456. time of registration. The monthly rate is What is it that God would have us do? ment in a non-judgmental environment. Classes start soon so register today! building. For more information, call Sunday breakfasts $250. The summer club includes field (435) 248-1800 or visit tatc.edu. How should we be treating one another? (435) 224-3392 or www.tooelechristian- TOPS is open to all men, women, teens Free educational series trips, arts and crafts, swimming, aca- There is a breakfast served each Of all the important things, which is fellowship.org. Parking and entrance in and preteens. There are now two TOPS Are you helping aging parents or car- demic enrichment, a computer lab and Sunday from 9 a.m.-noon. There is a Nail Technician Program most important? Join us in worship on back of building. chapters in Tooele to accommodate your ing for your spouse or a sibling? Come more. The club runs from June 8-Aug. special every Sunday for $5 per person Now enrolling. You can finish and get Sundays at 11 a.m. and explore those schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday learn some practical tips for caregiving 12, 2016, and is open to children age and you can order off the menu for $7 licensed and start making money in questions from the Bible. First Baptist Tooele First Assembly at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. Friday, April 8, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele 6-11. Breakfast is served until 9 a.m., per person or $3 for seniors who order as little as four months at a low cost. Church — 580 S. Main St., Tooele Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., Applied Technology College (TATC). Dave and morning and afternoon snacks are very few items or for kids age 11 and The nail program hours are Monday- — 882-2048 Childcare and Children’s worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at Parke of Home Instead Senior Care will provided daily. Bring your own healthy under. The breakfast includes one glass Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Call us (435) Church. Escuela dominical a las 2 p.m., y el ser- (435) 830-1150 for information. UT 365 be sharing “how to” techniques you snack lunch. Space is limited, so sign of juice or milk and coffee with refills. 248-1800 or stop by 88 S. Tooele Blvd. vicio general a las 3 p.m. Services are Tooele meets Saturday at the Bit n Spur can employ in your own home. Lunch up today. You can sign up at the Dow Bad beer is available and the food is United Methodist Church held at 127 N. 7th Street. Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 North. Weigh-in will be provided. Seating is limited. James Building, 438 W. 400 North, Tooele United Methodist Church ser- delicious. Public invited. from 9-9:30 a.m., and the meeting is at Please call (435) 277-2457 to reserve Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m. For Education vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. Tooele Springs Calvary Chapel 9:30 a.m. This chapter will meet occa- a seat. Program is sponsored by Tooele more information, call (435) 843-5719. Please check our website, tooelecumc. A verse-by-verse study of God’s word. Steak nights sionally at a private residence, so call County Aging Services and the Caregiver Free developmental evaluation org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Sunday service at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 On April 8, the dinner special is a 5- ahead for the exact location. Call Lisa Advisory Council. DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers 1349. We are located at 78 E. Utah a.m. Wednesday night Bible study and piece shrimp dinner for $11. The steak at (435) 882-1442 or (435) 830-5651 Grantsville a variety of services to families with Ave. in Tooele. youth groups at 7 p.m. Men’s, women’s night for April 15 is canceled. On April for information. TOPS is a nonprofit 22, the special is a half-and-half — a Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of infants and toddlers from birth to age and couple’s Bible studies. Hunting organization. See the TOPS website at the Month Family History Center 3. Individualized services are available Church of Christ and equestrian fellowship ministries six-ounce sirloin and three shrimp for www.tops.org. The Stansbury Art and Lit Chamber Greet your ancestors free at the to enhance development in communica- During Jesus’ sermon on the mount He available. Child care provided at all $10. On April 29, the special is a ribeye Wall Gallery artist for the month of April Grantsville Family History Center, 117 tion, motor development, cognition, said: “Not everyone who says to Me, services. For more information, check steak for $16. Tooele Gem and Mineral is Melissa Clark. Fifteen years ago, E. Cherry St. All are welcome, with social/emotional development, self-help ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of out our Facebook page or visit www. Auxiliary meeting Society Melissa discovered scherenchitte, or consultants there to assist you. Open skills and health concerns. Contact us heaven, but he who does the will of tooelesprings.org. To hear Bible teach- The second meeting of the Auxiliary will Our club meets the third Tuesday of paper cutting. She felt drawn to the Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday for a free developmental evaluation at My Father who is in heaven will enter. ing, download our mobile app. 47 N. be held Monday, April 18, 2016, at 7:30 the month from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the bold shapes and lines of the art, which through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 (435) 833-0725. 22 Many will say to Me on that day, Main Street, (435) 962-9427. p.m. The change is due to the GMP’s Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- reminder her of ancient Greek pottery. to 9 p.m. ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in ence room located at 47 E. Vine Street, GED Dates Your name, and in Your name cast out Adult religion class visit to Utah on April 25, 2016. She has found it a stimulating challenge Senior Center Tooele. Come learn about rocks, to reduce images to their simplest black The upcoming dates for the GED are demons, and in Your name perform The Grantsville West Stake’s Adult Planning meeting minerals and ways to craft with them The senior center is for the enjoyment April 7 and 14, May 4 and 12 and June many [n]miracles?’ 23 And then I will Religion Class, Jesus Christ and the and white shapes while maintaining The planning meeting will be on and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, 1 and 3. Those who are interested in declare to them, ‘I never knew you; Everlasting Gospel, taught by Matt the integrity of the original shape. Her Tuesday, April 19, 2016, at 6 p.m. All Membership $10/year. Email TooeleGe call (435) 884-3446. Activities include taking the GED need to register online depart from Me, you who practice law- Lawrence, will be Wednesday, Jan. 6- artwork is unique and thought-provoking, officers of the Aerie and Auxiliary are [email protected]. Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, at GED.com. The test is $30 for each lessness.’” (Mt 7:21-23). Do you know April 13, 2016 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the and will be available for the public to encouraged to attend to plan the activi- ceramics, pinochle, movies and wood module or $120 for all four areas. what God’s will is for your life? — Mark Grantsville Seminary, 115 E. Cherry St., view at the Tooele County Chamber of ties for May and June 2016. Mood disorder support group carving, etc. Meals on Wheels available The GED is offered at the Community Fitzgerald. Bible study is Wednesday at Grantsville, Utah. Tuition is $22.50 per Do you or someone you love have a Commerce, 153 S. Main, during their for homebound. Lunch served week- Learning Center, located at 211 S. 7 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m. Worship course or $2.50 per lecture. Register at Auxiliary nominations for new mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation regular business hours. days. For age 60 and above, suggested Tooele Blvd., Tooele, Utah. is Sunday at 11 a.m. The Tooele Church the door at the first class. officers offers help, hope and healing. Please Parkinson’s Disease Support donation is $3. For those under age 60, of Christ is located at 430 W. Utah Ave. join us for support group sessions every The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 will cost is $5. Transportation available to Dump Your Debt! in Tooele. The office phone number is Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New Group nominate the new officers for 2016-17 the store or doctor visits for residents Join this free 10-week debt reduction (435) 882-4642. Charity Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease at the regular meeting to be held on in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For program sponsored by USU Extension! Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at can be overwhelming for the newly Monday, April 18, 2016. Any member transportation information, call (435) You will do it at home — receiving a Cornerstone Baptist Tooele Children’s Justice 841-9903. diagnosed. Tooele has a support group 843-4102. weekly email “how to reduce debt” Passion for God, compassion for people in good standing who is interested in for persons with Parkinson’s Disease Center holding an office will have to be pres- message with a link to a short edu- at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Tooele Family Al-Anon and their caregivers. You can learn how ent at the meeting or send a letter Daughters of Utah Pioneers cational video. Attached to the video (435) 882-6263. Come as you are this need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele others are coping with PD and how to The DUP is seeking any family histories, of acceptance for a particular office. and email will be helpful worksheets Sunday, where you can hear a message and snacks. We appreciate all dona- Pioneer Museum, in the basement at live well. We meet the third Friday of photographs, books, stories or vintage Nominations will cease at the meeting. such as a debt inventory list for you to from the Bible and meet new friends. tions. For inquiries or drop-off call (435) the back of the building. For questions each month from 1-2 p.m. at TATC, artifacts (before 1900) to display at fill out. Register by emailing darlene. Service times: Bible study (for all ages) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. Aerie nominations for new or more information, please call Allene Tooele Applied Technology College, 88 our DUP Grantsville Museum, located [email protected] by April 11. 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; at (435) 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, at 378 W. Clark St. (in the basement Questions? Please call or text 435-840- evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- United Methodist dinner officers 884-0825 or (435) 241-9200. call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at of the J. Reuben Clark Farmhouse 4404. dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided Tooele United Methodist Church offers The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 will nomi- (435) 840-3683. across from the Grantsville Cemetery). for all services, and children’s church a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee nate the new officers for 2016-17 at the Alcoholics Anonymous For more information, call Ellen Yates Fun Hands-On Healthy Cooking during morning worship. WiseGuys and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and regular meeting to be held on Thursday, Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the Envision Scout Camp at (435) 884-0253 or Coralie Lougey Class Program during evening worship. dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. All are April 28, 2016. Any member in good Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. The 2016 Envision Scout Camp is look- at (435) 884-3832. Visit www.grants- Join us for this fun hands-on cook- welcome. standing who is interested in holding For more information, contact Lance ing for interested Scouters from July villedupmuseum.com or www.explore- ing class on Tuesday, April 26 and Mountain of Faith Lutheran an office will have to be present at the at (435) 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) 4-9 at Hinckley Scout Ranch. There tooele.com. Thursday, April 28 from 6-9 p.m. Plan We’re a healthy, growing congregation The Tooele Valley Resource meeting or send a letter of acceptance 694-2624. will be Woodbadge — advanced adult to attend both sessions. Come hungry who welcomes newcomers and reaches for a particular office. Nominations will leader training for all scout programs, Grantsville Irrigation Center and bring an apron if you’d like. Cost out to those in need. Join us for worship The Tooele Valley Resource Center, cease at the meeting. Food Addicts in Recovery family camp — spouses and children The water should be on by April 15 is $5 for both classes. Pre-register and Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. now sharing a building with the Tooele Anonymous age 18 months and older enjoy an so please make sure your valves are pay before Monday, April 26 at http:// Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God County Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Are you having trouble controlling the exciting outdoor experience and youth closed. We will begin reading the Elks tooelehealthycooking.eventbrite.com with respect without taking ourselves too is currently in need of donations. Please way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery programs; NYLT Silver Moccasin, On meters on May 30, so anything used or at the USU Extension office at 151 seriously. Check us out on Facebook by consider donating items such as deodor- Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step Belay and Ranger Trek. For more before then will not count toward your Friday night dinners N. Main in Tooele from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, recovery program for anyone suffering information, contact Kirk McDougal at allotment. Agricultural users have been Dinner will be served each Friday night Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m.- Church. Please join us for meaningful toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, from food addiction. Meetings are held [email protected] or call (801) issued two use or lose turns to be used from 6-9 p.m. The menu includes halibut noon on Fridays. Classes will be held worship that is also casual and relaxed. combs and brushes. Cash is also every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer 966-4100. by May 30. Please contact the office at for $17; shrimp for $12.50; steak and at 151 N. Main in the Tooele County For more information, call (435) 882- welcomed. Those who receive services Museum, 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter (435) 884-3451 with questions. Like us shrimp for $12.50; fish and chips for Tooele Valley Country Players Health Building kitchen. Questions? 7291. include individuals or families in crisis, at the north back entrance. For more on Facebook for updates on the system. $10.50, chicken breast for $10.50 or We meet and play for each of the four Call or text Darlene at 435-840-4404. the homeless and families at risk of information, call Millicent at (435) 882- St. Barnabas’ Episcopal soup and salad for $7. All items above assisted living nursing homes in Tooele Sponsored by USU Extension and Live becoming homeless. For more informa- 7094 or Denise at (435) 830-1835 or Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- include your choice of baked potato, County. From 3:30-4:30 p.m. each Fit Tooele County. tion, call (435) 566-5938 or fax (435) visit www.foodaddicts.org. Everyone is Stansbury Park rament followed by fellowship. Sunday French fries or rice pilaf and soup or Tuesday and Thursday, we are at one of 843-0244. welcome to attend. Budget 101 mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ salad bar. these homes. We are looking for fiddle Restoration at Benson Get control of your money with this free Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, First Baptist Food Pantry Tooele County Aging and guitar players and singers to add Gristmill class! This 1 1/2-hour class will help Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Meetings Tooele County Aging is looking for to our group. If you are interested, call Lodge meetings are held the second The Historic Benson Gristmill you with the tools you’ll need to set up [email protected]. Web at offering an emergency food pantry to volunteers to help us meet the needs Jay Flanders at (435) 882-4278 or Thiel and fourth Tuesday of every month. Restoration Committee is seeking a budget — and tips to follow it. To get www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are meet the needs of our community. The of seniors in the community. Many “Tilly” Peck at (435) 224-4807. House committee meetings are held donations from individuals, groups, and the most of out the class bring your God’s beloved child, beautifully created food pantry is available for emergency seniors require assistance and need every third Tuesday of the month. All Pearl and Lace Mothers’ Day businesses to help with restoration income and debt information. You will in God’s own image. Whatever your his- needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays rides to doctors or other health profes- members are welcome and encouraged efforts and the operation of the historic not need to share this info with anyone tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at sionals. Rides help seniors live more Boutique to attend. Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to — it is just for you to use. Classes the Episcopal Church welcomes you. 580 S. Main Street. For information call independent lives. Call (435) 843-4114 This event will take place April 15 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at the New Life Youth Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, 47 are offered each month — starting (435) 882-2048. Cinco de Mayo party for more information. The Grantsville S. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074. For with April 19 from 10-11:30 a.m. The Spanish services and Tooele Senior Centers also are in Center, located at Main and Vine streets Tooele Elks Lodge 1673 will host a more information contact Mark (435) next class is May 17 from 6:30-8 p.m. La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele The Tooele County Food Bank need of volunteers. For more informa- in Tooele. Cinco de Mayo party on Thursday, May 241-0065. Classes held at USU Extension at 151 le invita a sus servicios en español tion about volunteering at the Grantsville & Grantsville Emergency Food 5 at 6 p.m. Join us for great food, great N Main. Register by the Monday before los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los domingos Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For Pantry fun and great friends. by emailing darlene.christensen@usu. a las 2 p.m. We invite you to their volunteering at the Tooele Center, call The Tooele County Food Bank and Schools edu or call/text 435-840-4404. Spanish services on Thursday at 6 p.m. Debbie at (435) 843-4103. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry Tooele County Story and Craft Hour Hunter Education church that focuses in the word of God are in need of canned meats, soups, Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Utah Hunter Education courses will take rather than the emotions. God loves you pasta and any non-perishable foods. We Historical Society Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy place April 12, 14, 19, 20 and 21 from and he wants to reveal himself to you. are accepting donations for Pathways Bulletin Board Policy the adventures of books and make fun 6-9 p.m. at the Tooele County Health Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Women’s and Children’s Shelter (victims Monthly meeting If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript- crafts. For more information, call (435) Building, located at 151 N. Main St. in Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. of domestic abuse). They are in need of The Tooele County Historical Society will Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to dvaughan@tooeletranscript. socks, underwear, blankets for twin beds, 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are located at Tooele. The range day will be April 23. feature author Chad Robert Parker, who com. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organi- St. Marguerite hygiene products (hairspray, hair gel, body West Elementary School, 451 W. 300 State law requires students to attend will review his book, “Sterling Bridge.” zations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should all sessions of class. All students must St. Marguerite Catholic Community wash, nail polish and remover), toys. As a newly hired football coach, Sterling South, Tooele. Please enter through the contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or south side doors. purchase a Hunter Education voucher welcomes you to worship with us. Our Anything will be appreciated. Underwear Harris needs to recruit players for his for $10 from a license agent/vendor liturgy schedule is as follows: Saturday and socks must be new. Other items can team. The town is divided. New Town less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement Free Preschool Hour before attending a class. Bring the Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m. be gently used. Please help us help our was a settlement of miners and smelter will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele voucher to the first class and give to (Spanish), 11 a.m. Daily Mass (M-Fri) community. Drop boxes are located in the workers. They came from many different department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity the instructor. The voucher includes all 9 a.m. Confessions 4-4:45 p.m. on Intermountain Staffing Office, 7 South countries, spoke different languages the day prior to the desired publication date. hour of learning, singing and creating. costs for the class and includes a small Saturday or by appt. Office hours, M- Main Street #203, Tooele, UT 84074. and attended different churches. The TUESDAY April 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, April 14, 2016 in the Grants- ville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grants- ville Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLE- GIANCE PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed conditional use permit application for Christina Peabody at 313 South Saddle Road for a home occupation consisting of a dog grooming business. b. Proposed conditional use permit application for Chris Trowbridge at 1088 West Fox Hollow Drive for a home occupation consisting of a metal art business using a plasma cutter. c. Proposed conditional use permit application for Aleta Garn at 442 West Richard Street for a home occupation consisting of a craft and decor business. d. Proposed conditional use permit application for Ernie and Shawndi DRAFT FINDING OF Beacham at 628 South NO SIGNIFICANT IM- Quirk Street for a home PACT BOEING COM- occupation consisting of MERCIAL SPACE a dance studio. TRANSPORT U.S. e. Proposed conditional ARMY DUGWAY use permit application PROVING GROUND, for Liz and Mike Smith at DUGWAY, UTAH 103 South Hale Street Pursuant to the National for a home occupation Environmental Policy Act consisting of bird trap (NEPA) of 1969 and the building business. Council on Environmen- f. Proposed General tal Quality regulations Plan amendment for (40 CFR Sec. Sharkol Inc. at 1851 1500-1508) implement- North SR138 for 160 ing the procedural provi- acres to go from a “Rural sions of NEPA, the U.S. Residential – 1” designa- Army gives notice that tion to an “Industrial” an Environmental As- designation. sessment (EA) has been g. Proposed rezoning of prepared for test opera- 119.34 acres of land at tions for the Boeing 1831 North SR138 for Commercial Space Sharkol Inc. to go from a Transport (CST) at U.S. MG zone to a MG-EX Army Dugway Proving zone. Ground (DPG), Utah. h. Proposed rezoning of The EA is incorporated 0.36 acres of land at 84 by reference. Based on (Rear) West Main Street the EA it has been deter- for Robert Jalbert to go mined that an environ- from a CS zone to a mental impact statement RM-15 zone. is not required. i. Proposed minor subdi- PROPOSED ACTION vision for Justin and Jen- AND ALTERNATIVES nifer Littledike dividing The Proposed Action is 20.14 acres of land from to smooth landing area one (1) lot into two (2) terrain, support drop PUBLIC NOTICE lots at 500 North Cooley tests, and support land- Notice is hereby given Street in the A-10 zone. ing tests of the Boeing that the Grantsville City j. Proposed minor subdi- CST. Test trials are ex- Planning Commission vision for Kathryn and pected to be conducted will hold a regular meet- David Christensen divid- starting in May 2016 and ing on Thursday, April ing 11.75 acres of land running through Decem- 14, 2016 in the Grants- from one (1) lot into four ber 2017. All test activi- ville City Hall Council (4) lots at 630 North ties would be conducted Chambers at 429 E. Burmester Road in the on DPG. The No Action Main Street in Grants- RR-2.5 and MD zones. Alternative was evalu- ville Utah, which meeting IMMEDIATELY FOL- ated in the EA. Three al- shall begin promptly at LOWING PUBLIC ternative test sites were 7:00 p.m. HEARINGS THE MEET- considered and subse- CALL TO ORDER AND ING WILL OFFICIALLY quently eliminated from PLEDGE OF ALLE- BE CALLED TO ORDER further analysis. GIANCE BY CHAIRMAN, ROB- FINDINGS PUBLIC HEARINGS: BIE PALMER. The following para- a. Proposed conditional 1. Consideration of a graphs summarize the use permit application C.U.P. for Christina Pea- anticipated environ- for Christina Peabody at body at 313 South Sad- mental impacts from im- 313 South dle Road for a home oc- plementing the Proposed Saddle Road for a home cupation consisting of a Action. occupation consisting of dog grooming business. Air Resources. There a dog grooming busi- 2. Consideration of a would be short-term tem- ness. C.U.P. for Chris Trow- porary increases in b. Proposed conditional bridge at 1099 West Fox dust-up pollutants from use permit application Hollow Drive for a home drop and landing activi- for Chris Trowbridge at occupation consisting of ties and a negligible in- 1088 West Fox Hollow a metal art business us- crease in vehicle emis- Drive for a home occu- ing a plasma cutter. sions. No long-term or pation consisting of a 3. Consideration of a significant impacts would metal art business using C.U.P. for Aleta Garn at occur. a plasma 442 West Richard Street Geological Resources. cutter. for a home occupation The proposed action in- c. Proposed conditional consisting of a craft and volves limited use of use permit application decor business. off-road vehicles on ex- for Aleta Garn at 442 4. Consideration of a isting terrain. It is not an- West Richard Street for C.U.P. for Ernie and ticipated that the action a home occupation con- Shawndi Beacham at would significantly im- sisting of a craft and de- 628 South Quirk Street pact the geology of the cor business. for a home occupation test area. d. Proposed conditional consisting of a dance Water Resources. Water use permit application studio. resources are scarce in for Ernie and Shawndi 5. Consideration of a this high desert environ- Beacham at 628 South C.U.P. for Liz and Mike ment and no significant Quirk Street for a home Smith at 103 South Hale impacts to water quality occupation consisting of Street for a home occu- or quantity would result a dance studio. pation consisting of a from the Boeing CST e. Proposed conditional bird trap building busi- test. use permit application ness. Biological Resources. for Liz and Mike Smith at 6. Consideration of a Because of the vastness 103 South Hale Street General Plan amend- of similar habitat, any im- for a home occupation ment for Sharkol Inc. at pact from human distur- consisting of bird trap 1851 North SR138 for bance will not be signifi- building business. 160 acres to go from a cant. No federally-listed f. Proposed General “Rural Residential -1” threatened or endan- Plan amendment for designation to an “Indus- gered species are known Sharkol Inc. at 1851 trial” designation. to inhabit the playa habi- North SR138 for 160 7. Consideration of a re- tat and none were identi- acres to go from a “Rural zone of 119.34 acres of fied during field surveys. Residential – 1” designa- land at 1831 North Appropriate mitigation tion to an “Industrial” SR138 for Sharkol Inc. efforts and off-set sur- designation. to go from a MG zone to veys will be conducted to g. Proposed rezoning of a MG-EX zone. comply with the Migra- 119.34 acres of land at 8. Consideration of a re- tory Bird Treaty Act and 1831 North SR138 for zone of 0.36 acres of the Bald and Golden Ea- Sharkol Inc. to go from a land at 84 (Rear) West gle Protection Act. MG zone to a MG-EX Main Street for Robert Cultural Resources and zone. Jalbert to go from a CS Native American Con- h. Proposed rezoning of zone to a RM-15 zone. cerns. Initial surveys 0.36 acres of land at 84 9. Consideration of a mi- identified archaeological (Rear) West Main Street nor subdivision for Justin sites in the drop test site for Robert Jalbert to go and Jennifer Littledike di- that will be avoided. Ad- from a CS zone to a viding 20.14 acres of TUESDAYditional April surveys 5, will2016 be B6 RM-15 zone. TOOELEland TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN from one (1) lot into conducted in the landing i. Proposed minor subdi- two (2) lots at 500 North test site to ensure no ar- vision for Justin and Jen- Cooley Street in the chaeological sites are Homes Financial Public Notices niferPublic Littledike Notices dividing A-10Public zone. Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices disturbed.Public AnNotices archaeo- Services Meetings 20.14Meetings acres of land from 10. ConsiderationMeetings of a Water User Miscellaneous Miscellaneous logicalMiscellaneous monitor will be one (1) lot into two (2) minor subdivision for present for test landing S E L L I N G Y O U R SOCIAL SECURITY PUBLIC NOTICE lots at 500 North Cooley Kathryn and David Deadline for public no- SMALL CLAIMS SUM- PUBLIC NOTICE area ground leveling. HOME? Advertise it in DISABILITY BENE- Notice is hereby given Street in the A-10 zone. Christensen dividing tices is 4 p.m. the day MONS The Tooele Valley Mos- Hazardous Materials. the classifieds. Call FITS. Unable to work? that the Grantsville City j. Proposed minor subdi- 11.75 acres of land from prior to publication. In the District Court of quito Abatement District Small amounts of Hydra- 882-0050 or visit Denied benefits? We Planning Commission vision for Kathryn and one (1) lot into four (4) Public notices submit- Utah, Tooele Valley Jus- is accepting sealed bids zine may be onboard the www.tooeletran Can Help! WIN or Pay will hold a regular meet- David Christensen divid- lots at 630 North ted past the deadline tice Court, Tooele, on two 2012 Honda 420 Boeing CST when it script.com Nothing! Contact Bill ing on Thursday, April ing 11.75 acres of land Burmester Road in the will not be accepted. County, 74 S 100 E Ste Rancher ATVs (mini- lands from low Earth or- Gordon & Associates at 14, 2016 in the Grants- from one (1) lot into four RR-2.5 and MD zones. UPAXLP 12, Tooele Utah, 84074 mum bid $2000), one bit. In the unlikely event 1-800-871-7805 to start ville City Hall Council (4) lots at 630 North 11. Consideration of a fi- 1st Choice Money Cen- 2007 7x12 Trailer (mini- the fuel compartment is Mobile Homes your application today! Chambers at 429 E. Burmester Road in the nal plat approval for An- ter, Plaintiff/Petitioner, mum bid $700), and one ruptured, immediate Main Street in Grants- RR-2.5 and MD zones. derson Farms Subdivi- Public Notices 980 N Main St, Unit B, 2007 7x10 Trailer (mini- clean-up would be per- ville Utah, which meeting IMMEDIATELY FOL- sion Phase 1 which con- Miscellaneous Tooele UT 84074, mum bid $700). Sealed formed. No significant 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Public Notices shall begin promptly at LOWING PUBLI C tains twenty (25) lots for 435-882-8104 VS Ste- bids due by April 12, environmental impact is home for rent, no smok- Meetings 7:00 p.m. HEARINGS THE MEET- Rhett Marshall, Gene Deadline for public no- phen Duggan, 155 2016. To obtain a “Bid expected from hazard- ing/ pets. 882-1550 CALL TO ORDER AND ING WILL OFFICIALLY Anderson, and Todd tices is 4 p.m. the day Stansbury Parkway, Submittal Form” and in- ous materials. Deadline for public no- prior to publication. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile PLEDGE OF ALLE- BE CALLED TO ORDER Castagno. Tooele, UT 84074 spect the vehicles you Solid and Hazardous tices is 4 p.m. the day GIANCE BY CHAIRMAN, ROB- 12. Consideration of the Public notices submit- CASE #168000021 may contact the District Waste. Only small home for rent, no smok- prior to publication. ted past the deadline ing/ pets. 882-1550 PUBLIC HEARINGS: BIE PALMER. approval of minutes of I swear that the following office at 1535 Sunset Rd amounts of solid or haz- Public notices submit- a. Proposed conditional 1. Consideration of a the March P&Z meeting. will not be accepted. is true: 1. Defendant in Lake Point or call ardous waste would be LAKEPOINT TRAILER ted past the deadline use permit application C.U.P. for Christina Pea- 13. Report from Council UPAXLP owes me $3235.00 Plus (801) 250-3879 from 7 produced from Boeing on a lot, single occu- will not be accepted. for Christina Peabody at body at 313 South Sad- Liaison Member, Neil GRANTSVILLE CITY prejudgement interests am to 3:00 pm. CST testing. This will pancy only, utilities UPAXLP 313 South dle Road for a home oc- Critchlow. APPLICATIONS FOR to the date of judgement, (Published in the Tran- not create a significant paid, no pets. $750/mo, Saddle Road for a home cupation consisting of a 14. Adjourn. DONATIONS if qualified for prejudg- script Bulletin April 5 & 7, environmental impact. $300 deposit. Call PUBLIC NOTICE occupation consisting of dog grooming business. DATED this April 4, ment interests. 2. This 2016) Airspace. The Federal Notice is Hereby Given Grantsville City is in the (801)250-1493 a dog grooming busi- 2. Consideration of a 2016. process of formulating its claim arose o n Aviation Administration that the Business Meet- ness. C.U.P. for Chris Trow- By the Order of Grants- 10/23/2015. DRAFT FINDING OF and the National Air and ing Scheduled for the 2016-2017 budget, b. Proposed conditional bridge at 1099 West Fox ville City Planning Com- which begins on July 1, THE STATE OF UTAH NO SIGNIFICANT IM- Space Administration Tooele City Council & use permit application Hollow Drive for a home mission Chairman, Rob- TO THE DEFENDANT: PACT BOEING COM- would coordinate land- Oﬃ ce Space Tooele City Redevelop- 2016. With limited reve- for Chris Trowbridge at occupation consisting of bie Palmer. nues and pursuant to the You are summoned to MERCIAL SPACE ings of the Boeing CST ment Agency of Tooele 1088 West Fox Hollow a metal art business us- Jennifer Williams appear at trial to answer TRANSPORT U.S. from low orbit. Existing City, Utah, on Wednes- provisions of the Utah FOR LEASE Office/ Drive for a home occu- ing a plasma cutter. Zoning Administrator the above claim. The A R M Y D U G W A Y airspace coordination day, April 6, 2016, has Code, the City is requir- Business Space pation consisting of a 3. Consideration of a All interested persons trial will be held at the PROVING GROUND, and scheduling proce- been Canceled. ing any interested per- Utilities included. 50, metal art business using C.U.P. for Aleta Garn at are invited to attend and court address shown DUGWAY, UTAH dures should prevent air Michelle Y. Pitt son or organization to 54 & 58 South Main. a plasma 442 West Richard Street provide comment upon above. If you fail to ap- Pursuant to the National traffic conflicts over DPG Tooele City Recorder/ submit applications for (602)826-9471 cutter. for a home occupation these proposals sched- pear, judgment may be Environmental Policy Act and the Utah Test and RDA Secretary funding (donations) for c. Proposed conditional consisting of a craft and uled for public hearings. the 2016-2017 fiscal entered against you for (NEPA) of 1969 and the Training Range (UTTR). Pursuant to the Ameri- use permit application decor business. Written comments will the total amount Council on Environmen- This will not create a sig- cans with Disabilities year to the City prior to for Aleta Garn at 442 4. Consideration of a also be considered if April 29, 2016, at 5:00 claimed. Date of Trial, tal Quality regulations nificant environmental Buildings Act, Individuals Needing West Richard Street for C.U.P. for Ernie and submitted to the Zoning April 22, 2016, 9am, ( 4 0 C F R S e c . impact. Special Accommoda- p.m. All requests for a home occupation con- Shawndi Beacham at Administrator in advance funding must be in writ- room 11. 1500-1508) implement- Visual Resources. Im- tions Should Notify Mi- sisting of a craft and de- 628 South Quirk Street of the hearing. The cur- Notice to Defendant. A ing the procedural provi- pacts to visual resources If you build, remodel or chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele ing and shall include the remove buildings you cor business. for a home occupation rent zoning Code and amount requested, the small claims case has sions of NEPA, the U.S. would not be considered City Recorder, at d. Proposed conditional consisting of a dance proposed amendments been filed against you. Army gives notice that significant because of can place your classiFRONT- 8 PAGE43-2110 A1 prior to the proposed use of the fied ad in 45 of Utah's use permit application studio. may be reviewed at the funds and a detailed ex- This imposes upon you an Environmental As- the low impact to the salt meeting. for Ernie and Shawndi 5. Consideration of a Grantsville City Hall certain rights and re- sessment (EA) has been playa and sandy areas newspapers for only (Published in the Tran- planation of the benefit $163. for 25 words ($5. Beacham at 628 South C.U.P. for Liz and Mike each weekday between the City will receive in responsibilities. You may prepared for test opera- of the test sites and their Four from Tooele County script Bulletin March 31, tions for the Boeing win division titles for each additional Quirk Street for a home Smith at 103 South Hale hours of 9:00 a.m. and turn for the donation. obtain small claims infor- location on Department 2016) occupation consisting of Street for a home occu- 4:00 p.m. In accordance mation and instructions Commercial Space of Defense (DOD) See B1 word). You will reach The City will prioritize the up to 340,000 house- PUBLIC NOTICE a dance studio. pation consisting of a with the Americans with funding requests and in- at Transport (CST) at U.S. ranges. No significant e. Proposed conditional bird trap building busi- Disabilities Act, Grants- http://www.utcourts.gov/ Army Dugway Proving impacts were identified. holds and all you do is OPHIR!Town Council clude its approved list in use permit application ness. ville City will accommo- howto/ Ground (DPG), Utah. Transportation. The in- TOOELEcall the Transcript Bul- NOTICE OF APRIL the proposed budget. for Liz and Mike Smith at 6. Consideration of a date reasonable re- Disabillity Accomoda- The EA is incorporated crease in vehicular traffic letin at 882-0050 for all 5,2016 MEETING CAN- Requests should be sub- 103 South Hale Street General Plan amend- quests to assist the dis- tions. If you need ac- by reference. Based on associated with Boeing the details. (MentioRANSCRIPTn CELLATION mitted to Sherrie Broad- T for a home occupation ment for Sharkol Inc. at abled to participate in bent, Finance Director at commodation of a dis- the EA it has been deter- CST testing activities UCAN Classified Net- THE OPHIR REGULAR consisting of bird trap 1851 North SR138 for meetings. Request for abililty, contact a judicial mined that an environ- would be minor and work) T O W N M E E T I N G 429 East Main Street, building business. 160 acres to go from a assistance may be made service assistant at least mental impact statement would not increase traffic SCHEDULED FOR SERVING Grantsville, Utah, 84029 f. ProposedT OOELE GeneralOUNTY“Rural Residential -1” by calling City Hall at 3 days before hearing. is not required. congestion or cause ex- TUESDAY, APRIL 5, C prior to the deadline. FinancialULLETIN Plan amendmentSINCE 1894 for designation to an “Indus- 435-884-3411 at least 24 Date: 1/28/2016 PROPOSED ACTION cessive wear to public B 2016 AT THE OPHIR Grantsville City will not Sharkol Inc. at 1851 trial” designation. hours prior to the meet- Lisa Bate AND ALTERNATIVES roads. TUESDAY February 99,, 2016 Services TOWN HALL IS CAN- fund any requests for do- North SR138 for 160 7. Consideration of a re- ing that will be attended. Court Clerk The Proposed Action is Noise. Because the test www.TooeleOnline.comCELLED. n ations for the Attention Small Busi- acres to go from a “RuralVol. 122 No.zone 73 of $1.00119.34 acres of (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- to smooth landing area site underlies military air- Contact information: 2016-2017 fiscal year nesses: Simplify Your Residential – 1” designa- land at 1831 North script Bulletin April 5, script Bulletin March 29 terrain, support drop space and is located on State board nixes Bruce Cummings 435 unless an application is Payroll & Taxes with tion to an “Industrial” SR138 for Sharkol Inc. 2016) & April 5, 2016) tests, and support land- active military ranges 882-1298 submitted as required Paychex! New custom- designation. to go from a MG zone to ing tests of the Boeing where noise levels from (Published in the Tran- above. charter school forers receive one month g. Proposed rezoning of a MG-EX zone. PUBLIC NOTICE CST. Test trials are ex- aircraft, missiles, and ar- script Bulletin April 5, Public Notices Dated this 1st day of of payroll processing 119.34 acres of land at 8. Consideration of a re- April 2016. NOTICE OF PRO- pected to be conducted tillery are already spo- 2016) Trustees POSED TUITION IN- Stansbury Park free! Receive a Free 1831 North SR138 for zone of 0.36 acres of Sherrie Broadbent starting in May 2016 and radically high, but be- Q u o t e ! C a l l PUBLIC NOTICE: Sharkol Inc. to go from a land at 84 (Rear) West Finance Director CREASE running through Decem- cause of the remoteness Deadline for public no- The Tooele Applied ber 2017. All test activi- by Tim Gillie 800-404-3072 The Grantsville City MG zone to a MG-EX Main Street for Robert Grantsville City Corpo- of DPG, no significant school board. “The State Charter tices is 4 p.m. the day Technology College is STAFF WRITER School Board went ahead and Council has cancelled its zone. Jalbert to go from a CS ration ties would be conducted noise impacts are ex- approved the application after Sell your structured set- prior to publication. The Utah State School Board h. Proposed rezoning of zone to a RM-15 zone. proposing to increase on DPG. The No Action pected. talking about growth. But we regular meeting sched- (Published in the Tran- gave a thumbs down to a new tlement or annuity pay- 0.36 acres of land at 84 9. Consideration of a mi- Public notices submit- the base tuition rate by Alternative was evalu- Socioeconomics. Small charter school in Stansbury can’t legally consider growth in uled for Wednesday, script Bulletin April 5, approving a charter school.” ments for CASH NOW. ted past the deadline $0.05 per scheduled Park. April 6, 2016. The next (Rear) West Main Street nor subdivision for Justin 2016) ated in the EA. Three al- beneficial impacts to lo- The state school board voted Linda Hansen, state school You don't have to wait will not be accepted. hour, which would be a ternative test sites were to deny the charter application board member whose district regular meeting will be for Robert Jalbert to go and Jennifer Littledike di- cal economies would oc- includes Tooele County, said for your future pay- for Bonneville Academy during from a CS zone to a viding 20.14 acres of UPAXLP GOT A good idea for a 2.9% increase over the considered and subse- cur, because of the influx the communications she has held on April 20, 2016 at their Feb. 5 meeting. ments any longer! Call received indicates the commu- story? Call the Tran- current tuition. This will quently eliminated from “The independent evaluators 7:00 p.m. RM-15 zone. land from one (1) lot into SELLING YOUR of over 200 test partici- recommended that the charter nity is divided over the new char- 1-800-681-3252 i. Proposed minor subdi- two (2) lots at 500 North script and let us know raise the current hourly further analysis. pants to the area, i.e., application not be approved, cit- ter school. Christine Webb HOME? Advertise it in “About half say they support 882-0050. tuition rate from $1.75 FINDINGS ing deficiencies in skill, exper- DEADLINES FOR clas- City Recorder vision for Justin and Jen- Cooley Street in the the classifieds. Call lodging, restaurants, en- the charter school,” she said. per hour to $1.80 per tise, and experience” said Dave sifieds ads are Monday (Published in the Tran- nifer Littledike dividing A-10 zone. 882-0050 or visit SELL YOUR car in the The following para- tertainment, and affili- Thomas, member of the state scheduled hour. If ap- SEE SCHOOL PAGE A8 ➤ and Wednesdays by script Bulletin April 5, 20.14 acres of land from 10. Consideration of a www.tooeletran Transcript Bulletin Clas- graphs summarize the ated industries. proved, this change 4:45 p.m. 2016) one (1) lot into two (2) minor subdivision for script.com sified section. anticipated environ- Environmental Justice. lots at 500 North Cooley Kathryn and David would become effective mental impacts from im- There would be no ad- Street in the A-10 zone. Christensen dividing July 1, 2016. plementing the Proposed verse significant or dis- j. Proposed minor subdi- 11.75 acres of land from All concerned students Action. proportionate impacts to vision for Kathryn and one (1) lot into four (4) and citizens are invited Air Resources. There minority, low-income David Christensen divid- lots at 630 North to public hearings on the would be short-term tem- populations or to chil- 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 proposed increase to be Martinez (below left) sets shingles on a new home under construction in Lake Point on Mondaying morning.11.75 Kasey acres Zeeman (belowof landright)FRANCIE installs AUFDEMORTE/TTBBurmester a porch light PHOTOS on a Road in the porary increases in dren from implementing Excitingnew home in Lake Point. An increase in buyers from the Wasatch Front wasNews also reported fromfor 2015. one (1) lot into for four RR-2.5 andTooele MD zones. Valley held at the Tooele Ap- dust-up pollutants from the Boeing CST program (4) lots at 630 North 11. Consideration of a fi- plied Technology Col- drop and landing activi- at DPG if this project is Burmester Road in the nal plat approval for An- lege, 88 South Tooele ties and a negligible in- approved. 2015 was a ‘great’ yearRR-2.5 for and homeMD zones. salesderson Farms Subdivi- Blvd, Tooele, Utah on crease in vehicle emis- Land Use. The Boeing IMMEDIATELY FOL- sion Phase 1 which con- Wednesday, April 13, sions. No long-term or CST program is consis- by Tim Gillie demand and low supply of LOWING PUBLIC tains twenty (25) lots for 2016 from 12:00 to 1:00 significant impacts would tent with existing opera- STAFF WRITER homes, along with an uptick in HEARINGS THE MEET- Rhett Marshall, Gene p.m. and from 5:00 to occur. tions at DPG. Land use upper end sales, for the increase Home sales and prices in 6:00 p.m. Medium insales median sales price. priceING of WILL homes OFFICIALLY Anderson, up 11% and Todd Geological Resources. would not be significantly Tooele County continued a five-year upward trend in 2015, “There’s no doubt that home BE CALLED TO ORDER Castagno. (Published in the Tran- The proposed action in- impacted. according to a new listings values are going up,” she said. script Bulletin April 5, report. “We are also seeing homes in the BY Home CHAIRMAN, ROB- sales12. Consideration expected of the higher in 2016 volves limited use of Cumulative Effects. Ef- upper end of the market start to The median sales price of a BIE PALMER. approval of minutes of 2016) off-road vehicles on ex- fects of the Proposed home in the county was $189,500 pick up.” We’re seeing a lot more people moving In 2015 about 10 percent of 1. Consideration of a the March P&Z meeting. isting terrain. It is not an- Action would not signifi- in 2015. That’s up 11 percent NOTICE OF AUCTION or $17,600 from 2014’s median the homes sold in Tooele County DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO C.U.P. for Christina Pea- 13. Report from Council ticipated that the action cantly contribute to or Tooele City Police taped off the drive-thru at McDonald’s in Tooele after a 19-year- sales price. were over $310,000, according to from the Wasatch front to Tooele County Date of Sale:!!April 23, old man was crushed in an accident on Jan. 29. The car in the background was Griffith. The totalFrom number actual of homes headline and story body at 313 South Sad- Liaison Member, Neil would significantly im- cause significant cumu- involved in the mishap. “We haven’t seen that many 2016 Time:!10:00 am sold in fromTooele the County Tooele jumped Transcript by Bulletin dle Road for a home oc- Critchlow. pact the geology of the lative impacts on envi- 27 percent in 2015 — from 995 sales on that end of the price A-1 SureStor, 11 North in 2014 to 1,259 in February2015, accord- 9, 2016range for a while,” she said. cupation consisting of a 14. Adjourn. test area. ronmental resources in ing to Wasatch Front Regional “However, the $160,000 to 1100 West, Tooele, UT! First callers thought $200,000 is where the big dog grooming business. DATED this April 4, Water Resources. Water the area of DPG, UTTR, Multiple Listing Services. demand is.” 84074,!(435)882- “It was a great year for real 2. Consideration of a 2016. resources are scarce in and the West Desert, It’s basic economics, accord- 7224,!www.a1surestor.c estate in Tooele County,” said C.U.P. for Chris Trow- By the Order of Grants- this high desert environ- Utah. victim had died at Vicki Griffith, broker/owner of ing to Chris Sloan, broker of om Premier Utah Real Estate. Group 1 Real Estate Tooele. bridge at 1099 West Fox ville City Planning Com- ment and no significant Fire Management. The Griffith credited increased This notice of auction is SEE Hollow Drive for a home mission Chairman, Rob- impacts to water quality activities involved with HOME PAGE A8 ➤ being given pursuant to eatery’s drive-thru occupation consisting of bie Palmer. or quantity would result Boeing CST testing 38-8-1 et al. Utah Code Now is a greata metal arttime business us- Jennifer to Williams sell your home from the Boeing CST would not introduce a Man’s head was caught between car’s Annotated. ing a plasma cutter. Zoning Administrator test. new or different type of Unit #085, #169 – Josh door and frame during Jan. 29 crash 3. Consideration of a All interested persons Biological Resources. fire risk into the training Call us for a FREE evaluation on your home to see what it is worth! Shreve , 3760 S Copper C.U.P. for Aleta Garn at are invited to attend and Because of the vastness and operations missions by Steve Howe Ridge Dr, Magna, UT in stable condition after his head 442 West Richard Street provide comment upon of similar habitat, any im- of DPG. Fire suppres- STAFF WRITER and neck were trapped inside the 84044 – Household door of his car following a colli- for a home occupation these proposals sched- pact from human distur- sion equipment would be More details of an unusu- goods & furnishings, al accident that took place in sion with the restaurant’s exte- 664 West 850 North, Tooele consisting1827 N. of Mountaina craft and uledAir, for Pine public Canyon hearings. 1779 N. Mountain Air, Pine Canyon bance will not be signifi- maintained at the test a McDonald’s drive-thru were rior wall. miscellaneous, all con- SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE made available to the public with Two 911 calls released by police decor business. Written comments will cant. No federally-listed site. No significant im- The Sun Rise Set the release of dash cam footage illustrated the severity of the tents in unit.! Wednesday 7:30 a.m. 5:57 p.m. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY potential injuries to the untrained 4. Consideration of a also be considered if threatened or endan- pacts were identified. Thursday 7:29 a.m. 5:59 p.m. and 911 calls by the Tooele City UV INDEX Unit #175 – Quenten Friday 7:28 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Police Department. eyes observing the accident first- C.U.P. for Ernie and submitted to the Zoning gered species are known CONCLUSION Saturday 7:26 a.m. 6:01 p.m. hand. One of the callers was Christensen , 1322 W Sunday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. The accident, which occurred Shawndi Beacham at Administrator in advance to inhabit the playa habi- Based on the Boeing Monday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. Jan. 29, left the 19-year-old victim To Be Built on To Be Built on Erda Way, Erda, UT! Tuesday 7:22 a.m. 6:05 p.m. SEE VICTIM PAGE A7 ➤ 628 South Quirk Street of the hearing. The cur- tat and none were identi- CST EA, I conclude that The Moon Rise Set To Be Built 84074 – Household Wednesday 8:43 a.m. 8:47 p.m. fied during field surveys. Thursday 9:20 a.m. 9:58 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu for a home occupation rent zoning Code and the environmental ef- Friday 9:57 a.m. 11:08 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ 4.89 acres 4.70 acres goods, bicycle parts, Saturday 10:35 a.m. none number, the greater the need for eye and skin consisting of a dance proposed amendments Appropriate mitigation fects of the Proposed Sunday 11:15 a.m. 12:16 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 miscellaneous, all con- Very High; 11+ Extreme Monday 11:59 a.m. 1:23 a.m. studio. may be reviewed at the efforts and off-set sur- Action will not be indi- Tuesday 12:47 p.m. 2:26 a.m. Partly sunny tents in unit. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Some sun, then Legislature workingALMANAC through budget, water and 5.marijuana Consideration of abillsGrantsville City Hall veys will be conducted to vidually or cumulatively First Full Last New increasing clouds Some sunshine Intervals of clouds and Rain possible, mixed Statistics for the week ending Feb. 8. (Published in the Tran- 40 sunshine with snow early Temperatures Wow! Take a look at this plan. Lots of living C.U.P.Beautiful for cozyLiz andopen Mikefloor plan!each This weekday home has betweenall the Beautiful Rambler with a large kitchen and dining area!! comply with the Migra- significant and the 24 43 21 by Tim Gillie 45 27 46 High/Low past week script Bulletin April 5, 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 Smith at 103 South Hale hours of 9:00 a.m. and tory Bird Treaty Act and preparation of an envi- 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 2016) 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 the Bald and Golden Ea- Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Budget, water and marijua- said. “This way, if we have a dis- according to Knudson. Street for arevenue. home occu- 4:00 p.m. In accordance ronmental impact state- AccuWeather, Inc. Wednesday’s highs and ing the initialDaily Temperatures base budget for the decrease in additional revenue. ©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 projectionspation may be consisting of a with the Americans with FOUND PROPERTY gle Protection Act. ment is not warranted. 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!! Cultural Resources and local legislators Monday morn- state government doesn’t have to lion increase in one-time rev- bird trap buildingsaid. “Revenue busi-is slowing down.Disabilities It Act, Grants- Sean G. Kirschner UTAH WEATHER “The base budget essentially $219,900said. $359,900 $399,900 Dixie-Narco vending ma- ing at the state Capitol. shut down.” enue and a $380 million increase means we will not be able to cover Native American Con- allows for every agency to be in ongoing revenue. Rep. Merrill Nelson,ness. R- ville City will accommo- chine found on Starks Colonel, Chemical Corps Passing the final budget may Grantsville, also is anticipating as many needs as hoped.” Grouse Logan However, new projections are 6. Consideration of a date reasonable re- cerns. Initial surveys Commanding 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 road south of Tooele. To 34/19 Wendover SEE LEGISLATURE PAGE A7 38/22 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon General Plan amend- quests➤ to assist the dis- identified archaeological U.S. Army Dugway Prov- Knolls Clive inquire call the Tooele Ogden 33/22 WEATHER PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) 37/23 35/23 Lake Point INSIDE 763 E. Oakridge Dr., Tooele ment2633 for SharkolN. Mountain Inc. at abled Glen to participateRd, Erda in sites in the drop test site ing Ground 40/25 Tuesday Have you run County Sheriff!s office at Vernal Salt Lake City Stansbury Park Moderate 1851 North SR138BULLETIN BOARD for B8 meetings. Request for that will be avoided. Ad- (Published in the Tran- Tooele 42/27 31/13 40/25 435-882-5600 40/24 Erda CLASSIFIEDS B10 Grantsville 40/24 AIR ACTION Tooele City 40/24 Pine Canyon 160 acres to go from a assistance may be made ditional surveys will be script Bulletin April 5, 7 & Provo Roosevelt 36/20 Wednesday Councilman Girls basketballPrice HOMETOWN B6Reduced (Published in the Tran- 39/19 33/13 Bauer conducted in the landing Price 39/22 Tooele Last Normal Month NormalModerate Year Normal season“Rural reaches Residential the OBITUARIES A6 -1” by calling City Hall at script Bulletin March 24, 12, 2016) 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 homedesignation stretch toOPEN an FORUM “Indus- A4 435-884-3411 at least 24 test site to ensure no ar- 43/17 complete Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) 29, 31 & April 5, 2016) 39/21 See A2 SPORTS Delta forecast Rush Valley B1 Manti Moderate See B6trial” designation. hours prior to the meet- chaeological sites are 38/20 38/19 Ophir 50/13 on A5 TOOELE 38/22 AIR ACTION disturbed. An archaeo- Green River Source: www.airquality.utah.gov 7. Consideration of a re- ing that will be attended. SELLING YOUR moun- TRANSCRIPT 48/22 Richfield zone of 119.34 acres of (Published in the Tran- tain bike? www.tooele logical monitor will be BULLETIN 52/19 Gold Hill Dugway Last Month Season Moab 37/23 38/21 Beaver Hanksville 43/21 Week to date to date land at 1831 North script Bulletin April 5, transcript.com present for test landing 50/19 45/19 We Ibapah SNOWPACK SR138 for Sharkol Inc. 2016) area ground leveling. 37/18 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin Cedar City 38/19 Hazardous Materials. Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday This is an amazing home with breathtaking to go from - aGO MG TO zone https://vimeo.com/108974828. to St. George 52/20 Blanding VIDEO 65/35 Kanab 51/24 Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Small amounts of Hydra- 57/20 Settlement Fork Creek views of the valley and lake. Large covered a MG-EXThis beautiful zone. home sits on just under 5 acres can TOOELE Snowcover 16.0 13.4 9.4 8. Consideration of a re- zine may be onboard the Average 12.6 11.7 6.2 deck with a gas fire pit. Wonderful master suite with amazing, mountain, valley and lake views TRANSCRIPT Eureka 37/19 Percent of average 127% 115% 152% with an entrance onto the back deck. This home zonesurrounding of 0.36 it. acres There ofare so many extras in this Boeing CST when it Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services lands from low Earth or- BULLETIN has so many extras! landhome at 84you (Rear)must come West take a look! help! $419,900 Main Street for Robert $480,000 bit. In the unlikely event Jalbert to go from a CS the fuel compartment is zone to a RM-15 zone. ruptured, immediate 9. Consideration of a mi- clean-up would be per-A Full-Color Laramienor subdivision Dunnfor Justin & Megan LaFrance formed. No significant and Jennifer Littledike di- environmental impactActivity is Page Realtypath viding2014 20.14top producers acres of in Utah & Number 1 agent for Realtypath in Utah expected from hazard- Call Laramie Dunnland fromfor one ALL(1) lot into ous materials. Just for Kids! two (2) lots at 500 North Solid and HazardousEvery Thursday in the your RealLaramie EstateCooley 435-224-4000 Street needs in the Waste. Only small A-10 zone. amounts of solid or haz-Tooele Transcript-Bulletin 10. Consideration of a ardous waste would be Meganminor subdivision for produced from BoeingSubscribe: 882-0050 Kathryn 435-224-4100 and David CST testing. This will Christensen dividing not create a significantTOOELE 11.75 acres of land from environmental impact. TRANSCRIPT HotHomesTooele.comone (1) lot into four (4) Airspace. The Federal BULLETIN lots at 630 North Aviation Administration Burmester Road in the and the National Air and RR-2.5 and MD zones. Space Administration 11. Consideration of a fi- would coordinate land- nal plat approval for An- ings of the Boeing CST derson Farms Subdivi- from low orbit. Existing sion Phase 1 which con- airspace coordination tains twenty (25) lots for and scheduling proce- Rhett Marshall, Gene dures should prevent air Anderson, and Todd traffic conflicts over DPG Castagno. and the Utah Test and 12. Consideration of the Training Range (UTTR). approval of minutes of This will not create a sig- the March P&Z meeting. nificant environmental 13. Report from Council impact. Liaison Member, Neil Visual Resources. Im- Critchlow. pacts to visual resources 14. Adjourn. would not be considered DATED this April 4, significant because of 2016. the low impact to the salt By the Order of Grants- playa and sandy areas ville City Planning Com- of the test sites and their mission Chairman, Rob- location on Department bie Palmer. of Defense (DOD) Jennifer Williams ranges. No significant Zoning Administrator impacts were identified. All interested persons Transportation. The in- are invited to attend and crease in vehicular traffic provide comment upon associated with Boeing these proposals sched- CST testing activities uled for public hearings. would be minor and Written comments will would not increase traffic also be considered if congestion or cause ex- submitted to the Zoning cessive wear to public Administrator in advance roads. of the hearing. The cur- Noise. Because the test rent zoning Code and site underlies military air- proposed amendments space and is located on may be reviewed at the active military ranges Grantsville City Hall where noise levels from each weekday between aircraft, missiles, and ar- hours of 9:00 a.m. and tillery are already spo- 4:00 p.m. In accordance radically high, but be- with the Americans with cause of the remoteness Disabilities Act, Grants- of DPG, no significant ville City will accommo- noise impacts are ex- date reasonable re- pected. quests to assist the dis- Socioeconomics. Small abled to participate in beneficial impacts to lo- meetings. Request for cal economies would oc- assistance may be made cur, because of the influx by calling City Hall at of over 200 test partici- 435-884-3411 at least 24 pants to the area, i.e., hours prior to the meet- lodging, restaurants, en- ing that will be attended. tertainment, and affili- (Published in the Tran- ated industries. script Bulletin April 5, Environmental Justice. 2016) There would be no ad- verse significant or dis- proportionate impacts to minority, low-income populations or to children from implementing the Boeing CST program at DPG if this project is approved. Land Use. The Boeing CST program is consis- tent with existing operations at DPG. Land use would not be significantly impacted. Cumulative Effects. Ef- fects of the Proposed Action would not significantly contribute to or cause significant cumulative impacts on environmental resources in the area of DPG, UTTR, and the West Desert, Utah. Fire Management. The activities involved with Boeing CST testing would not introduce a new or different type of fire risk into the training and operations missions of DPG. Fire suppression equipment would be maintained at the test site. No significant impacts were identified. CONCLUSION Based on the Boeing CST EA, I conclude that the environmental effects of the Proposed Action will not be indi- vidually or cumulatively significant and the preparation of an environmental impact statement is not warranted. Sean G. Kirschner Colonel, Chemical Corps Commanding U.S. Army Dugway Prov- ing Ground (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 5, 7 & 12, 2016) TUESDAY April 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7 Softball Continued from Page B1

to rally, but stranded runners on base in the fifth and sixth innings. Kayla Roberts led off the top of the fifth with a base hit up the middle and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt and a groundout, but was left on base on Bailey Tahbo’s flyout. Lehi had runners in scoring position twice, but the Stallions’ defense kept the Pioneers from capitalizing. It also helped that Witkowski struck out eight batters and walked only one. “Makayla did an outstand- ing job pitching,” Clinton said. “That’s what we want to see right there heading into region play. The defense was solid — it was just a good all-around game.” Christiansen was the only Stallion to reach base more than once, going 1-for-2 with a walk. Alyssa Guymon was 1-for-3 with a double. White combined with Stefani Zimmerman on a strong pitching effort for Lehi. White, who was credited with the loss, allowed two runs on five hits with nine strikeouts and no walks in four innings. Zimmerman pitched two innings of hitless, scoreless relief, walking three. Stansbury opened the region season Tuesday at Tooele in a game that was not complete at FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO press time. Stansbury pitcher Makayla Witkowski (34) throws a strike to end the first inning with a strikeout during Thursday’s pitchers’ duel against Lehi. The Stallions beat the defending Class 5A state champion Pioneers [email protected] 2-0 as Witkowski allowed five hits, stirking out eight batters and walking one.

hit by a pitch. Those two moved the fifth inning. Baseball up a base when Bryan balked. No Tooele batters had more Continued from Page B1 Grantsville first baseman Riley than two at bats. Beer, as pre- Jensen hit a grounder to short, viously mentioned, was the but allowed Justice to score. only Buff batter to get a hit on The Cowboys added anoth- Pinch hitter Brady Arbon Peterson in his only at bat from er run in the second inning. came in to hit in the No. 8 hole the No. 8 hole. Center fielder Catcher Burke Boman hit a sin- and hit an RBI single to left Blake Paystrup struck out once, gle and scored on Smith’s dou- field allowed Kelley to score. as did first baseman Zach Dean ble to make it 3-0. Smith moved The game ended when and left fielder Lane Steed. to third base on a passed ball. Boman put the ball in play to Catcher Cody Whitehouse went Shortstop Coy Johnson hit a right field and Tooele’s Justin 0-for-2 with a pair of strike- fly ball to left, but Smith was Butler made an error on what outs. thrown out by Tooele left fielder would have been the final out The win brings Grantsville Lane Steed for the inning-end- of the inning, but instead Arbon to 9-1 and 2-1 in Region 10, ing 7-2 double play. scored from first. though the Cowboys lost a non- Tooele didn’t allow another “We were kind of dead region away game to Weber on baserunner until the fourth through the third, fourth, sec- Saturday. Tooele is now 1-8 and inning. Grantsville second base- ond inning,” Smith said. “So we 0-3 in league play. man Christian Kelley reached just wanted to pick it back up “Tip the hat to their pitcher, on a throwing error, but was and get back going, and we just he did a great job,” Catham picked off in a 1-3-4 play. kept it going in that last inning. Beer said of Peterson. “He kept “We just try to play hard We’re finally getting there.” our guys off balance.” all the time,” Anderson said. Smith went 3-for-3 with Tooele was scheduled to face “That’s what they did.” a double and three stolen Stansbury at home on Tuesday, Boman started off the mas- bases to go with his two runs. but that game was not com- sive fifth inning for the Cowboys Johnson went 1-for-3 with a plete as of press time. Those two with a walk. Smith hit the single double and a run. Peterson teams will face off at Stansbury into right field off of Park’s heel went 2-for-3 with a double, on Friday. and stole both second and third triple, two runs and a pair of Grantsville was likewise as Boman crossed the plate RBIs to go with his stats from scheduled for an after-press with a steal while the defense the mound. Designated hitter time game at home to Union was busy dealing with Smith’s Brayden Peterson went 0-for-2 on Tuesday and will face the baserunning. with a walk. Justice went 2- Cougars on the road Friday. “The bottom of this inning for-3 with a pair of RBI singles “I feel really good about that right here where the ball hits and a run. Kelley went 0-for-2 one,” Smith said. “It’s just nice him, that’s a tailor-made double with a walk and a run. Jensen to finally play to our potential play up the middle,” Catham went 0-for-3 with an RBI. Left today, and we just kicked the Beer said. “It hits his ankle and fielder Jake Paxton went 0-for- crap out of these guys. It feels goes off to right field. I mean, 2. Arbon went 1-for-1 with an good.” that’s two outs nobody on. And RBI. Boman went 1-for-2 with a [email protected] that was just this inning. So walk, two runs and a steal. it’s just amazing how one thing Park went four innings for FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO triggered a seven-run inning.” Tooele and faced three bat- Grantsville’s Kyle Peterson (12) moves Johnson hit a double before ters in the fifth. He allowed six to third base as Tooele’s Ryan Brady (4) watches during the 10-0 home rivalry runs on seven hits, walking two Tooele reliever Josh Bryan came win for the Cowboys. Grantsville sent on and surrendered a triple to and striking out zero. Bryan 10 batters to the plate in the fifth inning Peterson. Justice hit an RBI sin- was credited with four runs on and scored seven runs to win the game gle to right field and Kelley was three hits through two-thirds of in walk-off mercy-rule fashion.

“I don’t want to talk about it,” singled. the NBA finals in ’97 and ’98. It’s Pierzynski and the Caveman scored anyway and won it after Baseball she replied. It wasn’t until Danny when I pick Oklahoma to win tied the game anyway. Jonathan Papelbon closed it in Jason Grilli came on to pitch Espinosa loaded the bases with the championship in my March “I don’t like that the bottom of the 10th. Continued from Page B1 for Atlanta and I calmed down a bunt single that I started to Madness bracket and they get Neanderthal,” I texted. I guess this means I’m doing a bit. Yeah, Grilled Cheese was give up hope of Atlanta being in absolutely embarrassed by No response. the dishes for the rest of the replaced Rivero on the mound injured last year, but he was a first place after the first game of Villanova in the semifinals. “Extra innings,” I tried again. week. It’s going to be a long for the Nats and promptly threw great pitcher before he got hurt the season. But what’s this? Grilli recov- “I’m ready to talk about it,” season. four balls at Garcia, each at and no he’s back. What could go Here comes the inevitable ered to strike out Stephen Drew came the snarky reply. least a foot away from the strike wrong? collapse that all my sports for the first out. He got Michael Top of the 10th brought be Tavin Stucki is a sports writer zone, bringing Frenchy across I didn’t like when he walked teams always seem to suffer, Taylor to fly out to center for the a Harper ground out as good from Midvale, Utah, who hates the plate from third. the neanderthal Jayson Werth I thought. This is just like the second — and Ender Inciarte’s as any goodies in an Easter the Nats more than the Yankees, “Uh oh Arie... Braves up for to lead off and my sunflower Aggie basketball team in every throw to peg Werth going home basket, but it didn’t end up mat- Patriots, SEC and crooked poli- the ninth inning,” I messaged chomping became increasingly NCAA tournament game I’ve was right on the money. At tering on this emotional roller ticians. Send any comments to her. more nervous as Wilson Ramos ever seen. It’s the Jazz losing in least until it short-hopped A.J. coaster of a game — the Nats [email protected]. Wrap Continued from Page B1 Dixie 2, Desert Hills 1 The History of Tooele County Hurricane 3, Pine View 2 n September 1846 the Donner-Reed Party, while populated by individualistic and energetic settlers Snow Canyon 3, Cedar 0 Juan Diego 3, Bear River 0 Itrying a shortcut to California, passed through who managed to thrive in an environment fraught Logan 2, Morgan 0 the what would become Tooele County and nearly with hardship. Their story, and many others, are Canyon View 2, Carbon 0 perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. South Sevier 3, Richfield 1 later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built To report scores, email Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in [email protected]. in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; Soon, others followed, and a community emerged the glorious beaches and resorts along the southern on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • Nearly 500 pages TOOELE • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages TRANSCRIPT • Hardcover with dust jacket $ 95 BULLETIN Colorful Children’s • More than 500 photos 39 Activities Every Thursday • More than 700 pioneer biographies 58 N. Main • Tooele in Your Transcript-Bulletin Mon.-Thurs. 8 to 6 • Fri. 8 to 5 • Closed Sat. and Sun. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 5, 2016 COUNTY TENNIS TEAMS BEGIN REGION PLAY WITH RIVALRY MATCHES

SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Stansbury Dakota Fidler (above) returns the ball during the No. 2 singles match at Grantsville. Stansbury’s Carson Palmer (below) returns the ball in the No. 1 singles match. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Grantsville’s Seth Beckett (above, red) and Tooele’s Bryson Day (above, purple) update their scores Monday afternoon at Tooele High School. Grantsville’s Matt Waldron (below) serves during the No. 2 singles match against Stansbury on Thursday.

SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Grantsville No. 1 singles player Tytan Thurgood (center) serves during the match against Stansbury on Thursday afternoon. Tooele’s Thomas Sharpe (above) hits a ball in the No. 2 singles match against Grantsville on Monday.

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