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CEILLY SUTTON The Church announced STAFF WRITER 2400 North 400 West as the The Tooele City Planning location of the temple. Commission meeting approved When city staff learned that increasing the height limit on the temple, which was previ- religion structures in residen- ously going to be located in tial areas in the city during Erda, was going to be built in their Wednesday night meet- Tooele City, they began look- ing. ing at city code to see what During the meeting, Jim may apply to such a facility as Bolser, Tooele City community the city had never seen before, development director, pre- Bolser said. sented the proposed changes When city staff looked over to Section 7-2-8 and Table 3 of city code to see if there was Chapter 7-14 of the Tooele City anything in city code that Code. would not allow the temple “As you are all aware, on the to be approved, they found a 19th of January, The Church restriction on building height. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day “As you know, these facili- Saints announced the loca- ties are larger than you would tion of the Deseret Peak Utah consider a regular meeting PARKER DUNN/TTB PHOTO Temple inside of Tooele City An aerial view of the announced location for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Deseret Peak Temple. Tooele City is increasing the height boundaries,” said Bolser. SEE HEIGHTS PAGE A5 ® restriction on religious structures in residential neighborhoods to avoid conflict with the temple or other religious structures.

LOVE IS IN THE AIR Salt Lake City Airport revises overlay plan for Tooele Airport

Residential uses now included in zone nearest airport

TIM GILLIE fathers existing residential EDITOR uses and allows for expansion A new overlay plan for the of existing residential uses, Tooele Valley Airport was according to airport planners. presented to the public in two The initial overlay plan online open house meetings showed no residential or “sen- this month. sitive uses” were to be allowed The new plan showed fewer in Zone A — the area closest to proposed restrictions in the the runway. area near the airport than in The new overlay plan the plan previously shared showed RR-5 and RR-10 as with the Tooele County plan- permitted uses and RR-1 as a ning commission. conditional use, in accordance The new plan was shared with Tooele County’s Land with the public in Zoom webi- Use Ordinance. Sensitive uses nars on Feb. 3 and 10. would still not be allowed in “We’ve listened to the con- Zone A. cerns we’ve heard and pulled Aviation compatible uses back,” said Brady Fredrickson, would be encouraged in Zone senior aviation planner with A. Salt Lake City. “We want to be Sensitive uses are described a good neighbor.” as uses that congregate people Fredrickson said the current in large groups, such as some plan takes no uses away from recreational uses, schools, or current land users. hospitals. KEITH BIRD/TTB PHOTO The new overlay plan grand- Maddie Sevy and Sandy Jefferies, Soelberg’s employees, stand in front of their Valentine display at Soelberg’s in Stansbury Park. SEE AIRPORT PAGE A5 ® Valentine’s Day is Sunday, February 14.

Addiction recovery group provides help to those struggling

CEILLY SUTTON nization based out of Salt Lake. McDonald believes Tooele treatment, detox, support reach at the Alano Club where associated with it. STAFF WRITER B.A.M recently developed needed an addiction recovery individuals in sober living, pro- people who were homeless or “We are working on work- A chapter of an addiction a chapter in Tooele County in group, because of the growing vide housing and shelters, and just down on their luck could shops to show people how recovery group that meets on December, because of the need number of addicts living here. host meetings for recovering come and get them. We had to deal with addicts, like if Saturdays in Tooele County for addiction recovery help. “Tooele is number two in addicts. pizza.” they have them in the fam- aims to destroy the stigma “Our main goal is to be a overdose deaths in cities in B.A.M also does outreach McDonald said that the ily, because we live in a time associated with addiction and safe space for addicts who are Utah,” said McDonald. “There projects. group plans to organize a proj- where most people are in con- provide support to those who seeking recovery and be able is definitely a need for this out “We have done an outreach ect helping the elderly who live tact with addicts. There is defi- are struggling. to provide resources for them,” here. I think it has to do with a out here where we get a lot in nursing homes. nitely a line between enabling The group is affiliated with said Ashton McDonald, who is lot of different things.” of clothing donations and The group helps spread and being too hardcore,” said Beyond Addiction Mosaic in charge of the Tooele chapter B.A.M helps those strug- emergency sleeping bags,” said awareness in the community —B.A.M — a non-profit orga- of the group. gling with addictions get into McDonald. “We did an out- about addiction and the stigma SEE ADDICTION PAGE A5 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Swim team OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER survives COVID SPORTS A7 See A3 Data as of February 10, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 3,333 UTAH- Known Cases: 358,581 Hospitalizations: 216 • Deaths: 28 Hospitalizations: 14,054 • Deaths: 1,774 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 11, 2021 More on paint store coming to Tooele City Gateway Overlay. will deliver their materials, so the building footprint and also Sherwin-Williams “The purpose of this overlay they needed as much room as a parapet wall around half of is to ensure enhanced land- they could get there,” he said. the roof line that provides ver- builds new store scaping and enhanced building Aagard said that the appli- tical variation to the roof and CEILLY SUTTON architecture and parking lots in cants will be required to plant screens rooftop mechanical STAFF WRITER order to maintain an aesthetic flowers, shrubs, and trees to equipment.” The Tooele City Planning and pleasing entrance into comply with the North Tooele Council member Shauna Commission approved the Tooele City,” said Aagard. Overlay District. Bevan, said that she prefers to site plan for a paint store that The Overlay District also Aagard also said that with- have the applicants put mulch will be build next to Popeye requires that the Tooele City out a proper irrigation system, in, because the flowers, shrubs, Louisiana Kitchen on the city’s Planning Commission review the things planted there would and trees may not grow where north end. the site plan and the architec- not grow. they are planted. The site plan was submitted ture, according to Aagard. “Staff recommends that the Council members, Melanie to the city by Scott Smith, rep- Aagard presented the site planning commission approve Hammer, Matt Robinson and resenting Belterra Tooele, LLC. plan to the commission and this site plan with the added Chris Sloan didn’t agree with In January, the planning explained that the paint store condition that an irrigation sys- Bevan. commission unanimously voted would be 4,000-square-feet. tem be installed,” he said. At the end of the meeting, to approve the paint store, but It will be located close to state Aagard also said that the the commission decided that now the site plan for the store Route 36, with the parking lot applicants could decide to put applicants would be allowed to needed to be reviewed and located on the east side of the mulch instead of the flowers, choose if they wanted to add approved. building, he said. shrubs, and trees, as this would flowers, shrubs, and trees, or The new store, a Sherwin- The building is required to also comply with the rules mulch to the property, because Williams Paint and Paint have 14 parking stalls, which regarding the North Tooele the engineer, said that sprin- Supply retail store, will be the applicants plan to build Overlay District. klers were already added to the located south of Popeyes there, according to Aagard. Aagard explained the build- property. and North of the Tooele Access to the new paint store ing architecture to members of Justin Brady, council mem- Orthopedics Center in the will be from 400 east and the the planning commission. ber said that the site plan was vacant lot located at 2347 northern access of the store “The building is largely “quite nice” and the paint store North 400 East. will be shared with Popeyes. composed of stucco panels will be a great addition to the The property is zoned gen- The southern access into the consisting of three shades of city. eral commercial, according to building is needed for truck gray and scoring lines to break Construction on the store Andrew Aagard, Tooele City deliveries and supplies, Aagard up large expanses of one mate- will begin soon, now that the Southwest and southeast views from documents submitted to Tooele planner. explained. rial,” he said. “There is a brick site plan has been approved. City for the proposed Sherwin-Williams Paint Store to be built south of It is in the North Tooele “They have semi trucks that coat extending around half of [email protected] Popeyes in Tooele City.

Subscribe Today 435-882-0050 Reporting of Student Prohibited Acts CORRECTION any act that would constitute a crime student use or possession of illegal School board looks at new policy on reporting student conduct against a person or public order under drugs or alcohol, counterfeit substanc- In our Feb. 9, 2021 story state law. es, or any associated paraphernalia at “County Health Department TIM GILLIE employees immediately report to the Principals who receive a report of a school district location in accordance vaccinated family members EDITOR school principal or superintendent any such activity are required to submit with these provisions is immune from with leftover vaccine,” we The Tooele County School Board reasonable belief that a student partici- a report of the alleged incident and any civil or criminal liability resulting reported “On Dec. 9, 2020, held the first reading of a new policy pating in student government or extra- action taken in response to the incident from that action. when COVID-19 vaccines titled “Reporting of Student Prohibited curricular activities, either in the class- to the superintendent, or the superin- Failure of a person holding a profes- first became available to Acts” during their Feb. 10 meeting room, on school property, or during tendent’s designee, within 10 days after sional certificate — which could mean healthcare workers ...” That at the Tooele County School District a school-sponsored activity used foul, receiving the report of the activity. teachers and building or district admin- date is incorrect, the health office. abusive, or profane language; illicitly If the violation involves illegal drugs istrators — to report these prohibited department’s first supply of The policy was written to comply used, possessed, or distributed a con- or counterfeit substances or drug para- acts as required under this policy con- COVID-19 vaccine arrived with recent changes in state code by the trolled substance, drug paraphernalia, phernalia, the administrator may also stitutes an unprofessional practice, on Dec. 29, according to state Legislature. It follows a model pol- a tobacco product, an e-cigarette prod- report the information to law enforce- according to state code. Amy Bate, Tooele County icy developed by the Utah State Board uct, or an alcoholic beverage; hazed, ment agencies or officials, if that is The complete text of the proposed Health Department public of Education. demeaned, or engaged in assaultive permitted under Utah Code. The iden- policy, Reporting of Student Prohibited information officer. The school board advanced the behavior — whether consensual or not, tity of the school administrator who Acts, can be found on the school dis- The Mountain West policy to a second reading during their including behavior that involved physi- reported the prohibited act shall not be trict’s website at tooeleschools.org, Medical Center received Feb. 10 meeting to allow for more cal violence, restraint, improper touch- disclosed to the student or the parent or under Board of Education and then COVID-19 vaccine on Dec. review and comment before the policy ing, or inappropriate of body parts not legal guardian. Boards Docs /Policy. 23, 2020 and started admin- is adopted. normally exposed in public settings; In accordance with state code, a [email protected] istering the vaccine on The policy requires that all school forced ingestion of any substance, or school employee in good faith reports Dec. 28, 2020, according to Becky Trigg, MWMC spokes- person. The story also identi- fied Amy Bate as a “health officer.” Bate is the public information officer for UMC hosts new and diverse events in 2021 the Tooele County Health Department. Lessons learned in 2020 will benefit future growth The Transcript Bulletin On the heels of a very be their inaugural event. The apologizes for the errors. challenging 2020, Utah weekend will include racing, Motorsports Campus is excited stunts, a bike show and a ven- to release its 2021 schedule of dor village. events. Two new events will arrive TOOELE TRANSCRIPT 2021 will feature a number in July, including the popular BULLETIN of new events, and a wide Optima Search for the Ultimate variety of entertainment for Street Car — a two-day car ADMINISTRATION all ages, according to UMC show and track event on July Scott C. Dunn Publisher officials. 17-18, and the inaugural Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher “Since we took over this Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus U.S. Karting Grand Prix — a facility, starting with a man- new joint effort by the World OFFICE agement contract in 2016 and Karting Association and a Bruce K. Dunn Controller continuing on into our current number of other kart racing Chris Evans Office Manager ownership that started in late groups to bring the best of the Vicki Higgins Customer Service 2018, one of our major goals best together at one event over Patricia Cook Circulation Manager has been to reimagine how this the weekend of July 23-25, uti- EDITORIAL facility is used and perceived,” lizing both the kart track and Tim Gillie Editor said Dixon Hunt, UMC general the east road racing track. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor manager. “We were pretty well October 2021 will see the COURTESY UTAH MOTORSPORTS CAMPUS Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer along the path this time last return of vintage racing to Cars sit in preparation on the Utah Motorsports Campus paddock to race the GT Celebration in 2020. 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THURSDAY February 11, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Wading into uncharted waters How one high school swim team kept its head above water, after COVID-19 threw them in the deep end

SCOTT FROEHLICH CORRESPONDENT If there’s a lesson COVID-era sports has imparted upon any- one, it’s to expect consistency in inconsistency. Athletes, fans and parents alike have learned— the hard way— that no schedule is set in stone. Frequent quarantines, delayed or rescheduled matches, injuries and positive tests all contributed to a whirlwind of uncertainty for sports across the board. However, despite the set- backs and a looming threat of unexpected cancellations, the show largely has been able to go on and players have had Your Complete Local News Source varying measures of success. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Stansbury junior Isaac Adair competes during a meet at the Pratt Aquatic Center in Tooele earlier this season. Strict guidelines and well- TOOELE Subscribe managed outbreaks allow Adair, who has qualified for this week’s Class 4A state championship meet in the 50-yard freestyle and 100 but- TRANSCRIPT terfly, is a member of a Stansbury team that had to endure a two-week pause in its season because of COVID-19 teams to compete safely, giving 435-882-0050 protocols. BULLETIN coaches reason to keep closer tabs on their athletes. Over the summer, the the swimmers, because their the mercy of the city’s health Utah High School Athletics times were a lot slower than guidelines. Association crafted a set of last year.” To make up for this missing restrictions to help keep the In the face of this adversity, connection, she would record athletes safe. According to the team did manage to find videos ahead of each game to assistant director Jon Oglesby, a groove in which it thrived, share encouraging remarks MIKE GARRARD’S the UHSAA worked closely bringing its speeds up and with Tally. Other parents took with health officials to ensure even breaking personal-best a more extreme approach to Bargain Buggy’s each event would foster an times. The boys team even attending the meets, with sev- environment that complied won the region title for the eral becoming officials to help with state guidelines. first time, which would have patrol each event. “We have had a series of seemed unthinkable at the Tally Reynolds also noted different protocols throughout beginning of the season. the difficulty of competing the season, for all of our sports Cook attributes this success without her biggest fans, CAR OF THE WEEK! and activities,” he said. to the team’s determination recognizing that “h aving the At Stansbury High School, and willingness to not let the support from your family while the Stallions’ swim team saw restrictions hold it back. you’re swimming really does a delayed start to the season. “I had many students upset help push you to do your best.” 2014 Due to a surge in COVID-19 and almost quit,” she said. While any parent was allowed cases in November, all winter “Instead, they worked harder to volunteer at home meets, it HONDA CR-V sports in Utah were advised (and) I am so proud of their wasn’t the same. to put on the brakes for two willingness to keep moving In the end, everyone on the EX weeks. forward.” swim team grew closer and Many swimmers found that While the success the team found a way to give their all this pause compounded what found was rewarding, it did during each meet. ONLY! would already be a sluggish not come without growing “We’ve all trained really $ beginning, considering the pains. Reynolds admits she hard this year and worked team went all summer without 14,300 found it difficult to compete at extra hard to stay safe but I any team practices. the same level this season, in think it’s brought us closer as a For senior Tally Reynolds, comparison to previous years. team,” Tally Reynolds said. this meant her team would “With less meets to compete Her coach noted that their have to not only battle a pan- at, and never knowing if prac- growth went well beyond the All Cars are bluestar demic, but also get back into tice is going to be cancelled, I confines of their team. certifi ed by 3rd Party swimming shape, in the midst just think it’s been harder for “Their teamwork has Inspection Stations of an unpredictable schedule. all of us to stay motivated to improved — they cheer for This didn’t dissuade the team, swim,” she said. everyone because there is not Check Out All Vehicles & Get Pre-Approved Online! however, as they were just *Our payments include tax, license, fees; 0 Down. 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CEILLY SUTTON bed. These bad days are ran- pain. It almost never ends “You have no idea the day tasks or just need some STAFF WRITER dom and we cannot control but we suck it up and peddle depression this disease cre- support. We don’t want you A few years ago, I was diag- them. But, we also have good through leaving everyone to ates,” she said. “As a mother, to point out how sick we are nosed with an autoimmune Ceilly Sutton days. think we are okay.” there isn’t anything I can do to or anything negative, we just STAFF WRITER disease, ulcerative colitis. Holly, who has Crohn’s “Invisible illnesses may not take this awful disease away want you to recognize when I won’t go into details, but disease, ulcerative colitis, and be visible to you but we are from my child.” we are slacking and need some this disease can be debilitating rheumatoid arthritis said, “I battling,” said Misty who has The next thing I would like assistance. and causes many issues within know I ‘never feel well’ but I four autoimmune diseases. to tell you is that sometimes I want to end on a positive my body that I was not previ- tions” about these diseases. don’t need you to point that Third, many mental health weight loss or gain accompany note, because I don’t want to ously aware of. To put it sim- With 23.5 million, or just over out. Just be supportive on my problems accompany these these diseases. Please try not put the impression out there ply, my immune system doesn’t seven percent of the United many, many hard days but diseases, such as anxiety, to make unnecessary assump- that autoimmune diseases ruin like me very much, I guess. States population suffering make note of my few good depression, and PTSD. For tions or point this out. We do our lives or we want to com- I have made my amends from autoimmune diseases, days!” example, some of those who not have an eating disorder plain. I can testify that my dis- with this disease and my there are a lot of incorrect The second thing that I deal with autoimmune diseas- and we aren’t on drugs. ease has actually been sort of a crappy immune system and myths and speculations being would like to point out is es have survived a particularly Marissa, who suffers with blessing in my life. I have real- learned how to deal with thrown about. oftentimes we do not look traumatic experience in the Crohn’s said, “I want to let ized how strong I am and I can everything that comes with it So, I have decided it was sick on the outside but we are hospital or just by the hands people know that sometimes appreciate the good days now. in the few short years that I time to debunk all of these really suffering on the inside. of their disease alone. Just I fluctuate in size. My clothes I used to take feeling healthy have had it. Although, there false ideas. I decided that my Oftentimes, with many other because they hide it, doesn’t don’t fit the same and I can go for granted and now I don’t. is still more to learn, I think first step was to interview a types of diseases, the individ- mean it isn’t there. Please be between four sizes in a month! If you are related to or I have a pretty good grasp on few individuals who had these ual will look very sick and that gentle with them. No, I am not on drugs. Thanks friends with someone who has this thing. diseases and ask them, “What is how people know they aren’t I have been fortunate for asking.” an autoimmune disease and Even though I have a pretty do you want those close to feeling well. But with many enough to have family and The final thing that I want you listen and try to help them good understanding about you to know about your auto- autoimmune diseases, the friends that I can talk to about to tell you is that oftentimes the best you can, I want to say what triggers periods of “flare immune disease?” as well as individual suffering doesn’t these issues that come along individuals dealing with auto- thank you. ups” that result in numerous come up with what I would look sick at all. with my colitis, but I can defi- immune diseases receive no I would especially like to issues, I realized that many like to tell others. I would like to say, and I am nitely say that I have suffered help when they are suffering. thank my husband and dad people don’t. First, we want those around sure if you have an autoim- some anxiety, sadness, and I have talked to so many for listening and advocating I hear stories from individu- us to know that we are going mune disease you will agree, upset from the symptoms of people who say that when they for me when I was too weak or als who are in support groups to have bad days. These days that we have learned how to my disease. are having a bad day, they timid to do so myself. Relatives with me that their families and may include anything from hide this simple fact. Alieen, a mother, said she receive no help from others and friends who support us are friends don’t understand these being slower, or less produc- Nirmala, who suffers from has seen the mental health close to them. We don’t want rockstars and we are so thank- diseases and come up with tive than usual, all the way an autoimmune disease said, side effects that accompany sympathy but sometimes we ful for you! their own “myths” or “specula- to not being able to get out of “There’s constant physical her son’s disease. need help completing every- [email protected]

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he Tooele Transcript Baughman unveiled a coordi- of the United States Army, TBulletin has published nated plan to rejuvenate the was set to visit the Tooele Tooele County news since city’s downtown shopping Ordnance Depot on Monday, 1894. Here is a flashback of area. Feb. 18, 1946. local front-page news from 25, Baughman was president Eisenhower was making an 50, 75 and 100 years ago that Front-Page of Environment West, a firm inspection of western military occurred during the second that received a city contract installations and was including week of February. Flashback to coordinate renovation and Tooele on his itinerary. remodeling efforts for the When the general was set to Feb. 13-15, 1996 community center. leave Salt Lake City for Tooele, Gov. Mike Leavitt told those Thee” that he got the feeling. His presentation to city lead- the Tooele fire siren would in attendance at the Tooele Later in the week, Tooele ers included a filmed report be blown three times to allow County Lincoln Day Dinner County School officials on the district and comments time for the assembly of school Saturday night to “feel the cen- announced voters would have by several residents. The can- children and citizens along tennial, not just participate” in the final say on whether a new did statements indicated that Main Street. the activities around the state elementary school is built in people felt Tooele was gener- in 1996. Wendover City. ally a good community, but all Feb. 11, 1921 The governor said that on Approximately 500 were critical of the downtown Tooele High School had centennial morning he “felt Wendover residents cheered image. drawn up a resolution and the centennial.” He said it was loudly as that announcement Later in the week, a new TTB FILE PHOTO sent it to the state legislature during a flag raising ceremony was made during a special look in nursing uniforms Army Chief of Staff General Dwight Eisenhower stands with George Diehl favoring the passage of the at the Utah Capitol, with White school board meeting held in reached the Tooele Hospital. at Tooele Army Depot in February 1946. Southwick bill, which is an House trumpeters playing the Wendover Feb. 15, 1996. But Pantsuits had been accepted anti-tobacco measure, and had Utah state song “Utah We Love that same crowd was clearly as proper attire for nurses on Feb. 12-15, 1946 Barrons of the Negro American been the cause of much discus- angry when school board most occasions at the hospital, The Tooele County All-Stars League. He was in his fourth sion both in and out of legisla- members voted to educate even at formal events such were scheduled to play the year with the Globetrotters ture circles since its induction. TOOELE RANSCRIPT Wendover children living on as dinners and dances. The Harlem Globetrotters Feb. 14 and already proving to be one It was now in the House for T the Utah side of the border expanding fashion had invad- at the Tooele High School gym. of the all-time greats in bas- discussion and action, having BULLETIN town in modulars for the ed the “Florence Nightingale” The game was sponsored by ketball passed the Senate with a big Delivering the News 1996-97 school year. image at the Tooele Hospital. the Tooele County Recreation Later in the week, General margin of majority. in Tooele County for Lovely girls in white starchy, program. “Ike” Eisenhower, Allied The resolution drawn up by Feb. 9-12, 1971 swishing, neat dress uniforms The Globetrotters were Commanding General, hero of the school was signed by every More Than 120 Years “Main Street in Tooele is were being replaced by women led by Lorenzo “Piper’’ Davis, the war against German and member of the student body Subscribe 435-882-0050 worse than dull… it’s shabby.” in slack suits. who also had starred as a top Italy, and recently elevated to consisting of 196 students. With those words Milo baseball player for the Black the position of Chief of Staff [email protected] Mask Mandate is still here! Protective Cloth FACE MASKS • Reusable face mask is made of 100% Double Knit Polyester Fabric, • Comfortable and breathable and will not be stuffy but breathe freely, comfortable and breathable, soft and skin-friendly, and easy to use. extra soft elasticized will make it fit comfortable on your face. • Black Colors only except specialty masks which are available in UofU, BYU, USU, USA flag, THS, SHS & GHS colors. Unfinished masks available in black.

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Addiction Online Kindergarten registration for the 2021-2022 school year will open on Tuesday, February continued from page A1 16th, 2021. To register your student, go to www.tooeleschools.org, click on Families/Students and choose Registration/Enrollment then click on the link to Register Online. Please remember that registration will not be complete until all required documentation is taken to your students’ school. If McDonald. “We also work on you do not have access to the internet at home, you may complete this online process at your destigmatizing. The opposite student’s school February 18th or 19th between 9:00a.m. and 3:00 p.m. To be eligible to enter of addiction is connection kindergarten, your child must be at least five (5) years of age on or before September 1, 2021. and it is hard to be connected with people who think we are The following documentation will be required before a child can officially begin kindergarten for the subhuman, or we are defec- 2021-2022 school year: tive, or there is something 1. Official State Birth Certificate - A copy of a state birth certificate for a child born within wrong with us. A lot of what Utah may be obtained from the Tooele County Health Department, 151 North Main, we do in ‘stigma-stomping’ is Tooele. A copy may also be obtained from the Utah State Division of Health, 554 South we just make people aware 300 East, Salt Lake City. Birth certificates for a child born outside of Utah should be that we are humans too, just obtained from the State Division of Health in the state the child was born. like you’ve made mistakes, 2. Immunization Record - The following are required by Utah law for a child entering we’ve made mistakes.” school: 5 DTaP/DTP/DT, 4 Polio (IPV), 2 MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella), McDonald believes that 3 Hepatitis B, 2 Hepatitis A and 2 Varicella (Chickenpox). people should not judge 3. Vision Screening – A child under seven (7) years of age entering school for the first time addicts. in the state of Utah must present a certificate signed by a licensed physician, optometrist, or other licensed health professional, stating that the child has received vision screening “This is a disease,” he said. (Utah Code-Title 53A-11-203). “It’s not a moral failing and COURTESY BEYOND ADDICTION MOSAIC 4. Proof of Residence that’s really helpful because Ashton McDonald (left), leader of the Tooele County Chapter of the addic- people don’t judge cancer tion support group, Beyond Addiction Mosaic, with other members of the Tooele Chapter during a bowling activity. RECOMMENDATIONS: patients, right? So, if we can The following are highly recommended by the Tooele County School District before registering: get people to understand that • Health Examination – make an appointment with your physician or health clinic we suffer from a disease, it of joy and happiness when I group meets every Saturday • Dental Examination might help them to be more help another addict. If there at 3:00 p.m. at the New Life • Four doses of Haemophilus Influenzae Type B (Hib) – dosing scheduled based on student’s compassionate, as opposed to has ever been a time when Youth Center located next to current age. being judging.” addicts need help, it’s now. Zacatecas Market in Tooele. McDonald attributes his Helping those with addic- Everything that is shared Each child entering kindergarten must have a prescreening assessment. This assessment will be success helping addicts to tion is my passion and a lot in the meetings is completely scheduled by your school prior to the end of this school year. It is important that you have your child others who helped him when of people in recovery will tell confidential. registered to receive an assessment time. A kindergarten orientation will be held at local schools in he needed it. you the same thing, because “These meetings break August where general kindergarten information will be shared. “I wouldn’t be where I am that is what keeps our recov- down our walls and help us today if there wasn’t someone ery alive. The best way to stay see that we aren’t alone,” said We appreciate your cooperation and support in getting your kindergarten student registered for to help me,” he said. “I feel sober is to help someone get McDonald. the 2021-2022 school year; this helps us plan around our enrollment numbers for the upcoming year. that recovery is not possible sober. It just starts this huge [email protected] If you have further questions, contact your school principal or Sue Medina, Administrative Secretary, if we aren’t helping others. I circle of love.” at the District Office, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104. get an indescribable feeling B.A.M addiction recovery

Aviation Administration, Airport according to Tooele County’s continued from page A1 land use plan. Tooele County approached Salt Lake City Airport in the The proposed overlay early 90s and asked them to boundaries include five dif- take control of the airport. We Design ferent zones with increasing The Salt Lake Airport restrictions as they get nearer Department hired RS&H to the runway. Consultants, a national con- They are labeled zones A, B, sulting service with experience C, D and H. Zone A is the land in aviation and aerospace plan- closest to the airport ning and development, to help Tooele Valley Airport cur- develop the proposed overlay rently provides many aviation- zone. related services, including The purpose of the overlay is and Print business-related flying, skydiv- not only to protect the services ing, law enforcement/fire/res- of the airport, but also to pro- cue flying services, recreation- mote safety in the area, make al flying, and flight training. It sure landowners — present ONE STOP SHOP is operated with one primary and future — are aware of the FOR ALL YOUR runway, oriented in a general airport, and to help developers north-south direction, along of property near the airport with a supporting parallel taxi- to comply with federal regula- PRINTING NEEDS! way system, according to the tions, said Fredrickson. Salt Lake Airport Department. The overlay plan will be The airport was created in reviewed by the planning • Banners & Signs • Brochures the early 1970s as a result of commission and eventually • Magnets & Stickers • Magazines a 1969 study by the Tooele approved or disapproved by County Commission under the County Council. • Custom Designed Masks • Kit Covers the direction of the Federal [email protected] • Business Cards • Tabloid Newspapers • Letterhead & Envelope • Broadsheet Newspapers • Mailers • Catalogs Something • Inserts/ Flyers • Marketing Campaigns • Calendars • Corporate Identities Call Keith Bird or On Your Mind? • Posters • Logos Dianna Bergen for more • Newspaper Advertising • Annual Reports info or to get a bid. Write a Letter to the Editor! • Cards & Announcements • Billboards 435.882.0050 Tooele Transcript Bulletin or • Wedding Invitations • Books By Self-Publishers P.O. Box 390 [email protected] • Newsletters 58 N. MAIN • TOOELE Tooele, UT 84074 A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 11, 2021

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Donald (Don) West

Donald (Don) West, 73, of Tai chi or yoga? 4 important differences Stockton, Utah, passed away Feb. 6, 2021, in Salt Lake City, Here’s how to determine which is best for your needs Utah, surrounded by his loving family. ai chi and yoga have many lying down, sitting on the floor, He was born Nov. 20, 1947, Tsimilarities. Both are gentle, and kneeling on all fours. Some in Tooele, Utah, to William low-intensity exercises that have positions require you to bend, and Josephine West. He been practiced for hundreds of reach backward, or even turn was the youngest of seven years. Both are good for your upside down. children: Dorothy (Gerald) mind and body (see “Tai chi and These are important consider- Small, Norma (Marvin) Small, yoga benefits”). And both have ations if you don’t have access to Blaine (Evelyn) West, Shirley been shown to be beneficial for a chair-based program and you (Bob) Messersmith, Bill (Betty older adults in particular. How either can’t stand for long peri- Jo) West, and Arnold (Mary do you choose one over the ods or have difficulty getting up Helen) West. other? Several differences can and down off the floor. He married his sweetheart influence your choice. Nadine Brown on Jan. 21, He is survived by his wife 3. A lot to remember 1972, in Stockton, Utah. Nadine West of Stockton; his Tai chi and yoga benefits Tai chi and yoga both have ty, range of motion, reflexes, and severe arthritis, tai chi might be They were later sealed in the children Donald West Jr of Tai chi and yoga share a long an instructor who leads you awareness of bodily sensations an easier option than yoga. Salt Lake City Temple of The Ogden, Josie (Scott) Sloan list of health and wellness ben- through the exercises. Still, some and mental focus,” Wayne says. But both types of exercises Church of Jesus Christ of of Tooele, Sandy West of efits. Both can improve your bal- people have trouble following Yoga appears to reduce pain can be adapted for your ability, Latter-day Saints. Grantsville, Tim (Melissa) ance, flexibility, strength, mobil- or memorizing tai chi choreog- — especially back, neck, and even if you have Parkinson’s dis- He served in the US Navy West of Stockton; 12 grand- ity, mood, quality of life, range raphy. other musculoskeletal pain. ease or other physically limiting during the Vietnam conflict children; and his brother Bill of motion, reflexes, and thinking The good news: “Many mod- This could be from the gradual conditions. And that makes the from 1966 to 1968 and in the West of Lehi. He was preceded skills. They also reduce pain and ern tai chi programs have been stretching and strengthening of instructor an important consid- Utah National Guard for 21 in death by his parents and five your risk of falls. simplified to include only a small muscles that support the back eration. “You want a teacher years. siblings. How do two exercises accom- number of movements that can (such as the paraspinal muscles who will adapt protocols to He proudly served the resi- Visitations will be Friday, plish all that? “Rather than be done in an easy-to-learn, that help you bend your spine ensure that they’re safe and the dents of Stockton and Tooele Feb. 12, 2021. from 6 to 8 targeting just one aspect of repetitive manner,” explains and the multifidus muscles that appropriate level of challenge County as a firefighter for 43 p.m., at Tate Mortuary, 110 health — like an aspirin for a Peter Wayne, faculty editor of stabilize your vertebrae). Yoga for you,” Wayne says. “If you years including 20 years as S. Main St., Tooele, Utah, and headache — yoga and tai chi the Harvard Special Health also may reduce pain by reduc- have a health condition, it can Chief of Stockton Volunteer Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021, from movements address many health Report An Introduction to Tai Chi ing mental stress: stress tends to help to have an instructor who Fire Department. 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., at the systems and work synergisti- and director of the Osher Center increase the perception of pain. also has medical training, such He loved the outdoors, espe- Stockton LDS church, 405 N. cally,” says Peter Wayne, faculty for Integrative Medicine at as a nurse or physical therapist.” cially fishing with his grand- Connor Ave., followed by the editor of the Harvard Special Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Other considerations To find those experts, turn children. funeral at 11 a.m. Health Report An Introduction to Women’s Hospital. Choosing between yoga and to sources you can trust, such Tai Chi. tai chi often comes down to as hospitals or academic cen- 4. Stand-out benefits personal preference and practi- ters. Check out exercise videos, 1. Flowing vs. static move- While tai chi and yoga have cal considerations. “Try them outdoor exercise classes (stand NOTE OF APPRECIATION ments similar benefits, each has a and see what you like,” Wayne at least six feet apart from Tai chi and yoga use different particular effect that stands out suggests. “You might enjoy flow- others), or an online exercise The Leo family wishes to express their gratitude for the out- types of movements to challenge in scientific studies. “Tai chi ing movement more than being class — such as the ones offered pouring of love and support during this difficult time. Your kind- your muscles and balance. improves your balance, and that still.” by Harvard Health Publishing ness and sympathy have brought us great comfort. Tai chi is like a graceful leads to a 20% to 60% reduction You can always let your abili- (www.harvardhealthonline- dance of flowing motions. As in falls. The exercise sharpens ties guide you. If you have mem- learning.com/catalog). you perform a series of slow, all of the skills you need to stay ory challenges, you might want Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 choreographed movements, you upright — leg strength, flexibili- to try yoga first; if you have © 2021 by Harvard University breathe deeply, focus on body sensations, and gradually shift your weight from one pose to Headstone Clean another. Yoga is a series of focused, & Restoration mostly static (still) strengthen- Extra support for better health ing and stretching postures com- • Cleaned bined with breathing techniques. eaching a health or well- new habits until you find a for- become certified by an agency • Polished Before Rness goal is challenging for mula that works for you, meeting accredited by the National anyone, whether the objective is for coaching sessions twice a Commission of Certifying • Protected After 2. Standing vs. sitting • Color Restoration Both tai chi and yoga can be losing weight, lowering choles- month,” Moore says. Agencies — such as the terol, or improving endurance. Types of health coaches. American Council on Exercise — LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED adapted for people who want or need to sit in a chair while exer- Fortunately, you don’t have to There are general health and and take continuing education to Call Susan cising. But generally speaking, go it alone. Seek out these pros wellness coaches who can assist maintain the certification. tai chi is performed while stand- when you need guidance, sup- you with a broad range of goals Exercise physiologists. 435-830-8664 ing. Yoga can involve standing, port, or inspiration. and specialized coaches who These experts develop exercise focus on managing a particular programs for sick, injured, or Health and wellness coaches health challenge, such as high healthy people. “It could be Health coaches are part of a blood pressure, diabetes, stress, someone with cancer who wants relatively new, evidence-based or sleep problems. “Coaches to work on balance or someone field of medicine that requires have varied backgrounds,” who wants to continue exercis- coach training followed by certi- Moore says. “Some are doctors ing after a cardiac rehabilitation fication from the National Board or nurses; some have exercise or program,” says Francis Neric, for Health & Wellness Coaching. nutrition backgrounds. Find one national director of certifica- What they do. Coaches enable who’s fairly close to your age and tion with the American College you to shift your mindset and has the expertise that matches of Sports Medicine (ACSM). develop new, healthy behaviors. the particular challenge you Physiologists must have at least “Coaches help you define what want to confront.” a college degree in exercise sci- your vision for optimal health ence. looks like. Together you figure Fitness professionals out your motivation, why it mat- Unlike health coaches that Nutrition experts ters, how to use your strengths engage you to find solutions, fit- Want to lose weight or change to make sustainable changes, ness professionals prescribe the your diet? Doctors might recom- and where to start,” explains exercise program and teach you mend working with these profes- Margaret Moore, a pioneer of the necessary skills to make it sionals. the field who co-founded and happen. Older adults are most A dietitian. Dietitians are chairs the Institute of Coaching likely to benefit from either of experts in diet and nutrition. at Harvard-affiliated McLean two types of fitness profession- They develop eating plans tai- Hospital and is a faculty member als: lored to your needs so you can of the Harvard Medical School Personal trainers. A personal prevent or treat chronic disease. Office of Global Education. trainer focuses on fitness for They can also advise you about How they work. Health and generally healthy people. They what to eat in order to lose or wellness coaches help you evaluate your needs and fitness gain weight. 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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville girls basketball at Big fourth quarter powers Summit Academy The Grantsville girls basketball team rallied from a nine-point deficit in the fourt quarter to squeak past Summit Academy Stallions past Aviators 60-56 in a Region 13 game on Tuesday in Bluffdale. Emily White’s shooting, Spaulding’s defense key in rally sandwiched around a Cedar Backus and Kenzie Allen each Valley offensive foul put the scored 20 points to lead the DARREN VAUGHAN and work hard. They switched Stallions within a point. Cowboys (18-3, 8-1 Region 13), SPORTS EDITOR with Backus adding six steals. screens, they fought through Cedar Valley called a time- Ellie Thomas had nine points Through the first three screens and our second-half out to try to slow the Stallions’ and Maison White had six points quarters of Wednesday night’s rebounding was great.” momentum, but it didn’t work. and 14 rebounds. Grantsville Region 10 game, the Stansbury Stansbury (10-8, 6-4 The Stallions got a steal and wrapped up its regular season boys basketball team had Region 10) began the final David Spaulding scored on an Thursday after press time at been pushed around by Cedar quarter in a 41-33 hole, but offensive rebound on the other home against Judge Memorial. Valley, and as a result, the got a boost when senior Jacob end to put Stansbury in front Stansbury girls basketball at Stallions found themselves White knocked down his for the first time since the mid- Ben Lomond trailing by eight points. third 3-pointer of the game way point of the first quarter. The Stansbury girls basketball However, the fourth quarter to cut the lead to five points. Giles added another layup with team snapped a four-game was an entirely different story, Cedar Valley’s Cole Roberts 1:25 left in the game to put losing streak with a convincing as the Stallions picked up answered with a 3 of his own the Stallions ahead 49-46, and 47-30 win over Ben Lomond in a their defense and rebounding. to restore the Aviators’ eight- Stansbury forced four more Region 10 game Wednesday in Stansbury forced eight Cedar point advantage, but then the Cedar Valley turnovers down Ogden. The Stallions (6-12, 3-6 Region 10) outscored the Scots Valley turnovers in the final Stallions truly got things going. the stretch and hit just enough 15-2 in the first quarter and led eight minutes and finished the Landen Giles hit a jumper free throws to pull away late. 30-11 at halftime. Individual game on a 17-2 run, pulling off from just inside the 3-point “Dave Spaulding had seven statistics were not available at an impressive 53-46 win over line to pull the Stallions within steals — I don’t know how press time. Stansbury will travel the Aviators. six points with six minutes to many of them were in the to Draper to face Juan Diego in “(Cedar Valley) had a game go, and Jacob White knocked fourth quarter,” Joe White a region game Saturday before plan to be physical, and for the down another 3 on Stansbury’s said. “He took away a lot of the returning home to face Uintah first three and a half quarters, next trip down the floor to drives and he started anticipat- on Tuesday. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO it worked,” Stallions coach make it a 44-41 game. After ing where that ball was going. Grantsville boys basketball vs. Stansbury senior Jacob White lines up a 3-pointer during the Stallions’ Joe White said. “There was Jackson Rose scored what We took advantage of that and Summit Academy Region 10 boys basketball game against Tooele on Jan. 29 at Stansbury a challenge to get down in proved to be the final points we attacked the rim a lot hard- The Grantsville boys basketball High School. On Wednesday against Cedar Valley, White scored a game- (defensive) stance and don’t of the night for the Aviators er in that fourth quarter.” team saw a seven-point fourth- high 18 points off the bench and hit four 3-pointers to lead the Stallions be victims — don’t cry about (9-8, 5-5), a pair of layups quarter lead slip away in the to a come-from-behind, 53-46 win over the Aviators. things, just get down in stance by Bridger Thomas and Giles SEE SHS BOYS PAGE A8 ➤ final minutes of a 42-41 loss to Summit Academy in a Region 13 game Wednesday night at Grantsville High School. The Cowboys (14-2, 8-1 Region 13) were outscored 13-5 down the stretch after building a 36-29 advantage. Davin Ekins led Second-quarter stumbles Grantsville with 15 points and Tate Allred added eight. The Cowboys will complete their regular-season schedule Friday cost Stallions in loss in Salt Lake City against Judge Memorial. Wendover boys basketball at Aviators build 12-point halftime lead, holds on to beat SHS Dugway DARREN VAUGHAN The Stallions got off to a throw to pull the Stallions Jaime Montalvo had 19 points SPORTS EDITOR solid — if slow — start to the within six points at 15-9 with and Angel Hernandez added 10 It has been a frustrating game, as they went more than 3:39 left in the first half, but to lead the Wendover boys bas- season for the Stansbury girls five and a half minutes without Cedar Valley responded with ketball team to a 78-32 win over county rival Dugway in a Region basketball team, with injuries scoring after taking an early a quick 8-2 run on baskets by 21 game Wednesday night at and COVID-19 wreaking havoc 4-2 lead on layups by Sarah Nicholson, Shanyse Anderson, Dugway High School. Ten play- on the Stallions’ lineup and Gatluak and Ainsley Thurber. A Miyasaki and Mallory McInnes ers scored in the victory for the leading to inconsistency. drive to the basket by Epa Tia to take a 23-11 halftime lead. Wildcats (10-5, 3-1 Region 21). That frustration continued put Stansbury ahead 6-5 after The Stallions outscored Kota Bear led Dugway (1-10, 0-3) on Tuesday night at Stansbury one quarter, but that’s when the Aviators 11-9 in the third with 13 points. The two teams High School, as Stansbury suf- things started to go south. quarter, but turnovers kept will meet again Friday night at fered its fourth loss in a row. Cedar Valley (10-7, 7-2) them from cutting into the lead Wendover High School. Cedar Valley used an 18-5 opened the second quarter any further. Stansbury com- Notable HS girls basketball second-quarter run to build a with a 3-pointer by Madi mitted seven turnovers in the scores 12-point halftime lead, coast- Leathem from the left wing, quarter to Cedar Valley’s zero. Tuesday ing to a 50-43 win over the and Anna Taumoepeau con- Stansbury freshman Brooke Grantsville 60, Summit Academy Stallions in a Region 10 game. verted a layup after a steal Jensen hit a pair of 3-point- 56 The loss left Stansbury by the Aviators to put CVHS ers during the third quarter to Cedar Valley 50, Stansbury 43 Desert Hills 64, Pine View 48 (5-12, 2-6 Region 10), which up 10-6 less than a minute keep the Stallions within strik- Sky View 53, Logan 49 was picked by the Region 10 into the period. A traditional ing distance, as the Aviators Canyon View 45, Cedar City 39 coaches as the region title 3-point play by Taylor Miyasaki never led by more than 14 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Dixie 39, Crimson Cliffs 32 favorite in the preseason, in and another layup by Naomi points despite Stansbury’s Stansbury junior Sarah Gatluak (13) tries to split Ogden defenders Rachel Hurricane 48, Snow Canyon 46 sixth place with just over two Nicholson capped a 10-0 run miscues. Davis (20) and Lucy Ballard during a Region 10 girls basketball game Feb. Ridgeline 45, Bear River 33 weeks left before the Class 4A by the Aviators. 2 at Stansbury High School. Gatluak scored 10 points for the Stallions in Green Canyon 42, Mountain state tournament tips off. Tia hit a layup and a free SEE SHS GIRLS PAGE A8 ➤ their 50-43 loss to Cedar Valley on Tuesday. Crest 32 Juan Diego 62, Uintah 40 Delta 40, North Sanpete 21 Judge Memorial 66, Providence Hall 40 Morgan 82, South Summit 47 Emery 58, South Sevier 46 Union 47, Juab 38 Begay, Smurthwaite ALA 60, Maeser Prep 33 San Juan 63, Grand 48 Richfield 48, Carbon 37 Wednesday 3A title contenders Stansbury 47, Ben Lomond 30 Emery 63, Cedar Valley 54 DARREN VAUGHAN American Heritage 57, Summit SPORTS EDITOR Academy 56 The Grantsville contingent will be Notable HS boys basketball small, but mighty, at the Class 3A state scores swimming championship meet Friday Tuesday and Saturday at the South Davis Juab 50, Manti 46 Recreation Center in Bountiful. While the Cowboys have just five Wednesday Summit Academy 42, Grantsville competitors in the individual events 41 — three boys and two girls — along Stansbury 53, Cedar Valley 46 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO with six relay teams, those competitors Wendover 78, Dugway 32 Tooele senior Myra Miller swims the backstroke leg of the girls’ 200-yard individual could very well end up on the medal Sky View 68, Logan 50 medley during the Region 10 championship meet on Jan. 29 at the Pratt Aquatic Center stand when all is said and done. Green Canyon 60, Mountain in Tooele. Miller is the No. 7 seed in the 100 breaststroke and No. 8 in the 200 IM as she The top step of the medal stand is a Crest 47 prepares for this week’s Class 4A state championship meet at the South Davis Recreation familiar spot for senior Hadlee Begay, Juan Diego 71, Uintah 41 Center in Bountiful. the three-time defending girls’ state Snow Canyon 59, Hurricane 42 champion in the 500-yard freestyle. Cedar City 67, Canyon View 38 Ridgeline 80, Bear River 25 She enters this weekend as Class Ben Lomond 48, Ogden 43 3A’s top seed with a season-best time Stansbury boys could of 5 minutes, 37.22 seconds. She is Dixie 74, Crimson Cliffs 54 Desert Hills 73, Pine View 46 also the top seed in the 100 butterfly CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO ALA 48, Maeser Prep 32 with a time of 59.86, returning to the Grantsville senior Hadlee Begay gets ready Judge Memorial 74, Providence contend for relay title event she won state titles in during to compete in the girls’ 200-yard individual Hall 40 her freshman and sophomore seasons. medley during a meet earlier this season at Juab 48, Union 26 Last season, she was the 200 freestyle the Pratt Aquatic Center in Tooele. Begay Richfield 61, Carbon 54 state champion. will look to win her fourth career state Morgan 66, South Summit 58 Adair, Taylor, Miller earn top-eight seeds championship in the 500 freestyle this Fellow senior Ben Smurthwaite Emery 47, South Sevier 45 DARREN VAUGHAN freestyle relay, where the Stallions weekend at the Class 3A state champion- also has high hopes coming into the ship meet at the South Davis Recreation North Sanpete 63, Delta 48 SPORTS EDITOR recorded Class 4A’s fourth-best time final state championship meet of his Center in Bountiful. She will also try for her Schedule The Stansbury and Tooele swim- of 1 minute, 35.17 seconds. SHS is high-school career. He is the No. 2 third championship in the 100 butterfly Friday’s games ming teams are bringing a talented seeded 10th in the 200 medley relay seed in the boys’ 200 individual med- and eighth overall. Tooele and Stansbury girls and experienced group of competitors (1:49.63) and 13th in the 400 free ley, recording a season-best time of swimming at Class 4A state to this weekend’s Class 4A state swim- relay (3:44.05). preliminaries, 8:15 a.m. at 2:11.67. He is also ranked No. 4 in Freshman Josh Parks is the No. 24 ming championship meet, relocated Stansbury sophomore Katelyn South Davis Recreation Center Class 4A in the 100 fly with a time of seed in the boys’ 100 back with a time Tooele and Stansbury boys to the South Davis Recreation Center Taylor is the No. 6 seed in the girls’ 59.05. Senior Evan Thomas could also of 1:15.18. swimming at Class 4A state in Bountiful from its traditional spot 100 backstroke with a season-best contend for a couple medals as the No. The Grantsville girls are the No. preliminaries, 12:15 p.m. at at Brigham Young University. mark of 1:03.74. She is also entered 8 seed in the 200 free (2:06.28) and 7 seed in the 400 free relay with a South Davis Recreation Center Tooele is fielding five girls and two in the 100 butterfly as the No. 7 seed the No. 9 seed in the 100 free (56.61). time of 4:31.73. They are 10th in Grantsville girls swimming at boys in the individual events. Three with a seed time of 1:06.01. Junior Sophomore Mary Armantrout will the 200 medley relay (2:19.02) and Class 3A state preliminaries, of the girls and both boys are seniors. Isaac Adair is the Stallions’ top-seed- represent the Grantsville girls in a pair 12th in the 200 free relay (2:04.06). 4:15 p.m. at South Davis Rec Meanwhile, Stansbury’s individuals ed male swimmer, as he is No. 6 in of events. She is the No. 9 seed in the Grantsville’s boys are seeded 10th Center consist of four boys (two seniors and both the 50 free (23.57) and 100 fly 100 backstroke with a seed time of in the 400 free relay (3:58.51), 12th two juniors) and one sophomore girl. 1:13.96, and her best time of 2:23.03 SEE WRAP PAGE A8 ➤ Stansbury’s best chance for a state in the 200 free has her seeded 10th. title could come in the boys’ 200-yard SEE RELAY PAGE A8 ➤ SEE CONTENDERS PAGE A8 ➤ A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 11, 2021 Stallions leapfrog Buffs in 4A boys rankings

round berths, and the Buffs Red-hot Tooele girls continue to climb in RPI entered Thursday’s games just two-thousandths of a point DARREN VAUGHAN The Wendover boys (10-5, behind No. 11 Hurricane. SPORTS EDITOR 3-1 Region 21) currently sit in Should Tooele remain in the The Stansbury and Tooele the No. 2 spot in the Class 1A No. 12 spot, the Buffs would boys basketball teams have had rankings after last weekend’s host No. 21 Ben Lomond in a almost identical levels of suc- win over top-ranked Bryce first-round game. Stansbury cess this season. Valley (14-3), as well as region (6-12, 3-6) broke a four-game The Stallions are 10-8 wins over Telos Academy and losing streak with Wednesday’s overall and 6-4 in Region 10 Dugway. If the season were to win over Ben Lomond and play, while the Buffaloes are end today, the Wildcats would sits in the No. 18 spot, which COURTESY OF TOOELE MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY 10-9 and 6-3. When the teams play host to No. 15 Green River would send the Stallions to St. Tooele Martial Arts Academy show off their winning medals from the 2020 Utah State Gi and NoGi faced each other, each team or No. 18 Wayne in a second- George to face No. 15 Dixie in Impact Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament. They won state for a second year in a row. won on its home floor. Thus, round state tournament game, the first round. (Left to right back) Evan Roth, Jax Putnik, Amirah Gordy, Jasmine Okonsky, Brody Bullock, Coach Jamie it seems appropriate that the as the top 13 teams receive There is a change at the top Rydalch; (Left to right middle) Donovan Silva, Scott Lowery, Brody Bishop, Taydien Gregston, Bradley two Tooele County squads are first-round byes. of the rankings this week, with ‘Junior’ Lancaster, Jameson Dorman; (Left to right front) Coach Keith Azbury, Brody Oborn, Ethan neck-and-neck in the Class 4A Dugway (1-10, 0-3) is 19th, Ridgeline (13-5) overtaking Rockwell, Addy Flores, McKelle Putnik, Audrina Jackson, Easton Jackson, and Coach Boomer Arellano. Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) which would put the Mustangs Pine View (16-2) for the No. 1 rankings that will determine in a first-round matchup spot. Desert Hills (15-2), which seeding for the upcoming state against No. 14 Diamond beat Pine View on Tuesday, is TOOELE MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY tournament, with the Stallions Ranch Academy on the road in No. 3, followed by Logan (12- leading the Buffs by less than Hurricane. The winner would 4) and Sky View (12-5). WINS STATE AGAIN! one ten-thousandth of a point. travel to No. 3 Manila (12-4). Wendover (6-2, 1-0 Region Stansbury moved ahead of Piute (11-4) and Panguitch 21) is No. 6 in Class 1A this Tooele into the No. 13 spot (14-4) are ranked No. 4 and week after routing Pinnacle with its come-from-behind win No. 5, respectively. and Tintic and losing at home over No. 12 Cedar Valley on Grantsville (14-2, 8-1 to Bryce Valley. That currently Wednesday night, while Tooele Region 13) held the top spot sets up the Wildcats for a first- sits at No. 14. Both teams are in the Class 3A rankings last round matchup against No. in position to host first-round week. The final rankings will 11 Escalante. Valley (12-3), playoff games, as Stansbury be revealed Saturday morning, Wayne (14-3), Piute (11-4), would face No. 20 Canyon along with the 3A state tourna- Milford (11-6) and Green River View and Tooele would take on ment bracket. (8-5) make up the top five in No. 19 Ben Lomond if the sea- Girls this week’s rankings. son ended today. The Tooele girls (8-9, 5-3 Grantsville (18-3, 8-1 Region Juan Diego (17-2) moved Region 10) have ridden a 13) will find out its postseason COURTESY OF TOOELE MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY into the No. 1 spot, with Dixie four-game winning streak all fate when the final Class 3A Camden Thorup proudly wears his (16-3) moving up to No. 2 after the way to the No. 12 spot in RPI is released Saturday morn- medals while standing next to Coach beating previously top-ranked the Class 4A RPI, putting the ing. The Cowboys were ranked Keith Azbury, owner of Tooele Martial No. 3 Crimson Cliffs (16-3) on Buffaloes in position to host a No. 4 in last week’s rankings, COURTESY OF TOOELE MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY Arts Academy. Wednesday. Sky View (14-3) first-round playoff game — or though some shuffling is likely Brody Oborn (far left), of Tooele Martial Arts Academy, is No. 4, followed by Desert possibly receive a first-round after Carbon and South Sevier shows off his first place medal and helps hold the champi- Hills (16-3). The top 11 teams bye. both lost on Tuesday night. onship banner with others at the tournament. in Class 4A will receive first- The top 11 teams in 4A will [email protected] round byes. receive automatic second-

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Tia’s drive to the basket cut Cedar Valley’s Cedar Valley looked like it might run away lead to 32-24 with 5:51 left in the game, but the with the game early on, using an 11-0 run to Aviators were able to maintain their advantage take a 16-7 lead early in the second quarter. thanks to strong free-throw shooting. CVHS was That’s when Jacob White came in off the bench 9-of-14 from the foul line in the fourth quarter, and made an immediate impact, drawing an with Megan Jensen hitting 6-of-8 down the and-one and knocking down a 3-pointer from stretch. With Stansbury forced to foul to extend the left corner to pull the Stallions within five the game, this kept the Stallions from mounting points. Later, with Stansbury trailing 25-19, he any sort of comeback despite scoring 21 fourth- hit a free throw and drained another corner 3 quarter points. to shrink Cedar Valley’s advantage to just two Tia led all scorers with 18 points in the loss points. for Stansbury. Gatluak added 10 points and “That was a big deal when we were struggling Jensen had six. Thurber scored four points, to score, and it couldn’t have been more timely,” Reagan Richins had three and Jessica Smart had Joe White said. “They were huge. I’m very proud two. of him.” Jensen led Cedar Valley with 11 points as the Jacob White finished with 18 points to lead Aviators overcame a 17-for-60 (28.3%) shooting all scorers, and Giles added 12. Spaulding and night. Nicholson, Leathem and Miyasaki each Kru Huxford each scored eight points for the scored eight points. Stallions, while Pae Tia had three and Thomas Following Wednesday night’s road game and Logan Richins each scored two. against Ben Lomond, the Stallions will face “It doesn’t matter — we just kind of roll with region leader Juan Diego on Saturday afternoon who’s there, and the others just cheer them on,” CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO in Draper. They will play host to Uintah in their Joe White said. “We don’t have any pouters. This Grantsville freshman Brooke Jensen attempts a home finale Tuesday, with the regular-season is their first year where I haven’t dealt with kids 3-pointer during a Feb. 2 Region 10 girls basket- finale scheduled for next Thursday on the road ball game against Ogden at Stansbury High School. complaining about playing time ever, in the 18 against Ogden. Jensen hit a pair of 3-pointers in the third quarter of years I’ve been coaching high-school basketball. [email protected] Stansbury’s 50-43 loss to Cedar Valley on Tuesday. It’s fun to have and it’s a fun team to coach.” Roberts and Rupper each had 13 points to lead Cedar Valley, though Rupper went scoreless for the final 12:33 and Roberts was shut out for Saturday’s games Wendover boys basketball at Rich, the final 6:14 of game time. Tooele and Stansbury girls swim- 5:30 p.m. “(Richins) picked up (Rupper) just over the Wrap ming at Class 4A state finals, 8:30 Grantsville boys swimming at Class continued from page A7 halfcourt line and was quick enough and didn’t a.m. at South Davis Recreation 3A state finals, 7:45 p.m. at South let him have (penetration),” Joe White said. Center Davis Recreation Center “(Roberts) was getting a lot of back cuts early, Tooele and Stansbury boys swim- Monday’s games Dugway boys basketball at ming at Class 4A state finals, and we stopped that. Our rebounding and mak- Wendover girls basketball vs. Wendover, 6 p.m. 12:15 p.m. at South Davis ing them take tough shots was the key. They Pinnacle, 4:30 p.m. Wendover girls basketball at Recreation Center responded to the physicality.” Wendover boys basketball vs. Tabiona, 6 p.m. Grantsville girls swimming at Class Rose had 10 points, and Lincoln Roberts and Pinnacle, 6 p.m. Tooele boys basketball at Juan 3A state finals, 4 p.m. at South Ryan Gagnier each scored five for Cedar Valley. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Diego, 7 p.m. Davis Rec Center Tuesday’s games The Stallions will play host to Uintah in their Stansbury senior David Spaulding (22) battles for posi- Grantsville boys basketball at Judge Stansbury girls basketball at Juan Tooele girls basketball vs. Cedar regular-season home finale Wednesday. Their tion against Tooele junior Julian Mahoe during the Memorial, 7 p.m. teams’ Region 10 boys basketball game at Stansbury Diego, 4 p.m. Valley, 7 p.m. final game of the regular season is scheduled for Grantsville boys swimming at Class Stansbury girls basketball vs. High School on Jan. 29. Spaulding had eight points Wendover girls basketball at Rich, Feb. 19 on the road against Ogden. 3A state preliminaries, 8:15 p.m. 4 p.m. Uintah, 7 p.m. and seven steals in Stansbury’s 53-46 win over Cedar at South Davis Recreation Center [email protected] Valley on Wednesday night.

free relay (4:55.41). of 4:14.53. Relay Senior Myra Miller is Senior Harrison Stoddard Contenders continued from page A7 Tooele’s top-seeded competi- will compete for the Buffaloes continued from page A7 tor, coming in at No. 7 in the as the No. 13 seed in the boys’ girls’ 100 breast (1:11.95) and 200 free (1:59.12) and the (56.12). No. 8 in the 200 IM (2:27.22). No. 24 seed in the 500 free in the medley relay (2:00.54) The Stansbury boys will Senior Kylee Randle is No. 11 (5:37.48). Senior Andrew and 14th in the 200 free relay also be represented by senior in the 100 breast (1:16.18) Crane is No. 15 in the 100 (1:50.77). Xavier Jefferies, who is the No. and No. 22 in the 200 IM breast (1:08.31) and No. 19 in Preliminary heats will take 10 seed in the 200 individual (2:19.59), and senior Sharon the 200 IM (2:16.89). Tooele’s place Friday, with the girls tak- medley (2:10.97) and No. 11 Seals is No. 13 in both the 500 200 free relay team is No. 16 ing to the pool at 4:15 p.m. and in the 100 back (1:00.22). free (6:00.74) and 200 free in Class 4A (1:41.73), and the the boys at 8:15 p.m. The finals Senior Joshua Reynolds will (2:12.25). Sophomore Lauren Buffs are No. 18 in the boys’ are scheduled for Saturday, as compete as the No. 14 seed von Niederhausern is No. 17 in 400 free relay (3:52.68). the girls start at 4 p.m. and the in the 100 fly (1:00.12) and the 100 free (1:00.95) and No. The preliminary heats will boys follow at 7:45 p.m. No. 20 in the 100 breaststroke 24 in the 200 IM (2:36.11), take place Friday, beginning The meet was moved from its (1:08.68), and junior Wyatt and sophomore Kate Walker with the girls at 8:15 a.m. The traditional location at Brigham Barry is No. 18 in the 100 back is No. 24 in the 200 free boys will begin their prelims at Young University’s Richards CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO (1:03.25) and No. 24 in the 50 (2:21.75). 12:15 p.m. On Saturday, the Building earlier this week. The Grantsville senior Ben Smurthwaite (in lane 5) launches off the starting free (24.71). Tooele’s girls are ranked No. girls’ finals will begin at 8:30 South Davis Recreation Center block in the boys’ 200-yard individual medley at a meet earlier this season Stansbury’s girls are No. 18 9 in the medley relay (2:02.11) a.m., with the boys at 12:15 hosted the Class 4A champion- at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Smurthwaite is the No. 2 seed in Class 3A in in the medley relay (2:10.49) and 200 free relay (1:50.23). p.m. ships in 2018 when BYU’s facil- the event, and he is also ranked No. 4 in the 100 butterfly entering this week’s Class 3A state championship meet at the South Davis Recreation and 200 free relay (1:58.47), The Buffaloes are No. 13 in the [email protected] ity was being renovated. Center in Bountiful. as well as No. 20 in the 400 400 free relay with a seed time [email protected]

TOOELETRANSCRIPT Follow us on Facebook! BULLETIN @TooeleTB THURSDAY February 11, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 GARDEN SPOT Simple ways to preserve Valentine flowers

DIANE SAGERS themums in all their variations stem to support the blossoms. GUEST COLUMNIST are the longest-lasting blooms Scissors or nippers are simple This column was originally in a traditional mixed bouquet. for cutting stems, but they tend published Feb. 9, 2012. It has Well tended, they may last for to crush the tissue so that it is been updated by the author. up to two weeks. harder to take up water. Oriental lilies also will last Add a little sugar to the or those of us who walk that long provided the yel- water to provide a little nutri- Faround oblivious to the low or brown pollen tips are tion to maintain the blooms. sights, sounds and colors of the removed as the flowers open. Better yet, use a floral preser- advertisements everywhere, Hybrid delphinium, hydran- vative. Flowers from a floral Valentine’s Day is coming on gea, and bouvardia will often shop will likely already have Sunday! There is still time to last for about 10 days. some preservative in the vase. do something about it before For all their reputation to Just add water daily. If the that sabbath holiday. the contrary, orchids are pretty flowers begin to droop prema- Kudos to those who are nat- tough blooms. They are fragile turely, try putting the flower urally romantic. Valentine Day to touching and bumping, but up to its neck in a sink of water fits right into their personas. they will last a good long while to help rehydrate it. Give the But for many others, this day if they are kept moist and are stem a fresh cut and put it back of love is more like an opportu- treated with respect. into the vase with fresh water. nity to step out of the everyday Making blooms last: Adding about a teaspoon of mode, become a romantic, and Having received the flowers, chlorine bleach per quart of express true love and devotion. the next step is to keep them water helps keep bacteria at This column focuses on gar- beautiful for as long as pos- bay. An oft repeated myth is dens but if you are married to sible. Like everything else, we that putting an aspirin into the a gardener, I’m pretty sure that tend to look for a magic elixir water will help preserve the Valentine’s Day is not the time — a flower fountain of youth blooms longer. Unfortunately, to present your beloved with a DIANE SAGERS — that will keep the flowers it won’t. Since your flowers new shovel — unless you also Flowers of any kind say “I love you” for Valentine’s Day. Take good care of them so they can be enjoyed longer. fresh, attractive and young. don’t have a headache save the plan to put a beautiful plant Magic has nothing to do with aspirin for someone who does. that says “I love you” into the of Albany, passed through a have the notion that the red style, appearance and longev- it. Cut flowers need water and Another popular notion is ground. This does have pos- “time portal” from the late rose says “I love you.” For that ity. Some flowers just last plenty of it. You can do all sorts that putting flowers into Sprite sibilities because a well-chosen 19th century to the start of the reason, many romantic floral longer after they are cut than of things to prolong flower life, is helpful. Actually, it is. The and maintained plant is a gift 21st. According to the movie, messages in red dozens and others. but without water, they will Sprite provides both liquid and that keeps on giving. in Leopold’s time suitors of half dozens will be delivered to Choosing Flowers: If you soon be history. sugar needed to support the With that said, February class conveyed their senti- sweet young things (and their wish to hasten the feeling of When you get your bouquet, flowers and the carbonation is not the ideal month to be ments through their choice of older counterparts) on Friday spring, you might choose tulips check for water immediately acts as a preservative. Mix one digging through the frozen flowers. Leopold accompanied and Saturday in preparation for your arrangement, but whether they arrived in a part Sprite with three parts earth to put a plant into the Charlie, the brother of his for the holiday on Sunday. don’t plan on a long run. These vase or as a wrapped bouquet. water for optimum results. ground. A better choice might newfound 21st Century girl- Some romantics in our midst flowers don’t last long even Despite deliverers’ best efforts, After about five days, most be an attractive potted plant — friend, Kate, to a flower shop will resist the charm of red when they are in the ground, sometimes vases tip in transit arrangements could use a perhaps something that your to help choose a bouquet for a lured by bouquets of roses of a much less after they are cut. and they may need more water boost. The easiest way to do it Valentine can enjoy indoors for girl Charlie wanted to impress. different color. Still others will Roses are fairly short-lived, to fill them. Then add fresh is to empty the vase and refill now and plant outdoors later. Charlie impulsively chose flow- opt for mixed flowers — possi- but some colors last better water daily to keep them fully it with the right amount of The language of flowers: ers that he liked in an array bly decorated with cupids and than others. Yellow or white hydrated. water and flower preservative. Cut flowers are the order of of colors — but the Duke of hearts — with no consider- roses tend to open quickly and If your flowers come If you have more time, take the the day. Unlike true love, they Albany steered him carefully ation of the unspoken meaning decline quickly while red or wrapped or boxed without flowers out of the vase. Rinse are transient, but the tradi- away from those that spoke of each of the blossoms. coral colored flowers last a water, put them in water as and trim the stems, pull away tional “language of flowers” of disdain and disinterest and And, of course, It doesn’t little longer. Some pink roses soon as possible. Left out of spoiled foliage and clean the can convey a message of love helped him find some that con- matter at all. The 21st Century last a bit longer yet. The deci- water, the base of cut flower vase well enough to drink out and devotion. veyed interest, charm, beauty, recipients of any of these sion isn’t really based on color stems tend to seal off to keep of it. Then refill it with water If you have seen the movie, long-lasting commitment and missives will understand the as much as variety so there will water inside, but it may also and floral preservative and put Kate and Leopold, you may love. meaning as “I love you.” Since be variations. seal out additional water. Cut the flowers back into it. remember the scene on the We in the 21st Century don’t she will get the message in any Carnations are attractive the stems at a slant with a Cupid is on the loose with meaning of flowers. The main generally pay much attention case, you have the option to alternatives that usually last sharp knife so that new tissue his arrows. Be prepared to character, Leopold the Duke to such subtleties, but we still choose flowers based on color, longer than roses. But chrysan- is exposed to let water up the make the most of it!

SUNDAY DRIVE Incredible power, unbelievable luxury, and the best technology define the 2021 Mercedes E450

ne thing we have found may seem weird, but as the Oover the years is that sun goes down early in the when it comes to sedans winter months, the interior of Mercedes makes a very excep- the car lights up earlier, and tional vehicle. Any time we with the endless color pallet have spent in one has always it make the interior seem like been fantastic and luxuriously a world of color. These colors comfortable. can be changed at any time We were not disappointed Craig & Deanne Conover to any color along with color in the new 2021 E450 4Matic. GUEST COLUMNISTS schemes that will fade through It seems the engineers and different colors when driving. designers have thought of It is just the best way we have everything, from technology in the E450, it was also came found to set any mood inside to comfort, and put it into loaded with all kinds of tech- the sedan no matter what kind this sedan; not to mention nology. The dual 12.3-inch of day we had been handed. the standard version comes wide high definition monitors As we mentioned previ- packed with a whopping 362 that make up the drivers infor- ously, the sedan is powered horsepower. mation and center infotain- by a 362 horsepower 3.0 liter Getting into the new E450 ment package seem to flow inline turbocharged engine is like surrounding yourself seamlessly together to really that is also enhanced with the in another universe, one that make what we consider a work Mercedes new EQ boost which includes no noise and lots of art in the cabin. minimizes turbo lag from the of soft surfaces. The seats Any of the functions in engine. We found this to be are always like magic in a the vehicle can be controlled a very enticing drive system Mercedes, and when they also by the onboard assistant as we went on many different include a massaging feature “Mercedes.” All we had to adventures during our week that seemed to have more do was say “Hey, Mercedes” with the sedan. Admittedly, a ways to give a massage than and she was there to answer 362 horsepower sedan is noth- if we employed our own per- questions, or make all kinds ing to sneeze at. sonal masseur, they are simply of things happen. Things like, And if that were not enough like heaven. The seats were “Hey Mercedes, turn on the the E Class can also be had so comfortable we found our- heated seats and start the mas- with an AMG package that selves making excuses to go sage program,” were all it took moves the 6-cylinder engine to places and enjoy just being in to make us warm and comfort- 429 horsepower. But if daddy the car. They were both heated able during our test ride in wants even more power, there and cooled, as we would have early January. is also an AMG version with a expected from Mercedes, and One of our favorite features 4.0 liter V8 biturbo that puts made of a fine leather. in new Mercedes vehicles is out a whopping 603 horse- Even with all this power the included 23 speakers it was and active speed sign detec- Along with the great feeling the ambient lighting. This power! Mercedes still got a very nice hard to find a bad seat in the tion that would also increase 27.5 mpg for our week, which house and even harder to and decrease speed according we felt was a strong number complain about the in-flight to the posted limit. One of for a 6-cylinder vehicle of entertainment. the coolest things is how the this nature. This was helped With the upgraded acoustic Mercedes can use what they along by the included 9-peed comfort package, being in the call augmented navigation transmission that would slip E450 was almost as quiet as a assist. This will put actual pho- through the gears getting all deserted island. The engineers tos on the screen with arrows the power to the wheels with have thought of everything on which way to turn when ease. to give the ride just that little using the navigation system. It With a sedan as nice as the extra injection of luxury. really does help when you are new Mercedes E450 we took The new E450 comes loaded navigating foreign territory the chance for a nice long with safety systems, and with as we have found many times Saturday drive that included the addition of the driver assis- using this new system. Craig’s mom Pat so we could tance package it was as close The new E450 is a great get a feel for how adults would to autonomous driving as one sedan that has a version to acclimate to sitting in the rear. can get at this point. Included make anyone happy, and takes After a good long journey were adaptive cruise control, their ride to the next level. down through Sanpete County active route-based adaptation Base price $62,000 and back again, she was com- where the car would speed up Price as driven $79,170 pletely enamored with the rear and slow down according to seat. Even though the drive things that were coming ahead Craig and Deanne Conover was over two hours with a on the road, blind spot assist, have been test-driving vehicles stop for lunch, she loved being forward emergency braking for nearly a decade. They receive a rider in the back. With the with pedestrian detection, a new car each week for a week- fantastic added Burmester lane keep assist, lane change long test drive and adventure. surround sound system that assist, active parking assist, They live in Springville, Utah. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 11, 2021 ASK AMY Online celebrations bring on real-life challenges Dear Amy: What is the eti- picked up their pre-printed tives should be introduced and reception later in the year. care workers (for example). quette for Zoom-based celebra- thank you card on the way out. prompted to speak. If invited, should I bring These people are all financially tions? This was a far cry from my The event should end with a another gift? secure. I have attended several brid- Amy Dickinson only other experiences: A few group “toast” (unmuted) to the — Re-Invited Is compassion a choice or GUEST COLUMNIST al and baby showers on Zoom women gathered in someone’s honored parents. Dear Re-Invited: The pan- are there people whose brain that have guest lists of over living room — eating cake, No, a Zoom super-shower demic has created so many is wired such that it renders 100 people, combining family and “oohing and ahhing” - over should NOT feel like a Friday personal, social, and relation- them incapable of feeling or from both sides, co-workers, tion, and the “ooohs” and what felt like a joyful and inti- night on QVC. Guests should ship challenges, and has now displaying compassion? college friends, neighbors, etc. “aaahs” as tiny baby items are mate initiation. NOT be prompted during the brought on a new phenom- I try not to be judgmental At the latest there were unwrapped. A Zoom super-shower shower to send gifts. enon: The “change-the-date” and I do not engage conversa- six screens of “Gallery View” I’m becoming resentful of should involve thoughtful The host could send out a notice. tion when remarks are made. I faces to scroll through, guests these chaotic digital gather- planning and implementation. “thank you” email the follow- I’m sure this has been hard just want to understand them. were speaking on top of one ings. Especially ones that There should be one or two ing day, but every single guest on the couple, as well as their — Irene another, and it was hard to remind me to send an e-gift hosts who run or “emcee” the should also be personally and guests. I hope they express Dear Irene: I believe that hear what the mother-to-be card! party. Guests should be noti- specifically thanked afterward, appreciation for your flexibil- compassion is a choice. It was saying. A friend attended a virtual fied of parameters beforehand. by postal mail, with their spe- ity, as well as a genuine and can be learned, but it helps I was later reminded of wedding shower where the They could be asked to post cific gift acknowledged. personal “thank you” for the to understand that it can be where the parents-to-be were hostess mailed out games to their own baby pictures as ava- wedding gift. frightening to open your heart registered (I had sent an e-gift each attendee in advance. It tars, share a piece of mother- Dear Amy: A friend moved It is not necessary for you to to others, because to under- card, per their request, but had a comfortable feel to it, ing advice, or be asked to hold up her wedding date, because give the couple another wed- stand suffering is to get in now wonder if it made it), with roughly 20 guests. That up a picture of their favorite of the COVID-19 pandemic. ding gift when their reception touch with your own vulner- and learned that an in-person sounds lovely. item from their own (or their She and her fiance held rolls around. ability. shower was held following the Could you offer some digital kids’) babyhood. their wedding ceremony with Zoom celebration. party etiquette and ideas? The mom-to-be could be only a few people in atten- Dear Amy: In a world full You can email Amy Dickinson I appreciate the Zoom — Curmudgeon in prompted to do an on-camera dance. of human suffering, I have two at askamy@amydickinson. option, but are these Zoom- California Q&A where she asks guests her After receiving a “change- female friends (both religious) com or send a letter to Ask based super-showers just a Dear Curmudgeon: First, a most burning questions. The the-date” announcement and a husband (all over 70), Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, cash-grab? comment about “super-show- host unmutes those who want explaining why we were no who seem to be incapable of NY 13068. You can also follow In pre-pandemic days, my ers.” I’ve only attended one of to answer; guests should also longer invited to the wedding, showing compassion toward her on Twitter @askingamy or friend might have had several these, held in a hotel ballroom. use the “chat” function to com- I sent the couple a generous the plight of immigrants, the Facebook. smaller showers with more Guests left their (unwrapped) municate. gift. homeless, or the overwhelm- © 2021 Amy Dickinson opportunity for conversa- gift on a banquet table and The guest-of-honor’s rela- She is now going to have a ing stress felt by our health- INTERPERSONAL EDGE Leave victimhood behind Q: I’ve been trying to put self-sacrifice because they BANNERS out a million fires since the didn’t have to parent their par- pandemic began and have no ents as kids. gas in my tank. I feel so guilty Daneen Skube Your goal in 2021 is to prac- Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, when people ask me to help GUEST COLUMNIST tice listening to your gut on and I don’t pitch in. But, I’m what you can and can’t offer not sleeping or eating well, and others. If someone asks for working ridiculous hours. How thus you create a vicious circle. help and your gut twists just Window Stickers, and More! can I say no without feeling When you first venture to say, “no” Then breathe and guilty? leave victimhood you’ll feel remind yourself that you’re A: Many people live their awful about letting everyone dealing with other adults that work and personal lives in the around you be responsible for are capable of taking care of victim neighborhood which we themselves. You’ll believe you’ll themselves. could shorten to, “victimhood.” get fired, or be abandoned. I promise you that you’ll I strongly recommend my read- However, slowly you’ll discover get over guilt but you will not ers and clients leave that neigh- you’re valued for your contri- get over self-sacrifice until borhood at the earliest possible bution not your self-sacrifice. you beat yourself into the dirt. moment but you’ll have to be Another downside to staying Choose guilt and you’ll find willing to feel guilty. in victimhood is you’ll get so freedom and peace of mind. When we’re victims of our angry about your decision to own habit of self-sacrifice in self-sacrifice that you’ll end up The last word(s) the short run we avoid guilt. blowing up. Be aware it’s not Q: I got my vaccine this In the long run, our health and the fault of others if you keep week and cannot believe how functioning collapse when we signing up for things you don’t much safer and happier I am. have nothing left to give. I’ve want to do. Getting verbally Is this yearlong war coming to had clients truly committed aggressive at people you chose an end? to self-sacrifice that wouldn’t to help and blaming them for A: Yes, this is the way a virus stop until they ended up in the your lack of boundaries just war ends quietly without fan- hospital. means they will stop being gen- fare with an effective vaccine. Adults with a self-sacrifice erous with you. We can look forward to a solid habit underestimate the capac- Yes, some people that have uplift in our mental health ity and ability of those around been enjoying the free ride will as the wave of vaccinations them. I’ve had clients explain be disappointed or angry at expands. to me how all their co-workers, you. Then these people will get customers, family members over it and take care of their Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- and their organization would own responsibilities. 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Put the pieces, according into a plastic candy mold tray the old and create new, tine envelopes for something to color, in small, heat resis- (available at craft and kitch- attractive and useful heart- extra, or for eye-catching top- tant glass jars, such as empty en-supply stores in a variety shaped crayons — perfect for pers on wrapped-up valentine baby-food jars. of heart shapes. You might even find X’s and O’s). Or, use ice-cube trays that come in heart shapes. The wax will harden quick- ly and pop out of the mold easily. You could put the tray in the freezer, or outdoors if you live in a cold climate, for a few minutes to speed up the process. For added effect, pour a contrasting color into the mold after the first layer of wax has hardened. This will produce a two-tone crayon. Now, try out a new crayon heart on a piece of paper and discover that it really works. Make multiples and share them with family and friends for Valentine’s Day. • • • Find more recipes and fam- Nick Jonas ily fun at www.donnaerick- son.com. Write to Donna at “ he Social Network” Tour,” “The Invisible Man” [email protected] TOscar-winning director/ and, just recently, “Wonder screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is Woman 1984” that opening © 2021 Donna Erickson helming a new Amazon film films on streaming services Distributed by King Features Synd. about Lucy and Desi (from and theaters at the same time his screenplay). It takes place works well. during a production meeting In the 1960s studios of “I Love Lucy” when both fought TVs popularity with faced a crisis that could end Cinemascope, etc.; in the their careers and marriage. ‘90s they used IMAX and 3D. Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett Now streaming services are Vestibular migraines often include vertigo was first choice as Lucy, but offering staggering sums, DEAR DR. ROACH: Can you use diazepam (Valium) and or diagnosis. There are five when she bowed out, Sorkin such as Amazon’s $200 mil- shed light on how vestibular similar drugs for acute attacks. cardinal signs of inflamma- cast Oscar-winners Nicole lion bid for the Chris Pratt migraines are diagnosed and Preventive medicines come in tion: redness, swelling, pain, Kidman and Javier Bardem to starrer “The Tomorrow War.” the best treatment? — J.H. many different families, and warmth and loss of function. play Lucy and Desi. Theaters need to come up ANSWER: The vestibule of the choice of the best agent Psoriasis appears to be a While everyone loves with something spectacular the ear is where the organ of depends often on other condi- problem of a dysregulated Nicole, when she took on to put the genie back in the balance is located, so vestibu- tions the person has. Everyone immune system. It is unclear Elizabeth Montgomery’s bottle. lar symptoms relate to balance with migraine should try to what triggers the body to “Bewitched” role in the 2005 • • • issues in general, but most find and avoid triggers. This begin responding with inflam- film reboot (which also Two of the Jonas Brothers commonly, it means vertigo. includes eating on a reason- mation to the skin, but some starred Will Farrell, Shirley are having quite a competi- The term “vestibular migraine” able schedule and good sleep proteins (called antimicrobial MacLaine, Michael Caine tion. Nick (28) scored big means vestibular symptoms hygiene. peptides) made by skin cells and Kristin Chenoweth), it with the two “Jumanji” attributed to migraine. If medications are needed, may start the process. These flopped, costing $85 million sequels and “Midway,” and Vestibular migraine thus such as clumsy movements or prescription choices include can be triggered by trauma while grossing just $131 mil- he has completed the post- includes migraine headache confusion. These occur most blood pressure medicines (beta to the skin, but also by some lion. Written and directed apocalyptic thriller “Chaos — not everyone will have commonly five minutes to an blockers like propranolol and medications, alcohol, cigarette by the late Nora Efron (of Walking,” with Daisy Ridley headache with every epi- hour before the headache. calcium channel blockers), smoking, infections and stress, “When Harry Met Sally,” and Tom Holland, due March sode, but most people with Making the diagnosis of antidepressants and seizure all of which can also act as “Sleepless in Seattle” and 5. Nick is now shooting “The vestibular migraine will have vestibular migraine is chal- medicines. Over-the-counter triggers for people with psoria- “You’ve Got Mail”), critics Blacksmith” with Laurence headache with at least some of lenging, since there are many options include riboflavin, sis. These make the immune said “Bewitched” “was haunt- Fishburne and doing his the episodes — and vestibular clinical entities with similar magnesium, feverfew and system cells specific to the skin ed by scattered laughs and a second season as a “Voice” symptoms. These could include symptoms. There is no conclu- coenzyme Q10, all of which become much more active. lack of direction.” coach. vertigo (a sensation of move- sive laboratory or radiology have some but not conclusive Understanding the immune Of note: Lucy was 43 and Joe, 31, who’s done a ment when still), unsteadiness tests to confirm the diagnosis. evidence of benefit superior to system issues in psoriasis has Desi 40 when they did “I Love lot of voice work, includ- or movement symptoms with In practice, the diagnosis of placebo. led to newer and more effec- Lucy” in 1951, and Nicole is ing the Kraken in “Hotel a change in head position that probable vestibular migraine is • • • tive treatments, especially for 53 and Javier 51. Maybe for Transylvania 3,” has persists long after the head made in people with recurrent DEAR DR. ROACH: Can you more-severe psoriasis. insurance, two of the execu- been cast in the war film has moved. Abnormal sensi- migraine symptoms associated tell me the possible causes of • • • tive producers Sorkin hired “Devotion,” playing a fighter tivity to sound and vision are with vertigo. Often, treatment psoriasis? I have read that it is Dr. Roach regrets that are Lucy’s children, Lucie and pilot. But Nick is one up, also prominent in vestibular is begun when the condition is related to chronic inflamma- he is unable to answer indi- Desi Arnaz. having been tapped to play migraine. considered probable, and if the tion. What type of inflamma- vidual questions, but will • • • Frankie Valli in the Disney There is a similarly named person does not respond well tion might this be? — C.K. incorporate them in the When the pandemic is remake of “The Jersey Boys,” condition, basilar migraine, to treatment, a more thorough ANSWER: Psoriasis, a column whenever possible. done, will movie fans return despite Clint Eastwood’s that also has vestibular evaluation is considered. chronic skin condition that can Readers may email questions to theaters? “Earnings 2014 “Jersey Boys” being symptoms. However, basilar Treatment for vestibular sometimes affect the joints, is to ToYourGoodHealth@med. are down more than 80% less than a success. It’s being migraine has additional symp- migraine is broken down into indeed an inflammatory condi- cornell.edu. from previous years, mak- directed by “Bohemian toms seen during the early, or treatment for acute attacks tion, but inflammation is a set ing this the worst year in Rhapsody’s” Graham King. aura, phase coming from the and treatment to prevent of symptoms and observable © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. three decades,” according No matter who wins, the brainstem, deep in the brain, attacks. Many neurologists signs, not an underlying cause All Rights Reserved to the market-research firm whole town’s talking about Statista. Streaming services the Jonas boys! proved with “Roma,” “The Irishman,” “Trolls World © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. paign from Arby’s. colloquially as “Genes” and • Horrormeister Stephen King • Baked beans aren’t baked. wore cotton pants, which has triskaidekaphobia (fear They’re stewed. is where we get the word of the number 13) and won’t “jeans.” stop writing if he’s on the page • After he seized power in Cuba, • A singing birthday card has number is 13 or a multiple Fidel Castro banned the board of it. game Monopoly and ordered more computer power than BY LUCIE WINBOURNE every set to be destroyed. the entire Allied Army of • OMG, the popular acronym for World War II. “Oh my God,” was first used in • In 2003, Rapper Pusha T wrote • Researchers have found that writing in a letter to Winston the famous McDonald’s jingle there are 19 different types • There is a spacecraft graveyard in the Pacific Ocean. Known as Churchill in 1917, by John “I’m Lovin’ It,” but does not of smiles, but only six occur Arbuthnot Fisher, a retired own any of the publishing when we’re having a good “Point Nemo,” it is the farthest place on Earth from land and Admiral of the British Navy, rights. After wisely learning time. The rest happen when who said, “I hear that a new from that multimillion-dollar we’re in pain, embarrassed, is home to over 300 spacecraft and associated space debris, order of Knighthood is on the mistake, he now owns 40% uncomfortable, horrified or tapis, O.M.G. (Oh! My God!).” of the publishing rights for even miserable! including the Russian MIR the “We have the meats” cam- space station, the first object © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. • Genoan sailors were known assembled in planetary orbit. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 11, 2021

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artifacts (before 1900) to display at the any questions. found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 to Recovery” Tooele DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 will need to fully complete the application N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Just Serve and provide documentation verifying Hours of operation: Tuesday through Senior Center 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the If you are interested in serving in your their status as a service-connected dis- Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open The senior center is for the enjoyment of Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- community, or know of a service project abled veteran who has lost employment Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday to all those affected by someone else’s all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or that would benefit your community, go to as a result of the pandemic. Disabled evenings by appointment only. Special addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit justserve.org and post your project or sign veterans who are small business owners classes offered regularly. Call the center help by sharing our experience, strength Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or up to become a volunteer for the project or who work independently and have for more information. and hope. For more information, please activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, www.exploretooele.com. of your choice today! This is a free website been negatively impacted financially as a contact Terri at 435-313-4851. crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled that connects community needs with vol- result of the virus may also be eligible for Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Grantsville City Library unteers who can help meet those needs. this assistance. This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at Military Items Wanted wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 When you no longer want your mili- movies and health classes. Meals-On- City Library is going fine free. We will no S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, tary items, do not take them to Deseret Wheels available for homebound. Lunch longer charge overdue fines for items Moose Historical Society contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Industries or a thrift store. Bring them served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- returned after their due date. Our new at 435-849-4180. Meals at Lodge — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, gested contribution is $3. For those under hours are Tuesday through Friday from Monthly Meetings shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Friday and Saturday night dinners will 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from The Tooele County Historical Society Alcoholics Anonymous canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — be served from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. the store or doctor visits for residents in 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering meetings have been cancelled until Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Friday night dinners change weekly Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- limited contact hold pick-up, please call further notice because of the Cov-19 Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park displayed with honor and respect. Call or you can order from the menu items portation information call 435-843-4114. 435-884-1670 for more information. Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for in back. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- For more information about the Tooele any updated information about our meet- Alcoholics Anonymous center, call 435-843-4110. able price. ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. Children’s Choir Auditions Schools Daily lunch specials are available at the Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Tooele Pioneer Museum lodge from 11 a.m. Historical books also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open St. Marguerite Catholic School Take out orders can be called in during Tooele County Historical Society’s books p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Students of all faiths are welcome our operating hours and picked up at the are available to purchase at meetings. The Dr., Tooele. owner and director of Blake Music Studios, and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most from preschool through 8th grade at lodge at the time agreed on. History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, Young People in Recovery directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tooele County’s only faith-based school. For members and their guests only. The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold vocal performance and has taught at the Open other times by appointment. Call Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note Events all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 collegiate level. If your child loves to sing 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small cards depicting four different pioneer and you are looking for an exceptional Our Veteran’s Day dinners are back. p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- buildings for $4. These make great gifts musical experience for them, this is it. For Please come help recognize/honor one also on the first and third Friday of the tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or for family and friends. Please call Alice more information and to register for an of our Veteran’s. For members and their month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park visit www.stmargschool.org. Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Mobile Vet Center guests only. Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., purchase these books. com or call 435-277-0755. To better serve veterans located in Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center Education Meetings Seeking Historical Items 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Meetings occur on the first and third Rocky Mountain Hospice (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday The Tooele County Historical Society 435-255-9905. Want to have more meaning in your life. Tooele Technical College Sundays of every month. 9:30 a.m. for the from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern would like members of the community Family support group Do you want to do something that is sat- side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Programs with space available men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. who have any family or personal histories, Get your loved one sober. The USARA isfying and of great service to your com- 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides include the POST (Peace Officer photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Craft family support group is held munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain free, confidential counseling for theater Standards Training) program (Satellite VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Eagles Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Hospice volunteer. No experience veterans of all conflicts. For further Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s would like to donate to our organization room at the Tooele City Library. Group required. All training, background check information contact Dave Brown at 801- License (CDL) program and Software to please call us. We are also looking for Meetings books and materials provided. Craft is a and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center Development. These programs and others books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants free program for family members who The only requirement is your desire to 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today chures or any history that pertains to the to start their meetings again on Monday, have a loved one with a substance use help someone in need. Please contact and begin training for a promising career. Tooele County area. If you would like to Donate to Library February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are disorder. For more information, call Heidi Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- encouraged to be there and all sisters are donate them to our organization, or if you Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy Please remember the “Friends of the Warr at 435-255-9905. es at 435-248-1800 for more information. invited to attend. would let us make a copy for the Tooele Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Tooele City Library” while doing home Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th County Historical Society, please call 435- Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group 801-397-4902. cleaning and donate your used books to Adult Education Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. 882-1612. Join us the 2nd Monday of each month the bookstore in the library. Money from Get your high school diploma this year from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical The Next Chapter book sales is used to support programs at the Tooele Community Learning Center. Social Room Center in Tooele. The Tooele County The Next Chapter is a free social support within the library. The library is located at All classes required for a high school Please notice that the Social Room is Groups and Events Health Department’s Aging Services pro- and educational program to help widows 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s and widowers adjust to the loss of their 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. aration and English as a second language Tooele County Arts Guild There is no sitting or standing at the bar Association Caregiver Support Groups. spouse through monthly activities. You org. Thank you for your support. are available. Register now to graduate and tables are set six feet apart and are All artists from Tooele County age 13 are invited to join others who are on the — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 and above are welcome to join the Tooele The groups are designed to provide emo- Books for the Whole Family sanitized regularly. For the next two tional, educational and social support for same page as you, to begin a new chapter Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- weeks masks are required to enter and County Arts Guild for an evening, or for in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Donated children’s books and paper- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. cation classes are for students 18 and over. upon exiting the building. After entering the year as a member. Benefits of mem- County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- the building please print your name on bership include the opportunity to display Food Addicts in Recovery more details. covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 ESOL the forms provided in the event that con- your artwork for show and sale in various p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays ESOL conversational classes are held venues around Tooele County, as well as Anonymous tact tracing would be needed, this infor- Are you having trouble controlling the Sons of Utah Pioneers and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele regular updates on events in our commu- Anyone interested in the history of mation will only be used in the event of way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- to the library for projects and programs. dents may also come anytime the center is ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah you to come down and see what we’ve ery program for anyone suffering from open for individualized study. Registration Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- Community Book Sharing Box done to help make it safe to go out. food addiction. Meetings are held every is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele ings due to the pandemic, but watch this Our Community Book Sharing Box has The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Ladies Community Club of bulletin and we will announce our next moved to a new location. It has moved p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the tion. Tooele meeting, which will be a virtual meet- two doors to the south where the Cook ers, please tip accordingly. north back entrance. For more infor- To view upcoming events, learn more ing. Also watch for an announcement of Family will now be the steward’s of the Early Head Start mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 about our organization, or to become a the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer “Little Free Library” at 987 S. 1050 W. DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. member, please find us on Facebook or Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- Anyone can take a book or bring a book NO COST weekly home visits for families Elks foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to you can email us at ladiescommunity- lic. For more information about the Sons to donate and share with others. To learn who are eligible under the age of 3. Home attend. Bar [email protected]. of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, more and to find other locations near you, visits include parent and child education, We are open and now serving food Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or go to www.littlefreelibrary.org, under the assessments, and family support services Tooele County Aging Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. TOPS Weight Loss Support [email protected] MAP tab and enter your zip code. including nutrition education. We also Tooele County Aging is looking for Our new contact phone number is 435- Group volunteers to help us meet the needs of offer comprehensive health services for The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) TC Squares Dance Club First Baptist Church 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. seniors in the community. Many seniors expecting mothers including prenatal Weight Loss Support Group meets every The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. We will be open for Super Bowl Sunday require assistance and need rides to doc- parent education and support services. Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Please join us on Christmas Eve for a from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be a tors or other professionals. Rides help Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 traditional reading of the birth account potluck. seniors live more independent lives. Call 882-3439. Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please of Jesus, interspersed with traditional Craft Night, Saturday February 20th at 7 435-843-4114 for more information. The a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- bring finger food to share. For more infor- Christmas songs. Everyone’s welcome. Free developmental evaluation p.m. Call lodge for details. Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers dren are invited to attend. Come and let mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, We utilize social distancing for your com- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers also are in need of volunteers. For more us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s fort and safety. We start at 7 pm. First NO COST developmental evaluations for information about volunteering at the more information visit TOPS.org or con- website at tcsquares.com. Baptist Church at 580 S. Main St. 435-882- children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Disabled Veterans Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. 2048 range of services for children with devel- Chapter 20 volunteering at the Tooele Center call Tooele County Homemakers opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Museum Volunteers Needed 435-843-4110. We would like to invite all ladies to our is to minimize the effects of the delay and Chapter 20, for the Disabled American Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park Life’s Worth Living Foundation Homemakers club. Meetings are held on Grantsville reduce the need for long-term services is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- the first Tuesday of every month with a Veterans holds monthly general member- Suicide support group meetings are throughout their school years. For more tory or science? Volunteers at the museum luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Share your Ancestry ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at can gain new skills or practice old ones. September through May. Located at 151 The Family History Center in Grantsville 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. ddivantage.org We are looking for people to help with N Main, in the auditorium of the Health has been gathering histories, pictures and entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by organization, exhibit development, gar- Department and USU Extension offices. obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal dening and educational program devel- Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due information will be shared upon request, Charity invite all veterans to come join us in the thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal per year. For more information, call Eileen but we are asking for your help in further- comradery with other veterans at our cide, please plan on attending. Please go and year round. Scheduling is flexible. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne ing this work. Thanks for all who have Tooele Children’s Justice Center monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has on Facebook and like our page to keep Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. assisted. Please contact Don and Patti Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) current with our latest news and events. To apply or request more information, Thank you and we hope to see you all this Johnson, by email: [email protected], by need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and to answer questions concerning your Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- send email to: [email protected] September. mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or snacks. We appreciate all donations. For VA benefits. Nations Service Officers livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. (NSO’s) are available by appointment to by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele County Quilters S. 100 East, Tooele. help veterans and their families submit Parkinson’s disease Support The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society All meetings are held on the third Senior Center claims for compensation, obtain health Group The senior center is for the enjoyment United Methodist Dinner and educational well-earned benefits. meets the first Thursday of the month. Tuesday of each month in the Tooele Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Tooele United Methodist Church offers a ALL DAV services are Free of Charge. For be overwhelming for the newly diag- are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and information, please join our monthly the downstairs conference room of the are $20 per year to be paid at the first Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. nosed. Tooele has a support group for meeting. p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is meetings. No monthly meetings are held persons with Parkinson’s disease and their exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. in December. Call commander Penny Come and learn about rocks, minerals, and ways to craft them, and enjoy field caregivers. You can learn how others are First Baptist Church crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint Larson 801-359-8468 or Adjutant Curtis G. coping with PD and how to live well. We The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise First Baptist Food Pantry Beckstrom at 435-840-0547 or Senior Vice trips for rock collecting. Membership is The First Baptist Church in Tooele is meet the third Friday of each month from is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon program, wood carving and health Dustee Thomas at 435-830-8487. Please $15 per year. For more information email offering an emergency food pantry to 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 for those who are in need of food. There classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for leave messages if no contact. [email protected]. meet the needs of our community. Hours S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, are no requirements to receive food. We homebound. Lunch served weekdays. are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Tooele Valley Free Masons call Hal at 435-840-3683. hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- For 60 and above, suggested contribu- COVID-19 Help for DAV Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048) tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. The Disabled American Veterans Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. National Office has established a relief second Friday of each month for dinner Transportation available to the store or and socializing. If you are interested or doctor visits for residents in Tooele and fund to provide financial aid to service- Baby Blankets Needed connected disabled veterans who have have questions, please join us at the Grantsville areas. For transportation Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- lost employment or income due to the Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Bulletin Board Policy information call 435-843-4114. For more ery at Mountain West Medical Center. COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin information about the Grantsville center, Blankets should be new and in good grants are meant to help these disabled 435-277-0087. at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin call 435-884-3446. condition. Homemade blankets are also service connected veterans, pay bills, Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- accepted if new. Donations can be turned Tooele Valley Family History Daughters of Utah Pioneers obtain food and provide for their families profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Center The DUP is seeking any family histories, during these difficult times. ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Research your ancestors free with photographs, books, stories or vintage The application for this relief can be cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with trained Family Search volunteers at the ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. MY ANSWER Comics Page Puzzle Answers from page B4 The welfare of a soul is what Hidato Sol. 2/8 Jesus Christ died for on the cross From the writings of is at stake. The welfare of a in making all of our decisions. they repent. This is so impor- the Rev. Billy Graham soul is what Jesus Christ died Often the Lord puts someone tant - we must pray for those for on the cross. It may be that in our pathway that we can who wrong us and cling to the Q: My son-in-law has com- God will use a wife or husband trust to share our burdens, Word of God, “You are great in mitted adultery and my daugh- to win their spouse to the Lord but ultimately we must hold counsel and mighty in work” ter is devastated, but out of and restore the relationship. to God’s promise that He will (Jeremiah 32:19), and the concern for his soul she does The Bible says, “If a man is never leave us or forsake those Lord blesses those who pray not want to leave him. I am overtaken in any trespass, you who belong to Him (Hebrews for lost souls. upset about this because he is who are spiritual restore such 13:5). We must seek Him first making a fool of her. Does God a one in a spirit of gentleness” for He is the most wonderful This column is based on the require this of the innocent? (Galatians 6:1). Counselor and the Prince of words and writings of the late — W.M. Scripture documents many Peace (Isaiah 9:6). Rev. Billy Graham. A: When a spouse is unfaith- accounts of the weary-hearted Marriage is a contract, not © 2021 Billy Graham ful in marriage there is great and declares: “But they did only between a man and a Literary Trust responsibility before the Lord, not ask counsel of the Lord” woman, but also with God even for the one who has been (Joshua 9:14). We all have the Himself. But God is just. All wronged. The first thing to right to pray and ask the Lord those who sin against God will Subscribe Today recognize is that a sinner’s soul for wisdom and discernment pay a severe penalty unless 435-882-0050 B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 11, 2021 I Heart Valentine’s Day s chocolate a guilty treat or a unsweetened baking chocolate Igreat-tasting, heart-healthy and dark chocolate. indulgence? Do you use choco- Studies suggest that eating late to boost your mood, or dark chocolate with at least reserve it for special celebra- 70% cocoa improves cardio- tions? Chocolate has been vascular health. Semisweet considered an aphrodisiac chocolate and milk chocolate food since the time of Aztecs. are lower in cocoa content. It’s said to contain a substance A final word of caution: that inflames desire and makes check the ingredients label the beloved one more open to late lovers will watch. to see where sugar is listed. romance. So how much dark choco- The further down the list the Whatever your reason for late or unsweetened cocoa better, because that indicates choosing chocolate, emerging powder is the potential ticket a smaller amount of sugar. research shows there may be to good health? None of the Weigh the extra calories in some health benefits to con- studies to date have deter- chocolate before you spend suming certain types of choco- mined the optimal daily them -- and then enjoy every late. This is wonderful news serving. Many health experts morsel! for chocolate lovers and for are comfortable recommend- My recipe for Dark anyone who enjoys celebrating ing daily dark chocolate in Chocolate Delights are bon- Valentine’s Day! small amounts -- an ounce or bons that are simple to make Unsweetened cocoa and two daily -- if it’s a food you and the perfect Valentine’s dark chocolate appear to be already enjoy and can afford it Day gift for the health and 1 1/2 cups semisweet choc- 1. Using a large bowl, com- paper or parchment paper. healthier choices than other in your calorie budget. happiness of the ones you olate chips bine peanut butter, pecans, ste- Sprinkle with shredded coco- kinds of chocolate. Dark choc- Making chocolate milk with love. 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The Outward Mindset any consider the 1960 Mepisode of the Twilight Seeing Beyond Ourselves Zone “The Monsters Are Due eeing Beyond Ourselves on Maple Street” one of Rod SWithout even being aware Serling’s most astute social com- of it, many of us operate from mentaries. an inward mindset, a single- The story takes place dur- minded focus on our own ing a late summer afternoon in goals and objectives. This small-town America. Children book points out the many are playing; on front porches, ways, some quite subtle and adults are talking. Suddenly deceptive, that this mindset there is a shadow, a roar, and invites tension and conflict. a flash of light. The residents But incredible things happen assume they heard and saw when people switch to an out- a meteor. Yet, the power has ward mindset. They intuitively gone out. Cars and lawnmowers understand what cowork- won’t start. Radios and phones ers, colleagues, family, and don’t work. friends need to be successful One neighborhood boy, SHUTTERSTOCK and happy. Their organiza- Tommy, remembers the plot tions thrive, and astonishingly, of a science-fiction story. In ing the peak of the lockdowns, far and wide. The press carpet- During the Covid-19 crisis, by focusing on others they Tommy’s story an alien family the public supported crimi- bombed the world with stories America has been subjected to become happier and more suc- The Outward Mindset: lives among them as scouts for nalization of low-risk human about impending shortages of many “isolated leaders.” New cessful themselves! This new Seeing Beyond Ourselves an invasion; the outages evi- activities such as walking in the hospital beds, ventilators, and York City’s mayor Bill de Blasio, mindset brings about deep and by The Arbinger Institute dence an invasion is underway. park, family visits, shopping at emergency room capacity.” who danced with his wife in far-reaching changes. Berrett-Koehler Publishers The boy tells the adults, “They an open-air fish market, and Yet, fueling the negativity Times Square on New Year’s The Outward Mindset pres- don’t want us to leave. That’s driving. They report: of the media is the mindset of Eve while banning other New ents compelling true stories the long run, changing nega- why they shut everything off.” viewers. As I explored in my Yorkers from joining him, is the to illustrate the gaps that tive behavior without changing Initially, the adults dismiss “This was not a top-down essay, ‘There is a More Beautiful latest example. individuals and organizations one’s mindset doesn’t last—the Tommy’s story, but a seed has dictatorship imposed on Melody than Fear,’ consumers In the UK, the data, accord- typically experience between old behaviors always reassert been planted. a resistant public. Polls demand negative news: “News ing to The Lancet, shows that their actual inward mindsets themselves. But changing the Then one car starts by itself. showed that most Americans stories are negative because political hypocrisy corrodes and their needed outward mindset that causes the behav- Neighbors start talking about supported the lockdowns. so many of us have a negative the public’s trust that govern- mindsets. And it provides ior changes everything. the idiosyncrasies of the car’s If anything, we pushed for mindset. People seek stories of ment can handle the pandemic simple yet profound guidance owner. The owner frequently them. Neighbors snitched hopelessness because stories effectively. Ethan Yang recently and tools to help bridge this “The secret to teamwork is looks at the sky at night. Is on small church groups with of despair reflect their state of called on politicians and experts mindset gap. This new edi- an outward mindset. This is that evidence he is an alien? gusto. New Jersey posted a mind. Many don’t want their to have the humility to learn tion includes a new preface, the definitive guide on how to Accusations spread; mere incon- form on its website to make fearful mindset to be inter- from their hypocrisy and modify updated case studies, and new achieve it.” sequential human differences it easy to turn your neigh- rupted.” their rules. material covering Arbinger’s —Steve Young, NFL MVP are taken as evidence of being a bors in to the authorities. Listening to “Tommy” has Through Arbinger’s lens, we latest research on mindsets. In and Hall-of-Fame quarterback dangerous alien. In late March, Los Angeles consequences. As Richards and understand why hypocritical Neighbors begin to watch mayor Eric Garcetti said that his colleagues recount, politicians feel no need to fol- the homes of neighbors they ‘snitches’ in his city would low their own Covid-19 rules: suspect. ‘get rewards.’” “Our fear of the corona- Fear grips individuals, and virus did what no real war, “From his separated a mob forms that is primed to Who are the Tommies stir- depression, terror attack, stance, the Isolated Leader The Price of Panic stampede. ring irrational fears throughout or disease had ever done keeps leader-like opportuni- The mob focuses attention on the pandemic? We are respon- before. It not only emptied ties, responsibilities, and How the Tyranny of Experts Turned a homes where electricity is on. sible for our decisions, but we hotels and airplanes. It shut- benefits to himself. He does Fights break out. As lights and can be primed for irrational tered professional baseball this not out of malice but as Pandemic into a Catastrophe car engines go on at random, behavior as in the Twilight Zone and basketball and the the logical extension of his a riot ensues. Someone is shot episode. Summer Olympics. It closed worldview: leader-like things he human cost of the emer- dead. Richards and his co-authors schools, businesses, and necessarily attach to the Tgency response to COVID- The episode ends with the are not conspiracy theorists, churches. It kept healthy one who is the leader. His 19 has far outweighed the classic Rod Serling twist. The but they do attribute outsized people with near-zero risk responsibilities, obligations, benefits. That’s the sobering flash of light was an alien influence on public policy to of death huddled in their opportunities, and rewards verdict of a trio of scholars—a spaceship. No aliens were living World Health Organization homes for months.” are unique to his leader-self.” biologist, a statistician, and on Maple Street. The strategy of (WHO) director-general a philosopher— in this com- the aliens was merely to inter- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Why do we believe “Tommy?” The Isolated Leader, seeing prehensive assessment of the rupt everyday life, causing the Ghebreyesus, an Ethiopian Like the residents on Maple others as separate objects, “is worst panic-induced disaster in townspeople to devolve from microbiologist, is “a long-time Street, the real question is, why at war with reality.” When the history. harmony to hatred, from coop- communist who wanted social- do we take actions that lead to humanity in others is not val- As the media fanned the eration to paranoia. Conquering ized medicine worldwide.” eating “each other up alive?” ued, when the reality of mutual flames of panic, government Earth, the aliens conclude, will The WHO pushed heavily a The Arbinger Institute, in their interdependence is denied, officials and a new elite of be no problem at all. model of the pandemic devel- book, The Outward Mindset, cruel, pointless policies are to scientific experts ignored the The monsters have escaped oped by Neil Ferguson and his argues, “If there is one truism be expected. Yet, the evidence established protocols for miti- the Twilight Zone and have team at the Imperial College, about life, surely it is that we is clear, “There is no relation- gating a dangerous disease. come to tony Nantucket Island. London. The model, are inextricably and inescapably ship between lockdowns (or Instead, they shut down the Early in this COVID-19 crisis, together.” Attacking each other whatever else people want to world economy, closed every the wealthy fled to Nantucket “projected forty million would seem to be madness. call them to mask their true school, confined citizens to The Price of Panic: How the to escape the virus. Now cases deaths from the virus There was a real problem on nature) and virus control.” The their homes, and threatened Tyranny of Experts Turned a on Nantucket are rising, and worldwide. This model— Maple Street but false beliefs staff at The American Institute to enforce a regime of extreme Pandemic into a Catastrophe as on Maple Street, “residents a piece of mathematical drove a dysfunctional response. for Economic Research (AIER) social distancing indefinitely. by Jay W. Richards Ph.D., are pointing the fingers at guesswork—was the source There is a real problem in explain, And the American public— William M. Briggs Ph.D., each other over who is to of the shocking but bogus Nantucket but ratting each amazingly enough—complied Douglas Axe Ph.D. blame.” Some cast aspersions claim that 3.4 percent of other out won’t solve the prob- “The pro-lockdown evi- without protest. Modestly but Regnery Publishing on the outsiders who swelled coronavirus infections were lem. dence is shockingly thin, and relentlessly focused on what Nantucket’s population; oth- fatal. That’s a good thirty The Arbinger Institute draws based largely on comparing we know and don’t know about ers point fingers at those they times more deadly than the on the work of philosopher real-world outcomes against the coronavirus, Douglas Axe, cials, the hysteria of the media, know. flu in a severe season. For Martin Buber to reflect on the dire computer-generated William M. Briggs, and Jay W. and the hubris of suddenly Nantucket neighbors are comparison, the 2018–19 human condition: forecasts derived from Richards demonstrate in this powerful scientists produced eager to rat out others for flu had a case mortality empirically untested models, eye-opening study what real a worldwide calamity. The perceived transgressions: “For rate of about 0.1 percent. “There are basically two and then merely positing experts can contribute when a Price of Panic is the essential every individual charged with Policymakers should have ways of being with oth- that stringencies and “non- pandemic strikes. book for understanding what disregarding public-health been skeptical. Instead, that ers: we can be in the world pharmaceutical interven- In the early spring of 2020, happened and how to avoid guidelines, there seemed to be number became the basis seeing others as they are, tions” account for the differ- the panic of government offi- repeating our deadly mistakes. another calling their neighbors for their response. With the as people, or we can be in ence between the fictional- out for their reckless behavior backing of WHO, the dubi- the world seeing others as ized vs. the real outcome.” BOTH OF THE ABOVE TITLES ARE QUOTED FROM IN THE ARTICLE AT RIGHT ➤ either on social media or pri- ous Imperial College model they are not, as objects. vately on calls with the board of gained official status, as did [Buber] called the first way Rod Serling’s patented health.” a few experts with narrow of being the I-You way and end-of-episode commentary Your Complete Local News Source Elizabeth Harris is a “nurse specialties.” the second the I-It way… for “The Monsters Are Due on working at the local hospital in We are always in relation, Maple Street” provides a time- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe Nantucket who is in charge of Richards et al. are clear, inescapably and reciprocally less reminder: 435-882-0050 investigating COVID-19 cases “When dealing with something together, both affecting and BULLETIN on the island.” Harris says, as complex as a pandemic, such being affected by others. We “The tools of conquest do “I get rat phone calls where models are, at best, educated can be connected to others not necessarily come with people will be like, ‘I know that guesses—always wrong in the as with people or connected bombs and explosions and TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT so and so is positive, and they’re details, but sometimes helpful to others as with objects, but fallout. There are weapons at work and they’re driving in showing what we don’t know. we are always connected. that are simply thoughts, OPEN ENROLLMENT around without a mask.’ And I At worst they’re bundles of prej- Separation is an abstraction. attitudes, prejudices – to be School Year 2021-2022 say, you know, ‘you should call udices wrapped in pretentious Together is our reality.” found only in the minds of a board of health about that.’” academic packaging.” men. For the record, preju- In the Twilight Zone episode, Calling out individuals, such When grounded in the dices can kill and suspicion The Tooele County School District will be one neighbor under suspicion as Ghebreyesus and Ferguson, “I-You” way of being, others are can destroy, and a thought- accepting applications from elementary and for having an expensive radio for their mistakes may help people like ourselves connected less, frightened search for a secondary students who are interested in enrolling pleads, “Stop telling me who’s us avoid future errors. Still, to us through our interdepen- scapegoat has a fallout all of dangerous and who isn’t and throughout this crisis, the part dence. its own for the children…the in a school outside of their resident school boundary who’s safe and who’s a men- of Tommy has been played by When grounded in the “I-It” children yet unborn.” for the 2021-2022 school year. Once the enrollment ace.” “the science.” Law professor way of being, others are dehu- of a school exceeds the declared capacity, no further The man turns to the mob, Bruce Pardy observes, “’Obey manized as separate “objects” During COVID-19, our calling out, “You’re standing the science’ has come to mean who are judged by how well actions compounded the impact applications will be approved. here all set to crucify – all set to ‘Believe what we tell you and they meet our demands. of the virus. If it is true that we find a scapegoat – all desperate do as you are told.’” Pardy Grounded in “I-It,” we get the politicians we deserve, to point some kind of a finger instructs, “Pronouncements believe Tommy because we then it is we who must change. at a neighbor! Well now look, from medical officials deserve want to have objects to blame. Residents destroyed their own NOTE: If your student is currently approved to friends, the only thing that’s skepticism, not because they are Coercing those we have already community on Maple Street attend a school outside of his/her boundary, there gonna happen is that we’ll eat bad doctors or scientists, but dehumanized comes easy. when they started seeing their each other up alive.” because they have lost sight of In The Outward Mindset, neighbors as objects. Turning on will be no need to reapply. However, if your the limits of their own exper- Arbinger applies Buber’s others with whom we are inter- student plans to leave the school he/she is currently Who is playing the part tise.” insights to define the “Isolated dependent is a form of mental approved to attend, an application will be required. of Tommy? Pardy makes clear, “Science Leader” who sees others as illness. The worst economic Notes in Serling’s screenplay makes an excellent servant objects to be manipulated: and social consequences of the describe Tommy’s words as stir- and an imperious master. It is pandemic will be over when Applications: Parents can pick up an application in ring the irrational. Tommy’s a method of enquiry, not an “The Isolated Leader is an we decide to wake up from our the office at any school, available on the District words brought up “fears that approved set of conclusions.” inherently isolated human psychosis. Isolated leaders will shouldn’t be brought up; words In short, “’Obey the science’ mind, necessarily apart and never sound the all-clear signal. website www.tooeleschools.org or at the Tooele which carried with them a is an anti-scientific sentiment disconnected from those he Our choice is to withdraw our County School District Office, 92 S Lodestone strange kind of validity that wielded to achieve public com- leads. He occupies the posi- belief in their madness. Way, Tooele, UT 84074. came without logic but none- pliance with political agendas.” tion of subject in his experi- theless registered and had Cheerleading for the official ence, which makes those he Barry Brownstein is profes- meaning and effect.” “experts” is the media. Richards leads objects in the world sor emeritus of economics and Application Window: December 1, 2020 In their book The Price of and his colleagues explain, of his experience. Which leadership at the University of through February 19, 2021 Panic: How the Tyranny of “These experts, however, could is to say that the leader Baltimore. He is senior contribu- Experts Turned a Pandemic into never have done so much dam- experiences himself as inher- tor at Intellectual Takeout and a Catastrophe, Jay Richards, age without a gullible, self-righ- ently separate from those he the author of The Inner-Work of Information: Contact the District Office William Briggs, and Douglas teous, and weaponized media leads. He is the leader and Leadership. Originally published (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104 Axe correctly explain that dur- that spread their projections others are the led.” at AIER.org.