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TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele boys bag SERVING third soccer win TOOELE COUNTY this season SINCE 1894 See A9 BULLETIN TUESDAY March 1010,, 2015 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 121 No. 81 $1.00 Beach sentenced to 35 years in prison for murder arrest the day after the incident. San Antonio man convicted of manslaughter, obstruction of justice in April stabbing Beach had pleaded not guilty to both charges in a preliminary hear- by Steve Howe State Prison. convicted in 3rd District Court on second-degree felony, the obstruc- ing in October. STAFF WRITER Larry Beach, 20, accepted a plea Tuesday morning of manslaughter tion of justice charge carries a term Horowitz, a Stansbury High deal with the state on Jan. 13 to and obstruction of justice — terms of one to 15 years. School senior, was killed on April 26 A San Antonio man who pleaded plead guilty to first-degree mur- he will serve consecutively. The time Beach spent in the during a midnight fight on the play- guilty for the stabbing death of 17- der and second-degree obstruc- The manslaughter charge includ- Tooele County Detention Center ground at Stansbury Elementary year-old Jesse Horowitz was sen- tion of justice, both felonies. Under ed a deadly weapons enhancement, will count toward Beach’s sentence. tenced to up to 35 years in Utah the terms of the deal, Beach was for a term of two to 20 years. As a Beach has been in custody since his SEE BEACH PAGE A7 ➤ Larry Beach Teacher rally fills Capitol rotunda

by Tim Gillie the rotunda in support of the STAFF WRITER Legislature fully funding the governor’s proposed increase in Tooele educators and parents basic education spending. stood with 3,000 others in the UEA leaders estimated over Capitol rotunda late Monday 3,000 people showed up for the afternoon for a “Stand Up for rally. Education Rally.” “We came to show support The rally was sponsored by for the governor’s recommended Utah’s leading education groups, 6.25 percent raise in the WPU,” including the Utah Parent said Bob Gowans, TEA presi- Teacher Association, the Utah dent. School Boards Association, the The WPU is the per pupil fund- Utah School Superintendents ing for local school districts allo- Association, the Utah School cated by the state legislature for Employees Association, and the basic education programs. Utah Education Association. Gov. Herbert’s proposed bud- These groups of diverse constituents stood united in SEE RALLY PAGE A7 ➤

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Darcy Horowitz, mother of murder victim Jesse Horowitz, speaks about her son at a candle light vigil the evening before his alleged murderer was sentenced for the crime.

TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Educators from Tooele County and across the state gathered for a rally at the Family and friends of Jesse Horowitz gather Utah State Capitol on Monday to encourage legislators to increase funding for education. for vigil on eve of Larry Beach sentencing

by Steve Howe Beach, was sentenced to up to STAFF WRITER 35 years in prison after plead- ing guilty to first-degree mur- City council ‘fills While the last rays of sun- der and obstruction of justice, light slipped over the horizon a second-degree felony. As part Monday evening, a group of of his plea deal with the state, people holding candles stood Beach, 20, was sentenced for the gaps’ in water in silence under a gazebo in manslaughter but his terms will Stansbury Park. be served consecutively. Family, friends and neighbors “I’m not mad at anybody,” said gathered to celebrate the life of Jesse’s mother, Darcy Horowitz. rights ordinance Jesse Horowitz, a 17-year-old “I feel bad for [Beach’s] family.” Stansbury Park High School stu- The vigil Monday night was by Emma Penrod an old building is demolished dent who was stabbed to death not about the sentencing, how- and replaced by another, or when last April in the aftermath of a ever. It was about the life of a STAFF WRITER FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO a historic structure is converted fight involving a friend. high school senior who faced a Friends of murder victim Jesse Horowitz gathered for a candle light vigil the SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE The Tooele City Council voted into a commercialUV development. INDEX The San Antonio man charged The Sun Rise Set evening before the 3rd District Court determined the fate of Larry Beach, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY ➤ Wednesday 7:48 a.m. 7:31 p.m. last week to unanimously pass The newly-approved amend- the man accused of the murder. with Horowitz’s murder, Larry SEE VIGIL PAGE A5 Thursday 7:46 a.m. 7:32 p.m. an ordinance intended to fill in ment to the ordinance was draft- Friday 7:45 a.m. 7:33 p.m. Saturday 7:43 a.m. 7:34 p.m. the gaps in the city’s water rights ed over the course of two years Sunday 7:42 a.m. 7:35 p.m. conveyance ordinance. to address the exceptions to the Monday 7:40 a.m. 7:36 p.m. The conveyance ordinance general rules, W ThBaker F said. Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:38 a.m. 7:38 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set requires Tooele City landowners For example,number, the greater the the amendment need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:26 a.m. 10:58 a.m. and developers to provide the states thatprotection. landowners0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; who 6-7wish High; 8-10 Thursday 1:23 a.m. 11:41 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Legislature green lights UTTR expansion city with enough water rights to to replace an old historic home Friday 2:20 a.m. 12:31 p.m. Saturday 3:15 a.m. 1:26 p.m. cover the intended use for their with a new residenceALMANAC may do Sunday 4:07 a.m. 2:28 p.m. land when they move to subdi- so withoutStatistics conveying for the week ending additional March 9. by Tim Gillie Military Test Site in Western Utah,” passed the House sponsor of SCR 7. Increasing cloudiness Mostly cloudy and Mostly sunny and Mild with plenty of Pleasantly warm with Cloudy with a few Monday 4:56 a.m. 3:36 p.m. Variable clouds Temperatures Tuesday 5:41 a.m. 4:47 p.m. and mild cooler with a shower warmer sun sun and somevide clouds or develop a plot — or, showers as water rights to the city, even if STAFF WRITER the House 73-0 yesterday. It passed the “The swap out is pretty good for SITLA and Tooele City Attorney Roger Baker the new High/Lowhome willpast week be bigger than 56/20 Senate last week 25-0. Tooele County,” Sagers said. “In the swap Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 51/31 64 42 54 37 61 38 65 42 70 45has characterized65 44 it on 58 past 42the originalAverage residence. temp past week 37.7 The state Legislature has unanimously The resolution supports the Department SITLA will pick up land near Grantsville that occasions, to pay their own way However,Normal average if atemp landowner past week 41.0 approved a resolution that supports a mas- of Defense’s initiative to add 700,000 acres could become a state park, and land around TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Mar 13 Mar 20 Mar 27 Apr 4 and avoid putting the burden of intends to change the use of a sive increase in the size of the Utah Test to UTTR’s 1.7 million acres and includes U.S. Magnesium for industrial growth.” Shown is Wednesday’s development on taxpayers. structure — replacing a shed, for and Training Range in Tooele County’s west a state and federal government land swap Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, will sponsor Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and But the original ordinance was example, with a watered barn, or desert. if the federal government complies with the federal legislation authorizing the UTTR AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 Wednesday night’s lows. ambiguous about the dealing of Senate Concurrent Resolution 7, titled conditions spelled out in the resolution, special situations, such as when SEE WATER PAGE A7 ➤ “Concurrent Resolution Regarding a according to Rep. Doug Sagers, R-Tooele, SEE UTTR PAGE A5 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 66/41 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 58/43 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 57/39 61/45 62/44 64/45 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Legislature down Shakespeare fest 65/44 Erda 65/46 to two days in brings world-class OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 65/44 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 60/35 66/46 54/37 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 67/45 Bauer Good session theater to Tooele 64/42 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 63/44 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 64/42 60/35 See A2 See A3 63/43 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) Price complete 63/44 60/37 Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 63/40 60/41 Ophir on A7 56/38 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 65/43 64/36 Green River Last Month Season 71/39 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 60/42 66/36 Moab 56/39 SNOWPACK Hanksville 68/41 Beaver 63/40 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 62/34 Ibapah 60/40 59/38 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 9.5 9.3 5.0 St. George 64/35 60/40 Average 18.0 15.7 9.0 69/48 Kanab 62/38 Eureka Percent of average 53% 59% 56% 56/38 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 10, 2015 Transcript named best large, non-daily newspaper in Utah by Emma Penrod egory for large non-daily news- editorial. And a front page arti- STAFF WRITER papers including the Salt Lake cle “Fight leads to killing of SHS City Weekly, the Intermountain student” by former staff writer The Tooele Transcript Bulletin Catholic, Iron County Today Lisa Christensen brought home claimed 19 honors, including the and college newspapers such as a first-place award in the features top prize for overall excellence, the Utah Statesman and Daily category as well as second place in the Utah Press Association’s Universe. in the breaking news category. annual Better Newspapers Individual first-place awards Transcript news writers took Contest. claimed by the Transcript includ- second place for overall news The Transcript took home eight ed honors for the paper’s con- coverage. first-place awards for its news tinuing coverage of the Utah The Transcript sports depart- coverage, newspaper design and State Prison relocation, authored ment claimed several honors, advertising campaigns published by staff writer Tim Gillie. An including first place for best in 2014, as well as seven sec- editorial titled “50 percent off sports column — an award ond-place awards and four third- deal,” which called the state’s that went to sports editor Tavin place awards. decision to discount Stericycle’s Stucki’s column about running a The Transcript won first place air quality compliance fines if Ragnar relay for a friend’s family for general excellence for winning the company agreed to relocate reunion — and second place for more awards than other publica- to Tooele County a “slap in the best sports coverage, which went tions in its category — a cat- face,” was named the year’s top to former sports editor Mark

COURTESY OF UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION Clayton Dunn, Associate Publisher of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, accepted the award for General Excellence at the Utah Press Association’s Better Newspapers award banquet from Darren Shepherd of Questar Gas. Also pictured are Clayton’s wife and daughter, Laramie Dunn and Amanda Avalos.

Watson. the combined effort of graphic The Transcript also claimed Transcript photographers artist Liz Arellano and contribu- second place for best overall ad brought in several awards of tor Sue Butterfield. campaign and best use of ad their own, including first place Other design department color, and third place for single sports photo and second place awards included first place front ad design. The Tooele County Francie Aufdemorte’s award-winning photograph in the 2014 Utah Press Association Better Newspaper Contest. The photo- news photo, both of which page design, first place feature Summer Guide was awarded graph is of Granstville’s Matt Garrard and Jonas Johnson tackling pitcher Wyatt Barrus while underclassmen Dillon Rowley, went to photo editor Francie page design, second place sports third place for special produc- Riley Jensen, Devin Miller and Christian Kelley rush the field when the Cowboys beat Desert Hills 8-7 to win the 3A state Aufdemorte, as well as third page design, and third place tions. championship in May of 2014. place photo page, which went to website design. [email protected] Legislative plate full with two days left until end of session

by Tim Gillie One of those issues is expan- Meanwhile over in the House, The House Education back next year. floor time to vote on bills at 5 STAFF WRITER sion of health care to people the representatives passed House Committee narrowly passed SB Also remaining to be dealt p.m. They will meet on the floor caught in the gap between Bill 362 that replaces the flat per 195 out of their committee with with in the Legislature’s waning all day Wednesday and Thursday. There is plenty of work left for Obamacare and affordable pri- gallon motor vehicle fuel tax with a 5-4 vote yesterday, however the days is nondiscrimination and The general legislative ses- the remaining two days of the vate insurance. a 10 percent sales tax on motor committee did not act on SJR 5. religious freedom legislation. sion is limited to 45 days and 2015 state legislative session. Senate Bill 164, which would vehicle fuel sales. HB 362 also The criminal justice reforms Senate Bill 296 prevents dis- must adjourn by midnight on Several major issues have been have enacted Gov. Gary Herbert’s allows local governments to tack found in House Bill 348 passed crimination in housing and Thursday, according to the state well debated, but have eluded Healthy Utah plan, was defeated on a 0.25 percent tax on motor the House 72-3. The Senate employment, with a few exemp- constitution. final approval by both houses 9-4 in a House committee last vehicle fuel sales. HB 362 passed Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and tions. It also strengthens pro- [email protected] so far. week. the House 51-22 and was sent to Criminal Justice Committee gave tections for individual religious However, the House’s plan to the Senate. a positive nod to HB 348 yester- freedom. cover fewer people with more Both houses also appear to day 5-0. The bill is now waiting SB 296 was introduced last If it happens here, TOOELETRANSCRIPT state dollars, but less federal sup- disagree on how to fix the selec- for a vote by the full Senate. week with support from Equality ULLETIN port quickly passed the House on tion process for the state school Senate Bill 97 that attempts Utah and The Church of Jesus read about it here. B Friday, March 6 by 56-18. board. to equalize property tax fund- Christ of Latter-day Saints. The ADMINISTRATION HB 446, dubbed “Utah Cares,” Last year a U.S. District Judge ing for school districts passed bill was passed last week by the TOOELE Scott C. Dunn Publisher is now in the Senate. ruled that the current procedure the Senate and was approved by Senate 23-5 and is being held in TRANSCRIPT Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus There won’t be time for of a 12-member panel select- the House Revenue and Taxation the House Judiciary Committee. BULLETIN OFFICE a Senate committee to hold a ing a list of candidates that is Committee 6-4. The bill is wait- Both the Senate and the House Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Bruce Dunn Controller hearing on HB 446, but Senate later narrowed down by the gov- ing for a vote by the full House. met in various committee meet- Chris Evans Office Manager President Wayne Niederhauser, ernor is vague and violates the A bill that allows the current ings all day today and started Vicki Higgins Customer Service R-Sandy, said the bill would free speech rights of state school prison relocation commission to EDITORIAL probably be considered on the board candidates. select the final site for the new full Senate floor. Early in the session the House state prison from among the five David Bern Editor NEED CASH NOW? Tavin Stucki Sports Editor “There’s still time for some passed House Bill 186 that calls sites under consideration, sub- Darren Vaughan Community News Editor compromise,” Niederhauser for direct non-partisan elections ject to full legislative approval, We Want to Make Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor said. for the state school board. HB passed the House yesterday 68- You a Loan! Tim Gillie Staff Writer In another showdown between 186 is waiting for a hearing by the 6. $ $ Emma Penrod Staff Writer the House and the Senate, both Senate Education Committee. The bill, HB 454, was sent to 100- 3,000 TODAY! Steve Howe Staff Writer houses swapped gas tax bills yes- The Senate passed two com- the Senate. It gives the PRC until terday. panion pieces of state board August 1, 2014 to name their final Noble Finance ADVERTISING 435-843-1255 Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager The Senate passed Senate Bill election legislation. Senate Bill selection, although the bill allows Keith Bird Advertising Sales 160 by 20-5 and sent it to the 195 calls for partisan state school the PRC to extend that deadline Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales House. board elections by means of one month at a time. Kelly Chance Classified Advertising SB 160 raises revenue for party caucuses and primaries The bid to legalize prescribed LAYOUT & DESIGN transportation construction by unless voters approve SJR 5, medical marijuana went down John Hamilton Creative Director increasing the motor vehicle fuel which provides for state school to defeat on the Senate floor yes- Liz Arellano Graphic Artist tax by 10 cents per gallon, rais- board members to be appointed terday 14-15. Sen. Mark Madsen, ing the per gallon rate from 24.5 by the governor and confirmed R-Saratoga Springs, sponsor of PRODUCTION cents to 34.5 cents. by the Senate. SB 259, promised to bring the bill Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Darwin Cook Web Press Manager James Park Press Technician Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Scott Spence Insert Technician

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COURTESY OF DAKOTA CLEGG The Stansbury High School Stallionettes perform a dance at their year end showcase held on Friday. The Stallionettes showcased many routines including their competition kick, milatary and dance routines. (Right) The Stallionettes perform the leadership routine.

Educational tour to bring Utah Shakespearean Fest to Tooele

by Emma Penrod Shakespearean Festival and one of read and most-studied plays that the play generally invokes STAFF WRITER the educational tour’s producers, students encounter during their an overall sense of foreboding, is to expose as many students as high school career. It’s also com- Stavros said this Shakespearean Locals looking for a quick fix possible to Shakespearean plays monly referenced in pop culture, festival production aims to bring of world-class Shakespearean — not just the text of those plays, he said, and even the currently a different light to the play, and acting need not travel to Cedar which are often read in English popular television series, “House especially to the title character. City this week, because the Utah classes, but to Shakespeare as of Cards” is a sort of rewrite of Instead of portraying Macbeth Shakespearean Festival is com- live theater — through various the basic plot of “Macbeth.” and his wife as essentially evil ing to them instead. acting workshops and live pro- “Macbeth” is essentially a story from the beginning, Stavros said, More accurately, the ductions. of ambition and revenge, Stavros Wednesday’s production will Shakespearean festival is coming But, beyond that, Stavros said, said, and its overall simplicity try to present the Macbeths as to students at Stansbury High the tour hopes to reach everyone and short run time also made it a a misguided couple that allows School as a part of its annual, to dispel preconceived notions good choice for the touring pro- ambition to blind their sense of off-season educational tour that about Shakespeare’s work. duction. Wednesday’s presenta- morality. circulates through Utah, Idaho, “We’re going to bring those tion will be slightly abridged, but The public performance will Wyoming, Colorado, Nevada and words to life in a way that many will still tell the familiar tale in take place in the Stansbury High Arizona this year. students and even community about 70 minutes. Macbeth and School auditorium on March 11 But as a part of that tour, the members may not have experi- his wife will still have plenty of at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be pur- traveling company of actors will enced before,” he said. “We want time to take a prophecy of their chased at the door and range in open their final Wednesday night to help people see Shakespeare rise to power as license to kill price from $2-$5. event — a live, professional per- in a new way — live, interesting the King of Scotland and seize There will also be a question- formance of “Macbeth” — to the and relevant.” the throne, and bloodshed, mad- and-answer session with the entire community. The festival chose “Macbeth” ness and further misfortune will actors after the performance for COURTESY OF THE UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Their main goal, said Joshua as its touring production this ensue. members of the audience who The Utah Shakespeare Festival is hitting the road with its Shakespeare in the Stavros, associate educa- year, Stavros said, because the But while “Macbeth” — and its wish to participate. Schools touring production of Macbeth. A public performance open to the com- tion director with the Utah classic tragedy is one of the most- tragic ending — are so well known [email protected] munity will be held at Stansbury High School on Wednesday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m.

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OUR VIEW Unpredictable logic Prison Relocation Commission is ignoring county’s voices of opposition

The state Prison Relocation Commission’s search to find a new home for the Utah State Prison took another unpredictable turn late last month that doesn’t bode well for Tooele County. On Feb. 27 the PRC announced it had added a 4,200-acre parcel of land south of the Walmart Distribution Center in Grantsville to its new list of five finalists for the prison. It also announced that the Miller Motorsports Business Park is still on the list. So out of five finalists, Tooele Valley now has two. Then on Feb. 24, the PRC announced that it may seek authority from the gov- ernor and the Legislature to make the final site selection for the prison. The PRC supposedly thought it could do a better job of making a fact-based, non-political decision than the Legislature and governor. When Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall learned that one of his city’s indus- trial parks is now a finalist, he said in a Transcript Bulletin interview, “… We have a couple of businesses that are actively considering coming to that location. But they have told us they will not come to Grantsville if the state builds the prison in the park.” One of those businesses, according to the mayor, is an undisclosed Fortune 500 company that may initially bring 200 new jobs to the county and several more over time. Marshall said that “Grantsville doesn’t want to sacrifice scarce land and water for a prison that will be a drain on resources instead in a site that GUEST OPINION could be occupied by a taxpaying corporate citizen.” And Grantsville’s mayor isn’t alone feeling disappointed, frustrated and angry over the new site added to the PRC’s finalist list. Wade Bitner, Tooele County Commission chairman, said “We are not happy with the Miller site remaining Nemtsov’s murder is a compelling mystery on the list, and we don’t support any location in Tooele Valley including the new site in Grantsville.” ver since Russian opposition figure supportive of the Secret Service, with “Unpredictable logic” perhaps best describes the seven-member PRC’s Boris Nemtsov was gunned down 56 percent saying the Secret Service has modus operandi since it was formed last year to study how and where to relocate Ewhile walking with a girlfriend near Rachel Marsden an important role and that its powers the prison and report its findings to the 2015 Legislature. That label was further Moscow’s Red Square last week, there has fulfill that role. Only 27 percent believe GUEST COLUMNIST cemented on Feb. 24 when the PRC’s co-chairman suggested that the PRC should been rampant international speculation the Secret Service has “too much uncon- make the final site selection — instead of the Legislature and the governor. about who’s responsible for the murder. trolled power.” By contrast, only half of When the PRC’s proposal for final site selection authority was first heard, it Why is everyone in such a hurry to the respondents approved of the actions was met with a chorus of opposition from Herbert and legislative members, log onto social media, voice an opin- on the Nemtsov murder. He may have of the Duma (Russian parliament). including our own Reps. Doug Sagers and Merrill Nelson. ion on Nemtsov’s killing, huddle with been killed by a domestic intelligence Respondents were asked to “name 5-6 In response, Nelson said, “I don’t think it’s a good idea to let seven people the like-minded and gang up on those entity. He could have been murdered by a politicians or public figures whom you that have already demonstrated poor judgment make the final decision on the with opposing views? Why do so many foreign intelligence entity. Or, he was tar- trust the most,” and those listed most fre- prison site.” Westerners care, let alone so passion- geted by someone completely unrelated quently after Putin (listed by 59 percent We couldn’t have said it better ourselves. ately? to any government. of those polled), were Defense Minister It appears the PRC has backed down from their request. On Monday, the Partly, it’s a real-life mystery and no Depending on the viewpoint of a given Sergei Shoigu (24 percent), Foreign House passed HB 454 that requires legislative approval of the PRC’s final selec- one yet knows the ending. It’s also a theory’s proponent, Vladimir Putin and Minister Sergei Lavrov (20 percent) and tion. Rorschach test for people’s worldview: In Russian intelligence and security services Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev (19 Despite resolutions against moving the prison here by Grantsville and Tooele the absence of evidence, there’s a tenden- may either be very fond of or totally percent). And guess who’s next on the cities, and the Tooele County Council of Governments, it’s obvious the PRC isn’t cy to fill in the blanks with preconceived against having people gunned down. list? Nope, not a liberal democrat. A good listening. Or worse. Which is why the new site in Grantsville doesn’t bode well ideas and wishful thinking. Nature hates According to other theories on the mur- old-fashioned Communist, Gennady for Tooele County. a vacuum. der, Western intelligence agencies may or Zyuganov, the first secretary of the Local officials and citizens who oppose relocating the prison to Tooele County Nemtsov was a deputy prime minis- may not be trying to plant a false flag in Russian Communist Party. are encouraged to keep their message loud and clear to the PRC. We’ll do the ter under former President Boris Yeltsin an attempt to spark a revolution. The next in line to power behind Putin same. Hopefully soon, it will be heard. in the 1990s, when Russia’s assets were An intelligence agency could orches- and United Russia aren’t lovers of free- divvied up and gifted to oligarchs. trate an assassination in a way that makes dom and democracy — they’re old-guard When Yeltsin resigned in 1999, he chose it appear to have been executed by a hos- communists. We in the West erroneously Vladimir Putin as his successor over tile intelligence agency. So we can prob- like to think that if given the chance, GUEST OPINION Nemtsov. ably dismiss the idea that a murder might everyone would vote like us. In 2013, Nemtsov issued a report have the hallmarks of a certain agency’s Hopefully, whoever is responsible for claiming that officials and businessmen modus operandi. Nemtsov’s murder will be brought to Walker is a symbol of all embezzled billions of dollars from the Depending on whom you ask, Nemtsov justice. In the meantime, both Russia Sochi Olympics. Before his death, he was was either a washed-up has-been, a pow- and Western nations have a lot to lose working on a report that was suppos- erful opposition figure, a threat to Putin, by trying to leverage this incident in the edly going to detail Russia’s role in the or someone with no popular support. The absence of discernible facts. The last that is possible in U.S. Ukrainian crisis. only thing that we know for certain about thing Russia needs is further destabiliza- Nemtsov, 55, was gunned down while Nemtsov’s murder so far is the Russian tion, given the conflicts in its own back- isconsin Gov. Scott Walker walking with a female companion, a 23- political climate in which this crime yard. belongs to an embattled year-old model, near the Kremlin. Despite occurred. Wminority that happens to a slew of security cameras mounted in the The Levada Center, a Russian polling Rachel Marsden is a columnist, political be most of the population. high-security area where Nemtsov was and analytical organization widely con- strategist and former Fox News host based The root of this paradox is that killed, apparently none of them captured sidered to be independent, conducted a in Paris. She is the host of the syndicated Walker is an outlier among the polit- the killing. And so this mysterious slaying survey at the end of February in which talk show “UNREDACTED with Rachel ical class in not having graduated has turned into a parlor game. Putin received an 86 percent approval Marsden” Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Eastern:: from college, at the same time that a There are a few interesting theories rating. Respondents were also widely www.unredactedshow.com. solid two-thirds of the country lacks a four-year degree. Such is the domination of not just GUEST OPINION college grads, but specifically Ivy League grads, at the upper echelons of our government that the nation’s As a practical matter, Walker used political competition can be seen college as vocational education for Judge’s prayer for ex-con in court gets heard as one big intramural battle at the what was his true passion: politics. Harvard or Yale Club. He took up political science, but he story about the ex-con who had to do because I’m losing everything,” And here comes Scott Walker, who studying political science has about robbed a bank just so he’d be sent he told the judge last week. dropped out of Marquette in 1990. as much bearing on becoming a pol- Tback to prison — for a bed and John Kass Stephen Scheele, Potchen’s defense For all that we celebrate the do-it- itician as studying marine biology three meals a day — was heartbreaking. GUEST COLUMNIST lawyer, said his client just wants to work. my-own-way pluck and creativity of does on becoming an Olympic diver. It disturbed the judge. And when I read “You have a fellow who is charged with the nation’s great entrepreneurs who Politics is something you learn the story in the Gary Post-Tribune, written doing something that’s very serious, but didn’t graduate, we tend to consider by doing. Walker ran for student by reporter Ruth Ann Krause, it disturbed his motive by all appearances was not to a four-year degree an indispensable office repeatedly at Marquette, then me too. been scheduled for March 18. rob this bank to enrich himself but rather stamp of respectability and capabil- for real office almost as soon as he “I hope to God someone reads about I don’t know what the judge will do, but to put a roof over his head,” Scheele said ity. It shouldn’t be. left school, building a career that this and offers some help to you,” it sounds to me as if he wants to help. in an interview Friday. “He had sort of Walker’s example stands for an has made him more successful and Clarence Murray, Lake Superior Court “You’re not a throwaway, Mr. Potchen,” fallen to that deepest depth where he just important point: Success in America influential than world-class political judge, said last week. Judge Murray was the judge said in court. “You have value, felt this is sort of like a survival mecha- shouldn’t have to go through a B.A. science Ph.D.s. addressing David Potchen, 53. sir, I’m always optimistic and hopeful that nism. This is something that the nation’s We shouldn’t overlearn from Potchen had been on probation for there are still good people out there who “This appears to be what it is. David elite has trouble grasping. Howard Walker’s example, of course. For bank robbery for years but had been believe freedom is important.” just found himself in a situation where he Dean expressed the liberal id on many people, it’s better to gradu- working an $11-an-hour job in Indiana. Freedom and dignity are vitally impor- wanted to work. He needs a sense of pur- this question on MSNBC’s “Morning ate from college than not. But not He lived in a Gary motel and walked miles tant, when you have money in the bank pose, and work fulfills that for him.” Joe.” Discussing the flare-up over for everybody. It would make more to work. He didn’t cause any trouble. He and food and you’re warm and clean. But Scheele said if the Post-Tribune report- Walker ducking a question on evolu- sense if we had a postsecondary just did his job. He’s a welder. remove these things and see what hap- er hadn’t been in the courtroom, no one tion, Dean said: “The issue is how system that had ways of training Last March, he was laid off. “I begged pens to ideals. We tend to forget. would have heard about Potchen. well-educated is this guy? And that’s and credentialing young people that the guy don’t lay me off,” Potchen told the The middle class forgot until the But people did learn about it. I’m told a problem.” wasn’t so overwhelmingly depen- judge. “I said I would forfeit my insurance economy tanked and many lost their jobs. that job offers are coming in from the The Washington Post ran a piece dent on a four-year degree, which is and not take a raise.” When they gave up looking for work, the Midwest, even as far off as New Jersey. headlined “As Scott Walker mulls controlled by a lazy, inefficient and But he was let go. Soon he was home- federal government stopped counting Lamont Blackwell told me he read White House bid, questions linger tuition-hiking academic establish- less. Things got so bad, he said in court, them as jobless. And these Americans about Potchen. Blackwell is a shift super- over college exit,” although no ques- ment. that he lived out in the woods for a day or were statistically disappeared. visor for Lippert Components, a company tions linger over his college exit. He If Walker wins the Republican two. And he just couldn’t take it anymore. All some men want, really, is work and with an office in Goshen, Indiana, that left to take a full-time job with the nomination, Democrats will of So he walked to a bank in Merrillville, something to eat and maybe to drink and makes frames for RVs. They’re always American Red Cross. Mystery solved. course attack him as anti-educa- Indiana, slipped the teller a robbery note the chance of meeting a woman once in a looking for welders, Blackwell said. The dirt, such as it is, from the tion, but they will be falling into a and stuffed about $1,600 in cash in his while. They like being in a crew, they like “I read it in the paper. I called his attor- Post report is that Walker “had trap if they make his lack of a degree pocket. Then he walked outside, sat on routine. All they need is work and struc- ney,” Blackwell told me. “If they could trouble showing up on time for an issue. When it comes to college, the curb and waited for the cops to come. ture. They don’t ask for much. They don’t arrange some kind of housing for him, I French” and was bored in “a class Walker is a representative of the 68 “Once I ran out of money, I couldn’t hurt people. They don’t act like they’re could carpool him in.” on the politics of the Third World.” percent, and a symbol of all that is bear the thought of losing everything special. Mr. Blackwell, I said, why would you The Post characterizes Walker’s fail- possible even without a diploma again,” he said. “I went inside, took the If all you’ve had are nice office jobs offer a hand to help a desperate man? ure to graduate as one of “a string hanging on a wall. money, sat on the curb and waited for with nice clothes and meetings on car- “There’s a lot of ex-convicts in the of defeats” he suffered at the time, them (police) to come.” pets, you’ll never know such men. But world, sir,” Blackwell said. “I had some yet the defeat was simply getting on Rich Lowry is editor of the Sometimes homeless people with they’re out there. And our blindness legal trouble myself. But we’re always with his life. National Review. mental illnesses act out so they’ll get help. makes it worse. looking for people who want to work. And even the rational homeless can act Potchen was sentenced for his first We’ll see. We’ve got things to do if he out to spend a few warm nights in jail, bank robbery in 2002. At that time, too, he wants to work. We’ve got a lot of things to EDITORIAL BOARD away from marauders who prey on them. had been laid off, and was about to lose get done out here.” But to rationally go about seeking eight his home and his truck. It sounds to me as if the judge’s prayer Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern years in prison? Potchen said he’d plead He entered a bank with a shotgun, was answered. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor to bank robbery if he received that sen- although he said he had no intention of With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, tence. He told the judge he did it because hurting anyone. “I told them nothing’s John Kass is a columnist for the Chicago including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. he felt like a throwaway. A hearing has going to happen. This is just something I Tribune. A5

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a big hug,” she said. “He was a Vigil light in our house.” THE PIANO continued from page A1 Ivonne Ferreyra’s husband, WORKSHOP Enrique, said he believes the Serving Tooele County bright future in the classroom night of the fight, Jesse intended and on the football field. to protect his friends. Call today to schedule your Jesse’s stepfather, Matthew “In my heart, I feel he sac- complimentary evaluation Horowitz, said he uses Jesse’s rificed himself for his friend,” life as a positive for those affect- Enrique Ferreyra said. “He’s a 435-830-5345 ed by his loss. real hero.” “That’s what I try to instill Despite the tragic circum- • free piano evaluation and a free cost in these kids, that Jesse would stances of Jesse’s death, Enrique estimate for any work requested want them to do great things,” Ferreyra said his family holds • tuning and voicing he said. onto positive memories of the • replacement of broken or chipped keys For the group assembled at young man. the candlelight vigil, memories “We remember Jesse not with • repair or replacement of missing or and stories of Jesse, a popular pain, but with happiness,” he broken strings student and football star, were said. • any other needed mechanical repairs plentiful. As the Horowitz family sees or adjustments Wendy Nay said Jesse, like the court case come to a close, a number of boys who were the process of dealing with We Can Make Your Sad friends with her grandsons, Jesse’s death remains a perpet- Piano Happy Again called her Grandma Wendy. ual process. THE PIANO WORKSHOP For her, Jesse was a respect- “I’m just going to learn to ful young man with a beautiful love my son differently,” Darcy smile when he would come over Horowitz said. Subscribe Today to the house. [email protected] 882-0050 “He was always just fun to have around,” she said. After Darcy Horowitz, Jesse’s mother, told a story to look out FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO for dimes since Jesse, a run- Bryan Molina, Cameron Coe and C.J. Shields, friends of murder victim Jesse Horowitz, light candles at a vigil the evening ning back, could ‘cut on a dime’, NEED CASH NOW? before Larry Beach, the man accused of the murder, was sentenced for the crime. Nay said she’s seen the ten cent We Want to Make You a Loan! pieces everywhere she goes. of Jesse to attendees of the vigil. Jesse was terrified of spiders, here and kill the spiders for “Every time I see one now, I “He showed up one day to our said family friend Robin Davis- me!’” Davis-Rozyla said. “So $ $ just hold it up and I’m just like, rugby practice over at Deseret Rozyla. when Darcy saw the spiders, 100- 3,000 TODAY! ‘Hi Jesse’,” Nay said. Peak,” Bryant said. “Just taking Jesse spent a summer before that’s Jesse pulling a fast one on Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 Garrett Bryant, a Stansbury photos of him practicing and his senior year with Davis- us today.” High School teacher and pho- just having fun.” Rozyla’s family and would work Ivonne Ferreyra said Jesse tographer, presented the Even a cluster of spiders com- in their gardens — unless he was like a son to her. Jesse and Horowitz’s with a 24-inch by 36- ing down from the rafters of came across an arachnid infes- Ferreyra’s son, Daniel, were inch print of a photo of Jesse he the gazebo reminded the group tation. close friends and together the took a month before his death. of Jesse. While he might have “He’d come running ... ‘Robin, night of the fight. Bryant also handed out pictures been a tough football player, Robin, you have to come out “Every time he saw me, it was

UTTR continued from page A1 expansion. Hatch’s staff came to Utah in October 2014 and met with a group of Tooele County ranch- ers, West Desert business oper- ators, and local government leaders. During the meeting the group expressed concerns about public access, road closures and grazing rights. “We’ve reviewed a draft of the federal legislation authoriz- ing the UTTR expansion,” said �������������������� Sagers. “And it looks like it takes ������ care of the problems we had with ��������������������� the initial proposal.” ���������� Included in the 700,000-acre deal are 68,057 acres of SITLA ��������������������������������� land in the expansion terri- ������������ tory that will be traded for ����������������������������������� 90,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management land outside of the UTTR expansion area. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Discount Coupons Available at The UTTR expansion must This area in the West Desert, south of Interstate 80, is being reviewed as part of the expansion of the Utah Test and Training Stansbury High School’s Main Office meet certain criteria in order to Range. and From Drama Club Members obtain final approval from the state for the SITLA land swap, areas may be created in the of the 700,000 acres, according ing to Hatch’s staff. according to the resolution. expansion area; and there may to Sagers. [email protected] Included in the criteria are: be no net gain of federal lands UTTR is the largest block of The lands withdrawn may only in Utah as a result of the agree- contiguous restricted-use air be closed to public access for ment. space in the continental United short periods of time while they Sagers said the Department of States. It is used by the military are in use by the U.S. Air Force; Defense expects road closures in for a variety of test and training current grazing permits in the the area to be short in duration exercises. It spans parts of west- area must be honored; no clo- and may only occur two or three ern Box Elder, Tooele and Juab sures of Interstate 80; no muni- days per year. The remainder of counties. tions may be landed or deto- the time the lands will be open The expansion is needed to nated in the area; access to the to public access, he said. support, test and train for new Knolls Recreation Management The federal legislation also weapons, like high-speed hyper- Area will be maintained except establishes a local commission sonic missiles, small diameter for temporary closure; no addi- to advise the Department of bombs, a precision-guided glide tional federal wilderness study Defense on overall management bomb and the new F-35, accord-

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Myles S. Adams his wood shop or faceting and Joseph L. Ajax polishing rocks. Myles retired Myles S. Adams passed away from Amax in 1986. Then he Joseph L. Ajax of Folsom, peacefully March 8, 2015 at the and Edna toured the country in California, passed away at age age of 90. He was born April 30, their motor home for a couple 72 on March 2, 2015. Joe was 1924 to Sidney and Barbara in of years. Myles is survived by born in Tooele, Utah, and resid- Montgomery, Alabama. He was his wife of 72 years and his two ed in California for the past 61 the youngest of three children, children, four grandchildren years. Loving husband of Diane Olga Louise and Sidney (both and five great-grandchildren. Ajax. Cherished father of Darin deceased). He grew up fast, hav- (Sandi) Ajax, Bret (Lori) Ajax, Myles was a wonderful hus- ing to drop out of high school to Devin (Nicola) Ajax, Jennifer band, father and grandfather; help support the family during (Mark) Dundas and Ben (Kelsey) always there to take care of us the Depression years. He mar- Ajax. Grandfather of Tiffany, ried his one true love and soul with great advice, a quick sense Emmalee, Kylie, Joey, Lacey, mate Edna Pollard on Feb. 13, of humor and a good tight hug. Sara, Kathryn, Jonah, Whitney, 1943. Only a month after mar- He is deeply loved and will be Hannah and Ella. Services will riage he was drafted into WWII. greatly missed. Viewing to be be held Saturday, March 7, 2015 He served four years in the Army held at Didericksen Memorial, at The Church of Jesus Christ as a medic and M.P. He was sta- attended college to become an from Alabama to El Paso, Texas, 87 W. Main St., Grantsville, of Latter-day Saints, Folsom 2nd S. Main St., Tooele, Utah) with tioned in South Africa, Italy and electrician. They have two chil- and in 1974 to Grantsville, Utah. Utah, on Thursday, March 12 Ward Chapel (5439 Main Ave., interment following at Tooele Fort Hood, Texas. After the war, dren, Sherry (Richard) Hutsell Myles loved working with his from 6-8 p.m. Graveside service Orangevale, California). Friends City Cemetery, Utah. Price he came home and pursued and Wayne (Linda deceased). hands, in his spare time you Friday March 13, at 1 p.m. at are welcome for visitation Funeral Chapel (6335 Sunrise his career as a machinist and His career choices took him would find him building in Grantsville City Cemetery. Saturday, March 14, 2015 from 10 Blvd., Citrus Heights, California, a.m.-noon at Tate Mortuary (110 (916) 725-2109), directors.

Cristy Kay Benis Charles Bowcutt Beth Louise Harwood In loving memory of our father, Beth Louise Harwood passed (King) grandfather and friend, Charles away at her home in Magna, Cristy died at home following a (Chuck) Bowcutt, passed away at Utah, Feb. 12, 2015. She was born long illness. She is survived by her his home on March 9, 2015 after to Arthur and Nellie Gundry husband Harry; mother Kathleen a courageous battle with a linger- Harwood in Stockton, Utah. Reed; sister Patti Principe (Jeff); ing illness. He was born on Oct. She is survived by her niece son Chad Austin (Lindsey); daugh- 2, 1940 to Veron and Margaret Kay McQuiddy of Tooele, Utah, ter Shanon Hunsaker (Dave); four Bowcutt. He married Ginger in Farrell and Peggy McQuiddy of grandkids, Angel, Jack, Madee 1964 and later divorced. He mar- Stockton, Utah, Randy Bennett and Leif; niece Jody Elton (Kelly); ried Karma in February 1985 and of Arizona, Mike Bennett of nephew Jared (Jessica). Preceded enjoyed 25 happy years together. Arizona and a great deal more of in death by father Kenneth King, Chuck is survived by his daugh- great nieces and nephews. Her brother Ronnie King and stepfa- ters: Angie (Paul) Pachal and love of the outdoors extended to ther Jim Reed. Special thanks to Linda Cook, and three step- but not limited to fishing, hunt- Harmony Home Care and Hospice children: Tracy (Jody) Peterson; ing, gardening, and camping and Western Neurological & Leslie (Dave) Larson and Larry in and around the mountains Associates. Cristy will be greatly (Lori) Peterson; his sister, Sharon of Strawberry. She was always missed. Please don’t send flowers. Morris, 19 grandchildren and of those years at Dugway Proving doing something for some- Maurice Manning McQuiddy, several great-grandchildren. He Ground. He loved spending time one other than family. She was Mary Elizabeth Bennett, and her was preceded in death by his with his children and grandchil- a member of the LDS church. brothers Delbert (Lucky) Richard wife Karma and his two broth- dren. He loved being outdoors She is preceded in death by her Beaman, Arthur Harwood, Farrell DEATH NOTICES ers, Ralph and Gordon Bowcutt. and traveling in his motor home. mother and father, Arthur and Harwood, and life long partner Chuck was in the service and He will be in our hearts always. Nellie Harwood and her sisters Edith “Edie” Smith. She will be retired Civil Servant, working all No services will be held. Ruby June Beaman, Oane and truly missed. Buddy Jack Nielson 2015. A full obituary will be in Thursday’s Transcript Bulletin. Buddy Jack Nielson passed For further information contact away on Sunday, March 8, Tate Mortuary (435) 882-0676. Kenneth “Sunny” Y. Joe Anderson Deuel Joe Anderson passed away on Monday, March 2, 2015. Joe Sunny passed away on was born in 1964 to Robert and Shane C. Pratt from 6-8 p.m., also at the Clark Saturday, March 7, 2015. He is Phyllis Anderson. Raised in 2nd Ward. A complete obituary survived by his wife Mary Dawn Colorado, he decided to settle in Shane C. Pratt, age 43, passed will follow in Thursday’s edi- Addams Deuel. His funeral ser- Utah. There he met the love of his away unexpectedly on Friday tion of the Transcript Bulletin. vices will be held on Thursday, life, Linda (Williams). Together morning, March 6, 2015, in Salt Arrangements in the care of March 12 at 11 a.m. There will they raised their son, Joshua. A Lake City. Funeral services will Dalton-Hoopes Funeral Home, be a visitation prior to the ser- huge fan of football, Joe enjoyed take place Saturday, March 14, Grantsville. Online condolences vice from 9:30-10:45 a.m. at Tate watching the Philadelphia at 11 a.m. in the Clark 2nd Ward, and memories may be shared Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Tooele, Eagles play. Joe was an excel- 81 N. Church St., Grantsville, online at www.daltonhoopes. Utah. lent cook, sharing his fantastic with a viewing Friday, March 13 com. chili with family members. Joe also enjoyed his friendships with Jason, Lenny Dale, Kevin and Mike. Joe shared many adven- tures with his best pal, Midnight. Caskets, headstones, Preceded in death by his wife, Ely and Peyton; aunts, uncles, monuments and Linda. Survived by sons, Joshua cousins in Colorado, California, (Rachel) and Danny; mother- Illinois, Missouri and Utah. grave markers. in-law, Henrietta; sisters-in-law, Graveside services are sched- Dorothy, Debbie, Leslie; nieces uled for Friday, March 13, 2015 and nephews, Ashley (Joey), at Tooele City Cemetery starting Adam, Jordyn; great nephews, at 11 a.m.

MATTERS OF FAITH Lent most popular season on the calendar

Editor’s note: “Matters of on Christ’s passion called the and they ran out of palms to faith” is a column that provides Stations of the Cross, and later give out, so the congregation local religious leaders a place to Samuel Dinsdale the well-attended Catholic year- found their palms on the plants write about how their respective GUEST COLUMNIST long devotion called Bingo. that were there in the church. 435-884-3031 faiths provide hope, courage and Catholics are required to fast on The lesson is to not run out of strength in these modern times. Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, palms. and Holy Saturday. What fast- After the liturgy, people will www.daltonhoopes.com e are in the middle cially since it is not a required ing means is that the Catholic put the blessed palms behind of Lent. Roman day of attendance. is required to eat no more their crucifix at home, in their WCatholics, Lutherans, At my first assignment at St. than one regular meal and two car, or somewhere else they Episcopalians, Orthodox as Therese in Midvale, there was smaller meals that would not deem appropriate. Later in well as many other Christian no room for air in the church add up to the regular meal, the week we observe Holy denominations, celebrate the because there were so many while also not eating red meat Thursday, Good Friday, and the season of Lent. who had come to the Spanish or poultry. Easter Vigil on Saturday night. Catholics and other denomi- service to receive their ashes. Each Catholic is encour- On Holy Thursday, we nations divide the year into Likewise, the Ash Wednesday aged to either give something remember the Last Supper and five liturgy seasons: Lent, evening service is one of the up or to do something extra how Jesus washed the feet of Easter, Advent, Christmas and few times when the church is to help them in their spiritual his disciples. On Good Friday, Ordinary Time. Lent for us is full here at St. Marguerite. discipline. The reason for this we remember Jesus’ passion about 40 days and is prepara- The service involves the is to remove something that is and death on the cross. It is the tion for Easter. Easter is the distribution of ashes after the bad in your life and may be an only day a priest is forbidden to first Sunday after the first full homily. Everyone comes for- obstacle between yourself and celebrate the Eucharist. People moon after spring equinox and ward for me or another minister God. will ask me when is mass on continues for 50 days (This is to smear ashes on his forehead People give up all sorts of Good Friday. I reply we do not for Roman Catholics and not for in the shape of the cross and things that may be spiritual have mass nor will we ever have 2015 TEAD MWR the Orthodox Churches). we say, “Repent, and believe in but also may have to do with mass on Good Friday. We have Coyote Hunting Workshop Advent is for four weeks and the Gospel.” So if you see nor- health. It is most helpful for the Good Friday Service that is preparation for Christmas, mal-looking people with black us if we look at our lives to see has special prayers for this day which is for about half of a smudges on their foreheads where we are in our spiritual as well as the custom of vener- Classes are held at the Eagle’s Nest, building 1005, month. The twelve days of around the middle of February, journey, and recognize what is ating the cross. Tooele Army Depot Christmas go from Christmas you are encountering someone helping us and what is hurting On Saturday night after the on 17, 19, 24, 26 March from 6:00-8:00pm Eve to the feast of Epiphany. who has come out of an Ash us. Hopefully, we think about sun goes down, we remember The Christmas season contin- Wednesday service. this more often than just during and celebrate Jesus’ resurrec- ues for about another week We do all sorts of interesting Lent, but during Lent people tion from the dead. Also during Call 435.833.2159 for more information, when we celebrate the Baptism things during this season. On feel empowered and get more this liturgy, we receive adults or to register with a credit card over the phone. of Jesus in the Jordan. The rest Fridays of Lent, Catholics are serious about their spiritual life. who have been preparing for of the time is Ordinary Time. required to abstain from eat- Lent is preparation for the reception into the Church with Each season has its emphasis ing meat except for fish. This season of Easter. At the end of the three sacraments of initia- and its rituals and customs. goes back to the time when Lent, we go into Holy Week, tion, Baptism, Confirmation We have been celebrating fish was not a special treat. which begins with Palm Sunday. and Eucharist. This is the most Cost for the workshop is $100 Lent for the past couple of Many churches, including St. Palm Sunday is also popular, sacred time of the year for us weeks and I dare say it is the Marguerite, have a fish fry every since we give out palms (theo- as Catholics and we continue most popular season on our Friday of Lent. We offer cod, retically, we burn this year’s to celebrate Easter for 50 days calendar. It seems that every but depending upon where you palms to make next year’s until we go back into Ordinary Catholic comes from his or live it might be walleye, perch, ashes). Time usually in late May or her hiding spot to attend the catfish, tilapia, haddock or any The former rector of St. Mary June. Ash Wednesday service. It is a other popular, inexpensive fish. Cathedral in San Francisco surprise to me to see all of the Also on Friday, one has the shared with me and the liturgy Rev. Dinsdale is the priest at Catholics, who I have not seen option of attending a devo- class that he was teaching at St. Marguerite Catholic Church or rarely see, on this day, espe- tional prayer service based the seminary one Palm Sunday in Tooele. A7

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:48 a.m. 7:31 p.m. Thursday 7:46 a.m. 7:32 p.m. Friday 7:45 a.m. 7:33 p.m. Saturday 7:43 a.m. 7:34 p.m. Sunday 7:42 a.m. 7:35 p.m. Monday 7:40 a.m. 7:36 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:38 a.m. 7:38 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:26 a.m. 10:58 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 1:23 a.m. 11:41 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 2:20 a.m. 12:31 p.m. Saturday 3:15 a.m. 1:26 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 4:07 a.m. 2:28 p.m. Statistics for the week ending March 9. Increasing cloudiness Mostly cloudy and Mostly sunny and Mild with plenty of Pleasantly warm with Cloudy with a few Monday 4:56 a.m. 3:36 p.m. Variable clouds Temperatures Tuesday 5:41 a.m. 4:47 p.m. and mild cooler with a shower warmer sun sun and some clouds showers High/Low past week 56/20 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 51/31 64 42 54 37 61 38 65 42 70 45 65 44 58 42 Average temp past week 37.7 Normal average temp past week 41.0 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Mar 13 Mar 20 Mar 27 Apr 4 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 66/41 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 58/43 Knolls Clive Lake Point 57/39 61/45 62/44 64/45 Ogden Stansbury Park 65/44 Erda 65/46 Vernal Grantsville 65/44 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 60/35 66/46 54/37 Tooele 67/45 Bauer 64/42 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 63/44 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 64/42 60/35 63/43 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 63/44 60/37 Nephi Rush Valley 63/40 60/41 Ophir 56/38 Delta Manti 65/43 64/36 Green River Last Month Season 71/39 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 60/42 66/36 Moab 56/39 SNOWPACK Hanksville 68/41 Beaver 63/40 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 62/34 Ibapah 60/40 59/38 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 9.5 9.3 5.0 St. George 64/35 60/40 Average 18.0 15.7 9.0 69/48 Kanab 62/38 Eureka Percent of average 53% 59% 56% 56/38 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

the additional funding is used. Rally “The money can be used continued from page A1 for capital projects, class size Frank reduction, and other things to get for the 2015-16 year allo- help students,” he said. OHLMAN cated $161 million for a 6.25 Scott Rogers, Tooele County M Attorney at Law percent increase in the WPU. School District superintendent, In 2015 the WPU value was also stood in the Capitol rotun- $2,972. The governor’s proposed da on Monday afternoon. He FREE increase for 2016 would take the questioned the math compe- Consultation WPU to $3,158. tency of some legislators. for Gowans was joined at the “They are saying they are rais- Wills & rally by around 100 teachers, ing the WPU by 6 percent,” he Trusts administrators, school staff and said. “But negative two plus four parents from Tooele. plus two doesn’t equal six.” State legislators could not The Legislature initially avoid the sound of the thou- decreased education funding by 493 W. 400 N. Tooele sands of people that assembled 2 percent and then they back- for the peaceful rally. The crowd filled the budget with a two per- 882-4800 filled the rotunda and the bal- cent increase, he explained. conies of the two floors above. The full 6.25 percent will be www.tooelelawoffice.com They repeatedly chanted “six- needed because the Legislature point-two-five.” did not allocate any additional The noise reverberated funds for new growth, support- through the marble halls of ing technology in schools, or the state Capitol and reached capital money for new build- inside the walls of the House ings or repairs of old buildings, TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO and Senate where members of according to Rogers. both houses of the Legislature Middle Canyon Elementary School teacher Rachel Andrews and Grantsville Elementary School instructional coach Charlyn “The Tooele County School Warner hold the signs they brought to the rally at the State Capitol on Monday. were preparing to convene. District has already been If approved, the 6.25 percent through several years of cutting jump in the WPU will be the However, in committee meet- percent and the legislature is cent.” expenses,” he said. “While I’m largest increase in the WPU ings the Legislature has been looking at approving 4 percent,” The support for the larger happy we are getting a 4 percent in the last 25 years, accord- discussing a lower target for the Gowans said. “There have been WPU isn’t just about salaries, increase, 6.25 percent would be A Full-Color ing to the Governor’s Office of WPU, according to Gowans. years when we got nothing. The according to Gowans. Local better.” Management and Budget. “The governor proposed 6.25 UEA supports the full 6.25 per- school boards will decide how [email protected] Activity Page Just for Kids! Every Thursday in the the city with enough water rights plumbing. increased their water use, the Baker has said the rules won’t Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Water to cover the difference. That section of the ordinance city will have the right to request be applied retroactively. That is, The amendments also add a will allow the city to take devel- additional water rights, or to tack there won’t be too many Tooele continued from page A1 provision that will allow the city opers at their word and accept charges onto the landowner’s city developers getting refunds in to reduce the amount of water reduced amounts of water water bill. most cases, he told members a retail store with a commercial required by the conveyance ordi- rights. But if the city discovers The new rules went into effect of the Tooele City Planning laundromat — then the land- nance if a landowner planned to the landowner has removed the with last Wednesday’s vote of Commission. owner will be required to provide install water wise landscaping or water wise features or otherwise approval by the council, but [email protected]

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School. Beach’s cousin, Roy Coffey, was involved in the ini- tial fight with a 17-year-old friend of Horowitz’s over a Twitter spat involving a girl. Beach had his lawyer, Christopher Bown, read a pre- pared statement but did not address the court during the sen- tencing. His grandmother, Jennie Beach, read a statement for the Beach family. Jesse Horowitz “From the beginning, Mr. Beach has taken unequivocable his friends, many of whom were responsibility for this crime,” at the fight, and in the courtroom Bown said, in his comments. on Tuesday. Both of Jesse Horowitz parents, “You took away their innocence Matthew and Darcy Horowitz, when you killed him,” she said. read victim impact statements to Jesse Horowitz was two weeks a full courtroom. away from turning 18 and a month “We will keep Jesse alive in from high school graduation our hearts but you will be noth- when he was killed. He planned ing but our son’s killer,” Darcy to attend Dixie State University in Horowitz said. “He would forgive St. George to play college football you, Larry.” and major in forensic science. Jesse’s mother also discussed [email protected] the impact Jesse’s death had on Find Your Dream Home! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 10, 2015 The Bulletin Board

833-8750. Adult education classes are (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For Tooele for students 18 and over. Churches details, please call us at (435) 830- 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. Senior Center ESOL The Church of Jesus Christ of The senior center is for the enjoyment of ESOL conversational classes are Latter-day Saints First Lutheran Church all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL To find a meeting house and time of First Lutheran Church, on the corner of ing activities include bridge, pinochle, students may also come anytime the worship for The Church of Jesus Christ 7th and Birch, would like to invite you bingo, exercise program, line dancing, center is open for individualized study. of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- to hear of God’s grace and the love wood carving, Wii games, watercolor Registration is $50 per semester. Call mon.org/meetinghouse or contact (435) of Christ, who died to forgive you of class, movies and health classes. (435) 833-8750 for more information. 850-8211. your sins and attain salvation on your Meals on Wheels available for home- behalf. Worship is at 6p.m. on the first bound. Lunch served weekdays. For age Early Head Start Grantsville CES class and third Sundays of the month and at 60 and above, suggested donation is Do you have a child under age 3? Are The Grantsville CES class will be held 10 a.m. on all other Sundays. Sunday $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early every Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the semi- School at 11:15 a.m. Transportation available to the store or Head Start is a free program for eligible nary building, located at 155 E. Cherry doctor visits for residents in the Tooele families that offers quality early educa- St. in Grantsville. New Life Christian Fellowship and Grantsville areas. For transporta- tion for infants and toddlers in the We invite you to worship and serve tion information call (435) 843-4102. home; parent education; comprehensive Berean Full Gospel Church Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and For more information about the Tooele health services to women before, during We invite you to discover how God’s food pantry is open from noon to 3 center, call (435) 843-4110. and after pregnancy; nutrition educa- Word can transform your life and provide p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 tion and family support services. Call you with the answers for questions and E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Community Art Classes (435) 841-1380 or (801) 268-0056 for problems you may be struggling to women and men are also available The Tooele City Arts Council will be ext. 211 to apply or for free additional overcome. Come join us this Sunday every week. Sunday services are at our offering community art classes for information. morning for our 10 a.m. worship service Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and adults. The available classes include: where we will assemble in praise, share 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out more Watercolor Painting, Mixed Media, Parenting With Love & Logic testimonies and explore worship in ways by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. PHOTO COURTESY OF CHERYL DEARING Photography, Duct Tape Bags, and Basic These classes are free and once a week that strive to highlight the greatness of NLOT.org. Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School has named its students of the month for December. Students hon- Cake Decorating. Check out our com- for three weeks. They will be held at God. After our morning praise and wor- the Tooele County Health Department in Tooele Christian Fellowship ored included Hannah Anderson, Shelby Archer, Mia Babcock, Jared Brown, Cadin Brown, Robert Burila, plete class schedule at www.tooelecity. ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible Alyssa Butcher, Kaylee Castillo, Hannah Colovich, Jordan Cornett, Virginia Fivas, Taylor Gillis, Kristine org. Registration for all classes now room 180. The class dates are March Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship online! Register soon. Space is limited. 12, 19 and 26 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. For mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 Gonzalez, Allison Griffin, AJ Hughes, Hayden Jackson, Madelyn Johansen, Davin Johnson, Chloe Kerr, Rylie If you have any questions, please more information or to register, visit Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 for more N. Main, former Stowes Family Music Klenk, Lindsey McCubbins, Grace Mead, Jensen Otteson, Teagun Palmer, Cayla-rae Randell, Beau Rees, contact the Tooele City Arts Council at HealthyRelationshipsUtah.org. information. building. For more information, call Damon Riley, Meghan Saunders, Chandler White and Maddy Young. (435) 843-2142 or at terras@tooelecity. (435) 224-3392 or www.tooelechristian- Guiding Good Choices fellowship.org. Parking and entrance in org. Tooele First Baptist Church Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, This five-week free parenting workshop What does Jesus say about everyday back of building. St. Patrick’s Day dinner Tooele County Aging as well as any similar turn-of-the-century AARP Smart Driver Course will take place at Tooele City Hall. The situations? That’s what we’ll learn in a On Tuesday, March 17, a St. Patrick’s Tooele County Aging is looking for vol- attractions and resorts for an upcoming A one-day AARP Smart Driver Course is next session begins Tuesday, March 3 series through the Gospels in a chrono- Tooele First Assembly Day corned beef and cabbage dinner unteers to help us meet the needs of book project. Those who wish to contrib- scheduled for Thursday, March 26 from from 9:30-11:30 a.m. To register or for logical order of Jesus’ life. Join us in Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning will be served beginning at 6 p.m. until seniors in the community. Many seniors ute information or photographs of these 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at Mountain West more information, call (435) 843-2185 learning, and in worship of the Lord, worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: it’s gone. For members and their guests require assistance and need rides to parks should contact Emma Penrod Medical Center, 2055 N. Main St. in or email familyworkshops@tooelecity. and serve Him by serving those around Escuela dominical a las 2 p.m., y el ser- only. doctors or other health professionals. at [email protected]. Contributions Tooele. Cost is $20 or $15 for those org. us. Sunday Bible study: 9:45 a.m. vicio general a las 3 p.m. Services are Rides help seniors live more indepen- will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be showing a current AARP membership — Worship: 11 a.m. Tooele First Baptist held at 127 N. 7th Street. dent lives. Call Holly at (435) 843-4102 Hunter Education Eagles released pictorial history book. There is card. For more information, call (435) — 580 S. Main St., (435) 882-2048. for more information. The Grantsville Hunter education classes will take no such thing as too many photographs 882-2803. and Tooele Senior Centers also are in place from 6-9 p.m. on March 10, 12, United Methodist Church Charity Dinner specials as the author needs a minimum of 160 need of volunteers. For more informa- 17, 18 and 19 at the Tooele County Tooele United Methodist Church ser- On March 13, the dinner special is a 5- photographs, and any help is greatly tion about volunteering at the Grantsville Grantsville Health Building, 151 N. Main Street in vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. Medical equipment needed piece shrimp dinner for $11. On March appreciated. Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For Tooele. The range day will be March 21 The Tooele and Grantsville Senior Please check our website, tooelecumc. 20, the special is a half and half — a Tooele Valley Flute Choir volunteering at the Tooele Center, call at a time to be announced. State law org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Centers are in need of donated medical six-ounce sirloin and 3-piece shrimp din- Debbie at (435) 843-4103. Family History Center The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks Greet your ancestors free at the requires students to attend all sessions 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at (801) equipment to be used for seniors in ner for $10. On March 27, the special members interested in our inaugural Grantsville Family History Center, 117 of class. All students mus purchase a 651-2557 for more info. We are located need. New or gently used items needed is a rib eye steak dinner for $15. League of Utah Writers effort to raise the profile of local flau- E. Cherry St. All are welcome with hunter education voucher for $10 from at 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. are wheelchairs, walkers, canes or The Tooele Chapter of the League of tists. If you love to play the flute and consultants there to assist you. Open a license agent/vendor before attending other items that may be useful to our Sunday breakfasts Utah Writers meets monthly on the third want to grow your musical horizons, Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday a class. Bring the voucher to the first Church of Christ seniors. Contact Debbie Winn at the There will be a breakfast every Sunday. Thursday of every month. We discuss please join us! All levels of skill and through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 class and give to the instructor. The Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah Tooele center at (435) 843-4103 or Dan There is a special every Sunday for things relating to writing and publishing. experience welcome. Contact Emma at to 9 p.m. voucher includes all costs for the class Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. Lawrence at the Grantsville center at $5 per person and you can order off Our next meeting is Thursday, March and a small game license that is vali- and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. (435) 843-4753. the menu for $7 per person or $3 for [email protected]. 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele City dated upon completion of the class. For Senior Center Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We kids age 11 and under. The breakfast Lenten Fish Fry Library in the community room near The senior center is for the enjoyment more info, call Gene at (435) 882-4767 seek to be the Lord’s church estab- Tooele Children’s Justice includes juice, coffee, etc. Bad beer the restrooms. For questions, contact St. Marguerite’s Knights of Columbus of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, or Bryan at (435) 882-6795. lished about 33 AD. Jesus is our only is available and the food is delicious. [email protected]. Center Lenten Fish Frys every Friday at 5:30 call (435) 884-3446. Activities include head of the church, headquarters are Public invited. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in p.m. through March 27. Cost is $8 for Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, Budget Basics heaven. Come and grow with us. Call Living Well Class need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. We three pieces, fries, drink and dessert or ceramics, pinochle, movies and wood Change Makes $ense classes Tuesday, (435) 882-4642. Family night Come attend a free, six-week class on appreciate all donations. For inquiries or $6 for two pieces. Join us in the social carving, etc. Meals on Wheels available March 17 from 6:30-8 p.m. at county PMP Kathy Schultz and Diana Lujan will how to live well with chronic conditions drop-off call (435) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 hall, located at 15 S. 7th Street. For for homebound. Lunch served week- health bldg. — 151 N Main. Please Cornerstone Baptist host Family Night on Saturday, March 7. or live with someone who has long term East, Tooele. more information, call Grand Knight Jim days. For age 60 and above, suggested RSVP by Tuesday before noon by calling Passion for God, compassion for people Hot dogs, baked beans, french fries and health concerns. Classes will be held on McManaman at (435) 840-3534. donation is $3. For those under age 60, 435-277-2406 or emailing Darlene at at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: United Methodist dinner dessert will be served at 6:30 p.m. The Wednesdays, Feb. 25 through April 1st, [email protected]. Other cost is $5. Transportation available to (435) 882-6263. Come as you are this Tooele United Methodist church offers a cost is $6 for adults and $3 for kids Tooele Valley Free Masons 9:30 a.m.-noon, at the Mountain West classes will be held: March 24 — Credit Sunday, where you can hear a message age 11 and under. Bingo will follow din- Medical Center. Promoted by the Tooele the store or doctor visits for residents free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet 101; March 31 — Debt Reduction; April from the Bible and meet new friends. ner. Please come, bring the family and County Health Department. Call (435) in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner the second Friday of each month for 7 — Getting Organized. You can attend Service times: Bible study (for all ages) have a really good time. Public invited. 277-2310 to register for this class. transportation information, call (435) is served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. dinner and socializing. If you are inter- one class or all four of them. No cost. 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; 843-4102. ested or have questions please join us Sponsored by Utah State University evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- The Tooele Valley Resource St. Patrick’s dinner Chamber Wall Gallery Artist at the Lodge, located at the corner of Extension. dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided On Saturday, March 14 from 5-7 p.m., The Chamber Wall Gallery “Artist of the Center Settlement Canyon Road and Highway Stansbury Park for all services, and children’s church PMP Cheryl Barrus will serve her Month” for March is a couple, Melissa Credit 101 The Tooele Valley Resource Center is 36, or give us a call at (435) 277-0087. during morning worship. WiseGuys currently in need of donations. Please famous corned beef and cabbage dinner and John Clark. Melissa is well-known Change Makes $ense classes Tuesday, Restoration at Benson Program during evening worship. consider donating items such as deodor- with her yummy hot rolls and dessert. for creating paper cutting artwork and March 24 from 6:30-8 p.m. at county Tooele Valley Family History ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, The cost is $8 per person. All profits will John for his vintage graphic designs. But Gristmill health bldg. — 151 N Main. Please Mountain of Faith Lutheran go to the Lew Reed Spinal Cord Injury Center their talent doesn’t end there so come The Historic Benson Gristmill toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, RSVP by Tuesday before noon by calling We’re a healthy, growing congregation Fund. You know the food is delicious. Research your ancestors free with and see what they have on display. The Restoration Committee is seeking combs and brushes. Cash is also 435-277-2406 or emailing Darlene at who welcomes newcomers and reaches Please come out and support this most trained FamilySearch volunteers at the Chamber Wall Gallery is open to the donations from individuals, groups, and welcomed. Those who receive services [email protected]. Other out to those in need. Join us for worship worthwhile charity. Tooele Valley Family History Center, public for viewing. It is located in the businesses to help with restoration include individuals or families in crisis, classes will be held: March 31 — Debt Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone (435) Tooele County Chamber of Commerce efforts and the operation of the historic the homeless and families at risk of Reduction; April 7 — Getting Organized. Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God Planning meeting 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday building, 154 South Main, Tooele, Utah. Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to becoming homeless. Located 23 S. You can attend one class or all three of with respect without taking ourselves too The planning meeting will be held on through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All are welcome and can view the art- Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, Main Street, (435) 843-9945. them. No cost. Sponsored by Utah State seriously. Check us out on Facebook by Tuesday, March 17 at 6 p.m. All officers Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. work of the “Artist of the Month” during 47. S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. University Extension. searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran and committee chairmen are invited to Wednesday evenings by appointment the hours the Chamber of Commerce is For more information contact Mike (602) First Baptist Food Pantry Church. Please join us for meaningful attend and plan the activities for April. only. Special classes offered regularly. open for business. 826-9471. Debt Reduction The First Baptist Church in Tooele is worship that is also casual and relaxed. offering an emergency food pantry to Call the center for more information. Change Makes $ense classes Tuesday, Past president’s dinner For more information, call (435) 882- meet the needs of our community. The Relay for Life meeeting March 31 from 6:30-8 p.m. at county The PPs will meet at Jim’s Restaurant Take Off Pounds Sensibly 7291. food pantry is available for emergency The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Schools health bldg. — 151 N Main. Please for dinner on March 18 at 7 p.m. for Give yourself the gift of health and needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Life of Tooele County is having an inter- RSVP by Tuesday before noon by calling the monthly dinner meeting. All PPs are wellness. Resolve to lose those extra St. Barnabas’ Episcopal from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at est meeting at 6:30 p.m. on March 6 Tooele Junior High School 435-277-2406 or emailing Darlene at Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- invited. PMP Rosalie Fox will be your pounds. TOPS can help you achieve your at Phil’s Glass, 635 N. Main. There will Tooele Junior High School is looking 580 S. Main Street. For information call [email protected]. Another rament followed by fellowship. Sunday hostess. goals and support you in your journey. be information on the American Cancer for volunteers to help as Science Fair (435) 882-2048. class will be held April 7 — Getting mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ We provide accountability through week- Society’s services and funding for can- judges as well as provide assistance Utah State Hall of Fame Organized. No cost. Sponsored by Utah Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, DAV Chapter 20 ly weigh-ins and support and encourage- cer research, as well as information on with the year-end 5K, filing for teachers The Utah State Hall of Fame will be held State University Extension. Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: The DAV will hold its monthly EC meet- ment in a non-judgmental environment. the fundraising event that will be held in and working with students in English, at the Tooele Aerie on March 21. The [email protected]. Web at ing from 3-3:30 p.m. on Friday, March TOPS is open to all men, women, teens Tooele on Aug. 14. history and reading. Please come be a Getting Organized chairmen are State Madam Chaiplan www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are 13 at the Pioneer Museum. The general and preteens. There are now two TOPS part of a great school! Contact Karen Change Makes $ense classes Tuesday, Barbara Denner and State Madam Vice God’s beloved child, beautifully created membership chapter meeting will follow chapters in Tooele to accommodate your Life’s Worth Living Foundation Ware at [email protected] or April 7 from 6:30-8 pm at county health President Linda Totten. The chairmen in God’s own image. Whatever your his- from 3:30-4:30 p.m. In addition, the schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday Suicide Support Group every third principal Terry Linares at 833-1921 bldg. — 151 N Main. Please RSVP for the event at Tooele are PMPs Cheryl tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, DAV is looking for three volunteer driv- at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. Thursday 7 p.m. at the church at 1000 or [email protected]. For a by Tuesday before noon by calling Barrus and Kathy Wamsley. Chicken the Episcopal Church welcomes you. ers. No DAV membership is required. 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., W. Utah Avenue, Tooele. If you struggle more detailed listing, go to www.tooele- 435-277-2406 or emailing Darlene at fried steak dinner will be served with all Will need a VA physical. Call Jim Yale at meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at with suicidal thoughts or have lost a schools.org, click on “Schools” and [email protected]. No cost. the trimmings for $10 per person. There Spanish services (435) 849-0521 or 882-7626, or call (435) 830-1150 for information. UT 365 loved one to suicide, please plan on then click on Tooele Jr. High School. Sponsored by Utah State University will be a raffle at the party. Please La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele Les Peterson at (435) 830-7812. Tooele meets Saturday at 10 a.m. at attending. Please go on Facebook and Extension. come and see who gets inducted into the Bit n Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 like our page, to keep current with our TJHS Community Council le invita a sus servicios en español los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los domingos The Tooele County Food Bank the Utah State Hall of Fame this year. North. This chapter will meet occasion- latest news and events. Contact us on The next meeting of the Tooele Junior Kids 4H Duct Tape Club a las 2 p.m. We invite you to their ally at a private residence, so call ahead that page. High School Community Council will be & Grantsville Emergency Food International Cuisine dinner Join in the fun at the Duct Tape Discover Spanish services on Thursday at 6 p.m. for the exact location. Call Lisa at (435) Thursday, March 19 at 6 p.m. in the This is still in the planning stages. 4-H Club! They will meet three times in and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a Pantry 882-1442 for information. Also see the Tooele Sewing Guild TJHS library. All parents are invited to There will be a potato/salad bar with March/April. Exact dates will be planned church that focused in the word of God The Tooele County Food Bank and TOPS website at www.tops.org. The Tooele Sewing Guild group will hold attend. chili cheese Frito pie. Decide what your after kids sign up. It will start at 4 p.m. rather than the emotions. God loves you Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry its monthly meeting on Thursday, March favorite cuisine dish to cook from a and run until 6 p.m. You will make duct and he wants to reveal himself to you. are in need of canned meats, soups, Tooele Gem and Mineral 12, in the conference room at the USU 50th Anniversary Celebration foreign country is and plan on preparing tape bookmarks, purse/pouch, bag Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. pasta and any non-perishable foods. We Society Extension office beginning at 9:30 a.m. Tooele Junior High School’s 50th anni- and much more! Cost $8. If you are are accepting donations for Pathways it and bring it to this function. This month, they will be working on versary celebration will be Thursday, Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. Our Club meets the second Tuesday not a 4H member yet — please plan Women’s and Children’s Shelter (victims of the month at the Tooele Applied sensory feeling blankets for children. March 26 at 1:20 p.m. in the Tooele to pay $5 once-a-year 4H fee. If you of domestic abuse). They are in need Kidney Fund charity Supplies needed are washable fabrics St. Marguerite Chairman Kathy Schultz and Rick Price Technology College (TATC) Auditorium at High School auditorium. cannot come all three times, you can St. Marguerite Catholic Community of socks, underwear, blankets for twin with bright colors and different textures. will be selling plastic Easter eggs for $1 88 S. Tooele Blvd, Tooele. Come learn still be part of the club — call Darlene welcomes you to worship with us. Our beds, hygiene products (hairspray, hair All fabrics need to be washable. Strips Saint Marguerite Catholic each. You may win a prize, a try again or about rocks, minerals and ways to craft at 840-4404 with questions or to make liturgy schedule is as follows: Worship gel, body wash, nail polish and remover, need to be four inches wide and width a chance on a $200 diamond bracelet. with them and enjoy field trips for rock School arrangements. For 3rd graders or older. schedule: Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday toys. Anything will be appreciated. of fabric. The more colorful the better. This fundraiser will start on March 15, collecting. Membership $10 per year. Excellence in academics with formation 8 a.m. (Spanish), 10:30 a.m., 12:30 Underwear and socks must be new. Bring sewing machine, sewing thread, 2015 and go through Eastr Sunday. The Visit us on Facebook or www.tooelegem. in faith. Enrollment is now open at Saint p.m. Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. Office hours 10 Other items can be gently used. Please scissors, pins and cutting mat and cut- Gardening drawing for the bracelet will be on April com. Contact info: (435) 882-5752 Marguerite Catholic School. Junior high/ a.m. to 2 p.m. from Mon-Fri. Closed help us help our community. Drop boxes ter if you have one. Remember to bring 6, 2016. Have a little fun, buy an Easter email [email protected]. middle school grades 6-8; all-day kin- Tuesday. Sunday school 9 a.m. (435) are located in the Intermountain Staffing any “show and tell” items you have. Any egg and you may win the bracelet or dergarten; all-day or half-day pre-kinder- Free Orchard Tree and Small 882-3860. Elementary and Jr. High- Office, 7 South Main Street #203, Sons of Utah Pioneers questions, contact Geri Thomas at (435) another prize. Support this most worth- garten program for three- and four-year- Berry Pruning Demonstration (435) 882-0081. Call (435) 882-3860. Tooele, UT 84074. The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers 882-3487. while charity. olds. 15 S. 7th Street in Tooele, (435) Saturday, March 14, from 10 a.m.-noon St. Marguerite Catholic Elementary Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Elks 882-0081 or www.stmargschool.org. at 984 Ironwood Road, Erda. Learn how School can be reached at (435) 882- First Baptist Church Food and our pioneer heritage alive. We do this 16th Annual NWTF Banquet to prune all the common orchard trees 0081. We are located on the corner of Clothing Closet St. Patrick’s Day Dinner through histories, stories, artifacts, and Auction We have clothing for everyone from TATC as well as raspberries and blackberries. Seventh Street and Vine Street. The Tooele Elks Lodge will host a corned monuments, museums, service and Tooele County Strutters, the local newborn to adult. We ask you to take Tool selection and tree care will be cov- beef and cabbage St. Patrick’s Day scholarships. Much of this labor of chapter of the National Wild Turkey what you need and then pass the infor- ered as well. Sponsored by the Tooele Brit-Ammi Kahal dinner at 6 p.m. on Monday, March 16. love is found in the Tooele Pioneer Federation, will hold their 16th Annual Business/IT County Master Gardeners. For more Covenant People Assembly are teach- mation to others. We ask that you call Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, as Banquet and Auction on Saturday, Rethink education and enroll today in Cost is $7 per plate, with proceeds ben- information, call Jay Cooper at (435) ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian for an appointment as we are not at the well as various statues and monuments March 28 at the Deseret Peak Complex. our Business and/or IT programs for efiting the Youth Vision Program. 830-1447 or email jay@dirtfarmerjay. faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at church all the time. Contact Linda (435) around the county. The Tooele Pioneer Doors open at 5 p.m. Early-bird ticket a better chance to succeed in today’s com. 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call 849-1849, Sondra (435) 849-3222, or Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement packages will be available until March economy. Enroll today, there are some (435) 843-5444 for more information. Sandie (435) 830-7876. Canyon is another of our projects. We 15. For tickets or more information call openings in these programs for new Tooele County Free Grape Cultivation and are always looking for artifacts and his- or text Collin Smith (435) 241-0188, students. Call (435) 248-1800 or stop Pruning Demonstration Bible Baptist Church Historical Society tories as a loan or gift to be displayed Allison Smith (801) 940-0071 or Laurie by our campus at 88 S. Tooele Blvd. for Saturday, March 21, from 10 a.m.- The folks at Bible Baptist Church would Moose Lodge for everyone’s bene’it at the Tooele Erickson (435) 830-9224. Come join us more information. noon at 984 Ironwood Road, Erda. like to invite you to some old fashioned Monthly meeting Pioneer Museum. If you are interested for a night of fun, food and prizes for church services with singing from the Community Resource Fair Learn best grape varieties for our area, Meals at the Lodge Tooele County Historical Society for in the values of honoring past and the entire family. old fashioned hymns and messages Friday and Saturday night dinners will March 10 will feature Jaromy Jessop, TATC and DWS will host a Community trellising, irrigation, pest control and future pioneers and in visiting their from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday a contributing writer for the Tooele Zumba for MS Resource Fair on March 12 from 3-7 pruning. You’ll actually prune vines as historical settings and learning more things should never change. Sunday night dinners include clam chowder or Transcript Bulletin. His inspiring articles This fundraising event for multiple scle- p.m. at the TATC, 88 South Tooele well! Sponsored by the Tooele County about those who settled and shaped Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; homemade soup, and/or fish baskets include a complete report on his out- rosis is Friday, March 13 from 7-8:30 Blvd. Come learn about all of the free Master Gardeners and DirtFarmerJay. Utah, attend our business and educa- gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 (halibut, shrimp), or chicken strips. door trips to the various locations in p.m. at Vasa Fitness, located at 250 resources available in Tooele County. com. For more information, call Jay tion meeting the first Thursday of each p.m.; Wednesday evening services, Saturday night dinners include 16-ounce Tooele County. In his informative way, N. Main St. in Tooele. It is free for all Some local employers will also be in Cooper at (435) 830-1447 or email month. A potluck dinner followed by 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Skinner at ribeye or T-bone steak with choice of he tells the history of the area that he Vasa members, with a $10 donation attendance. [email protected]. various presentations starts promptly 840-2152. baked potato/fries, salad and roll; writes about and bring us up to date on at 6:30 p.m. in the new TATC Center at required for all non-members. The fund- Proven Strawberry Varieties the access to the site and the difficulty raiser includes a Zumba class by area Mountain View Baptist Church halibut or salmon steak with choice of 88 So. Tooele Blvd. Call Jerry Henson at Education and Promising New Flower and baked or fries, salad and roll, or Jumbo one might have exploring that particular (435) 882-4917 for more information. licensed Zumba instructors. Everyone is We would like to invite you to discover shrimp with choice of baked or fries, mountain site. Jaromy has chosen to welcome — no experience necessary. Vegetable Varieties for the what God’s plan and purpose is for Online courses salad and roll. All meals are for a rea- report on the history of the north and Tooele Family Al-Anon Wear orange to show your support. Tooele Area your life. The Bible contains all of the sonable price. No orders are taken after south Stansbury Mountains and tell Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at 77 W. 400 Online courses in Network+ and Wednesday, March 25, 7 p.m., at the answers for life’s questions. Come Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- 8:45. Daily lunch specials are available about the flora and fauna in the area. North. For questions or more informa- USU Extension Office, 151 N. Main, and join us this Sunday for our adult at the lodge from 11 a.m. After pur- We will meet at 7 p.m. at the Tooele tion, please call Allene at (435) 830- fessional seeking to upgrade their skills Tooele. You’re invited to this free pre- Bible study and graded Sunday School and knowledge of networking and secu- chase of 10 (ten) meals either Friday/ County Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine 0465 or Elizabeth at (435) 884-0825 or sentation courtesy of the Tooele County which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship Saturday nights you get a free one. For St. in Tooele. Please park at the rear of (435) 241-9200. rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA Master Gardeners. Featuring Diane service begins at 11 a.m. We also have Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the members and their guests only. the building and enter through the back Sagers, Advanced Master Gardener a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 door and go downstairs to the meeting TATC at (435) 248-1800 for more infor- and long-term former garden columnist p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 Entertainment Bulletin Board Policy mation or to enroll. room. Members and guests are wel- for the Transcript Bulletin. Get some p.m. for prayer time. 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Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele On Thursday, March 12, a roast beef preparation and English as a second Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To Stansbury Park Baptist Church dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Please language are available. Register now Local author seeks photos guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- Please join us each Sunday morning at come and support our ladies. For mem- to graduate — just $50 per semester. A local author and historian is seeking 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible bers and their guests. original photographs of Saltaire, Black desired publication date. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (435) Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse SPORTS A9SPORTS A9

TUESDAY March 10, 2015 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Stansbury softball The Stallions began that climb Buffs beat LCA for third season win Friday afternoon, rallying to beat Springville 6-4 in the season open- by Tavin Stucki er for both teams. “I liked what I saw,” Stallions coach Bridget SPORTS EDITOR Clinton said. “Springville is a tough The Buffaloes added to their team. Their pitcher throws better weekend success on the soccer than a lot of the pitchers we’ll face, pitch Monday when they beat but we play a tough schedule on Layton Christian 3-0 for Tooele’s purpose.” Springville scored four third-straight win this season. unearned runs in the fifth inning off “It’s another win, but it’s an a dropped fly ball, but came back ugly win,” said Tooele first-year in the bottom half to score three head coach Steven Duggan. runs. “I feel like it had a lot to do with our mental game,” Maddie Junior Gage Grey served a ball Riolo said of the rally. “We didn’t from the right side into the box let anything destroy us. We came where junior Ole Hammer found back and rose to the challenge.” it and sent it into the back of the net to make it 1-0 Buffaloes Stansbury Tennis about 12 minutes into the first In Ogden over the weekend, half. Stansbury beat Roy 5-0: Jake Hardy The score eventually became in 1st singles won 8-3, Dakota the winning goal. Fidler in 2nd singles won 8-0, “They’ve improved so much,” Nate Mitchell in 3rd singles won Duggan said of his side play after 8-4, Alex Kimberling and Carlos a three-game trip over the week- Gomez in 1st doubles won 8-0, and end in St. George. Renden Dye and Josh England in Five minutes later, Layton 2nd doubles won 8-0. The Stallions Christian was awarded a penalty, lost to Logan in the semifinals: but Perotti Denilo’s shot to the Hardy lost 8-9 (6-8), Fidler lost 4-8, right side was saved by Tooele Mitchell lost 0-8, Kimberling and sophomore keeper Jaren Wilson, Gomez won 9-8(7-5), Renden Dye who dove to his left and stopped and Josh England won 8-4, and the ball on the ground to prevent Peter Austin and Saxon Stringham the score. Lost 0-8. Stansbury beat Morgan 4- 2 in the third-place matches: Hardy Duggan, a former goalkeeper lost 0-6, 2-6, Fidler won 6-2, 6-2, himself, said he was impressed Mitchell lost 3-6, 3-6, Kimberling with the save by Wilson, who is a and Gomez won 6-0, 6-1, Dye and first-year keeper. England won 6-0, 6-1, and Austin Tooele led 1-0 at the half after and Stringham won 6-0, 6-0. outshooting Layton Christian 11-5. Grantsville soccer “They’re going to do well,” A balanced scoring attack gave Duggan said of the visiting side. Grantsville a shocking victory on “They win everything in the air.” Friday, beating Richfield 8-0. Junior Seven minutes into the sec- Benton Tripp led the Cowboys with ond half, Grey stole a ball around two goals. Sophomores Braden midfield and dribbled around a Soltes and Caleb Wood, senior pair of defenders on the right Dakota Braessler, and juniors Matt side to earn a one-on-one shot at Whiting, Tanner Rust and Wesley FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Allen had one goal each in the SEE SOCCER PAGE A10 ➤ Tooele sophomore goalkeeper Jaren Wilson dives at a shot from a Layton Christian forward on Monday. The Buffs won 3-0. route. Junior goalkeeper Parker May earned the shutout. The win comes in the season opener for the Cowboys. Last season, Grantsville went 8-6-1 and was decimated in the first round of the state tournament. The Cowboys Cowboys start off 2015 season with close win faced Carbon at home Tuesday, but the game had not been finished by Tavin Stucki into a gap,” Taylor said. “That’s two batters to pop out for easy enough to help the Grizzlies pull as of press time. Grantsville will SPORTS EDITOR GHS SOFTBALL what I’m hoping for and that’s outs and get out of the four-hit out a season-opening home win. next host North Sanpete on Friday what she should be hoping for jam of an inning. Grantsville, also playing in its before Region 11 action begins Grantsville softball started the Down by one and with the when she gets up to the plate.” Barney had four strikeouts in season opener, won 7-5. next Tuesday. season off right on Friday with bases loaded in the top of the In the bottom half of the inning, the full seven innings. “I loved the aggressiveness of a 7-5 win over class-5A Copper sixth inning, sophomore Alese Copper Hills loaded the bases “She got stronger as the game the girls today, I couldn’t be more Grantsville baseball Hills in West Jordan. Casper sent a high outside pitch with a pair of singles through the went on,” Taylor said. “It’s first- pleased with that,” Taylor said. Ten months removed from its state- “So many good things,” said into left field for a bases-clearing left side and one blooper that game jitters, so I’m happy she fig- Grantsville will next face Cedar championship run, the Cowboys Cowboy head coach Heidi Taylor. double and advanced to third found the infield dirt away from ured it out. Seriously. I asked her, on the road Thursday to start went 0-4 in the Tiger-Panther “We were down for a couple base on a bad throw. The three- any Cowboy defenders. After a ‘are you OK?’ and she said ‘yeah, off a three-game road trip. The Classic at Hurricane High School. innings and we didn’t quit. I liked RBI hit gave Grantsville a 6-3 single through the right side to better now than at the start.’” Cowboys will next return home Grantsville lost to Granger 5-0 and that we came out aggressive — lead. score one runner and pull the Copper Hills’ Paige Watts hit for a game against Juan Diego on Sky View 3-2 on Friday, then lost that comes from having a few “I was so happy that she was Grizzlies to 6-4, senior pitcher a home run off Barney in the March 20. to Hurricane 5-3 and Hunter 8-6 returning starters.” able to get on top and drive it Sydney Barney forced the next seventh inning, but it wasn’t [email protected] on Saturday. Grantsville will face Morgan at home on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m., then hosts a tourna- ment on Saturday that will feature Davis and Clearfield. Flores, Call, Bresee and Toone win Tooele 5k/10k fundraisers Stansbury baseball The Stallions went 2-2 in the Pizza Maria Flores won the women’s 10k put 34. Chrissy Boarders, 30:49.02 Hut Classic over the weekend at on by the Tooele High School track and 35. Adaline Call, 31:14.83 Dixie High School. They beat Box field teams as part of its annual fundraiser 36. Sonya Russell, 31:15.13 Elder on Friday in a defenseless in a time of 47 minutes, 39.16 seconds. 37. Mikki Ashton, 31:23.78 24-17 arms race before losing 16- Brett Call finished in 44:18.03 to win the 38. Angela Curtis, 32:12.81 6 to Dixie. On Saturday, Stansbury men’s 10k — a distance in its inaugural 39. Lisa Carpenter, 32:35.94 lost 11-1 to Payson, then beat year to compliment the 5k run. Kaitlyn 40. Rosario Call, 32:41.72 Carbon 16-6. SHS will next face Bresee won the women’s 5k with a time of 41. Heidi Clegg, 32:48.08 Murray on the road Wednesday. 22:39.79 while Alex Toone won the men’s 42. Heather Yadon, 33:00.39 Tooele baseball race in 19:13.60. Prizes were given to the 43. Kayleen Hall, 33:09.32 The Buffaloes went 0-4 in the Pizza top three competitors in each division, 44. Meagan Alvarez, 33:18.55 Hut Classic over the weekend at provided those winners were not on the 45. Val Medley, 33:18.99 Dixie High School. The Buffs lost track team. 46. Paris Stewart, 33:42.09 to Cedar 9-3 and Carbon 6-5 on Women’s 10k results 47. Courtney Schiwal, 33:54.07 Friday, then Bear River 11-1 and 1. Maria Flores, 48. Nanette Johansen, 35:13.96 Box Elder 12-9 on Saturday. Tooele 47 minutes, 39.16 seconds 49. Isabelle Johsnon, 35:21.95 will next take on Provo on Tuesday 2. Tami Searle, 48:52.33 50. Morgan Hinton, 35:30.08 in Utah County at 4 p.m., then Delta 3. Kiyomie Johnson, 51:25.72 51. Kailyn Hinton, 35:40.39 on Wednesday at home at 3 p.m. 4. Karrie Middaugh, 51:52.52 52. Melissa Monsen, 35:47.02 5. Alexandra Oswood, 52:36.82 53. Christie Cook, 35:51.57 GHS softball clinic 6. Kenya Russell, 54:27.60 54. Moana Bouwhuis, 38:21.46 The GHS softball team will hold 7. Kathi Erekson, 55:11.42 55. Debbie Nebeker, 39:34.64 a skills clinic March 21 at the 8. Jody Hussey, 1:00:04.25 56. Angela Brewerton, 39:40.02 high school field. Girls in grades 9. Myah Peacock, 1:00:25.93 57. Yuxin Chen, 39:42.31 2-5 will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 10. Jennie Vowles, 1:01:12.51 58. Rolanda Root, 39:43.77 and grades 6-8 will be from 2-6 11. Julie Alverson, 1:02:17.77 59. Katelyn Ruppel, 39:48.06 p.m. The cost will be $25 per girl 12. Taunee Griffith, 1:02:47.61 60. Sydney Smart, 39:52.89 which includes a T-shirt. There will 13. Ketani Peacock, 1:03:00.01 61. Leah Erekson, 40:26.47 be a pitching and catching clinic 14. Kimberly Peacock, 1:04:17.80 62. Debbie Bush, 42:40.94 from 1-2 p.m. for $10. To sign 15. Cristi Reed, 1:09:56.66 63. Danielle Ruppel, 42:42.46 up, please contact GHS or a high school player. If you have any ques- 16. Leslie Steadman, 1:10:28.54 64. Tisha May, 42:42.59 tions, please contact Heidi Taylor 17. Tenneal Chlarson, 1:10:29.34 65. Ethan Evans, 42:42.89 [email protected]. 18. Katie Anderson, 1:21:00.19 66. Stacy Smith, 43:23.20 19. Angela Tippets, 1:31:23.03 67. Holly Rimington, 43:23.50 Grantsville Rodeo Team Men’s 10k results 68. Janell Ferguson, 44:51.07 The Grantsville High School Rodeo 1. Brett Call, 44:18.03 SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO 69. Whitley Clemente, 45:38.44 Team receives no financial sup- 2. Ethan Olcott, 46:09.01 Marcus Jensen (left) turned in the second-fastest time in the Tooele High School 5K Fund Run on 70. Brooklyn Douglas, 45:39.99 port from the school. Anyone who 3. David Peacock, 46:55.24 Saturday morning. He received a medal and congratulations from Sanna Lundqvist (right). 71. Kristie Jones, 48:31.72 wishes to sponsor the team is 4. Ron Cragun, 47:12.72 72. Shannon Johnson, 48:32.69 welcome, since the home rodeo 5. Vince Olcott, 51:06.85 73. Sherilagh Craner, 48:55.01 on May 1 would not be possible 6. Thomas Wright, 51:25.98 6. Erin Curtis, 24:18.74 20. Virginia Rodriguez, 27:00.42 74. Wendy Brewerton, 48:57.10 without the help and generosity of 7. Jerry Nelson, 51:38.29 7. Jaidyn Hinton, 24:27.86 21. Renae Woodward, 27:03.53 75. Sam Delaney, 48:59.19 sponsors. To donate or for ques- 8. Steve Oswood, 51:43.12 8. Mikayla Arnold, 24:37.20 22. Tracy Schaffer, 27:08.19 77. Gwen Evans, 49:04.14 tions, please call David Allred at 9. Jim Walter, 54:35.26 9. Anisha McKendrick, 24:49.06 23. Shawni Williams, 27:15.08 78. Tracie Stewart, 49:13.64 801-301-4920. 10. Darrin Cook, 54:59.70 10. Sher Shields, 25:05.03 24. Sarah Hartley, 27:43.06 79. Renee Loveless, 49:14.90 Stansbury youth baseball camp 11. Kyle Jones, 1:08:59.85 11. Sandra Hadlock, 25:23.52 25. Mariam Buell, 27:49.04 80. Millie Conover, 49:43.89 The Stansbury High School youth 12. David Swan, 1:19:06.69 12. McKenna Banks, 25:38.75 26. Elisabeth Harrison, 28:06.20 81. Laura Gibbons, 50:03.50 baseball camp will be April 4 and 6. 13. Paul Anderson, 1:21:00.60 13. Emily Webber, 25:47.07 27. Becky Faucet, 28:59.17 82. Jordan A., 50:04.16 Ages 7-10 will be from 10 a.m. until Women’s 5k results 14. Aly Warburton, 25:58.71 28. Turnbow, 29:02.62 83. Matalyn Pike, 50:17.30 noon, ages 11-14 from 1-3 p.m. 1. Kaitlyn Bresee, 22:39.79 15. Heidi Broderick, 26:04.92 29. Kaitlyn Asay, 29:04.84 84. Janiece Brady, 50:25.90 Cost is $40, which includes camp T- 2. Jamie Johansen, 22:40.38 16. Sam Monsen, 26:20.38 30. Jaime Atkin, 29:15.05 85. Maddie Cragun, 50:49.59 shirt. Sign up at www.leaguelineup. 3. Kari Shephard, 22:52.10 17. Ashlyn Hinton, 26:24.81 31. Ashley Callister, 29:16.03 86. Peggy A., 50:55.55 com/Stallionbaseball. 4. Tiffanee Bird, 23:46.76 18. Vanessa Rhea, 26:30.35 32. Rachel Gustin, 29:52.81 5. Andrea Rawlings, 24:01.82 19. Stefanie Bothell, 26:43.61 33. Merinda Craner, 30:24.80 SEE FUND RUN PAGE A10 ➤ A10

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ArchivesMARCH 1968196 e took another trip point. Walt Disney’s “The Jungle through the Transcript Book” was entertaining moviegoers 8 WBulletin archives, look- in spectacular Technicolor, while ing back several decades to see Dick Nourse, Bob Welti and Paul the issues that were important to James were in their heyday on the Tooele County residents through nightly Channel 5 newscast out of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Salt Lake City. Meanwhile, a sporty As always, our search also Oldsmobile Cutlass S coupe would showed us just how things have set you back $2,632 — the equiva- changed. lent of $17,675 in today’s dollars. In 1959, for instance, one could A decade later, when color televi- get their car tuned up for a whop- sions had become commonplace, ping $8.50. A hand-held movie the precursor to Sony’s Watchman camera — you know, the kind was on the market. A 12-inch, that used actual film rather than a black-and-white TV set that was cassette or a digital memory card considered “portable” at a light- — was downright pricey in com- weight 15 pounds cost $89.95. A parison, costing $20.50. family of four could enjoy a medi- Nine years later, dads who were um, one-topping pizza, four salads “tired of drying dishes” could buy and four soft drinks for $5.55, and their wives a brand-new dish- then they could go home and enjoy washer for $139.95, or a used one “The Incredible Hulk,” starring Lou for $69.95. The advertiser spoke Ferrigno, on Channel 5. of how it could get Dad “back to watching TV” as a main selling SEE ARCHIVES PAGE B8 ➤

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5. ANATOMY: What is a syn- apse? 6. ART: What are putti? by Fifi Rodriguez 7. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: What 18th-century doc- tor and writer once said, 1. LITERATURE: Who wrote “Patriotism is the last ref- “The Legend of Sleepy uge of a scoundrel.” Hollow”? 8. NATURAL WORLD: What 2. GEOGRAPHY: What is the kind of creature is a mer- capital of India? ganser? 3. HISTORY: In what year were 9. ENTERTAINERS: What was East and West Germany Bob Hope’s real name? reunified? 10. LANGUAGE: What are 4. MUSIC: What pop music the two shortest words in Moments artist’s first live album was English that contain the in Time titled “11-17-70”? letters a, b, c, d, e and f? THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On March 24, 1765, the British Parliament passes the Quartering Act, out- Mega Maze lining the locations and conditions in which British soldiers are to find room and board in the American colonies. The New York assembly refused to comply with the law. ➤ On March 28, 1774, upset by the Boston Tea Party and other blatant acts of destruction of British prop- erty by American colonists, the British Parliament enacts the Coercive Acts, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW which included closing the port of Boston and my own backyard, and it’s still giving immunity to British kind of catching on. officials in criminal pros- “In a way I think it’s perfect ecution. because we’re going into season ➤ On March 26, 1804, three, and the way people watch President Thomas shows is they binge-watch. So Jefferson attends a public you can binge-watch the first party at the Senate and two seasons and then start on leads a crowd in consum- season three, which I think is ing an enormous loaf of the perfect way to see it.” bread. The giant bread • • • was baked to go with the Q: Can you tell me when “Mr. Q: Can you tell me what Selfridge” will return to PBS. Mireille Enos has been doing remnants of an enormous I absolutely love that show! since “The Killing” ended? 1,200-pound block of — Tina Y., via email — Kyle F., via email cheese given by a group of A: The wonderfully entrancing A: If Mireille isn’t already a Baptist women two years period drama, which is based household name — although prior. on the life of real-life entrepre- she is in my house — she soon ➤ On March 25, 1958, Sugar neur Harold Selfridge, returns will be, because the red-haired Ray Robinson defeats for its third season of eight parts beauty landed the lead role in Carmen Basilio to regain beginning Sunday, March 29, Shonda Rimes’ latest drama the middleweight cham- at 9 p.m. ET. I spoke with Harry pilot called “The Catch.” The pionship. It was the fifth himself, series star Jeremy Piven thriller is based on the novel and final title of his career. (who also stars in the big-screen by Kate Atkinson, which is Robinson is considered by version of “Entourage” this sum- about a woman who is about mer), about the new season, and to get married ... and about to many to be the greatest the Missing Bonds.” Are they Company is 413-268-3677, and he is thrilled for fans to see what get conned. However, because prizefighter in history. valuable? — Henry, Conway, stoveprincess@goodtimestoves. the show has in store for them. Shonda’s leading ladies tend to ➤ On March 23, 1962, Arkansas com. Check out their excellent “The show itself is continu- be strong women who can take Pakistan’s governor, A: It depends on the edition Website at antiquestoves.net. ing to evolve. In the third care of themselves, thank you Ayub Khan, gives first and condition. Prices gener- • • • season, the stakes are raised; very much, our fearless heroine lady Jacqueline Kennedy ally range from about $3 to $45 Q: I have an “Annie there are all these incredible surely will turn the tables on her a horse named Sardar and above. A good reference Mansion” in its original box. It turning-point moments. It just slippery fiance. because of their common Q: At a recent estate sale, and price guide is All About was made by Knickerbocker completely takes you by sur- • • • interest in horses. In her I purchased an early TV set, Collecting Boys’ Series Books Toys in 1982, and I assume the prise. That’s the way to do it, Q: Do you have any info memoirs, the first lady a CBS Columbia, Model RX by John Axe and published by set I have is complete. What is obviously. And to tell his life was on the new “American Horror referred to Sardar as her 90 console with a 15-inch Hobby House Press. This book the value of it? — Pat, Sun City, so fascinating. It was beautiful Story” season? — Gennie F., “favorite treasure.” She screen. I paid $50, and bought may be a little difficult to find, Arizona and inspiring and tragic, and Madison, Wisconsin it because I had never seen a but it is one of the better refer- A: I found your several sets all these things. It’s been a feast A: The latest iteration of the nicknamed the jet gelding CBS set before. Do you think ences for this field of collecting. at Amazon.com priced in the and just a gift to do this. too-frightening-for-me dramatic “Black Jack.” I got a good deal? — Rob, • • • $300 to $500 range. Several “It’s also a fascinating journey thriller is going to be called ➤ On March 27, 1973, Chicago Q: I have a Victorian-era weeks ago, I saw a set in its in terms of how it’s coming to “American Horror Story: Hotel,” Marlon Brando declines A: According to “Antique Majestic wood stove. Could you original box at an antiques mall people’s attention here in the and it will feature Lady Gaga the Academy Award for Trader Radio and Television tell me how much it is worth? in Phoenix. It was $90. A week states because we’re on PBS, in a supporting role. As of this Best Actor for his perfor- Price Guide,” edited by Kyle — Raymond, Albuquerque, later, it was gone. and it’s a very select audience. writing, there has been no word mance in “The Godfather.” Husfloen and published by New Mexico Overseas, ITV (which airs ‘Mr on whether Jessica Lange will American Indian actress Krause Books, you made an A: Since 1973, Richard Write to Larry Cox in Selfridge’ a few months earlier return. The fifth season will air Sacheen Littlefeather excellent buy. Your set was Richardson and his daughter, care of KFWS, P.O. Box than in the U.S.) is the equiva- on FX this October. attended the ceremony manufactured in 1954 and Sara, aka The Stove Princess, 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- lent of one of our major net- in Brando’s place, stat- was of the first color TVs mar- have been involved with vin- 6475, or send e-mail to works or HBO. They have a lot of Write to Cindy at King ing that the actor could keted. It is considered rare, tage stoves and ranges. Their [email protected]. Due ad dollars, and it’s a monster hit. Features Weekly Service, and Husfloen values the set at business, located in Goshen, to the large volume of mail he It’s been sold to 165 countries. P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL not accept the award, $5,000. Massachusetts, buys, sells, receives, Mr. Cox cannot per- That’s more than ‘Entourage,’ 32853-6475; or e-mail her at as he was protesting • • • restores and appraises vintage sonally answer all reader ques- ‘Downton Abbey’ — it’s just [email protected]. Hollywood’s portrayal of Q: I have three Rover Boys stoves and ranges, and might tions, nor do appraisals. Do not staggering. And here we are in © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. Native Americans in film. novels: “Shipwrecked,” “The be able to help you establish a send any materials requiring ➤ On March 29, 1982, the Struggle for the Stanhope value for your Majestic. Contact return mail. University of North Carolina Fortune” and “The Search for for the Good Time Stove © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. wins the NCAA men’s bas- ketball championship with a 63-62 defeat of Georgetown DEAR LARRY: Australian every major city. Shop around University. With 15 seconds Shepherds are very active and and ask your vet or friends on the clock, Georgetown can get hyper when they don’t about trainers they’d recom- point guard Fred Brown get enough exercise. But they’re mend. Meet with trainers in also extremely smart and very person to make sure you and accidentally threw the trainable. You have to stay on Moe are comfortable with ball to Carolina’s James top of their training though, them. Worthy, mistaking him for because an Aussie will look for While you’re looking, you can a Georgetown teammate. a loophole at every chance. start Moe on the path. Pick up Worthy dribbled out the Moe sounds like a great a book on agility training at a clock. candidate for agility training. bookstore, the library or online. © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. You’ve probably seen it on tele- Purchase or build a couple of DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My vision: dogs speeding through basic agility obstacles, like a dog “Moe” is a very active chutes, weaving around poles jump bar, a tire or a low table Australian Shepherd. I love and leaping over small obsta- (for pause training), and begin going out and throwing the cles. Learning to handle each teaching Moe to respond to Frisbee for him to catch. I’d obstacle provides both physi- commands off-leash (in a like to teach him to do more, cal and mental stimulation, secure area, of course). but a friend told me Australian something that active dogs like Shepherds are just too hyper shepherds need. Send your questions or tips to train. Is he right? — Larry C., Professional trainers who to [email protected]. Omaha, Nebraska offer agility classes abound in © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. Jeremy Piven ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

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(a Korean folktale) man selling masks. When he spied a cow mask, he adapted by Amy Friedman and stopped and smiled. Soon he began to tell the old illustrated by Meredith Johnson man his story. “Only this morning I was wishing I could be a nce upon a time, long ago, there lived a boy cow,” Bae said. “People call me Lazy, but I only named Bae who did not like to work — at wish to be left alone, like a cow.” Oanything. The only thing Bae loved was “Why is that?” the old man asked. sleeping. He could sleep all day long, and all night “I don’t like to work,” Bae told him. “In fact, I long, too. The people in his village didn’t call him hate working. My mother calls me a Lazy Cow.” Bae. They called him Lazy. The man smiled. “Well,” he said, “why don’t One morning, Bae’s mother woke up and called you go ahead and take this mask. If you put it on, to her son. “Bae, I’m sick. I can’t get out of bed, you’ll be a cow!” please bring me a glass of water.” At first, Bae only stared at him. “You’re joking, Bae rolled over in his bed and groaned. How right?” he asked, but the old man shook his head could his mother do this to him? It was early. The and pushed the mask toward Bae. sun was barely above the horizon. The sky was still Gingerly, Bae lifted it up and put it on, and to half-dark. He groaned again and rolled over, and a his amazement, the moment he was wearing the moment later he was fast asleep. mask, he turned into a cow! He opened his mouth “Bae!” his mother called more loudly, and her to ask the old man what was happening, but voice pierced the sweet dream Bae was having. “moo” was the only word he could utter. “Bae, you lazy cow! Bring me some water!” The old man called out to the farmers, “Who “Oh,” Bae sighed, “a lazy cow. How nice that would like to buy my cow?” would be.” Soon a farmer bought the cow that had once Lazy cows, Bae thought, did nothing all day been the boy named Bae. long but laze in the grass. Being a lazy cow would “Don’t feed him turnips,” the old man told the be much better than being a boy whose mother farmer. “Turnips will kill him.” wakes him from his sweet, dreamy sleep. Yes, it The farmer led his new cow to his farm, and would be nice to be far away from his mother, who there he put him to work in the fields, hauling always asked him to bring her water and wash the plow. Whenever the cow stopped to rest, the dishes and clean the barn. It would also be nice farmer whipped him. to be far away from his father, who asked him to “Lazy cow!” he called. work in the fields. It would be even nicer to be far Bae began to dream of the days when he had away from his teachers, who asked him to do his been a boy. If only he could turn back into that work in school. boy, he swore he would never complain about How nice it would be to live on his own, to sleep fetching his mother her water, washing the dishes whenever he wished, with no one to disturb him. or working with his dad. As he trudged through That’s when Bae decided he was going to run the fields under the farmer’s whip, he dreamed of away from home. his boyhood, remembering how much he loved his He rolled out of bed, carried a glass of water parents and his brothers and sisters. He couldn’t to his mother, waved farewell and set off down believe it, but he even missed school! the road. Where would he go? He had no place in Then one morning, the cow that had been a mind. Anywhere would be just fine, so long as no boy named Bae remembered the old man’s warn- one asked him to work. ing to the farmer: Turnips! That was the trick. He and he looked down and saw he was a boy. To his one moment. He worked harder than anyone else So he ambled and daydreamed — the next best knew there were some turnips in a nearby farmer’s amazement and delight, he was a boy standing in in his village, and no one called him Lazy any- thing to sleep and dreams — and he whistled and field. Before dawn, when no one was looking, he his family’s fields. He reached for a hoe and began more. Whenever he heard his mother call to him, he hummed and he looked up at the bright blue sneaked out of the barn and made his way to the to work very hard. “Bae, bring me some water,” he whispered prayers sky and dreamed of living a nice, lazy life. farm next door. He found a basket of turnips, and “I’ll never be lazy again,” he whispered. “I’ll of thanks for his loving family, his strong body, He went to the next village and came upon a he took a big bite. never be lazy again.” his healthy mind, his teachers, his friends and his market, where he happened to walk past an old The moment he did, he felt himself changing, From that morning on, Bae was never lazy for neighbors.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER On March 5 and 6, Grantsville Junior High Theatre presented the hit play “Hairspray” to the public and the GJHS student body. The play was directed by Matt Price with help from musical director Greg Smith, assistant director Emmalee Anderson and choreographer Kayla Robinson. It was performed by Vivienne Mathews, Jarrett Randall, Hillarie Dahle, Madisyn Francom, Lisa Tracy, Marci Jackson, Tristan Cholico, Sevana Childs, Mikayla Lynn, Jaden Saari, Austin Farr, Porter Whitworth, Sierra Leavitt, Corbin McCulley, Nathan Christensen, Isaac Lehman, Madelyn Salasar, Ashely Rose, Marissa Deherrera, Keyare Christensen, Madison Hendricks, Amanda Grey, Taylor Hansen, Callie Killian, Skyler Olney, Stevie Symonds, Brooklyn Rilley and Savannah Curtis.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER Grantsville Junior High School has named its Students of the Month. Pictured, from left to right, are: (Back Row) Mrs. Sagers, Dayne Linton, Erin Shipman, Seth Smurthwaite, Desiree Garcia, Whitnee Harding, Stepheny Kelley, Makayla Myers, Charon Howard and Mr. Mohler; (Front Row) Tara Imlay, Bryson Fife, Tommy Ha, Scott May, Allux Montoya, Brynlee Butler, Laura Sandberg, Shanda Romney, Gracie Mecham and Madelyn Salazar.

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(Ucan) supervising students at lunch and for the Tooele County Health Department, Division details. (Mentio n of Community Health and provide support for HANDYMAN. Tree trim- LOOKING FOR Pam- UCAN) recess, teaching math and reading other divisions. Answers telephones and personal ming, sprinklers, yard PARKS & TRAILS WORKER pered Chef? Want work. Snow Removal. groups and assisting the teacher inquiries, routes visitors and calls to appropriate TOOELE COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION more info on Pampered Furniture & individuals. Registers clients into computer Residential and busi- Starting Salary: $9.77 per hour Chef? Contact me to- Appliances with daily tasks. An associates systems, collects money from clients. Responsible ness. Call Jimmy at day! (435)830-8784 or for cash deposit report. Secures and gives out (435)224-4502 Status: Seasonal Position – No benefi ts degree is desired, but not necessary. information; fi les correspondence, records and Closing Date: March 16, 2015 @ 6:00 pm email chefamy@full 9 PIECE queen size happiness.com or visit reports. Makes appointments and arranges for HOME REPAIRS expert. bedroom set w/mat- Approximately 29 hours per week. me at www.pampered meetings, prepares and maintains offi ce records, Door knobs, base- Example of Duties: tress, 2 dressers, one chef.biz/afeinauer reports and forms containing statistical, personal or boards, mouldings, dry- Performs semi-skilled maintenance and custodial w/mirror, 2 night Applications can be found at fi nancial information. Assists public health nurses wall repairs, textures, work to assure all of the facilities are clean and stands, $1500 obo. with various programs. Be available 24 hours a Safe Step Walk-In Tub caulking, weatherproof- in good condition. Enforce and explain Parks and Alert for Seniors. Bath- Need to sell asap. www.excelsior-academy.org day for community emergencies. Recreation rules and regulations. May perform ing, framing, home up- room falls can be fatal. 435-830-1856 Minimum Qualifi cations: dating and renovations minor clerical duties and maintain park and canyons cleanliness. This is a part-time position Approved by Arthritis Claw Table w/3 leafs • Graduation from high school and general and much more.Small Foundation. Therapeu- medical offi ce practices experience; must with no guaranteed hours or benefi ts. Cleans and chains. $300.00 jobs okay. Call Shane fl oors, empties trash receptacles; cleans and stocks tic Jets. Less Than 4 OBO Maytag refrigera- have knowledge of personal computer (435)840-0344 software applications; and, or (2) years of restrooms in the canyons. May paint equipment Inch Step-In. Wide tor service in the door experience related to the above duties. and structures used by public; collect and cleanup Door. Anti-Slip Floors. side by side $200.00. • Or HONEY DO!S Profes- refuse left behind by park patrons and perform American Made. Instal- 435-830-9270 • An equivalent combination of education and sional. Need new other tasks associated with park operations. May lation Included. Call experience. doors, windows or re- operate a variety of equipment and tools such as 800-682-1403 for $750 NORTH VALLEY Appli- placement glass? Re- landscaping equipment, hand tools and power tools Off. (ucan) ance. Washers/ dryers SEASONAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES For a complete job description or an on-line modeling, basements, including maintenance and repair of all tools and refrigerators, freezers, Tooele City is now accepting applications for the following application please visit finish work, painting equipment and reporting of mechanical problems SELL YOUR computer in stoves, dishwashers. seasonal positions: to the supervisor to insure that repairs are made to the classifieds. Call http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html window cleaning. Great $149-$399. Complete LABORER - Parks, Golf Course, & Cemetery - $8.00-$8.51 deals on water heaters! guarantee the safety of those who operate the tools 882-0050 or visit repair service. Satis- Applications must be submitted to the and equipment. Assists in securing facilities at www.tooeletranscript. NIGHT WATERING LABORER – Cemetery $9.00-$10.30 Tooele County Human Resources Offi ce, Now offering house faction guaranteed. night. Performs other related duties required. com Rm308, 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 cleaning! Call now for Parts for all brands. Gift CART/RANGE ATTENDANT – Oquirrh Hills Golf Course - $7.25 special rates on base- cards w/purchases over Minimum Qualifi cations: SELL YOUR CAR or GOLF STARTER - Oquirrh Hills Golf Course - $9.45 Or email application and resume to ment finishing! Will beat $199. (435)830-3225. [email protected] • High school graduate or GED equivalent. boat in the classifieds. competitors prices. We (435)843-9154 2ND ASSISTANT / LEAD GOLF STARTER – Oquirrh Hills Golf One (1) year work experience. Call 882-0050 or visit EEO Employer accept credit cards. Course - $11.47 And www.tooeletranscript. (801)706-5339 Details regarding these positions can be found at www.tooelecity. • May be required to obtain a Food Service com or e-mail your ad Garage, Yard org under current job openings. Workers Permit. to tbp@tooeletran- Or Sales script.com To Apply • An equivalent combination of education and HAVING A GARAGE experience. SELLING YOUR These announcement will remain open until lled through the SALE? Advertise it in 2015 summer season and may be referenced as our hiring needs HOME? Advertise it in the classifieds. Call change. To be considered for our immediate openings, submit your PART-TIME the classifieds. Call For a complete job description or an on-line 882-0050 application by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, March 23 or for 2nd Assistant 882-0050 or visit application please visit / Lead Starter by Monday, March 30th. www.tooeletran BECOME A SUB- http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html To apply return a completed Tooele City Application and, if script.com SCRIBER. 882-0050 desired, a resume and cover letter explaining your quali- POSITION Applications must be submitted to the cations and interest in this position to: Tooele City HR Tooele County Human Resources Offi ce, O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 or fax to 435-843-2106. Rm308 Because this is an open recruitment, applicants will only be 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 contacted and updated when their application status changes. Reception/Sales Or email application and resume to Applicants are welcome to contact the HR o ce at any time to [email protected] inquire on their status. Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. !"#$%$&'()*+,&$&+-).&//)&-0/12()34)5+1#,)*(#).((67)"8(#"9() EEO Employer www.tooelecity.org - EEO/ADA Employer +:)4)5+1#,)*(#)2";<)=+'()'+#-&-9,)"-2),+'()":$(#-++-,<) MAINTENANCE WORKER III =05(21/()'";)>()-(9+$&">/(<)?**/&0"-$)&,)#(@1&#(2)$+)5"8(A Tooele County Facilities Management B!(+*/(),6&//,))BC+'*1$(#),6&//,))BD#9"-&E"$&+-"/),6&//, Starting Salary: $18.42 per hour Status: Full-Time with Benefi ts Closing Date: March 19, 2015 @ 6:00 pm Example of Duties: Performs skilled construction and maintenance JANITOR 1 SECRETARY I work as needed, trouble shoot problems and Tooele County Facilities Management complete work orders for Tooele County Starting Salary: $11.31 per hour Facilities. Responsible to assure all county Status: Part-Time no/benefi ts =(-2)#(,1'()$+)0/";$+-F$++(/($#"-,0#&*$<0+')+#)"**/;)&-) TOOELE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT buildings and grounds are kept in good operation Closing Date: March 19, 2015 @ 6:00 pm *(#,+-)"$)4G)H<)I"&-)=$<7)J++(/(<)J#"-,0#&*$)K1//($&-)&,)") Starting Salary: $11.88 per hour and repair. Required to work variable shifts and Status: Full-Time with Benefi ts rotating holidays. Must be on call 24 hours per Example of Duties: 2#19):#(()(-8&#+-'(-$<)L#&8(#,)/&0(-0()#(@1&#(2< day. Trouble shoots problems with electrical, Performs custodial work to assure all building Closing Date: March 16, 2015 @ 6:00 pm mechanical, plumbing and irrigation systems rooms and facilities are clean, orderly and in good and makes assignments for repairs on all county condition and may perform minor maintenance Example of Duties: buildings and facilities. Performs all levels of duties. Cleans and stocks restrooms. Uses brooms, Performs entry-level clerical and secretarial duties construction and maintenance of indoor and mops, dustpans and similar equipment to clean for the Tooele County Health Department, Division outdoor Tooele County facilities. Performs repair fl oors. Opens and secures buildings. Washes of Community Health and provide support for and maintenance work on all equipment used in windows; dusts, performs similar tasks. Cleans We Are Growing! other divisions. Answers telephones and personal the maintenance of Tooele County facilities. and polishes hard surface fl oors using power inquiries, routes visitors and calls to appropriate Ability to safely operate and maintain heavy scrubbers, vacuum and buffers; empties trash individuals. Registers clients into computer equipment and a variety of power tools. receptacles. Ability to operate carpet extraction systems, collects money from clients. Responsible Responsible to assure the safety of the public equipment if necessary. Sets up, arranges chairs, for cash deposit report. Secures and gives out and county patrons during maintenance and tables, blackboards, microphone, etc., and checks information; fi les correspondence, records and construction. Must possess a valid (CDL) driver’s operating condition in preparation for special reports. Makes appointments and arranges for license, or be able to acquire one within three meetings held in the general-purpose rooms. meetings, prepares and maintains offi ce records, months of employment. Must possess certifi cations Moves desks, fi le cabinets, or similar items to reports and forms containing statistical, personal or in at least one of the following heavy equipment: rearrange offi ce space to perform cleaning duties. fi nancial information. Assists public health nurses backhoe, track hoe, loader, grader, and forklift. May perform minor maintenance tasks such as with various programs. Be available 24 hours a oiling power buffers, replaces light bulbs. Assist day for community emergencies. Minimum Qualifi cations: with snow removal at County buildings; assist • High school graduate, plus (2) two years with the maintenance of the grounds at the various ➢ of specialized training or certifi cation in County facilities. Assist with yard work at county Sales Consultants Minimum Qualifi cations: facilities. May be required to work variable shifts • Graduation from high school and general repair of plumbing, electrical, mechanical and sprinkler systems, provided through and rotating days but primarily the work schedule medical offi ce practices experience; must will be Monday-Friday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. have knowledge of personal computer professionally sponsored workshops, in- ➢ software applications; and, or (2) years of service or college. Certified Technicians And Minimum Qualifi cations: experience related to the above duties. • High school graduate or GED equivalent. • Preference will be given to those with edical • Up to (3) three years of experience in construction, maintenance, heavy equipment • And billing experience. • One (1) one year of experience performing Or operation and repair. Worked in public ➢ service or public relations environment. custodial duties where the use of power Customer Relations • An equivalent combination of education and buffers or scrubbers can be demonstrated. experience. Or Ability to work without supervision. • An equivalent combination of education and • Or Manager experience. • An equivalent combination of education and For a complete job description or an on-line experience. application please visit ➢ http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html For a complete job description or an on-line For a complete job description or an on-line Parts Counter Applications must be submitted to the application please visit application please visit Tooele County Human Resources Offi ce, http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Rm308 Applications must be submitted to the Applications must be submitted to the Apply in person 1141 North Main 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 Tooele County Human Resources Offi ce, Tooele County Human Resources Offi ce, Rm308, 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 Or email application and resume to Rm308, 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 or call 882-7000, 882-1300 [email protected] Or email application and resume to Or email application and resume to [email protected] [email protected] EEO Employer EEO Employer EEO Employer B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 10, 2015

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Christiansen scribed as: on file and of record in and Jana L. Christian- LOT 49, TOOELE HIGH- the Tooele County Re- sen, as Trustor, in favor LANDS SUBDIVISION, corder's Office. of Layla Properties, ACCORDING TO THE Parcel No.: L.L.C., a Utah limited li- OFFICIAL PLAT 14-045-0-6189 ability company, as THEREOF ON FILE The current beneficiary Beneficiary (the “Trust AND OF RECORD IN of the Trust Deed is Deed”). The Trust Deed THE TOOELE COUNTY United States of America was recorded on No- RECORDER'S OFFICE. acting through the Rural vember 22, 2011 as En- 10-028-0049 Housing Service or suc- try No. 362917 in the Of- The current beneficiary cessor agency, United ficial Records of the of the trust deed is Wells States Department of County Recorder of Fargo Bank, National Agriculture and the re- Tooele County, Utah. Association, as trustee cord owner of the prop- The Trust Deed was as- for Structured Asset erty as of the recording signed by Layla Proper- Mortgage Investments II of the Notice of Default ties, L.L.C., a Utah lim- Inc., GreenPoint Mort- is Rebecca Gavin. Said ited liability company, to gage Funding Trust sale will be made without Arapian Valley Invest- 2005-AR4, Mortgage any covenant or war- ments, LLC, a Utah lim- Pass-Through Certifi- ranty, expressed or im- ited liability company, by cates, Series 2005-AR4, plied, pursuant to the that certain Assignment and the record owner of power of sale conferred of Trust Deed and Loan the property as of the re- in the Trust Deed. The Documents dated Sep- cording of the notice of address is the property tember 22, 2014 and re- default is Basil Joseph is reputed to be at 1118 corded on September Ulibarri. The trustee's South 900 West, Tooele, 26, 2014 as Entry No. sale of the aforede- Utah. The opening bid 403615 in the Official scribed real property will will be the net recovery Records of the County be made without war- value of approximately Recorder of Tooele ranty as to title, posses- $119,852.00 which is not County, Utah. W. sion, or encumbrances. a representation of the Jeffery Fillmore has Bidders must be pre- exact amount owed. been appointed as Suc- pared to tender a cash- This Notice of Trustee's cessor Trustee of the ier's check in the amount Sale is an attempt to col- Trust Deed. of $20,000.00 at the lect a debt, and any in- The property subject to sale. The balance of the formation obtained will the Trust Deed is situ- purchase price must be be used for that purpose. ated in Tooele County, paid by cashier's check Bidders must tender to Utah and is more par- or wire transfer received the trustee a $25,000.00 ticularly described as fol- by 12:00 noon the fol- deposit at the sale and lows: lowing business day. the balance of the pur- Lot 2, LAST CHANCE The trustee reserves the chase price by 12:00 SKI RANCH PUD, a right to void the effect of noon the day following Planned Unit Develop- the trustee's sale after the sale. Both the de- ment of Tooele County, the sale based upon in- posit and the balance as recorded in the office formation unknown to must be in the form of a of the Tooele County, the trustee at the time of INVITATION TO BID wire transfer, cashier's Recorder. the sale, such as a bank- Tooele City check or certified funds Together with all build- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- 90 North Main payable to Backman Ti- ings, fixtures and im- statement, or an agree- Tooele City, Utah! tle Services, Ltd. Cash provements and all wa- ment between the trustor 84074 payments are not ac- ter rights, rights-of-way, and beneficiary to post- Notice is hereby given cepted. easement, rents, issues, pone or cancel the sale. that Tooele City Corpo- Dated this 18th day of profits, incomes, tene- If so voided, the only re- ration (OWNER) will ac- February, 2015. ments, hereditaments, course of the highest cept bids for construction Backman Title Services, privileges and appurte- bidder is to receive a full of the 400 WEST- Ltd., a Utah limited part- nances. refund of the money paid PHASE 1 ROADWAY & TUESDAY March 10, 2015 nership, Successor Trus- Together with all im- to the trustee. THIS IS UTILITY DESIGN (2000 tee TOOELEprovements, TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN easements, AN ATTEMPT TO COL- North to Dimaggio B7 By: Backman Title appurtenances, rights, LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Drive), according to Company of Utah, a fixtures and all replace- FORMATION OB- Drawings and Specifica- Buildings Public Notices Public Notices UtahPublic corporation, Notices its mentsPublic and additions. Notices Public Notices TAINEDPublic WILL Notices BE USED tionsPublic prepared Notices by Paul Public Notices Meetings Trustees generalTrustees partner For informationTrustees purposes Trustees FOR THATTrustees PURPOSE. HansenMiscellaneous Associates, and Miscellaneous Paul D. Newton, only the Property has a DATED this 27th day of described in general as: METAL ROOF/ WALL PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUS- Vice-President reputed address of 1465 NOTICE OF TRUS- February, 2015 Work of this Construc- NOTICE TO CREDI- Panels, Pre-engineered NOTICE is hereby given TEE'S SALE File No. 5-084532 West Last Chance Lane, TEE'S SALE Marlon L. Bates, suc- tion Contract comprises TORS AND AN- Metal Buildings. Mill that the Stansbury Serv- The following described Office Hours: 8am-5pm Vernon, Utah 84080 and The following described cessor trustee the installation of four (4) NOUNCEMENT OF AP- prices for sheeting coil ice Agency Board of property will be sold at (M-F) tax parcel number real property will be sold Scalley Reading Bates new fire hydrant assem- POINTMENT are at a 4 year low. You Trustees will hold its public auction to the 167 East 6100 South 16-072-0-0002. The cur- at public auction to the Hansen & Rasmussen, blies, widening of ap- Estate of STEVEN AR- get the savings. 17 Col- regular meeting on highest bidder, payable Salt Lake City, Utah rent beneficiary of the highest bidder, purchase P.C. proximately 1,200 linear THUR LEONHARDT, ors prime material, cut Wednesday, March 11th, in lawful money of the 84107 Deed of Trust is Arapian price payable in lawful 15 West South Temple, feet of existing roadway, Deceased. to your exact length. 2015 at 7:00 pm at the United States, at the (801) 288-8818 Valley Investments, LLC money of the United Ste. 600 installation of adjacent Probate No. 153300021 CO Building Systems Stansbury Park Club- Main Entrance, Third (Published in the Tran- and the record owner of States of America at the Salt Lake City, Utah curb and gutter, the KRISTEN GRIGGS 1-800-COBLDGS house, #1 Country Club District Court Gordon R. script Bulletin February the Property as of the re- time of sale, at the main 84101 placement of approxi- whose address is 806 (ucan) Drive, Stansbury Park, Hall Courthouse, 74 24, March 3 & 10, 2015) cording of the Notice of entrance of the Tooele Telephone: (801) mately 71,000 square Genoa Way, San Mar- Utah. South 100 East, Tooele, Default and Election to County Courthouse, 531-7870 feet of pavement overlay cos, California, 92078 NOTICE OF TRUS- BUSINESS MEETING Utah, on March 31, Sell is Dale E. Christian- a/k/a the Third Judicial Business Hours: 9:00 across the entire road- has been appointed Per- TEE'S SALE Financial 1. Call to Order 2015 at 10:00 a.m., for sen and Jana Lynn District Court, 74 South a.m. to 5:00 p.m. way, and related appur- sonal Representative of The following described Services 2.!Pledge of Allegiance the purpose of foreclos- Christiansen. 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Trustee No. 85087-75 tenances. the estate of the property will be sold at 3.!Review and adopt ing a Deed of Trust for The Trustee's sale will on Monday, April 6, (Published in the Tran- Separate sealed bids will above-named decedent. public auction to the Sell your structured set- minutes Utah (“Trust Deed”) be made without cove- 2015, at the hour of 8:00 script Bulletin March 3, be received by the All persons having highest bidder, payable tlement or annuity pay- a.!February 25, 2015 dated December 6, 2007 nant or warranty, ex- a.m. of that day for the 10 & 17, 2015) OWNER in Room 227, claims against the above in lawful money of the ments for CASH NOW. Regular meeting !!!!!!!! and originally executed press or implied, regard- purpose of foreclosing a of the Tooele City Mu- estate are required to United States at the time You don't have to wait 4. Public Comment by Rebecca Gavin, as ing title, possession or deed of trust originally nicipal Offices located at present them to the un- of sale and in the man- Public Notices for your future pay- 5. Probable Vote Items Trustor, in favor of the encumbrances. The executed by Basil Jo- 90 North Main, Tooele, dersigned or to the Clerk ner set forth below, such ments any longer! Call a.!Approve lease with United States of America Trustee disclaims any seph Ulibarri, in favor of Water User Utah! 84074! until 2:00 of the Court on or before public auction to be held 1-800-681-3252 (ucan) Ryan Struthwolf acting through the Rural responsibility for any er- Mortgage Electronic pm on Tuesday March the 3rd day of June, at the front entrance of b.!Wakeboard recrea- Housing Service or suc- ror in the legal descrip- Registration Systems, Deadline for public no- 17, 2015, and then at 2015, or said claims the Third Judicial Court- SOCIAL SECURITY tional system-- Sesitec cessor agency, United tion of the Property. The Inc., solely as nominee tices is 4 p.m. the day said office publicly shall be forever barred. house for Tooele DISABILITY BENE- byJordan McCormick States Department of sale is also subject to for lender GreenPoint prior to publication. opened and read aloud. KRISTEN GRIGGS County, 74 South 100 FITS. Unable to work? c. Trail system Agriculture, as Benefici- workout, reinstatement, Mortgage Funding, Inc., Public notices submit- CONTRACT DOCU- 806 Genoa Way East, Tooele, Utah Denied benefits? We d.!Restrooms at Village ary, covering the follow- payoff, sale cancellation its successors and as- ted past the deadline MENTS may be ob- San Marcos, California 84074 on March 31, Can Help! WIN or Pay Park and Parkview Park! ing real property located or postponement, incor- signs, covering real will not be accepted. tained on or after Febru- 92078 2015 at the hour of Nothing! Contact Bill 6.!Adjourn in Tooele County, State rect bidding instruction, property located at ap- UPAXLP ary 26, 2015, in Room T elephone No . 12:00 p.m. for the pur- Gordon & Associates at 7.!!Recess of Utah: bankruptcy, or any other proximately 145 South 108 of the Tooele City 760-845-4210 pose of foreclosing the 1-800-871-7805 to start WORK SESSION Lot 6189, Rancho circumstance of which 2nd Street, Tooele, Municipal Offices upon (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust dated No- Public Notices your application today! 1. Discussion items Tooele Phase 6 the Trustee is unaware. Tooele County, Utah, payment of a non-re- script Bulletin March 3, vember 18, 2011 and Miscellaneous (ucan) a.!Meeting Agendas Amended, according to If any of the foregoing and more particularly de- fundable payment of 10 & 17, 2015) granted and conveyed b. Daybreak greenbelt, the official plat thereof applies, the sale will be scribed as: $25.00 for each set.! by Dale E. Christiansen Deadline for public no- parks and beach front on file and of record in void and the successful LOT 49, TOOELE HIGH- Checks should be made SUMMONS Public Notices and Jana L. Christian- tices is 4 p.m. the day 2.!Manager"s Report the Tooele County Re- bidder's funds will be re- LANDS SUBDIVISION, payable to TOOELE Case No. 144300494 sen, as Trustor, in favor prior to publication. Meetings 3.!Board Member's Re- corder's Office. turned without any liabil- ACCORDING TO THE CITY CORPORATION. Stacey Karen Valdez, of Layla Properties, Public notices submit- ports and Requests Parcel No.: ity of the Trustee or Ara- O FFICIAL PLA T Bid security in the Petitioner v. David An- L.L.C., a Utah limited li- ted past the deadline Deadline for public no- 4.!Correspondence 14-045-0-6189 pian Valley Investments, THEREOF ON FILE amount of 5% of the gel Acevedo, Respon- ability company, as will not be accepted. tices is 4 p.m. the day 5.!Financials and Bills The current beneficiary LLC for interest or any AND OF RECORD IN base bid will be required dent Beneficiary (the “Trust UPAXLP prior to publication. 6.!Closed session--per- of the Trust Deed is other damages. THE TOOELE COUNTY to accompany bids. THE STATE OF UTAH Deed”). The Trust Deed Public notices submit- sonnel discussion United States of America Bidders must tender a RECORDER'S OFFICE. GRANTSVILLE CITY Prospective BIDDERS TO: David Angel was recorded on No- ted past the deadline 7. Adjourn acting through the Rural $20,000 deposit to the 10-028-0049 NOTICE OF ADOPTION are encouraged to at- Acevedo vember 22, 2011 as En- will not be accepted. (Published in the Tran- Housing Service or suc- Successor Trustee at the The current beneficiary OF ORDINANCES tend a pre-bid confer- You are summoned and try No. 362917 in the Of- UPAXLP script Bulletin March 10, cessor agency, United time of bidding at the of the trust deed is Wells NOTICE IS HEREBY ence which will be held required to file an AN- ficial Records of the 2015) States Department of foreclosure sale and the Fargo Bank, National GIVEN that on March 4, in Room 224, of the SWER in writing to the PUBLIC NOTICE County Recorder of Agriculture and the re- balance of the purchase Association, as trustee 2015 the Grantsville City Tooele City Municipal VERIFIED PETITION NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele County, Utah. cord owner of the prop- price must be paid by for Structured Asset Council enacted the fol- Offices at 10:00 a.m. on FOR DIVORCE with the GIVEN THAT the Tooele The Grantsville City The Trust Deed was as- erty as of the recording 12:00 noon the business Mortgage Investments II lowing ordinance: Monday March 9, 2015.! clerk of the court at City Planning Commis- Council will hold a work signed by Layla Proper- of the Notice of Default day following the sale Inc., GreenPoint Mort- Ordinance No. 2015-06 The object of the confer- Tooele County Court- sion will meet in a public meeting at 5:00 p.m. on ties, L.L.C., a Utah lim- is Rebecca Gavin. Said unless other arrange- gage Funding Trust vacating certain roads ence is to acquaint BID- house, 74 South 100 hearing and Business Wednesday, March 11, ited liability company, to sale will be made without ments are made in writ- 2005-AR4, Mortgage within the Flux area of DERs with the site con- East, Suite 14, Tooele, meeting scheduled for 2015 at 429 East Main Arapian Valley Invest- any covenant or war- ing with the Trustee. Pass-Through Certifi- Grantsville City in con- ditions, specifications, UT 84074, and to serve Wednesday, March 11, Street, Grantsville, UT ments, LLC, a Utah lim- ranty, expressed or im- The bid deposit must be cates, Series 2005-AR4, nection with Geneva and to answer any ques- upon or mail to Stacey 2015 in the hour of 7:00 84029. The agenda is as ited liability company, by plied, pursuant to the in the form of a cashier's and the record owner of Rock Product, Inc.'s rea- tions which BIDDERs Karen Valdez at 252 PM. The meeting will be follows: that certain Assignment power of sale conferred check or an official the property as of the re- lignment of Little Moun- may have concerning Fenwick Apt 338, held at Tooele City Hall W O R K M E E T I N G of Trust Deed and Loan in the Trust Deed. The check issued by a bank cording of the notice of tain Road at its intersec- the project. Tooele, UT 84074, a in the City Council AGENDA: Documents dated Sep- address is the property or credit union and pay- default is Basil Joseph tion with State Road 138 All communication rela- copy of your ANSWER, Chambers, located at 90 1. Closed Session (Per- tember 22, 2014 and re- is reputed to be at 1118 able to Arapian Valley Ulibarri. The trustee's to UDOT standards to tive to the Project shall within 21 days if you are North Main Street, sonnel, Real Estate, Im- corded on September South 900 West, Tooele, Investments, LLC. The sale of the aforede- facilitate access to a be directed to the Engi- served in the State of Tooele, Utah. minent Litigation). 26, 2014 as Entry No. Utah. The opening bid balance of the purchase scribed real property will limestone quarry. neer prior to the opening Utah, or within 30 days if Agenda Items 2. Adjourn. 403615 in the Official will be the net recovery price must be in the form be made without war- This ordinance will take of bids at: you are served outside 1. Pledge of Allegiance Christine Webb Records of the County value of approximately of a wire transfer, cash- ranty as to title, posses- effect upon the publica- TOOELE CITY CORPO- the State of Utah, after 2. Roll Call City Recorder Recorder of Tooele $119,852.00 which is not ier's check or official sion, or encumbrances. tion of this notice. This RATION service of this SUM- 3. Public Hearing and In compliance with the County, Utah. W. a representation of the check issued by a bank Bidders must be pre- ordinance may be re- 90 North Main MONS on you. If you fail Recommendation an or- Americans with Disability Jeffery Fillmore has exact amount owed. or credit union and pay- pared to tender a cash- viewed or a copy may be Tooele, Utah 84074 to do so, judgment by dinance of Tooele City Act, Grantsville City will been appointed as Suc- This Notice of Trustee's able to Arapian Valley ier's check in the amount obtained from the T elephone: (435) default will be taken amending certain sec- accommodate reason- cessor Trustee of the Sale is an attempt to col- Investments, LLC. Cash of $20,000.00 at the Grantsville City Recorder 843-2130 against you for the relief tions of chapters 4-8, able requests to assist Trust Deed. lect a debt, and any in- payments are not ac- sale. The balance of the at 429 East Main Street, Paul Hansen P.E., City demanded in the VERI- 4-11, 4-17, and 7-19 of persons with disabilities The property subject to formation obtained will cepted. A trustee's deed purchase price must be Grantsville Utah . Engineer FIED PETITION FOR the Tooele City code re- to participate in meet- the Trust Deed is situ- be used for that purpose. will be delivered to the paid by cashier's check (435.884.3411) email: paulh@tooelecity. DIVORCE, which has lating to road and street ings. Requests for assis- ated in Tooele County, Bidders must tender to successful bidder within or wire transfer received DATED this 6th day of org been filed with the clerk construction standards. tance may be made by Utah and is more par- the trustee a $25,000.00 three business days af- by 12:00 noon the fol- March, 2015. The OWNER reserves of the court. You can ob- 4. Review and Approval calling City Hall (435) ticularly described as fol- deposit at the sale and ter receipt of collected lowing business day. Christine Webb the right to reject any or tain a copy of the VERI- of Planning Commission 884-3411 at least 3 days lows: the balance of the pur- funds in the amount bid. The trustee reserves the Grantsville City all bids; or to accept or FIED PETITION FOR minutes for meeting held in advance of a meeting. Lot 2, LAST CHANCE chase price by 12:00 The purpose of this no- right to void the effect of Recorder reject the whole or any DIVORCE by writing to February 11, 2015. (Published in the Tran- SKI RANCH PUD, a noon the day following tice is to collect a debt the trustee's sale after (Published in the Tran- part of any bid; to award the clerk of the court at 5. Adjourn script Bulletin March 10, Planned Unit Develop- the sale. Both the de- and any information ob- the sale based upon in- script Bulletin March 10, schedules separately or Tooele County Court- Pursuant to the Ameri- 2015) ment of Tooele County, posit and the balance tained may be used for formation unknown to 2015) together to contractors, house, 74 South 100 cans with Disabilities must be in the form of a as recorded in the office the trustee at the time of or to waive any informal- East, Suite 14, Tooele, that purpose. INVITATION TO BID Act, individuals needing wire transfer, cashier's of the Tooele County, the sale, such as a bank- ity or technicality in any UT 84074. READ Public Notices Dated: February 23, Tooele City special accommodations check or certified funds Recorder. ruptcy filing, a loan rein- bid in the best interest of THESE PAPERS CARE- Trustees 2015. 90 North Main during this meeting payable to Backman Ti- Together with all build- statement, or an agree- the City.! Only bids giv- FULLY. These papers Successor Trustee Tooele City, Utah! should notify Rachelle tle Services, Ltd. Cash ings, fixtures and im- ment between the trustor ing a firm quotation prop- mean that you are being Deadline for public no- /s/ W. Jeffery Fillmore 84074 Custer, Tooele City payments are not ac- provements and all wa- and beneficiary to post- erly signed will be ac- sued for divorce. tices is 4 p.m. the day Callister Nebeker & Notice is hereby given Planner prior to the cepted. ter rights, rights-of-way, pone or cancel the sale. cepted. Stacey Karen Valdez prior to publication. McCullough that Tooele City Corpo- meeting at (435) Dated this 18th day of easement, rents, issues, If so voided, the only re- (Published in the Tran- Petitioner Public notices submit- 10 East South Temple, ration (OWNER) will ac- 843-2130 or TDD (435) February, 2015. profits, incomes, tene- course of the highest script Bulletin February (Published in the Tran- ted past the deadline Suite 900 cept bids for construction 843-2180. Backman Title Services, ments, hereditaments, bidder is to receive a full 24, March 3 & 10, 2015) script Bulletin March 3, will not be accepted. Salt Lake City, UT of the 400 WEST- (Published in the Tran- Ltd., a Utah limited part- privileges and appurte- refund of the money paid 10, 17 & 24, 2015) UPAXLP 84133 PHASE 1 ROADWAY & script Bulletin March 10, nership, Successor Trus- nances. to the trustee. THIS IS (801) 530-7310 UTILITY DESIGN (2000 2015) DEADLINES FOR clas- tee Together with all im- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- SELL YOUR CAR or GOT A good idea for a Office Hours 8:30 a.m. North to Dimaggio sifieds ads are Monday By: Backman Title provements, easements, LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- boat in the classifieds. story? Call the Tran- to 5:00 p.m. Drive), according to SELL YOUR computer and Wednesdays by Company of Utah, a appurtenances, rights, F ORMATION OB- Call 882-0050 or visit script and let us know [email protected] Drawings and Specifica- in the classifieds. Call 4:45 p.m. Utah corporation, its fixtures and all replace- TAINED WILL BE USED www.tooeletranscript. 882-0050. (Published in the Tran- tions prepared by Paul 882-0050 or visit general partner ments and additions. FOR THAT PURPOSE. com or e-mail your ad BECOME A SUB- script Bulletin February Hansen Associates, and BECOME A SUB- www.tooeletranscript. Paul D. Newton, For information purposes DATED this 27th day of to tbp@tooeletran- SCRIBER. 882-0050 24, March 3 & 10, 2015) described in general as: SCRIBER. 882-0050 com Vice-President only the Property has a February, 2015 script.com Work of this Construc- File No. 5-084532 reputed address of 1465 Marlon L. Bates, suc- tion Contract comprises Office Hours: 8am-5pm West Last Chance Lane, cessor trustee the installation of four (4) (M-F) Vernon, Utah 84080 and Scalley Reading Bates new fire hydrant assem- 167 East 6100 South tax parcel number Hansen & Rasmussen, blies, widening of ap- Salt Lake City, Utah 16-072-0-0002. The cur- P.C. proximately 1,200 linear 84107 rent beneficiary of the 15 West South Temple, feet of existing roadway, (801) 288-8818 Deed of Trust is Arapian Ste. 600 installation of adjacent (Published in the Tran- Valley Investments, LLC Salt Lake City, Utah curb and gutter, the script Bulletin February and the record owner of 84101 The Defi nativethe Property History as of the re- of Tooeleplacement of approxi- County 24, March 3 & 10, 2015) Telephone: (801) mately 71,000 square cording of the Notice of 531-7870 ooele County features some of thefeet mostof pavement dramatic overlay and diverse landforms on Earth. There Default and Election to Business Hours: 9:00 across the entire road- Sell is Dale E. Christian- are 11,000a.m. foot-high to 5:00 p.m. peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious desert with sen and Jana Lynn T way, and related appur- Trustee No. 85087-75 tenances. Christiansen. a bizarre expanse(Published of white in the salt. Tran- The only people who knew about the place were the Native Separate sealed bids will The Trustee's sale will script Bulletin March 3, Americans who lived there, and a fewbe white received explorers by the during the early 1800s. But that all be made without cove- 10 & 17, 2015) nant or warranty, ex- OWNER in Room 227, press or implied, regard- changed in September 1846. That yearof the the Tooele Donner-Reed City Mu- Party, while trying a shortcut to ing title, possession or California, passed through the countynicipal and Offices nearly located perished at in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three encumbrances. The 90 North Main, Tooele, Trustee disclaims any years later, a handful of Mormon pioneerUtah! 84074families! until left 2:00 Salt Lake Valley and built a meager responsibility for any er- pm on Tuesday March ror in the legal descrip- encampment in Settlement Canyon17, above 2015, today’s and thenTooele at City. Soon, others followed, and a tion of the Property. The community emerged on the edge ofsaid the office publicly sale is also subject to opened and read aloud. workout, reinstatement, Great Basin frontier that was populatedCONTRACT DOCU- payoff, sale cancellation MENTS may be ob- or postponement, incor- by individualistic and energetic settlerstained on or after Febru- rect bidding instruction, who managed to thrive in an environmentary 26, 2015, in Room bankruptcy, or any other 108 of the Tooele City circumstance of which fraught with hardship. Their story, andMunicipal Offices upon the Trustee is unaware. payment of a non-re- If any of the foregoing many others, are found inside this Historyfundable payment of applies, the sale will be of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about$25.00 how for each set.! void and the successful Checks should be made bidder's funds will be re- the pioneers ingeniously built their payablelives to TOOELE turned without any liabil- CITY CORPORATION. ity of the Trustee or Ara- in the wilderness; the wild mining daysBid security in the pian Valley Investments, amount of 5% of the LLC for interest or any in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; thebase Pony bid will be required other damages. Express Trail; the glorious beaches andto accompany bids. Bidders must tender a Prospective BIDDERS $20,000 deposit to the resorts along the southern shore ofare the encouraged to at- Successor Trustee at the tend a pre-bid confer- time of bidding at the Great Salt Lake, and more. ence which will be held foreclosure sale and the in Room 224, of the balance of the purchase Tooele City Municipal price must be paid by Get Your Copy TodayOffices atat 10:00 the a.m. Tooele on Transcript-Bulletin 12:00 noon the business Monday March 9, 2015.! day following the sale The object of the confer- unless other arrange- • Nearly 500 pages ence is to acquaint BID- ments are made in writ- DERsT withOOELE the site con- ing with the Trustee. ditions, specifications, RANSCRIPT • Large 8.5 x 11 size pagesand to answer any ques-T The bid deposit must be in the form of a cashier's • Hardcover with dust jackettions which BIDDERs check or an official may have concerningULLETIN check issued by a bank the project. B or credit union and pay- • More than 500 photos All communication rela- able to Arapian Valley tive to the Project shall Investments, LLC. The • More than 700 pioneerbe directed to the58 Engi- N. Main • Tooele balance of the purchase neer prior to theMon.-Thurs. opening 8 to 6 • Fri. 8 to 5 price must be in the form biographies $ of95 bids at: of a wire transfer, cash- TOOELE CITY CORPO-Closed Sat. and Sun. ier's check or official 39RATION check issued by a bank 90 North Main or credit union and pay- Tooele, Utah 84074 able to Arapian Valley Telephone: (435) Investments, LLC. Cash 843-2130 payments are not ac- Paul Hansen P.E., City cepted. A trustee's deed Engineer will be delivered to the email: paulh@tooelecity. successful bidder within org three business days af- The OWNER reserves ter receipt of collected the right to reject any or funds in the amount bid. all bids; or to accept or The purpose of this no- reject the whole or any tice is to collect a debt part of any bid; to award and any information ob- schedules separately or tained may be used for together to contractors, that purpose. or to waive any informal- Dated: February 23, ity or technicality in any 2015. bid in the best interest of Successor Trustee the City.! Only bids giv- /s/ W. 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WATERTOWN, Conn. (AP) Litchfield. draws the stem cells from the GRANTSVILLE TOWN CENTER — A year ago, Nancy Demers, Both girls are facing bone blood. The process takes about 71, was diagnosed with myelo- marrow transplants — Angela’s four hours, but is not unpleas- 225 E MAIN STREET dysplastic syndrome, a defi- to treat non-Hodgkins lympho- ant, Antin said. ciency in the bone marrow. The ma and Sarah’s to treat myelo- Either way, when the cells • 1205 Sq Feet disease can eventually become dysplastic syndrome. are administered to the patient, leukemia. Dana-Farber did 574 trans- they are given through the vein • Currently Salon Space “It’s treated as if it were can- plants for adults last year, Antin like a transfusion. The cells cer but there is no cure for it,” said. make their way from the blood • Can build to suit said her son, Scott Demers. The bulk of the transplants back into the bones where they Now Nancy Demers has a are for people with lymphoma, set up shop and restore bone • Great Location near Soelberg’s, new chance at life, thanks to multiple myeloma, and leuke- marrow production, Antin advances in bone marrow stem mia, Antin said, but transplants said. Subway & Dominos cell transplants. can also cure myelodysplastic While one in 40 people on “If I didn’t do this, once I syndrome, myelofibrosis, sickle the registry will be called for • Next to Anytime Fitness and went out of remission — it’s not cell anemia, immune system additional testing, only one Deseret Dental if, it’s when — I would go into deficiencies and other congeni- in 540 will go on to actually acute leukemia and there will tal disorders. donate, according to Be the Contact Mike at (435) 241-0182 for details. be nothing there to help me,” "Anyone who has a disor- Match. Some may not turn out Nancy Demers said. “This will der of blood or immune sys- to be the best match for the save my life and give me time.” tem can be possibly cured with patient or have health issues Demers is one of a rapid- a bone-marrow transplant,” that make them ineligible. ly growing number of people Antin said. Close to 50 percent of peo- looking to depend on strang- Although Nancy Demers has ple who are called as potential ers to donate marrow since she already found her match, Scott matches say no, Mason said. doesn’t have a match within Demers is organizing a drive to “People have to recognize her family. sign people up for the Be the that if they do get pulled we The rising number of patients Match registry of the National want them to follow through,” seeking bone marrow has cre- Marrow Donor Program. Antin said. ated new demands on regis- The drive is from noon to 4 He said some people are tries that seek to match patient p.m. Feb. 22 at the Watertown willing to donate to a friend, needs with willing donors. Fire Department. Only donors but don’t want to donate to a Only Each sibling has a 25 percent ages 18 to 44 can sign up for stranger. Full Color chance of being a transplant free, but donors stay in the reg- “You might be the only match, according to Dr. Joseph istry until age 61. Older donors donor that’s available,” Antin Antin, chief and program direc- can join the registry online said. “Most donors find it a tor of the adult stem cell trans- with an $11 tax-deductible pay- very emotionally satisfying and ¢ plantation program at Dana ment. gratifying thing to do.” Farber Brigham and Women’s Representatives from Dana The entire process is billed to Copies! Hospital in Boston. Farber, where Nancy Demers the patient’s insurance compa- In the United States, about 30 will be treated, will be there to ny and most registries pay inci- 19Per Copy percent of patients find a donor answer questions. dental expenses for the donor within their family, according Although it’s simple to sign such as travel and hotel costs, to Be the Match. Those who up for the registry — all that’s Antin said. don’t must turn to internation- required is a cheek swab and A year after the procedure, if al registries to find an unrelated some medical history — actu- both donor and patient want to donor. ally being a donor is more of a communicate, they are allowed Around 15 years ago, doctors commitment. to meet, Antin said. couldn’t do a transplant on any- There are two ways to donate “There’s no feeling like that one over the age of 50, accord- bone marrow stem cells. In in the world to see someone ing to Dr. Leslie Lehmann, the first procedure, the donor who’s not alive and to bring clinical director of the Stem undergoes anesthesia and doc- them back to live,” said Scott Cell Transplant Center at Dana tors suck small amounts of mar- Demers. Farber. row from the pelvic bone over Unlike most organ donors, “It’s a big stress on the body,” the course of an hour, Antin who can only donate after Lehmann said. said. All those needle pricks they’re dead, bone marrow With older patients, there’s may leave the donor sore for a donors can pick up the phone more of a risk of infection, few days afterward, he said, but and call the person whose life kidney or liver damage, or the most donors recover quickly. they saved, Scott Demers said. new bone marrow attacking In the second procedure, “I’d want to hug that person,” the body. Children’s organs are donors are given neupogen he said. “To even put yourself more resilient, Lehmann said. injections to send stem cells through something like that That’s good news for 12-year- from the bone marrow into the for a stranger. That’s humanity. old Angela DeFeo of Watertown, bloodstream. The donor is then That’s something that is good and 11-year-old Sarah Scully of hooked up to a machine that news.” Your Business Can TOOELETRANSCRIPT Reach Every Home Bring in Your BULLETIN Digital Files in the Tooele Valley 58 N. Main • Tooele Total 8:30 am to 5:30 pm • Monday – Friday Market 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper Some restrictions apply Coverage Call Today 882-0050 Highest Quality State-of-the-Art Color Printing TOOELETRANSCRIPT Equipment! BULLETIN