TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY July 30, 2020 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 18 $1.00 Nuclear power plant component reaches Clive 670-ton cylindrical steel vessel will stay at EnergySolutions’ Clive facility

TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Brett Peterson, director Division of Juvenile Justice Services; Donovan Bergstrom, program director Office of Youth Services, and Trina Dickinson, assistant program director for Salt Lake Valley Youth Centers (including Tooele and Summit counties) in the recreation room of the Tooele County Youth Center on July 29, 2020. Under an agreement with Tooele County, DJSS will provide staff and funding for the youth center’s operations. County, schools, state partnership

COURTESY NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION The cylinder in the background holds the reactor pressure vessel from opens new Youth Services Center Unit 1 of the San Onofre nuclear power plant. The RPV arrived at Clive on July 22. Center to be a TIM GILLIE Onofre Nuclear Generating EDITOR Station) decommission- A part from a decommis- ing project,” stated Ken ‘hub’ for youth and sioned nuclear power plant in Robuck, president and CEO of San Onofre, San Diego County, EnergySolutions. “We appreci- family services California will rest permanent- ate the thousands of hours over ly in an engineered disposal the course of a three year peri- cell at the EnergySolutions od that our EnergySolutions TIM GILLIE Clive Disposal Facility about 50 employees dedicated to safely EDITOR miles west of Lake Point. transport and dispose of the A collaboration between EnergySolutions announced RPV. We also would like to Tooele County, the state that the reactor pressure vessel thank Emmert International Division of Juvenile Justice from the previously decom- and their crew for their sup- service, and the Tooele School missioned Unit 1 of the San port in the safe execution of District will soon bring a new Onofre Nuclear Generating this project.” service for youth and families Station arrived at their Clive The RPV shipping con- to Tooele City’s Main Street. facility on July 22. tainer was 15’6” in diameter The state Division of The Nuclear Regulatory and 38’6” long and weighed Juvenile Justice Services held Commission describes reactor approximately 670 tons. an open house at the Tooele pressure vessels as “thick steel The RPV package was a County Youth Services Center containers that hold nuclear Class A radioactive waste ship- at 31 S. Main Street in Tooele fuel when the reactors oper- ment — the least hazardous City on Wednesday. ate.” class of low-level radioactive The center is located in the The vessels provide one waste. It met all regulations for south side of what is known as of several barriers that keep disposal at EnergySolutions’ the Mantes building, north of radioactive material out of the Clive disposal facility, accord- the Tooele County Building on environment, according to the ing to EnergySolutions. the east side of Main Street. NRC. The contact dose rate TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO “This is an effort to keep “This is a significant mile- The entrance to the Tooele County Youth Services Center at 31 S. Main Street is accessed through the stone for the SONGS (San SEE COMPONENT PAGE A5 ® parking lot off of Vine Street on the east side of the building. SEE CENTER PAGE A5 ®

RURAL ERDA School district’s youth and family resource center gets a new home

TIM GILLIE do here is provide education EDITOR during the school day for stu- While Tooele County, in dents at the youth center,” he partnership with the state, is said. opening a new Youth Services The district will bring sever- Center, in the same building, al programs and people togeth- but across the breezeway from er under the same roof at the the youth center, the Tooele Youth and Family Resource County School District is open- Center, according to Duncan. ing their new Youth and Family Along with education ser- Resource Center. vices for the youth center, And its proximity to the the school district’s resource County’s youth center is no center will house intervention coincidence, according to behavioral services, the school CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Brian Duncan,Tooele County district’s homeless liaison coor- Tooele County residents on Bryan Road show their disagreement with recent rezone requests for School District behavioral spe- dinator, preschool outreach, developments in Erda. Petitions for the referendum to repeal the rezone for the Tooele Valley Temple cialist. Brian Duncan subdivision planned community must be submitted to the County Clerk by Aug. 17. “One of the things we will SEE RESOURCE PAGE A5 ® Tooele County School District Behavioral Specialist

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B3 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Thrift store OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER opens SPORTS A7 See A2 Data as of July 30, 2020. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 524 UTAH- Known Cases: 39,696 Hospitalizations: 26 • Deaths: 0 Hospitalizations: 2,346 • Deaths: 300 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 30, 2020 NEW THRIFT STORE IN TOOELE NOW OPEN

TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTOS Melissa Wallace (above), manager of the Tooele Thrift store, examines clothes on a rack at the store on Wednesday morning. With volunteer help, the Tooele Thrift store in the building near the southwest corner of Vine and Main Street, south of Veteran’s Memorial Park is now open to the public. Shelves at the Tooele Thrift (left) store are filled with a variety of items for sale.

Oregon governor says US agents will start leaving Portland PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) hours includes a “robust pres- that the Hatfield Federal President Donald Trump conflict at the courthouse. ments in community policing. _ Federal agents who have ence” of Oregon State Police Courthouse and other federal insisted federal troops would Protests have roiled Portland “I will work with communi- clashed with protesters in in the downtown of the state’s properties will no longer be not leave Portland until local for more than two months ty leaders and elected officials Portland, Oregon, will begin largest city. attacked and that the seat of authorities “secured their city.” since the death of George to take bolder action to reform a “phased withdrawal” from “State and local law justice in Portland will remain “Either they’re gonna clean Floyd, a Black man who died our police practices — includ- the city, Gov. Kate Brown said enforcement will begin secur- secure.” If conditions in up Portland soon, or the feder- after being pinned at the neck ing those of the Portland Wednesday. ing properties and streets, Portland “improve significant- al government is going up, and by a white Minneapolis police Police Bureau. We need to get Acting Homeland Security especially those surrounding ly,” then the U.S. government we’re gonna do it for them,” officer. this right,” she said. Secretary Chad Wolf said in a federal properties, that have will reassess its staffing levels he said. Like many other protests The nightly Portland pro- statement the plan negotiated been under nightly attack for in the city, he said. The announcement was an nationwide, they sought to tests often spiral into violence with Brown over the last 24 the past two months,” Wolf Portland Mayor Ted abrupt about-face from just highlight and call for an end to as demonstrators target the said. Wheeler applauded the end two days earlier, when the racial injustice, but they had U.S. courthouse with rocks, Agents with the U.S. of what he called “an illegal U.S. government said it might increasingly focused on federal fireworks and laser pointers. CORRECTION Customs and Border occupation” in a lengthy send more federal agents to property even before the U.S. Federal agents respond with Protection and U.S. Twitter post, saying the news Portland instead. agents arrived. tear gas, so-called less-lethal In Tuesday’s edition of Immigration and Customs came on the same day that the The U.S. Marshals Service “I have grown increasingly ammunition and arrests. the Transcript Bulletin, a Enforcement will begin leav- City Council would vote on and Department of Homeland concerned at the nightly con- Protesters have tried almost photo of a Grantsville girls ing the city’s downtown area whether to refer a major police Security had been weighing frontation between local com- every night to tear down tennis player ran with a on Thursday, Brown said. reform initiative to voters in this week whether to send in munity members and federal a fence erected to protect story about the beginning of Federal Protective Service November. more agents. The marshals officers. We need to recognize the building, set fires in the high school sports practices. agents — who are always “The federal occupation of were taking steps to identify that the protests in Portland street and hurled fireworks, The athlete in the photo is posted at the Mark O. Hatfield our community has brought a up to 100 additional person- are not solely about the fed- Molotov cocktails and bricks, Audrey Curtiss, who played Federal Courthouse — will new kind of fear to our streets. nel who could go in case they eral presence,” Brown said. rocks and bottles at the agents doubles for the Cowboys work alongside state police Federal agents nearly killed were needed to relieve or sup- Many protesters want to see inside. Authorities this week last season. to guard the exterior of the a demonstrator, and their plement the deputy marshals the Portland Police Bureau reinforced the fence by put- courthouse and a limited num- presence has led to increased who work in Oregon, spokes- defunded and are angry ting concrete highway barriers ber of other federal agents will violence and vandalism in our man Drew Wade said. that officers used tear gas around it. remain inside the courthouse, downtown core,” he said. “The Brown, who worked with on protesters multiple times Demonstrators near the TOOELE TRANSCRIPT she said. work of reform deserves our Vice President Mike Pence on before the federal government courthouse Wednesday were BULLETIN Wolf said that although community’s full and complete the withdrawal, cautioned arrived and tensions escalated met before dawn with tear federal agents will leave attention, and I know that Wednesday that the depar- further. Brown said the depar- gas, pepper balls and impact ADMINISTRATION the downtown area, they Portlanders will stay engaged.” ture of the Border Protection ture of the federal agents was munitions fired by agents, Scott C. Dunn Publisher will maintain a presence in Before departing and immigration agents may a chance to address that anger the Oregonian newspaper Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher Portland “until we are assured Wednesday for a trip to Texas, not immediately resolve the and begin to make improve- reported. Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus OFFICE Bruce K. Dunn Controller Chris Evans Office Manager Vicki Higgins Customer Service Patricia Cook Circulation Manager Utah teachers want online only classes at start of school EDITORIAL Tim Gillie Editor SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — balance, and as anxious as pushing for an exemption to schools when they reopen this have died, according to state Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Utah’s largest teachers union we are to get students back to the school mask requirement fall. Some held signs that read, data. The number of infections Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer called Tuesday for schools to school, we must be cautious packed the room. “I can teach from a distance is thought to be far higher Mark Watson Correspondent delay reopening and start the about how and when we do A group of over 150 educa- but not from a casket” and because many people have ADVERTISING school year with online classes, so,” Lehndart said. “The advice tors rallied outside the Utah “don’t kill us.” not been tested, and studies Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager citing safety concerns for stu- of both medical experts and Capitol building last week to More than 38,000 cases of suggest people can be infected Keith Bird Advertising Sales dents and teachers. our teachers will be vital in call for stronger protections the virus have been reported with the virus without feeling Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & The Utah Education adjusting and finalizing these against the coronavirus for in Utah, and over 280 people sick. 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Sen. Mike Lee leads letter Tooele County School District request for justice probe REGISTRATION TOOELE2020-21 COUNTY SCHOOL School DISTRICT Year REGISTRATION First Day of School: 2020-21 SCHOOL August YEAR 25, 2020 of meat plant merger First Day of School: August 25, 2020 Online Registration for K-12 is now open and preferred option during this time. Sen. Mike Lee, R-UT, along the entire U.S. lamb market,” that JBS cease from any irre- (Online Registration is required of ALL Tooele County School District Students K-12) with five other senators and Lee’s letter reads. versible actions that might Online payment platform will be available beginning August 12th at https://secure3.myschoolfees.com six members of the House of “We understand that [the harm the ability of American The $3.00 fee will be waived for parents using card to pay for fees online. Representatives sent a letter to current buyer] is not the first sheep ranchers to get their Justice Department Antitrust potential buyer to express products to market until the ELEMENTARY (New Students) Registration will be held on August 12th, 13th and 14th from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at all elementary schools, Division Assistant Attorney interest in the MSR facility. Department can determine unless otherwise noted (Please follow social distancing guidelines) General Makan Delrahim An earlier interested buyer how best to protect competi- Wednesday, asking him to intended to continue operat- tion in this significant part of Kindergarten Schedule: First Grade Schedule: immediately open an investiga- ing MSR’s Greeley facility America’s food supply,” the let- August 31st – First day students in class August 31st – Sept 3rd (Early release all week) tion into the acquisition of a and even expand its capacity. ter concludes. Sept 8th – Starts full day Mountain States Rosen lamb However, it appears that after Senators joining Lee on SECONDARY processing facility in Greeley, submitting a winning bid dur- the letter include: Sens. Steve Registration dates and times are as follows: (Please follow social distancing guidelines) Colorado. ing bankruptcy proceedings, Daines, R-MT; John Barrasso, SCHOOL DATE TIME “MSR is a cooperative JBS is preparing to completely R-WY; Mitt Romney, R-UT; Clarke N. August 12th – 24th 9:00 am – 2:00 pm owned by more than 145 shut down all lamb processing John Thune, R-SD and Michael Johnsen Jr. High For those new to District or Charter school By appt only American families. Reports tell at the site. It is our under- Rounds, R-SD. Grantsville Jr. us that its Greeley facility is the standing that JBS intends to Representatives signing High August 12th – 14th In person payments 9:00 am – 3:00 pm second largest lamb packaging permanently destroy all of the the letter include: Reps. Chris th plant in the United States, pro- lamb processing equipment as Stewart, R-UT; Greg Gianforte, August 11 In person registration 9:00 am – 1:00 pm August 12th In person registration 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm cessing approximately 350,000 soon as this week,” the letter R-MT; Rob Bishop, R-UT; Devin August 13th New student registration 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm lambs annually, over 6,000 per continues. Nunes, R-CA; Dusty Johnson, Tooele Jr. High August 14th New student registration 9:00 am – 1:00 pm August 17th New student registration 9:00 am – 1:00 pm week, with an annual capac- “We urge you to immedi- R-SD and Liz Cheney, R-WY. ity of nearly 800,000. MSR ately open an investigation into August 18th 9:00 a.m.-- 2:00 pm accounts for about one-fifth of this acquisition and demand Blue Peak High August 18th & 19th (Orientation Meetings) TBD August 11th (11th – 12th grade) \ Dugway High August 12th ( 9th – 10th grade) Dates Pending Online pay available August 12th August 13th ( 7th – 8th grade) / Schedule changes online or at GHS Starting August 3rd Class fees can be paid online, over phone Grantsville High or in person IF class schedule is complete

New Students check GHS website for instructions Office Hours: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Hunter education training th th th Stansbury High August 12 , 13 and 14 9:00 am -1:00 pm

August 17th (10th grade) \ 8:00 am ( 9th grade) New students only 11:00 am during the COVID-19 pandemic Tooele High August 18th (11th grade) / 8:00 am th (12 grade by appt, call @ 833-1978 x2103) 12:00 pm In-person courses cancelled, only online courses and ‘Trial Hunting’ program offered August 10th (High School) 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Potential hunters for this https://wildlife.utah.gov. review and evaluate the video Wendover High August 11th (Jr. High) (7th grade parent mtg @ 1 pm) 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm fall that were born after “If you have a young child based on safe firearm-han- August 12th (Registration make up day) 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Dec. 31, 1965 must com- who’s taking the course, you dling principles. Then, stu- Immunizations: Seventh Grade Requirements – Utah Immunization Rule plete either an in-person can help them understand dents will be given the final The following vaccines are required for students entering seventh grade. hunter education course or what they’re learning by sit- written exam for the hunter • 1 Meningococcal • 1 Tdap booster(Tetanus/Diphtheria/acellular Pertussis) the Department of Wildlife ting by their side and going education course online. • 2 Varicella(chickenpox) Resources’ online Trial through the course material Utah’s Trial Hunting • 3 Hepatitis B

Hunting Program, according with them,” said RaLynne Program is another way to If you have any questions, please contact Sue Medina, Administrative Secretary, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104. to the DWR. Takeda, hunter education get in the field this fall. The DWR encourages potential program manager for the program gives students a hunters to sign up for courses Utah Division of Wildlife chance to try hunting with an soon, because they fill up fast, Resources. “Your child can experienced hunter and see Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 according to a press release also take the course at his or if it is something they would from the DWR. her own speed. And they can like to pursue. Students are “If you are interested in try- go back and review the mate- not required to take hunter ing hunting for the first time rial as often as they like.” education to participate in this fall, you’ll need to look The instructor will provide this program. into either taking a hunter additional details about either Students must be at least education class or partici- field-day option, in person 12 years old to join the pro- pating in the Trial Hunting or virtual, after the student gram. They need to be accom- Program,” said DWR in their registers for the online hunter panied by a licensed hunter press release. “If you’ve never education course. who is 21 or older. taken hunter education, rest Once the online portion of To participate, students assured that it isn’t too late; the course is finished, course must complete a brief online but don’t put it off because participants can print their orientation course, which can classes fill up quickly!” proof of completion docu- be found on the DWR website. January and February are ment. Students also need to buy the most popular months for Then, a hunter education a hunting license and the per- hunter education courses, registration certificate may be mit for the species you’d like so people can apply for the purchased online. They are to hunt. In this program, you big game hunt drawing. The $10 and are required before are eligible to obtain the fol- next-busiest months are July the field day. lowing licenses and permits: and August, right before the For students who choose a combination or hunting fall general-season big game the virtual field day option, licenses, good for hunting all hunts, according to the DWR. they will complete the online small game, including upland Typically, new hunters virtual field day and then game and waterfowl; general- have the option of taking a print the completion voucher season deer and elk permits traditional in-person class led and send it to the instructor. and permits to hunt bear, by an instructor or an online The students can then com- cougar, sage-grouse, sandhill course followed by a field day. plete a live-fire exercise with crane, sharp-tailed grouse, However, this year, due to a parent, guardian or other swan and turkey. COVID-19, the DWR has tem- mentor, who must be an adult “Both of these are great porarily postponed all instruc- who is over 21 and is also a ways to get started in hunt- tor-led, in-person courses hunter education graduate. ing, a sport that not only until further notice, and is The student and mentor allows you to get fresh, just offering online courses. will record the live-fire exer- locally-sourced meat, but also The field day exercise is cise and send the video to gives you a unique opportu- also temporarily being offered the instructor with a photo of nity to get outdoors,” Takeda virtually this year, although the target. The instructor will said. some small, field-day exer- cises are still being offered in person, according to the DWR. The online course teaches Follow us on about firearm safety, hunter responsibility and ethics. It can be taken at the student’s Facebook! own pace. @TooeleTB There are a few options for online courses. They range in TOOELE price from $13 to $29, links TRANSCRIPT to the approved courses at the ULLETIN bottom of the DWR website at B A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 30, 2020 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1945, Tooele County provides poison bait to wipe out grasshoppers

The Tooele Transcript and because of the differ- widened to include the parking viaduct July 30 before it was July 30, 1920 Bulletin has published Tooele ences in staff compensation, to take care of a weed problem brought under control. At an expense of $100 an County news since 1894. Here Tooele County School District that had existed for a long The loss was estimated acre, sufficient water could is a flashback of local front- needs State Board assistance time. at 2000 bushels, owned by be brought into Tooele Valley page news from 25, 50, 75 and … so that we can recruit and Resurfacing of some streets Marion Shields and Alpheus W. to irrigate 20,000 acres of 100 years ago that occurred Front-Page keep good people,” wrote had been completed in the Droubay, both of Lincoln. land, according to Joseph during the fifth week of July Superintendent Paul Skyles in cemetery area. Later in the week County Murdock, member of the Utah and first week of August. Flashback a letter to the Utah Office of Friday’s front page included Agent A.E. Smith had 35 tons Conservation Commission and Education. an update on construction of of poison bait stored at the head of a successful private Aug. 1-3, 1995 Interstate 80 in Tooele County. County Garage and available to canal company. The last weekend of July bomb found in North Willow July 28-31, 1970 Construction was under- residents to fight the grasshop- The plan included pump- was a busy one for local pub- Canyon and an incident on A pay-as-you-go construc- way on the Clive to Lowe and per menace threatening Tooele ing water from Utah Lake into lic safety officials who safely Interstate 80 near Aragonite tion program in Tooele City Knolls to Clive sections as well County. the Jordan River to the Magna handled three potentially dan- when a man jumped out of a was showing results in road as the Timpie to Knolls section. Territories especially area and then through a tunnel gerous situations. moving vehicle. repairs, a new waterline and Surfacing of the almost menanced were Erda, to Tooele Valley. A12-year-old Salt Lake City Later in the week, Tooele cemetery improvements. complete I-80 section between Grantsville, east and west of Murdock spoke to Tooele resident fell off a 15-foot cliff County School District officials Recently completed was Timpie and Lake Point was Tooele City, ranches south of County commissioners and near Deseret Peak July 29 asked the state for more than resurfacing on First West and being held up because of lack Stockton, Tooele Ordnance other leading citizens at a breaking his ankle. A 14-man $250,000 in aid to help ensure First and Second South. of funds and would not be and Soil Conservation meeting the previous week in team from Tooele County teachers at Wendover High A six-inch waterline was completed until 1971. Experimental Areas. Erda to update them on the Search and Rescue Department School don’t leave for Nevada being installed along Coleman The poison was furnished plan. spent over six hours carrying when many of the students Street to replace an old two- July 31-August 3, 1945 free, and where applied him out. would leave. inch line. Fire, supposedly starting according to instructions was a Correspondent Mark Watson Two other incidents includ- “Given the funding dispar- The sidewalk on the east from a passing train, wiped out very effective method. compiled this report. ed the detonation of a pipe ity between the two states side of the cemetery was being 100 acres of wheat north of the

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REGISTERED VOTERS Make sure your VOTERS REPUBLICAN NON-PARTISAN ‘The Socialist 19,895 15,810 4,085 info is correct to BALLOTS CAST TOTAL Temptation’ TOTAL REPUBLICAN NON-PARTISAN t’s back! I Just thirty years ago, social- vote this November 10,173 9,743 430 ism seemed utterly discredited. he Primary Election has An economic, moral, and Tfinally been “put to bed.” political failure, socialism had Please see the accompanying REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR/LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR rightly been thrown on the ash final canvassed results. Tenille Tingey THOMAS E. SPENCER J. COX JON GREG HUGHES heap of history after the fall of Now we begin getting ready GUEST COLUMNIST the Berlin Wall. for the General Election in WRIGHT & DEIDRE M. HUNTSMAN JR. & VICTOR Unfortunately, bad ideas November. We are currently & ROB BISHOP HENDERSON & MICHELLE IVERSON never truly go away—and going through notices which KAUFUSI socialism has come back with a have been sent to registered of the emails we have which vengeance. voters that have come back includes referendum infor- 955 3,318 3,325 2,129 A generation of young people with a different address or mation. 4) State and local who don’t remember the mis- as undeliverable. Please go information can also be sent REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ery that socialism inflicted on into vote.utah.gov and make this way. Russia and Eastern Europe is sure your address is correct, We have had a number SEAN D. REYES DAVID 0. LEAVITT embracing it all over again. including a P.O. Box if you of questions regarding ref- 5,326 3,971 Oblivious to the unexampled have one. The November erendum petitions. If you prosperity capitalism has The Socialist Temptation election is a Presidential are interested in signing a showered upon them, they are by Iain Murray Election. It will also have referendum petition, please REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #1 demanding utopia. Gateway Editions Tooele County Referendums, contact one of the spon- In his provocative new book, State Ballot Propositions, sors which are included in SARAH M. PATINO SCOTT WARDLE SHAWN MILNE The Socialist Temptation, Iain Tooele County School District the Proposition Information 361 759 442 Murray of the Competitive Enterprise Institute explains: Bond, etc. These are impor- Pamphlet (PIP). The pamphlet • Why the socialist temptation is suddenly so powerful among tant issues and we want to can be found at the county’s young people make sure you get your ballot website at: tooeleco.org/wp- NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 • That even when socialism doesn’t usher in a bloody tyranny so your voice can be heard content/uploads/2020/07/ ALBERT G BOTTEMA SANDY CRITCHLOW ROBERT GOWANS (as, for example, in the Soviet Union, China, and Venezuela), through your vote. ordinance-2020-16.pdf. If it still makes everyone poor and miserable We currently have about we have your email, one was 472 317 733 • Why under the relatively benign democractic socialism of 15,000 emails out of 36,260 emailed to you. We’ve also Murray’s youth in pre-Thatcher Britain, he had to do his voters. You may ask why had a number of questions homework by candlelight would you want to trust the about how a signature can office for that information. A Voter Information” menu in • That the Scandinavian economies are not really socialist at all Clerk’s office with your email be removed from a petition. signature removal form can the left column of links. • The inconsistencies in socialist thought that prevent it from address? Here are some The last day to remove a sig- be found by going to tooeleco. As always, please call the ever working in practice answers: 1) It is a protected nature is seven days after the org and selecting the “Your office or contact me with any • How we can show young people the sorry truth about social- record and cannot be shared. last petition is turned into the Government” menu then questions. 435-843-3140 or ism and turn the tide of history against this destructive pipe 2) If we have a question on county clerk. This date var- selecting “Elected Officials,” [email protected]. dream your ballot, we can contact ies depending on when the then “Tooele County Clerk,” Sprightly, convincing, and original, The Socialist Temptation is a you faster. 3) Informative referendum application was and then selecting “Petitions” Tenille Tingey is the Chief powerful warning that the resurgence of socialism could rob us of messages are sent out to all filed, so please contact our under the “Elections and Deputy Clerk for Tooele County. our freedom and prosperity. HEALTH UPDATE

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Center to the center that they are struggling including a mental health evaluation state grant. The County entered into with at home. Schools can send stu- including a screening for suicide risk an agreement with the Division of continued from page A1 dents to the center when their behav- and ideation. Juvenile Justice System to operate ior becomes so unmanageable they “The center is a hub for early the center. can’t stay at their school. Youth can intervention strategies,” Bergstrom The facility has a recreation room, youth in their home, school, and walk into the center on their own. said. a group room, offices with a recep- community by providing services The center is not a lockdown facil- The center will offer youth and tion area, and conference rooms. on the front end,” said Donovan ity, youth are free to leave, according parenting classes, skill building pro- Operating funds for the center will Bergstrom, program director for the to Bergstrom. grams for youth during after school come from the DJSS budget DJJS Office of Youth Services. Staff from the center will be on hours, and other intervention pro- “The County had a youth center, The concept is to provide treat- call after 8 p.m. and a law enforce- grams. but it was funded by grant money ment, education, and services that ment officer can call to make Bergstrom is excited about the and it closed when the grants ran will keep youth out of the social ser- arrangements to drop off a youth center’s ability to arrange profession- out,” Bergstrom said. “This will be vices and justice system, Bergstrom they have picked up in the evening al services for youth and families. ongoing funding from DJSS’s general said. that can’t be returned to their home. “We will be able to procure ser- fund.” The doors of the center will be The target population for services vices for families, at no cost to the DJSS operates similar centers open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. is youth ages 10-18, according to family, without the youth going into throughout the state, including one Law enforcement officers may Trina Dickinson, the center’s direc- custody or the court system,” he said. in the Salt Lake Valley that has been drop off youth they have picked tor. The building that houses the cen- open for 40 years, Bergstrom said. TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO up for various reasons, but can’t be Youth entering the center will be ter is owned by the County. It was [email protected] A metal detector inside the entrance to the taken home. Parents can bring youth given a comprehensive evaluation remodeled by the County using a Tooele County Youth Services Center.

Something Component entities,” stated Todd Eiler, the RPV came from, oper- During 2001 and 2002, the since then. EnergySolutions projects ated from 1968 to 1992 when RPV was removed from the At Clive, the RPV will continued from page A1 On Your group director. “The coordi- it was closed and partially Unit 1 containment building be placed in engineered nated effort with the rail lines decommissioned. at SONGS and placed in a embankments, or cells, and departments of transpor- The metal shell of the RPV specially designed transport designed for permanent con- Mind? for the RPV package was tation in California, Nevada from Unit 1 was initially and disposal container. tainment of low-level radio- less than 0.1 millirem an and Utah resulted in another placed inside a huge steel The original plan was active waste. Write a Letter hour, which is 500 times safe and successful large cylinder. The cylinder was to barge the RPV via the A monitoring system below the Department of component shipment man- filled with grout for shielding Panama Canal around the ensures the integrity of the to the Editor! Transportation limit for these aged by the EnergySolutions against radiation, sealed, and tip of South America to a cell is maintained. Water and types of shipments. A chest projects group.” was stored safely at SONGS radiological disposal facil- air monitoring stations are Tooele Transcript Bulletin X-ray provides a dose of 10 Southern California Edison site. The RPV contains no ity in South Carolina. These located throughout the site P.O. Box 390 millirem, for comparison, announced in 2013 that it spent nuclear fuel and there initial plans were rejected for to ensure the environment is Tooele, UT 84074 according to the songscom- would close the San Onofre is no liquid inside the RPV various reasons and the RPV not compromised, according munity.com website. Generating Station. container, according to had been in temporary stor- to EnergySolutions. [email protected] The RPV package traveled Unit 1 at SONGS, where Southern California Edison. age onsite at the SONGS site [email protected] by rail from California to Apex, Nevada using a thirty- six axle Schnabel car — the largest in the world — with a capacity to transport loads up to 880 tons. Rail transport took four days covering 366 miles with a maximum speed of 15 mph. Rail transport planning 2020 included machining the carbon steel sides of the ship- ping container to comply with extremely tight railroad bridge clearances, multiple 3D laser surveys of the rail route and third party struc- tural evaluations of dozens of railroad bridges and struc- tures. This effort was further complicated by challenges PUNISHMENT associated with very specific travel periods and limitations and the restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to EnergySolutions’ press release. AT THE PEAK Once the RPV arrived in Nevada, crews prepared the RPV package to be trans- ferred to a hydraulic platform 2 NIGHTS trailer with 384 trailer tires for road transport. OF DERBY! The road conveyance con- sisted of six large trucks that pushed and pulled the RPV trailer 400 miles through Nevada and into Utah with a PRESENTED BY maximum speed of 10 mph over a 10 day period. “This project was a very complex undertaking that required approvals and/or coordination with over two dozen federal, state and local agencies and government

Resource continued from page A1 offices for some of the school Demolition Derby district’s behavioral specialists, and the school district’Utah Parent Center parent consul- tant. Parenting and other classes will also be offered at the new Youth and Family Resource FRIDAY Center location, according to Duncan. [email protected] JULY 31 • 7:00PM GATES OPEN AT 5:00PM • DESERET PEAK • STOCK CLASS SATURDAY PM TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Classroom furnishings sit in a AUGUST 1 • 7:00 newly remodeled class room on Wednesday morning at 27 S. Main Street in Tooele City for use by PM the Tooele County School District’s GATES OPEN AT 5:00 • DESERET PEAK Family and Community Resource Center.

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OBITUARIES

Father Wayne T. Lillian M. Herrera loved holidays and family get togethers, and any chance to Epperley Lillian M. Herrera, age 80, spend time with her family passed away peacefully reunit- and friends was important to Father Wayne T. Epperley ing with her honey in heaven her. She would spend hours passed away July 3, 2020, in Saturday, July 25, 2020. Lillian cooking and preparing for her Detroit, Michigan, where he was born Nov. 22, 1939, in company. She enjoyed her free was the pastor of Old Saint Taos, New Mexico, to Floyd time gambling and playing Mary’s Church. Wayne was Pacheco and Damiana Garcia at the casinos. Lillian was a born Jan. 4, 1954, in Germany. Pacheco. Lillian married the devoted Catholic and a mem- Wayne attended Tooele love of her life Herman O. ber of St. Marguerite Parish. High School before leaving to Herrera Sr. on April 7, 1956. She will be missed by all who pursue his dream of becoming The couple settled in Tooele, had the privilege of knowing a Catholic priest. He joined the Utah, in the early 1960s where her. Holy Ghost Fathers to pursue they raised three children. Special thanks to Jessica life as a missionary priest. Lillian was a devoted and Pacheco King and Josie After being the first priest loving wife, mother, grand- Oldroyd who devoted much of ordained at St. Marguerite mother and sister. Lillian is their time assisting and being Church in Tooele, Wayne in his 36 years of priesthood. survived by her children Benita Herrera, Brock Herrera, always had a special bond with there for Lillian during her served in Mexico, Brazil and Wayne is survived by his Herrera Pacheco (Shawn), Jaden Smith, Lauren Smith, her grandson Ryan who she time in need. many locations in the US. His brother Tom as his wife June Mark Herrera (Robin), Herman Tiffany Herrera Kurek, Cherise influenced daily and was her Graveside services will be final parish was Old St. Mary’s of Tooele and his brother Paul Herrera Jr. (Veronica); her Herrera, Aleesha Dent; 21 pride and joy. held at 1 p.m. at the Tooele in Detroit’s Greektown. and his wife Jen of Fort Worth, 12 grandchildren Jessica great-grandchildren; brothers Lillian was known for her City Cemetery followed by a Wayne loved being a priest, Texas. Pacheco King, Crystal Pacheco, Manual Garcia, Leroy Pacheco; feisty, yet good sense of humor. luncheon at the Moose Lodge. especially when it allowed him Wayne received a mass of Felipe Pacheco, Denise and many nieces and nephews She loved attention and was to care for the poor and under- the celebration of his life in Valdez, Mandy Phillips, Marky whom she loved dearly. Lillian the life of the party. Lillian served communities he was Detroit and we have brought sent to. He also enjoyed spend- him home to Tooele to cel- ing time back home in Tooele ebrate his life in his home par- with his parents Tom and ish. The mass will be held at Cookie who proceeded him St. Marguerite Catholic Church Loraine Castagno children, grandchildren, and Society President for five years in death. While he was often at 11 a.m., Wednesday August great-grandchildren. These and the Mapleton Stake Relief assigned far from Tooele, he 5. We will lay him to rest in Oliver stories have, in effect, con- Society President for nine always felt that was his home. the Tooele Cemetery with his nected seven generations to years. He will truly be missed by all mother and father after the Loraine Castagno Oliver each other. They have also Loraine is survived by the parishioners he has served mass. passed away on the morning conveyed what Loraine valued: her five children and their of Tuesday, July 28, 2020, hard work, perseverance, good spouses: Sharon Warner (Ken) due to a stroke. She will for- humor, and love of family. of Springville, John Oliver ever be remembered as a loyal Loraine also valued edu- (Denise) of Nibley, Rose Headstone Clean friend, a beloved matriarch, cation. She graduated from Palmer (Brian) of Mapleton; and a self-proclaimed “she- Tooele High School in 1950, Tracy Schultz (Craig) of & Restoration buckaroo.” then from BYU in 1955, and Orem; and Julie Andersen- Loraine was born March went on to teach kindergarten Hancock (Dave) of Bluffdale; • Cleaned 17, 1933, to John Stanley at Hawthorne Elementary in 25 grandchildren and 12 • Polished Before Castagno and Zelma Rose Salt Lake City. She developed great-grandchildren; sisters • Protected After Bleazard “up home” on the lifelong friendships at BYU, Ella Santiago (Frank) of Provo, • Color Restoration family farm in Erda, Utah. She and also became a lifelong Donna Rose (LeRoy) of Tooele; LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED remembered swimming in the Cougar fan — holding BYU in-laws LaRae Castagno of pond, riding horses, milking had her horse “Old Sport” sad- football season tickets for over Orem, Glenna Oliver and Dixie Call Susan cows, and gathering eggs. dled so she could help her dad 45 years. Dalton of Moab, Lola Mae From the age of five herd cows. “I could have been She married her husband Oliver of St. George; numer- 435-830-8664 onwards, Loraine lived with more help to my mother if I James “Jim” Wesley Oliver ous nieces and nephews; and her family on various ranches; hadn’t been out being a tom- Jr. on Aug. 8, 1956, in the many who call her their second first near the shores of the boy with my dad,” she recalled. Logan Temple. Jim’s teach- mother. Loraine was preceded Great Salt Lake and later in They worked hard in the days ing took them to Roosevelt, in death by her parents, hus- Erda. Their house on the old of horse-drawn mowers and Taylorsville, and Erda, Utah. band, brother Dale Castagno, Your Complete Local Castagno ranch had no elec- hay wagons, and it was while Loraine was happy these jobs son-in-law Chuck Andersen, tricity and no insulation, but it working alongside her parents brought them close to her fam- and in-laws Lonnie and Delbert did have running water — in that Loraine picked up her ily. In Taylorsville they lived Oliver, and Marjorie and Gene News Source fact, the water ran in their sink father’s endearing wit and her around the corner from Ella Hill. Contact us today 435.882.0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT 24/7 through a pipe connect- mother’s many sayings (“We and Frank, and in Erda she Funeral services will be held BULLETIN ing it to a nearby spring! Life eat what we can and can what lived next door to her mom, at 10 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 1, or [email protected] on the ranch was an adventure we can’t”). Most school days, and down the street from in the Old White Church in for Loraine, and she always Loraine’s father would drive Donna and LeRoy, and Dale Mapleton, by invitation only. her the two miles to the high- and LaRae. Live streaming will be avail- way to catch the bus to go to In 1975 they moved to able on Spring Creek Utah school in Grantsville, but other Mapleton so Jim could work County Mortuary’s Facebook days she would just walk. at BYU. Loraine has loved this page. Loraine will be buried Loraine was fortunate to farm community and watched in the Springville Evergreen know her great-grandparents, it grow from four wards when Cemetery. There will be a grandparents, and extended she arrived to now three viewing Friday, July 31, from 6 NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE family quite well. Her vivid sto- stakes and 27 wards. Among to 8 p.m., at the Spring Creek ries about them have brought her many church callings, she Mortuary, 737 N. Main St., STOCKTON TOWN “her people” to life for her served as the 5th Ward Relief Springville, Utah.

The STOCKTON TOWN is proposing to increase its property tax revenue. - The STOCKTON TOWN tax on a $121,000 residence BANNERS would increase from $319.31 to $410.24, which is $90.93 per year. Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, - The STOCKTON TOWN tax on a $121,000 business Window Stickers, and More! would increase from $580.56 to $745.89, which is $165.33 per year

- If the proposed budget is approved, STOCKTON TOWN would increase its property tax budgeted revenue by 28.48% above last year’s property tax budgeted revenue excluding eligible new growth.

All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase.

All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase. High Quality • Full Color PUBLIC HEARING Custom Design & 24 Hour Date/Time: 8/6/2020 7:00 pm Turnaround Available Location: Town Hall 18 North Johnson St Stockton TOOELETRANSCRIPT To obtain more information regarding the tax BULLETIN increase, citizens may contact STOCKTON TOWN at 435-882-3877 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 TOOELE THURSDAY July 30, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Sports ‘Punishment’ returns to Deseret Peak Complex Demolition derby will welcome reduced crowds with safety measures in place

DARREN VAUGHAN two days of action. Working multiple times during the SPORTS EDITOR closely with the Tooele County event — both the portables The Tooele County Fair was Health Department and the and the fixed restrooms,” cancelled this year because of Tooele County Commission, McQuiddy said. “The county the COVID-19 pandemic, but Whiplash Racing’s Del and myself have teamed up one of its signature events will McQuiddy was able to orga- to provide Whiplash Racing, go on as scheduled. nize an action-packed event custom-made neck gaiters for The annual Punishment that will also be safe for spec- all general-admission ticketh- at the Peak demolition derby tators. olders. As soon as you come will return to the Deseret “I’m bringing in extra in the gate, you’ll be handed Peak Complex on Friday and hand sanitizer towers and one. It’s in a sealed, individu- Saturday, featuring approxi- extra bathrooms and the ally wrapped package and you mately 60 cars taking part over bathrooms are being cleaned can use that as your protective face covering — that’s the idea behind it.” Seating capacity will be limited to 5,000 people each night, and spectators are asked to maintain social distancing as much as possible. County tourism consultant Mike Deaver said an event like

Punishment at the Peak can FILE PHOTO help provide a much-needed Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne participated in the 2019 Punishment at the Peak Demolition Derby. boost to Tooele County after months of being shut down because of the pandemic. has held since the coronavirus tourist events, and this is but we’re doing everything “This would be, as far as hit,” Deaver said. “I think it’s a always a great chance for we can to give the people we can tell and as far as we’ve good sign of life for everybody. people to get together and see of Tooele something to do,” been able to identify, if it were “Communities like Tooele their neighbors and friends McQuiddy said. “It’s not FILE PHOTO to sell out, the largest outdoor Valley are built around com- and family.” designed to be a statement Hunter Anderson (18) and Craig Bessing (501) tangle up in Heat One of the sporting event that the state munity events and around McQuiddy said competitors piece, but I think it will speak 2019 Punishment at the Peak Demolition Derby. from all over are looking for- for itself by Sunday. We’re ward to this weekend’s event, ready, as a community, to get particularly with the cancel- moving again. We know there lation of a number of other are constraints and there are demolition derbies this year. certain guidelines we have to “There were a lot of people follow, but we’re ready to open who already had cars built, up. We’re ready to support and I was able to work with local businesses and get things them so they could make some moving again.” adjustments to the cars so they Deaver said the demolition would be legal for my show,” derby could help showcase he said. Tooele County as a location for According to the derby’s other events later in the year. Eventbrite listing, drivers are “If this goes well, there are competing for $40,000 in some other events that we prize money. Friday’s derby know of that are looking for features Stock Class action, a home this summer, and it with the top drivers advancing might be an opportunity to to Saturday’s derby against bring those back into Tooele,” the Whiplash Class. Mini Car he said. Class heats will also take place Gates open at 5 p.m. each Saturday. A number of local night, with the action begin- food vendors will be at Deseret ning at 7 p.m. Tickets, ranging Peak Complex each night as from $8-$35 each, are avail- FILE PHOTO well. able at the gate or online at Matt Merkey (132), Stan McDonald (707) and Dalton Thomas (30) pin Shawn Milne (316) up against the wall in Heat Two of the 2019 Punishment at the “There’s a lot of unknowns, bit.ly/39HYzjg. Peak Demolition Derby.

FROM THE SIDELINES Subscribe Today 435-882-0050 Jazz resume the strangest NBA season ever tah Jazz fans are used to Miami Marlins’ COVID-19 mean fans won’t be able to and wonder when the day will Uhaving NBA champion- outbreak, the NBA is conduct- attend games in person for a come that I can. Follow ship hopes in July, but they’re ing its season in a “bubble,” while to come. One thing is for certain: I’ll not accustomed to seeing their Darren Vaughan not allowing players to leave Worse yet, baseball, pro never take simple pleasures team actually pursue that goal SPORTS EDITOR its “campus” except for emer- football and college sports like live sporting events for us on during the heat of summer. gencies — and forcing play- really can’t set up a “bubble” granted again. Such is life in 2020, a year ers to self-quarantine upon like the NBA and NHL can. At least we get to see how Facebook! when absolutely nothing has ing down in March, when Jazz their return. The National That means there might not the story of the 2019-20 been normal. Normally, Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested Hockey League has taken it be a season at all, as the NBA season ends — namely, TOOELE fans’ summer title dreams are positive for COVID-19 just one step further, and left the Marlins have shown the risk how the Jazz end up faring TRANSCRIPT centered on their latest free- before a scheduled game in United States altogether to teams take by traveling from without the injured Bojan BULLETIN agent signing and rookie pros- Oklahoma City. Twenty-two conduct its postseason in two city to city. Bogdanovic. We’ll just have to pects, hoping that they’re the teams are taking part in the Canadian “hub cities” under For die-hard sports fans watch it play out in an empty pieces that will finally bring resumption of the season in strict bubble rules. like me, this is a strange situa- gym in Orlando instead of in @TooeleTB the Larry O’Brien Trophy back empty arenas at Walt Disney Unfortunately, playing in tion. On one hand, I love hav- front of a packed Vivint Smart to Salt Lake City the following World, with each team play- a “bubble” might be the only ing games back on TV. I’ve Home Arena in Salt Lake City. June. Instead, a four-month ing eight “seeding games” safe way for professional watched every exhibition NBA pause in the NBA season before the beginning of the sports to resume. The NBA and NHL game I can find, Darren Vaughan is a vet- means the Jazz hope to be traditional 16-team playoffs in and NHL haven’t had a posi- and a lot of baseball, golf and eran sports writer from Moab, wrapping up their title pursuit mid-August. tive COVID-19 test in the past NASCAR. On the other, it’s Utah. He hopes his roommates in October, around the time Let’s hope the NBA man- couple weeks, and the NBA strange hearing fake crowd don’t mind him being glued they’d normally be starting ages to pull this off. Unlike players’ union is reportedly noise in the background when to the couch in front of the TV training camp. Major League Baseball, which pondering playing next season the arenas and stadiums are watching games for the next Thursday night brings the has seen its season thrown this way because things have clearly empty. Also, I find couple months. Email him at first meaningful NBA games into a bit of disarray over worked out so well to this myself wishing I could go to dvaughan@tooeletranscript. since the season came crash- the past week because of the point. This, of course, would some of these games as a fan, com.

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Come see us at this years Livestock Show August 5-8, 2020 A special THANK YOU to the 2019 buyers for supporting the sale!

Grand Champion Steer Grand Champion Hog Grand Champion Lamb Grand Champion Goat Cooper Sagers Baylor Hall Cody Pitt Kenadee Branham Buyer: Wasatch Heating & Air Buyer: Ames Construction, Pacific West, Buyer: CLR Trucking, Howell Valley Rocking B Ranch Trucking, S7 Ranch, Lynn's Auto, Dalta IFA, B&M Farms Buyer: Bevan Beef and Boers Conditioning Hall's Farms and Show Pigs Pitt Family Columbias

Reserve Champion Hog Reserve Champion Steer Reserve Champion Lamb Reserve Champion Goat Drake Hall Kynsie Sessions Shelbe Leonelli Shilee Branham Buyer: Ames Construction, Pacific West, Buyer: Friends of the Livestock Show Buyer: Warr Memorial Park Buyer: Bevan Beef and Boers Hall's Farms and Show Pigs

$1000 + Continued $500 + Continued $1000 + 2019 Buyers Anne Smith Lance Marshall Tooele Title Counting Sheep Anesthesia Gary McAllister $15,000 + Kidsville Mike Zimmerman Well Service Billie's Hair Salon IFA Country Store Tate Mortuary Tooele Technical College Wasatch Heating & Gowans Livestock $500 + Shauna Warner Pacific West Burmingham Trucking Air Conditioning CLR Trucking Hurst Seed Buttar's Tractors Utah Fire Museum $5000 + Ken Webb Royal Creek Ranches Hall'n Inc MP Environmental Intermountain Tech Mike Wilson Wal-Mart Distribution Rusty & Martha Ruby Bevan Beef and Boers Ted & Kenna Aagard South Valley Equine Countryside Animal Matthews Brothers Brent Marshall Staker Parson Companies Clinic Janet Williams Insurance Mayla Warr J & M Steel Solutions Rachel Trujillo Under $500 TJ Hogs Les Schwab- Tooele Commissioner Shawn Milne Accurate Concrete - Bill & Hollie Kristine Van Duran Ritchie Brothers Auction Harding - Darrin Smith - Kevin & Amie Heather George Salson Clinics Russell - 3F Farms - Pitt Family - Tooele Spray-on Solutions Clar's Auto County Farm Bureau - Steed Angus - $2500 + Johnson Land & Livestock Rich Waterlyn Charles Holt, DO - Lynn's Auto - Utah Flying U Ranch Wyatt Harding H & H Excavation Wool Market - Codie Miller - Main Diamond Jane Assisted Living Dustin Hall Ryan Marshall Street Insurance - Hair DO Salon - Key- Bunderson Farms Rick Anderson Lix - Ty Judd - R & R Machine - Stansbury Talking T Cattle CO. DJ Welding Tooele Dental Administrators High School - Tooele High School - Michael Cox Delta IFA Wasatch Steel Erectors Dudley Pumping - Intermountain Aire Espresso Christensen & Griffith Bobcat - Mark Matheson - Stansbury The Ranch at Pine Canyon Broken Arrow FFA - Strickly Trucking - Kevin England - Frisco Leasing Leaning H Livestock Tami & Bob Gowans Animal Health International - Devore Ensign Ranches Rocky Mountain Industrial Trucking - Howell Valley Rockin B AEEC Big Stuff Taxidermy Sharon Nelson Ranch Trucking - Hughes General Walters Ranch Tally Lundgreen Energy Solutions Contractors - Jason Wanlass - Roche Vernon Cahoon MD Sydnie & Kalem Sessions Ranch - L-M Livestock - Renaissance Pine Ridge Ranch Warr Memorial Park We Create Tileworks, Inc - Bargain Buggies - Life's Mike Johnson EMI Health Anderson Livestock Worth Living Foundation - Christee Randy Young Construction TV Moore Family Pratnership Camp - Detroit Diesel - Alan Gubler Stephen K. Brown In Memory of Cody Wrathall CJ Trucking State Farm Insurance - Ash Grove Northern Title Company Altarama Info Cement - Ink Auto - Phil Goss - S7 Ranch G & G Livestock Tom Castagno B & M Farms - Hometown Grocery - Manny's Painting 3B Club Lambs Glen & Debbie Jones - Sid Hullinger - Curry Insurance Hometown Plumbing Scott & Janet Moore H & H Builders 2020 Sale starts August 8th @ 9:00 a.m. THURSDAY July 30, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 SUNDAY DRIVE 2020 Cadillac XT6 is a truly luxurious SUV experience ver the past few of years seat to be put in the middle OCadillac has committed to with room for Hailey and jump into the SUV market in a Grandma Deanne on each side. big way. Back in 2017 the only It turned out to be the favorite SUV offered by the company part of the week for Deanne was the iconic Escalade which getting to sit next to our grand- has been around since the son. If we would have had the 1999 model year when it was captain’s chairs in the second first introduced to compete Craig & Deanne Conover row, someone would have had with the Lincoln Navigator. In GUEST COLUMNISTS to sit in the third row. 2018 Cadillac introduced the We found that the second XT5 as a mid-sized SUV; then row would tip and slide for- in 2019 the XT4 came along Escalade many great vibes over ward to allow easy access to as a compact luxury SUV and the years. the third row seating which rocketed to the top of that seg- It was originally planned to wasn’t bad; but with a full- ment of the market. This year be a six seat vehicle; however, sized adult, a longer trip would brings what Cadillac is dub- the designers changed their be a struggle. The second row bing a mid-sized plus SUV with minds and the XT6 comes stan- would also slid forward and the three row XT6 that slots dard with seven seats, with a recline somewhat, allowing for between the XT5 and Escalade six seat spread as an option. a little more leg room in the in the lineup. We loved the seat configura- rear. The XT6 is an all-new addi- tion as it gave us the room to Being a Cadillac, the third tion which is based very loose- take our son JaCoby, his wife row of seats were automatic ly on the Chevrolet Traverse in Hailey, and their son Madden and would fold up and down size. Other than that we found out for dinner on the first day with the push of a button locat- it to be all Cadillac inside and of our test drive. ed in the rear compartment. out, featuring the large and in The rear seat was spacious This made for getting extra charge look that has given the enough to allow for the car storage room in the rear much CRAID CONOVER easier, providing 43 cubic feet Heading up into the lower Uinta Mountains towards Mirror Lake, Utah. What a beautiful drive and day this turned of room. With the both rows out to be, made even better in the new Cadillac XT6. down there is a cavernous 78.7 cubes available Over the weekend we took the chance for a lon- ger drive up over the Mirror Lake Highway heading out of Kamas, Utah, and ending in Evanston, Wyoming. We felt this would be a great way to really test out the XT6 as the road winds and climbs to over 10,700 feet in elevation at Bald Mountain Pass. With this completely new model, Cadillac has included a very strong 3.6 liter V6 engine complete with 310 horsepower and 271 ft.lbs. of toque. This is mated to a nine-speed auto- matic transmission with and electronic precision shift that would seamlessly slip through the gears — even on the long and arduous climbs high in the those who came up with this of the vehicle. The coolness the new Cadillac we were in Uinta Mountains. new SUV. Along with radar factor of this system was over complete agreement as we It had been a long time since cruise control, lane keep the top, and it also functioned had the best seat in the house we took the opportunity to assist, blind spot monitoring, just as it was intended during for the entire week. This new drive on this road. We soon front and rear park assist, and our test drive. At this point the addition to the luxury SUV realized we should really do it automatic front braking, came driver still needs to engage the realm will prove to be a strong more often as it turned out to a new technology Cadillac system at night as it does not competitor in the field of mid- be one of the most beautiful has dubbed “night vision.” In come on automatically. sized models. routes we have been on this simple terms this is like a true Our test ride also came with The new XT6 will make year through the mountains. night vision inferred camera a huge full color heads up the perfect family hauler for The road is narrow and it takes that will project an image display that gave us all the per- almost any weekend excursion. some time, but there are some on the diver’s center cluster tinent information we needed It would even make a great great stops along the way and screen in black and white that on our trip on the backroads to addition for empty nesters like some excellent trails up into highlights objects with differ- Evanston. ourselves, as we experienced. the mountains. The XT6 han- ing temperatures. For instance, Cadillac president Steve Base price: $54,695 dled it all exactly as we would a pedestrian would be very Carlisle said it perfectly by stat- Price as driven: $71,585 have expected even at the white, or a large animal the ing “Every seat is the best seat high altitudes with not even a same. The system will then in the house. From luxurious Craig and Deanne Conover hiccup as it would down shift alert the driver to their pres- appointments, comfort and have been test-driving vehicles and take on the climb with ence if he is getting to close convenience to premium sound for nearly a decade. They receive CRAID CONOVER attitude. — both audibly and with the and technology features, every a new car each week for a week- Looking out over the many mountains from the top of the Mirror Lake Safety and technology were seat vibrating system. This passenger gets an optimized long test drive and adventure. Highway close to 10,700 feet in evaluation with the new Cadillac XT6. definitely on the minds of will work up to 82 feet in front experience.” After a week in They live in Springville, Utah.

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AARP membership is required for Program have the opportunity to get show. County office, which is located eligibility in most states. The AARP Automobile Insurance Program from The Hartford is underwritten by Hartford Fire Insurance Company and its af iates, One Hartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06155. It is underwritten in CA by Hartford Underwriters Insurance butterflies in their stomachs, • There will be no ice cream inside the Tooele County Health Company; in WA, by Hartford Casualty Insurance Company; in MN, by Sentinel Insurance Company; and in MA, MI and PA, by Trumbull Insurance Company. Speci c features, credits, and discounts may vary and may not be available in all states in accordance with state lings and applicable law. Applicants are individually underwritten and some may not qualify. 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been increased from 100,000 gallons to Friday night dinners change weekly are available to purchase at meetings. The at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele 150,000 gallons per residential share. or you can order from the menu items History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, basement at the back of the building. For Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open Agricultural users have been issued a 2nd Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in questions or more information, please to all those affected by someone else’s Senior Center regular turn. Thank you for your contin- able price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Perky at addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer The senior center is for the enjoyment of ued efforts to conserve water. Daily lunch specials are available at the cards depicting four different pioneer 435-241-2217. help by sharing our experience, strength all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are lodge from 11 a.m. buildings for $4. These make great gifts and hope. For more information, please Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Take out orders can be called in during for family and friends. Please call Alice Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting Schools our operating hours and picked up at the Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, lodge at the time agreed on. purchase these books. the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 Military Items Wanted crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled St. Marguerite Catholic School For members and their guests only. S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, When you no longer want your mili- art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Students of all faiths are welcome Seeking Historical Items contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann tary items, do not take them to Deseret wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class from preschool through 8th grade at Events The Tooele County Historical Society at 435-849-4180. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them movies and health classes. Meals-On- Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Our Veteran’s Day dinner’s are back. This would like members of the community — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day month it will be on Thursday July 30 at who have any family or personal histories, Alcoholics Anonymous shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small 5:30 p.m. Please come help recognize/ photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — gested contribution is $3. For those under class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- honor one of our Veteran’s. For members VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or and their guests only. would like to donate to our organization in back. displayed with honor and respect. Call the store or doctor visits for residents in visit www.stmargschool.org. to please call us. We are also looking for Alcoholics Anonymous Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are portation information call 435-843-4114. Eagles Children’s Choir Auditions chures or any history that pertains to the also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 For more information about the Tooele Education Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Tooele County area. If you would like to p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron center, call 435-843-4110. Social Room tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Tooele Technical College donate them to our organization, or if you Dr., Tooele. The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 would let us make a copy for the Tooele years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Programs with space available Tooele Pioneer Museum p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- County Historical Society, please call 435- Young People in Recovery owner and director of Blake Music Studios, 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open include the POST (Peace Officer ers, please tip accordingly. 882-1612. Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Standards Training) program (Satellite all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 vocal performance and has taught at the and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s Meetings p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. License (CDL) program and Software Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Groups and Events also on the first and third Friday of the and you are looking for an exceptional Open other times by appointment. Call Development. These programs and others Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park musical experience for them, this is it. For 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today Auxiliary Meetings are on the 2nd and Tooele County Arts Guild Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., more information and to register for an 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- and begin training for a promising career. 4th Monday of each month at 7 p.m. All artists from Tooele County age 13 Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- and above are welcome to join the Tooele Raffle 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at com or call 435-277-0755. es at 435-248-1800 for more information. County Arts Guild for an evening, or for Everything and Anything Raffle to be 435-255-9905. Mobile Vet Center the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Rocky Mountain Hospice Adult Education held August 22, 4 p.m. at the Aerie. Tickets To better serve veterans located in bership include the opportunity to display Family support group Want to have more meaning in your life. Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center Get your high school diploma this year $1.00/ea or 6/$5.00, all proceeds to the your artwork for show and sale in various Get your loved one sober. The USARA Do you want to do something that is sat- (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday at the Tooele Community Learning Center. Aerie home. venues around Tooele County, as well as Craft family support group is held isfying and of great service to your com- from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern All classes required for a high school Meat Raffle Drawing- September 5th we regular updates on events in our commu- Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- will have a $500.00 Meat Raffle Drawing, nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- room at the Tooele City Library. Group Hospice volunteer. No experience 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides aration and English as a second language tickets $5.00/ea or 5/$20.00, tickets avail- ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! books and materials provided. Craft is a required. All training, background check free, confidential counseling for theater are available. Register now to graduate able with your membership newsletter or Call 435-228-8217 for more information. free program for family members who and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. veterans of all conflicts. For further — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 in the Social Room, proceeds to the Aerie have a loved one with a substance use The only requirement is your desire to information contact Dave Brown at 801- Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- home. Ladies Community Club of disorder. For more information, call Heidi help someone in need. Please contact 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center cation classes are for students 18 and over. Membership Tooele Warr at 435-255-9905. Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov ESOL Delinquent Memberships have now To view upcoming events, learn more Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at ESOL conversational classes are held been dropped by the Grand Aerie, Please about our organization, or to become a Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Donate to library member, please visit gfwctooele.org. Join us the 2nd Monday of each month 801-397-4902. Please remember the “Friends of the Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele re-enroll by filling out an application for from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Tooele City Library” while doing home Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- re-enrollment and submitting to your TOPS Weight Loss Support Center in Tooele. The Tooele County The Next Chapter cleaning and donate your used books to dents may also come anytime the center is Secretary. Applications available in the Group Health Department’s Aging Services pro- The Next Chapter is a free social support the bookstore in the library. Money from open for individualized study. Registration Social Room. The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s and educational program to help widows book sales is used to support programs is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Weight Loss Support Group meets every Association Caregiver Support Groups. and widowers adjust to the loss of their within the library. The library is located at Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Tooele Elks Lodge Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church The groups are designed to provide emo- spouse through monthly activities. You 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call tion. located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. tional, educational and social support for are invited to join others who are on the 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Early Head Start Annual Cancer Golf Tournament Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. same page as you, to begin a new chapter org. Thank you for your support. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers We are proud to sponsor the Annual a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Books for the Whole Family NO COST weekly home visits for families Cancer Golf Tournament on Aug. 16. dren are invited to attend. Come and let Food Addicts in Recovery Shotgun start at Stansbury Park Golf Club more details. Donated children’s books and paper- who are eligible under the age of 3. Home us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Anonymous at 8 a.m. Cost is $60 per player. Sign up backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- visits include parent and child education, more information visit TOPS.org or con- Are you having trouble controlling the Sons of Utah Pioneers no later than August 14th at the Stansbury tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 assessments, and family support services way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Anyone interested in the history of Park Golf Club. Contact Tom at the Pro Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays including nutrition education. We also Museum volunteers needed Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah offer comprehensive health services for Shop 435-882-4162. ery program for anyone suffering from and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah expecting mothers including prenatal food addiction. Meetings are held every Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- parent education and support services. Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, to the library for projects and programs. Disabled Veterans tory or science? Volunteers at the museum ings due to the pandemic, but watch this Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the can gain new skills or practice old ones. bulletin and we will announce our next Community Book Sharing Box 882-3439. Chapter 20 north back entrance. For more informa- meeting, which will be a virtual meet- The “Little Free Library” book sharing We are looking for people to help with tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Free developmental evaluation The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County organization, exhibit development, gar- ing. Also watch for an announcement of box is a FREE Book Exchange. Anyone Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Chapter 20, for the Disabled American dening and educational program devel- can take a book or bring a book to share. foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- NO COST developmental evaluations for Veterans holds monthly general member- opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Come check out the newest box located attend. lic. For more information about the Sons children ages birth to 3. We provide a full ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, and year round. Scheduling is flexible. at 965 S. 1050 W. in Tooele. There are a of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, range of services for children with devel- 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Tooele County Aging variety of books for all ages. To learn more Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday To apply or request more information, Tooele County Aging is looking for and find a location near you go to www. of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and [email protected] littlefreelibrary.org, under the MAP tab, is to minimize the effects of the delay and send email to: [email protected] volunteers to help us meet the needs of invite all veterans to come join us in the seniors in the community. Many seniors enter your zip code. For more information reduce the need for long-term services Tooele Gem and Mineral Society TC Squares Dance Club throughout their school years. For more comradery with other veterans at our require assistance and need rides to doc- call or text Kathy Witt at 435-849-7806. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society The TC Squares Dance Club has begun information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has tors or other professionals. Rides help meets the first Thursday of the month. dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke ddivantage.org trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) seniors live more independent lives. Call to answer questions concerning your VA Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Grantsville 435-843-4114 for more information. The West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) the downstairs conference room of the Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers are available by appointment to help vet- Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. bring finger food to share. For more infor- Share the past Charity also are in need of volunteers. For more mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Share the past, submit a history, obitu- erans and their families submit claims for Come and learn about rocks, minerals, information about volunteering at the Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. Tooele Children’s Justice Center compensation, obtain health and educa- and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For website at tcsquares.com. The Family History Center in Grantsville Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- trips for rock collecting. Membership is volunteering at the Tooele Center call is assembling a record of Grantsville need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and vices are Free of Charge. For information, $15 per year. For more information email 435-843-4110. Tooele County Homemakers [email protected]. residents. Your submission may be made snacks. We appreciate all donations. For please join our monthly meetings. No We would like to invite all ladies to our inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 monthly meetings are held in December. Life’s Worth Living Foundation by emailing to [email protected] or by Local author seeks photos Homemakers club. Meetings are held on coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., S. 100 East, Tooele. Call commander Penny Larson 801-359- Suicide support group meetings are the first Tuesday of every month with a 8468 or Adjutant James Yale at 435-849- A local author and historian is seeking held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah original photographs of Saltair, Black luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 84074. Come in and receive help from our United Methodist Dinner 0521 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas at Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, September through May. Located at 151 trained consultants. For more information, 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and as well as any similar turn-of-the-century N Main, in the auditorium of the Health call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. no contact. the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Department and USU Extension offices. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is attractions and resorts for an upcoming thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. COVID-19 Help for DAV book project. Those who wish to con- Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due Senior Center cide, please plan on attending. Please go per year. For more information, call Eileen The senior center is for the enjoyment The Disabled American Veterans tribute information or photographs of First Baptist Food Pantry on Facebook and like our page to keep 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours National Office has established a relief these parks should contact Emma Penrod current with our latest news and events. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 fund to provide financial aid to service- at [email protected]. Contributions Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- offering an emergency food pantry to Thank you and we hope to see you all this p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and connected disabled veterans who have will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. meet the needs of our community. Hours September. exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, lost employment or income due to the released pictorial history book. There is are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued no such thing as too many photographs Parkinson’s disease Support Tooele County Quilters Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main as the author needs a minimum of 160 knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise grants are meant to help these disabled Group All meetings are held on the third Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. photographs, and any help is greatly program, wood carving and health service connected veterans, pay bills, A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Tuesday of each month in the Tooele appreciated. classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Baby blankets needed obtain food and provide for their families be overwhelming for the newly diag- County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues during these difficult times. homebound. Lunch served weekdays. Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- Tooele Valley Free Masons nosed. Tooele has a support group for are $20 per year to be paid at the first The application for this relief can be persons with Parkinson’s disease and their For 60 and above, suggested contribu- ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the meeting. found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans caregivers. You can learn how others are tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. Blankets should be new and in good second Friday of each month for din- will need to fully complete the application coping with PD and how to live well. We First Baptist Church Transportation available to the store or condition. Homemade blankets are also ner and socializing. If you are interested and provide documentation verifying meet the third Friday of each month from The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church doctor visits for residents in Tooele and accepted if new. Donations can be turned or have questions, please join us at the their status as a service-connected dis- 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon Grantsville areas. For transportation in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement abled veteran who has lost employment S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, for those who are in need of food. There information call 435-843-4114. For more Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at as a result of the pandemic. Disabled call Hal at 435-840-3683. are no requirements to receive food. information about the Grantsville center, Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with 435-277-0087. call 435-884-3446. any questions. veterans who are small business owners We hope to be a blessing to you. We are or who work independently and have Tooele Valley Family History Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele, 435- Daughters of Utah Pioneers Community Closet been negatively impacted financially as a Center to Recovery” 882-2048. The DUP is seeking any family histories, result of the virus may also be eligible for Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at Clean out your closets. The Community Research your ancestors free with photographs, books, stories or vintage Closet is accepting donations for gently this assistance. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the trained Family Search volunteers at the used clothing. Donations are accepted Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 at your neighborhood school. Contact W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Historical Society N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Bulletin Board Policy Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any Hours of operation: Tuesday through Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the questions. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Meetings Cancelled Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Due to the Corona Virus/Covid 19, our Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Moose meetings for April and May have been evenings by appointment only. Special profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or cancelled. We hope to see you Sept. 8, classes offered regularly. Call the center ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin www.exploretooele.com. Meals at Lodge 2020. for more information. cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- Friday and Saturday night dinners will Tooele Family Al-Anon Grantsville Irrigation be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Historical books ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. The allotment for residential users has Tooele County Historical Society’s books Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays

MY ANSWER Comics Page Puzzle Answers TOOELE TRANSCRIPT from page B2 BULLETIN Hidato Sol. 7/27 Delivering the News Heaven is where the Lord is in Tooele County for From the writings of the Corinthians 2:9). beyond the reach of man’s sat- More Than 120 Years Rev. Billy Graham While Heaven captures our ellites and telescopes, however, Q: Is Heaven a state of mind imagination, it’s more impor- does not mean that Heaven is Subscribe 435-882-0050 or a real place and is it really tant that the God of Heaven beyond the reach of our hearts. the place God lives, or is that captures our souls; for God “[Christ] is the image of simply symbolic? - H.R. is greater than Heaven. The the invisible God... by him all A: God set a firmament Bible says, “The... heavens can- things were created: things in in the midst of the waters, not contain [Him]” (1 Kings heaven and on earth, visible Your Local divided the waters from the 8:27) -- but He can contain His and invisible... all things were waters, and called the fir- whole creation in His hands. created by him and for him” Community mament “Heaven” (Genesis He measured the waters in the (Colossians 1:15-16, 1984 1:6-8). The word firmament hollow of His hand, marked NIV). Heaven is where the News. is one we aren’t accustomed off the heavens, held the dust Lord is, and Christ is Lord of Stay to hearing anymore; it comes of the earth in a basket, and Heaven and earth. He is able to from a Hebrew word meaning weighed the mountains on rule from Heaven and also live Informed. “firm” or “fixed.” The Bible scales (Isaiah 40:12). within our hearts. clearly defines Heaven as a The Bible says, “No eye has TOOELE created place. God said, “My seen, no ear has heard, no This column is based on the TRANSCRIPT own hand laid the foundations mind has imagined what God words and writings of the late BULLETIN of the earth, and my right has prepared for those who Rev. Billy Graham. Subscribe hand spread out the heavens” love him” (1 Corinthians 2:9. © 2020 Billy Graham (Isaiah 48:13, NIV; see also 1 NLT). Just because Heaven is Literary Trust 435-882-0050 B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 30, 2020 Hammer natural prints with garden leaves reen leaves just don’t patterns and delicate design, Colors vary in intensity, so you get the attention they and then print them onto fabric may wish to test several variet- Gdeserve. Usually, we with a zany technique using a ies on a piece of scrap fabric “ooh” and “aah” in the fall at hammer from the toolbox and first. the emerging splashy colors your child’s muscle and energy. Repeat the process with of crimson and golden leaves First, collect the fresh green additional leaves. Try it with on trees and bushes. But there leaves. Ferns from an indoor a few flowers, too, and see is infinite variety in the green floral bouquet also work well. how the beautiful colors from and the gray of those leaves Then, decide what you would nature appear. Label each print on trees, vegetable plants like to print, such as a plain with the name of the tree, and bushes that continually and sprouting greens from your white or cream-colored cotton plant or flower using a perma- grow, shade and add a natural trees, shrubs and vegetable fabric T-shirt, an apron, pot- nent marker. umbrella in gardens and parks garden, and look at them with holder or library book bag. Note: The natural pigments in the hottest of summer days. your kids through a magnifying Cover a hard, flat surface may eventually fade. Wash fab- Pick a handful of fresh leaves glass. Observe their intricate such as a picnic table or wood- ric in cold water. en breadboard with plain paper Extra Idea: You also may use bags. Set the fabric to be print- paper instead of fabric to create ed on top. If using a T-shirt or lovely stationery, gift tags or tote bag, place a sheet of wax bookmarks. paper or cardboard inside the • • • shirt or bag. Donna Erickson’s award- Arrange a leaf or fern on the winning series “Donna’s Day” fabric (secure it in place with is airing on public television small pieces of masking tape, nationwide. To find more of if you wish), and cover with a her creative family recipes and sheet of wax paper. Hammer activities, visit www.donnas- over the wax-paper-covered day.com and link to the NEW leaf until its color has been Donna’s Day Facebook fan absorbed into the fabric. It’s page. Her latest book is “Donna important that you hit every Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff part of the leaf to release the for Families.” natural pigments. Remove the leaf or fern and wax paper © 2020 Donna Erickson to reveal the natural image. Distributed by King Features Synd.

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A healthy diet includes Omega-3 and Omega-6 ette Midler, who played re-creation will benefit The BDolly Levi on Broadway World Central Kitchen to DEAR DR. ROACH: It on health is mixed, but those a handful or two) of flax seeds in “Hello, Dolly!” and Mama support restaurants that are seems that eating a healthy that come from processed as part of a meal, it is unlikely Rose in the TV production struggling. Thus the array of diet with an emphasis on nuts meat increase heart disease that they would interfere with of “Gypsy” (for which she big name stars, working for and seeds, fruits, vegetables and diabetes risk. Saturated fat medications enough to cause won an Emmy), will star in the cause, agreed to appear and grains is the best choice overall has little effect on heart any significant problem, for an HBO movie as the leg- in what must be the lowest for anyone. It’s been well- disease risk, but swapping most medications. endary Mae West. Director budget mini of all time. documented that omega-6 is saturated fat with unsaturated There are two situations that William Friedkin (Oscar In the first segment, inflammatory, whereas foods fats (both polyunsaturated and might merit concern: In power- winner for “The French Josh Gad and Fred Savage containing omega-3 are not. monounsaturated) appears to ful anti-clotting agents, such as Connection” and a nomi- played the grandson (origi- It seems to me that we should reduce heart disease risk. clopidogrel, flax seeds might nee for “The Exorcist”) will nally played by Savage to be consuming foods that have Polyunsaturated fats are prompt increased activity. direct a script by Harvey Peter Falk’s grandfather). more omega-3 in them. The categorized into the omega-3 Secondly, flax seeds may lower Fierstein (who wrote “Torch Rob Reiner (the director of only problem is that, from my family and the omega-6 fam- blood sugar a small amount. Song Trilogy” and “La Cage “The Princess Bride”), J.K. research, all nuts and seeds ily. I also have read in many harder to get omega-3 oils but In combination with insulin Aux Folles”) based on Mae Simmons and Adam Sandler with the exception of chia and places that omega-6 fats are get plenty of omega-6. or oral diabetes drugs, the West’s 1959 autobiography, took turns playing the grand- flaxseeds have a much higher “bad fats,” causing inflamma- • • • blood sugar could possibly dip “Goodness Had Nothing to father. Chris Pine, Common, ratio of the omega-6 to the tion. The best evidence, a 2014 DEAR DR. ROACH: I have lower than expected. I doubt Do With It.” When I first Sam Rockwell, Neil Patrick omega-3. This appears to be review of all controlled trials recently started transitioning either of these interactions met and photographed the Harris, Sophie Turner and the case with most foods, no published, showed that omega- to a plant-based diet for pre- is likely to cause harm, but it sex symbol, she was filming Lucas Hedges play Wesley matter which food group they 6 fats are NOT inflammatory ventative health reasons. While is reasonable to discuss with “Myra Breckinridge” and her in different segments. are in. How can any of the and that they DECREASE risk discussing the benefits of nuts your doctor if you are on one “escort” was an unknown Tiffany Haddish, Jennifer healthy foods be beneficial of heart disease compared with and seeds with a dietitian, they of the classes of medications actor named Tom Selleck. Garner, Leslie Bibb, David when so much more of the meat-based saturated fats. had a disclaimer that flax seed mentioned. Midler has the right amount Burtka, Annabelle Wallis, “bad fats” are being ingested? We should be consuming can interfere with medications • • • of campiness to play West, Joe Jonas, Alice Oswalt and -- Anon. both omega-3 and omega-6 and to eat them two hours Dr. Roach regrets that who was a sex symbol until Jenna Ortega essay Princess ANSWER: Dietary fats are polyunsaturated fats, mostly before or one hour after tak- he is unable to answer indi- the day she died at age 87. Buttercup. Hugh Jackman categorized into four groups: from plant sources. The data ing medications. I would not vidual questions, but will • • • and David Oyelowo took monounsaturated, polyun- support that nuts and seeds sit down and eat a handful of incorporate them in the Now that talk shows are turns as Humperdinck, saturated, saturated and trans- are foods we should be eating flax seeds, but now I am afraid column whenever possible. interviewing guests from while Jack Black does Dread saturated. It is accepted that more of, but we also should be to use them in the meals I pre- Readers may email questions their homes, thanks to social Pirate Roberts. Diego Luna, monounsaturated fats have a eating good sources of omega- pare at all. Can you help me to ToYourGoodHealth@med. distancing, are we really Oscar Nunez, Finn Wolfhard, healthy effect, reducing heart 3, including fatty fish, the chia make a good decision in using cornell.edu. ready for a miniseries that Keegan-Michael Key, Nick disease risk, while trans-satu- and flaxseeds you mentioned, them? -- J.E. was shot in the homes of the Kroll and Pedro Pascal took rated fats are clearly harmful. as well as walnuts and canola ANSWER: For people eat- © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. cast on their smartphones? on Inigo Montoya. Also, Dave The effect of saturated fats oil. Most people have to work ing reasonable amounts (like All Rights Reserved The new service Quibi Bautista, Jason Segal, Patton dropped what it is calling Oswalt, Rainn Wilson, David a miniseries DIY remake of Spade, Jon Hamm and Don the classic 1987 film “The Johnson participated. as a Jack the Ripper suspect. the summertime. rups while riding horses. Princess Bride.” Instead of We commend them for Although there is no physi- • Need one more reason to • In the 18th century, King being a feature-length movie, lending their talents to a cal evidence to back up this hate Mondays? Scientists George I of England declared it features short bursts of worthy cause, sans make- bizarre claim, independent have found that even if you pigeon poop to be the prop- scenes, under five minutes, up and sets for five-minute researchers say the imagery maintain a steady weight, erty of the Crown because it with an array of big-name Quibi bursts for our smart- in Thompson’s poetry, plus you’ll weigh the most on that could be used to make gun- stars playing the same roles phones. Is this how we’ll be his background as a medical BY LUCIE WINBOURNE day of the week. powder. in different segments. watching films in the future? student, are valid grounds • • • With Norman Lear’s bless- Guess the days of a cartoon • There is symbolism in for suspicion! • Only a quarter of the Sahara ing (he holds the film rights) and a double feature and are Disney’s Cinderella mosaic. Desert is sandy. Thought for the Day: “I slept • Sorry, but that cream filling and under the direction of gone forever! The company says that and I dreamed that life is all in Twinkies isn’t cream at all • High heels came into circula- “Ghostbusters” director Jason “guests can see that each joy. I woke and I saw that life is -- it’s vegetable shortening. tion in roughly 10 B.C. They Reitman, this “fan-made” © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. of Cinderella’s stepsisters were worn by men of the all service. I served and I saw • Due to heat expansion of its appears with her own special Persian Cavalry not as a fash- that service is joy.” iron, the Eiffel Tower can facial tint. One sister displays ion statement, but to help -- Kahlil Gibran “grow” by up to 6 inches in a red tint to show that she their boots stay in their stir- © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. is ‘red with rage,’ while the other sister displays a green tint to show that she is ‘green with envy,’ as they watch Cinderella try on the glass slipper to reveal a perfect fit.” • Eating more candy in one sitting causes fewer cavities than spacing it out through the day. • “The Hound of Heaven” poet Francis Thompson is listed THURSDAY July 30, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 ASK AMY Tragic loss brings on a strange family demand Dear Amy: I lost my hus- every day. He and I built our baby shower, next month. by the number of queries I old mother’s unhealthy hoard- band in a tragic accident a year life here, and I have chosen to While she and I have dili- receive from people who seem ing. ago. We had no children, so Amy Dickinson stay here, in our home. My job gently attended each other’s to believe that an invitation My sister and I did exactly I’m alone now, but I am seeing GUEST COLUMNIST and friends are here. I want to events in the past, I don’t feel creates a rock-solid commit- as you suggested and had one a grief counselor. continue to live in the home he comfortable attending her ment that they then must try sibling take mom out while the For the past few months, my and I made together. I know baby shower due to COVID-19 to “get out of.” other cleaned, organized, and in-laws have been asking -- or this is not what you want to concerns. An invitation does not tie removed trash. more like telling -- me to move right now. I don’t want to live hear. I care very much about I’m the new mom of a six- you to the railroad tracks. Your When mom came home, she in with them as soon as COVID with them and am fine where I you and I will be out to visit month old baby. I work from good friend is inviting you to was not happy - but she didn’t is over. Their logic is that they am. They live in another state, as soon as I can, but I won’t be home. My only childcare is my her shower because she likely complain. In fact, I think she need me, and I shouldn’t be so I’d have to quit my job, moving in with you.” mother, who is in her 60s. attended your baby shower was relieved. I think she had alone right now. which I also don’t want to do. You should add that you I have not left my house (and other events in your life). become paralyzed by her situ- I don’t want to move in with How can I get through to have been seeing a grief (aside from two visits with the She may assume that you ation. them. They’re good people, them? I don’t want to hurt counselor, and that the coun- pediatrician) since the begin- won’t be able to attend, but – Improved but they are very controlling, them because obviously they seling has helped you. The ning of the pandemic. I even if she hadn’t invited you, you Dear Improved: Hoarding which is one reason my hus- are as grief-stricken as I am, Compassionate Friends (com- get my groceries delivered. might feel excluded. is a serious disorder. It is over- band didn’t even want to live but I’m worried that I will snap passionatefriends.org), or their I’m gravely concerned for You do not need to create whelming for the entire family too close to them. and say something awful if local hospice center will have the health of my family (espe- excuses, or explain yourself. system. I have politely declined they keep pushing me on this. recommendations for them. cially my baby and my mom). Simply tell your friend, “I hate dozens of times, but they keep – Grieving Widow Once you’ve read the letter I don’t want to run the risk of to miss this, but as you know, I You can email Amy Dickinson saying, “It’s decided” and they Dear Grieving: I hope you and are satisfied with it, send contracting the virus at the am laying very low these days.” at askamy@amydickinson. “won’t take no for an answer.” will choose to discuss this with it to them. Understand that baby shower and I also don’t You might choose to send com or send a letter to Ask They have told me that they your grief counselor. this repeated entreaty might be want to hurt my friend’s feel- her a gift from her registry and Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, are coming to get me and my I suggest writing down their way of coping with their ings. a handwritten card. NY 13068. You can also follow stuff as soon as it is safe to do your thoughts. Use loving own loss. What do you think I should her on Twitter @askingamy or so. and unequivocal language: do? Dear Amy: “Loving Facebook. I don’t have the emotional “Frederick loved you so much. Dear Amy: I just received an – Torn Daughter” was trying to figure © 2020 by Amy Dickinson. bandwidth to deal with this We are all grieving. I miss him invitation for my close friend’s Dear Torn: I am surprised out how to tackle her 90-year- INTERPERSONAL EDGE POETRY Tolerating the intolerable ‘Getting Out of Bed After Surgery’ .C. Hahn is an American down Q: I’m depressed with the those who won’t walk through Spoet now living in must rise to meet a life that situation in my workplace and hell is a question of whether Stockholm where, as you’ll stands waiting. the world. I’m putting one foot see, it can be every bit as Ted Kooser you believe you’re worth get- U.S. POET LAUREATE in front of the other but can’t Daneen Skube ting to know. hard to get out of bed after 2004 – 2006 We do not accept unsolicited see any light at the end of this GUEST COLUMNIST If we cannot grow and learn an operation as it is here. submissions. American Life in tunnel. How do I keep going while we are suffering then we You can hear the machinery Poetry is made possible by The with the idea it is only going to will never transform anything creaking, can’t you? Poetry Foundation (www.poet- get worse? about ourselves. The way we his body, first untucking ryfoundation.org), publisher A: You can keep going with If you can tolerate the dark learn to suffer and change at Getting Out of Bed After the legs to lower of Poetry magazine. It is also the idea that it’s only going to places inside yourself you’ll the same time is to turn and Surgery them down to the floor, supported by the Department get worse understanding that find your soul resides there. face the feelings we believe then bracing the beam of English at the University nothing absolutely nothing There’s an irony that we only will kill us. Otherwise, we can This site has no industrial of a left arm against the of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem lasts forever. If we like our cur- find the angels of our best change our geography, change crane that swings mattress, the right hand copyright ©2020 by S.C. rent moment...it will change. selves during our most hellish our circumstances, or change an arm around and lowers gripping a bed rail, and Hahn, “Getting Out of Bed If we don’t like our current moments. our jobs but we never change it to receive then the engine of pain After Surgery,” (2020). Poem moment...it will change. The Bible has a quote about the one thing we cannot a load to raise—pallets of turns the whole contrap- reprinted by permission of Currently our business experiencing our soul in places escape...ourselves. bricks for a wall tion of bone and flesh S.C. Hahn. Introduction copy- environment is constricting. we fear will kill us, “Even or rods of steel rebar that into a slow motion, up in right © 2020 by The Poetry Businesses aren’t expanding, though I walk through the The last word(s) will arc increments Foundation. The introduction’s organizations aren’t hiring, valley of the shadow of death, Q: I’m losing my mind with in a bridge high over a like a demolition film author, Ted Kooser, served as and money is tight. Business I fear no evil, for You (the my kids at home and trying to river: here is only that’s run in reverse United States Poet Laureate and everything else in nature divine) are with me.” We often work. Am I a bad mother? a bed, the low hill of a until a newer center of Consultant in Poetry to the goes in cycles. only meet our soul, and dis- A: Nope you are a human sheet, and an older gravity is reached, Library of Congress from My kids and I received cher- cover our resilience when there being that is learning that man whose gears, stiff with and the laws of physics 2004-2006. ries from a neighbor’s tree. We is no alternative. multi-tasking is an illusion. disuse, are leveraging require that whatever is decided to try planting them. A I’ve had clients say, “I’d Until childcare and school trick to seed planting is to put rather die than feel those feel- resumes lower your bar for the seeds first in the freezer ings.” My response is, “Then parenting and work. simulating winter. After suffer- you’ll never truly live because ing through the cold the seeds all your decisions will be based Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- burst forth when planted and around avoiding those feel- tive coach, trainer, therapist and The importance of small things so will our economy after this ings!” The bottom line truth speaker, also appears as the FOX winter. is what we resist persists. The Channel’s “Workplace Guru” Let it never be forgotten make him a philosopher. It is unhonored and unsung. There Seeing both cycles of con- fear we face loses power. each Monday morning. She’s the that glamour is not greatness; what the unimportant do that is, therefore, no life, however traction and expansion means Many situations in life author of “Interpersonal Edge: applause is not fame; noise is really counts and determines humble, but may take its place we rest during contractions can throw us into intolerable Breakthrough Tools for Talking not influence; prominence is the course of history. 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Sorry, no money, but that does not make would soon die but for the -Dr. Joseph R. Sizoc Yes, we’ll have more adver- a rich life. personal replies. him a success; a student may fidelity, loyalty and consecra- sity. No this may not be our Obviously I’m not advocat- © 2020 Interpersonal Edge be clever, but that does not tion of those whose names are last pandemic and certainly ing that you seek hell out. we can guarantee it’s not our However, when hell seeks you last crisis. However permanent out walk through the intoler- pessimism is not an effective able feelings. If not hell will strategy. continue to stalk you and you’ll If we chase the outgoing tide have to keep running. The during expansion, we’re too older we get the slower we run tired to work when that tide from hell. Follow us on Facebook! comes in. Intense adversity After over 30 years as a ther- introduces us to dark places apist and executive coach I’ve inside ourselves. 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Wherever there have been heroes, there have been scouts, and cially to the aged, protected the weak, and helped others to live to be a scout means to be prepared to do the right thing at the better. They taught themselves to be strong, so as to be able to The Boy Scouts right moment, no matter what the consequences may be. The protect their country against enemies. They kept themselves way for achievement in big things is the preparing of one’s self for strong and healthy, so that they might be prepared to do all of JOHN L. ALEXANDER doing the big things — by going into training and doing the little these things at a moment’s notice, and do them well. YOUNG FOLKS TREASURY 1919 things well. So the boy scout of today must be chivalrous, manly, and With the demise of the Boy Scouts of America (now Scouts BSA), To be a good scout one should know something about the gentlemanly. it may be informative to reminisce on the original goals of this once woods and the animals that inhabit them, and how to care for When he gets up in the morning he may tie a knot in his neck- great American institution. The following is from the Young Folks one’s self when camping. tie, and leave the necktie outside his vest until he has done a Treasury book series published 1909-1919 and was part of the The habits of animals can be studied by stalking them and good turn. Another way to remind himself is to wear his scout volume of that series devoted to “Ideal Home Life.” At the time Mr. watching them in their native haunts. The scout should never kill badge reversed until he has done his good turn. The good turn Alexander wrote this article the Boy Scout organization in America an animal or other living creature needlessly. There is more sport may not be a very big thing — help an old lady across the street; was only a few years old. It is hoped one can understand the appeal in stalking animals to photograph them, and in coming to know remove a banana skin from the pavement so that people may of this program, especially for young boys of that era. their habits, than in hunting to kill. not fall; remove from streets or roads broken glass, dangerous to But woodcraft means more than this. It means not only the fol- automobile or bicycle tires; give water to a thirsty horse; or deeds he aim of the Boy Scouts is to promote the ability in boys to lowing of tracks and other signs, but it means to be able to read similar to these. Tdo things for themselves and others. The method is summed them. To tell how fast the animal which made the tracks was The scout also ought to know how to save life. He ought to be up in the term Scoutcraft, and is a combination of observation, going; to tell whether he was frightened, suspicious, or other- able to make a stretcher; to throw a rope to a drowning person; deduction, and handiness, or the ability to do things. Scoutcraft wise. to drag an unconscious person from a burning building, and to includes instruction in first aid, life saving, tracking, signaling, Woodcraft also enables the scout to find his way, no matter resuscitate a person overcome by gas fumes. He ought also to cycling, nature study, seamanship, campcraft, woodcraft, chival- where he is. It teaches him the various kinds of wild fruit, roots, know the method of stopping runaway horses, and he should ry, patriotism, and other subjects. This is accomplished in games nuts, etc., which are good for food, or are the favorite food of have the presence of mind and the skill to calm a panic and deal and team play, and is pleasure, not work, for the boy. All that animals. with street and other accidents. is needed is the out-of-doors, a group of boys, and a competent By woodcraft a scout may learn a great number of things. He This means also that a boy scout must always be in the pink of leader. may be able to tell whether the tracks were made by an animal condition. A boy cannot do things like these unless he is healthy In all ages there have been scouts, the place of the scout being or by man, bicycle, automobile, or other vehicle. By having his and strong. Therefore, he must be systematically taking exercise, on the danger line of the army or at the outposts, protecting those power of observation trained he can tell by very slight signs, such playing games, running, and walking. It means that he must sleep of his company who confide in his care. as the sudden flying of birds, that someone is moving very near enough hours to give him the necessary strength, and if possible The army scout was the soldier who was chosen out of all the him, though he may not be able to see the person. to sleep very much in the open, or at least with the windows of army to go out on the skirmish line. Through woodcraft, then, a boy may train his eye, and be able his bedroom open both summer and winter. The pioneer, who was out on the edge of the wilderness, to observe things that otherwise would pass unnoticed. In this It means also that he should take a cold bath often, rubbing guarding the men, women, and children in the stockade, was also way he may be able to save animals from pain, as a horse from an dry with a rough towel. He should breathe through the nose and a scout. Should he fall asleep, or lose control of his faculties, or ill-fitting harness. He may also be able to see little things which not through the mouth. He should at all times train himself to fail on his watch, then the lives of the men, women, and children may give him the clue to great things and so be able to prevent endure hardships. paid the forfeit, and the scout lost his honor. harm and crime. In addition to these the scout should be a lover of his country. But there have been other kinds of scouts besides war scouts Besides woodcraft one must know something of camp life. One He should know his country — how many states there are in it, and frontier scouts. They have been the men of all ages who have of the chief characteristics of the scout is to be able to live in the what are its natural resources, scope, and boundaries. He ought gone out on new and strange adventures, and through their work open, know how to put up tents, build huts, throw up a lean-to to know something of its history, its early settlers, and of the have benefited the people of the earth. Thus, Columbus discov- for shelter, or make a dugout in the ground, how to build a fire, great deeds that won his land, how they settled along the banks ered America , the Pilgrim Fathers founded New England, the how to procure and cook food, how to bind logs together so as to of the James River; how Philadelphia, New York, and other great early English settlers colonized Jamestown, and the Dutch built construct bridges and rafts, and how to find his way by night as cities were founded; how the Pilgrim Fathers established New up New York. In the same way the hardy Scotch-Irish pushed well as by day in a strange country. England and laid the foundation for our national life; how the west and made a new home for the American people beyond the Living in the open in this way, and making friends of the trees, scouts of the Middle West saved all that great section of the coun- Alleghanies and the Rockies. the streams, the mountains, and the stars, gives a scout a great try for the republic. He ought to know how Texas became part These peace scouts had to be as well prepared as any war deal of confidence and makes him love the natural life around of the United States, and how our national heroes stretched out scouts. They had to know scoutcraft. They had to know how to him. their hands, north and south, east and west, to make one great live in the woods, and be able to find their way anywhere, with- To be able to tell the difference between the trees by their bark united country. out other chart or compass than the sun and stars, besides being and leaves is a source of pleasure; to be able to make a bed out of He ought to know the history of the important wars. He ought able to interpret the meaning of the slightest signs of the forest rough timber, or weave a mattress or mat out of grass on which to to know about our army and navy flags and the insignia of rank and the foot tracks of animals and men. sleep is a joy. And all of these things a good scout should know. of our officers. He ought to know the kind of government he lives They had to know how to live so as to keep healthy and strong, Then, too, a good scout must be chivalrous. That is, he should under, and what it means to live in a republic. He ought to know to face any danger that came their way, and to help one another. be as manly as the knights or pioneers of old. He should be what is expected of him as a citizen of his state and nation, and These scouts of old were accustomed to take chances with death unselfish. He should show courage. He must do his duty. He what to do to help the people among whom he lives. and they did not hesitate to give up their lives in helping their should show benevolence and thrift. He should be loyal to his In short, to be a good scout is to be a well-developed, well- comrades or country. In fact, they left everything behind them, country. He should be obedient to his parents, and show respect informed boy. comfort and peace, in order to push forward into the wilderness to those who are his superiors. He should be very courteous to The easiest way to become a boy scout is to join a patrol that beyond. And much of this they did because they felt it to be their women. One of his obligations is to do a good turn every day to has already been started. This patrol may be in a Sunday School, duty. someone. He should be cheerful and seek self-improvement, and Boys’ Club, Young Men’s Christian Association, Young Men’s These little-known scouts could be multiplied indefinitely by should make a career for himself. Hebrew Association, Young Men’s Catholic Association, or any going back into the past ages and reading the histories and stories All these things were characteristics of the old-time American other organization to which you may belong. If there is no patrol of the knights of King Arthur, of the Crusaders, and of the great scouts and of the King Arthur knights. Their honor was sacred. near you, get some man interested enough to start one by giving explorers and navigators of the world. They were courteous and polite to women and children, espe- him all the information.

Fires. Mrs. Royall is our Chief Guardian.” She went on to explain at once!” Laura cried as the girls arranged themselves into a large about the work and play, the tests and rewards, ending with, “But circle. “What are those girls over there doing?” The Camp Fire Girls you’ll understand it all so much better after our Council Camp Fire “They are the Fire Makers. They were Wood Gatherers for over tonight.” three months, and they have met the requirements for the second IDA T. THURSTON Laura nodded. “What kind of girls is it for — poor girls — work- class. Some of the others are to be made Fire Makers tonight. FROM “THE TORCH BEARERS” 1913 ing girls?” she asked. Watch Mary Miles — the one rubbing two sticks. She will make The Camp Fire Girls was an organization founded in Vermont in “It is for any kind of girls — just girls, you know. Of course we fire without matches or at least she will try.” 1912 partly to provide similar experiences for girls that boys were can’t admit any bad ones; nothing else matters. Dorothy Groves The girl, with one knee on the ground, was rubbing one stick having in the new and popular Boy Scouts of America. It was replaced is one of my twelve, and I’ve two dear little high school girls; all briskly back and forth in the groove of another. A little group and became known as Camp Fire Boys and Girls in 1975 and later the rest are working girls. They can stay here at the camp only two beside her watched with eager interest; two of the girls were hold- simply Camp Fire. The original organization spawned a series of nov- weeks — some of them only ten days — the working girls, I mean; ing lanterns, and Mrs. Royall stood near her, watch in hand. The els for girls through the 1930s. This excerpt is taken from one of them. and it would make your heart ache to see how much those ten days talk and laughter had ceased as the circle formed, and now in mean to them, and how intensely they enjoy even the commonest silence, all eyes were centered on the girl. Faster and faster her “ OHELO — wohelo — wo-he-lo!” pleasures of camping out.” hands moved to the accompaniment of a whining, scraping sound W The clear, musical call, rising from the green tangle of “Who pays for them?” demanded Laura. that rose at intervals to a shrill squeak. At last a tiny puff of smoke the forest that fringed the bay, seemed to float lingeringly above “They pay for themselves. It’s no charity, and the charges are arose, and the girl blew carefully until she had a glowing spark the treetops and out over the wide stretch of gleaming water to a very low. They wouldn’t come if it were charity.” which she fed with tiny shreds of wood, until suddenly it blazed girl in a green canoe. She listened intently until the last faint echo The girls were now alongside the big white yacht with its shin- up brightly. Then springing lightly to her feet she stood erect, the died away, then began paddling rapidly toward the wooded slope. ing brass, and Judge Haven was helping them up the steps. flaming wood in her outstretched hand distinctly revealing her “I’m going to find out what that means,” said the girl to herself. Fifteen minutes later they were on their way back to the camp, happy triumphant face against the dark background of the pines. “It sounded like an Indian call, but I’m sure those were not Indian but this time in a boat rowed by two of the crew. Mrs. Royall met There was a ready chorus of applause as Mrs. Royall announced, voices.” them and made Laura cordially welcome. “Thirty seconds within the time limit, Mary. Well done! Now light On and on, steadily, swiftly, swept the green canoe, until, round- “She’s just the right one — a real camp mother,” said Anne, as the Council Fire.” ing a wooded point, it slipped suddenly into a beautiful little cove. she led her friend over to a group gathered on the grass before one The girl stepped forward and touched her flaming brand to the Here there was a floating dock with a small fleet of canoes and of the tents. “And these are my own girls,” she added, introducing wood that had been made ready by the other Fire Makers, and rowboats surrounding it, and with steps leading up the slope. The each by name. soon the flames began to blaze and crackle, filling the air with a girl smiled as she stepped lightly out on the dock and fastened her “You’ve got to take me right in,” Laura told them. “I can’t help spicy fragrance and sending a vivid glow across the circle of intent canoe to one of the rings. it if I am an odd number — I’m going to belong to this particular young faces. Laura caught her breath as she looked around the “A girls’ camp it surely is,” she said to herself. “I’m going to get a Camp Fire tonight.” circle. glimpse of it, anyhow.” “Of course we’ll take you in! Aren’t you Miss Anne’s friend?” said “What a picture!” she whispered. “It is lovely !” Running up the steps, she followed a well-trodden path through one, as she snuggled down on the grass beside Laura. “I’m so glad At a signal from Mrs. Royall the girls now gathered closer about a pine grove. In a few minutes, through the trees, she caught the that you came down to our Council Fire night!” the fire and, led by Anne Wentworth, repeated in unison the beau- gleam of white tents and stopped to reconnoiter. A dozen or more Laura’s eyes swept the group. “You must have good times here tiful Fire Ode. tents were set irregularly around an open space; also there was a — you all look so happy,” she answered. In a few clear-cut sentences Mrs. Royall then spoke of the Camp large frame building with canvas instead of boards on two sides, They chatted of camp plans and happenings until the talk was Fire symbolism — of fire as the living, renewing, all-pervading and adjoining this a small frame shack, evidently a kitchen; and interrupted by a clear musical call that floated softly out of the element — of “Our brother, the fire, bright and pleasant, and very girls were everywhere. gathering dusk. mighty and strong,” as being the underlying spirit — the heart “Oh!” said the girl under her breath as she peered through “How beautiful! What is it?” Laura asked, as all the girls started of this new order of the girls of America, just as the hearth-fire is the green branches. “I wonder if I dare venture —” She broke off up. the heart of the home. She spoke of the brown chevron with the abruptly, staring in surprise at a group approaching her. Then she “It’s the bugle call to the Council,” one explained, “and here crossed sticks, the symbol of the Wood Gatherer, of the blue and ran forward, crying out, “Why, Anne Wentworth — to think of comes Miss Anne.” orange symbol of the Fire Maker, and of the complete insignia finding you here!” Laura glanced curiously at her friend’s dress. It was a long loose combining both of these with the touch of white representing “To think of finding you here, Laura Haven! Where did you drop garment of dark brown, fringed at the bottom and the sleeves. A smoke from the flame, worn by the Torch Bearer. She tried to from!” cried the other. The two were holding each other’s hands band of beadwork was fastened over her forehead, and she wore a make clear the beautiful meaning of each symbol. and looking into each other’s faces with eyes full of glad surprise. long necklace of bright-colored beads. When the roll-call was read, each girl, as she answered to her “I? I didn’t drop — I climbed — up the steps from the landing,” “What is it — a robe of state?” inquired Laura. name, gave also the number of honors she had earned since the said Laura. “I was out on the bay in my canoe — we came up yes- “Yes, the ceremonial dress,” Anne told her, “but you can’t see in last meeting. There was a report of the last Council, and then each terday in the yacht. I heard that beautiful Indian call, and I just had this light how pretty it is. Come on, we must join the procession.” girl told of some good deed which she had seen or heard of since to find out where it came from, and what it meant. I suspected a “What has become of your girls?” asked Laura. “They were here the last meeting — things ranging all the way from hunting for a girls’ camp, but of course I never dreamed of finding you here. Do a moment ago.” lost glove to going for the doctor at midnight when a girl was taken tell me all about it. It is a camp, isn’t it?” “They have gone to get their necklaces,” replied Anne. “My girls suddenly ill in camp. “Yes, we are Camp Fire Girls,” Anne Wentworth replied. She are all Wood Gatherers as yet — we’ve not been organized long, “There’s a new member to be received tonight. Here she comes,” glanced behind her, but the others had disappeared. “They van- you know; but they’ve been working hard for honors, and for every said Anne, when the reports were all given. ished for fear they might be in the way,” she said. “I’m so glad honor they are entitled to add a bead to their necklaces.” Laura watched the new member as she stepped out of the circle you’re here, Laura, for this is the night for our Council Fire. You “Yours then must represent a great many honors.” and crossed over to the Chief Guardian. Mrs. Royall then went can stay, can’t you — I’m sure you would be interested.” “Yes,” said Anne, “you see it incites the girls to work for honors through the ritual for taking in a new member, which closes with “Stay — how long? It’s after sunset now.” when they see that their Guardians have worked and won them. the lines: “Oh, stay all night with me, and all day tomorrow! You must The red beads show that the wearer has won health-honors by “As bundles are brought from the forest stay to the Council Fire tonight, anyhow.” keeping free from colds, headaches, etc., for a number of months, Firmly held by the sinews which bind them, “I’d like to stay, but father won’t know where I am.” Laura’s or by sleeping out of doors, or by engaging in some sort of athlet- So cleave to these others, your sisters, voice was full of regret. ics — walking, swimming, rowing, or the like. The blue ones are Whenever, wherever you find them. “Why can’t you go back and tell him? I’ll go with you,” Anne for nature study; the black and gold, for business; and so on. Each Be strong as the bundles are sturdy; suggested. bead has a meaning for the girl — it tells a story — and the more Be pure in your deepest desire; “Will there be time before your Council Fire?” she wins, the finer her record, of course.” Be true to the truth that is in you, “Yes, if we hurry — wait one minute.” Anne called to the near- “What a splendid idea! How the girls will prize their necklaces And follow the law of the fire.” est girl, gave her a brief message, and turned again to her friend. by and by, and enjoy recalling the stories connected with them !” The girl returned to her place in the circle; and, at a sign from “Come on, we’ve no time to lose, but I know how you can make “Yes,” agreed Anne, “they will hand them down to their daugh- Anne Wentworth, four of her girls followed her as she moved for- a canoe fly,” she said, and hand in hand the two went scurrying ters as a new kind of heirloom, but —” with a laugh she added, ward and stood before Mrs. Royall. From a paper in her hand she through the grove and down to the landing. Then, while the canoe “that’s looking a long way ahead, isn’t it ?” read the names of the four girls, and declared that they had all met swept swiftly over the water, Anne Wentworth answered the eager By this time the two were in the midst of a merry procession of the tests for the second grade, that is, the Fire Makers. questions of her friend. girls from twelve to twenty years old; perhaps a third of them were The Chief Guardian turned to the four. “It’s a new organization — the Camp Fire Girls,” she explained. wearing the ceremonial dress. “What is your desire?” she asked, and together they repeated “It is something like the Boy Scouts, only better suited for girls. It “What a cheerful company they are!” exclaimed Laura, as the the lines of the ceremonial for this degree. aims to help them to be healthy, useful, trustworthy, and happy. procession — a few of the girls carrying lanterns — followed a A few moments of silence followed, then the circle broke into Health — work — love — as shown in service — these are the winding path through the woods. “And Laura,” said her friend, “if laughing and chattering groups. Lanterns were lighted, and every ideals on which we try to build. We have three grades. First, a girl you could only see the difference a few days here makes in some spark of the Council Fire was carefully extinguished. Back through becomes a Wood Gatherer; then, after passing certain tests, a Fire girls who have had all work and no play — like some of mine! It is the woods the procession wound, laughing, talking, sometimes Maker; and at last, a Torch Bearer.” so delightful to see them grow merry and glad day by day. But here breaking into snatches of song, the lanterns throwing strange “And which are you?” asked Laura. we are. This is our Council Chamber.” wavering patches of light into the dense darkness of the woods on “I’m a Guardian — that is, I am the head one of our City Camp “I want as many eyes as a spider so that I can look every way either side. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 30, 2020 SALT LAKE VALLEY BUICK GMC 801-265-1511 www.SLVBUICKGMC.COM 725 West 3300 South Salt Lake City Utah 84119 2020 BUICK ENCLAVE TOTAL SAVINGS UP TO

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