High School Spring 2021 TOOELE VALLEY Sports Magazine SPRING SPORTS inside Clark, seniors lead strong Stansbury TOOELE squad SEE PAGE 4 RANSCRIPT BASEBALL SOFTBALL T SOCCER TOOELE S  TRACK TENNIS GRANTSVILLE GOLF T  C STANSBURY CHEER S  Cayden Clark photo Zack Hamilton SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 22, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 94 $1.00 Crime in the city went down during the COVID pandemic

have gone down as well. City police report 3.2% drop in all crimes for 2020 “There are two areas that have gone up during the pandemic,” said Hansen. CEILLY SUTTON In 2019, there were 5,967 crimes “Driving under the influence and public STAFF WRITER reported, that works out to a reduction intoxication.” During the 2020 pandemic Tooele of 188 or a 3.2% decrease, in reported In 2020, police gave out 91 DUI’s City’s crime statistics were significantly crimes for 2020. and 267 public intoxication citations, lower than 2019, according to the “One type of crime that went down compared to 69 DUI’s and 165 intoxica- City’s police department. during the pandemic was drug pos- tions in 2019. In 2020, the Tooele City Police session and possession of drug para- Domestic violence reports stayed Department received reports of 5,779 phernalia,” said Hansen. “We had 405 relatively the same as the year prior, crimes reported, according to Lt. reported cases in 2020, compared to according to Hansen. Jeremy Hansen, public information 505 reported cases in 2019.” FILE PHOTO officer. All other types of crime, but three, SEE CRIME PAGE A5 ® Tooele City Police report a decrease in overall crime during the pandemic in 2020.

More county tourism grants approved Advisory board advises County Council to consider TV series funding

TIM GILLIE mended not funding the At EDITOR Your Leisure request, but the The Tooele County Council County Commission approved approved five grants from the $30,000 for the AYL request. County’s tourism fund totaling “It’s our recommendation 6 TIME STATE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CHAMPIONS $48,384 during their meeting that the Council look at those on Tuesday night. (the AYL) services as an RFP The Council also discussed a for services,” said Shaw. “Their COURTESY STANSBURY HIGH SCHOOL $63,000 tourism grant request services are not really trace- Stanbury High School Drama took from the producers of At Your able. The return on investment first place in the state Theatre Leisure, an independent televi- is not being seen in our hotels.” sion show that promotes out- Funding for AYL could be door recreation, for $63,000. done by the Council outside of The At Your Leisure request the TTAB process as part of a is one that has been a hot topic County budget item for tour- and divided the Tourism Tax ism, suggested Shaw. Advisory Board in the past, After a short discussion, according to Tracy Shaw, TTAB the County Council appeared Tooele County Council approves chairperson. In 2020 the TTAB recom- SEE GRANTS PAGE A5 ® Faust Road request for proposals

TIM GILLIE one week ago. road reduces response time, Lopez said. EDITOR Brittany Lopez, interim county man- There have been 42 emergency calls The Tooele County voted to issue a ager, said that the road department to the Faust Road area in the last 12 request for proposals to repave Faust spends 9% of their grading time on months, according to Lopez. Road, including installing a cemented Faust Road which is about 1% of the During the public comment session road base, during their meeting on county’s unpaved roads. at the end of Tuesday night’s meeting, Tuesday evening. “It needs to be graded more, but they Tooele County Sheriff Paul Wimmer The vote to approve an RFP came don’t have the time to do it,” Lopez said he supports the repaving of Faust after a brief revisit of their discussion at said. Road. last week’s work session meeting on the The reason the Roads Department Faust Road connects the Five Mile budget transfer to pay for the work. has requested that the road be repaved Pass Recreation Area with other well Council Chairman Tom Tripp intro- is for safety reasons, according to used recreation areas in the County. It’s duced the agenda item at Tuesday’s Lopez. not unusual to be at a call in one area meeting by stating that there have been A lot of people use the Faust Road and get a call to respond to another “concerns about urgency and appropri- area for recreation and camping, espe- area, Wimmer said. FILE PHOTO ateness” of the project expressed since cially in recreational vehicles. When Lyndsie Medlyn and Laurie Hurst taste the light honey and complete a their public discussion about the road they have an emergency, the unpaved SEE FAUST PAGE A5 ® judging sheet at the Honey Harvest Festival held at Clark Historic Farm.

Local law enforcement will collect old prescriptions

CEILLY SUTTON according to local law enforce- bring in their old or expired oxone, information, and swag back by police at the event. canal you had a year ago that STAFF WRITER ment agencies. medications,” said Tooele items for those who turn in “This is important for me, you still have the narcotics on Local law enforcement This Saturday at the Tooele City Police Department’s Sgt. their drugs. because we are in an opioid hand, or anything. If you don’t agencies will be participat- Walmart located at 99 W. 1280 Shawn Sagers. “ We are trying No sharp items will be epidemic,” said Sagers. have any prescriptions to turn ing in the Drug Enforcement N from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the to get these off the streets and accepted. “I enjoy interacting with in, just come out and say hi,” Administration’s annual Drug Tooele City Police, along with stop theft and misuse.” Once the drugs are collect- different people during this Sagers said. Take Back event this weekend. their police Explorers will host At the event, officers and ed, the DEA picks them up and event. We are trying to get the The Tooele County Sheriff’s It is important to get unused their drug take back event. the Explorers will collect pre- destroys them. word out to anyone who has Office will participate in a prescription drugs off the “We will set up our collec- scription drugs, both liquids Last year, 45 pounds of prescriptions, whether it’s from streets and out of homes, tion site so that people can and solids, and hand out nal- prescription drugs were taken loved ones passing away, a root SEE PRESCRIPTIONS PAGE A5 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B6 THS boys fall to OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER Utes SPORTS A7 See A7 Data as of April 22, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 7,110 UTAH- Known Cases: 394,334 Hospitalizations: 217 • Deaths: 41 Hospitalizations: 16,004 • Deaths: 2,178 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 22, 2021 Stansbury Elementary students get to garden Fourth-grade class raises vegetables for school and homeless people

SCOTT FROEHLICH idea over last summer. focus mostly on vegetables, STAFF WRITER INTERN After her first two requests which will be used by the Students at Stansbury Park for funding did not go through, school cafeteria to use in food Elementary School are get- support came months later served to students. Any other ting a chance to work on their when the Tooele Education surplus will be donated to help green thumbs. Foundation gave the school a feed the homeless. On April 16, students, par- grant in the fall. Parents began For the time being, Reynolds ents and fourth-grade teacher donating as well, which gave and her students will have to Andrea Reynolds filled five the project traction to come to wait for the last freeze before garden boxes on the school’s fruition. they can plant anything. campus. The boxes, which In December, national plant In the interim, they will con- were donated by a parent, will wholesaler Bonnie Plants also tinue working on their in-class be tended to by students as an donated to the project, giving work with starter plants and a extension of their classroom $200 to purchase plants. grower table, where they are curriculum. When the funds and learning to track growth. During the school year, resources were made available, Reynolds said her class Reynolds has been teach- Reynolds’ students took over became more invested in their ing her class about plant and and worked to fill the garden related lessons, due to the animal structures and saw an boxes with soil provided by hands-on experience. opportunity to integrate a gar- Adobe Rock. “Students have a lot more den into her lessons. Fourth-grader Taylor buy-in when they do a project “I think it’s great to have Anderson, who helped fill the like this,” she said. “They are hands-on experience; it’s what boxes, enjoyed gardening. so excited about having [the the kids need,” she said. “It was really fun because garden] and are learning so As a self-proclaimed we were all playing in the dirt much.” COURTESY STANSBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL “environmentalist at heart,” and having fun,” he said. The students are attesting to Fourth-grade students at Stansbury Elementary School fill garden boxes with dirt on April 16, 2021. Reynolds also wanted to start Harper Nixon also expressed this by pointing out the knowl- something that would give enthusiasm, saying he thinks edge they are gaining. to plant our garden and what will have the option next year my students, but the school back to the community and the it will be “really fun doing a Kyrie Amory recognizes the the plants need.” to sign up and join the project. as a whole,” she said. “The earth. garden.” value of practical learning and While Reynolds’ class is the “I want the garden to be garden is a place of wonder The garden has been Among the plants the class the results it produces. only group working in the gar- an experience that promotes that inspires student curiosity, nearly a year in the making, as will grow are flowers, herbs “I think that it helps me den for the rest of the school healthy living and commu- excitement and engagement in Reynolds began promoting the and vegetables. The plan is to understand how we are going year, she said other teachers nity engagement for not just learning.”

Johnson and Johnson vaccine pause

CEILLY SUTTON the vaccine. heparin is used to treat blood vaccine will develop the blood STAFF WRITER “We have had many ques- clots. In these cases, the use of clots. Six cases of rare blood clots tions about why they would heparin may be harmful, and “They are pausing the have put the Johnson and pause vaccine administration, alternative treatments need to administration of this brand Johnson COVID-19 vaccine on when only one in a million be given.” of vaccine because we want hold. people have had this rare Johnson said that the CDC, everyone to have all of the Out of the 6.85 million reaction to the vaccine,” said FDA, and Utah Department information, so they can make doses of the J&J vaccine that Johnson. “We have also been of Health want to wait before informed health decisions,” have been administered in asked why they would pause giving any more J&J vaccines said Johnson. the United States, there have vaccine administration when until they understand more The recommendation to been six cases of people who there are many medications about what happened. They pause vaccine administration have developed a rare type — like oral contraceptives or also want to make sure health- is only for the J&J vaccine, not of blood clot after receiving birth control, as well as many care providers have all of the the Pfizer or Moderna vac- the J&J vaccine, according to others that increase your risk information they need to be cines, according to Johnson Jenny Johnson, public infor- for blood clots. The blood clots able to effectively treat some- There have been no reports mation officer for the Utah these people got were a very one who may develop the side of CVST with thrombocyto- Department of Health. rare, but severe, type of blood effect. penia in people who got the The Center for Disease clot called cerebral venous “This pause is the right thing Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Control and Prevention and sinus thrombosis and were to do to ensure that happens,” Those who have taken the Federal Drug Administration seen in combination with low Johnson said. vaccine should watch out for have recommended that levels of blood platelets.” “This is a good example of severe headache, backache, administration of the J&J be Doctors have to treat these how the safety systems we new neurologic symptoms, paused until they are able types of blood clots differently, have in place work to flag pos- severe abdominal pain, short- to provide healthcare work- with different medication than sible safety concerns for vac- ness of breath, leg swelling, ers with instructions on how other blood clots. cines,” she said. petechiae, or tiny red spots on to recognize and diagnose “This condition is treat- Pausing the vaccine doesn’t the skin, or new or easy bruis- patients who may have devel- able, but doctors must know mean that the vaccine is not ing. oped this health problem, how how to recognize it, how to safe for most people, according The vaccine will be paused SHUTTERSTOCK to treat them appropriately, report it, and how to treat to Johnson. until health officials meet to Administration of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine has been and how to report any cases it,” Johnson said. “Usually, It also doesn’t mean that reevaluate. paused. they think may be related to the anticoagulant drug called everyone who has received the [email protected]

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ADMINISTRATION Scott C. Dunn Publisher Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher State launches Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus OFFICE Bruce K. Dunn Controller new effort to Chris Evans Office Manager Vicki Higgins Customer Service Patricia Cook Circulation Manager EDITORIAL improve safety Tim Gillie Editor Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer Mark Watson Correspondent for motorcyclists ADVERTISING Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales Motorcycle crashes 11 times more likely Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager to result in a death than auto crashes LAYOUT & DESIGN SALT LAKE CITY (April, 21, behavior. Motorcyclists need to John Hamilton Creative Director 2021) — In Utah, motorcycle wear proper gear and improve SHUTTERSTOCK Liz Arellano Graphic Artist crashes are 11 times more riding skills. State agencies announced on April 21, 2021 a new safety campaign to reduce motorcycle crashes. PRODUCTION likely to result in a death than “Motorcycles are among Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager auto crashes. the smallest and most vulner- Mindy Wiseman Production In an effort to improve able vehicles on the road,” lives.” discount code made valid improves skills that include Dan Coats Pre-press Technician motorcycle safety, the Utah said UDOT public information “Ride to Live” kicks off with through four partners: Utah braking, swerving and corner- Department of Public Safety officer John Gleason. “They crash survivor Joe Perez shar- Rider Education, Dixie State ing. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered and Utah Department of don’t have the same protec- ing how his rider education University, Harley-Davidson Motorists can also visit zero- by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Transportation are kicking off tions as cars or trucks, and helped him walk away from a of Salt Lake City and Learn to fatalities.com/motorcyclists for Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, “Ride to Live,” a safety cam- this puts riders at greater risk crash with only minor injuries. Ride by SLCC. tips on how to best share the Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the paign to educate motorcyclists of serious injury or death in The campaign will air sev- For beginning riders, the road with motorcyclists. United States. and drivers about lane filtering a crash. Every year we see eral videos highlighting per- course includes both classroom OFFICE HOURS: and encourage riders to enroll fatalities that could have been sonal stories, rider skills and and range instruction, cover- Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., in motorcycle skills courses. prevented had a driver or rider lane filtering tips for riders ing foundational topics for closed Saturday and Sunday. As warm weather returns, paid better attention or been and motorists to better educate straight-line riding, stopping, CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. more motorcyclists will return more prepared. Making small road users. shifting, negotiation curves, to Utah roads. Drivers must be improvements in our driving Utahns can visit ridetolive. risk reduction and riding strat- PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: Follow 4 p.m. day prior to publication. in the habit of seeing motor- behaviors can put a stop to utah.gov to schedule rider egy. For more experienced rid- COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, cycles and anticipating rider these terrible crashes and save skills courses and get a 25% ers, the course builds on and BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: us on 3 p.m. day prior to publication. OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10:30 a.m. day of publication. Facebook! Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals TOOELE postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by Accident on SR-36 sends five to hospital TRANSCRIPT the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, CEILLY SUTTON to Nick Street, public infor- There were four occupants lance to a local area hospital. BULLETIN Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. STAFF WRITER Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, mation officer with the Utah in the passenger car, two Five occupants were in the Tooele City, Utah 84074. Last week’s accident on state Highway Patrol. adults and two children. The pickup truck. 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Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 THURSDAY April 22, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 OUT & ABOUT The five-mile hike to school on the first Earth Day didn’t stop the busses arth Day is 51 years old A few of my friends and arm was tired of holding my Boy Scout Camp. Part of my We installed motion sensors Etoday. neighbors got together and books. job was to burn the garbage or timers for the lights in our I remember the first Earth decided that we would walk I had to pry my right hand after every meal — napkins, showerhouse and restrooms so Day very well and it seems like Tim Gillie to school instead of riding the open to remove it from the paper plates, styrofoam cups, they wouldn’t stay on all day the 51st one will come and EDITOR bus on Earth Day. Our efforts handle of my violin case. anything that I could stuff in and night. go with very little notice com- would demonstrate that the After leaving our books in the incinerator behind the Groups spending time at pared to Earth Day #1. gas guzzling and polluting our lockers, and my violin in dining hall and burn. The our camp were encouraged to I was in 7th grade back machines were not needed, the music room, we went to styrofoam cups made a dark assist with a service project — then. The federal Environmental except for those students that greet the busses. gray smoke. We joked about pulling up non-native invasive And to remind you what Protection Agency had not yet live far — very far — away. Other students had the sending smoke signals to the plants by the roots. It was a was going on in our country at been born. The word “ecology” I lived five miles from my same idea and the busses waterfront. project encouraged by our the time — the United States was not part of the general school. I never knew that arrived mostly empty. Not too good for a group friends at the local national was deep into the Vietnam vocabulary. until yesterday when I Google Feeling good about our that teaches wise steward- park to help conserve water War and getting deeper with It was in this social environ- mapped the route we walked. successful demonstration, we ship of natural resources. The and protect the environment our military forces expanding ment that Sen. Gaylord Nelson Had I known I was embark- went to our classes that day “nature” merit badge was for natural species. into Cambodia. of Wisconsin decided to hold ing on a 5-mile hike instead of feeling good about our con- required for Eagle Scout back Long before traditional Four students were killed the first Earth Day on April 22, a walk to school, my decision, tribution to a better environ- then. incandescent light bulbs and nine others were wounded 1970. or at least my planning, may ment. The “nature” merit disappeared from stores, by the Ohio National Guard Hoping to catch the fervor have been different. The next day, we all took badge was replaced by the we replaced all of our light at Kent State University two of the antiwar movement, School kids back then the bus to school again. “Environmental Science” merit bulbs with compact fluores- weeks after the first Earth Day. Nelson wanted to coalesce weren’t as smart as today’s After all it didn’t look like badge in the mid-70s. cent bulbs — the state-of-art Americans hung onto their the various grassroots envi- students. We didn’t use back- our demonstration was going Fast forward to 34 years energy saving light bulbs of TV sets and radios to listen ronmental causes for a day of packs. If we had homework, to stop the busses from run- later and my last summer the time. to the original drama of the nationwide demonstrations we just threw our books under ning. directing a summer camp for The idea was not only to Apollo 13 mission unfold in that would shake the status our arm and carried them Did it make a difference? the Boy Scouts of America. reduce, reuse, and recycle and real time in April 1970. quo and put the environment home. Add to the usual load of I don’t think so. Global We hauled cardboard boxes save energy ourselves, but to The average cost of a new on the national agenda. books the fact that I was in the warming still arrived, accord- and the empty plastic bottles teach by example the principle house was $23,450 and the As a 7th grader, I was school orchestra, which meant ing to many in the scientific that we sold pop in, along of being a wise steward of average yearly income was unaware that I was but a cog I carried my violin back and community. with glass, aluminum, and our natural resources and being $9,400. person in a politician’s dream. forth to school each day. Had we stopped the buses office waste paper to the local conservation minded. A gallon of gas cost 36 cents I and another estimated 20 We left plenty early for our back then we would have had recycling center. Maybe that 5-mile hike on in 1970, but after a decade million people participated in walk. I’m not sure the sun was 51 less years of emissions from We also turned down the the first Earth Day changed marked with gas shortages, the prime Earth Day. up before we left. school busses. thermostat on our water heat- more than I thought it did. But long lines, and rationing — But what could a 12-year- When we arrived at school, In other ways perhaps it did. ers for our showerhouse and I’m not walking the 1.7 miles the price of a gallon of gas old junior high student do I don’t remember my feet or My first paying summer job hot tub by a few degrees to to work every day. started 1980 at $1.19. about the environment? legs being sore, but my left at 16 was in the kitchen at a save a little energy. [email protected]

Stansbury High School Drama GLOVER individual state results CLAWFOOT BATHTUBS While Stansbury High Mikayla Adams and Gabriel Taylor Gable, And They Were SALES/REFINISHING School took overall first place Gore, Taming of The Shrew, Roommates, Superior. in the 2021 state theatre festi- Superior. In the Musical Theatre New & Remodel We Repair Faucets! val, individual SHS drama stu- In the Contemporary category: Skyley Gutierrez, dents placed in the individual Scenes category: Connor The Great Comet — No competition. The individual Welch & Caden Terry, 15 One Else, Superior; Bailey place winners were: Minutes of Clown Fame, 3rd Higgins, Spitfire Grill — Shine, In the Humorous place; Joshua Matheson, Superior; Avery Green, Chaplin Monologue category: Owen Thomas Humphrey and Kayla — All Falls Down, Superior; Pashley, Spy School, 1st place; McConkey, The Star Spangled Calvin Hamilton, The Prom We Purchase Tubs & Faucets Dylan Slaugh, Ubu, Superior; Girl, Superior; Preston Nelson — Barry’s Going to Prom, 1st Sydney Blanchard, Audition, and Jacie Lewis, Mutually place. Superior. Assured Destruction, Superior; In the Costume Design cat- In the Dramatic Monologue Bethanie Cooms and Anastasia egory: Meg Loader, Pirates of 602.722.0730 category: Sydney Howarth, Robison, Death of A Snowman, Penzance, 1st place. Spare Parts, Superior. Superior. In the One Act Play catego- In the Classical Scenes In the Pantomime cat- ry: The Bardy Bunch, Superior category: Kenzi Izatt and egory: Julianne Ferguson/ Play; Calvin Hamilton, Best Nora Carman, As You Like Jamie Eldredge, That time of Character Actor for Keith It Act III Scene II, Superior; Month, Superior; Angelina Partridge; Bailey Higgins, Best Sophie Mackay and Haley Bailey/Connor Webb, Take 10, Character actress for Cindy Welch, Tartufe, 3rd place; 1st place; Emmie Hays and Brady.

Utah state epidemiologist Dunn moves to county post GARRARD’S SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — COVID-19 briefings. “I think Dr. Dunn has made to Utah’s Bargain Buggys Utah state epidemiologist it’s really unfortunate we live COVID-19 response,” state Angela Dunn, who helped the in a state where people feel health department spokesman state navigate the COVID-19 that it is OK to harass civil Tom Hudachko said in a state- pandemic, is leaving her job to servants.” ment. “Whether it was her take over the Salt Lake County Then Gov. Gary Herbert, a steady voice at the press brief- health department, officials Republican, denounced the ing podium, or her capable announced Tuesday. protest and said police would leadership at the table where Dunn was a little-known protect public health officials. decisions are made, Dr. Dunn public health official before As cases surged in Utah was always a champion for the the pandemic hit and she was in June, Dunn warned state health and wellbeing of Utah thrust into the vital position leaders in a private memo that residents.” of helping map out the state’s became public that they might Dunn had worked for the strategy to deal with a pan- need to reinstate some restric- state since 2014 when she demic that has killed 2,174 tions that had been lifted the joined the agency on assign- people in Utah. previous month to avoid hos- ment from the U.S. Centers She became a household pitals running out of intensive for Disease Control and name and a recognizable face care beds. Prevention as an epidemic in the state as she spoke at Herbert said at the time intelligence service officer. televised weekly briefings — that he appreciated the She became state epidemiolo- repeatedly urging residents to analysis and shared Dunn’s gist in 2018 and her 2020 sal- HTires HWheels wear masks and practice social concerns about the increased ary was $239,000, according distancing. Dunn sometimes spread. But he didn’t change to state records. interspersed humor and brev- the state’s restrictions and County officials didn’t ity to lighten the mood during stuck to his stance that eco- disclose what Dunn’s salary the time of crisis, earning her nomic growth could happen will be when she starts on HLift Kits widespread respect and fans. amid existing restrictions that June 1, but she replaces Gary But her newfound promi- would also keep people safe. Edwards, who made nearly nence made her a target for The Utah Health $184,000 in 2020. people unhappy with state Department said in a state- “We are thrilled to welcome restrictions on businesses and ment in response to Dunn’s Dr. Dunn to Salt Lake County mask mandates. In October, departure it was sad to see her in this critical role at this his- We do it all! anti-mask protesters gathered go and thanked Dunn for serv- toric time,” said Jenny Wilson, in front of Dunn’s house after ing, adding that the agency is Salt Lake County mayor. “Dr. her personal information was happy that it will work with Dunn is a household name due leaked online. her in her role running Salt to her strength and expertise “It’s taken a really big toll Lake County’s health depart- demonstrated at the state dur- We Will Buy Your Cars on my family and myself,” ment. ing COVID, but she is equally Dunn said after the protest “It’s hard to overstate the knowledgeable and committed during one of her weekly truly life-saving contributions to all aspects of public health.” Top Dollar for Trade-Ins For All the Great Events in Life Check Out All Vehicles and Let Everyone Know! Get Pre-Approved Online! 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These other animals solitary predators as long envi- sis of the bones and rock, a Macalester College who wasn’t which was later named the when more than a dozen tyran- do not appear to have all died sioned, but more like social team of researchers with the involved in the research but Rainbows and Unicorns quarry nosaurs were found at a site in together. carnivores such as wolves, new University of Arkansas deter- reviewed the finding Monday. because of the vast array Alberta, Canada. Another mass Paleontology groups have research unveiled Monday mined that the dinosaurs died “It is a little tougher to be of fossils contained inside. death site in Montana again been among those pushing found. and were buried in the same so sure that these data mean Excavation has been ongo- raised the possibility of social the federal government to Paleontologists developed place and were not the result that these tyrannosaurs lived ing since the site’s discovery tyrannosaurs. Many scientists restore the Bears Ears National the theory while studying a of fossils washing in from mul- together in the good times,” because of the size of the area questioned the theory, arguing Monument and Grand mass tyrannosaur death site tiple areas. Rogers said. “It’s possible and volume of bones. that the dinosaurs didn’t have Staircase-Escalante to their found seven years ago in the The new Utah site is the that these animals may have “I consider this a once-in-a- the brainpower to engage in original sizes to protect the Grand Staircase-Escalante third mass tyrannosaur grave lived in the same vicinity as lifetime discovery for myself,” sophisticated social interac- region’s rich paleontological National Monument in south- site that’s been discovered in one another without travel- Titus told reporters during a tion, Titus said. and archaeological record. ern Utah, one of two monu- North America — bolstering ing together in a social group, virtual news conference. “I “Going that next step to Interior Secretary Deb ments that the Biden adminis- a theory first developed 20 and just came together around probably won’t find another understand behavior and how Haaland visited southern Utah tration is considering restoring years ago that they lived in dwindling resources as times site this exciting and scien- animals behave requires really earlier this month as she pre- to their full size after former packs. However, more research got tougher.” tifically significant during my amazing evidence,” Joseph pared to submit recommenda- Sertich, curator of dinosaurs at tions on whether to reverse the Denver Museum of Nature Trump’s decision to downsize & Science, said at the news the monuments. Titus said he FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK conference. “I think that this showed Haaland some of the site, the spectacular collec- fossils at his lab during her tion of tyrannosaurs but also visit and said she “appreciated the other assembled pieces of getting to see the material.” In 1971, star Tooele High School fullback evidence ... pushes us to the “The (Bureau of Land point where we can show some Management) is protecting evidence for behavior.” these fossils as national trea- from 1953-54 dies in automobile crash In addition to the tyran- sures.” Titus said. “They’re nosaurs, researchers have also part of the story of how North he Tooele Transcript was killed Sunday, April 18, plans for a migratory water- found seven species of turtles, America came to be and how TBulletin has published 1971 in a three-car collision fowl refuge. multiple fish and ray species, ultimately we came to be.” Tooele County news since on Interstate 80 near Lamb’s The plans were being for- two other kinds of dinosaurs 1894. Here is a flashback of Canyon. mulated with the Utah State local front-page news from 25, Front-Page Back in 1953-54, Fisher Fish and Game Association for 50, 75 and 100 years ago that played for the THS football a public shooting ground in A BETTER LIFE occurred during the fourth team, and at the time was the Timpie area of Skull Valley. week of April. Flashback rated as the finest fullback to If such a project could mate- play for Tooele in the previous rialize, Tooele County sports- April 23-25, 1996 25 years. men could be assured of excel- Exciting 4-H activities Forecasters were keeping English Village. He led Tooele to a 6-2-1 lent duck hunting grounds for their fingers crossed as the However, the Army could record in 1953 and then hit years to come. Residents in spring runoff out of Utah’s not proceed with construction his peak in 1954 as the Buffs Tooele County were urged to mountains got underway. A of the new 32,000-square- posted an 8-0 record before make this project a reality. planned for summer cool, wet spring and higher foot lab until it had secured losing the state championship his pandemic has been than average snowpacks at an air quality permit from the to Millard in the final game of April 22, 1921 Thard for all of us, but it has some measuring stations Department of Environmental the year. Some 13 homes were under hit the youth hardest with can- prompted worries of flooding Quality/Division of Air quarantine in Tooele for scar- celed events, like plays, con- Robyn Handley in some areas. Quality. April 23-26, 1946 let fever—five of these having certs, school activities, sports, GUEST COLUMNIST However, the snowpack Free bait for control of rats been put under quarantine and church activities, all of around the Tooele Valley was April 20-23, 1971 would be distributed in Tooele with the previous three days which are an important part of near normal or below normal Tooele archer Joseph D. County April 25-26 in an effort by City Marshal S. W. Lee. growing up. 4-H can help get and it was expected that flood- Perea placed in the top money to rid the area of a filthy and It appeared that someone, back that sense of normalcy 4-H’ers improve self-esteem, ing would not be a problem. brackets in two of the nation’s destructive rodent. either knowingly or unknow- while teaching life skills and strengthen involvement and Steps taken during the 1983 largest meets in 1971 and had Cooperating agencies in this ingly, was out among the having fun experiences. At the interest in 4-H, and have floods were expected to han- captured the title of Utah State control campaign were the cit- people with this disease expos- USU Extension office, we want opportunities to meet other dle any flooding in 1996. Indoor Archery Champion. ies of Tooele and Grantsville, ing those whom they came to make 2021 the best summer youth from throughout the Later in the week, concerns Perea had been shooting for U.S. Fish & Wildlife and the in contact with, at least it ever. state. over public health, safety and 12 years, but first placed in the County Extension Service. appeared that way from the Here are some fun activities • Intermediate 4-H camp contamination were aired at a top scoring circle in January, Each year, rats destroyed promiscuous breaking out of and camps planned for this (i4-H). i4-H is a camp for 7th public hearing regarding plans 1971 at Las Vegas during the huge quantities of food grain the disease. summer: and 8th graders who spend to build a new biological test- biggest money shoot. and other supplies besides Cases were to be reported to Drones three days at the USU Eastern ing and evaluation facility at By missing only one arrow being a menace to health. the doctors, and when placed Solar camp campus in Price. The members Dugway Proving Ground. over two days of shooting, They are known to be spread- under quarantine, people Art workshops participate in team building The Army had already he placed third among the ers of Typhus Fever, Bubonic should strictly observe the Babysitting club workshops taught by the 4-H broken ground for the Life nation’s top archers. Plague, and other dread dis- rules. Sewing workshops State Ambassadors, swim Sciences Test Facility at the Later in the week, William eases. Succulent workshops in the wave pool, climb the Baker Test Complex located Fisher, one of Tooele High Later in the week, Tooele Correspondent Mark Watson Science camp indoor rock wall, plus many approximately 15 miles west of School’s “greats” in athletics Wildlife Federation announced compiled this report Leadership workshop other adventures. Robotics • Teens Summit is the Horticulture Premiere Youth Leadership Baking Training Conference hosted by Chemistry Utah 4-H for all youth inter- Cake decorating ested in developing meaning- Flower arranging ful leadership skills. This event Line Dance instruction will provide experiences that We also have our Ophir build personal and teamwork Family Camp on July 5-7. skills that enable teens to do The whole family is invited to more. We believe strongly participate. Families can camp that not only are we build- overnight or just come up for ing the leaders of tomorrow, the day on Tuesday. Camp we are empowering them to will open on Monday, July 5 be leaders of today. Through at 2 p.m, to set up camp and workshops, team building explore. Tuesday will be a full experiences, social networking day of activities and crafts and a collaborative exchange led by the 4-H Teen Council of ideas, this conference will and staff. We will end the day empower teens to see their with dinner, evening games ability to affect change now and a dance. You will need to and, in the future, preparing bring your own food for all them for the challenges they other meals. Camp will end face today and tomorrow. Wednesday morning after This will be a fun, interactive breakfast and clean up with learning experience that will check out by 11 a.m. Call the expand opportunities, build Extension office more informa- new friendships, and develop tion. the interpersonal skills that Here is a short description of promote success. some of our state 4-H camps. We are so excited about our • Camp Thrive is for youth summer activities and oppor- grades 7th-10th. Campers tunities for the youth in Tooele experience fun and interactive County. If you have any ques- activities that empower youth tions about activities, camps or with research based knowledge need help signing up, feel free and skills that may contribute to contact us. USU Extension to their mental health and Office 435-277-2405. Come be well-being. Some of these a part of 4-H summer 2021! include: self-awareness and care, growth mindset, stress Robyn Handley is a 4-H management, generosity, and Volunteer/Teen Council Advisor healthy living. at the USU Extension – Tooele • Junior Youth Conference County office, which is located (JYC) is a three day camp for inside the Tooele County Health 5th and 6th grade youth to Department Building, 151 N. participate in fun workshops, Main, Tooele. For more informa- the annual Snow Follies, and tion about the Tooele County great learning experiences 4-H Program, contact Handley at Snow College. With older at 435-277-2402 or send email 4-H youth serving as mentors, to [email protected].

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facility rental, ambulance, The tourism tax fund of the Tourism Tax Advisory Grants and announcers for hosting a receives revenue from a 1.0% Board consists of: Tracy continued from page A1 rodeo. tax on food purchased in res- Shaw, owner of Roxberry The Utah Region of taurants and a 3.5% tax on Juice in Tooele and Joseph the National Auto Sport lodging in motels and hotels. Moak, owner of Chubby’s to agree to review the request Association was awarded a State law requires that Neighborhood Cafe in Tooele, from AYL with AYL’s producers $5,000 grant for promotional tourism tax dollars be used representing the restaurant and Better Cities, the county’s videos. NASA Utah conducts to promote tourism or for the industry; Chad Hymas, owner new tourism and economic several races at the Utah maintenance and operation of of Royal Creek Ranches, Lisa development consultants. Motorsports Campus each tourism-related facilities. Berry, of Best Western Inn The five grants approved on year. The advisory board compo- Tooele and Dave Vielstich, Tuesday night were reviewed 11th Annual Salt Flats sition is specified in state law. of the Tooele Comfort Inn & and recommended for approv- Endurance Run received a Members must be residents Suites, representing the hotel al by the County’s Tourism Tax $5,000 grant. The James L. of the county. A majority are and lodging industry; Russ Advisory Board. Bevan Pioneer Museum was to be composed of employees Steadman, owner of Steadman Included in the approved awarded $4,834 for operating of entities in the county that Recreation, representing recre- grants was $18,000 for the and maintenance costs. collect the tourism taxes, such ation industry; Jody Neimann Friends of Clark Historic Farm The County Council previ- as hotels and restaurants. The of Utah Motorsports Campus with $8,000 to go out of coun- ously approved five other tour- balance of the board members representing the convention ty advertising and the balance ism grants during their April 6 are to be residents of the coun- facilities; Craig Anderson, of for a culinary water project for meeting, toaling $57,000. ty that are employees of rec- the Donner-Reed Museum, the farm. The TTAB has over 25 more reational facilities, convention representing museums and his- The West Desert High grant proposals to consider. facilities, museums, cultural torical sites; and Tye Hoffmann School Rodeo Club was State law requires the board attractions, or other tourism of the County Council, repre- awarded a grant for $8,000 weigh in on how tourism tax related businesses. senting tourism. to cover costs of advertising, dollars are spent. The current membership [email protected]

said Council member Jared that will be easily maintained road in 2013, according to Faust Hamner. “We’re here to cor- for years to come,” Bell said. the County Commission and continued from page A1 rect that.” In 1998, Tooele County Road Department director at Prescriptions The Tooele County Council treated Faust Road, which the time. continued from page A1 heard a budget request from was a gravel road at the time, The plan now is to put Faust Road, when it is in the County Road Department with a free product from Utah down six inches of road base a condition that it can be during their April 13 work Power and Light that con- mixed with concrete powder Drug Take Back event at Soelberg’s market in Stansbury Park traversed by emergency vehi- session. verted the road’s surface to and then add water and let at 6727 N. SR-36 on april 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. cles, dramatically increases The Road Department asphalt. the mixture cure to stabilize If community members have drugs to turn in and they response time, he said. wants to use $1.6 million The product did not require the road base. It’s a process can’t make it to the event, there are drop boxes for old pre-

Council member Scott of the road fund balance to the road to have a proper similar to what was used scriptions located at the TooeleEST. 1997 City Police Department, Wardle said that the County stabilize the road base under road base underneath it that on the Mormon Trail Road, Valley Behavioral Health, and the Tooele County Health wants Faust Road to be in Faust Road and put a chip would have been needed for a according to Bell. Department. ROCKY TILE & FLOORING good shape so we can invite seal coat on the top, accord- traditional asphalt road. The road department will [email protected] people to come into the ing to Jed Bell, Tooele County In 2013, with the road full then put a double chip seal on BASIN “backyard of the state” and Roads Department director. of potholes as the temporary top of the road base. recreate. The project would cover asphalt surface went past its Tripp reminded the Council Council member Kendall approximately 10 miles of the expected useful life, the coun- that the decision before them Thomas said that the people road, from the railroad near ty decided to churn up the was to issue an RFP for the HOME REMODELING • NEW BUILDS in Vernon rely on Faust Road Faust where the pavement remaining asphalt and return project. to travel to work and to shop ends to state Route 73 near the road to its gravel status. The County Council then in Utah County. Five Mile Pass. The County did have approved issuing the RFP. EST. 1997 “To tear up that road “This will turn this horrible funds to properly put in a [email protected] ROCKY was an ill fated decision,” road into a very good road road base and repave the TILE & FLOORING BASIN

officers have been doing or interacting with the public. not say it has been harder,” Crime their best to follow the guide- When possible, officers have Hansen said. “We still have RICK VALDEZ • 435.830.8026 continued from page A1 lines set forth by the health been trying to meet with the a responsibility to the public department and state offi- complaint outside of the resi- and our community expects cials. dence to limit contact with us to respond when they call Traffic violations were “Officers have been others.” dispatch. We look forward to Your Complete Local News Source nearly cut in half in 2020. instructed to wear personal Tooele City officers make it continuing to serve our pub- In 2020, officers wrote protective equipment when a priority to keep the public lic under any circumstances, TOOELE Subscribe 439 traffic citations and 955 responding to calls for ser- safe during the pandemic. pandemic included.” TRANSCRIPT warnings. In 2019, officers vice,” Hansen said. “Officers “The police department [email protected] BULLETIN 435-882-0050 wrote 820 traffic citations have been wearing masks has had to slightly change and 2,046 warnings. and gloves anytime they are our way of operations during During the pandemic, entering someone’s residence the pandemic, but I would

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Aof isolating and maybe She was 93. Iva was born in too little physical activity, it Garfield, Utah, May 19,1927, might be time to give your core to Martha Jensen and George muscles more attention. Q. Brothersen. She was a These muscles, located “Garfield Brat” up to the throughout much of your age of 14 years. The family trunk, are the key to sup- moved to Magna, Utah, and Cory, seven grandchildren, five porting your lower back and she attended school at Cyprus great-grandchildren and three helping you stand, get out of a High and graduated in 1945. great-great-grandchildren. She chair, bend, lift, and maintain She belonged to the American was preceded in death by her your balance. So regular main- Legion Drum and Bugle Corps husband Robert; parents; three tenance and tune-ups of the for six years. sisters Laura Gardner, Evalyn core muscles are important. After high school she went Husband, and Lois Brothersen; “Your core muscles pro- to work at Tooele Army Depot three brothers George, Don, vide stability for the moving for two years and was released and John R Brothersen; daugh- parts above and below them on the first “RIF” for the depot. ter Diana Lynn; and grandson -- the mid-back, or thoracic, She never went back to work Jedediah S. Smith. spine that helps you twist and and stayed home to raise her In accordance with her turn, and the hips that move family. Always a homemaker wishes, Iva’s wish was to be you up, down, back, or for- The worst core exercises and a helping hand. She mar- cremated with no formal ward,” explains Marty Boehm, In the old days, sit-ups and ried Robert C. Whear of services. In lieu of flowers, a physical therapist with crunches were the go-to moves Tooele, Utah, and they spent make a contribution to your Harvard-affiliated Brigham to keep your core muscles in 65 years together before his favorite charity or just forget it. and Women’s Hospital. good shape. But those exer- passing in 2012. They traveled Those we love don’t go away; cises are not as effective as we to Arizona during the winter they walk beside us every- Which muscles make up the once believed. They strengthen months as snowbirds for 20 day; unseen and unheard but core? only a few muscles, and they years. always near; still loved, still Generally speaking, the core pose risks for older adults. She is survived by her missed and very dear. Love, starts at the lower rib cage and “They’re dangerous because daughter Colleen (Rick) Smith, your family who misses you extends to the buttocks. you’re pulling on your neck,” sons Russell S. (Kathy) and R. more everyday. Core muscles in the abdo- Boehm says. “And they don’t men include the long rectus train your core. They train the abdominis muscles in the hip flexor muscles. If those front; the external and internal muscles get too strong, they DEATH NOTICES obliques on the sides; and a pull on the lower back and wide, flat girdle in front called contribute to back pain.” the transversus abdominis. Jody Stewart Judy Fonger In your back, a group of The best core exercises muscles called the erector spi- A much better approach Ellsworth Judy Fonger of Tooele, Utah, nae help you stand up tall. The to strengthening your core is passed away April 20, 2021. gluteal muscles in the buttocks working several core muscle Jody Stewart Ellsworth A full obituary will run in a help you extend your leg, push groups at the same time, just passed away April 19, 2020. future edition of the Transcript off from a starting point, walk, the way you would naturally A full obituary will run in Bulletin. For information or and climb stairs. if you were lifting something next edition of the Transcript questions please refer to Tate And in the pelvis area, the or climbing. For older adults, Bulletin. Mortuary at 435-882-0676. iliacus and the psoas muscles Boehm recommends three enable you to lift your legs and exercises in particular: remain stable while standing; Bridges. “Anyone can do a Your Complete Local News Source and the quadratus lumborum, bridge. You start in a recum- a long muscle on each side, bent position on your back and the other arm and leg as they behind you while reaching out Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 helps you bend to the side and then lift and hold your but- support you,” Boehm points in front of you with your right back. tocks off the ground,” Boehm out. “Movements should be arm. Keeping your hips and says. “It’s effective because slow and controlled; don’t shoulders squared, try to bring you create rigidity from the throw your arm and leg out as that leg and arm parallel to rib cage to the pelvis and all fast as you can.” the floor. Hold, then return to NOTICE OF ANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING the way from the belly button the starting position. Repeat around to the back. The whole Bridge the exercise with your right leg OF THE GRANTSVILLE IRRIGATION COMPANY region becomes solid, and it Lie on your back with your and left arm. Repeat the exer- creates a contraction of all the knees bent and feet flat on cise on both sides 10 times. muscle groups, like a corset.” the floor, hip-width apart. TO: SHAREHOLDERS OF THE GRANTSVILLE IRRIGATION COMPANY Planks. “Planks create con- Place your arms at your sides. Modified plank tractions of the core, arm, and Tighten your buttocks, then lift Start on your hands and shoulder muscles as you stay in your hips up off the floor until knees. Tighten your abdominal The Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of Grantsville Irrigation Company will be held on a push-up position. The key is they form a straight line with muscles and lower your upper staying as stiff as you can, like your hips and shoulders. Hold. body onto your forearms, a wooden plank,” Boehm says. Return to the starting position. aligning your shoulders direct- WEDNESDAY • MAY 12, 2021 • 8:00 P.M. Opposite arm and leg raise. Repeat 10 times. ly over your elbows and keep- GRANTSVILLE IRRIGATION COMPANY OFFICES This exercise gets you on your ing your feet in the air behind hands and knees. “As you Opposite arm and leg raise you. Keep your back straight, 411 SO. 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SPORTS WRAP Cowboys continue Grantsville baseball vs. South Summit The Grantsville baseball team scored four runs in the bottom recent hot streak of the third inning and six more in the fourth on its way to an 11-1, five-inning win over South GHS avenges earlier loss to South Summit Summit in a Region 13 game Tuesday in Grantsville. Zack Hale DARREN VAUGHAN Both teams had opportuni- was 1-for-3 with a double and SPORTS EDITOR two RBIs for the Cowboys, while ties to score in the first half, Josh Staley was 3-for-3 with a The Grantsville boys soc- with South Summit having double and a solo home run cer team continues to make a would-be goal by Casey while allowing a single run on an impression as the regular Stracher disallowed in the sixth four hits with a strikeout and no season winds down — and the minute because of an offside walks on the pitcher’s mound. Cowboys keep climbing the call. The Wildcats nearly scored Baylor Hall added a triple for Region 13 standings as a result. in the 33rd minute on a long Grantsville. Tuesday’s 2-1 win over South shot by Jayson Rodriguez that Stansbury baseball vs. Cedar Summit at Grantsville City Park took a strange bounce on its Valley was the Cowboys’ fourth in a way to Cowboys goalkeeper Zac Cedar Valley’s four-run fourth row and their fifth in the past Carver, but Carver was able to inning helped propel the six games. Grantsville (9-3, deflect the ball over the goal to Aviators to a surprising 6-2 win over the Stansbury baseball 5-3 Region 13) pulled ahead preserve the 0-0 tie. team on Tuesday at Stansbury of the Wildcats (7-7, 4-4) for Grantsville’s Cole Cowan High School. Braydon Allie third place in the region. The set up a pair of chances for was 2-for-4 at the plate for Cowboys still have a shot at Grantsville, but JJ Backus’ the Stallions (15-5, 7-2 Region tying for second place should header went wide in the fifth 10), but the rest of the team they win out, as long as either minute and another crossing managed just four hits. Colton Judge Memorial or Morgan pass was knocked away by Sundloff allowed five runs — loses its remaining two games. the South Summit goalkeeper two earned — on four hits with Tuesday’s win was a reversal in the 29th minute. Finally, six strikeouts and no walks in 3 1/3 innings, while Jace Carroll of the Cowboys’ previous meet- with 1:24 left before halftime, allowed one unearned run on ing with the Wildcats, which Grantsville’s Luis Delgado one hit with two walks and one South Summit won 2-1 on broke the stalemate with a goal strikeout in 2 2/3 innings. Ethan March 23 in Kamas. off a feed from Backus to put Wayman pitched one inning, “The first time at their place, the Cowboys in front 1-0. allowing no runs and no hits (the Wildcats) were better,” A little more than 12 minutes and striking out two. Stansbury Grantsville coach Travis Lowry into the second half, South faced Cedar Valley in Eagle said. “You felt it and you could Summit evened the score at 1-1 Mountain on Thursday after see it. I knew with them coming on a goal by Willian Rodriguez press time. The Stallions will here, we were getting better, that resulted from some nifty travel to Murray to face Class 5A powerhouse Cottonwood on and to me, (Tuesday) showed it passing by the Wildcats. Friday. because we flipped the score on However, the Cowboys quickly them. It feels great. I thought took away any momentum Tooele baseball at Ben CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Lomond we could be close to them, and Grantsville’s Billy Barker (8) steps in front of South Summit’s Jaxon Stowe during Tuesday’s Region 13 boys soccer Tooele’s baseball team scored to flip it feels awesome.” game at Grantsville City Park. Grantsville won the match 2-1, picking up its fourth consecutive victory. SEE COWBOYS PAGE A8 ➤ at least one run in every inning of its 11-0, five-inning win over Ben Lomond in a Region 10 game Tuesday in Ogden. Zander Adams was 3-for-4 with a home run, a double and four RBIs for the Buffaloes (8-9, 5-4 Region 10), and Connor Spindler was 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles. Buffs take pride Jake Hervat pitched a no-hitter, striking out eight and walking three. The Buffs played host to the Scots on Thursday after press time. Tooele will play host in home field to Mountain Ridge in a non- region game Tuesday, followed Tooele softball team grateful for new facility by road games against Carbon, Mountain View and Wasatch. DARREN VAUGHAN years, playing home games at Tooele softball vs. Cedar Valley SPORTS EDITOR the Deseret Peak Complex — The Tooele softball team swept a Region 10 doubleheader against For all the Tooele softball located within Grantsville’s Cedar Valley on Tuesday, beating program has accomplished city limits. But that finally the Aviators 15-0 and 18-2 in a over the years, it took until changed this spring, as Tooele pair of three-inning games at this spring for the Buffaloes City and the Tooele County Tooele City Park. Tooele (12-3, to have their very own home School District unveiled the 7-0 Region 10) got a home run field. Buffs’ brand-new home field at TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO from Attlyn Johnston in Game 1, In fact, the Buffs hadn’t Tooele City Park with a formal while Ayden Fitch had a double Tooele catcher Emma Higley (18) waits for a pitch from teammate Attlyn Johnston during a Region 10 softball even been able to play in their game against Ogden on April 13 at Tooele City Park. The Buffaloes held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new and a triple and Madi Baker own hometown in recent and Kate Hogan each doubled. SEE FIELD PAGE A8 ➤ field prior to the game after never having a field to call their own before this season. Johnston tossed a three-inning shutout in the pitcher’s circle. In Game 2, Kennedie Anderson went 3-for-3 with three doubles, three RBIs and three runs scored. Fitch was 2-for-3 with Buffaloes fall to Utes in two triples, two RBIs and two runs, Emma Higley was 2-for-2 with two RBIs and two runs and Johnston and Paige Rydalch heartbreaking fashion each had two RBIs. Lizbeth Garcia added two hits and Baker and Vanessa Rojas each dou- Uintah escapes with shootout victory bled. Sadie Baker picked up the win in the circle, allowing two DARREN VAUGHAN of the match, and led 2-1 midway runs on three hits with three SPORTS EDITOR through the second half on goals strikeouts and a walk in three innings. Tooele will face county Tooele boys soccer coach Stephen from Chris Rhea and Ethan Hogan. rival Stansbury at home Friday Duggan didn’t mince words in the On the other side, the Utes (3-8, afternoon. aftermath of his team’s Region 1-7) benefited from a couple mental Stansbury softball vs. Ben 10 shootout loss to Uintah on errors by the Buffs that led directly Lomond Wednesday at Buffalo Stadium — a to their goals, and Tooele’s inability McKinzy Lawson was 3-for-3 match the Buffaloes dominated, but to solve Uintah goalkeeper Macourt with a home run, a triple and TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO had nothing to show for afterward. Pickup on several point-blank five RBIs in the Stansbury soft- Tooele softball coach Marissa Lowry (center) holds her certificate honoring her as the “That’s the most sickening loss chances in extra time sent the game ball team’s 25-0, three-inning National Federation of State High School Association’s Utah High School Softball Coach of the of my entire career as a coach,” to penalty kicks. win over Ben Lomond in a Year during a pregame ceremony April 13 at Tooele City Park. Pictured with Lowry are Tooele Duggan said. “We dominated that “They went the entire 100 min- Region 10 game Tuesday at High athletic director Catham Beer (left) and principal Aaron Jarnagin. game. We played in their 18-yard utes without a real shot on goal until Stansbury High School. Tiara box the entire game and couldn’t they got to penalties,” Duggan said. Jones was 2-for-3 with a double and three RBIs, as was Kyla find the final ball and when we got “It’s crazy. I’ve never been involved Collins. Madi Hicks was 3-for-4 through, we couldn’t finish.” in a game like that. I don’t ever want with three RBIs and Maame Tooele’s Lowry named Tooele (0-13, 0-11 Region 10) Johnson was 3-for-3 with an RBI controlled play for the vast majority SEE BUFFALOES PAGE A8 ➤ and four runs scored. Payten Staley was 3-for-3 with a double, an RBI and four runs and Kaycee Coach of the Year Thornock had two RBIs. Hicks tossed a no-hitter, striking out Former THS standout led alma mater to 2019 state title four, with the Scots’ lone runner reaching base on an error. DARREN VAUGHAN and to do the things that we’re doing. Grantsville softball vs. Morgan SPORTS EDITOR It’s a great award to get.” The Grantsville softball team Marissa Lowry has certainly made an Lowry helped guide the Buffaloes to pulled away with nine runs in impact on the Tooele softball program’s the 2019 Class 4A state championship, the sixth inning of its 16-5 win over Morgan in a Region 13 proud legacy, winning state champion- the program’s 10th state title. Prior to game Tuesday in Grantsville. ships both as a player and as a coach. taking over the head coaching job at Breana Hiatt was 2-for-3 with a Now, she can add another accolade her alma mater, she played collegiate solo home run for the Cowboys to the list. The National Federation of softball at the University of Utah. She (9-3, 7-0 Region 13). Kenzie State High School Associations (NFHS) has built an experienced coaching staff Allen was 2-for-5 with a double named Lowry its Utah State High around her, including Kelsey Pratt, and two RBIs, and Brooklyn School Softball Coach of the Year, cit- Lauren Spendlove and Kelly Russell. Frischknecht, August Cowan and ing her community involvement, school “I love relating to all of my coaches,” Miyah Fields each drove in two involvement and overall coaching said Tooele senior pitcher Attlyn runs. Frischknecht and Maddie Lee each went 3-for-4 at the philosophy. She was honored as part Johnston, who has committed to play plate. Cowan was the winning of the ribbon-cutting festivities for the collegiately at Dixie State University. pitcher, allowing no earned Buffaloes’ new home field on April 13, “Kelsey (Pratt) played where I’m runs on three hits with eight receiving a her certificate from Tooele going (at Dixie State). ‘Bug’ (Lowry) strikeouts and one walk in six High principal Aaron Jarnagin and ath- played at Division I (Utah) and Lauren innings. Grantsville will play host letic director Catham Beer. (Spendlove) played at Division I (Utah to region foe Judge Memorial “I was surprised,” Lowry said. “I felt Valley). I love all of them and they’re CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO on Friday. like it was an award that should be all really big role models for us to look Tooele’s Ethan Rogers directs the ball toward the goal during Wednesday’s Region 10 SEE WRAP PAGE A8 ➤ given to my whole coaching staff. It boys soccer match against Uintah at Tooele High School. Rogers scored a goal in the SEE LOWRY PAGE A8 ➤ takes an army to be able to be a coach penalty-kick shootout, but Uintah escaped with the victory. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 22, 2021

Carbon 13, Emery 8 Dugway’s Andrus honored as state’s top AD Manti 9, Juab 2 Wrap North Sanpete 11, Delta 1 DARREN VAUGHAN Former Dugway High princi- “Always seeing their success is continued from page A7 SPORTS EDITOR pal Jeff Wyatt said Andrus goes the greatest thing.” Providence Hall 21, Summit The athletic director of one out of his way to reach out to However, Dugway’s small Academy 2 South Summit 16, Judge Memorial 0 of Utah’s smallest high schools each student at the school. size makes for some chal- Grantsville baseball at South Grand 14, San Juan 1 has been honored with one of “He is a teacher and coach lenges, as well. Andrus has to Summit Wednesday the state’s biggest honors. who makes every kid feel balance his duties as a teacher, The Grantsville baseball team led 6-2 through five innings, then held Stansbury 18, Corner Canyon 1 Brett Andrus, who has been important,” Wyatt said in a coach and athletic director, Spanish Fork 8, Bear River 5 the athletic director at Dugway post on the Tooele County and Dugway’s athletic teams off a late South Summit rally to beat the Wildcats 7-6 in the second Woods Cross 7, Mountain Crest 2 High School for the past 12 School District’s Facebook page often have to travel long dis- Logan 20, Northridge 2 years, was named the recipi- announcing Andrus’ honor. tances to play games — it is a game of a three-game Region 13 series Wednesday in Kamas. Blake South Summit 18, Green Canyon 0 ent of the Utah High School “He is big on both academics 48-mile drive each way when Thomas and Caleb Sullivan each Uintah 20, Ogden 0 Activities Association’s Athletic and athletics and expects the the Mustangs play their near- went 2-for-5 at the plate for the Grand 11, Gunnison 8 Director of the Year award best of his students. Yet, he est region opponent at Tintic Cowboys (14-7, 9-2 Region 13), Provo 19, ALA 4 earlier this month. Andrus, a still shows compassion and High School in Eureka. It is 116 who also got a double from Jace Maple Mountain 6, North Sanpete 1 Dugway graduate, has worked understanding toward their miles each way to Wendover, Sandberg. Broc Miller was the win- Judge Memorial 11, Providence ning pitcher, allowing two runs Hall 4 at the school for the past 19 individual circumstances. His and a trip to Salt Lake City can St. Joseph 20, Summit Academy 19 years and teaches physical edu- mannerism and personality take an hour and a half each — one earned — on four hits with cation and health in addition help even the shyest student way. four strikeouts and a walk in four Notable HS boys soccer scores Tuesday to coaching the girls basketball feel welcomed.” “It’s a unique experience out Brett Andrus innings. Sam Daybell allowed four runs on six hits with two walks and Grantsville 2, South Summit 1 and volleyball teams. Andrus said getting to know here for sure,” Andrus said. a strikeout in 2 1/3 innings, though Crimson Cliffs 8, Canyon View 0 “I was surprised, and defi- each of the students at Dugway “We all have to wear multiple Andrus credited his col- only one of the runs was earned, Cedar City 5, Hurricane 0 nitely grateful for it,” Andrus is the most rewarding part of hats out here. It’s both reward- leagues at Dugway for making and Zack Hale pitched 2/3 of an Desert Hills 7, Pine View 2 said. “Because of the year that his job. ing and a little bit overwhelm- his job run as smoothly as pos- inning, walking one and striking Dixie 5, Snow Canyon 4, OT we’re in, I felt a little guilty “Because (the school) is so ing at times. Between coaching sible. out one. The Cowboys will wrap up Morgan 3, Summit Academy 0 with what all of the ADs in the small, you get to know kids and AD-ing, there’s nights that “I’ve got a great staff around the series against the Wildcats on Carbon 8, South Sevier 0 state have been putting up with on a personal level, and what I don’t get home until really me,” he said. “I have people I Friday in Grantsville. Grand 3, Richfield 1 or have to deal with all the keeps me going all the time is late, especially on road trips. can lean on to help, and they’re Stansbury softball at Corner Emery 5, San Juan 0 Judge Memorial 9, Providence COVID rules and everything. I to be able to provide opportu- That makes it difficult on a per- greatly appreciated for doing Canyon Hall 0 know how much work every- nities for our kids out here and sonal level. As the years go on, their job and helping me do Freshman Madison Stephensen body’s doing, so to get singled to make sure that they have you’re able to manage that time what I need to do as well.” went 2-for-3 with a triple and three Wednesday Uintah 2, Tooele 2, 2OT (UHS wins out felt a little awkward.” those opportunities,” he said. a lot better.” [email protected] RBIs and Payten Staley and Madi Hicks each drove in three runs 5-4 in PKs) as the Stansbury softball team ICS 8, Wendover 0 beat Corner Canyon 18-1 in four Logan 4, Bear River 3 innings on Wednesday afternoon Juan Diego 2, Ogden 2, 2OT (JDCHS in Draper. Hicks, Kyla Collins and wins 3-2 in PKs) Buffaloes Maame Johnson each went 4-for- Mountain Crest 4, Green Canyon 1 continued from page A7 4 at the plate for the Stallions Manti 3, Maeser Prep 2 (9-5-1, 5-2 Region 10), with Collins Delta 4, Juab 1 hitting a home run and Johnson ALA 1, North Sanpete 1, 2OT (ALA to be involved in a game like and McKinzy Lawson each hitting wins 5-4 in PKs) that again.” Each team scored doubles. Tiara Jones allowed one Schedule on its first two attempts in the run on two hits, striking out five Friday’s games and walking none. Stansbury will shootout, with Rhea and Ethan Tooele track and field at Skyhawk face county rival Tooele on the road Invitational at Salem Hills HS Rogers converting for Tooele. Friday afternoon. Tooele boys tennis at Uintah However, the Utes gained Notable HS baseball scores Tournament the upper hand when Pickup Tuesday Grantsville boys tennis vs. North made a save on Trevor Hogan’s Grantsville 11, South Summit 1 Sanpete, Manti and Salem Hills, 9 attempt, putting them ahead Cedar Valley 6, Stansbury 2 a.m. at Salem Hills HS 3-2 after scoring on their next Tooele 11, Ben Lomond 0 Stansbury softball at Tooele, 3:30 p.m. shot. Uintah 12, Delta 2 Grantsville baseball vs. South That put the pressure on Juan Diego 16, Ogden 2 Summit, 3:30 p.m. the Buffs’ next two shooters, Ridgeline 6, Mountain Crest 4 Grantsville softball vs. Judge as well as goalkeeper Jozef Sky View 6, Green Canyon 2 Memorial, 3:30 p.m. Grantsville boys soccer at Summit Runge. Sawyer Ward and Bear River 6, Logan 3 Crimson Cliffs 9, Cedar City 4 Academy, 3:30 p.m. Hunter Rhea each beat Pickup Dixie 13, Hurricane 3 Stansbury baseball at Cottonwood, to keep Tooele alive, and Runge Desert Hills 10, Canyon View 0 3:30 p.m. caught a break when the Utes’ Snow Canyon 13, Pine View 1 Tooele boys soccer vs. Ogden, 6 p.m. fifth shot ricocheted off the Carbon 12, Emery 2 Saturday’s games crossbar to send the shootout ALA 5, North Sanpete 3 Grantsville, Tooele and Stansbury to sudden death. Richfield 14, South Sevier 1 softball at Cache Valley Uintah came away with the Judge Memorial 7, Providence Invitational win in the next round. Tooele’s CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Hall 1 Tooele boys tennis at Uintah Austin Galloway got under Tooele’s Austin Galloway (21) controls the ball during the second half of Wednesday’s Region 10 boys soccer Morgan 6, Summit Academy 5 Tournament his attempt a bit too much, match against Uintah at Tooele High School. After the teams finished the match tied 2-2, Uintah won in a penalty- Juab 12, Manti 2 Grantsville, Stansbury at Tooele sending the ball over the goal. kick shootout. Wednesday track and field at Deseret Peak Invitational, 9 a.m. at Stansbury HS The Utes’ sixth shooter hit the Grantsville 7, South Summit 6 crossbar, but the ball deflected as well as we can play, either — don’t think you’ll ever have that home against Ogden. The Class Ridgeline 5, Mountain Crest 2 Monday’s games Bear River 12, Logan 2 straight down and barely over we can play better than that — many chances and that much 4A state tournament brackets Tooele softball at Uintah, 3:30 p.m. Green Canyon 9, Sky View 2 Tooele boys tennis at Cyprus, 3:30 p.m. the goal line. but even at the level we played possession inside an opposition will be revealed Wednesday, Richfield 10, ALA 8 Tuesday’s games It’s one thing not getting today, we were far superior to team’s 18-yard box again and with the opening round of the Morgan 9, Summit Academy 8 Tooele and Stansbury girls golf at El what you deserve, but … wow,” them. We should have won it not win a game.” state tournament scheduled for Judge Memorial 13, Providence Monte GC, 10 a.m. Duggan said. “It’s truly, truly, in regulation, and we should Tooele will finish its regular- April 30. Hall 5 Stansbury boys tennis at Cedar Duchesne 2, Grand 1 truly sickening. We didn’t play have won it in overtime twice. I season schedule Friday at [email protected] Valley, 3 p.m. Notable HS softball scores Tooele baseball vs. Mountain Ridge, Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Grantsville 16, Morgan 5 Tooele softball at Uintah, 3:30 p.m. doesn’t matter who scores “The guys are playing great,” combined for five yellow cards Tooele 15, Cedar Valley 0 Stansbury baseball at Uintah, 3:30 p.m. next — we’ve got to lift it up,’” Lowry said. “They’ve bought — including one against each Tooele 18, Cedar Valley 2 Grantsville baseball at Judge Cowboys Stansbury 25, Ben Lomond 0 Lowry said. “They did it. We’ve in, and that’s what’s awesome. team’s bench. Memorial, 3:30 p.m. continued from page A7 Ridgeline 15, Sky View 1 Grantsville softball at Summit been there … it’s a mood-killer In years past, we’ve had good Grantsville will travel to Ogden 30, Juan Diego 19 Academy, 3:30 p.m. (for South Summit).” teams, but we haven’t had a Bluffdale to face Summit Bear River 19, Logan 0 Grantsville boys soccer vs. Morgan, South Summit might have The Cowboys kept up the full team where they’ve bought Academy in a Region 13 match Mountain Crest 17, Green Canyon 7 3:30 p.m. gained from the goal, as Backus pressure, with Preston Remick into our philosophy and what Friday afternoon. The Cowboys’ Snow Canyon 10, Pine View 0 Grantsville boys tennis vs. Judge crashed the net for a rebound ringing a free kick off the we want to do, and we have final game of the season will Crimson Cliffs 13, Cedar City 2 Memorial, 3:30 p.m. off a shot by Delgado and put crossbar in the 66th minute. At enough skill to make it happen, be Tuesday at home against Hurricane 17, Dixie 5 Stansbury softball at Juan Diego, Grantsville back in front just 21 the other end, Carver kept the too. It’s pretty fun. I love it.” Morgan. Canyon View 20, Desert Hills 4 3:30 p.m. seconds later. Wildcats at bay, making nine Emotions ran high as the [email protected] Union 16, ALA 0 Tooele boys tennis vs. Juan Diego, Richfield 4, South Sevier 3 “We said at halftime, ‘it saves in the contest. match went on. The teams 3:30 p.m.

state championship-winning and Maresa Manzione; Tooele at Deseret Peak. It’s a sacrifice “The raking is different,” enjoy it because we’re respon- Field coaches Susan Rydalch, Linda County School District super- the Buffaloes are all too happy Johnston said with a smile. sible for keeping it nice.” continued from page A7 Matekel Kimball, Barry Pitt intendent Dr. Scott Rogers; to make in order to have their “We have to take care of our [email protected] and Steve Snow, who com- school board president Melissa own home. own fields, but I think we all bined to win nine titles in Rich; school board vice presi- ribbon-cutting ceremony April their respective careers. That dent Camille Knudson; school 13. made an impression on cur- board members Scott Bryan, “So many people before us rent coach Marissa Lowry, who Bob Gowans and Julia Holt COWBOYS TAKE DOWN TROJANS wanted their own field and guided the Buffs to their most and school district area direc- didn’t get it,” Tooele senior recent title in 2019. tor Jeff Hamm. Wynn and pitcher Attlyn Johnston said. “When we had the ribbon- Rogers cut the ribbon to for- “The money was well put into cutting ceremony, to have mally open the new facility. it. It’s really nice. “ former coaches out here who “We’re just so grateful to The facility, built amongst have won state championships, have something like this — for the existing youth-league it kind of put things into per- teams to come here and know fields north of the Leigh Pratt spective as far as the dynasty that we’ve earned this,” Lowry Aquatic Center, features new that Tooele has when it comes said. “It’s fun to have a place to brick dugouts and a brick to softball and state champi- call our own. It’s a great reflec- press box/storage shed, similar onships, and the players that tion of what we’ve earned, but to the new press box built in have come and gone through they also have to continue to the past couple years at Dow our program,” Lowry said. “To put in the work. Every day’s James Park — home of Tooele have something that reflects not given. They really have to High’s baseball team. Johnston that is amazing and something show up every day and work also noted the facility’s new we’re so grateful for.” hard for what they have.” purple fencing, making the Other dignitaries at the rib- That hard work even carries field unmistakably Tooele’s. bon-cutting ceremony includ- over to the field itself, where The ribbon-cutting ceremo- ed Tooele City mayor Debbie players are now responsible ny featured ceremonial first Winn and city councilors for its upkeep after leaving the pitches by former Tooele High Justin Brady, Melodi Gochis Tooele County-owned fields

pitches, she’s always making matters, it really fuels these Lowry me laugh. There’s never a dull girls and drives them toward continued from page A7 moment, even though we’re what we’ve done so far this always running and always year,” she said. “Our very up to.” doing our best.” first practice, that’s what we Johnston said Lowry’s posi- That positivity and light- talked about. That’s kind of tive attitude rubs off on the heartedness has been crucial what we’ve centered this year team, and helps the Buffaloes for the Buffs, who saw their on, just being grateful to be get through difficult situations entire 2020 season wiped out out here and playing with both on and off the field. by the COVID-19 pandemic. all 21 girls. We’re halfway “It’s not always sunshine With another chance to defend through the season — four or and rainbows outside of soft- their 2019 state championship, five weeks left with these 21 ball, but she does a really good Tooele has taken on this season girls — so you can’t take it for CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO job of saying, ‘we’re here to with a renewed sense of pur- granted and you have to cher- Grantsville’s Kenzie Allen fields a throw at third base as a Morgan player slides in during play,’” Johnston said. “If we pose, Lowry said. ish the time that you have with Tuesday’s Region 13 game at Grantsville City Park. Grantsville won 16-5, improving to 7-0 in need her, she’s there for us on “Having that perspec- them.” region play and 9-3 overall. and off the field. tive and knowing that every [email protected] “As the person who calls my game matters, every practice THURSDAY April 22, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 SUNDAY DRIVE 2021 Honda Odyssey Elite is the ultimate family vehicle

his year marks a mid-cycle The exterior design has a dif- Trefresh for the Honda ferent look than other minivans Odyssey minivan now in its with flowing lines that swept fifth generation since mak- our eyes from front to rear. The ing its debut back in 1995. new generation takes an even Minivans have come a long bolder look with a floating roof way in the past 20-plus years, as the D pillar is masked with but have declined in sales in black plastic at the bottom giv- the past two of years; however, Craig & Deanne Conover ing our eyes the illusion that Honda predicts a resurgence in GUEST COLUMNISTS the roof is floating above the the market that will put them vehicle. back to the same level of sales Of course the new Honda in the next six or seven years. opportunity to take our son came with all the great safety There are currently only six Jacoby, his wife Hailey, son features we have come to love minivan models available on Madan, and our daughter Sadie from the manufacturer: blind the market today and three of for a ride and to dinner. The spot monitoring, lane depar- those come from the same man- Odyssey was the perfect fit as ture warning, and the really ufacture: the Dodge Caravan, there were seats for all of us. fantastic lane keep assist that Chrysler Pacifica and Pacifica The child’s car seat went in very in a Honda keeps the vehicle Hybrid. Kia follows with the easily and with the included centered in the lane not just Sedona and Toyota wraps up cabin watch those of us up front bounding from line to line. The the list with the Sienna. could keep track of all the oth- adaptive cruise control, which The Odyssey continues to ers on the infotainment screen. we found very helpful in the be the best seller and has more The fact that the rear seats heavy traffic, now comes with brand loyalty in this market- slide both forward and back stop and go technology. Also place. As we sat down to write along with sideways, using included were cross path detec- this article about the new and a system called Magic Slide, tion with pedestrian detection, definitely improved Honda made sitting in the captain’s forward collision warning, and Odyssey minivan, Craig got a chairs in the second row very brake assist. text from his business partner enjoyable for mother Hailey, Inside, the Odyssey is the Mike showing a Facebook post and of course, made more room penultimate family cruiser, hav- with seven Honda Odyssey in the back with the car seat in ing not only all the features that minivans parked in front of a one of those seats for Deanne Mom and Dad could want to church. The poster wanting and Sadie. help with the ride, the design- to know if he had somehow The only complaint with the ers have also kept the kids and stepped into a Honda dealer- Odyssey was that those same rear seat passengers in mind ship — a sort of social proof chairs would not fold into the with add-ons that will keep that Honda is doing it right. floor as other minivans will do. them wanting to remain the So yes, the minivan may not They would come out of the rear and enjoy the ride. be gaining as much ground van but were on the heavy side For Mom and Dad the front nationwide, but it is still very and would take an adult to get screen can be set to watch the much a staple here in Utah them in and out of the van. The rear of the van with a ceiling with many evidently gravitat- third row seats did, however, mounted inferred camera and ing towards Honda’s offering. easily stow into the floor of the system named CabinWatch. With this in mind we embarked van. Planning ahead would be Combine this with a system on our weekly journey, and imperative if Dad wanted to called CabinTalk, which allows just our second time out with a purchase something large on the driver to communicate with Honda Odyssey. Saturday and still keep the kids the rear passengers via the During the week we had the in tow. speaker system, parents have the ability to watch and talk with the kids in the back with- and Dad. Now that is a great ies right from the net via the estimate. out having to take their eyes off feature. That alone would have built-in WiFi system, making The new Honda Odyssey is the road. been a reason for us to grab the Odyssey one of the most the top family contender in the For the kids the rear enter- a van like this when our kids connected cars we have driven minivan market and will keep tainment system can be con- were younger. to date. the kids smiling for all those trolled via a downloadable app Also for the kids as part of To keep Dad happy, the long road trips and can also called, of course, CabinControl. the CabinControl system is an Honda comes equipped with a keep them entertained. It will also control heating and option called Social Playlist V6 engine that now produces a Base price: $47,820 air conditioning and can send that allows up to seven pas- very nice 280 horsepower — up Price as driven: $49,390 destinations to the navigation sengers to upload their favorite 32 ponies from the previous system. There is also an embed- music to the system from their generation — and is connected Craig and Deanne Conover ded program in the system smartphones; this could be bad to a 10-speed automatic trans- have been test-driving vehicles called “How Much Farther” that or good for Mom and Dad, but mission that slips seamlessly for nearly a decade. They receive allows the kids to know exactly a way cool feature. Keeping up through the gears. We managed a new car each week for a week- how far they have to go and with the times, the entertain- 23 mpg for our week with the long test drive and adventure. not have to keep asking Mom ment system can stream mov- Odyssey, a little above the EPA They live in Springville, Utah.

GARDEN SPOT Small spaces can benefit from container gardening DIANE SAGERS line was. They flaunted their Plant them early in the the planters that sometimes GUEST COLUMNIST wealth and taste but were wise season indoors and move hold them should be well- This column was originally not to outshine the royalty if them outside as the weather drained so that the plants published April 25, 2013. It has they wanted to keep their posi- allows. As soil in a pot is more will not stand in water. They been updated by the author. tions, property and even their susceptible to frost damage should also be sturdy enough heads. Fortunately, today’s than ground soil, move them to withstand the weather. ood things that come in interest in making container indoors during cold nights or Holes are best placed in the Gsmall packages do not gardens is for everyone. the winter season. sides of the pot near the bot- always confine themselves There are hundreds of good Nearly any container from tom for drainage. When drain- to ring boxes. Small garden reasons to place plants in con- an old pair of shoes to a whisky age holes are in the bottom of packages can contain some tainers. Beauty or focal interest barrel can be adapted to grow a pot, set it on blocks to hold it very good things, too. A bright within a garden is one of them. plants. However, lightweight, above the soil or pavement so spot of unexpected color in a A container can lift plants durable pots available at gar- it will drain adequately. Cover yard or a little taste of fresh above the rest of a display to den centers make the process the holes with a broken pot vegetables and herbs can liven provide not only a beautiful much easier. They are usually fragment or bundle of wire to a landscape and bring a bit of focal point, but also depth and frost proof, less likely to break keep soil from compacting over delight to the owners. variety to a garden. That life while being handled, and, best them so water can drain. Flat A large container of flow- also places plants at a level of all, moving them does not mesh may allow soil compac- ers, herbs or vegetables can where they are easy to reach mean several visits to the chi- tion. produce much more than one and work with. ropractor. Pots made from wood slats might imagine and expanding Where perennial weeds or If you have heavy concrete are well drained, sturdy and one container to several can unfavorable soils spoil garden- or cast iron planters, consider attractive. Redwood and cedar create a focal point that draws ing efforts, containers can be getting a lightweight, light- are rot resistant, but other attention. set up to provide just the right colored plastic pot to fit inside kinds of wood should be treat- Container gardens have conditions for growing plants it. Such containers get hot and ed with copper napthenate to a history that extends back while the weeds are controlled the light color and the layer preserve them. centuries. Certainly the and soil improved. Just be cer- of air between the pot and the Whenever plants are grown Egyptians, Babylonians and tain the containers are large planter will help protect the in a confined space, it is par- others used extensive con- enough to hold plenty of grow- roots from being steamed. ticularly important to use light- tainer gardens. Romans were ing media so they do not dry Large pots, even filled with weight artificial soils or “soil- fond of terracotta or clay pots out too quickly. potting soil, can be heavy. In less” mixes rather than regular as containers. Palatial estates They also provide a place for my own flower beds when I garden soil. These mixes are of Europe displayed their glory a little garden in limited space. am using very large pots, I usually peat moss based and with elaborate containers of Not everyone has or wants a have filled the bottom third of are light weight with excellent plantings that festooned their large yard. A patio, porch or the pot with large chunks of water and air space. They are parkland grounds. It became balcony set off by container DIANE SAGERS broken Styrofoam. There is still also sterile, meaning they are a part of the order and the gardens can provide some Container gardens are a wonderful way to create a small, bright garden adequate soil for root growth free of harmful insects, weeds nobles and high-ranking clergy beauty and good eating. Best spot in the landscape. Nearly any container from an old pair of shoes to a and the loose foam allows for soon learned where the fine of all, containers are portable. whisky barrel can be adapted to grow plants. plenty of drainage. Pots and SEE GARDEN PAGE B7 ® MUSEUM MEMORIES Utah’s first “environmental protection agent”

he often-told story that attention Tuesday, April 20, and monographs and more in Heaven and Earth, Life and Twhen the Saints first 2021. Alexander addressed a than a hundred-fifty articles. Times of Wilford Woodruff, arrived in the Salt Lake Valley virtual audience of members He has served as an officer A Mormon Prophet; Utah, in 1847 there was only a Darrell Smith and wives of the Settlement in many historical organiza- the Right Place; and Brigham single tree growing to greet GUEST COLUMNIST Canyon Chapter of the Sons of tions. His awards include the Young and the Expansion of them is, of course, false. In Utah Pioneers. Evens Biography Award, the the Mormon Faith. He is a fact, according to Dr. Thomas Thomas G. Alexander is Western History Association past president of the National Alexander, there were groves the Lemuel Hardison Redd Honorary Live Membership Organization of Sons of Utah of cottonwood trees and other to cut out the grasses before Jr., Professor Emeritus of Award, and the BYU Karl G. Pioneers. vegetation. Wheat grass and they could plow. Such were Western American History at Maeser Distinguished Faculty Not only were there gener- other native grasses were so the little unknown facts about Brigham Young University. He Lecture Award — the highest ous green things to receive thick that those who would our “desert” state that Dr. is the author, co-author, or co- award given to a faculty mem- Brigham Young saw the territory SEE YOUNG PAGE B7 ® of Deseret through the lens of an plant their crops were forced Alexander brought to our editor of twenty-seven books ber. Writings include: Things environmentalist. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 22, 2021 ASK AMY The radish remedy was looking for a new spring Ivegetable to explore (move Family secret destroys a lifelong friendship over asparagus and spring Dear Amy: I’m holding on (It doesn’t help that I am some reading and research in peas) and discovered a wealth to a longtime family friend’s queer and trans, and not com- order to understand and recog- of information about radishes. secret, and it’s very upsetting. fortable being out to them nize the beautiful superpower I should have titled this article My friend “Chris” and I grew Amy Dickinson — making it impossible to be your introversion grants you: “Everything You’ve Ever Wanted GUEST COLUMNIST up together as kids. We always myself). You are observant. You are to Know About Radishes but acted as members of each The pandemic has given me thoughtful. You are empathet- Were Afraid to Ask.” other’s extended family. We an excuse not to attend family ic. You will never wound some- The red and white Cherry are now middle-aged. Yes, I think you should dis- events, but the teasing contin- one else with your words. Belle and French Breakfast radishes as part of a salad or a Our mothers were friends close this to him, but through ues! I hope you will put your European varieties are avail- decorative garnish, and you’ve from kindergarten on, until the context of your friendship. Whether I attend (virtually) energy into connecting with able in the spring and are the never tried the wide varieties each of their untimely deaths, You should frame this as a or not, I’m told off for being other empathetic people who most familiar type of radishes and flavors that radishes impart when they were in their 50s. decision that the elder gen- rude, shy, and antisocial. can support you through your to many shoppers. The large, to everything from pesto to stir I was given a huge burden eration made many years ago, I just can’t win. gender and sexuality explora- white Japanese Daikon radish fries and roasting, you’re miss- when my parents told me that that unfortunately engulfed How do I explain to my tion. Glaad.org has a very help- has been a part of a variety of ing out on indulging in both the Chris has a different father your treasured friendship. extrovert relatives that I don’t ful list of supportive resources Asian dishes for hundreds of nutritional benefits and the fla- than the man who raised him Tell him, “I want to explain enjoy being around them as for you. years. It’s a vegetable that can vors of this overlooked tuber. and who he thought was his why I’ve kept my distance. My much as they think I should? Also read the groundbreak- be prepared in a number of father. parents told this to me, and I - Shy Anti-socialite ing book, “Quiet: The Power ways, from raw slices to picked RADISH GREENS AND His parents took their secret realize that I let it create a wall Dear Shy: You don’t owe of Introverts in a World That to roasted until slightly crisp, MUSHROOM TOAST WITH to the grave. between us. Now - many years your relatives an explanation Can’t Stop Talking,” by Susan giving it a texture like a roasted FETA CHEESE Does this need to stay a later - my big regret is that I regarding your own tempera- Cain (2012, Penguin). potato. Move over, avocado toast! secret, now that his parents are let it happen. I have no idea if ment. You have the right to You can find a vast array of This flavorful recipe is the per- dead? this is even true, but I assume exist as your own authentic Dear Amy: “On the Fence” radishes throughout the year, fect showcase for radishes and Does he deserve to know? you could try to verify it if you self, and if you can’t do that in wondered how to respond and best of all, you can eat a can be served for breakfast, How would he benefit if I wanted to, through DNA test- the midst of family gatherings if her best friend asks if she radish from the leaves to the brunch, lunch or a light supper. told him now? ing. Regardless, I hope you will without being mocked and “likes” the friend’s fiance. bulb, so there’s no waste. When You can experiment with any I stopped our friendship accept my apology for keeping feeling put-down, then you I would lower the boom selecting radishes, make sure type of radish that is in season a few years back under the this from you. I feel terrible should skip these gatherings, softly, saying something like, that they are firm to the touch, with delicious results. burden of knowing this. I just about my own choice, but I unless you feel strong enough “No, I don’t. He doesn’t have and the tops are fresh without couldn’t handle it. Should I tell honestly did not know how to to either tolerate it, or push any positive qualities that I can any signs of wilting. 1 tablespoon butter him? handle it.” back. see.” They are a root vegetable and 1 tablespoon olive oil - Holding a Secret They already deride you for When (or if) the friend asks a tuber in the Brassicaceae fam- 2 cloves garlic, minced Dear Holding: First of all, Dear Amy: I never feel like being “antisocial” when you for more detail, BOOM. ily, along with bok choy, broc- 1/2 teaspoon salt you don’t know if this “secret” “family” at family gatherings. show up, so maybe you should - IMO coli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, 2 button or crimini mush- is true. It was passed along I get teased for being antiso- take a pass for the next few Dear IMO: BOOM, indeed! cauliflower, collard, rutabaga room caps, sliced thinly to you by people who are not cial or too quiet by my louder months. and turnips. Radishes come in 1 teaspoon soy sauce available to verify it. relatives. Tolerate it/or push back are You can email Amy Dickinson numerous shapes, colors, sizes 1 teaspoon ground black Your situation is a perfect They love getting together two choices that don’t rely on at askamy@amydickinson. and varieties, including the pepper example of how destructive while (it goes without saying) trusting your family members com or send a letter to Ask beautiful watermelon radish 1/4 cup radishes, chopped family secrets can be. Your life- — I don’t. to change. Because you cannot Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, with its pink and white swirls, finely, divided long friend has lost the benefit I AM quiet and introverted, trust them to change. NY 13068. You can also follow and the spicy black Spanish 2 cups radish greens, of your friendship, without but their teasing doesn’t make Yes, within your noisy family her on Twitter @askingamy or radish. chopped finely knowing why. He might blame me feel welcome or want to you no doubt feel very vulner- Facebook. Radishes are a nutritional 1/2 teaspoon apple cider or himself for your distance. open up to them. able, but I hope you will do © 2021 Amy Dickinson powerhouse. They’re an impor- rice wine vinegar tant source of anthocyanins and 4 thick slices of country or flavonoids, and are extremely French bread rich in vitamin C and folic acid, 3/4 cup crumbled feta INTERPERSONAL EDGE which medical studies have cheese, plain or with found to be positively linked to herbs, if desired the decrease of some cardio- vascular diseases. They’re also 1. Preheat the broiler to 400 Build up your immunity to ‘emotional viruses’ strong allies in the fight against F. cancer cell reproduction, partic- 2. Place a large skillet over Q: During the pandemic, part of our workplace isn’t indeed may be our lack of skill- ular colon cancer, kidney can- medium heat and melt the but- I have been acutely aware of actually other people. The ful responses, we start down cer, intestinal cancer, stomach ter. Add the olive oil, garlic and how hard certain customers hardest task is to control our a new powerful path. We find Daneen Skube cancer and mouth cancers. salt, cook, stirring occasionally, and co-workers make it for me GUEST COLUMNIST reactions to the behavior of we had vastly more control Radishes are packed with until garlic is tender, about 1 to do my job. As if death or dis- other people and to let inter- over our well-being at work. fiber, have a low glycemic minute. Add in mushrooms, soy ability wasn’t enough, people personal challenges inspire us Personal responsibility can be index, are high in potassium sauce, pepper and 1/2 of the have been just cranky, impa- to mature. If we collapse into the beginning of a whole new and help with the treatment radishes, and cook until soft, tient and demanding. How stantly vulnerable. High-level being victims, our circumstanc- chapter to grow up as we grow and prevention of disorders of about 3-4 minutes. Add in the can I manage to be productive interpersonal skills work like a es never improve because we beyond our old limiting and the liver, stomach, gall blad- radish greens and the vinegar, when people are being worse COVID vaccine, immunizing us never improve. Impulsive reac- painful habits. der, kidneys and urinary tract. and cook until greens are soft, jerks than usual? against the emotional viruses tions to upsetting situations Radishes also function as a about 3-4 minutes. A: You can manage to be around us that can make us can make us our own worst The last word(s) diuretic and a type of detergent 3. Place the mushroom and productive if you change your emotionally unwell. enemies. Q: My kids have grown up, and disinfectant for the body by greens mixture evenly on the expectations of people around The truth is our mental If we get tired of feeling run and I’m trying to figure out washing away toxins gathered slices of bread. Sprinkle the you. Most people around us health and physical health over by people acting badly, how to do something both in the kidneys, purifying the remaining radishes and then will not make it easy for us to have a ton to do not just with then we can channel our frus- meaningful and fun for work. blood and stimulating bile pro- the feta cheese on top of the do our jobs. Most people will our circumstances but also tration into learning every Is this unrealistic? duction to relieve constipation. greens mixture. Place bread act badly at least some of the with our power to make choic- clever communication skill A: No, the best careers are This is particularly important slices under the broiler; broil time. Some people will make es that help us act skillfully, we can discover. We practice, built on finding the most fun for the treatment of jaundice. for 2-3 minutes until the cheese it hard for us and act badly regardless of our challenges. make mistakes and become sandbox for you to play in as Radishes, especially the leaves is melted and slightly brown. nearly all the time. Our power When all around you are smarter and more skillful. Our an adult, and then get to be and bulbs of the black radish, Serves 2 to 4. resides in our capacity to learn acting poorly, your capacity to impulse control, tools and paid to learn and play with reduce red blood cell distribu- • • • advanced interpersonal skills feel bad and act effectively will strategies all become part of other people that also like that tion, which occurs in people Angela Shelf Medearis is that allow us to have a good improve your career a million our interpersonal immunity on sandbox! who suffer from jaundice, by an award-winning children’s day no matter how badly oth- times over. Others will also the job. increasing the fresh oxygen sup- author, culinary historian ers are acting. notice that you seem to be able Some of my clients tease me Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- ply to the blood. and the author of seven cook- If our well-being is depen- to ride out the stressful storms that they miss the days when tive coach, trainer, therapist and Another way to reap the books. Her new cookbook is dent on the behavior of those that cause others to fall apart. their suffering was everyone speaker, also appears as the FOX health benefits of radishes is “The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic around us, then we are con- Our workplaces pay and pro- else’s fault. With many sessions Channel’s “Workplace Guru” to pass the leaves and bulb Cookbook.” Her website is mote us because of our skills as of executive coaching and each Monday morning. She’s the through a juicer and drink the www.divapro.com. To see how- problem-solvers. Our ability to therapy under their belts, they author of “Interpersonal Edge: juice. Radish juice is a natu- to videos, recipes and much, solve problems at work starts now know that most of their Breakthrough Tools for Talking ral way to reduce fevers and much more, Like Angela Shelf TOOELETRANSCRIPT with the complicated interper- suffering is their reactions to to Anyone, Anywhere, About help prevent inflammation Medearis, The Kitchen Diva! on BULLETIN sonal problems we face every other people. When we blame Anything” (Hay House, 2006). and burning sensations in the Facebook. Recipes may not be day. When people ask about others, we slow down our abil- You can contact Dr. Skube at digestive and urinary tract, and reprinted without permission my corporate work, I say that ity to take back our power to www.interpersonaledge.com or infections of the kidney and from Angela Shelf Medearis. 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Dump into a mixing dients for togetherness, too, 11 cinnamon honey or bowl and mix with the melted making it a winner all the way regular graham crackers Here’s the fun: butter, then press evenly around. There’s something for crumbled to a pie-crust After you have set the oven against the bottom and side of everyone to do. Yes, there is consistency to 325 F, here’s how to get the a pie pan. mixing and stirring, but also 1/2 cup melted unsalted kids involved: An adult should bake the letting out the wiggles when butter Step 1: Let one child count crust in the oven for 5 minutes. pounding graham crackers and 1 cup fresh-squeezed lime 11 graham crackers from the Remove and set aside. squeezing lots of limes. And for juice (use Key limes, if box and break them into pieces Increase oven temperature the steady hand, there’s sepa- available) from about 1 in a sturdy plastic bag. Show to 350 F. rating egg yolks from whites. pound of limes him how to pound the crack- Step 2: While one child crushes the graham crackers, let another child squeeze the fresh limes to yield about 1 cup of lime juice. An adult should reduce the lime juice in a saucepan to 1/4 cup at a slow simmer over medium heat. Cool to room temperature. Step 3: Whisk egg yolks together in a bowl. Stir in the sweetened condensed milk and cooled juice. Pour filling into the pie shell and bake 7-10 minutes or until the middle is firm but able to jiggle. Cool, and refrigerate for at least 2 Sandra Bulloch hours before serving. Top with dollops of whip- ere’s interesting cast- Georgetown Project,” with ping cream sprinkled with Hing ... Sandra Bullock, Sam Worthington and David lemon zest and fresh mango age 56, romantically paired Hyde Pierce. slices. Delicious! with Channing Tatum, 40, in • • • • • • “The Lost City of D.” She’s a Meanwhile, back at Find more recipes and fam- reclusive romance novelist Wahlburgers, brother Mark ily fun at www.donnaerickson. on a book tour with her cover Wahlberg is planning the com. Write to Donna at Info@ model (Tatum), when they’re release of “Joe Bell,” with donnaerickson.com kidnapped and thrown into Gary Sinise and Connie a cutthroat jungle (shades Britton, which scored well © 2021 Donna Erickson of the 1984 hit “Romancing at the Toronto Film Fest last Distributed by King Features Synd. the Stone,” with Michael September; the action-adven- Douglas, Kathleen Turner ture “Unchartered,” with and Danny DeVito). Filling in Tom Holland and Antonio for DeVito is Harry Potter’s Banderas, which opens Feb. Daniel Radcliff as the vil- 11, 2022; and “Arthur the lain. Radcliff has completed King” (not about King Arthur, Homemade ‘foot box’ relieves night cramps shooting season three of the but a stray dog named TBS series “Miracle Workers,” Arthur). Wahlberg is cur- DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a stationary bicycle before bed Many fruits and vegetables while Sandra Bullock is rently taking on Halle Berry very healthy 74-year-old male. can help. Couple that with make urine pH more alkaline, upcoming in “Bullet Train,” in Netflix’s “Our Man in New I am not on any medications regular stretching of the calf whereas meat and dairy make with Brad Pitt, Joey King, Jersey,” playing a blue-collar and enjoy normal blood pres- and hamstring muscles and the urine more acid. Smoking Lady Gaga and Michael James Bond. sure and great stats from my adequate hydration. Although also makes the urine more Shannon. Channing Tatum is • • • regular bloodwork. I weigh many readers ask about it, I acid. due in “Dog,” which he also Don’t know how the 140 pounds and have been do not recommend quinine Eating more fruits and veg- co-directed, opening July 16. Academy plans to save this exercising every day faithfully for most people, and it’s quite etables (and abstaining from • • • year’s Oscars, but Elton for decades. rare for the cause to be distur- smoking) will help reduce Zac Efron, Russell Crowe John has chosen Neil Patrick A couple of years ago, I bances of sodium, potassium, recurrence of bladder can- and Bill Murray co-star in a Harris to host his 29th annu- started getting cramps in both calcium or other electrolytes. B cer, though I’m not sure it’s film about Chick Donahue al AIDS Foundation Academy legs throughout the night. My complex vitamins and magne- through urine acidity. Please (Efron), who left New York Awards Pre-Party. The one- toes would curl down and my sium are helpful in some peo- don’t stop your doctor’s recom- in 1967 to bring beer to his hour event will stream live entire leg would get stiff; the eventually I got used to it. The ple, but I restrict iron to people mendations, though, as diet Army buddies serving in (sort of), at four different pain was horrible. I had a ter- remarkable news is that I have with proven iron deficiency. alone is not adequate therapy Vietnam. Naturally, Zac will times in North America, the rible time “walking it off,” and not had a single episode since If all else fails, prescription for bladder cancer. show off his superhero body United Kingdom, Europe and very often when I finally got it fabricating the box over six medications such as verapamil A 2012 study found no ben- as he hoists beer through the Australia/New Zealand. The to pass, as soon as I got back months ago. — G.K. may be helpful. efit in selenium and vitamin E jungle, wearing shorts and a streaming hosts will beam in bed the whole thing would ANSWER: I appreciate your • • • on prevention of bladder can- Hawaiian shirt. Even though the charity gala to 100,000 start all over again. Sometimes writing in. I have had many DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m get- cer. It’s unlikely to be signifi- it’s called “The Greatest Beer “attendees.” I would go a few nights with- patients use a box during sleep ting low grade tumors in my cantly effective in treatment. Run Ever,” you can expect big *** out having a problem, but for acute gout, where even a bladder. I just had my second • • • things since it’s being direct- Oscar-winning actress there was always the fear that I sheet on top of the affected toe operation after the Bacillus Dr. Roach regrets that ed by “Green Book” Oscar- Helen Mirren, for 2006’s would have another episode. can be exquisitely painful, but Calmette-Guerin treatment he is unable to answer indi- winner Peter Farrelly. “The Queen,” will be the vil- I read online advice to get I had not heard this used for didn’t work. I read that tumors vidual questions, but will Zac’s also preparing lainous Hespera, daughter of the weight of the sheet and nocturnal leg cramps. Some can’t grow in an alkaline envi- incorporate them in the the second season of the the god Atlas, in the sequel covers off the feet. I took a patients have noticed that ronment. Should I eat vegeta- column whenever possible. Netflix documentary series to “Shazam!”. Zachary Levi strong cardboard box and sleep the symptoms do seem to be bles, like broccoli and sprouts? Readers may email questions “Down to Earth,” in which and Asher Angel return as with my feet in the open end started or exacerbated by the Also, would vitamin E and to ToYourGoodHealth@med. he travels around the the superhero and his teen- of the box. The first time I got weight of blankets. selenium be helpful? — R.G. cornell.edu. world with wellness expert age counterpart, Billy Batson. in bed with this rigged up, it Before resorting to that, I ANSWER: It is true that Darin Olien to find healthy, The original grossed $366 felt very strange not having recommend regular exercise, having an acid urine pH is a © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. sustainable ways to live. million and all they could anything on my bare feet, but even a few minutes of riding a risk factor for bladder cancer. All Rights Reserved He’s also readying for the say was “damn,” we mean remake of the 1984 Drew “Shazam!” Barrymore film “Firestarter.” Latin, to English. attracts insects and birds. • A 2013 exhibition in Dublin Crowe is awaiting release © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. • The tongue is the only However, the flowers also displayed a variety of of the horror/thriller “The - muscle in one’s body that is exhaust the plant and drain cheeses made with bacte ria samples obtained from attached from one end. its nutritional supply until it dies. people’s feet, armpits and • In 2007, Scotland spent navels. No one actually ate • There is a punctuation mark 125,000 British pounds them, so we can’t comment BY LUCIE WINBOURNE - devising a new national used to signify irony or sar casm that looks like a back- on the taste. slogan. The winning • Guns N’ Roses frontman ward question mark. • We goofed! Our Feb. 8 entry was: “Welcome to Axl Rose once earned $8 an “Strange But True” column hour for smoking cigarettes, Scotland.” • Lipstick was considered an essential item for female contained this statement: for a science experiment at • The suicide palm gets its nurses in the armed forces “Baked beans aren’t baked. California’s UCLA. name from how it meets during the World War II, They’re stewed.” It should its demise. At the end of its • If you translate “Jesus” from both to remind women they have read, “In the U.K., life, the stem tips explode Hebrew to English, the cor- were ladies first and mili- baked beans aren’t baked, in a massive array of tiny rect translation is “Joshua.” tary second, and because it but stewed.” We apologize flowers capable of being The name “Jesus” comes might have a calming effect for the error. pollinated and developing from translating the name on the male soldiers. © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. from Hebrew, to Greek, to into fruit, and their nectar B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY April 22, 2021

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Answers on B5 THURSDAY April 22, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Bulletin Board

Grantsville City Library Just Serve questions. coping with PD and how to live well. We Tooele Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville If you are interested in serving in your Historical Society meet the third Friday of each month from Tooele Valley Family History 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 Senior Center City Library is going fine free. We will no community, or know of a service project Monthly Meetings longer charge overdue fines for items that would benefit your community, go to Center S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, The senior center is for the enjoyment of The Tooele County Historical Society returned after their due date. Our new justserve.org and post your project or sign Research your ancestors free with call Hal at 435-840-3683. all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are meetings have been cancelled until hours are Tuesday through Friday from up to become a volunteer for the project trained Family Search volunteers at the Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., further notice because of the Cov-19 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from of your choice today! This is a free website Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and exciting Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering that connects community needs with vol- N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. to Recovery” activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, any updated information about our meet- limited contact hold pick-up, please call unteers who can help meet those needs. Hours of operation: Tuesday through Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. 435-884-1670 for more information. Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Seeking Historical Items Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Grantsville Irrigation Company evenings by appointment only. Special to all those affected by someone else’s Moose The Tooele County Historical Society movies and health classes. Meals-On- Grantsville Irrigation has begun filling classes offered regularly. Call the center addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer would like members of the community Wheels available for homebound. Lunch the lines with water. Please wait at least Meals at Lodge for more information. help by sharing our experience, strength who have any family or personal histories, served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- a week before turning on your sprinklers. Friday and Saturday night dinners will and hope. For more information, please photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, gested contribution is $3. For those under This gives us time to repair any damage be served from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U contact Terri at 435-313-4851. VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to done during the winter months. Residents Friday night dinners change weekly, This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at would like to donate to our organization the store or doctor visits for residents in have been allotted 50,000 gallons per or you can order from the menu items the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 Children’s Choir Auditions to please call us. We are also looking for Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- residential share. Agricultural users have Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- portation information call 435-843-4114. been issued one regular turn for the sea- able price. contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 chures or any history that pertains to the For more information about the Tooele son. If you notice any leaks or have other Daily lunch specials are available at the at 435-849-4180. years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Tooele County area. If you would like to center, call 435-843-4110. questions please contact the office at 435- lodge from 11 a.m. owner and director of Blake Music Studios, donate them to our organization, or if you Alcoholics Anonymous 884-3451 or [email protected]. The Take out orders can be called in during directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tooele Pioneer Museum would let us make a copy for the Tooele Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. Annual Meeting of Shareholders will be our operating hours and picked up at the vocal performance and has taught at the 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open County Historical Society, please call 435- Main Street, daily at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. held May 12th at 8 p.m. at the Grantsville lodge at the time agreed on. collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday 882-1612. Park in back. Irrigation office. For members and their guests only. and you are looking for an exceptional and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most musical experience for them, this is it. For Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Events Alcoholics Anonymous Groups and Events Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are more information and to register for an Open other times by appointment. Call Schools Our Veterans Day dinners are back. This audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 month it will be on Thursday, April 29 at Tooele County Arts Guild com or call 435-277-0755. 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- St. Marguerite Catholic School 5:30 p.m. Please come help recognize/ p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron All artists from Tooele County age 13 tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Students of all faiths are welcome honor one of our Veterans. For members Dr., Tooele. Author’s Welcome and above are welcome to join the Tooele from preschool through 8th grade at and their guests only. The Writer’s Bloc, Tooele chapter of the County Arts Guild for an evening, or for Young People in Recovery Mobile Vet Center Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Meetings occur on the first and third League of Utah Writers, invites you to join the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold To better serve veterans located in Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day Sundays of every month. 9:30 a.m. for the us at our bi-monthly virtual meetings, bership include the opportunity to display all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. where we discuss the craft and offer sup- your artwork for show and sale in various p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- port for fledgling authors. For more infor- venues around Tooele County, as well as also on the first and third Friday of the from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Meetings mation please contact the chapter presi- side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Meetings occur on the first and third regular updates on events in our commu- month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park visit www.stmargschool.org. Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., dent at [email protected], or 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides Sundays of every month, 9:30 a.m. for the nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- find us on Facebook at Writers Bloc. free, confidential counseling for theater men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- veterans of all conflicts. For further Education Call 435-228-8217 for more information. 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Rocky Mountain Hospice information contact Dave Brown at 801- 435-255-9905. Want to have more meaning in your life. Stansbury Days Triathlon 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center Tooele Technical College Eagles Family support group Do you want to do something that is sat- 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov Programs with space available Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening isfying and of great service to your com- Meetings August 21, 2021! Mark your calendars! Get your loved one sober. The USARA include the POST (Peace Officer Craft family support group is held munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain Donate to Library Standards Training) program (Satellite The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants Registration opens April 18. To register, go Hospice volunteer. No experience Please remember the “Friends of the to start their meetings again on Monday, to this link! https://www.runnercard.com/ Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s room at the Tooele City Library. Group required. All training, background check Tooele City Library” while doing home License (CDL) program and Software February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are roadrace/public/raceGroup/976695 and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. cleaning and donate your used books to encouraged to be there and all sisters are Teens and adults, first timer or experi- books and materials provided. Craft is a Development. These programs and others free program for family members who The only requirement is your desire to the bookstore in the library. Money from are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today invited to attend. enced! 500m swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75 help someone in need. Please contact book sales is used to support programs Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th mile bike on a pretty flat course/ 5km have a loved one with a substance use and begin training for a promising career. disorder. For more information, call Heidi Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky within the library. The library is located at Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. run (that’s 3.1 miles). You can even sign Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call up with a team. This event is a blast, train Warr at 435-255-9905. es at 435-248-1800 for more information. Social Room Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. with a friend, compete with your neigh- Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group 801-397-4902. Please notice that the Social Room is bors, and get cheered on by your com- org. Thank you for your support. Adult Education Join us the 2nd Monday of each month open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. munity. Prizes, t-shirts, raffle, and food. As Get your high school diploma this year from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical The Next Chapter Books for the Whole Family There is no sitting or standing at the bar always, we need volunteers, so if you want at the Tooele Community Learning Center. Center in Tooele. The Tooele County The Next Chapter is a free social support Donated children’s books and paper- and tables are set six feet apart and are to get involved without the sweat, sign up All classes required for a high school Health Department’s Aging Services pro- and educational program to help widows backs are for sale for 25 cents, and sanitized regularly. For the next two to help on race day! diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s and widowers adjust to the loss of their hard-covers are being sold for $1 from aration and English as a second language weeks masks are required to enter and spouse through monthly activities. You 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 p.m. to 8 upon exiting the building. After entering Ladies Community Club of Association Caregiver Support Groups. are available. Register now to graduate The groups are designed to provide emo- are invited to join others who are on the p.m. on Mondays and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 the building please print your name on Tooele same page as you, to begin a new chapter on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All the forms provided in the event that con- To view upcoming events, learn more tional, educational and social support for Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele proceeds go back to the library for proj- cation classes are for students 18 and over. tact tracing would be needed, this infor- about our organization, or to become a County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for ects and programs. mation will only be used in the event of member, please find us on Facebook or Food Addicts in Recovery more details. ESOL contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite you can email us at ladiescommunity- Anonymous Community Book Sharing Box ESOL conversational classes are held you to come down and see what we’ve [email protected]. Sons of Utah Pioneers Our Community Book Sharing Box has Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele done to help make it safe to go out. Are you having trouble controlling the Anyone interested in the history of moved to a new location. It has moved Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- The social room is open 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ladies Golf League way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah two doors to the south where the Cook dents may also come anytime the center is daily, staffed with volunteer bartenders, Golf Season is finally here! We Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah Family will now be the steward’s of the open for individualized study. Registration please tip accordingly. would love for you to join our 2021 ery program for anyone suffering from Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- “Little Free Library” at 987 S 1050 W. is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Ladies 18-hole league on Wednesdays at food addiction. Meetings are held every ings due to the pandemic, but watch this Anyone can take a book or bring a book Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- the Tooele Oquirrh Hills course! Sign-ups Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, bulletin and we will announce our next to donate and share with others. To learn tion. Elks (Meet & Greet) on April 21 at 6:00 p.m. The 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the meeting, which will be a virtual meet- more and to find other locations near you, 1st day out on the course will be April north back entrance. For more infor- ing. Also watch for an announcement of go to www.littlefreelibrary.org, under the Early Head Start Bar 28. Please call 435-882-4220 if you have mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer MAP tab and enter your zip code. DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers We are open and now serving food questions. or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- NO COST weekly home visits for families Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Tooele County Aging Services lic. For more information about the Sons who are eligible under the age of 3. Home Our new contact phone number is 435- TOPS Weight Loss Support attend. of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, Dementia Dialogues will be offered visits include parent and child education, 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. Group Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or virtually by Tooele County Aging Services Tooele County Aging assessments, and family support services The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) [email protected] on Tuesday evenings, April 27 and May 4 including nutrition education. We also Weight Loss Support Group meets every Tooele County Aging is looking for and 11 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. This series is offer comprehensive health services for Disabled Veterans Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church volunteers to help us meet the needs of TC Squares Dance Club designed to educate community mem- seniors in the community. Many seniors expecting mothers including prenatal Chapter 20 located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. The TC Squares Dance Club has begun bers and caregivers about Alzheimer’s parent education and support services. Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by require assistance and need rides to doc- dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County disease and related dementias. Please call Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- tors or other professionals. Rides help Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Chapter 20, for the Disabled American 435-277-2457 to preregister. 882-3439. dren are invited to attend. Come and let seniors live more independent lives. Call West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Veterans holds monthly general member- us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For 435-843-4114 for more information. The bring finger food to share. For more infor- ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, Free developmental evaluation more information visit TOPS.org or con- Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door Grantsville DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. also are in need of volunteers. For more Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday NO COST developmental evaluations for information about volunteering at the website at tcsquares.com. Share your Ancestry children ages birth to 3. We provide a full of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Museum Volunteers Needed Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For The Family History Center in Grantsville range of services for children with devel- invite all veterans to come join us in the Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park volunteering at the Tooele Center call Tooele County Homemakers has been gathering histories, pictures and opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal comradery with other veterans at our is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- 435-843-4110. We would like to invite all ladies to our obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All is to minimize the effects of the delay and monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has tory or science? Volunteers at the museum Homemakers club. Meetings are held on information will be shared upon request, reduce the need for long-term services trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) can gain new skills or practice old ones. Life’s Worth Living Foundation the first Tuesday of every month with a but we are asking for your help in further- throughout their school years. For more to answer questions concerning your VA We are looking for people to help with Suicide support group meetings are luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., ing this work. Thanks for all who have information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) organization, exhibit development, gar- held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at September through May. Located at 151 assisted. Please contact Don and Patti ddivantage.org are available by appointment to help vet- dening and educational program devel- Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. N Main, in the auditorium of the Health Johnson, by email: [email protected], by erans and their families submit claims for opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by Department and USU Extension offices. mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or compensation, obtain health and educa- and year round. Scheduling is flexible. the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. Charity tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- per year. For more information, call Eileen cide, please plan on attending. Please go Senior Center vices are Free of Charge. For information, To apply or request more information, 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne Tooele Children’s Justice Center please join our monthly meetings. Call send email to: [email protected] on Facebook and like our page to keep 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. The senior center is for the enjoyment Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in commander Penny Larson 801-359-8468 current with our latest news and events. of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Thank you and we hope to see you all this need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and or Adjutant Curtis G. Beckstrom at 435- Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- September. are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 snacks. We appreciate all donations. For 840-0547 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440, 36 at 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if meets the first Thursday of the month. Tooele County Quilters exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, S 100 E, Tooele. no contact. Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Parkinson’s disease Support All meetings are held on the third crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint the downstairs conference room of the Group Tuesday of each month in the Tooele knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise United Methodist Dinner COVID-19 Help for DAV Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues program, wood carving and health Tooele United Methodist Church offers a The Disabled American Veterans Come and learn about rocks, minerals, be overwhelming for the newly diag- are $20 per year to be paid at the first classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and National Office has established a relief and ways to craft them, and enjoy field nosed. Tooele has a support group for meeting. homebound. Lunch served weekdays. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is fund to provide financial aid to service- trips for rock collecting. Membership is persons with Parkinson’s disease and their For 60 and above, suggested contribu- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. connected disabled veterans who have $15 per year. For more information email caregivers. You can learn how others are tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. lost employment or income due to the [email protected]. Transportation available to the store or First Baptist Food Pantry COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued Community Food Pantry located at doctor visits for residents in Tooele and grants are meant to help these disabled Tooele Valley Free Masons 580 S Main St., Tooele. We are open Grantsville areas. For transportation service connected veterans, pay bills, Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the Bulletin Board Policy on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. information call 435-843-4114. For more obtain food and provide for their families second Friday of each month for din- If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Everyone is welcome, no requirements. information about the Grantsville center, during these difficult times. ner and socializing. If you are interested at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Come as often as you need, we have call 435-884-3446. The application for this relief can be or have questions, please join us at the Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- plenty of food. First Baptist Church 435- found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- 882-2048. Daughters of Utah Pioneers will need to fully complete the application Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin The DUP is seeking any family histories, and provide documentation verifying 435-277-0087. cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- Baby Blankets Needed ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- photographs, books, stories or vintage their status as a service-connected dis- Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the abled veteran who has lost employment Insect 4H Club DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Starting June there will be an insect 4H Blankets should be new and in good as a result of the pandemic. Disabled W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. veterans who are small business owners club. Participants must be 12 or older. Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the condition. Homemade blankets are also Activities include making nets and kill- accepted if new. Donations can be turned or who work independently and have Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- been negatively impacted financially as a ing jars, 1-day trip to middle canyon, and tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West reading a 3-hour night collection for big Comics Page Puzzle Answers Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in result of the virus may also be eligible for Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit this assistance. moths. We will be displaying in the Tooele from page B4 www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with County Fair. Call 435-882-6816 with any www.exploretooele.com. any questions. Hidato Sol. 4/19 MY ANSWER The Bible is much more than a book of history From the writings of t primarily as historians seeking the centuries and consider Bible to us because He wants he Rev. Billy Graham information, but as men and what others have said about us to know Him and to love and women seeking God. Jesus. Skeptics claim that the serve Him. Most of all, He gave Q: Isn’t the Bible really just The Old Testament predicted Scriptures are not believable, us His Word with a command to a book of history of the world, Christ’s birth, death, and resur- yet testimonies about Jesus’ life obey it so that we can become and a biography of God and His rection, and the New Testament and resurrection come from his- more like Christ. The Bible is claims? -- T.T. documents the fulfillment of torians, philosophers, scientists, trustworthy because it points A: When we approach the these prophecies, yet many churchmen, and yes, even athe- man to the most important Bible as history and biography, people reject its truth. God has ists. Evidence is substantiated in events in human history: the we approach the Bible in the revealed Himself in the pages scrolls of antiquity, quill-stained life, death, and resurrection of wrong spirit. Those who read of Scripture, yet the truth about parchments, and modern com- Jesus Christ. the Scriptures as magnificent God, His Son, and the Holy munications. But the most literature and breathtaking Spirit are often debated and compelling evidence is seen in This column is based on the poetry but overlook the story of disbelieved. those whose lives have been words and writings of the late salvation miss the Bible’s real While the Bible is much transformed by Christ! This is Rev. Billy Graham. meaning and message. We must more than a book of history, it’s the greatest of all miracles. © 2021 Billy Graham Literary read and study the Bible, not interesting to go back through God gave the books of the Trust NOTICE TO WATER USERS NOTICE OF SALE The applications below In the Third District were filed with the Di- Court, in and for the vision of Water Rights County of Tooele, in Tooele County. State of Utah. These are informal TOOELE CITY, COR- proceedings per Rule PORATION 655-6-2. Protests con- SHERIFF'S NO. cerning an application C21-00083 must be legibly written Writ of Execution/Or- or typed, contain the der of Sale vs. YURI name and mailing ad- KOZODOY, an individ- dress of the protesting ual, and Does 1 party, STATE THE AP- through 10 (Real Prop- PLICATION NUMBER erty) Case No. PROTESTED, CITE 200300965 REASONS FOR THE INVITATION TO BID To be sold at Sheriff's PROTEST, and RE- Tooele City Sale, at the second QUEST A HEARING, 90 North Main Tooele floor front door of the if desired. Also, A $15 City, Utah 84074 County Building (47 FEE MUST BE IN- Notice is hereby given THURSDAYSouth AprilMain) 22,in the 2021 City B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETINCLUDED FOR EACH that TOOELE CITY of Tooele, County of APPLICATION PRO- CORPORATION Tooele, State of Utah, TESTED. Protests (OWNER) will accept on the 29 day of must be filed with the bids for the Smelter APRIL , 2021 at Division of Water Road Sidewalk Im- 10:00 o'clock a.m. on To place your Classified ad Rights on or before provement Project, de- To place yoursaid Classified day that certainad call 435-882-0050 May 12, 2021 either scribed in general as call 435-882-0050piece or parcel of real electronically using the follows: property situated in Division`s on-line Pro- Removal of approxi- Tooele County, State CLASSIFIEDtest of Application mately 1,400 linear of Utah, described as form, by hand delivery feet of curb and gutter follows to-wit: to a Division office, or and 6,600 square feet All right, title, claim Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, by mail at PO Box of existing sidewalk, and interest of the CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES published every Tuesday and Thursday Classified ad deadlines: Monday146300, 4:45 p.m. Salt for Lake Tuesdayand theedition installation • Wednesday of 4:45 p.m. for Thursdayabove named edition defen- All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on TuesdayCity, or Thursday UT 84114-6300. will automatically run in approximatelythe Tooele Valley Extra, a separate 1,550 publication that is delivered to all nonsubscribersdants: of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. TWENTY WORDS OR LESS MONTHLY RATE Please visit water- linear feet of new curb All of YURI KOZO- An ad running a minimum of 8 consecutive issues NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. does not endorse, promote, or encourage the purchase of any product All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which $ 50 After 20 words or service advertised in this newspaper. Advertisements are the solerights.utah.gov responsibility of the advertiser. or callTranscriptand makes gutter it illegal and to advertise 9,400 “any preference, limitation, or discrimination basedDOY'S on race, religion, interest sex or national in the 30¢ per word/issue $2.00 per word over 20 words Bulletin Publishing Co. hereby disclaims all liability for any damages suffered(801)538-7240 as the result of any foradvertisement ad- squarein origin, or feet any intention of to newmake any such preference, limitation or discrimination.”real The Tooele property Transcript-Bulletin located will 6 $ the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. is not responsible for any claims or representations not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are informed that Bold/boxed ads extra made in advertisements in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. The Tooele Transcript-ditional Bulletin information. has the sole authority to editsidewalk all dwellings and advertised related in this paper are available on an equal opportunity basis.at: 1200 EAST Bold type 5¢ per word/issue 25 No credit for stopped ads. Includes and locate any classified advertisement as deemed appropriate. TranscriptNEW Bulletin Publishing Company reservesappurtenances. SMELTER ROAD, Boxed ads 50¢ per issue (20 words or less) the right to refuse any advertisement. 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra APPLICATION(S) Separate sealed bids TOOELE, UTAH 15-5658 (A82499): will be received by the 84074 and more par- Janae Wyman pro- OWNER in Room 227 ticularly described as: Services Miscellaneous Garage, Yard Autos Public Notices pose(s)Public usingNotices 4.73 ofPublic the Tooele Notices City Mu- Public Notices BeginningPublic Notices at a point Sales Meetings ac-ft.Water from groundwa-User nicipalMiscellaneous Offices located Miscellaneous whichMiscellaneous is South ter (Lot 2 Arthur at 90 North Main, 89°39'28” West 858.50 HANDYMAN, any kind DISH Network. $64.99 STANSBURY 5647 DONATE your car, LEPC AGENDA Ranch-Rush Valley) Tooele, Utah 84074 INVITATION TO BID feet from the East _ of handyman work, for 190 Channels! Fermin Ln Saturday truck or van. 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Call letin April 22, 2021) of the first publication 6586948 mium channels than cerning an application you would like to have C21-00083 882-0050 of this notice on April PUBLIC Hearing: DISH. Restrictions 2007 GMC 2500 HD PUBLIC NOTICE must be legibly written an attorney appoint- Writ of Execution/Or- 22, 2021, or be forever 1. REZ 2021-45 – Tom apply. Call IVS - HUGE MOVING sale 4WD extended cab The agenda for the or typed, contain the ment to represent you, der of Sale vs. YURI barred. Parker is requesting a 1-833-599-6474 Erda 611 E Erda SLE1 6.6L turbo die- Tooele County Council name and mailing ad- please contact the KOZODOY, an individ- (Published in the rezone from RR-5 (Ru- W a y . F r i d a y sel V8. Many options, Work Session to be dress of the protesting court prior to the hear- ual, and Does 1 DIRECTV NOW. No Tooele Transcript Bul- ral Residential, 5 Acre 10am-3pm, Saturday 83,000mi original held April 27, 2021 at party, STATE THE AP- ing and request an at- through 10 (Real Prop- Satellite Needed. letin April 22, 29 & Minimum) to RR-1 9am-3pm. Furniture, owner $16,750. 5:00 p.m., will be PLICATION NUMBER torney to be appointed erty) Case No. $40/month. 65 Chan- May 6, 2021) (Rural Residential, 1 clothing, flooring, 801-599-2312 posted on the county PROTESTED, CITE to you. 200300965 nels. Stream Break- Acre Minimum). Parcel glass, and more. Tooele. w e b s i t e a t REASONS FOR THE INVITATION TO BID You are hereby sum- To be sold at Sheriff's ing News, Live ID: 05-043-0-0056. Ap- (https://agenda.tooe- PROTEST, and RE- Tooele City moned to appear be- Sale, at the second Events, Sports & On SELL YOUR com- DONATE YOUR CAR proximate Site Loca- leco.org/onbaseagen- QUEST A HEARING, 90 North Main Tooele fore this court’s loca- floor front door of the Demand Titles. No puter in the classi- OR TRUCK TO tion: located south of daonline,) click on if desired. Also, A $15 City, Utah 84074 tion, Tooele County County Building (47 Annual Contract. No fieds. Call 882-0050 HERITAGE FOR Bates Canyon Road “Tooele County Coun- FEE MUST BE IN- Notice is hereby given Juvenile Courthouse, South Main) in the City Commitment. CALL or visit www.tooele- THE BLIND. Free 3 and west of Droubay cil Meetings” and on CLUDED FOR EACH that TOOELE CITY 74 South 100 East, of Tooele, County of 1-844-435-3985 transcript. com Day Vacation, Tax Road. Unincorporated: the public notice web- APPLICATION PRO- CORPORATION Tooele, Utah 84074 for Tooele, State of Utah, Deductible, Free Erda. Planner: Jeff site TESTED. Protests (OWNER) will accept a pre-trial on the Veri- on the 29 day of Towing, All Paper- Miller (http://www.utah.gov/p must be filed with the bids for the Smelter fied Petition for Termi- APRIL , 2021 at work Taken Care Of. (Published in the mn/index.html) . Cop- Division of Water Road Sidewalk Im- nation of Parental 10:00 o'clock a.m. on CALL Tooele Transcript Bul- ies may also be ob- Rights on or before provement Project, de- Rights in said county said day that certain 1-855-408-2196 letin April 22 & May 4, tained at the County May 12, 2021 either scribed in general as on April 29, 2021 at piece or parcel of real 2021) DONATE YOUR CAR Clerk's Office and the electronically using the follows: 3:30 p.m. and a trial on property situated in TO UNITED BREAST Transcript Bulletin. Division`s on-line Pro- Removal of approxi- May 27, 2021 at 2:00 Tooele County, State CANCER FOUNDA- Marilyn K. Gillette, test of Application mately 1,400 linear p.m. of Utah, described as TION! Your donation Tooele County Clerk form, by hand delivery feet of curb and gutter Your failure to appear follows to-wit: Invite the helps education, pre- (Published in the to a Division office, or and 6,600 square feet may result in a default All right, title, claim vention & support Tooele Transcript Bul- by mail at PO Box of existing sidewalk, judgment and the ter- and interest of the Whole programs. FAST letin April 22, 2021) 146300, Salt Lake and the installation of mination of your pa- above named defen- FREE PICKUP - 24 City, UT 84114-6300. approximately 1,550 dants: SELL YOUR CAR or rental rights. Town to HR RESPONSE - Please visit water- linear feet of new curb All of YURI KOZO- NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications boat in the classi- DATED this 20th day NowNow RentingRenting TAX DEDUCTION rights.utah.gov or call and gutter and 9,400 DOY'S interest in the fieds. Call 882-0050 of April, 2021. 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Bid security in the feet, thence South 16-25 (a46946): In- amount of 5% of the 19°14'55” West 50.725 trepid Potash - Wen- base bid will be re- feet to the _ section dover, LLC propose(s) quired to accompany line, thence South using 30.797 cfs OR bids. 89°58'31” East 200.00 22291 ac-ft. from the Prospective BIDDERS feet, thence North Underground Water are encouraged to at- 12°21'19” West Wells (35), Springs (3) tend a pre-bid confer- 173.503 feet, thence & Drain (Potash Facil- ence which will be held North 21°17'08” West ity SE of Wendover) in Room 224, of the 194.24 feet, thence for COMMERCIAL: Tooele City Municipal North 24°53'21” West Extraction of potash Offices at 11:00 AM on 381.91 feet, thence and associated miner- Tuesday May 4, 2021. 19°41'48” West 211.08 als from brine solution. 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Tooele Transcript Bul- 90 North Main Dated at Tooele letin April 15 & 22, Tooele, Utah 84074 County, Utah this 2021) Paul Hansen, P.E., day of , City Engineer 2021. email: paulh@tooele- PAUL J. WIMMER, city.org Sheriff of Tooele The OWNER reserves County, State of Utah the right to reject any Attorney: or all bids; or to accept ARMAND J. HOWELL or reject the whole or BAR NUMBER 10029 any part of any bid; to HALLIDAY, WATKINS award schedules & MANN, P.C. separately or together 376 East 400 South, to contractors, or to Suite 300 waive any informality Salt Lake City, UT or technicality in any 84111 bid in the best interest (Published in the of the City. Only bids Tooele Transcript Bul- giving a firm quotation letin April 8 15 & 22, properly signed will be 2021) accepted. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin April 22, 29 & May 6, 2021) THURSDAY April 22, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

Careful land husbandry was For display containers, plant Morning water is most effec- izer and shade plants. Remove Young required of all. Young’s edict Garden taller varieties in the center tive to reduce the danger of them when they do appear. continued from page B1 was that if you did not plow continued from page B1 and surround them with lower- disease on wet leaves. Put an inch of sawdust, fine or in other ways improve the growing varieties and some Fertilizer is washed away wood chips or similar mulch on land, it should not belong to that trail over the edge around by proper watering, so a com- top of the soil as an attractive these hardy pioneers, but also you. The Saints were strongly and diseases. the outside. Choose the plants plete soluble fertilizer should way to hold in moisture, cool cooling waters that flowed out encouraged to plant the land A good homemade potting according to where you plan be added with the water every the soil, control weeds, keep of most canyons could be used instead of seeking after gold. mix is composed of one part to place it. Shade-loving plants week. Dry fertilizers are likely soil from crusting and prevent to irrigate the acreage needed Although, Dr. Alexander theo- sterile sand or perlite, one part can be combined for places to burn plants. Slow release hanging fruits from rotting. to support life in this wilder- rized Tooele County did not clean, sterile, loamy soil, and that will be shaded while sun fertilizers such as Osmocote Support tall and vine veg- ness tract. The “wilderness suffer as sorely from the dry one part peat moss or other loving plants can be placed in may be mixed with the soil etables with poles, strings act of 1864” deemed Utah as years as other areas because of organic matter. Dampen soil bright sunny locations. to nourish plants for longer or wire cylinders to increase desert lands, and as such, man the minerals first discovered before putting it into the pot Place plants closer together periods. Pale green or yellow yields and save space. Provide was accounted as just a visitor, by government soldiers and as dry potting soils can be dif- in containers than in the gar- leaves indicate a need for more easy support by placing con- but was not allowed to remain quickly became a gathering ficult to moisten with plants in den. frequent fertilizer application. tainers near a fence and train- here. Indeed, in southern Utah point for miners. place. For kitchen gardens, the Manure or composts help keep ing them to the fence. that title may be true, but The canyon waters were Start with new pots or pre- rules are similar. Plant seeds soil mixes light and fertile, but Small gardens are not Brigham Young pictured a dif- more extensively mastered by pare used ones by scrubbing to closer together than normal they don’t substitute complete- just the answer in Lilliput. ferent scenario for the north- large canals which directed disinfect and to remove lime and mix small plants. Keep ly for fertilizer. Container gardens can also ern half of the Territory of the flow to additional thirsty and insect eggs. Soak porous the kitchen supplied for the Fortunately, weeds are not provide the answer to lim- Deseret. W. W. Phelps invented acres. Some of these early pots thoroughly before filling whole season by planting a few a major problem in container ited space and an itchy green a way to measure the rains that canals are still in service today, so they won’t absorb water seeds of each kind and replac- gardens. They do take up fertil- thumb. fell on the valley and discov- namely Big Cottonwood Canal from the potting soil. Allow ing them as they are depleted ered the average rainfall was that gently allows gravity to an inch between the top of the through the summer. However, 16 inches. Since most of the deliver these saving waters to container and the top of the larger plants like tomatoes, rain fell in the spring months, be utilized from the mouth of soil for watering. cucumbers and squashes may irrigation was needed, but Big Cottonwood Canyon on the Water-holding polymers need an entire pot to them- along with the canyon waters south into Davis County on the are included in some kinds of selves. Dwarf cantaloupe or BANNERS agriculture was doable if a north. growing media. Use them in watermelon plants are natural little sweat equity was added Despite all these measures, hanging baskets because they for container gardens. Yard Signs to the moisture. hunger was still their prime do not hold as much soil and Suitable container veg- Another fact not considered enemy. Wasters and destroy- the plants may get very large. etables include carrots, staked in the wilderness label was ers were terms Brigham Young Polymers make the planters pole or snap bean, standard Vehicle Magnets that there were already 40,000 used to describe anything that more durable and they do not or bush cucumbers, eggplant, people living in Deseret when endangered needed food sup- dry out as quickly. kohlrabi, leaf or head lettuce, Window Stickers the Saints arrived in 1847. plies. At the height of their Select flowers, herbs or veg- onions, radishes, summer These, of course, were the needs, Young put a bounty on etable varieties suited to patio squash, Swiss chard and toma- Native Americans that admit- things like crows and foxes gardening. Certain plants like toes. tedly were hunter/gatherers, that consumed their food. The corn are not well suited to this Plants should receive at least but also had a fairly developed settlers were counseled in the type of gardening, but large six hours of sunshine per day. system of agriculture. The strongest terms to not sell food vining plants like standard Choose a location shielded arrival of over 50,000 addi- to others. tomatoes and cucumbers can against wind which may dry tional hungry mouths in the Such were some of the envi- be staked up successfully in leaves out faster than the roots ensuing years, plus drought ronmental protections put into five-gallon containers. Patio can supply moisture. and hungry locust, spelled a effect by Brigham Young who varieties that have a smaller Container soil dries out crisis for Utah’s land manager considered the earth to be a growth habit are perfect for much more quickly than Brigham Young. Later tree ring living thing. Man can plant it, container gardening. garden soil, so check often studies proved that the decade but God controls the growth. There are some wonderful for moisture and add water of 1850 to 1860 was a huge new plant varieties to mix with when the soil surface feels drought excepting the years Darrell Smith is the public- old favorites that will make dry to a depth of half an inch. High Quality • Full Color 1852 and 1853. ity chairman for the Settlement showy containers for any grow- In very hot, dry weather, it Custom Design & 24 Hour Turnaround Available Brigham Young attacked Canyon Chapter of the Sons of ing area. 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VERNON TOWN NORTH TOOELE FIRE DISTRICT NOTICE OF ELECTION AND FILING PERIOD NOTICE OF ELECTION AND FILING PERIOD

NOTICE is hereby given that Vernon Town will hold a municipal election to elect NOTICE is hereby given that North Tooele Fire District will hold a district one (1) Mayor, two (2) Town Council positions, all four year terms. Given a sufficient election to elect two (2) Board Members for 4-year terms. Given a sufficient number of number of candidates, a primary election will be held on August 10, 2021 with the candidates, a primary election will be held on August 10, 2021 with the municipal municipal general election being held on November 2, 2021. general election being held on November 2, 2021.

Qualifications for a candidate are: (1) Be a United States citizen at the time of Qualifications for a candidate are: (1) Be a United States citizen at the time of filing; (2) Be a registered voter of the municipality; (3) Be a resident of the filing; (2) Be a registered voter of the district; (3) Be a resident of the district or a municipality or a resident of the recent annexed area for a period of 12 consecutive resident of the recent annexed area for a period of 12 consecutive months immediately months immediately preceding the date of the election. preceding the date of the election.

Qualified candidates may file a Declaration of Candidacy form. The filing is to be Qualified candidates may file a Declaration of Candidacy form. The filing is to be done in person with the Town Clerk/Recorder Melynda Watson or Mayor Dennis Clark please contact one of them for information on how to do this. The filing period is from done in person with the Administration at North Tooele Fire District, 179 Country Club, June 1, 2021 to June 7, 2021 during regular office hours and not later than 5:00 p.m. on Stansbury Park, Utah. The filing period is from June 1, 2021 to June 7, 2021 during the last day of filing. All candidates for election are subject to financial disclosure regular office hours, 9:00am through 5:00pm and not later than 5:00 p.m. on the last day requirements. of filing.

If you have any questions, please contact the Clerk/Recorder's Office at If you have any questions, please contact the District Office at 435-882-6730 435-839-3558. Dated this 16th day of April, Dated this 20 day of April, 2021

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2021 Grantsville Baseball Roster No. Name Yr. 8 Daxton Webb 10 16 Caleb Sullivan 11 1 Broc Miller 11 9 Keaton George 11 17 Sam Daybell 12 2 Easton Casper 11 11 Zack Hale 12 18 Ben Daybell 10 3 Ashton Herrera 11 12 Cooper Brown 10 20 Kaden Kelley 12 4 Jace Sandberg 10 12 Saadiq Gotiear 11 22 Bridger Beacham 10 5 Baylor Hall 10 13 Brigham Staley 10 24 Karter Bohman 12 6 Tyson Hainke 12 14 Blake Thomas 11 Head Coach: Aaron Perkins 8 Jaxson George 11 15 Josh Staley 12 12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 13 Cowboy Up!Up Good Luck Tooele County Teams!

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2021 Stansbury Baseball Roster No. Name Yr. 1 Nate Nunley 11 SS/2B/IF 2 Tyler Harris 12 3B/SS/P 3 Gage Miller 12 4 Cayden Clark 12 5 Koy McGee 12 6 Cole Clinton 11 7 Colton Sundloff 12 P 8 Ethan Wayman 10 9 Bridger Shields 12 10 Cooper Richins 9 11 Daxton Nakken 10 2B/3B 13 Trent Jones 10 14 Jackson Hymer 9 15 Brandon Merritt 10 16 Jace Carroll 11 17 Hunter Leiter 9

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2021 Tooele Softball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 9 Cicely Tate 10 OF 18 Emma Higley 12 C/2B 1 Sadie Baker 10 P/UT 10 Kelsey Shields 10 UT 19 Allie Anderson 9 P 2 Makaylee Likens 12 UT 12 Aiden Finch 10 UT 20 Paige Rydalch 12 3B 4 Caitlyn Marshall 11 C 13 Rose Kimball 9 UT 21 Kennedie Anderson 12 1B 5 Aubrie Hansen 10 P 14 Attlyn Johnston 12 P 23 Emily Sheppard 9 UT 6 Vanessa Rojas 11 SS 15 Giovanna Villalobos 10 UT 24 Ciana Rolle 9 C 7 Kate Hogan 12 UT 16 Lizbeth Garcia 12 UT Head Coach: Marissa Lowry 8 Madi Baker 12 SS 17 Baylee Wrathall 10 UT 20 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 21

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2021 Grantsville Softball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 8 Breanna Kimber 12 OF/IF 16 Rylee Youngberg 9 P/OF 1 Makell Matthews 10 IF/OF 9 Chloe Bytheway 10 P/OF 18 Matajia Fields 12 IF 2 Ellie Thomas 10 IF/P 10 Brooke Thompson 11 OF 21 Brylee Castagno 10 IF/C 3 Kenzie Allen 10 IF 11 Madelyn Lee 11 IF/OF 22 Sophia Crosby 10 P/OF 4 Sami Linares 12 OF 12 Breana Hiatt 12 C/IF 23 Kyrah Shores 12 IF 5 Hillary Cloward 12 OF 13 Addison Butler 10 C/IF 25 Zoey Cloward 10 IF 6 Brooklyn Frischknecht 12 OF/C 14 Madison Bolinder 10 IF/OF 28 Miyah Fields 11 OF 7 August Cowan 12 IF/P 15 Hallie Johnson 12 P/IF Head Coach: Tony Cloward 24 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 25 PROUD SPONSOR OF TOOELE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS THS

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2021 Stansbury Softball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 9 Kortnee Selin 9 22 Grace Roberts 11 OF 1 Kimberlin Davies 9 10 Lacey Davies 11 IF 23 Tiara Jones 11 2 Leila Linan 9 11 Kaycee Thornock 11 P/OF 24 Maylee Didericksen 11 P/IF 3 Kaitlyn Hicks 10 12 Payten Staley 12 IF 30 Hadley Barnett 9 5 Madison Stephensen 9 14 Brooklyn Angelo 10 33 Kyla Collins 12 IF 6 Julie Woodman 11 17 Savannah Rich 9 34 Madi Hicks 11 P/IF/OF 7 Kesiah Philpot 11 18 MaryAnn VonHatten11 Head Coach: Bridget Clinton 8 Maame Johnson 12 OF 21 McKinzy Lawson 11 C/INF 28 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 29

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2021 Tooele Soccer Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 13 Sawyer Ward 11 MF 1 Deven Randle 9 GK 21 Austin Galloway 10 MF/F 6 Keaton Bozart 11 MF 26 Collin Komer 11 D/MF 7 Trevor Hogan 9 D/MF 27 Hunter Rhea 10 D/MF 8 Carson Eldredge 12 MF 31 Isaiah Blake F 9 Chris Rhea 12 MF/F 33 Gage Hilderman D 10 James Brenchley 9 MF 74 Tyler Davis 12 11 Brady Grgich 10 F 99 Ethan Hogan 12 MF/F 12 Jozef Runge 11 F Head Coach: Stephen Duggan

2021 Grantsville Soccer Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 16 Wyatt Harris 12 MF 1 Zac Carver 11 GK 17 Jeff Allen 9 F 2 Tyler Tuckett 9 D 18 Nate Wright 12 MF 3 JJ Backus 12 F 19 Sterling Haymore 11 F/MF 4 Joe Wright 9 MF 20 Trevor Tuckett 11 MF 5 Aaron Christensen 10 MF 21 Colton Willes 9 D 6 Matt Buchanan 10 D/MF 22 Dallin Judd 12 D 7 Cole Cowan 10 F/MF 24 Chris Hansen 11 D 8 Billy Barker 11 MF/F 26 Braxtn Pratt 9 F 9 Austin Daybell 11 MF/F 27 Noah Parks 11 D 10 Theo Moore 12 D 28 Ian Liddiard 11 D 11 Preston Remick 12 MF/D 29 Brock Merrill 12 MF 12 Luis Delgado 11 F 31 Victor Bernal 10 MF 13 Luke Whittle 9 MF 99 Kayden Dow 10 GK 14 Anthony Scott 10 MF Head Coach: Travis Lowry 15 Alex Mecham 10 MF

2021 Stansbury Soccer Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 15 Connor Shields 11 MF 1 Devun Collins 11 GK 16 Carson Gibbons 11 D/F 2 Isaac Ferry 9 D 17 Ethan Tashro 12 D/F 3 Tyler Haymond 11 D 20 Dante Sylvestri 12 F 4 Tayson Alder 11 F 21 Sean Seeley 10 D/MF 5 Carson Boone 11 MF/D 22 Kaden Marden 12 D 7 Samuel Holdstock 12 MF/F 23 Josh Steel 11 D 8 Kolton Loertscher 12 F/MF 26 Jacob Bromley 11 D 9 Isaac Graber 11 F/D/MF 35 Jace Toland 10 D/MF 10 Max Rouffignac 12 F/MF 40 Daniel Berry 12 MF/D 11 Archer Loertscher 11 D/MF/F 99 Abram Magleby 11 GK 13 Larry Ramirez 9 MF Head Coach: Jacob Jones 32 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 33 34 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021

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2021 Grantsville Track & Field Roster Boys Sturzenegger, 9; Vernon Isoroku, 9; Jacob Passey, Girls Cohlton Andrus, 12; Blake Bunderson, 10; Bryson 12; Jakade Gourley, 10; James Limburg, 12; Jaycek Emily Backus, 11; Chloe Barrera, 11; Sidney Bowers, 11; Brock Merrill, 12; Jacob Brown, 11; Norris, 11; Jaydon Sorensen, 10; John Ussing, 10; Bateman, 10; Eliza Berrett, 12; Chelsea Bodell, 9; Maxwell Brown, 10; Bryce Young, 10; Cage John- Jarrett Johnson, 12; Joey Scorsone, 11; Justin Mow- Kadence Byrd, 10; Carly Chidester, 10; Lynae Echa- son, 11; Caleb Keller, 11; Carlos Silva, 12; Carson er, 9; Kanyon Norris, 9; Keegan Smith-Kinsman, 9; varria, 12; Vanessa Elexpuru, 10; Acelyn Fuentes, Hurst, 11; Dustin Carter, 11; Charles Martinson, 10; Enthrie Khuth, 12; Ammon Killian, 11; Kyler Wright, 12; Aliyah Fuentes, 10; Jade Garcia, 12; Patience Tyson Christensen, 10; Christian Coates-Jarman, 10; Logan White, 12; Luke Ussing, 12; Matthew Garcia, 10; Valentina Gonzalez, 10; Allison Hurst, 9; Wyatt Collings, 11; Conner Horrocks, 9; Connor Harris, 9; McKay Millward, 10; Ian Mecham 12; Mi- 10; Jade Trapp, 11; Ellie Lowery, 11; Madison Rainer, Paxman, 11; David Cowdell, 10; Daegan Herren, 9; chael Hoffman, 11; Ronn Miller, 9; Theo Moore, 12; 9; Madison Martin, 12; Elizabeth Martinson, 12; Charley Dalton, 12; Victor Degn, 11; Tyler Denson, Nathan Putter, 9; Nathan Olsen, 11; McKoy Ostler, Justice Norris, 12; Erin Petersen, 11; Emma Quigley, 10; Dominic Ramsay, 12; Douglas Marsing, 9; Kaleb 11; Parker Williams, 10; Hunter Perkins, 11; Nicholas 10; Kathryn Schoenfeld, 11; Abigail Swallom, 11; Echavarria, 10; Bridger Edwards, 11; Eric Jex, 9; Redmond, 11; Richard Rounds, 11; Richard Tracy, Bethany Swallom, 10; Reagan Wexels, 12; Maison Ethan Meono 10; Ethan Rainer 10; Evan Thomas, 12; Ross Richardson, 12; Ryan Tracy, 9; Dusty Scott, White, 12; Libby Whitham, 10; Jaidyn Wilder, 0; 12; Jonas Floyd, 12; Fortino Baldovinez, 10; George 12; Seth Leon, 12; Spencer Stetson, 12; Kai Tanaka, Haleigh Workman, 11. Richardson, 12; Grayson McKeever, 12; Landon 11; David Taylor, 11; Tyler Tripp, 12; Branson Yager, Head Coach: Traci Stevens Gumucio, 12; Aaron Hales, 12; Matthew Harris, 9; 12; Zachary Petersen, 10; Samuel Zorn, 11. Nathan Hawke, 9; Hayden Warner, 9; Angelo Hug- Head Coach — Craig Harrison gins, 12; John Hunzeker, 11; Isaac Mower, 12; Isaac

2021 Stansbury Track & Field Roster Boys 9; Jackson Miller, 9; Tyler Morgan, 9; Elias Nelson, Samantha Coleman, 12; Alexis Dansie, 11; Hayley Max Alder, 10; Chace Allen, 10; Brendon Anderson, 12; KeShawn Newingham, 11; Reeve Norman, Evans, 11; Hillary Fogg, 9; Heather Hanks, 11; Syd- 11; Jace Anderson, 9; Taevin Ayres, 10; Chase Bar- 10; Kyle Palo, 9; Nathaniel Palo, 11; Seth Pankratz, nie Hansen, 10; Amy James, 12; Brooke Jensen, 9; row, 9; Brent Beazer, 10; Carter Bell, 10; Tyler Bell, 11; Colten Petersen, 10; Austin Probst, 10; Austin Charlotte Jensen, 10; Maame Johnson, 12; Lorraine 12; Gavin Bennett, 10; Aidyn Brown, 10; Nathan Rady 11; Bryson Rady, 9; Logan Richins, 11; Kayson Joyce, 9; Anika Knudsen, 11; Genna Larsen, 9; Tate- Bushnell, 11; Brock Carlson, 11; Logan Carpenter, Roberts, 10; Dregez Rogers, 11; Owen Rogers, 10; lyn Larsen, 10; Madisyn Maez, 9; Kate McCubbins, 10; Jared Castillo, 9; Dawson Chapman, 11; David Dreyton Rowley, 11; Jace Rowley, 9; Colin Ruebush, 11; Kaylee Miller, 9; Andrea Munoz, 10; Bianca Clonts, 11; Noah Cloward, 10; Jackson Corbett, 10; 9; Sam Russell, 12; Paul Scown, 10; Tyler Seeley, 12; Munoz, 11; Gianna Munoz, 10; Allie Nielsen, 12; Kaemon Dix, 11; Benjamin Douglas, 11; Joshua Kapono Serrao, 11; Colin Silver, 12; Jacob Simper, Mili Oblad, 9; Averi Ogden, 9; Marian Ogden, 11; Douglas, 9; Garin Duersch, 9; Logan Duersch, 11; 12; Kaden Skousen, 11; Mark Steinagel, 9; Matthew Natalie Ogden, 12; Grace Olson, 9; Dazren Osborn, Brayden Eyre, 9; Bryson Eyre, 9; Conner Fisher, Topham, 11; Ethan Vorwaller, 11; Chaseton 10; Sone Osborn, 12; Nicole Payne, 10; Kathryn 9; Xavier Gagnier, 9; Hyrum Garmon, 9; Jaden Williams, 9; Brock Wilson, 10; Carter Womack, 10; Ricks, 10; Abigail Robertson, 10; Hannah Russell, Gates, 10; Alexander Geovjian, 9; Joseph Griffith, Boston Zumwalt, 12. 9; Sara Sendino Fontaneda, 11; Jasmine Sisar, 11; 10; Adler Hadlock, 11; Kanden Hadlock, 9; Noah Head Coach: Steve Allen Jessica Smart, 12; Ava Van Moorlehem, 10; Natalie Hales, 12; Dylan Hamilton, 10; Zack Hamilton, 12; Girls Vega, 9; Maya Walker, 10; Breanna Watterson, 9; Miles Howa, 11; Austin Isom, 10; Parlee Johnsen, 9; Jocelin Acabal Tzun, 10; Gracee Alders, 9; Elena Jovie Whitten, 9; Kaylee Winder, 11; Emily Wolfley, Dallon Johnson, 11; Niklas Johnson, 9; Gabriel Jor- Allen, 12; Erin Allen, 10; Nina Barton, 9; Eliza Beazer, 12; Maylee Zollinger, 9; Ainslee Zumwalt, 11; Ana gensen, 12; Franklin Joyce, 10; Gage Lambert, 11; 12; Elyse Beazer, 11; Jessica Beazer, 11; Esperanza Berry, 9; Brooke Powelson, 10. Asher Larsen, 9; Lanse Larsen, 11; George Makris, Call, 9; Estibaliz Casanellas, 10; Emily Coleman, 10; Head Coach: Gary Lund TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 37 Full Service Custom Printing and Design Right Here in Tooele! Come see us for all your printing needs! From brochures and newsletters to full catalogs and books, we can design and print whatever you need to get the word out. • Printing • Graphic Design • Advertising • Photography

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2021 Tooele Tennis Roster Sawyer Boswell, 10; Danson Coats, 11; William Coon, 9; Jared Cummins, 9; Mason Dexter, 12; Tavis Donovan, 10; David Gonzales, 12; Noah Hancock, 11; Skyler Houghton, 12; Joshua Jensen, 9; Tyler Johnson, 10; Brett Kenison, 9; McCade Laughlin, 12; Joshua Malmgren, 9; Wyatt Mathews, 11; Jacob May, 9; Pacesen McLaws, 12; Hunter McPhie, 11; Dominic Migliacci, 9; Holden Mitchell, 10; Jensen Nielson, 11; Justin Palmer, 9; Vyken Peacock, 9; Lincoln Petersen, 9; Jacob Pilling, 9; Ian Small, 10; Matthew Stewart, 12; Caedin Story, 10; Jesse VanDerwerken, 9; Dustin VanWagoner, 9; Isaac Wardle, 12; Luke Wilson, 12; Trevor Zaleski, 12. Head Coach: Lyle Nielson 2021 Grantsville Tennis Roster Camdin Nelson, Carter Killian, Logan Madsen, Hunter Bell, Brennan Harvey, Quinten White, Gabe Hill, Zane Pitz, Kagun Favero, Rowan Nielsen, Jaren Bailey, Hunter Perkins, Landon Payne, Aidan Warner. Head Coach: Stephen Thurgood 2021 Stansbury Tennis Roster Brayden Allen, 11; Kyler Allen, 9; McKay Anderson, 10; Kaiden DeBry, 10; Bray- don Griffith, 11; Daniel Gull, 9; Gavin Johanseon, 11; Cooper Jones, 11; Stewart Judd, 9; Tanner Larsen, 9; Joseph Luke, 12; Benjamin Michaelis, 10; Luke Obray, 12; Jarrett Randle, 9; Demmek Russell, 12; Jack Spilker, 11; Seth Squires, 10; Tyler Stoker, 12; Stratton White, 12; Ashton Wilkinson, 11; Andrew Womack, 11; Archer Wagner, 11. Head Coach: Bob Haines 40 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 41

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2021 Tooele Golf Roster Kelsie Erickson, 12; Lucy Fischer, 9; Addison Gowans, 11; Mallory Hinton, 12; Jetta Hunt, 9; Makayla Johnson, 12; McKinley Kerr, 10; Maycee Lawless, 9; Sylvia Leakehe, 9; Aysha Lewis, 12; Mattison McCoy, 11; Cambrie Robison, 10; Cassidy Smart, 9; Kathryn Thompson, 12; Jacee Walker, 11; Grace Young, 9. Head Coach: Tom Ware 2021 Grantsville Golf Roster Afton Bodell, 12; Makenna Bohman, 10; Lindsey Brown, 10; Ashlyn Edwards, 10; Skylar Ekins, 9; Hailie Fraser, 10; Brielle Hammond, 9; Dylann Holmes, 12; Alivia Jefferies, 10; Sydnee Jensen, 12; Kaelia Tuttle, 11; Jordyn Wilder, 11. Head Coach: Rick Harrison 2021 Stansbury Golf Roster Sydney Dockstader, 9; Annie Butler, 10; Adri Bruderer, 10; Kate Gibbons, 9; Bergen Johnson, 9; Ana Berry, 9; Sara Searle, 11; Sadie Black, 10; Ava Padgett, 9; Randee Tormondsen, 9; Graycee Astill, 9; Reagen Richins, 10; Brenna Bahe, 10; Sara Gibbons, 9; Shaelyn Riley, 12; Kynsie Sessions, 9; Anna Jones, 10; Ally Craig, 10; Averi Knudsen, 10; Danyele Hamner, 9; Savana White, 10; Brielle Brazier, 9; Samentha Hamner, 11; Baily Vorwaller, 10; Jessica Smart, 12; Esi Johnson, 10; Tessa Luke, 9; Alexis Autry, 11. Head Coach: Jeremy Alverson 44 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 45

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2021 Tooele Cheer Roster Berklee Anderson, 10; Kennedie Anderson, 12; Emma Baker, 10; Brooklee Barlow, 12; Bailey Bell, 11; Emmy Belton, 10; Bryson Borders, 12; McKenzie Bryant, 12; Jenna Bunn, 12; Liberty Burdine, 10; Hailey Craig, 10; Bailey Cruz, 10; McKynlie England, 9; Emma Filion, 11; Saman- tha Garlick, 10; Isabelle Hancock, 9; Gracee Hymas, 11; Maya Jackson, 9; Mallory Jeffers, 11; Alexander Kerwood, 12; Mia Lawless, 9; Ava Leonelli, 9; Makaylee Likens, 12; Shelby Longhurst, 10; Madison Nay, 12; MacKenzie Ornela, 11; Brooklynn O’Rourke, 10; Maddie Paystrup, 10; Abigail Pollmann, 12; Presley Pratt, 9; MacKenzie Roberts, 10; McKail Rollie, 10; Katelyn Ruppel, 11; Alyssa Stratton, 12; Ty Sutherland, 12; Alexis Tanner, 12; Maddison Teeples, 11; Rilan Terry, 11; Mollee Thomas, 10; Quentin Vowles, 12; Jacee Walker, 11; Jaycee Ware, 10. Head Coach: Jennie Vowles 2021 Grantsville Cheer Roster Atley Begay, Brittany Wendel, Madison Kuehn, Paityn Rollie, Brooklynn Hutchison, Lyssa Christensen, Alayna Broderick, Brielle Fawson, Emily Palmer, Makell Matthews, Jaylissa Ostler, Ashlyn Edwards, Skyelar Hildebrand, Preslee Anderson, Nikki Dong, Jaidyn Wilder, Aubri Pasillas, Hailey Broderick, Madison Carver, Michael Thacker, Chloe Bird, Bentleigh Allen, Lilyan Parks, Chelsea Bodell, Sienna Stagg, Lexi Williams Head Coach: Mikaela Butler 2021 Stansbury Cheer Roster Megan Arnold, 12; Audrey Barton, 11; Karis Brems, 9; Brooklyn Bushnell, 12; Addison Cheney, 11; Madison Cobbley, 12; Madison Cunningham, 11; Caitlyn Denton, 11; Jazmin Ellison, 9; Hallie Hammond, 11; Elyssia Harris, 12; Natalie Judkins, 11; Madison Manning, 11; Taya Nunley, 12; Madisyn Perkins, 11; Cali Roberts, 9; Sara Searle, 11; Jaydee Smith, 12; Sydnee Sokol, 10; Emiliy Steele, 11; Lainee Stewart, 11; Lauren Swallow, 9; Avery Thorpe, 12; Bailey Vorwaller, 10; Cadence Wickstrand, 11; Cassidee Willis, 11; Kaidence Wogerman, 9; Maddyn Woodard, 9; Sarah Hurley, 11; Kaelin Jenson, 9. Head Coach: Terah Bushnell 48 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN • SPRING SPORTS 2021 Getting you back in the game

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