Grantsville win keeps them in first place in region See A8 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  TUESDAY April 9, 2019 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 89 $1.00 Latter-day Saints to build temple in Tooele April General Conference ends with temple announcement; location is unknown but speculators look to Erda and Tooele

TIM GILLIE possible locations. that she would donate land in EDITOR Some mentioned property Tooele for a temple. Tooele Valley is getting a owned by the church in Erda. Irrespective of speculation, temple. Others made reference to no location or other details President Russell M. property on Tooele City’s east of the future Tooele Valley Nelson of The Church of Jesus bench, previously owned by Temple have been announced Christ of Latter-day Saints, the late Maxine Grimm. by the church. announced during the closing Grimm, a Tooele resident, The Church of Jesus Christ session of the church’s April was instrumental in estab- of Latter-day Saints has grown Conference on Sunday that the lishing the church in the in Tooele County over the last church will build eight more Philippines. She maintained a two decades. temples. relationship with the church’s Twenty years ago there were One of them will be in leadership until she passed five Latter-day Saint stakes in Tooele Valley, he said. away in 2017 at the age of 102. Tooele County; today there are Shortly after the announce- Grimm told the Transcript 11. Six stakes are centered in ment on Sunday, Tooele Bulletin during an interview Tooele City, two in Grantsville, COURTESY THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS County residents were specu- in 2010 that she told Church President Russell M. Nelson, of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, announced at the end of the lating on social media about President Gordon B. Hinckley SEE TEMPLE PAGE A7 ® church’s General Conference on Sunday that a temple will be built in Tooele Valley.

Children’s Justice Center raises awareness about child abuse April is National Child Abuse Prevention month; public open house with tours set for April 24

STEVE HOWE view,” Sorensen said. STAFF WRITER The number of flags is The yard in front of the lower, however, than the num- Tooele County Children’s ber of cases the justice center Justice Center is full of flags, advocates for, Sorensen said. which are in turn full of mean- “So there’s actually more ing. cases than that that we advo- Each of the yellow, red, and cate for, because some children blue flags represent a child are not verbal and can’t be interviewed at the justice interviewed or there’s some center in 2018. All told, there circumstances where the chil- were 256 children interviewed dren might not be interviewed at the justice center for alleged here,” she said. abuse last year, according The flags are intended to to office coordinator Kari raise awareness about the mis- Sorensen. sion of the Children’s Justice “It’s pretty shocking to see FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the amount that we do inter- SEE ABUSE PAGE A10 ® Jeff Stephenson gives a presentation on the Rio Tinto Adobe Rock development at the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Monday afternoon at the USU Science and Tech Building. Kennecott official explains plans for Stansbury child doing development at chamber lunch well after tumble out TIM GILLIE EDITOR With 19 months left before of upstairs window an election that may decide the fate of Kennecott’s plan to build a planned community in STEVE HOWE drive the child to the hospi- Tooele Valley, a company offi- STAFF WRITER tal, Scharmann said. Around cial promoted the project and A 3-year-old child is back 10:45 a.m., the neighbor, answered questions at a meet- home in Stansbury Park and the child and his mother ing in Tooele City on Monday. doing well after falling out a were pulled over by a Utah Jeff Stephenson, a repre- window Friday morning and Highway Patrol trooper for sentative of Kennecott, spoke requiring an airlift to Primary speeding. about his company’s 1,444- Children’s Hospital in Salt The trooper called for an acre Adobe Rock Ranch project Lake City. ambulance and the child was during a luncheon held by The child was at an upstairs then flown by medical heli- the Tooele County Chamber bedroom window, which was copter to Primary Children’s of Commerce and Tourism at open but there was a screen Hospital, according to Utah State University – Tooele in place, according to Tooele Scharmann. Science and Technology build- County Sheriff Lt. Travis As a result of the tumble ing. Scharmann. There was pos- onto the concrete driveway, The Tooele County Planning sibly a dog outside, which the child suffered a non-life- Commission recommended, caused the child to lean on threatening skull fracture and the County Commission the screen and it popped out, and rib fracture, according to approved, a rezone request sending the child falling to Scharmann. As of Monday, from Kennecott for the prop- the driveway below. the child had already returned erty the company owns in the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The parents quickly home and was doing well. Jason Stout and Adam Kowalk talk about a slide showing the Rio Tinto Adobe Rock development plan arranged for a neighbor to [email protected] SEE KENNECOTT PAGE A10 ® before a Tooele County Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Monday afternoon.

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B4 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Excelsior Grantsville Tooele Soccer HOMETOWN B1 science teacher soccer wins at ties Ogden OBITUARIES A6 wins award home against See A8 OPEN FORUM A4 See A2 Wendover SPORTS A8 See A8 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY April 9, 2019 Excelsior Academy science teacher honored Hendershot receives state, national agriculture education awards

TIM GILLIE EDITOR If you wore clothes or ate food today, thank agriculture. That’s how Brad Hendershot, a science teacher at Excelsior Academy in Erda, started a school assembly presentation on the Greenthumbs class that he teaches. Hendershot was awarded Utah State University’s Excellence in Agriculture Education Award during the assembly on Friday at noon. In addition to the state award, Hendershot was selected SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO by the National Agriculture Brad Hendershot gives Denise Stewardson of the Utah State University SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Education in the Classroom Agriculture Department a greenhouse tour at Excelsior Academy Friday Hendershot accepts the “Excellence in Teaching about Agriculture Award” and $500 check from Stewardson. Organization, an affiliate of the afternoon. U.S. Department of Agriculture and Farm Credit, as one of Through their work as crews, eight teachers nationwide to students are able to see the pro- receive its National Excellence gression from seed to sale. in Agriculture Education Award. Hendershot’s classroom, in Farm Credit is a nationwide Excelsior Academy’s new junior network of customer-owned high school building, has a financial institutions that serves professional quality greenhouse farmers and agribusinesses. attached to it that wraps around “Mr. Hendershot is one of the the outside corner of the build- best,” said Denise Stewardson, ing. director of Agriculture in the A door in the back of his Classroom for USU. “His teach- classroom opens up into the ing is outstanding and his greenhouse, making the green- students really learn about and house an extension of his class- experience agriculture.” room. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Stewardson presented The greenhouse is equipped Students and staff give Hendershot a standing ovation as he receives Hendershot with the state with boxes of raised beds for the “Excellence in Teaching about Agriculture Award” at the Excelsior Academy Friday afternoon. Excellence in Agriculture growing vegetables and flow- Education Award, which comes ers. A watering system that system, also built by students, sure that his students aren’t just through USU’s Extension pro- segments each box into one- another student explained the learning about growing plants. gram. foot squares sits on the top of thermophilic composting pro- He harnesses his students’ inter- Along with teaching sci- the potting soil in each bed. cess and how they turn scraps est in gardening to teach them ence, Hendershot also teaches Students are assigned to take from the school’s kitchen, science, math and technology, two “Greenthumbs” classes at care of specific squares, which Soelberg’s grocery store, and along with a healthy lifestyle. Excelsior Academy. Students is part of teaching square foot neighbors’ yard waste into the But that’s not all. receive a science credit for tak- gardening — a technique potting soil used in the green- “They are learning leadership ing a Greenthumbs class. that allows a large amount of house. as they take on their responsi- In the Greenthumbs class, healthy food to be grown in a “The idea of growing food bilities,” he said. students are divided into four small amount of space, accord- always fascinated me,” said As a recipient of the National crews: greenhouse, garden, ing to Hendershot. Hendershot, a native of Grand Excellence in Education Award, nursery, and sales and market- Students have been involved Rapids, Michigan. “But I grew Hendershot will receive an ing. Each student has a respon- in every step of the greenhouse up in the big city. I was never a expense paid trip in June to sibility, from shoveling compost process, he said. farmer.” the National Agriculture in to organizing sales events, During a tour of the green- Hendershot said he is the Classroom Conference in according to Hendershot. house after Friday’s assembly, amazed at how his students Littlerock, Arkansas. At the con- one student carefully explained have taken an interest in grow- ference he will share his experi- how she helped measure and ing things. ence using agriculture to teach CORRECTION cut the boards and learned how “They just love it,” he said. science, math, and technology to build the special joints for the “And they get into every aspect with teachers from around the SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Thursday’s story “Rodizio corners of the raised bed boxes. of it.” country. Brad Hendershot talks with students about their vegetable garden project Grill’s last day at UMC will Outside at a composting bin Hendershot carefully makes [email protected] in the greenhouse at Excelsior Academy Friday afternoon. be Saturday,” reported that the Rodizo Grill-UMC has served over 3,000 guests since opening in 2016. The correct number is 35,000 guests. The Transcript G’ville to pave Matthews Lane as part of city’s Main St. project Bulletin apologizes for the error. MARK WATSON Brent Marshall. months.” Hale Street is in process of would also complete this proj- CORRESPONDENT “The road is already disin- Rod Erickson, indepen- construction near Clark Street ect, according to council meet- Driving on Matthews Lane tegrated and now pretty much dent construction manager and construction would con- ing minutes. in Grantsville may become gone,” Marshall said during hired by Jones & Demille, tinue up to Main Street. The entire Main Street TOOELE TRANSCRIPT easier to navigate and less Wednesday’s meeting. said construction crews still “All side streets will then Project should be completed BULLETIN bumpy when the dirt road is The repaving project will need do some work tying be tied in and construction of by June or July, according to paved sometime this year. cost $112,297 and funds are into the sewer lines at ends individual service laterals will grantsvillewaterproject.org. ADMINISTRATION The Grantsville City Council available through bonds to pay of Matthews Lane at Durfee then follow,” he said. The project includes Scott C. Dunn Publisher unanimously voted at its meet- for the Main Street Project. Street and Main Street before The City Council also unani- approximately four miles of Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus ing on Wednesday to pave the Whitaker Construction repaving can begin. mously approved upgrades upgraded sewer system, and OFFICE lane. Company of Brigham City will In an update of the entire to sewer lift stations in the approximately 3.5 miles of Bruce Dunn Controller The dirt lane is just west of complete the work. Main Street Project, Erickson northwest area of city at a cost upgraded water system. Chris Evans Office Manager Family Dollar Store at 560 E. “We just met with the City said water in one portion of of $297,000. “The project continues full- Vicki Higgins Customer Service Main Street and runs south to on Thursday to discuss how the new pipeline on Main “Because of the develop- steam ahead,” Laurendeau Jessica Boman Circulation Manager Durfee Street. we can repave the road within Street has been tested, chlori- ment on the west side of town, said. “We continue to have EDITORIAL A new sewer line has the budget we have,” said Matt nated and approved by state we eventually will need these four crews working, two laying Tim Gillie Editor already been installed along Laurendeau, assistant project officials. upgrades to handle the sew- water pipe, one making water David Bern Editor-at-Large Matthews Lane as part of manager with Jones & DeMille “We also completed the age in that area,” Marshall connections and one laying Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Grantsville’s Main Street Engineering. “I need to get main line water on West Main told the council. “We would sewer pipe and manholes.” Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Project that includes major change-order pricing back to Orchard Street,” Erickson not do it immediately, but at Once the project is com- Steve Howe Staff Writer improvements to the city’s from the contractor before it said. “The contractor has filled the end of the summer. I rec- pleted, UDOT will repave Mark Watson Correspondent water and sewer system at happens, but I wouldn’t expect the pipeline and is in process ommend you consider doing Grantsville’s Main Street in the ADVERTISING a cost of about $10 million, repaving of the lane to hap- of testing the pipeline.” this.” fall, according to officials. Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager according to Grantsville Mayor pen for at least one or two He said the sewer line on Whitaker Construction [email protected] Keith Bird Advertising Sales Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist South Jordan woman charged PRODUCTION Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Fred Feinauer Production Manager with felony kidnapping Dan Coats Pre-press Technician

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TIM GILLIE School. Categories for the show EDITOR Each piece of art was created include paintings, drawings, An art gallery just opened by a student from a district graphic art works, photo- up at Tooele High School. But school in Tooele Valley. graphs, pottery and three- and if you want to see it you better The show runs from 5 p.m. two-dimensional mixed art, hurry, because it closes next to 8 p.m. through Friday this according to Ruth Nichols, an week. week and Monday through art teacher at THS. The annual Tooele County Wednesday next week. An Community members with School District Art Show awards ceremony will be held an art background will judge opened on Monday in the caf- in the Tooele High School caf- the pieces. Ribbons will be eteria extension at Tooele High eteria on April 10 at 6:30 p.m. awarded for first through third place in each medium and for best of show. Art in the display includes “The Potter,” a painting by 10th grade student Myra Miller, which shows a close-up por- trayal of a potter’s hands while working on a pottery wheel. Senior Nayah Ramos cre- ated a charcoal drawing of her grandfather as a Marine with the musical score to “Have You Ever Seen the Rain,” in the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO background. Tooele High School will once again host an art show featuring work from students across the valley in junior high Tenth-grade student Melody and high school. The show will be in the commons area of Tooele High School. Lerma used post-processing work to enhance her photo titled “Are You Bored Yet?” The Tooele County School District Art Show runs through April 17 on weekdays only, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the THS cafeteria extension at 301 W. Vine Street. Admission is

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO free and open to the public. The art show runs through April 17 at 5 – 8 p.m. on weekdays. The show is Enter the school through the free and open to the public. front doors on Vine Street. [email protected]

USU Tooele includes homes in 2019 Paint the Town Blue Utah State University “We are very excited for this The winners from both cat- Tooele’s annual Paint the year’s Paint the Town Blue to egories will have a True Blue Town Blue contest will include kick off in April,” said Jenn Scholarship named after them residences for the first time. Van Cott, USU Tooele associ- that will go toward a specific Started in 2016, the event ate vice president. “It’s fun to USU Tooele student. The pre- previously only included drive around town and see all vious winners include Jim’s businesses. This year, the of the Aggie pride. This year Family Restaurant & Soelberg’s FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO best decorated home will be we’ll get to see individuals and in 2016, Roni’s Signs in 2017 Art to be featured at the Tooele County School District Art Show is on display in the common area at Tooele High named the “True Blue Home families compete in the new and A Cut Above in 2018. School. of the Year,” alongside the best-decorated-home category. For more information about best-decorated business being I know there are a lot of local USU Tooele’s Paint the Town named “True Blue Business of Aggie fans with deep roots Blue contest and to enter, visit the Year.” The event will run who are going to go all out for tooele.usu.edu/paint-the- April 14-20. this.” town.

Grantsville woman charged after threatening people, kicking officer

STEVE HOWE Hill was holding a young ment. It took several officers to STAFF WRITER child and did not want anyone get Hill into the patrol vehicle Our family A Grantsville woman is fac- to touch them, the statement and to the Tooele County ing felony charges in two sepa- said. She was talking about an Detention Center. rate cases after she allegedly incident from years ago and The following day at the threatened people and kicked a her family said she didn’t make jail, Hill was transported to a corrections deputy at the jail. any sense and believed she padded cell for a “cool down serving your family Karly R. Hill, 40, is charged may be under the influence of period,” a technique used by with third-degree felony aggra- drugs. corrections deputy to “illustrate vated assault, third-degree One of her relatives told to uncooperative inmates that felony domestic violence in police Hill was acting strangely their behavior will not be toler- the presence of a child, as well and carrying scissors and the ated,” according to the prob- as misdemeanor counts of child, the probable cause state- able cause statement. At one attempted escape from official ment said. Fearing for the point in transporting Hill, she custody and interference with child, the relative went to grab picked up her feet and refused an arresting officer. Hill is also them and Hill swung the scis- to walk, so deputies had to charged with third-degree sors at her. carry her down a set of stairs. felony assault by a prisoner in a When the officer went out- While she was being car- separate case. side to speak with Hill again, ried, Hill kicked a corrections Grantsville City police she went to run into the house, deputy in the face, before they officers were dispatched to a the statement said. The officer completed escorting her to the suspicious incident on Willow attempted to hold Hill by her padded cell. Street on March 31, according arm to place her in handcuffs Hill was scheduled to to a probable cause statement. and she fought against him. appear in 3rd District Court on When the responding officer Once she was handcuffed Monday but was not present made contact with Hill, “she and taken to a patrol vehicle, and a $5,000 bench warrant was not making any sense” and Hill attempted to run, accord- was issued. seemed to be confused. ing to the probable cause state- [email protected] FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME for over 50 YEARS UTAH’S LARGEST SELECTION OF FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER RECREATIONAL SERVING TOOELE COUNTY & THE WASATCH FRONT SINCE 1979 Serving with Old Fashioned Warmth and Sincerity VEHICLES 435.884.3031 • 50 W MAIN • GRANTSVILLE www.daltonhoopes.com A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY April 9, 2019

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OUR VIEW Wish list fulfilled Groundbreaking ceremony for new Tooele City public safety building shows commitment to law enforcement

When Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn announced on Feb. 28, 2018, that she wanted to build a new home for the City’s police department and give officers more pay, it at first sounded like a bold wish list by a new mayor. But much to Winn and the Tooele City Council’s credit, that wish list became reality last week. And stunningly, Winn made it happen — along with a city property tax increase to help pay for it — within 15 months after taking office. As reported in Thursday’s edition, the city broke ground last Wednesday on an $8.46 million public safety building. Located on Garden Street behind City Hall, the 21,000-square-foot police station is scheduled to take 11 months to build. It will replace the police depart- ment’s current, 50-year-old facility at 323 N. Main St. That building is in disrepair and deemed insufficient to meet the police department’s cur- rent and future needs. The city obtained a $9 million loan through the state’s Permanent Community Impact Fund Board to pay for the facility’s construction. The loan has a 30-year term at 2.5 percent interest, with an annual debt ser- vice of $417,000. Last August, the City Council approved an 82 percent property tax increase to pay for it, plus for other city budget needs. During the groundbreaking ceremony, Winn told the audience it was a “great day” for the police department and residents — and didn’t hold back to mention the tax increase that made it possible. “You endured a tax increase last year that is funding this building that is so desperately needed,” she said. “And I appreciate all of you very much and on behalf of the (City) Council, we appreciate you very LETTERS TO THE EDITOR much.” In his remarks during the ceremony, Tooele City Police Chief Ron Good job, Mayor Marshall that in order to become proficient at want to go and cry to the media. As Kirby thanked the mayor and City Council for their support. But his Headliner last Tuesday in the one’s job, that one sometimes needs to it seems that we’ve become nothing words also indicated an important point that shows such support wasn’t Transcript Bulletin regarding get one’s feelings tweaked a bit. News more than a bunch of wimps and light freely given — it was earned. “Mayor’s Conduct.” Reeks of local folks love to take things that Type A’s weights, there’s no reason to wonder “If the officers don’t have a good reputation, projects like this are politics. Should have acknowledged say out of context and misquote them. that mother China is now leading the very hard to get funded,” Kirby said. Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall’s They are often quite colorful. world and that we are several trillion It’s also hard to get a pay increase. The City Council granted one to personality type. As I have the time, It is understood that we have per- dollars in debt to them. Good grief! the police department last November, along with an improved benefits I cannot let this opportunity to come sonality clashes. Throughout my spec- And good job Mayor Marshall. package to hopefully keep more officers from being lured away by other to the aid of a fellow “Type A” person- tacular life, I have sometimes found Ralph E. Pierce agencies that pay more. ality go by in someone’s attempt to myself working for someone that I dis- Tooele When Winn announced plans to build a new police station and pay besmirch his character. This is also in agreed with to the point that I sucked officers more, we published an editorial in March 2018 in support of evidence as this horror has evidently it up as a man and found another job. that endeavor. Due to agency competition along the Wasatch Front, we invaded the columns of some Salt This is a natural phenomenon. I did LETTERS POLICY saw the pay increase as a necessary step for officer recruitment and Lake City liberal rag. not go to the Transcript Bulletin and The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to the editor from readers. Letters must be no retention. We also saw replacing the current police station as long over I am not related to Mayor Marshall, whine about it. In a service manual longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written due. Compromising public safety in a growing community can only be have never worked for him, and am I once read, it related that there are exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and stretched so far before unwanted consequences emerge. not among his constituency. We were three things one must learn in becom- accompanied by the writer’s name, address Time will tell if better pay, improved benefits, and a new public safety both at a political caucus once a few ing successful in this life: 1. Find out and phone number. Longer letters may be published, based on merit and at the Editor’s building helps reduce the high turnover rate of officers, which was years back. Upon introducing myself, who the boss is. 2. Find out what he discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. stated at 56 percent last year. But no more ticks on the clock are needed it was immediately noted that here (she) wants. 3. And give it to ‘em (sic). Letters written to thank an individual or to conclude if Winn would put her words into action. She and the City was a man with a Type A personality. That service manual is The Marine organization should be submitted for Council delivered on a wish list in a short amount of time. This type of human is generally an NCO 1972 edition. “Notes of Appreciation.” extrovert, is impatient, intolerant and In recognizing the kid glove Readers who are interested in writing a longer does not suffer fools. They normally approach that we seem to be develop- guest op-ed column on a topic of general GUEST OPINION get the job done without talking on ing in these latter days when we all interest should contact Editor Tim Gillie. both sides of the mouth, powdering are encouraged to go see a shrink at Email: [email protected] bottoms, nor speaking in patronizing least once a month, that some want Fax: (435) 882-6123 tones as if conversing with a 3 year to be spoken to as if they were a 3 Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Shutting down border is old. These types of people are those year old. When informed of the error P.O. Box 390 for whom I enjoy working. You always of our ways in a more direct and Tooele, UT 84074 another sign of weakness know where you stand and recognize forceful manner, we then seem to hen historians look back to this era, they will won- GUEST OPINION Wder why we insisted on outsourcing our border control to a foreign country. President Donald Trump’s threat to close down the southern border How parents can help their with Mexico isn’t a sign of strength, but of frustration fading into des- peration. He is reacting with understand- children truly succeed in life able alarm at a spiraling migrant Nancy Pelosi problem much more crisis on the border, and is looking than an Andres Manuel Lopez ack in 1993, there was a TV them.” to Mexico to address it because we Obrador problem. But, since Pelosi movie called, “The Positively I don’t know about you, but I are unwilling to do it on our own is unmovable, Trump has to try to BTrue Adventures of the Alleged Ken Vialpando believe today’s children and young — not unable, unwilling. work the Mexican president. Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom.” GUEST COLUMNIST adults have a better chance at suc- There were more than 100,000 The talk of cutting off the border The plot of the story was this: Wanda ceeding in life as soon as they realize apprehensions at the border isn’t aimed at the migrants, who Halloway tried to hire a hit man to kill that receiving a C+ in school through in March, an increase from the largely don’t come through ports both a cheerleader and her mother. hard work, blood, sweat and tears is 76,000 in February. The numbers of entry, but at forcing the Mexican If Wanda could at least murder the and universities because they played more honorable than receiving an A+ for both months were the highest government to do more. Maybe the cheerleader, there would be a vacancy by the rules, and for one reason or through lying, cheating and stealing. in 10 years. The total for the fiscal mere threat of the resulting eco- on the cheerleader squad, giving her another, didn’t qualify for these col- I’m also confident that graduating year could hit a million, a historic nomic disruption will work. own daughter, Shanna, an opportu- leges in question? from schools like Yale, Harvard or surge completely overwhelming But if Trump goes through with nity to make the squad. Since I am a Catholic priest, and Princeton definitely look good on our capabilities. closing the border, the strategy has You might think that this movie not a parent, I can only imagine the one’s resume; but is it possible for a Secretary of Homeland Security some of the same weaknesses as could only come from the wild pressure a father and mother go graduate from any of these schools to Kirstjen Nielsen warned Congress the government shutdown earlier imagination of a Hollywood writer through as they try and pave the live with a good conscience the rest of “the real-time dissolution of the this year. Where does it end? If or director. But it happens to be a “road to success” for their children of his or her life, if, they entered into immigration system.” Mexico doesn’t act quickly, how true, begging us to ask this question: by making sure that their children or graduated from that Ivy League It’s not that border control has long are we going to keep the bor- What extreme measures are parents do their best in school to have every school illegally, immorally or unethi- been tried and failed; it hasn’t been der closed? The longer it’s closed, willing to take, morally or immorally, “door of opportunity” open for them cally? tried. Thanks to court decrees and the more pain will be felt in the to ensure that their child is on the throughout life. Whenever I think of parents who congressional enactments, we don’t U.S. economy at a time when there cheerleading squad, chosen to be the Sarah Graves, a writer and teacher want what is best for their children permit ourselves to quickly return are already signs of softness. What captain of the football team, is on the of English and humanities at col- in this life and in the life to come, I minors from Central American if Mexico initially buckles, then honor roll every semester, or is select- leges, had an article in the USA where cannot help but think of the gospel countries, or to detain them for any backslides? Will we shut down the ed for an Ivy League school? she wrote, “Getting into college has verses where the Mother of Zebedee’s significant period of time. They border again, or threaten to? For the last few weeks, we’ve heard become so filled with anxiety and per- Sons approached the Lord: “At that get released, along with the adults It’s insane that a sovereign coun- story after story about the College ceived high stakes that many parents time the mother of Zebedee’s sons accompanying them. try of unparalleled power has tied Bribery Scandal. Alana Durkin Richer, who are not wealthy spend their kids’ came to Him with her sons, kneeling The asylum process is broken. its own hands such that it must try from the Associated Press wrote, “In childhood stressing about grades and before Him, and asking something The initial so-called credible-fear to bully and cajole a foreign nation this scandal, parents are accused of over-stuffing their activity schedules, from Him. He said to her, ‘What do interview to determine whether to do immigration enforcement paying admission consultant Rick trying to ensure that their kids get you wish?’ She said to him, ‘Speak the asylum-seekers get to the next step for it. Singer to rig standardized test scores into the so-called best universities. word that these two sons of mine may of the process approves almost all In a more rational world, and bribe college coaches and other This is because many a parent has sit, one on Your right hand, and one of them, even if they are unlikely Congress would take seriously the insiders to get their children into bought into the idea that entrance on Your left, in your Kingdom.’ Jesus ultimately to win asylum. In the spectacle of U.S. officials — and selective schools. Coaches at schools, into an elite college or university is answered, ‘You do not know what meantime, they are waved into humanitarian organizations — including Yale University and the a golden ticket to success. But is it? you are asking. Can you drink the cup the country and probably never scrambling to handle a flood of University of Southern California, are Research has consistently shown that which I have to drink?’ They said to removed. humanity showing up every day, also charged with accepting bribes. it actually might not be: him, ‘We can.’” Matthew 20:20-22 The migrants coming in increas- and give them the legal authorities … Parents will likely try to stay out “A 2011 research by Stacy Berg The Mother of the sons of Zebedee ing numbers realize that we are and resources to get the situation of prison by arguing they believed Dale of the Mellon Foundation was not in any way trying to get her helpless to exclude them and, under control. That it won’t is a they were doing what was best for states that it’s the student, not the sons into heaven through any bribery indeed, surrender to Border Patrol dereliction of duty of the highest their children and have already been school that makes all the difference. or dishonest means; she just wanted agents when they get here. order. punished enough by being publicly Students who work hard and take the Lord to assure her that once Congress could fix all this in humiliated and losing their jobs, advantage of college opportunities her sons entered into heaven, they an afternoon, with a few key Rich Lowry is editor of the attorneys say.” — including independent projects, would have a place of honor, one on changes in the law. Trump has a National Review. Should we, as common abiding research and internships — and who Jesus’ right and the other one on His citizens, sympathize and empathize work on developing their creativ- left. Jesus could have comforted the with these Hollywood, millionaire or ity, adaptability and ingenuity will Mother of Zebedee’s sons by saying EDITORIAL BOARD billionaire parents who only wanted succeed no matter where they go to something like this, “Don’t worry — Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie David J. Bern what “was best for their children,” or school. On the other hand, if students my Father and I will make sure that Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Editor-at-Large should we seek justice for the thou- don’t focus on developing career- your sons will be able to sit in a place With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, sands of honest students who were applicable skills, even the fanciest including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. denied access into these colleges degree can’t create a successful life for SEE VIALPANDO PAGE A5 ® TUESDAY April 9, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION Lightfoot makes history — a fed as Chicago’s mayor ow that Lori Lightfoot Rahmulans, establishmentar- and allow a post-Rahmulan “The Chicago Way.” She com- too. You’ll be mayor and is mayor-elect of ians who got in the race only to win. pared Burke to a meteor that everything will change. You’ll Chicago, many voices after Emanuel withdrew. But then came the brown hit the campaign. N John Kass be on the list of possible 2020 will tell you how history was GUEST COLUMNIST They wouldn’t fight him for butcher paper. “I think this Burke moment vice presidential candidates. made: Chicago. But once he was out, The FBI raided the offices has really been a wake-up Charmers will swoop in from The first African-American they eagerly swooped down. of powerful Chicago Alderman call for people,” she said. Washington and New York woman elected mayor of Lightfoot was being pushed Ed Burke and covered the win- “Strangers are stopping me on to find out what you want. Chicago, a lesbian, and a voice angry and bone tired. to the margin of history. And dows in brown butcher paper the street, telling me to keep They’ll track your every reformer in a corrupt city. It was Lori Lightfoot on the she knew it. to protect the hunt from pry- making the case. This meteor appetite. They’ll be your new Lori, with that devilishly dry phone. And she was disgusted “The media coverage dis- ing eyes. that hit is really waking people friends. sense of humor, in the town with politics. turbs me,” Lightfoot told me Burke was on an FBI wire, up, and we’re going to keep But you don’t need new historically bossed by pink Mayor Rahm Emanuel — back in September. “To see the courtesy of Alderman Danny riding that lane.” friends. This is Chicago. Stick guys. finally conceding the obvious media focused solely on the Solis the chairman of the The odd thing was that with friends who were with You think that’s historic, — had pulled the plug on his horse race and the powers that Committee on Zoning, who Preckwinkle really couldn’t you back in September, back and it all involves identity re-election bid. be anointing a winner without liked visiting massage parlors. stand Burke when she was an when you were down and politics, but how about some- And just like that the cam- regard for citizens should be And just like that Burke was alderman from Hyde Park. Rahm was smirking and the thing even more fundamen- paign had flipped. The cam- disturbing to everyone. served up in the Chicago may- Timing is everything. insiders were measuring the tally symbolic of change than paign of reform ideas versus “This notion that city gov- oral campaign as if he were a She became the Cook City Hall drapes. And if you skin pigment or sexual orien- a cynical pol who hid that ernment and the mayor’s crown roast of veal, all pink County Democratic Party insist on examples of those tation: Lori Lightfoot is the Laquan McDonald video from office is pirate booty ripe and trussed. chairman, an unthinkable who made new friends, I’ve first former federal prosecu- public view? That campaign for the picking is offensive,” He was charged on a federal move when she was that ear- got two words for you: Toni tor, in modern times anyway, was gone, replaced by the Lightfoot said. extortion count. Preckwinkle’s nest Hyde Park independent Preckwinkle. elected mayor of Chicago. anointment of an establish- Of course, it is offensive. relationship with Burke — with sensible shoes. She took Chicago has elected its first A fed for mayor? ment successor. Preckwinkle had the buzz. how he raised $116,000 for Burke’s money. She protected black woman mayor. But her Perhaps Chicago is ready Cook County Democratic She had the ground game her, and how she gave Burke’s Burke’s son, even while laying skin color is what she was for reform after all. Party Chairman Toni with the public sector workers son a $100,000-a-year Cook off hundreds of other workers. born with. Lightfoot was triumphant Preckwinkle and Billy Daley, unions backing her. Chicago County job, became a regu- She became Chicago’s lib- Lori Lightfoot made her- Tuesday night. son of boss, bro of boss; has been conditioned by the lar feature of news coverage eral boss. And it cost her the self into a federal prosecutor But I remember a voice on Illinois Comptroller Susana Stockholm syndrome of its and commentary. Lightfoot, fifth floor of City Hall. with her will and smarts and the phone back in September. Mendoza; and City Hall politics to yearn for a boss. a former federal prosecutor, There will be much said the content of her character. There were no trumpets in it. lobbyist and former school And the common wisdom had grabbed the opportunity. about Lightfoot’s victory. A fed as mayor of Chicago? It was a small voice, anguish board President Gery Chico. one of the establishment post- The campaign flipped back Many who ignored her in Inconceivable a few years ago. flowing along a broken reed, a I called these four the post- Rahmulans as the new mayor. again, to reform versus cor- those difficult days after Now, it’s necessary. Lightfoot had built her cam- ruption and cynicism. That’s Emanuel pulled out, and those Good luck, Mayor Lightfoot. paign to take the moral high when things began to change. who jumped on the Lightfoot Chicago needs you now. ground and take Emanuel I preferred to stick with the bandwagon late and wrote down. But when Emanuel meat metaphor I started with, campaign checks, will now John Kass is a columnist place of honor handed down to pulled his own plug, the city but Lightfoot went all astro- flatter her and give her advice. for the Chicago Tribune. His Vialpando them on a silver platter; they was about to go tribal again nomical on me on my podcast Lori, I’ve got some advice Twitter handle is @john_kass. continued from page A4 were going to have to “run the good race and fight the good fight” every step of the way. of honor there in heaven.” He May this story about James 28-story hotel planned for Salt Lake City convention center could have said that, but he and John remind all parents didn’t. that if they want their children SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A 28-story a 25,852-square-foot ballroom, several opers’ application for the 335-foot tower. On the contrary, Jesus chal- to succeed in this life and have glass skyscraper with rounded edges and meeting rooms, a rooftop garden area, A site-design review is required on build- lenged the sons of Zebedee, a place of honor in heaven, a glass and textured aluminum exterior is and a restaurant and corner market. ings planned taller than 120 feet. James and John, by stating their children will have to planned to hold a new convention center The main entrance will be sandwiched Economic-development officials have that if they wanted to enter enter the race, not through any hotel in downtown Salt Lake City. between massive digital billboards, been pushing to build a convention hotel into heaven, they were going bribery or scam, but legally, Preliminary plans for the $337 mil- including a three-story-tall screen on the for more than a decade, aiming for it to to have to drink from the cup morally and ethically. And lion project show the hotel will be built side of the tower. help bring in more large conventions and which He had to drink. And how come? Because there is into the southeast corner of the Salt Lake “The economic vision will be comple- events. Utah officials were in talks with what was that cup? It was a only one way to the top, to the Palace Convention Center, the Salt Lake mented by an elegant urban and architec- Dallas-based Omni Hotels & Resorts, but a cup of suffering; it was cup of kingdom of heaven, and that Tribune reported Sunday. tural design that is compatible with the deal fell through in 2015. sacrifice; it was a cup of death is through Jesus, the Way, the The 616,000-square-foot surrounding buildings while sensitive to In the current deal, officials have prom- or martyrdom. Jesus chal- Truth and the Life! (57,000-square-meter) hotel will have becoming a new urban marker and pres- ised up to $75 million in post-construction lenged James and John that about 725 guest rooms, and its designs ence on the skyline,” John Portman and tax rebates over 20 years to Portman and if they truly wanted a place Rev. Vialpando is the priest at aims to complement the center, according Associates, one of the project’s develop- Ivins-based DDRM firms. of honor in the kingdom of St. Marguerite Catholic Church to the plans under review by city officials. ers, wrote in city documents. The hotel is scheduled to open in spring heaven, they couldn’t have that in Tooele. The building is also planned to have City planners are reviewing the devel- 2022.

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Betty Jean Skinner Ruth, and Judy (Steve) Wilcox; Randy J. Martinez Johnson and great-grandson, Riley. Randy J. Martinez, age 56, Surviving children are: of Taos, New Mexico, passed Ross came to get his favor- Mickey (Gary) Gross, Jeanne away March 26, 2019, after a ite dancing partner, the love Taylor, Kristie (Craig) Gross, brave fight with injuries sus- of his life, Betty Jean Skinner Cindy McInnes, Roxie (George) tained from a gunshot wound. Johnson, who died April 4, Allen, Jill (Ralph) Martinez, He is preceded in death by his 2019. Mom lived a healthy, Erb (Sarah) Johnson. Yes, brother, Jude Martinez; grand- active life for over 91 years. that is seven daughters and parents, Meliton and Lupe Betty was proud to be born one son. She is also survived DeHerrera, and Felipe and in Bingham, on May 14, 1927. by her sister, Rhea Noland; Eloisa Martinez, from Costilla, She was the daughter of Vern 27 grandchildren; 68 great- New Mexico. He is survived by Morgan and Erma Huntsman grandchildren; and great- his daughter, Julie Martinez, Skinner. She moved to Tooele great-grandchildren; along (who was the love of his life); for her senior year of high with many nieces, nephews parents, Maxine Caraveo and school where she met Ross. and dear friends. Eli Lee Martinez; brothers: They were married Oct. 6, There will be a viewing Eli D. Martinez (Shirley), 1945, and were later sealed in Tuesday, April 9 from 6 to 8 Salt Lake City, Utah; Anthony the Salt Lake Temple. guilds. All of us remember She taught her daughters to p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 Martinez, Taos, New Mexico; (Mario), Tooele, Utah; nieces, Mom had many callings in playing under the quilt while never return an empty plate. At S. Main St., Tooele. Funeral Stephen Lopez, Tooele, Utah; nephews, aunts, uncles, cous- the church including Stake ladies were chatting and potluck dinners, people asked at 11 a.m., Wednesday, April sisters: Marcie Turek (Chris), ins, and friends that loved him Relief Society President for 14 laughing. In her excitement to which dish was Betty’s so they 10, with viewing preceding Berna Martinez-Zamora (Joe), dearly. years. Ross and Betty served as share with others, Betty and could make sure they could from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., at Herlong, California; Mary “I have fought the good temple workers at the Jordan other special ladies formed the taste it. Her recipes were cov- 583 N. 270 East, Tooele. Chavez (Hector), Dolores fight, I have finished the race, River Temple for 14 years, later Tooele Quilt Guild. Through eted by everyone. Special thanks to Mountain Lewis (Chad),Taos, New I have kept the faith.” – 2 serving a mission in Adam- this guild, mom meet some of Mom was a mom to anyone West Medical Center for their Mexico; Rebecca Salazar Timothy 4:7 (KJV) Ondi-Ahman. During this time, her best friends, some of which or everyone, which was her patient loving care of mom they were able to strengthen are 50 years younger than her. greatest gift and accomplish- and her large family. Also, their love without the distrac- She loved keeping her hands ment. for Canyon Home Care and tions of farm, children or busy with her needle crafts. She was preceded in death Hospice for their compassion- grandchildren. She was known and appre- by her husband, Ross Johnson; ate care. Mom had a passion for ciated by family, friends and her parents; her sister, Verna; Leo “Skip” Johnson quilting even before the quilt everyone who tasted her food. her son, Paul; two daughters, 1929 - 2019

Leo “Skip” Johnson, age 89, passed away April 7, 2019, of causes incident to Alzheimer Ronald C. Anderson arena again, participating cheering up. Even during his disease. with his granddaughter Lexi, last days he stilled maintained Skip was born Nov. 13, Ronald C Anderson left perfecting her softball abilities that sense of humor, making 1929, in Grantsville, Utah, this world in the early morn- and attending every practice visitors and family members the son of Raleigh Johnson ing of April 6, 2019, after a and game. He became the lead giggle with his dry wit. Being and Myra Jefferies. He is their brave battle with cancer. He adventurer as he, his sons, retired, he and Crystal were only son with three sisters: Val is survived by his loving wife, nephews, and father-in-law blessed to spend countless (Roland) Smith, Colleen (Pat) Crystal (Nash); children, braved the elements as they hours together, planning and Johnson, and Gay Zwahlen Jennifer, Travis (Elizabeth), went deer hunting each year, taking camping trips, helping (Dal) Muir. He married Joan Nate (Paige), Curtis (Trevor), seeing who could bring home and playing with the grand- Rushton on Oct. 27, 1949, in Steffanie (Zachary), Zachary the biggest buck. This year he children, and participating Hunter, Utah. Skip’s greatest (Shyloe), Josh, and Samantha; laughed and said his role in in Ron’s most favorite event: accomplishment in life was mother- and father-in-law, the deer hunt this year was to having monthly family nights his family whom he loved cattle, and harvesting fields of Curt and Shawnee Nash; sib- man the camp site, cook the with their large family. Ron dearly: two sons, Richard alfalfa. He had many friends lings, Marge (Dave), Valene meals, and mind the fire while was blessed on this earth with (Karen) Johnson, Neil (Cheryl) whom he loved spending time (Dave), Larry (Suzie), Bruce the younger crew went out to a large and extended fam- Johnson; and two daughters, and even with his struggles (Julie); brother-in-law, Kelly climb the mountains, endure ily who will remember him Jill (Bart) Van Dyken, and Gail with Alzheimer’s he never lost Nash,; and many, many the cold, and find the deer. always and miss him so much. (Todd) Savage. He adored his sense of humor. beloved nieces and nephews. Ron’s greatest love was to Ron will most often be We love you – our wonderful each of his 10 grandchildren He is preceded in death by Ron was the proud grand- spend time outdoors land- remembered for his acts of husband, son, father, grand- and 17 great-grandchildren. his parents; wife, Joan; sister, father of Brayden, Emmaline, scaping his yard, camping, kindness and the charity father, brother, uncle, and After 52 years of marriage, Colleen “Pat”; two brothers- Lexi, Trey, Skylie, Kyrian, fishing, and hunting. One of he showed in his everyday friend! Joan passed away in 2001 and in-law, Roland Smith and Carl Kale, Titan, Temperance, his most favorite things to do life, helping anyone who Funeral services will be in 2005 Skip married Barbara Zwahlen; and his best friend, Jade, and Sapphire. He was was to take his grandchildren needed assistance, and serv- held April 12, 2019, at the Williams. Jay Hale. preceded in death by his par- camping in the summer and ing in many positions for Tooele East Stake Center, 752 Skip graduated from Cyprus He is survived by his wife, ents, Clarence (Andy) and swimming all year round. He The Church of Jesus Christ N. 520 East, Tooele, Utah, at High School in 1948. His Barbara, four children, 10 Cleora Anderson, and sister was always involved in sport- of Latter- day Saints. His acts 1 p.m. A viewing to be held favorite sport was football grandchildren, 17 great-grand- Marilyn. Ron was proud to be ing events, coaching his sons of kindness will live on with one hour prior to the funeral and he received all-state hon- children, and two sisters. a veteran, serving his country Nate and Zach’s basketball those he has served. He was services at the same location. ors and a scholarship to play Services will be held as a member of the U.S. Army. and baseball teams, and after quite the character and a big Interment will directly follow football at the University of Thursday, April 11, 2019, at 11 He also served a tour as a civil his own kids were grown, was tease, and ready to put a smile the funeral at the Tooele City Wyoming in Laramie. After a.m. in the LDS church, 81 N. servant in Iraq and Kuwait. excited to enter the sports on the face of anyone needing Cemetery. returning from Laramie he Church St., Grantsville, Utah. started his career at Kennecott A visitation will be held at the Utah Copper where he worked church on Thursday one hour in the engineering department prior to the services starting at Your Complete Local News Source until his retirement 35 years 10 a.m. Interment will follow later. Skip loved working on at Grantsville City Cemetery. 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Three more temples Temple Nevada, are part of a mission God, a place of holiness and The Tooele Valley Temple in Saratoga Springs, Layton continued from page A1 district, an organization simi- peace separate from the will be the 21st temple in and Washington County have Free lar to a stake. preoccupations of the world. Utah for the church. There been announced. Consultation For Latter-day Saints, tem- They provide a place where are 17 operating temples in Worldwide the church has for ples are not regular places church members make for- the state, including Bountiful, 151 temples in operation, Wills & two in Stansbury Park, and of Sunday worship. They are mal promises and commit- Brigham City, Cedar City, 12 under construction, 11 Trusts one in Erda. A stake is a quite different from regular ments to God. They are also Draper, Logan, Jordan in the process of renova- regional organization com- chapels or meetinghouses, the place where the highest River, Manti, Monticello, tion, and 35 that have been posed of several wards, or according to mormonnews- sacraments of the faith occur Mount Timpanogos, Ogden, announced, including the local congregations. room.org, an official website — the marriage of couples Oquirrh Mountain, Payson, eight announced on Sunday. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Also in Tooele County, of the church. and the sealing of families Provo City Center, Provo, [email protected] Wendover and Ibapah, Latter-day Saint temples for eternity, according to the St. George, Salt Lake, and 882-4800 www.tooelelawoffice.com

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SPORTS WRAP Tooele baseball vs. Ogden Grantsville gets break Dalton Harris went 3-for-3 with a double, four RBIs, two stolen bases and two runs scored and Jaxson Miner and Steven Laird each drove in two runs to from brutal region lead the Tooele baseball team to a 13-3 win over Ogden in see,” Grantsville coach Travis a Region 11 game Thursday Cowboys roll past WHS SOCCER Lowry said. “It was fun to have at Dow James Memorial Park. some guys go in there excited. Clay Freeman pitched all six Wildcats, pick up GHS SOCCER It was good for them.” innings in the win for the It didn’t take long for the Buffaloes, allowing two earned region victory over Tooele Cowboys to exert their will runs on six hits with four strike- second win of year County foe Wendover was a against Wendover, a Class outs and three walks. welcome respite from some 1A school that plays soccer Tooele boys soccer at Ogden DARREN VAUGHAN of those frustrations. The in Class 2A. Grantsville had The Tooele boys soccer team SPORTS EDITOR Cowboys (2-7, 0-3 Region a goal by freshman Trevor dropped a 4-0 decision to It has been a challenging 13) were up 7-0 at halftime Tuckett disallowed because Ogden in a Region 11 road season for the Grantsville against the visiting Wildcats of an offside call mere sec- game Friday afternoon. The boys soccer team, with inju- (2-5, 2-3 Region 16), who onds into the match. The Buffaloes suffered their fifth ries decimating an already- had just 11 players available Cowboys kept the pressure shutout loss of the season, inexperienced lineup forced to and were overmatched from on the Wildcats, and senior though they held the Tigers to play in the toughest region in the beginning by a stronger, Ryan Tripp converted on a just one first-half goal before Class 3A against powerhouses bigger and deeper Grantsville pass from fellow senior Dayne Ogden pulled away in the final like Judge Memorial, Morgan, squad. Linton for a 1-0 lead in the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO 40 minutes. Summit Academy and South “We’ve played good in a lot 10th minute. Linton added an Grantsville’s Trevor Tuckett (20) heads toward the goal during Friday’s non- region boys soccer game against Wendover in Grantsville. Tuckett had two Stansbury softball vs. Summit. of games, but we’re coming up assists in the Cowboys’ 8-0 win over the Wildcats. Juan Diego Thus, Friday’s 8-0 non- short a lot, so this was fun to SEE SOCCER PAGE A9 ® Maame Johnson finished a single short of the cycle, going 3-for-3 with a double, a triple, a home run, six RBIs and FROM THE four runs scored to lead the SIDELINES Stansbury softball team to a 19-3 win over Juan Diego in Cowboys bounce back a Region 11 game Friday at Stansbury High School. Payten Staley had three RBIs and Tori No doubt Koerner, Berkeley Bryant, Lacey Huge inning Davies and Kaycee Thornock each had two for the Stallions about it: (7-5, 2-2 Region 11). Sadie gives GHS Taylor allowed two earned runs on four hits with two strikeouts and no walks in four innings to series win This is pick up the win in the pitcher’s circle. Stansbury played host to Corner Canyon in a non-region over Bears softball game that was not complete at press time Tuesday. DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville softball at country Summit Academy The Grantsville baseball August Cowan and Laura team came into Friday’s Region f recent history wasn’t Sandberg each hit a home run 13 series finale against Summit enough of an indica- and Breanna Kimber limited Academy looking to recover Ition, with Stansbury and Summit Academy to just one from a rare bump in the road — Grantsville combining to win run on four hits with eight a 7-4 loss to the Bears 48 hours five state championships in the strikeouts as Grantsville’s earlier in Bluffdale that repre- past six years, the past week softball team routed the Bears sented the Cowboys’ first region has only served to confirm that 18-1 in a Region 13 game loss in nearly two years. Tooele County is home to the Friday in Bluffdale. Cowan was best high school softball Utah 3-for-3 at the plate with four has to offer. RBIs, Jaelynn Delaney was GHS BASEBALL 1-for-1 with a double and three RBIs and Hannah Butler, Rylee Their recovery was swift Udom and Sandberg each had — and impressive. Grantsville Darren Vaughan two RBIs. Maison White and erupted for 13 runs in the third SPORTS EDITOR Maddison Peterson each hit a inning, turning a 6-5 deficit triple and Addison Smith added into a blowout as the Cowboys a double as the Cowboys rolled to a 19-12 win over the pounded out 18 hits. Bears in Grantsville to maintain Last Wednesday, Tooele baseball at Ogden their grip on the top spot in the Tooele’s Attlyn Johnston Tooele extended its winning region standings. and Grantsville’s Bailey streak to nine games, hold- “We talked about it in prac- Frischknecht were locked in ing off Ogden for a 3-2 win tice (Thursday), and we felt a pitcher’s duel, ultimately in a Region 11 road game like we just didn’t play well,” won by Johnston’s Buffaloes Friday afternoon. All three of Grantsville coach Aaron Perkins by a 3-1 score. Tooele came Tooele’s runs came in the third said. “Even the game we won into the game ranked No. 2 in inning, with Griffen Bate hitting (Tuesday), we didn’t feel like Class 4A by the big-city media, a two-run home run. Dalton we played well, and I just told with Grantsville ranked No. 1 Harris added a triple for the them, ‘go be who you guys are. in Class 3A. It was the kind of Buffaloes. Jake Hervat picked You guys have got to believe game you would expect from up the win on the mound, that you’re the best team, and two of the top teams in the allowing two runs on four hits if you believe you’re the best state, regardless of classifica- with three walks and two strike- team, that can carry you a tion. outs, and Jaxson Miner earned long way.’ I think today, they FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Then came Monday, when the save with two scoreless believed they were the best Grantsville senior Isaac Riding sprints toward home plate during Friday’s Region 13 home game against Summit Grantsville hit the road to face innings of relief. team.” Academy. The Cowboys beat the Bears 19-12 to claim the series victory and remain in first place in the region Class 4A No. 1 Spanish Fork. Tooele baseball at Park City The Cowboys (10-6, 3-1 standings. Again, Frischknecht was at her Tooele suffered its first Region Region 13) took advantage of very best, showing that there 11 loss of the season Monday four Summit Academy errors and Ethan Merrill combining a double, two walks and three way our kids competed at the is no spotlight too bright for afternoon, falling 5-4 to Park in the game, leading to six to go 5-for-10 with 10 RBIs, RBIs as Grantsville pounded out plate,” Perkins said. “(The her in one of the Cowboys’ City on the road as the Miners unearned runs. Grantsville’s two doubles, three stolen bases 12 hits — four of which went Bears) have good arms, and biggest games of the season. rallied for four runs in the seniors stepped up in a big way, and seven runs scored. Junior for extra bases. seventh inning. Brett Porthan with Isaac Riding, Chace Gipson Parker Thomas was 1-for-3 with “I was really proud of the SEE BASEBALL PAGE A9 ® SEE VAUGHAN PAGE A9 ® allowed five runs — three of which were earned — on seven hits with seven strikeouts and no walks in six-plus innings and TOOELE TIES UP THE TIGERS was credited with the loss, with Jaxson Miner walking two and striking out one in 1/3 of an inning. Miner was 1-for-2 at the plate with a double, two runs scored and two RBIs for the Buffaloes (9-5, 9-1 Region 11). Porthan was 2-for-4 with a dou- ble, and Jake Lopez and Payton Shields also doubled. Tooele played host to Park City in a game that was not complete at press time Tuesday. Grantsville softball at Spanish Fork Rylee Udom went 2-for-2 with a solo home run and Bailey Frischknecht allowed just one run on two hits with nine strike- outs and three walks in a com- plete-game effort as Grantsville defeated Class 4A powerhouse Spanish Fork 2-1 in a non- region road game Monday after- noon. Breana Hiatt also had an RBI for Grantsville, while Laura Sandberg was 2-for-3 with a FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS double and Hannah Butler was Tooele’s Alex Anderson (20, left) pushes the ball down the field during 2-for-4. The Cowboys (9-4, Monday’s Region 11 boys soccer game against Ogden at Tooele High 4-0 Region 13) faced South School. Tooele’s Keaton Bozart (6, above) battles for possession during Summit in a Region 13 home Monday’s game. Bozart scored a goal as the Buffaloes and Tigers played SEE WRAP PAGE A9 ® to a 4-4 draw. TUESDAY April 9, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9

Baseball Conners earns unlikely win continued from page A8 and coveted Masters berth they stymied us the whole SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Corey ment, winning by two shots over led the opening three rounds but series. Our kids came out on Conners claimed his first PGA Charley Hoffman. dropped to a tie for fourth with a mission and they competed, Tour victory and earned an Next stop for Conners: Brian Stuard (15-under) after an and we hit balls hard all day Grantsville’s Parker invite to the Masters on Sunday, Augusta, Georgia, for next even-par 72. long. It was awesome.” Thomas makes a catch winning the Valero Texas Open week’s Masters. Conners, the 2014 U.S. in the outfield Four pitchers saw action on less than a week after qualifying. Hoffman, the 2016 Texas Amateur runner-up, will play in during Friday’s Region the mound for the Cowboys, 13 baseball game Conners only entered the Open winner, shot 67 for his second Masters. Two of the with Kaden Lund picking up against Summit tournament field Monday, and 18-under on the weekend. top three finishers last year at the win after allowing four runs Academy in Grantsville. he’s the first golfer to win on the Ryan Moore closed with Augusta missed the top 10 this on one hit with three walks Thomas had a double PGA Tour after qualifying on a an 8-under 64, a shot off the week. Rickie Fowler was tied in one inning. Sam Daybell and three RBIs in the Monday in nine years. He made course record, and was third at for 17th while 10 strokes back pitched three scoreless innings Cowboys’ 19-12 win. three birdies in the final five 17-under. at 10-under with a final-round of two-hit ball with two walks FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ holes, shooting a 6-under 66. Si Woo Kim, The Players 69, and Jordan Spieth (72) was and two strikeouts, while TTB PHOTO He was 20-under for the tourna- Championship winner in 2017, 7-under. Jackson Sandberg allowed six runs (one earned) on three a really good team — one Wildcats beginning with a 13-2 hits with three walks and two through nine, they’re tough Grantsville win on Monday in strikeouts in 2 1/3 innings. outs,” Perkins said. “I feel like Kamas. Grantsville was sched- Taylor Wood allowed two we’re starting to come together uled to face South Summit on unearned runs on two hits, as a team. Guys are starting to Tuesday in Grantsville and in recording one strikeout and take their role and not worry Kamas on Thursday, weather three walks in 2/3 of an inning. about whether they’re start- permitting. The Cowboys will Fifteen players saw action in ing or coming off the bench. wrap up their regular season the game for the Cowboys, and They’re starting to fit in a little with series against Judge Perkins lauded each of their better.” Memorial (April 16, 17 and 19) contributions in a key game The Cowboys shifted and Morgan (April 23, 24 and against a quality opponent. their focus to South Summit, 26). Grantsville seniors “(Summit Academy is) with their series against the [email protected] Ryan Tripp (8) and Dayne Linton celebrate after a goal during Friday’s non-region boys soccer game Tooele beat Cedar 4-0 later all yet again, barring injury Vaughan against Wendover. that same weekend at a tour- or other unforeseen circum- continued from page A8 Tripp and Linton nament in St. George. So, stances. combined for again — Tooele beat Cedar, Part of that is because there three goals in the The result? Grantsville beat who beat Grantsville, who is no clear-cut No. 2 team in Cowboys’ 8-0 vic- the Dons 2-1 at the Spanish beat Spanish Fork. 3A. Last year’s runner-up, tory. Fork Sports Complex, the very Of course, bragging rights Union, got run-ruled by Manti FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ TTB PHOTO same place the Cowboys will in April don’t mean as much earlier this season, and lost look to win a third consecu- as holding up the big trophy to a Pleasant Grove team that tive state title next month. in May. Until next season, has lost to both Grantsville To recap: Tooele beat when the Utah High School and Spanish Fork. Grand split Grantsville, who beat Spanish Activities Association switches with both Manti and North Fork. Tooele came in ranked to a Ratings Percentage Index Sanpete in Region 15, while No. 2 in Class 4A, behind (RPI) model for seeding Juab beat Grand by one run Spanish Fork. Who deserves state tournaments, in-season Cowboys. the match to a close in the and lost badly to Class 2A to be ranked in the top spot? rankings don’t really mean Soccer “I wanted to be able to have 55th minute. Enterprise and Gunnison. Tooele certainly strengthened anything at all. But it’s hard to continued from page A8 some pace on the ball and Freshman Zach Carver and Grantsville being in the its argument, though I’m argue against Tooele as one of some possession,” Lowry said. senior Randy Harris didn’t sure the Buffaloes are more the top contenders in Class 4A state title game is about as unassisted goal a minute later “We work on it every day in have much work in goal for focused on making that state- this year. close as it gets to a sure thing. to make it 2-0, and he scored practice, and then we get up Grantsville, combining for ment in a little over a month As for Grantsville? I’d Who the Cowboys will play again on a pass from sopho- against these teams that are three saves in the shutout vic- at the state tournament. like to see the Cowboys play when they get there is any- more Brayden Bergener in the flying. This was good today to tory. Tooele and Grantsville are Cedar again, now that they’re one’s guess. 16th minute. have some time on the ball, “We got a lot of minutes for a combined 19-1 against in- firing on all cylinders. The Darren Vaughan is a veteran An own goal midway people moving to good space, a lot of young guys,” Lowry state competition this season, Cowboys might very well be sports writer from Moab, Utah. through the first half extended so that was good.” said. “We’re going to need it, not including their head-to- the second-best team in the He is anxiously awaiting this Grantsville’s lead to 4-0, and Lowry continued to let the because we’re down four guys head matchup. Grantsville state behind their county year’s state softball tourna- then it was time for the under- underclassmen play into the — starters who are injured, so suffered a one-run loss to rivals, and it would be nice ments, provided that the rain classmen to shine. Sophomore second half before changing we’ve got to step up.” Class 4A Cedar after a long if they had a chance to prove stays far away from Spanish Nathen Wright scored on a out virtually his entire lineup Grantsville will resume bus ride to southern Utah in it. In Class 3A, they’re the Fork. Email him at dvaughan@ feed from Tuckett in the 34th about 10 minutes after half- Region 13 play Wednesday the season opener, though prohibitive favorites to win it tooeletranscript.com. minute, and Tuckett assisted time. Grantsville wasted little in Bluffdale against Summit on another goal by Bergener time putting the ball in the Academy. The Cowboys will three minutes later. Freshman back of the net once again as kick off the second half of Quinten White scored the first Linton found junior Scott May the region schedule Friday at goal of his high school career for the final goal of the con- home against Judge Memorial. STALLIONS SHOOT DOWN SOARING EAGLE just before halftime for the test, as the mercy rule brought [email protected]

Bingham 9, Bear River 7 Park City 9, Juan Diego 6 Wrap Logan 19, East 2 Hurricane 10, Virgin Valley (Nev.) 7 continued from page A8 Park City 15, Highland 0 Woods Cross 10, Green Canyon 0 Carbon 31, Delta 10 Judge Memorial 25, S. Summit 0 game that was not complete at Grand 11, Richfield 1 Carbon 10, Delta 0 press time Tuesday. Grand 14, Richfield 1 Emery 8, San Juan 0 Tooele boys soccer vs. Ogden Friday Richfield 13, Grand 1 Ethan Hogan scored twice and Stansbury 19, Juan Diego 3, (4) Richfield 10, Grand 2 Chris Rhea and Keaton Bozart Grantsville 18, South Sevier 15, North Sanpete 5 each scored a goal to help the Summit Academy 1, (4) Olympus 3, Providence Hall 2, (8) Tooele boys soccer team pick up Canyon View 10, Dixie 0 Union 18, Parowan 11 its first point of the season with Logan 12, Bear Lake (Idaho) 0 Union 9, Parowan 8 a 4-4 draw against Ogden in a Spanish Fork 9, Herriman 6 Saturday Region 11 game Monday at Tooele Morgan 8, Judge Memorial 0 High School. The result snapped Slam Academy (Nev.) 8, Union 10, Delta 0 a 19-match losing streak for the Pine View 6 Emery 11, San Juan 6 Buffaloes, dating back to a 3-0 Union 11, Canyon View 10 win over Ogden on March 14, North Sanpete 17, South Sevier 1 Monday 2018. Tooele (0-8-1, 0-6-1 Region ALA 10, North Summit 0 Park City 5, Tooele 4 Saturday 11) will play host to Bonneville in Grantsville 13, South Summit 2 another region contest Wednesday Lehi 13, Gunnison 2 Spanish Fork 3, Orem 0 afternoon. Lehi 6, Pleasant Grove 4 Lehi 4, Salem Hills 3 North Sanpete 20, Salem Hills 7 Grantsville baseball at Ogden 7, Ben Lomond 3 South Summit Salem Hills 19, Duchesne 11 Ogden 14, Ben Lomond 3 The Grantsville baseball team Salem Hills 9, Emery 8 Mountain Crest 3, Sky View 1 got doubles from Ethan Merrill, Spanish Fork 4, Springville 3 Mountain Crest 6, Sky View 0 Jackson Sandberg and Josh Springville 3, Lehi 1 Manti 9, San Juan 6 Staley, and Austin Wilcox limited Union 10, Lehi 8 South Summit to just two hits San Juan 14, Manti 2 Spanish Fork 12, Alta 1 as the Cowboys rolled to a 13-2 Summit Academy 12, N. Sanpete 1 win over the Wildcats in a Region Spanish Fork 6, Pleasant Grove 1 13 game Monday in Kamas. The Spanish Fork 11, Carbon 3 Schedule Wednesday’s games Cowboys (10-6, 3-1 Region 13) Alta 15, Emery 10 blew the game open with seven Emery 5, Duchesne 1 Stansbury track and field at Ben Lomond runs in the third inning. Grantsville Pleasant Grove 9, Emery 2 played host to South Summit in Monday Tooele track and field vs. Bonneville and Ogden, 3 p.m. the second of a three-game set Grantsville 2, Spanish Fork 1 with the Wildcats on Tuesday after Grantsville track and field vs. Lehi 7, Salem Hills 5 press time. Morgan, 3:30 p.m. Bonneville 15, Ogden 0 Notable HS boys soccer scores Stansbury baseball at Juan Diego, Ridgeline 13, Green Canyon 0 3:30 p.m. Thursday Cottonwood 12, Juan Diego 2 Desert Hills 8, Hurricane 0 Grantsville baseball vs. North Sanpete 7, Grand 6 South Summit, 3:30 p.m. Delta 5, Carbon 1 Grand 16, North Sanpete 6 Stansbury soccer vs. Juan Diego, Emery 3, South Sevier 1 ALA 17, North Summit 3 3:30 p.m. Grand 2, Richfield 0 Corner Canyon 11, Tooele soccer vs. Bonneville, Manti 3, North Sanpete 2 Summit Academy 0 3:30 p.m. Friday Grantsville soccer at Grantsville 8, Wendover 0 Notable HS baseball scores Thursday Summit Academy, 3:30 p.m. Ogden 4, Tooele 0 Tooele 13, Ogden 3 Tooele boys tennis vs. Cyprus, Stansbury’s Maame Johnson (8, Dixie 3, Snow Canyon 1 above) and her teammates are Bonneville 8, Ben Lomond 5 3:30 p.m. Pine View 2, Cedar 0 all smiles as she touches home Cedar 9, Union 5 Grantsville softball at plate during Friday’s Region Salem Hills 3, Carbon 1 Judge Memorial, 3:30 p.m. Enterprise 4, Hurricane 3 11 softball game against Summit Academy 4, Judge Thursday’s games Juan Diego at Stansbury High Memorial 3, OT Grand Junction Central (Colo.) 11, School. Johnson had a double, Monday Uintah 3 Stansbury boys tennis at a triple, a home run and six Tooele 4, Ogden 4, 2OT Skyline 4, Sky View 3 Ben Lomond, 3:30 p.m. RBIs in the Stallions’19-3 win. Ben Lomond 4, Bonneville 3, OT Morgan 7, Judge Memorial 5 Tooele baseball at Park City, Stansbury’s Sadie Taylor (left) Friday 3:30 p.m. delivers a pitch during Friday’s Waterford 2, South Summit 2 Grantsville 19, Tooele softball at Juan Diego, game. Taylor allowed two Grand 5, North Sanpete 0 3:30 p.m. earned runs on four hits to pick Summit Academy 12 up the victory. Notable HS softball scores Tooele 3, Ogden 2 Tooele boys tennis at Park City, Thursday SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Cedar 7, Canyon View 4 3:30 p.m. Cedar 11, Desert Hills 8 Pine View 15, Snow Canyon 10 Grantsville boys tennis at Snow Canyon 11, Hurricane 0 Judge Memorial, 3:30 p.m. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY April 9, 2019

rocketraiser.club, with all Abuse proceeds going directly to the board, and to fund the new continued from page A1 center being built across the street from the existing home. Donations of any amount will Center and National Child be accepted, with all donors Abuse Prevention Month. entered to win two round-trip At the justice center, chil- tickets provided by JetBlue. dren can be interviewed in a “We just thought it would home-like environment with be a great way to have an a minimal amount of trauma online fundraiser and also to child victims of physical to help spread awareness or sexual abuse. Audio and because if people hear about video equipment is used to that, then they might look document the interview for more into what that’s about,” evidentiary purposes, while Sorensen said. limiting the need for subse- The board will also hold an quent interviews. open house at the justice cen- The Children’s Justice ter on Wednesday, April 24, Center also provides counsel- from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and ing and treatment referrals, 4-6 p.m. The open house will victim and witness support include a tour of the current services, case progress track- center, a progress report on ing and monitoring, and the center under construction community and professional and information on how to be education on abuse issues, involved. among other services. The new justice center, Sorensen said awareness is funded by Tooele County and important to let the commu- donations and funds from nity know how they can help the center’s Friends Board, and that they’re required to is expected to be completed FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO report abuse if they become mid-summer, according to The Children’s Justice Center in Tooele City has a flag placed for each of the 256 children interviewed last year. aware of it, either to Child Sorensen. Despite its larger Protective Services or local size and new construction, environment,” Sorensen said. keep pace with the increasing and even this year, we’ve seen house.” law enforcement. the new center is intended “It will still be comfortable for number of child abuse cases our numbers already have The Children’s Justice Also in April, The Friends to invoke the same feel for the kids.” in the county, according to been a lot more than they’ve Center currently has three Board of the Children’s victims. The larger center will Sorensen. been in the past,” she said. employees and eight regular Justice Center will be holding “It still looks like a home also help employees of the “Especially last year, our “So we just need so many volunteers. an online fundraiser at tccjc. so it will still be a home-like Children’s Justice Center to numbers have really grown things we don’t have in this [email protected]

open space over a 20-25 zone. Smaller parks, trails, and open experience in working with have 4,700 residential units at Kennecott year period, according to The village designated space will be included in the UDOT to accelerate the build- buildout. Daybreak is planned continued from page A1 Stephenson. area would have a range of plans for the other land uses. ing of off ramps and advanc- to have 20,000 units at build Documents submitted by higher-density housing types, Stephenson opened his pre- ing the environmental impact out. Kennecott, along with its including townhomes, apart- sentation by answering what study for the Mountain View “That’s half the density Lake Point area around Adobe rezone request application, ments and condominiums, he said were the top two con- Corridor project. They also and one-fourth the size of Rock, across state Route 36 show plans for 20 acres of again with 30% of the acreage cerns he hears about — water worked with the Utah Transit Daybreak,” Stephenson said. to Interstate 80 and south to Adobe Rock Ranch to be assumed to be dedicated to and transportation. Authority to bring Trax to Overall, Adobe Rock Ranch Stansbury Park. The rezone developed as highway com- trails, open space, local parks “Kennecott owns a tre- Daybreak, Stephenson said. would house 2.5% of the changed the 1,444 acres from mercial with a wide range of with an average density of five mendous amount of water in Stephenson said Kennecott population growth of the a mix of agricultural, rural commercial, light industrial units per acre. Tooele and in Salt Lake,” he worked with UDOT on the state as projected by the Kem residential, manufacturing and flex-type uses with no Another 441 acres would be said. “We will use water that Midvalley Highway project, Gardner Institute, according and multiple uses to a planned residences. developed as “neighborhood,” Kennecott already owns. We selling property to UDOT for to Stephenson. community. There would be 359 acres as defined in Tooele County’s will change where it is used.” the exit from I-80. Stephenson said work on The rezone was approved designated as “town cen- land use ordinance. Stephenson implied that if Kennecott will also cooper- Adobe Rock Ranch is on hold in October 2018. The County ter,” as described in Tooele In the neighborhood area, Kennecott didn’t own enough ate with Tooele County and until the 2020 election; how- Commission approved the County’s land use ordinance. single-family residences would water in Tooele, the company UDOT on plans for the exten- ever, Kennecott is looking at master development agree- Adobe Rock Ranch’s town cen- take on a variety of forms, would pipe water the compa- sion of state Route 201 into recent legislation passed by ment for Adobe Rock Ranch in ter area would have a mix of styles and densities, all laid ny already owns rights to into Tooele County, he said. the state Legislature to see if it December 2018. residential, office, commercial out in coordinated neighbor- Tooele Valley from Salt Lake Adobe Rock Ranch will be a might offer some opportunity However, Tooele County and similar uses. Uses in the hoods. The net density would County. planned development which, for Kennecott to move forward residents opposed to the town center may be mixed average two units per acre laid “There may not be a short- like Daybreak, will be a well with planning for Adobe Rock Adobe Rock Ranch devel- vertically or horizontally, with out in clustered development. age of water, but there might planned community with Ranch prior to the 2020 elec- opment were successful in 30% of the acreage to be dedi- In the neighborhood, 30% of be a shortage of cheap water,” trails and parks, according to tion, he said. gathering enough signatures cated to trails, open space, the acreage would be dedi- Stephenson said. Stephenson. Petitioners turned in 3,572 to place the rezone on the local parks, etc. Housing in the cated to trails, open space, When it comes to traffic, But there are some dif- signatures to place the Adobe November 2020 ballot. town center would average local parks, according to Stephenson said Kennecott is ferences between the two Rock Ranch rezone on the Adobe Rock Ranch would seven units per acre, accord- Kennecott’s approved plans. already working with the Utah planned communities, he said. 2020 election ballot. The add 4,710 residential units ing to Kennecott’s application. Adobe Rock Ranch would Department of Transportation Adobe Rock Ranch is at Tooele County Clerk stopped to northeastern Tooele Valley A total of 263 acres would have 361 acres of primary on a regional traffic plan for an average density of 3.3 verifying signatures after with an average density of 3.3 be developed as “village,” park space including natural Tooele County. residences per acre while reaching 2,765 because only units per acre. The develop- another broad designation lands, major trail corridors, B:12” While completing other Daybreak averages close to six 2,749 signatures were needed. ment would include a variety of land use included in the and two major parks — at the T:12”developments in Salt Lake units per acre. [email protected] of commercial, retail, and county’s planned development factory ruins and Adobe Rock. County, Kennecott has had Adobe Rock Ranch will S:12”

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ooele High School had 12 seniors compete in the Wasatch Front Region of the Deseret News/KSL Sterling Scholar Program last month. T The purpose of the Sterling Scholar Awards is to publicly recognize and encourage the pursuit of excellence in scholarship, community service, leadership and citizenship of public high school seniors in the state of Utah. The Deseret News and KSL Broadcast Group developed the program in the 1960s to focus attention on outstanding seniors in order to recognize them publicly as well as award cash scholarships and tuition waivers from participating institutions. A Sterling Scholar demonstrates excellence in academics, leadership, Preston Bowden Turin Briggs service, interview skills, and one of 15 specific categories, which include agriculture science, business and marketing, computer technology, dance, English and literature, family and consumer sciences, general scholarship, instrumental music, mathematics, science, speech and drama, skilled and technical education, visual arts, vocal performance, and world languages. The 12 THS candidates were selected by the school. They prepared a port- folio that highlighted their experiences. After the portfolios were submitted, 45 of 83 students in each category were invited to interview in the semi- finals, from which 12 were invited to the finals round. From these 12 students in each category, a winner and two runners-up are selected and awarded the title of Sterling Scholar. They receive a scholarship from the Deseret News and offers of scholarships from colleges and universi- ties in the region. The Sterling Scholar Awards program seeks to commend and encourage excellence among all students. All nominees are judged equally on the basis of scholastic achievement, community service, leadership and citizenship without regard to religion, sex, political preference or national origin. Below are the 12 THS Sterling Scholar contestants and a brief bio about their academic interests and passions. The bios were provided by THS.

Matthew Neff - World Languages: French, Wasatch Front Region Runner-Up Neff progressed through the competition up to the finalist round in which he was selected as runner-up “I agree with the old French proverb that serves as the motto for the French National Honor Society, which states: ‘Celui qui

Jefferson Dillon Lillian Gebs SEE SCHOLARS PAGE B8 ®

Conway Hogan Simon Ignat Hannah Jenkins Bryceson Kenison

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5. GEOGRAPHY: What is the world’s longest “motorable road”? 6. FOOD & DRINK: What is by Fifi Rodriguez freekeh? 7. ACRONYMS: What does 1. MOVIES: What kind of “AOL” stand for? creature is Pumbaa in “The 8. TELEVISION: Who hosted Lion King”? the 1980s PBS series 2. ANATOMY: What is the “Cosmos”? smallest organ in the 9. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: human body? Who was the star of the 3. LITERATURE: What was video-game series “Tomb the name of the tiger in Raider”? “The Jungle Book” by 10. MUSIC: What is the only Moments Rudyard Kipling? major musical scale that 4. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: has no sharps or flats? Which author once wrote, in Time “Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May”? The History Channel ➤ On April 23, 1014, Brian Boru, the high king of Ireland, is assas- Mega Maze sinated by retreating Norsemen shortly after his Irish forces defeated them. A small group of fleeing Norsemen stumbled on Brian’s tent, overcame his body- guards and murdered the elderly king. ➤ On April 25, 1719, Daniel Defoe’s “The Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe,” a fictional work about a shipwrecked sailor who spends 28 years ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW on a deserted island, is published. It’s based on the experiences of Alexander Selkirk, a Scottish sailor who spent four years on a small island off South onald Duck is a of the china was “liberated” America. Disney character by dinner guests, but much ➤ On April 26, 1865, Dand there are strict was sold at the railroad’s gift John Wilkes Booth laws about copying his like- shop. Most popular was the is killed when Union ness, so this wooden toy Centenary china first used in soldiers track him to a from the 1930s must be a 1927 by the B & O Railroad Virginia farm 12 days knockoff. The duck could be for their 100th anniversary. after he assassinated a relative, but it certainly is It was so popular that they not one sanctioned by The continued to use it for over President Abraham Walt Disney Company. The 50 years, and later, even Lincoln. Killing Lincoln wooden pull toy has a place made copies that were was part of a conspiracy to attach a string. Pull it, sold at the gift shop. The to simultaneously kill and Donald’s legs “walk,” original, and most expensive the vice president and the wheels turn and the tiny for today’s collectors, are secretary of state, nei- chick bobs back and forth. Centenary pieces with the ther of which happened. Toy collectors like early rectangular “Scammell’s ➤ On April 22, 1915, examples of comic char- Lamberton China Patent German forces shock Adopting a shelter dog acters that are rare and by Applied For” mark on the Allied soldiers along unknown makers. This is the back. It was used from 1927 the Western Front by Rescue shelters have gone virus — a highly contagious only one the Ohio auctioneer until 1930-31, when the firing more than 150 through some dramatic disease that closely resembles had ever seen. It is thought mark was changed to read changes in the past decade, rabies. it was made in China in the “Design Patented.” tons of lethal chlorine. and perhaps the most notable Here are some important 1930s. The toy, perhaps an • • • The Germans were per- change is that dogs eligible questions you should ask: Easter gift, sold on the 57th Q: My six flat silver but- haps as shocked as the for adoption are often shipped • Where did the dog come bid for $4,200, well over the ter knives are stamped “Pat. Allies by the devastating from a shelter in one region of from? Was it surrendered estimate. Apld. For Puritan Silver Co.” effects of the poison the country to another region. locally, sent from another state • • • Are they sterling silver? Are gas. Dogs from overseas also are or unknown? Q: I have some blue-and- they worth anything? ➤ On April 27, 1956, being acquired by some shel- • Ask for copies of health white dishes my grandmoth- A: Puritan Silver Co. is a world heavyweight ters as demand for rescue dogs records. Has the dog been er said she took from the din- trade name used by Oneida champion Rocky DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I — particularly the “adorable” given vaccinations yet? ing car on a B & O Railroad Silversmiths on silver-plated Marciano retires from read that stray dogs from for- one or popular breeds — out- • If the dog comes from trip years ago. I know stolen flatware. Silver-plated flat- boxing at age 31. He eign countries are being put up strips supply. another state or country, was it paintings, ancient relics ware doesn’t sell well. Young ended his career as for adoption here and bringing There is little federal regu- quarantined after arriving (at and other stolen items are people don’t want to bother new diseases with them. My lation — the USDA doesn’t least 48 hours in some states)? confiscated and, if possible, to keep it polished, and it the only heavyweight family wants to adopt a dog, track how many dogs are Take the dog you adopt to returned to the original own- doesn’t have the meltdown champ with a perfect but now we’re uncertain about imported from other countries, a veterinarian as soon as pos- ers. Can I put my dishes in an value that sterling silver has. record, 49-0. Marciano doing so. How can we make for example — and states are sible for a health check and to auction? Silver-plated butter knives had started boxing in sure we’re getting a healthy only just beginning to tighten get any needed vaccines. A: Railroad dining cars sell for about $1 each. the Army to get out of dog? — Julie in Alexandria, rules to ensure the health of and airplanes used to have • • • kitchen duty. Louisiana dogs shipped across state lines. Send your questions, tips or special dishes made with For more collecting news, ➤ On April 28, 1969, fol- DEAR JULIE: You should There are reports of newly comments to ask@pawscorner. their names and significant tips and resources, visit lowing the defeat of his certainly do some research adopted dogs developing com. views or logos. And there www.Kovels.com proposals for constitu- before taking that super-cute severe illnesses, including a have been “Railroad China” tional reform, Charles puppy home from a shelter. new strain of canine distemper © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. collectors for years. Some © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. de Gaulle resigns as president of France. He had first resigned Matenopoulos was thrust Umbrella Academy” on A: Marcia Cross received ing People magazine: “I want in 1946, but was called into the spotlight, as this was Netflix? I finally caught up on some good news about her to help put a dent in the stigma back in 1958 when the her first on-air job. She did it and finished the series, and health. After undergoing around anal cancer. I’ve read a Algerian War sent near- attend New York University’s now I want more! — S.T. chemotherapy and radiation lot of cancer-survivor stories, ly a million Algerians journalism school, so she A: Yes, Netflix has given for anal cancer, she has been and many people, women into France. wasn’t completely green. the greenlight to start film- declared cancer-free. She start- especially, were too embar- ➤ On April 24, 1996, the However, finding herself on ing a second season of 10 ed giving interviews lately, tell- rassed to say what kind of can- Pittsburgh Penguins live television, sitting across episodes. “The Umbrella cer they had. There is a lot beat the Washington from the legendary Walters, Academy” stars Ellen of shame about it. I want Capitals, 3-2, in 139 would test her mettle more Page (“Inception”) and is that to stop.” Cross credits minutes of game play, Q: Whatever happened to than the most demanding pro- based on the comic book her gynecologist for doing making it the fifth- Debbie Matenopoulos since fessor ever would. series by singer Gerard a rectal exam that saved she was on “The View” all Matenopoulos has actually Way. It’s about a group her life. You can read more longest match in NHL those years ago? Did she stay worked steadily in front of the of children who were about the disease on the history. Playoff games in the news and entertainment camera since she was ousted born with special powers website analcancerfounda- aren’t allowed to end in industry? — R.B. from “The View” in 1999. She’s and adopted by a billion- tion.org. a tie. A: The juicy new tell-all been a correspondent and aire. They reunite years As for her acting career, © 2019 King Features Synd. book “Ladies Who Punch: The host for “E! Live From the Red later to solve the mystery she’s right back at work on Explosive Inside Story of ‘The Carpet” and “Fashion Police,” surrounding the death a new project, filming the View’” has brought a lot of and co-cost of Hallmark’s talk of their father. The show pilot episode of “Jane the attention past and present co- show “Home & Family” with will begin filming again Novela,” a spinoff of “Jane Subscribe Today hosts of the hit talk show. It’s Cameron Mathis (ex-Ryan, “All this summer in Toronto. the Virgin,” for the CW 435-882-0050 hard to believe the all-female My Children”). She’s even been • • • network. talk show debuted way back invited back to “The View” sev- Q: I read about actress in 1997. It seems like just yes- eral times. In her private life, Marcia Cross having can- Send me your questions terday when the original panel she’s married to photographer cer. Is she OK now? Will at NewCelebrityExtra@ of Barbara Walters, Meredith Jon Falcone, and they have one she be doing anymore gmail.com! Viera, Joy Behar, Star Jones child. television soon? I loved Something and a 22-year-old Debbie • • • her on both “Melrose © 2019 King Features Synd. Matenopoulos sat down at Q: Is there going to be Place” and “Desperate Debbie Matenopoulos On Your their shared table. another season of “The Housewives.” — Y.M. Mind? ANSWERS Write a Letter Trivia Test Answers to the Editor! 1. Warthog North and South 2. The pineal gland American conti- near the center of nents Tooele Transcript Bulletin the brain 6. Roasted green wheat P.O. Box 390 3. Shere Khan 7. America Online Tooele, UT 84074 4. William Shakespeare 8. Carl Sagan 5. Pan-American 9. Lara Croft [email protected] Highway, stretch- 10. C major ing across the © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. TUESDAY April 9, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3

MONDAY’S WARM COCOA ‘There is help all around us if we simply open our eyes to notice’

needed a little help with in Winnemucca, Nevada, local Kim’s response to her pre- side the box. I rented a U-Haul pulled right in front of me! A one of my clients due to paramedics saved Bob’s life, dicament reminded me of Jim truck to get me to Bob’s car. It U-Haul truck turned into my saturation of my calendar. when traveling, and stabilized Rohn’s little allegory about worked out perfectly! I drove lane and it was like a light I Lynn Butterfi eld It was one of those days and I GUEST COLUMNIST him. Then, he was flown on workers in a field (centuries Bob’s car to Reno. All is good. switched in my head saying, just didn’t think I had any time a medical helicopter to Reno, ago). He said: “The guy has his He is slowly getting better and ‘This is your answer!’ You left to meet with one more per- where specialists could franti- head down, working the soil, it’s going to be a very, very know, there is help all around son. So, I immediately began to cally work to claim their five removing the weeds and has a long recovery.” us if we will simply open our think of ways I could meet all by doing a little juggling. Then, percent chance of saving Bob’s full day of labor ahead of him. A U-Haul truck! Come eyes to notice,” Kim said. of my obligations for the day. I put my metaphoric racing life. All of this was happen- But on occasion, it is wise if on now! “Who would have And, because of amazing Kim was my first option. shoes on and went about my ing while Kim was far away in he pauses and looks up to give thought about that?” I snick- health care specialists Kim’s I sent Kim a text: “Can you business. And, just before 6:30 South Jordan, Utah, wonder- thanks and asks for help, then ered. “How in the world did next message to me (and to help me with a client this eve- that evening, I heard a chime ing how she would be able to he looks around and checks to she ever figure that out?” I’m you) was, “There is a beautiful ning at 6:30?” from my phone. I looked for a get to Bob in Reno, move his make sure there are no preda- sure you’re wondering about sunrise here and Bob gets to I waited. I waited longer. message. car from Winnemucca and get tors, and then, he quickly gets that yourself at this point, so see it. What a new perspective There was no reply. It was Kim. “Sorry, Bob has him back home to Utah. I had back to work.” I’ll tell you what Kim told me a on a day!” “Odd!” I thought to myself. a torn aorta and is in really, no surprise when Kim sent me The next message I received few days later. “Kim always replies to me really bad shape.” a message saying, “It is very from Kim, three days later said, “I was driving my car, wor- Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda quickly.” Bob is Kim’s spouse! On this overwhelming!” But, she didn’t “I am in Reno now. I got here rying, thinking and keeping and is a managing broker for a I made other arrangements fateful, life-changing morning, give up! late last night by thinking out- my head up. Then, the answer real estate company.

THE RIGHT THING We get by with a little help am not a mechanic. While I “You know you can take that can replace a faucet, install off with a couple of screws,” he an electrical outlet, or said. “There’s a discount auto I Jeffrey L. Seglin rebuild a sunporch (with the parts place up the street and GUEST COLUMNIST help of a much more talented you can easily replace it for son-in-law), I am simply no short money.” good when it comes to auto- We found the discount place mobiles. Sure, I can change place, but enough had already buried deep in a nearby office a rear lightbulb, but mostly I been ground away by the pave- park, walked in, and immedi- have little idea which pieces ment that it didn’t hold. ately realized how out of our are decorative and which So I did what any ama- element we were. Grizzled essential to making a car move. teur might do. I pulled into men in baseball caps were buy- I mention this not because a Home Deport parking lot, ing full bumpers. Others called I’m planning to make a global went in and purchased the out names of pieces we’d never shift from writing about eth- most extreme strength duct heard of. When we got to the ics to reporting on auto repair, tape I could find, and returned counter, we tried to tell a ser- but because it took a recent to the parking lot to tape the vice representative what we confrontation with the front dangling front bumper spoiler needed and he tried to look it end of my wife Nancy’s car to back into place. up on his computer. Then he be reminded of the kindness It was then that a guy asked one of the other service of strangers -- and also the heading to his truck parked reps to go out to our car with resistance we sometimes have next to us asked if we needed us to see if the part he called when help is offered. any help. I first told him no up on his computer was the that when you are lost and Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of that you need answered? Send While driving the car this since I didn’t want to bother right one. people offer you a hand, the “The Simple Art of Business them to rightthing@comcast. past weekend, we noticed a him and I had no idea if he It wasn’t, but then he found right thing is not to wave them Etiquette: How to Rise to the net. Follow him on Twitter @ thumping noise coming from knew any more than I did. the right one and another ser- off. Instead, it is wise to take Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior jseglin. under it. We pulled over and I But Nancy gave me the kind vice rep came outside and told a moment to recognize that lecturer in public policy and © 2019 Jeffrey L. Seglin. got out to examine the under- of look, which I knew meant me how to remove the screws there are others who might director of the communications Distributed by Tribune Content belly of the beast. A piece of that this guy couldn’t possibly and replace the front bum- genuinely want to help without program at Harvard’s Kennedy Agency, LLC. plastic -- which I later learned know any less than we did so I per spoiler. (Yes, that’s how I expecting anything in return School. He is also the adminis- was called a “front bumper said, “We’re just going to duct learned what it was called.) other than knowing they could trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, spoiler” -- had come loose. tape this up until we get it There’s no ethical dilemma make a fellow drivers life a a blog focused on ethical issues. I tried snapping it back into replaced.” here. But there is a lesson little easier. Do you have ethical questions WEDDING MISSIONARY STAR MEDALISTS Boman/Silva Braden and Bailie Jessica Mae Boman and Sandberg Christopher Robert Silva are excited to announce their mar- Elder Braden Sandberg and riage in the Bountiful, Utah Sister Bailie both returned Temple on Tuesday, Apr. 9, home after honorably serving 2019. A reception will be held as missionaries for The Church in their honor that evening of Jesus Christ of Latter- from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Coulter day Saints. Sister Sandberg House Event Center, 175 served in the Arizona Phoenix E. UT-138, Stansbury Park. Mission. Elder Sandberg Family and friends are wel- served in the Pennsylvania come to come and celebrate! Philadelphia Mission. They will be speaking this Sunday, April 14 as 10:30 a.m. in the COURTESY OF GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Grantsville 14th Ward, 550 E. Grantsville High School’s Family, Career and Community Durfee Street. Elder and Sister Leaders of America competed in the State STAR Events Sandberg are the children of Competition in March. Camree Iverson (left) and Melanie Wade and Paula Sandberg. Henwood (right) competed in the Environmental Ambassadors category and brought home gold medals. Both will compete at the National FCCLA STAR Events in Anaheim, California, in June.

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Technician program have immediate at [email protected]. Contributions 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third Tooele Grantsville openings. Train to work in the computer Eagles will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those software industry or own your own busi- released pictorial history book. There is who wish to attend the leadership meet- Gidgets and Gadgets Galore Grantsville Irrigation Company ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit Sunday Breakfasts no such thing as too many photographs ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the The Tooele Senior Center will host another We anticipate the system being ready to tooeletech.edu for more information. Breakfasts will be served every Sunday as the author needs a minimum of 160 appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele free lunch and seminar for caregivers on use around April 22. Please make sure morning this month from 9 to 11 a.m. photographs, and any help is greatly County veterans are invited to attend. Friday, Apr. 12 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. your valves are closed now to avoid possi- Adult Education Order from the menu or have the special appreciated. Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will Michael Wollenzien with the Utah Center ble flooding. Residents have been allocat- Get your high school diploma this year at for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and hold its monthly executive and general for Assistive Technology will explain how ed 250,000 gallons per residential share. the Tooele Community Learning Center. children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad Tooele Valley Free Masons meetings on the third Thursday of every certain devices can ease some of your Meters will be read June 1. Anything All classes required for a high school Beer is available. Public invited. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the month at the Pioneer Museum (rear daily tasks as a caregiver, enabling your used before June 1 will not be counted diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- second Friday of each month for din- Aerie Meeting and Nominations entrance). The executive meeting will loved one to be more independent. Please towards the allotment. Agriculture users aration and English as a second language ner and socializing. If you are interested be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting RSVP to Aging Services at 435-277-2440. have been issued two use-or-lose turns to are available. Register now to graduate An Aerie Meeting will be held on or have questions, please join us at the Thursday, Apr. 11 at 8 p.m. Nominations will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for For more information, call or go to tooele- expire June 1. Contact the office at 435- — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement volunteer drivers — no DAV membership health.org. The Tooele Senior Center is 884-3451 or [email protected] with any Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- of officers will take place on Thursday, Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Apr. 25. is required. Will need a VA physical. No located at 59 E. Vine St., Tooele. questions. cation classes are for students 18 and over. 435-277-0087. monthly meetings are held in December. Compass USA Foreign Exchange Share the past ESOL Easter Family Night Tooele Valley Family History Call commander James Yale at 435-849- Program Share the past, submit a history, obitu- ESOL conversational classes are held Our Easter Family Night will be held on 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee Saturday, Apr. 13 at 6 p.m. Special games Center Thomas at 435-830-8487. We have 15 to 20 teens coming from ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Research your ancestors free with trained for the kids will be provided, along with a China to Tooele County from July 9 to The Family History Center in Grantsville Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele dinner of baked ham, potato salad, dev- Health Department and Aging 23 to learn about American Home Life! is assembling a record of Grantsville dents may also come anytime the center is Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Services hours residents. Your submission may be made open for individualized study. Registration iled eggs, veggies, and special cupcakes. We are looking for great families to host East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours The Tooele County Health Department by emailing to [email protected] or by is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele them while they are here. Contact Heather Planning Meetings of operation: Tuesday through Friday, and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Miller for more information at 801-660- Come and plan for the coming month at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah tion. 7616 or compassusa.heathermiller@gmail. our planning meeting on Tuesday, Apr. evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. 84074. Come in and receive help from our com. 16 at 6 p.m. by appointment only. Special classes Check out our calendar on our main page trained consultants. For more information, Early Head Start offered regularly. Call the center for more for holiday hours and closures. For more Tooele Elks Annual Yard Sale call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. Do you have a child under age 3? Are you Auxiliary Past Presidents Dinner information. information call 435-277-2301. The Annual Tooele Elks yard sale will be currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head A dinner for the Auxiliary Past Presidents Senior Center held on Friday and Saturday, Apr. 12 and Start is a free program for eligible families will be held on Wednesday, Apr. 17 at 7 Tooele Family Al-Anon Parkinson’s disease Support The senior center is for the enjoyment of that offers quality early education for 13 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 61 N. Main St., p.m. at Jim’s Family Restaurant, 281 N. Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays Group Tooele. all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- infants and toddlers in the home; parent at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s Main St., Tooele. A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include education; comprehensive health services basement at the back of the building. For overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Easter “Messiah” Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- to women before, during and after preg- Grand Madam President questions or more information, please Tooele has a support group for persons The Tooele Regional Chorus and ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, nancy; nutrition education and family Grand Madam President will be in Salt call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- Orchestra presents their Easter perfor- etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Lake at #67 on Thursday, Apr. 18 at 6 p.m. 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. mance of George Frederick Handel’s homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free ers. You can learn how others are coping “Messiah,” directed by Pamela Dale. The age 60 and above, suggested donation additional information. Easter Sunday Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U with PD and how to live well. We meet the performance will be held on Sunday, Apr. is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. No Sunday breakfast will be served on This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Tooele Stake Center, Transportation is available to the store or Free developmental evaluation Easter Sunday, Apr. 21. Enjoy a Happy Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele 210 E. 200 South, Tooele. Admission is free doctor visits for residents in the Tooele DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Easter with your family! Main St., Tooele. For more information, Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at and open to the public as a gift for the and Grantsville areas. For transportation a variety of services to families with contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann 435-840-3683. community. information, call 435-843-4102. infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Benefit Dinner for Police Officers at 435-849-4180. Individualized services are available to We will hold a benefit dinner for Police Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Tooele Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run Daughters of Utah Pioneers enhance development in communication, Officers on Friday, Apr. 26 at 5:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous to Recovery” The Tooele Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run will The DUP is seeking any family histories, motor development, cognition, social/ Dinner will include Salisbury steak, Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 be held on Thursday, July 4, 2019. The race photographs, books, stories or vintage emotional development, self-help skills mashed potato, gravy, rolls, and dessert. p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele begins at 8:30 a.m. in Settlement Canyon. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the and health concerns. Contact us for a free Utah Ave. For more information, contact (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all Please register online at www.tooeleki- DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 developmental evaluation at 435-833- Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- those affected by someone else’s addic- wanis.com or bring cash that morning at 7 W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. 0725. Elks 694-2624. tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help a.m. Cost is $15 for 12 years and under, $20 Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the by sharing our experience, strength and for ages 13 to 18, and $25 for ages 19 and Meetings Alcoholics Anonymous hope. For more information, please con- Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Lodge meetings are held the second and up. All funds stay with the Tooele Kiwanis Charity Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also tact Terri at 435-313-4851. tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or fourth Tuesday of every month. House to fund their yearly youth projects. For held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit committee meetings are held every third more information, go online or contact Tooele Children’s Justice Center p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Military Items Wanted www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Tuesday of the month. All members are Mike Fields at 435-840-4604. www.exploretooele.com. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Dr., Tooele. When you no longer want your military need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and welcome and encouraged to attend. items, do not take them to Deseret Young People in Recovery Utah Hunter Education Courses snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Snacks Industries or a thrift store. Bring them The fourth set of Utah Hunter Education inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Schools Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Courses will be held August 6, 8, 13, 14 S.100 East, Tooele. all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, social quarters, during business hours: and 15 for Range 17. Classes are held Bonneville Academy Paint p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Tooele County United Methodist Dinner also on the first and third Friday of the to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Parties ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 Health Building, 151 N. Main St., Tooele. Tooele United Methodist Church offers a month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park displayed with honor and respect. Call Bonneville Academy hosts their fundrais- ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Range times will be announced. State law ing “Paint Parties” every first Wednesday free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. requires students to attend all sessions of the month during the school year. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- of class. Before attending a class, all stu- Funds go directly to the school. All ages served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Children’s Choir Auditions Historical Society 435-255-9905. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- dents must purchase a Hunter Education are welcome to attend, with no prior art First Baptist Food Pantry Voucher for $10 from a license agent or tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 experience required. For more informa- The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Historical books Family support group vender, bring the voucher to the class, years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, tion or to register for a class, call Emily ing an emergency food pantry to meet Tooele County Historical Society’s books Get your loved one sober. The USARA and give it to the instructor. The voucher owner and director of Blake Music Studios, at 435-315-2080 or Jane at 435-228-8217. the needs of our community. Hours are are available to purchase at meetings. The Craft family support group is held includes all costs for the class and includes directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Bonneville Academy is located at 800 Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading a small game license that is validated vocal performance and has taught at the Montauk Lane, Stansbury Park. Classes are Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in room at the Tooele City Library. Group upon completion of the class. For more collegiate level. If your child loves to sing held in the Foods Room. Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note books and materials provided. Craft is a information call Gene at 435-882-4767 or and you are looking for an exceptional cards depicting four different pioneer free program for family members who Bryan at 435-882-6795. THS Class of ’64 Reunion Baby blankets needed buildings for $4. These make great gifts musical experience for them, this is it. For have a loved one with a substance use more information and to register for an The Tooele High School Class of ’64 Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- for family and friends. Please call Alice disorder. For more information, call Heidi audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Senior Center Reunion will be held on Friday, Aug. 16 ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to The senior center is for the enjoyment of Warr at 435-255-9905. com or call 435-277-0755. and Saturday, Aug. 17. For more informa- Blankets should be new and in good purchase these books. all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting tion contact Gayle: 435-882-4766, Lynda: condition. Homemade blankets are also Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Rocky Mountain Hospice 435-882-4400, or Lynette: 435-882-0077. accepted if new. Donations can be turned Seeking Historical Items Join us the 2nd Monday of each month exercise program, line dancing, wood- Want to have more meaning in your life. in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West The Tooele County Historical Society from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- Bonneville Academy Do you want to do something that is Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in would like members of the community Center in Tooele. The Tooele County ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels satisfying and of great service to your Applications Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with who have any family or personal histories, Health Department’s Aging Services pro- available for homebound. Lunch served community? Then become a Rocky Bonneville Academy is currently accept- any questions. photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- ing applications for the 2019-2020 school VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Association Caregiver Support Groups. gested donation is $3. For those under year. Tours of the school are offered by Community Closet would like to donate to our organization ence required. All training, background The groups are designed to provide emo- check and TB tests provided by Rocky age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available appointment or on a walk-in basis every Clean out your closets. The Community to please call us. We are also looking for tional, educational and social support for Mountain. The only requirement is your to the store or doctor visits for residents in Wednesday at 1 p.m. Contact the school Closet is accepting donations for gently books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. desire to help someone in need. Please the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- for details at 435-315-2080. Bonneville used clothing. Donations are accepted chures or any history that pertains to the contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain portation information call 435-843-4102. Academy is located at 800 W Montauk at your neighborhood school. Contact Tooele County area. If you would like to Food Addicts in Recovery Hospice at 801-397-4904. For more information about the Tooele Lane, Stansbury Park. Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any donate them to our organization, or if you Anonymous Center, call 435-843-4110. questions. would let us make a copy for the Tooele Story and Craft Hour Are you having trouble controlling the The Next Chapter County Historical Society, please call 435- way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery The Next Chapter is a free social support Emergency Preparedness for Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the 882-1612. Caregivers Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- and educational program to help widows Moose ery program for anyone suffering from and widowers adjust to the loss of their What would you do? What if the power the adventures of books and make fun food addiction. Meetings are held every spouse through monthly activities. You was out for days or what if there was a crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Meals at the Lodge Groups and Events Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, are invited to join others who are on the wildfire and you had 15 minutes to evacu- 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Friday and Saturday night dinners will be 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the same page as you, to begin a new chapter ate? Recent emergency situations across Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners Ladies Community Club of north back entrance. For more informa- in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele our country put caregivers and the ones Tooele. Please enter through the south change weekly or you can order from the Tooele tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for they love in challenging circumstances. side doors. menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. To view upcoming events, learn more Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. more details. Join Scott McKenzie, deputy director of No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch about our organization, or to become a foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to the Tooele County Health Department Free Preschool Hour specials are available at the lodge from 11 member, please visit gfwctooele.org. Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele attend. Sons of Utah Pioneers and Aging Services for an important pre- a.m. For members and their guests only. Anyone interested in the history of Tooele sentation on emergency preparedness Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour TOPS Weight Loss Support of learning, singing and creating. The class Breakfast Tooele County Aging City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we for caregivers. It will be held on Friday, Group Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- need you. Please come and join us for a april 19 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the is for all children up to 5 years old. Please Breakfast will be served every Sunday The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend teers to help us meet the needs of seniors potluck social dinner at the LDS church, Tooele Senior Center. Please RSVP to Weight Loss Support Group meets every in the community. Many seniors require 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- aging Services at 435-277-2440 to register mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church are located at West Elementary School, women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy assistance and need rides to doctors or mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- for the free lunch and seminar. Questions? located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. other health professionals. Rides help 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons Call or go to tooelehealth.org 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter a great breakfast. Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by through the south side doors. seniors live more independent lives. Call of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday WOTM Navajo Taco Fundraiser a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- 435-843-4114 for more information. The of each month at 6:30 p.m. Mobile Vet Center dren are invited to attend. Come and let Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers To better serve veterans located in Tooele St. Marguerite Catholic School The WOTM High Degree will host a Navajo us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For also are in need of volunteers. For more TC Squares Dance Club County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will Students of all faiths are welcome from Taco fundraiser on Thursday, Apr. 11 start- more information visit TOPS.org or con- information about volunteering at the The TC Squares Dance Club has begun visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 preschool through 8th grade at Tooele ing at 5 p.m. Please come and support this tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the County’s only faith-based school. great effort! 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Museum volunteers needed Entertainment Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- There will be a Jam Session held on bring finger food to share. For more infor- tial counseling for theater veterans of all Saturday, Apr. 13 starting at 2 p.m. seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Life’s Worth Living Foundation mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, conflicts. For further information contact riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or or science? Volunteers at the museum can visit www.stmargschool.org. Suicide support group meetings are Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 Kids Easter Party gain new skills or practice old ones. We held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at website at tcsquares.com. national call center 1-877-WARVETS or Saturday, Apr. 13 will be our Kids Easter are looking for people to help with orga- Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. visit vetcenter.va.gov Education Party, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring your nization, exhibit development, gardening Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by Tooele County Homemakers kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids to and educational program development. From February to May, the Homemakers Donate to library the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Online courses see the Easter Bunny, hunt for Easter eggs, Volunteer positions are seasonal and year thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- will meet on the first Tuesday of every Please remember the “Friends of the Online courses in Network+ and Security+ play games, make crafts, and win lots of round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers cide, please plan on attending. Please go month. All meetings will be held from 10 Tooele City Library” while doing home IT are designed for the IT professional prizes. For members and their guests only. must be at least 16 years old. To apply or on Facebook and like our page to keep a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the USU Extension cleaning and donate your used books to who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and request more information, send email to: current with our latest news and events. Building auditorium, 151 N. Main St., the bookstore in the library. Money from knowledge of networking and security. WOTM April Meeting Change [email protected] Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Tooele. For more information call Thiel at book sales is used to support programs The second WOTM meeting for April will Courses prepare Security+ exams. Call livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. 435-238-8245 or Eileen at 435-882-5009. within the library. The library is located at be held on Wednesday, Apr. 24 at 6 p.m. Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call due to Easter Sunday falling on Sunday, The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele County Quilters for more information or to enroll. Disabled American Veterans 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Apr. 21. meets the first Thursday of the month Chapter 20 All meetings are held on the third Tuesday except for June, July, and August. org. Thank you for your support. Get enrolled The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County of each month in the Tooele County Enroll in training at Tooele Technical Veterans Appreciation Dinner Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per A Veterans Appreciation Dinner will be Chapter for the Disabled American Books for the Whole Family College. Sharpen your current skills or the downstairs conference room of the year to be paid at the first meeting. For Donated children’s books and paperbacks held on Thursday, Apr. 25 at 5:30 p.m. Veterans holds monthly general member- train for a new career. Most programs Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. more information, call 435-843-7649. are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, have open enrollment and you can enroll Come and learn about rocks, minerals, are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Men and Women Officers anytime of the year. Get a commercial and ways to craft them, and enjoy field on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 Installation driver’s license in as little as 4 weeks and trips for rock collecting. Membership is a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele The Installation of the 2019-2020 Men and get on-the-road to a lucrative career. $15 per year. For more information email Bulletin Board Policy City Library. All proceeds go back to the Women Officers will be held on Friday, Tooele Tech also offers CPR classes to its [email protected]. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript- library for projects and programs. Apr. 26, with the men at 5 p.m. and the Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to tbp@tooeletranscript. students and the public on the second women at 6 p.m. All members are invited Local author seeks photos com. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable orga- Bingo is back Monday of every month. Become CPR cer- to attend. A local author and historian is seeking St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started tified at Tooele Tech. For more informa- original photographs of Saltair, Black nizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses its bingo games again on Fridays starting tion, call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. Blood Drive Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. edu. The Lodge will host a Blood Drive on as well as any similar turn-of-the-century 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your Monday, Apr. 29 from 2 to 7 p.m. Please Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Train to work attractions and resorts for an upcoming announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please questions. come out and donate to help those in book project. Those who wish to con- call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- Tooele Technical College’s new Software need. Development program and Nail tribute information or photographs of ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. these parks should contact Emma Penrod

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GJHS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH TOOELE MAYOR AWARDS

COURTESY OF GRANTSVILLE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COURTESY OF TOOELE CITY Pictured are Grantsville Junior High School’s April Students of the Month. Front row, left to right: Kaitlyn Pictured are the sixth-grade recipients of the Tooele City Mayor’s Youth Recognition Award for April 2019. Nordgren, Aliyah Fuentes, Allison Hurst, David Crapo, Challis Anderson, Sophia Crosby, Hayden Hall, Aleki Front row, left to right: Aiyana Tso, Middle Canyon Elementary; Taylor Scott, Sterling Elementary; Sage Noyes, Tyler Tuckett, Landon Madsen, Wyatt Marshall, Jacelyn Dean, and Regan Ratcliffe. Back row: Mrs. Wimmer, Sterling Elementary; Alan Armas, St. Marguerite Catholic School; Kenneth Torres, Northlake Sagers, Ruthann Westover, Rylee Dalton, Clinton Bentley, David Cowdell, Hayden Scott, Aidan Poppe, Elementary; and Mason DeLaney, Sterling Elementary. Back row, left to right: Tooele City Police Chief Ron Bennett Reilley, Emily Ware and Mr. Mohler. Kirby, Mayor Debbie Winn, Councilwoman Melodi Gochis, Councilman Steve Pruden, Councilman Dave McCall, Councilman Scott Wardle, Councilman Brad Pratt and Stacy Smart, the city’s Communities That Care supervisor.

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BARRY BROWNSTEIN hour before the MVA opened profit. In his book Bureaucracy, at 8:30 a.m. Well before 8:30, Ludwig von Mises explains he first time I stood in many supermarkets and home why decision makers can never a long line at the Motor improvement stores are open to make good decisions when they TVehicle Administration accommodate early shoppers, operate without the market sig- (MVA) in suburban Baltimore but MVA managers set hours nals of profit and loss: was 1979. Since then, much without having to meet the has happened in my life: I demands of customers. It is true that under taught thousands of students, As my son stood in the early socialism there would be got married, raised a fam- morning cold, he chatted with neither discernible prof- ily, and moved away from others. Some shared stories its nor discernible losses. Baltimore. Recently, my son, of previous attempts to obtain Where there is no calcula- living in the Baltimore area, MVA services, having aban- tion, there is no means needed help with the subtle- doned their positions in line of getting an answer to ties of car buying, and I went after waiting for hours. One the question whether the assigned, definite task. He The MVA manager is under ing of which is more or less to assist. told of a three-hour wait. They projects planned or carried is a businessman himself, a no such constraints. Why try to mechanical. The routine of Compared to today, cars are lucky; in California, all-day out were those best fitted junior partner as it were of fire an incompetent civil ser- a bureaucratic technique manufactured in 1979 were waits are not uncommon. to satisfy the most urgent the entrepreneur, no mat- vice employee when you’d be will cripple his mind and unsafe and unreliable. My ‘79 needs; success and failure ter what the contractual subjecting yourself to endless tie his hands. He will enjoy Volkswagen Rabbit developed a Government Inefficiency remain unrecognized in and financial terms of his hearings? Why argue to open security. But this security head gasket problem in the first Support for socialism among the dark. The advocates of employment are. He must earlier and close later to accom- will be rather of the kind 15,000 miles, but warranties millennials and Generation Z socialism are badly mistaken to the best of his abilities modate customers when you’d that the convict enjoys in 1979 covered only one year is on the rise. When millenni- in considering the absence contribute to the success of be told: “That’s not the way it’s within the prison walls. He or 12,000 miles. There were no als stand in MVA lines, do they of discernible profit and loss the firm with which he is done here”? will never be free to make airbags. Today, car manufactur- wonder what their experience an excellent point. It is, on connected. “Consumers are merciless” decisions and to shape his ers compete on safety; collision will be when the government the contrary, the essential when they are not well served, own fate. He will forever be avoidance features, unimagined takes a more significant role in vice of any socialist manage- Consider a buyer for the but only “in an unhampered a man taken care of by other in 1979, shaped my son’s car their lives? ment. It is not an advantage supermarket who often listens market society,” writes Mises. people. He will never be a choice. Dreaming of a revolutionary to be ignorant of whether to the pitches of potential sup- At the MVA, those who wait real man relying on his own The car-buying experience republic, do the millennials or not what one is doing is a pliers. Suppliers don’t offer her suffer silently and follow the strength. He shudders at has completely changed, too. who support democratic social- suitable means of attaining bribes; they know to offer her directives of those who care the sight of the huge office In 1979, buyers had limited ists imagine they will be pro- the ends sought. A socialist features valued by her custom- little about their welfare. buildings in which he will information and often endured claimed heroes of the republic management would be like a ers. Does she set standards bury himself. unpleasant negotiations with and ushered to the head of the man forced to spend his life for customer experience and Bureaucracy Deadens the salesmen. Increased competi- breadline? Or, like their hero blindfolded. accept poor performance from Soul How you do anything is how tion due to the ascendance of Bernie Sanders, do they believe her assistants? Again, Mises During my teaching career, you do everything. In never Japanese automobiles and a that breadlines are a “good The personnel at the explains why the buyer’s deci- I taught MBA classes on-site at learning to care for customers dramatic increase in informa- thing”? Will they feel true Maryland MVA seemed indif- sions must respond to the needs a government agency. Many of at the MVA, employees never tion available to car buyers equality when, along with their ferent; moving the line along of customers: those career employees were learn to rely on their own best have made it simpler to get a neighbors, they share the heart- did not seem to be part of their impressive. They held high- qualities. Because their own great deal on a car without ache of not getting enough food decision-making calculus. If He will not waste money level positions; they were bril- abilities and sensibilities lie even setting foot in a show- to feed their starving children? supervisory personnel were in the purchase of products liant thinkers and dedicated dormant, they don’t know they room. In short, why are some crav- on duty, they didn’t pitch in; and services. He will not learners. Yet, among these rela- are suffering along with those ing the MVA experience in they remained hidden in their hire incompetent assistants tively young individuals was a they “serve.” MVA Déjà Vu more areas of their lives? Why back offices. In each of us is and workers; he will not running joke; they could recite In a free market, consum- After completing the new car do they not heed historical the capacity for empathy, as discharge able collaborators exactly how many years and ers shape their experience by purchase, we drove to the MVA evidence of failed socialists’ well as indifference and even in order to replace them months they had until retire- selecting products that serve to turn in my son’s old plates. regimes? Do they believe the cruelty. What makes one indi- by incompetent personal ment. And to a person, they did them well. In the Soviet Union The address had changed, but next time it will be different? vidual access the best qualities friends or relatives. His retire at the earliest possible and other socialist countries, the bleak Soviet-style interior Do they believe the lines will that humanity can offer while conduct is subject to the date. These individuals had far citizens shaped their experi- remained intact. Just as in disappear when the right peo- those qualities lay dormant in incorruptible judgment of more autonomy than the gov- ence by offering or accepting 1979, one line almost out the ple, with pure hearts like they another individual? an unbribable tribunal: the ernment workers Mises wrote bribes. door snaked toward a check-in imagine themselves to have, are At your local supermarket, account of profit and loss. about in 1944. Nonetheless, Next time it won’t be differ- counter. When you made it to in charge? if lines get too long, it is not In business there is only one core truths apparently remain: ent. If the democratic socialists the counter, you then sat in one It’s fine to imagine the right uncommon to hear the “all per- thing that matters: success. are successful in shifting more of the long rows of chairs until people working at the MVA, but sonnel to the front” announce- The unsuccessful depart- Government jobs offer of the economy into govern- it was your turn. even the right people cannot ment. There is a palpable sense ment manager is doomed no no opportunity for the dis- ment provision of services, long There were few signs. No create an efficient MVA. of urgency to serve customers. matter whether the failure play of personal talents and lines, shortages, and bribes attendants were there to Mises explains that in success- was caused by him or not, or gifts. Regimentation spells will become the new norm in answer questions. Like Soviet- Without the Profit Motive, ful organizations, managers whether it would have been the doom of initiative. The America. era bread lines, you got in line, Good Decisions Are understand consumer sover- possible for him to attain a young man has no illusions waited, and hoped for a favor- Impossible eignty: more satisfactory result. An about his future. He knows Barry Brownstein is profes- able outcome. Democratic socialists such unprofitable branch of busi- what is in store for him. He sor emeritus of economics and My son was anxious to as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez [The manager] is not ness-sooner or later-must be will get a job with one of leadership at the University of return to his job and insisted imagine a better world where simply a hired clerk whose discontinued, and its man- the innumerable bureaus, Baltimore. He is the author of we leave. His plan was to return decision-makers are not con- only duty is the conscien- ager loses his job. he will be but a cog in a The Inner-Work of Leadership. the next day to get in line an strained by having to earn a tious accomplishment of an huge machine the work- Originally published on FEE.org. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY April 9, 2019

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Wednesdays by 4:45 They can be emailed to regulations apply to Clean Harbors is a Military & Veteran friendly company. p.m. [email protected] but coming HAVE A good idea for this source. The Na- LINK TO APPLY: in is preferred. Call office if further FREE TOOTHBRUSHING a story? Call the tional Emission Stan- https://careers.cleanharbors.com/details/111980 questions 435-882-3233 WITH AD Transcript and let us dards for Hazardous know 882-0050. Air Pollutants 40 CFR 61 Subparts do not ap- ply to this source. DPG is a major source for NOx. The Title V permit will be adminis- tratively amended to incorporate the condi- tions of this enhanced Approval Order. The Potential to Emit, in tons per year, will change as follows: PM10 -0.09, PM2.5 (subset of PM10) -0.09, NOx -3.30, SO2 -7.77, CO -0.76, VOC -0.09, HAPs -0.00, and CO2e +5,345. The Potential to Emit, in tons per year, will be as follows: PM10 = 9.77, PM2.5 = 9.65, NOx = 161.60, SO2 = 0.23, CO = 34.94, VOC = 9.36, HAPs = 0.19, and CO2e = 27,738. The completed engi- neering evaluation and air quality impact analysis showed the proposed project meets the require- ments of federal air quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Director in- tends to issue an Ap- proval Order pending a 30-day public com- ment period. The pro- ject proposal, estimate of the effect on local air quality and draft Approval Order are available for public in- spection and comment at the Utah Division of Air Quality, 195 North 1950 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116. Writ- ten comments re- ceived by the Division at this same address on or before May 9, 2019 will be consid- ered in making the fi- nal decision on the ap- proval/disapproval of the proposed project. Email comments will also be accepted at [email protected]. If anyone so requests to the Director in writing within 15 days of publi- cation of this notice, a hearing will be held in accordance with R307-401-7, UAC. Under Section 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to chal- lenge a Permit Order may only raise an is- sue or argument dur- ing an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the pub- lic comment period and was supported with sufficient informa- tion or documentation to enable the Director to fully consider the substance and signifi- cance of the issue. Date of Notice: April 9, 2019 (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin April 9, 2019) NOTICE A Notice of Intent for the following project submitted in accor- d a n c e w i t h R307-401-1, Utah Ad- ministrative Code (UAC), has been re- ceived for considera- tion by the Director: Company Name: Dugway Proving Ground Location: Dugway Proving Ground - U.S. Army-Dugway Proving Ground - Department of the Army, 5450 Doolittle Avenue, Dug- way, UT, Tooele County Project Description: Dugway Proving Ground (DPG), a United States Army in- stallation, is responsi- ble for testing chemical and biological defense systems. DPG has re- quested to modify Ap- proval Order DAQE-AN107060051- 18, dated June 7, 2018, to add diesel-fired emergency generator engines and remove two (2) 1000 kWe diesel-fired emer- gency generator en- gines. The emergency generator engines be- ing added are rated 40 kWe and 30 kWe each and were manufac- tured in 2017. DPG is also replacing two (2) small emergency gen- erator engines and re- moving one (1) emer- gency generator en- gine. DPG has also requested to make mi- nor updates to equip- ment information and emission factors. These changes will re- sult in a decrease in emissions. As part of this modifi- cation, the conditions associated with the Bushnell Materiel Test Facility (BMTF), Life Sciences Test Facility (LSTF), and Combined Chemical Test Facility (CCTF) laboratories were removed. These laboratories primarily handle chemical and biological agents and are operated in accor- dance with rules and standards from U.S. Army Department of GRANTSVILLE CITY Defense (DoD), Cen- NOTICE OF ADOP- ters for Disease Con- TION OF ORDI- trol and Prevention NANCES (CDC), Department of NOTICE IS HEREBY the Army (DA), and GIVEN that on March other agencies. 6, 2019 the Grantsville DPG is located in the City Council enacted portion of Tooele the following ordi- County that is classi- nance: fied as an attainment Ordinance 2019-06 area of the National amending official zon- Ambient Air Quality ing map of Grantsville Standards for all crite- City, Utah by rezoning ria pollutants. New 9.7 acres located at Source Performance 533 East South Street Standard 40 CFR 60 to go from an RR-5 Subparts A, Dc, and zone to an RR-1 zone. IIII, and the Maximum This ordinance will Achievable Control take effect upon the Technology 40 CFR publication of this no- 63 Subparts A, ZZZZ, tice. This ordinance TUESDAYCCCCCC and April JJJJJJ 9, 2019may be reviewed or a TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 regulations apply to copy may be obtained this source. The Na- from the Grantsville tionalPublic Emission Notices Stan- CityPublic Recorder Notices at 429 dardsMeetings for Hazardous EastMiscellaneous Main Street, Air Pollutants 40 CFR Grantsville Utah. 61 Subparts do not ap- (435.884.3411) ply to this source. DATED this 5th day of DPG is a major source April, 2019. for NOx. The Title V Christine Webb Great Savings on Books at the permit will be adminis- Grantsville City Re- tratively amended to corder incorporate the condi- (Published in the tions of this enhanced Tooele Transcript Bul- Approval Order. letin April 9, 2019) Tooele Transcript Bulletin The Potential to Emit, INVITATION TO BID in tons per year, will Tooele City 90 North change as follows: Main, Tooele City, PM10 -0.09, PM2.5 Utah 84074 (subset of PM10) Notice is hereby given -0.09, NOx -3.30, SO2 that TOOELE CITY -7.77, CO -0.76, VOC CORPORATION Visions of America -0.09, HAPs -0.00, and (OWNER) will accept CO2e +5,345. bids for the 2019-2022 The Potential to Emit, Landscape Mainte- Photographing Democracy in tons per year, will be nance of Glen Eagles as follows: PM10 = Park, Linear Park. Visions of America addresses a single 9.77, PM2.5 = 9.65, Separate sealed bids NOx = 161.60, SO2 = will be received by the 0.23, CO = 34.94, OWNER in the Parks question: How do you photograph democ- VOC = 9.36, HAPs = Department office lo- 0.19, and CO2e = cated at 90 North racy? After all, democracy is an idea; and 27,738. Main, Tooele, Utah The completed engi- 84074 until 4:00 PM not something one can easily wrap one’s neering evaluation and on April 15, 2019, and air quality impact then at said office pub- lens around. But photographing democracy analysis showed the licly opened and read proposed project aloud. is indeed what Joseph Sohm has done in meets the require- Copies of the CON- ments of federal air TRACT BID DOCU- this epic journey across the fifty states. To quality regulations and MENTS may be ob- the State air quality tained on or after April capture this country’s incredible diversity, rules. The Director in- 1, 2019, at the Tooele tends to issue an Ap- City Municpal Offices Sohm frames his national work as George proval Order pending a located at 90 North 30-day public com- Main, Tooele Utah Seurat might a pointillist painting. With ment period. The pro- 84074. Seurat might a pointillist painting. With ject proposal, estimate All communication of the effect on local relative to the Project each photograph, an individual dot was air quality and draft shall be directed to the Approval Order are Parks Director prior to applied to his American canvas. Spanning available for public in- the opening of bids at: spection and comment TOOELE CITY COR- three decades, tens of thousands of images at the Utah Division of PORATION 90 North Air Quality, 195 North Main, Tooele, Utah come together to create a compelling mo- 1950 West, Salt Lake 84074 Telephone City, UT 84116. Writ- (435)843-2142 Darwin saic of American democracy. ten comments re- Cook, Parks Director ceived by the Division Email: darwinc@tooe- at this same address Only lecity.org $ 95 $ 00 on or before May 9, The OWNER reserves 49 15 2019 will be consid- the right to reject any ered in making the fi- or all bids; or to accept nal decision on the ap- or reject the whole or proval/disapproval of any part of any bid; or the proposed project. to waive any informal- Email comments will Modern Women ity or technicality in also be accepted at any bid in the best in- 52 Pioneers [email protected]. If terest of the City. Only anyone so requests to bids giving a firm quo- the Director in writing tation properly signed within 15 days of publi- will be accepted. Modern Women is a celebration of some of cation of this notice, a (Published in the hearing will be held in Tooele Transcript Bul- the influential and inspiring women who have accordance with letin April 2 & 9, 2019) R307-401-7, UAC. Under Sectio n NOTICE changed the world through their lives, work 19-1-301.5, a person An emergency hazard- who wishes to chal- ous waste permit and actions. From suffragettes to scientists, lenge a Permit Order (#UT-003-2019) has may only raise an is- been issued to the activists to artists, politicians to pilots and writ- sue or argument dur- T o o e l e A r m y ing an adjudicatory Depot-North Area, ers to riot grrrls, the women included have all proceeding that was Tooele County, Utah. raised during the pub- The permit authorizes paved the way for gender equality in their own lic comment period the Tooele Army De- and was supported pot-North Area to treat indomitable way. with sufficient informa- by open detonation, tion or documentation 230 40mm cartridges Find out about extraordinary women includ- to enable the Director in adverse weather to fully consider the conditions. ing writer and teacher Maya Angelou, computer substance and signifi- This permit was effec- cance of the issue. tive March 13, 2019 Date of Notice: April and expired March 19, scientist Ada Lovelace, abolitionist Harriet Tub- 9, 2019 2019. Copies of the (Published in the permit are available for man, film star Katharine Hepburn and pioneer- Tooele Transcript Bul- public inspection dur- letin April 9, 2019) ing normal business ing musician Björk. hours at the Division of Public Notices Waste Management Only and Radiation Control, $ 99 $ 95 Trustees located on the 2nd 29 7 Deadline for public floor of the Multi notices is 4 p.m. the Agency State Office day prior to publica- Building, 195 North tion. Public notices 1950 West, Salt Lake submitted past the City, Utah. For further deadline will not be information, please accepted. contact Rick Page at UPAXLP (801)536-0230. In compliance with the Americans with Dis- Public Notices abilities Act, individu- Water User als with special needs The Story of a Marriage (including auxiliary Deadline for public communicative aids notices is 4 p.m. the and services) should “We think we know the ones we love.” So Pearlie Cook day prior to publica- contact Kimberly Dia- tion. Public notices mond-Smith, Office of begins her indirect, and devastating exploration of the submitted past the Human Resources at deadline will not be (801) 536-4285, Tele- accepted. communications Relay mystery at the heart of every relationship--how we can UPAXLP Service 711, or by email at “kdia- ever truly know another person. Public Notices [email protected]” Miscellaneous (Published in the It is 1953 and Pearlie, a dutiful young housewife, finds Tooele Transcript Bul- Deadline for public letin April 9, 2019) herself living in the Sunset District in San Francisco, car- notices is 4 p.m. the PUBLIC NOTICE day prior to publica- The Utah School and ing not only for her husband’s fragile health, but also for tion. Public notices Institutional Trust submitted past the Lands Administration her son, who is afflicted with polio. Then, one Saturday deadline will not be (SITLA) has received accepted. an offer to lease prop- morning, a stranger appears on her doorstep, and every- UPAXLP erty in the Rush Valley GRANTSVILLE CITY area of Tooele County: thing changes. Lyrical, and surprising, The Story of a Mar- NOTICE OF ADOP- Township 5 South TION OF ORDI- Range 5 West, riage is, in the words of Khaled Housseini, “a book about NANCES SLB&M NOTICE IS HEREBY Portions of Sections 5, love, and it is a marvel to watch Greer probe the mysteries GIVEN that on March 6, 7, & 8; containing 6, 2019 the Grantsville approximately 1,446 of love to such devastating effect.” City Council enacted Acres. the following ordi- Any individual wishing nance: to submit a competing Only Ordinance 2019-06 proposal for the prop- $ 00 $ 95 amending official zon- erty should submit an 22 6 ing map of Grantsville offer before 5pm; April City, Utah by rezoning 26, 2019. 9.7 acres located at TRUST LANDS AD- 533 East South Street MINISTRATION to go from an RR-5 Attn. Troy Herold zone to an RR-1 zone. 675 East 500 South This ordinance will Suite #500 Salt lake These and other titles available at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin take effect upon the City, UT 84102 publication of this no- (801) 538-5170 tice. This ordinance [email protected] may be reviewed or a The Administration re- copy may be obtained serves the right to re- from the Grantsville ject any offer. City Recorder at 429 (Published in the 58 N. Main East Main Street, Tooele Transcript bul- TOOELE Grantsville Utah. letin April 9 & 11, RANSCRIPT (435.884.3411) 2019) TOOELE T DATED this 5th day of April, 2019. Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ChristineWe’re Webb always looking for news ULLETIN Grantsville City Re- Sat-Sun: closed B corderContact us today 435.882.0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT (Publishedor [email protected] in the BULLETIN Tooele Transcript Bul- letin April 9, 2019) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY April 9, 2019

diverse fields, which will fur- Kenison explained his curios- when I competed with a proj- civil engineering field. These stand what I am asking them to Scholars ther broaden and diversify my ity by relating his involvement ect on developing winglets classes taught me how to suc- do, and the best way to under- continued from page B1 horizons.” in the science fair. to improve airfoil efficiency, ceed in the classroom and in stand is by doing it myself. It is “The University of Utah I place third in the Senior the workplace. Woodworking is unfair and shows poor leader- Simon Ignat - Theatre Arts Science and Engineering Fair Division of Mechanical my passion, and hobby. I hope ship to ask a person to do some- and Debate Finalist (USEF) has been an amazing Engineering and received to continue to learn more about thing that I am unwilling to do sait deux langues en vaut deux.’ In his portfolio, Ignat experience … USEF exhibits another special award from the it as I gain my degree in engi- myself.” Translated, this means, ‘He who explained his life experiences, some of the best research com- AIAA as well as from the Utah neering.” knows two languages is worth which developed his ambition ing from secondary education Department of Transportation.” Jefferson Dillon - Dance two men.’ for excellence. students in the Salt Lake Valley Carl Raddatz - Business and Dillon related one dance “I believe that learning a sec- “In my childhood, I had because of the multiple school Turin Briggs - Computer Marketing competition stating, “I had the ond language gives a person a the opportunity to travel the and district fairs that one has Technology Finalist Raddatz explained his inter- opportunity to participate in the world view that is invaluable to world and live in Mexico and to get through to even get to Briggs’ portfolio states, “I est in the business and mar- Dancesport National competi- them and those around them. Romania. I was never destined compete. have found it prudent to be vig- keting category: “I think that tion for the first time. We have Having an understanding of to have a typical American “I [learned] how diverse and ilant in my studies of [comput- the business and marketing had district competitions at our another language and culture childhood. I am half Romanian, deep science really is just by ers], seeking to always expand category will enrich my life in a school for the past few years has helped me develop a sense making me a first-generation looking at what other students my knowledge of computers in very strong way. This is because before, but we never traveled of empathy, compassion, and American on my father’s side. have researched. If you’re inter- some new way. [I was elated what I want to do as a career is to any bigger competitions, so patience for those who differ It’s with my father that I trav- ested in why your dog acts the when] I learned of the Code to to be in business. Whether this this one was a completely new from me. eled across the United States of way he does when someone Success program… be sales, administrative posi- experience. “For example, I have a friend America, Mexico, and Europe, comes to the door, there’s a sci- “My desire to learn commit- tions, business owner, entre- “There were hundreds of from Peru that is trying to gaining an undying drive for ence and tons of research for ted me to participate, despite preneur, etc. having the speech people looking to compete in learn English. Even though it success, a passion for argument, that. Science has helped me the fact that doing so would skills and presentation skills various different dance styles. is difficult at times to under- and a unique perspective into to understand the world at a cost me nine weeks of summer learned through this position … I was nervous beginning the stand what he is trying to say the business world in the pro- much deeper level and to better vacation — the most precious will benefit me greatly in the dance, but after the first few through his limited knowledge cess … appreciate all of the technology resource of any student. This workplace. counts, I got into the groove of English and thick accent, I “I moved to Mexico after the and developments that have was probably one of the best “I think something else this with the music and all my wor- understand what it is like to try fourth grade. When I enrolled allowed modern society to grow decisions I have made of late. I category will do for me is pro- ries drifted away as I let myself and learn a second language, in school in Mexico for the fifth and expand so quickly … gained so much from participa- vide me with another perspec- become swallowed up by the and am more than happy to grade, I was in culture shock. “I’ve been able to learn what tion that extends far beyond tive and another thing to work music and the dance. I had the give him the practice he needs My inability to communicate it takes to conduct an experi- the certification or the award toward this senior year in high time of my life performing, and to do so. with anyone was crippling to ment or engineer a solution to I received at the end. In fact, school. It is a very great experi- the cheering from the audience “I am reminded of a period my education. It got to the point a problem in the best way pos- in a way, it has redefined my ence so far to be a part of the brought a joy that nothing else in history where society placed where I was taken out of school sible. There really is truth in the approach to many different Sterling Scholar program and can bring. great importance on an individ- for a year in order to learn the statement that there is no better aspects of life… I can only imagine how it will “After we finished our final ual having a well-rounded edu- language and get used to the way to learn something than “The course was very rigor- affect me later on this year. performance to be judged, we cation. This Renaissance man, country. to try doing it yourself. I have ous. Even with my extensive “I have already been affected weren’t expecting much. This as they are called, was expected “In my off year, I traveled to learned about how hard it really foreknowledge of program- and enriched by the Sterling was our first competition after to be a highly cultivated indi- Europe to live with my father’s it can be to create an experi- ming, it certainly required Scholar program already. I have all, and we had only practiced vidual who was trained in many parents for two months. In ment that properly controls for exerted effort to progress been recognized in school on our dance for a few months, fields, including arts, sciences, this process, I was exposed confounding variables in order through on schedule … multiple accounts for being the while most teams practice for and foreign languages. This to massive cities like Atlanta, to create results that accurately [Without any external reward] Sterling Scholar in the business up to 3 years. Still, we couldn’t multifaceted education made New York, and Budapest. represent what changing an it is quite easy to consider and marketing category, and judge ourselves because we them a valuable, contributing There were also rural no- independent variable actually simply giving up when objec- it feels really good to feel like didn’t get to see what everyone part of their society, and it is my man’s lands like the Sonora results in. tives become difficult to attain. you are the best at something in else saw, and apparently what belief that such an education desert and the mountains of “All of my experiments and However, it is here that one can your entire school. everyone else saw was spectac- should still be greatly valued, as Transylvania. I saw places with engineering projects have been truly gain mastery over their “That is one big benefit I ular! We ended up taking 2nd it is just as important today as it massive infrastructure and no done on a rather small scale driving spirit. like from the Sterling Scholar place in our division!” was in the Renaissance. infrastructure, and in trying to with little outside assistance, “I decided to pursue the program already is all the rec- “As the old Chinese saying understand this, I conversed yet I have already learned so course with great fervor, as well ognition I have received from Lillian Gebs - Vocal says, ‘To learn a language is to with my father and his father, much. I can’t wait to get out as to become involved in help- peers and teachers/advisors. Performance have one more window from a published Romanian poet. In into the real world and be able ing the other students do the Therefore, it would be an even Gebs related her develop- which to look at the world.’ In these conversations I learned to take part in large projects same through the online help better experience to receive ment in Vocal Performance my opinion, we need all the the role that politics plays in the that create products and results chats. By doing so, I was able recognition from all over the from participating in the THS windows we can get. In regards development of societies, and that can help many more to realize my ability to guide place if I happen to win the drama department: to my involvement within the I learned that in order to make people. and lead others in a way I had state competition. It makes me “My high school drama breadth of the Sterling Scholar change, one must put forth an Besides just learning from yet to up to that point. Working feel like all the hard work I’ve department has a huge focus competition and not just World argument backed by reason and USEF, I have also been pretty feverishly till the end of that put into high school will have on student-led shows. Because Languages, there are many evidence … successful in competing there as nine-week program, I finished definitely paid off.” of this, I had the opportunity to experiences to be had that will “Today, I have my father’s well. When I presented my proj- with 100% completion, while be the assistant music director greatly enrich my life. drive and a passion for better- ect on using flaps on fixed wing helping others along the way. Conway Hogan - Mathematics for the shows ‘Oklahoma!’ my “The interviewing process ing the world. The most effec- aircraft, I placed first in the “Doing so rewarded me with Hogan explained his interest sophomore year and ‘Shrek: alone will strengthen my tive way to do this is through Senior Division of Mechanical certification as a Level 1 Full in math stating, “As a sopho- the Musical’ my junior year. I interviewing skills, which will understanding and application Engineering. Stack Developer and recogni- more, I took both Honors Math also played supporting roles in greatly benefit me when seek- of the law. In preparation for “I also received a special tion as one of the 10 best stu- II and Honors Math III, which both shows. These experiences ing employment. The chance this, I committed to Theatre award from the American dents in the state for coding by allowed me to take the AP helped me improve in my craft, to interact with other Sterling and Speech and Debate.” Institute of Aeronautics and American Express. In the time calculus AB course my junior my work ethic, and my leader- Scholars in the competition Astronautics (AIAA) as well since then, I have continued to year. This course was my big- ship skills. will allow me a unique chance Spencer Kenison - Science as one from the US Metric draw on what I learned from gest math challenge to that “My responsibilities included to learn from experts within Finalist Association. This past year the Code to Success program point. It was the first day of the leading the cast in vocal warm- as I involve myself in various course that I realized if I was ups, teaching proper vocal tech- development competitions, going to be successful and pass niques, going over the musical projects and jobs. It has given the test, I was going to have to score with the ensemble, plan- me the means to start off run- work. It was not going to be like ning rehearsals, leading music, ning in the technology sector.” other courses where I breezed and running rehearsals. It was through tests with flying colors daunting to run a rehearsal of Preston Bowden - Social based purely on natural tal- 40 people, all of whom were Science ent. It would not be like other my peers, and critique their Bowden wrote in his portfo- courses where I would sit bored harmonies and timing. I had to lio, “History teaches us perspec- at what felt like review over be very confident, very profes- BANNERS tive and to avoid the failures and over again. This course sional, and very knowledgeable of the past. It develops critical was going to be a challenge, about what I was doing. thinking skills, which comple- a challenge I was excited to “Have you heard the phrase ments itself into other subjects undertake. ‘High schoolers can smell fear?” Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, in education. I grew to have “I worked hard for the I’d agree with that. But once the a passion for history. I had a remainder of the course and performances came around, all knack for understanding all per- was successful in passing every the hard work and dedication spectives of past historians. The unit test with at least a 3, and was worth it! I had a special Window Stickers, and More! various perspectives, periodol- many 4’s or 5’s. With my new- pride in the shows. I came to ogy and causation that comes found knowledge of what math appreciate all the hard work with history makes the subject really is and the satisfaction my vocal teachers and music in public secondary education.” and intrigue that it could hold directors put in over the years Bowden plans to extend his (it was at the completion of this to ensure that I performed well understanding of the social sci- course that I determined math and had a positive experience.” ences through the study of the really begins with calculus, and law, planning on becoming a that everything before is simply Nathan Swan - Instrumental lawyer. common sense), I was excited Music “Justice nourishes the health to take the test. It would be my Swan emphasized the neces- of society,” he said. “Ensuring first chance to prove myself sity of a well-rounded character justice takes place will keep against not only classmates, but of an artistic, academic and ath- society healthy. That’s why I AP calculus students around the letic student. He said, “Earlier want to go into law. Law will world. I could not wait to see if this school year, I took part in enrich my ability to help fulfill my hard work had paid off and an academic competition called justice in the legal system. Civil if I was competitive with the the Academic Olympiad. Nine liberties are highly valued in top high school mathematics students selected from each the United States. Lawyers and students.” school take tests in math, social attorneys make sure civil liber- sciences, natural sciences, and ties are being protected at all Hannah Jenkins - English English. It was an honor to be times. It’s common for liberties Leadership is an important part of the team for my school, to be infringed upon in cases, characteristic of a Sterling but I had basketball practice schools, and investigations. It’s Scholar. Jenkins said, “My that day, and as team captain, the lawyer’s job to identify any experience as a cross country I felt the need to be at every instances of such, and make it captain has taught me many practice. We worked it out known.” valuable leadership skills. I where my dad picked me up a have learned that a leader must little early from the competition Bryson Kenison - Skilled and encourage others to stand with to drive me back for practice, Technical Sciences Education them, put in their own work, which I was 15 minutes late for. High Quality • Full Color Bryson Kension wrote in his and lead their team with kind- “After basketball practice, I portfolio, “I have always loved ness. rushed home, took a shower, building things. Taking classes Encouraging others to stand ate dinner, and got back in the in the CTE field has been one of with me as a leader creates an car. I had a piano recital that Custom Design & 24 Hour the most fun things I have done environment of respect and night. This day is a good indica- in high school. Honestly, they equality, and avoids a feeling of tion of what my life has been were the classes that got me dictatorship within a group. like for the past four years. No, Turnaround Available out of bed in the morning. They “As a captain, I can tell my not every day has been that were the classes that I always team what to do, but if they feel crazy, thank goodness. But it looked forward to. they are being forced to follow has been a challenge oftentimes “I want to become a Civil behind me, they may be reluc- to handle the conflicts that Engineer and the knowledge tant or resentful. I have learned arise from being very involved that I have gained in my CTE through working with my in different activities. TOOELE classes has helped me immense- team during high school that “It is tough to tell a coach or RANSCRIPT ly in my desire to learn more it is much easier to encourage a teacher that you can’t make T about engineering and to help someone to work with me, and something. You never want to motivate me to go into that to succeed on their own merits, let anyone down. However, I career field,” he said. rather than forcing them to stay wouldn’t have it any other way. BULLETIN “The skills that I learned in back so I can claim the front I’m very busy a lot of the time, my drafting and woodworking and center position. but being so involved in my classes will serve me well as I “If I wish to be a successful piano and choir and basketball go through college to get my leader, I must be willing to put gives me balance to my life that degree,” he added. “The build- in my own hard work, and lead not a lot of people have. 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