Fight Leads to Killing of SHS Student Jesse Horowitz, 17, Died from Multiple Knife Wounds from an Assailant After Fight Between Two Other Young Men

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TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING SHS baseball TOOELE COUNTY edges out GHS in SINCE 1894 overtime thriller ULLETIN See A10 B TUESDAY April 29, 2014 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 120 No. 95 $1.00 Fight leads to killing of SHS student Jesse Horowitz, 17, died from multiple knife wounds from an assailant after fight between two other young men

by Lisa Christensen STAFF WRITER

A Stansbury High School senior was killed in a fight early Saturday morning, sending a school — and a community — reeling in shock. Jesse Horowitz, 17, of Stansbury Park, had attended a midnight fight outside Stansbury Elementary School between a friend and 18- year-old Roy Coffey, also of Stansbury, when he began to trade words with Larry Beach, 20, of San Antonio, Texas, said Lt. Travis Scharmann of the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office. Beach is reportedly Coffey’s cousin. The argument became physical, and Beach allegedly grabbed Horowitz and stabbed him several times, primarily in the abdomen, said Scharmann.

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Stansbury High student Kaiden Patch signs a football in honor of Jesse Horowitz, who was fatally stabbed over the weekend. Friends and family gathered at a candlelight vigil last night to remember the well-liked teen who would have graduated next month. Jesse Horowitz

Real estate Appeal reveals price of water market rights for Tooele developers by Emma Penrod water service at a single-family resi- STAFF WRITER dential home since 1998. grows in High prices Water rights can cost Tooele City Provisions outlined in Tooele City developers upwards of $15,000 per Code limit the circumstances in lot, but the city rarely charges the full which an individual home builder 1st quarter fee, according to documents collected must pay for water rights. But when it as evidence from an appeal that took does occur, the total charge could be place earlier this year. much higher. Local home prices, sales That appeal, which the city heard at Tooele City Code sets the standard a special meeting in March, was initi- impact fee per each residential con- continue to bounce back ated by Tooele resident Dave Davis Sr. nection at $4,609, plus $15,000 per Davis argued that, based on records acre foot for municipal water rights. by Tim Gillie of fees previously assessed by the city, According to the code, these charges STAFF WRITER the $17,256 he paid for water service should cover the cost of providing to his new home was excessive and water rights to new water users with- Home prices and sales in Tooele unfair. in the city.

County rose for the fourth consecu- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO According to those records, four Most individual home buyers tive year during the first quarter developers have paid the city fees Dave Davis Sr. addresses the Tooele City Council about charges he paid to have access to city water. ➤ of 2014, bucking a regional and Davis is contesting the fees were too high. ranging from $6,570 to $19,320 for SEE WATER PAGE A9 national trend for a softer housing market in the first quarter of 2014. In the first three months of 2014 there were 213 single family homes SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE sold in Tooele County compared to UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:30 a.m. 8:24 p.m. 160 sold during the first quarter of Thursday 6:28 a.m. 8:25 p.m. 2013 for an increase of 53 homes or Republican party retains Thatcher as senate candidate Friday 6:27 a.m. 8:26 p.m. Saturday 6:26 a.m. 8:27 p.m. 33.1 percent, according to statistics Sunday 6:25 a.m. 8:28 p.m. from the Wasatch Front Regional by Tim Gillie candidates that receive 60 percent or delegates to voting precincts based on Monday 6:23 a.m. 8:29 p.m. Multiple Listing Service. W Th F SaSTAFF Su WRITER M Tu more of the delegate’s votes to escape a the strength of Republican party votes Tuesday 6:22 a.m. 8:30 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set The Wasatch Front MLS also number, the greater the need for eye and skin primary contest. in each precinct. Wednesday 7:34 a.m. 10:07 p.m. reported the median sale price of protection.Incumbent0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; Sen. 6-7 Daniel High; 8-10 Thatcher, R- State Senate District 12 includes Senate District 12 was assigned a Thursday 8:19 a.m. 11:02 p.m. a home in Tooele County jumped VeryWest High; 11+ Valley Extreme City, beat Tooele County Tooele City, Pine Canyon, part of Erda total of 90 delegates, 39 from Tooele Friday 9:07 a.m. 11:52 p.m. Saturday 9:59 a.m. none during the same time period from residentALMANAC Vicki Griffith in an intra-party along with parts of Magna, West Valley County and 51 from Salt Lake County, Sunday 10:52 a.m. 12:37 a.m. $154,250 to $166,390, a $12,140 or Statisticschallenge for the week for ending the April party’s28. nomination to City, Kearns, West Jordan, West Bench, according to Griffith. Pleasant with more Intervals of clouds and Cooler with a couple Monday 11:47 a.m. 1:16 a.m. Partly sunny and cool Plenty of sunshine Plenty of sunshine Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:42 p.m. 1:52 a.m. sunshine than7.9 clouds percent increase.sunshine of thundershowers represent state Senate District 12. and Taylorsville in Salt Lake County. The allocation of delegates gave “That slow steady increase is a High/LowState past week Republican party 77/31 nominat- Thatcher was first elected to the Tooele County 43 percent of the dis- New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 65/43 59 40 68 46 74 47 78 45 73 44good sign the66 market44 is stable,”59 said42 Averageing temp convention past week delegates 47.0 from Senate Senate in 2010 when he defeated Sen. trict’s total delegates. Vicki Griffith, broker for Premier NormalDistrict average temp 12 past met week during 54.0 the state Daniel Thatcher Vicki Griffith Brent Goodfellow, a Democrat from Griffith also asserted that a pre-con- TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 29 May 6 May 14 May 21 Utah Real Estate in Tooele. “This Republican convention held Saturday West Valley City with 26 years of state vention mailer from Thatcher’s cam- Shown is Wednesday’s is normal growth and it is good at the South Towne Exposition Center percent of the votes. Thatcher advanced legislative experience. paign to delegates that implied his can- Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and growth.” in Sandy to select the party’s nominee. to the general election without a pri- Thatcher went in to the convention didacy was endorsed by the state party, AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows. Thatcher received 62 delegate votes mary vote. with the numerical odds in his favor. SEE MARKET PAGE A9 ➤ to Griffith’s 25 votes, giving Thatcher 71 State Republican party rules allow Republican party procedures allocate SEE SENATE PAGE A6 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 61/32 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 64/46 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 63/34 64/44 63/42 60/44 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Spamalot rides in GHS softball rises 62/42 Erda 60/44 onto GHS stage to top of rankings OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 61/42 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 57/34 62/44 48/33 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 61/44 Bauer Good with SHS win 59/40 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal See A4 SPORTS A10 58/39 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 59/40 61/36 See A11 60/39 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 58/39 58/37 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 60/36 58/37 Ophir Moderate on A9 50/32 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 63/37 59/33 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 67/40 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 60/37 60/34 Moab 60/37 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 66/45 Beaver 67/41 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 61/33 Ibapah 58/35 24-hour 63/36 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.99 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 60/34 57/34 at Grantsville 1.60 -0.02 75/56 Kanab 66/39 Eureka 52/34 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.46 A2

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by Tim Gillie Elementary School at the end of Parsons has been at TJHS as of Blue Peak High/Community Canyon Elementary School as the Spindler spent seven years at STAFF WRITER the current school year. the assistant principal since 2010. Learning Center, which includes school’s first principal. TJHS, two years as assistant prin- Eardley replaces Mat Jackson Prior to that, Parsons served in adult education, Miller became “I am sad to leave Settlement cipal and five years as principal. Tooele County School District’s who was selected to be the dis- Wendover for two years as the the assistant principal of BPHS/ Canyon. I love our students and “I am excited for the opportuni- superintendent announced a trict’s new special education principal of Wendover High CLC. the staff here. We are one big fam- ty and challenge to lead Wendover shake up in school leadership last director. School and eight years as prin- Kendall Topham, who, as princi- ily,” Warr said. “I am excited about High School,” he said. week that will send new adminis- Renee Milne, assistant princi- cipal of Anna Smith Elementary pal opened Stansbury High School my new assignment at Stansbury With the new changes in school trators to seven schools. pal at Stansbury High School, will School. in 2009, will leave SHS at the end High School.” administrative personnel, the dis- “Performance issues were not in be the new principal at Northlake Cheryl Miller will leave her of the school year to join Eardley Jason Saari, who came to the trict is interviewing candidates the mix here,” said Superintendent Elementary School, Rogers said. post as assistant principal of Blue at BPHS/CLC. Topham will be the Tooele County School District to fill the position of principal at Scott Rogers. “The chief motive Milne, a former art teacher Peak High School/Community assistant principal there. from Vernal in 2012 to be the Settlement and Copper Canyon is to change the status quo and at Tooele High School, com- Learning Center to become the Gailynn Warr, principal of principal of Wendover High has Elementary schools. provide opportunities for growth pleted an administrative intern- assistant principal at TJHS. Settlement Canyon Elementary resigned his principal position “We express our sincere appre- and improvement. We want to be ship at Grantsville High School Miller has served in several lead- School, will move to SHS to take and will be given a new assign- ciation for the years of dedication a high-performing district and and Pleasant Green Elementary ership positions in Tooele County over the helm as the school’s prin- ment in the district, Rogers said. and hard work of these admin- encourage best practices at all School in Magna in 2009. She has Schools. She was the principal at cipal. That assignment has not yet been istrators in their current assign- schools for all kids.” served as an assistant principal at Stansbury Park Elementary School Warr taught in the Iron County determined. ments,” Rogers said. “We are Earlier this month, Rogers SHS since the school opened in for 11 years, GMS for three years, School District for eight years Replacing Saari in Wendover excited about the opportunities announced the appointment of the fall of 2009. and Middle Canyon Elementary before she came to Tooele in 2002 will be Clint Spindler, currently for growth and change that these Bryce Eardley as the new prin- Kent Parsons, who currently School for eight years before she to teach social studies at Tooele the principal of Copper Canyon new assignments will bring to our cipal of Blue Peak High School serves as the assistant principal was appointed the district’s adult High School. In 2004 she was Elementary School in Tooele. district.” and the Community Learning of Tooele Junior High School will education director in 2010. appointed as an assistant princi- Spindler opened Copper The new administrative assign- Center. Eardley will leave his cur- move to Stansbury High School to In 2013, as a result of a change pal at THS. Canyon as principal in 2004. ments will be effective July 1. rent post as principal of Northlake replace Milne. in the management structure In 2008, Warr opened Settlement Prior to Copper Canyon, [email protected] Tooele city residents reminded to conserve water by Emma Penrod said Tooele City Engineer Paul Nonetheless, he said, each ule. The schedule divides the city area three, located south of Vine check their sprinkler systems for STAFF WRITER Hansen. year the city asks residents to into three areas, each with two Street. leaks, to group plants with simi- Though the U.S. Drought comply with the watering sched- designated watering days. All residents are asked to refrain lar water needs near one another, Tooele City released its 2014 Monitor has predicted contin- ule because the city places value Area one, which is comprised from watering on Sundays. The to hand-water any dry spots that culinary watering schedule this ued severe drought conditions on water conservation. of all homes north of Vine Street city also requests that residents may appear in their lawn, and to week, marking the city’s annual for most of Tooele Valley this “This is part of a yearly effort and west of Main Street, is asked avoid watering between 10 a.m. use a broom to sweep sidewalks request that residents conserve summer, Hansen said the city’s to do what we can to make the to water on Wednesdays and and 6 p.m. and other paved areas instead of water while caring for their lawns culinary water supply, which best use of the city’s resources,” Saturdays. According to the city’s website, washing with water. and gardens. pulls water from underground said Hansen. Area two, which is located the city’s own properties follow For more conservation ideas, Though the schedule is not sources, is not as heavily impact- Residents who use city-provid- north of Vine Street and east similar, though slightly modified the city site redirects residents to mandatory, residents who com- ed by drought as irrigation water, ed culinary water for their lawns of Main Street, may water on schedules. waterwiseutah.org. ply help take a significant bur- which relies on ground water and gardens are asked to volun- Tuesdays and Fridays. Mondays Residents who wish to further [email protected] den off the city’s water system, flows. tarily adopt the watering sched- and Thursdays are assigned to conserve water are encouraged to Tooele man faces criminal charges Woman faces charges for alleged sexual abuse for alleged abuse of his parents by Lisa Christensen Afterwards, Maestas suggested STAFF WRITER the two go to her house for by Lisa Christensen degree felony, Thursday. around his throat and jaw, and The woman also told the offi- their next sexual encounter, the STAFF WRITER The charges came about after a body mass index, or BMI, of 2 cer that her son and her hus- A Tooele woman who alleg- information states. the man and his 76-year-old percent. band get into arguments and her edly sexually abused an elderly The woman went to Mountain A Tooele man is facing crimi- mother brought his 82-year-old According to medical stan- husband yells and calls her son woman in 2012 is facing court West Medical Center for an nal charges for allegedly abusing father to Mountain West Medical dards, a “normal” BMI range, cal- names, which leads her son to charges for the reported inci- examination and forensic evi- his elderly mother and father. Center earlier this month, report- culated with the person’s height “pop” her husband and grab him dent. dence collection after Maestas The 56-year-old man, whose ing that the older man had fallen and weight, is between 18.5 and in a choking fashion, the report Tina Maestas, 43, was charged left, according to the infor- name the Transcript-Bulletin is and hit his head on a coffee table, 24.9. A BMI below 18.5 is consid- states. Friday with forcible sodomy, a mation. When interviewed by withholding in effort to protect according to a probable cause ered “underweight” for an aver- When the officer asked the son first-degree felony; forcible sex- police, Maestas told police that the identities of the victims, was statement. age adult. about the allegations, he said he ual abuse, a second-degree fel- she had cuddled the woman to arrested and charged with inten- Medical staff told officers, When an officer from the did get frustrated at times with ony; and abuse of a vulnerable help her calm down and relax tional aggravated assault of a dis- however, that the victim and his Tooele City Police Department his father, and while he did not adult, a class A misdemeanor. after the trauma of losing her abled or elderly adult, a second- wife later told them he had bruis- went to the victim’s home to hit his father, he occasionally According to court informa- dog, but that she had not per- es around his eyes because his speak with his wife and son, the grabbed him in the face and jaw tion filed by the Utah Attorney formed any sexual acts on the son would “pop” him for arguing officer reported he could smell area in an effort to get his atten- General’s Office, in August 2012, woman, the information states. TOOELETRANSCRIPT with him, according to the state- a strong odor of urine and feces, tion, according to the statement, a 71-year-old Tooele woman When told the woman had ULLETIN ment. according to the statement. He and the bruises and other inju- and her grandson were looking gotten a forensic examination B He was admitted to the inten- saw a bucket and a large soda ries on his father are because the for the woman’s lost dog and and that the evidence would ADMINISTRATION sive care unit after tests showed pop bottle near where the older man fell frequently. Maestas offered to help. be tested for her DNA, Maestas Scott C. Dunn Publisher possible bleeding in his brain, woman was seated, according to The 56-year-old man made his When they could not find the said she did perform “a little bit” Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus according to the statement, and the statement, and the woman first appearance in 3rd District dog, Maestas took the woman of a sexual act on the woman, OFFICE further examination found he told the officer that she cannot Court Monday. home and allegedly offered but did not know why she had Bruce Dunn Controller had a fractured rib, a hygiene- walk so she had to use the bucket [email protected] the woman a sleeping pill or done it, according to the infor- Chris Evans Office Manager related infection, bruising and bottle to relieve herself. tranquilizer to help her relax, mation. Vicki Higgins Customer Service according to the information. In January of this year, the EDITORIAL The woman told police Utah State Crime Lab submit- Maestas, whom she had not ted test results of the forensic David Bern Editor Mark Watson Sports Editor met before, had forced her to examination kit taken at the Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Man jailed Marathoner rescued take a pill. time of the incident, which cor- Tim Gillie Staff Writer Maestas helped the woman roborated the woman’s story, Lisa Christensen Staff Writer change into her pajamas and the information states. Emma Penrod Staff Writer for alleged from night on salt flats get into bed, then laid down by Maestas’ first appearance in ADVERTISING the woman and allegedly began 3rd District Court had no yet Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager held. He said the woman’s dis- to perform sexual acts on her, been scheduled as of Tuesday. Keith Bird Advertising Sales rape of by Lisa Christensen appearance was the product despite the woman’s protests. [email protected] Shane Bergen Advertising Sales STAFF WRITER of several factors, including a Kelly Chance Classified Advertising microburst of rain in the most pregnant A participant in an ultra remote part of the course and a LAYOUT & DESIGN marathon in Tooele County dimming of light at dusk. John Hamilton Creative Director last weekend got off-track and Liz Arellano Graphic Artist The woman missed a left woman was rescued by a Utah Highway turn from the mud flats west PRODUCTION Patrol helicopter. of Crater Island that would Perry Dunn Prepress Manager by Lisa Christensen The runner in the Salt Flats have taken her back to Silver Darwin Cook Web Press Manager STAFF WRITER 100, a 100-mile race from Island, and became disorient- James Park Pressman Friday to Saturday across and ed as she continued running, Shawn Oviatt Prepress Technician A Tooele man has been arrest- around the Salt Flats, missed he said. Instead of returning Scott Spence Insert Technician ed and charged for allegedly a check point, prompting race to Silver Island, she began to SUBSCRIPTION RATES: raping the woman carrying his officials to begin searching for run towards lights from a ranch $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by unborn child. her, said Lt. Travis Scharmann near Pilot Peak. The woman’s carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 According to a probable cause of the Tooele County Sheriff’s location made it difficult to per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; statement, on April 17, Austin Office. Law enforcement was reach her even after she was $77 per year by mail in the United States. Caldwell, 33, went into the bed- soon called in to help. found, which eventually neces- �� OFFICE HOURS: room of his roommate, who is A helicopter from the Utah sitated the use of a helicopter. Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., pregnant with his child, and told Highway Patrol assisted with “Our search and rescue team Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., her he wanted to have sex but the search, he said, and found could see her headlamp out on �� closed Saturday and Sunday. she told him no. the woman early Saturday the flats, but we couldn’t reach CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: Caldwell allegedly began to morning. her by ATV because the mud 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. have sex with her anyway, accord- “They were lucky they found trapped any vehicle attempting PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. ing to the statement, despite her her when they did because the to access the mud flats there,” constant protests. weather was getting worse and he wrote in an email. COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, � BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: He afterwards went to work it was about 2 a.m. by the time The woman was taken by 3 p.m. day prior to publication. and reportedly sent her a text they found her,” Scharmann ambulance to Mountain West OBITUARY DEADLINE: apologizing for his actions, said. Medical Center for treatment 10 a.m. day of publication. according to the statement, and Vince Romney, a representa- of symptoms of hypothermia �� Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued told officers that he had forced tive of the Salt Flats 100, said and dehydration, and was sub- twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals sex with the woman against her the incident was a “very iso- sequently released, Scharmann postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by wishes. lated situation,” and that this said. the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, [email protected] Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. 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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Grantsville High School theater and music department come together on the stage to perform “Spamalot.” The musical opens Thursday and runs through Tuesday, with the exception of Sunday. GHS thespians ready to unleash the crazy world of ‘Spamalot’ by Lisa Christensen crown, with Normandy Wanberg STAFF WRITER as Patsy, Clark Matthews as Sir Robin, Matt Waldren as Sir The quest for the Holy Grail is Bedivere, William Waldren as Sir not yet dead for Grantsville High Lancelot and Richard Jorgensen School theater. as Sir Galahad. Kylie Robinson The school’s Theatre and Music also stars as the Lady of the of Departments will be coming Lake. together to present “Spamalot,” Price said although some of the a musical adaptation of 1975’s words and songs had some curs- “Thrill the Grill” Event iconic British comedy, “Monty ing and other material that might Python and the Holy Grail.” not go down well for local audi- Theatre director Matt Price ences, the publishers allowed said choosing to take on the minor changes to be made. THIS SATURDAY IN STANSBURY 11-3! musical, written in 2004 and the “It really is a great show, and winner of the Tony Award for there’s a little fear of it being a �� • Hot dogs / chips / best musical in 2005, was a no- little racy,” he said, “but the good FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO brainer. news is the publishing compa- Kylee Robinson prepares for her role �� drink $1! “I’m a huge Python fan, always ny has several pages of author- as the Lady in the Lake in the upcom- have been, but most importantly, approved edits that we’ve used, ing production of “Spamalot.” �� • BOUNCY HOUSES for it’s kind of fresh and new,” he so there will be no cursing or said. anything like that. We’ve tidied “I haven’t been this excited �� kids (FREE) The musical was released last it up.” about a show in a long time,” he fall for performance to schools The action on-stage will be said. “I think we have some really • FREE POPCORN! and other theaters, Price said, accompanied by a live orches- talented kids in some really great and he jumped at the opportu- tra comprised of GHS students roles and I just cannot wait for • FREE SAMPLES nity. and conducted by music director this to go up. I think the commu- GRAND PRIZE “I’ve been waiting for it to Brandon Larson. They have been nity is going to love this.” throughout store come out, and it finally did, and rehearsing as much or more than “Spamalot” opens Thursday � this group of kids is perfect, so we the players on stage to be ready and runs through Tuesday, with � �� • Spin Soelberg’s Thrill were totally fated to end up with for the challenge, Price said. the exception of Sunday. Tickets TO SOELBERG’S this show this year,” Price said. “The kids have been working are $7 for adults, $6 for students of the Grill Wheel for “There are several of them that their tails off,” he added. “It’s not and $5 for seniors and children. I feel like these roles were made easy to play in a live pit and All shows start at 7 p.m. lots of FUN PRIZES! specifically for these kids. There’s accompany singers and mistakes [email protected] some amazing talent in this cast are made and everything’s dif- and they’re a perfect fit.” ferent every night, but we have “Spamalot,” like its source some amazingly talented kids Something material, follows King Arthur and in the pit. They’re producing a his knights of the round table really great sound and they’re OOnn Your as they embark on a search for doing a great job at a job that was Mind? the Holy Grail, encountering never intended for high school along the way a formidable Black students.” Knight, taunting French guards, Price said this year’s offering is the fearsome Knights Who Say a complete turnaround from last Write a letter to the Editor! Ni, the Lady of the Lake and other year’s also-large but very serious trials and colorful characters. “The Phantom of the Opera.” But P.O. Box 390 In this rendition, Danny he and the cast have relished the Tooele, UT 84074 Keach will wear King Arthur’s change in tone. [email protected] Subscribe Today • 882-0050 THS actors to tackle bullying, gay bigotry in ‘The Laramie Project’

by Lisa Christensen do it now.’” STAFF WRITER While the play is in three acts, it is somewhat more experimen- Tooele High School’s thespi- tal than traditional plays in the ans will be taking bullying and minimalistic scenery, delivery gay discrimination by the horns of the monologues and how the as they take on “The Laramie story progresses, Henrie said. Project” this week. “It’s got some interesting ele- Twenty-two students from the ments — some of it’s narrative, THS Theatre Department will some of it’s scene, some of it’s represent more than 65 charac- readers’ theater,” Henrie said. “It ters in the three-act play that is a three-act play, but instead of details the aftermath of the true being broken down into scenes, Invites murder of University of Wyoming it’s broken down into moments you to the student Matthew Shepherd. — interview after interview after 5th Annual Shepherd was beaten, tied to interview. It’s kind of like a docu- a fence and left to die in a rural mentary that’s a play.” area near Laramie in 1998. The For performance in a high play, first performed in 2000, school setting, Henrie and the had a role in creating hate-crime actors have cleaned out some FREE DENTAL DAY! laws in several states, including profane terms used in the origi- Wyoming. nal work. However, he said, the Theatre director Scott Henrie subject matter is still very heavy. said the project is challenging “We took out the language, and difficult for students, but cleaned it up a bit, but it’s still for one they wanted to undertake. a mature audience. Parents still “We’ve had a hard year — need to think about [their child] there’s been two suicides [of THS before they take them to it,” he students],” he said. “And then said. “It just depends on the indi- KSL news did a story about bul- vidual child.” lying at Tooele and how it was “The Laramie Project” will so terrible, but they didn’t come open at THS tonight and will run onto campus or talk to adminis- through next Monday, with the trators, so a lot of the kids felt like exception of Sunday. All shows it was unfair reporting. We had begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 for talked about doing [The Laramie adults and $5 for students and Project] sometime in the future, senior citizens. but after that the kids said, ‘Let’s [email protected] May 17th, 2014 Start seeing patients at 8:00 am. First come, first served basis. No appointment taken. Only one free service done on that day, per patient. Free cleaning, filling or extraction.

MICDS/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS A scene from a 2008 performance of “The Laramie Project” at Mary Institute and www.rosewooddentalassoc.co��435-882-0099 St. Louis Country Day School depicting the vigils held for Matthew Shepard, who was beaten, tied to a fence and left to die in a rural area near Laramie in 1998. Tooele High School actors will stage their own version of the play next week. 181 West Vine Stre��Tooele, Utah 84074 A4 OPEN FORUM

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OUR VIEW A new tax With 2 town hall meetings left on proposed municipal service tax, citizens urged to participate in process Ever since the Tooele County Commission announced last October that it needed yet another tax increase to help pay for municipal services provided to unincorporated areas, continued budget talks have prompted varying degrees of incredulity. The amazement and skepticism about the commissioners’ announcement wasn’t just because two months prior they had passed a $2.6 million tax increase — the first in 27 years — to help boost the county’s cash-strapped budget. What further deepened such feelings was this: First, the commissioners’ proposed municipal services tax, included in the 2014 county budget, was “capped” at $1.5 million with little to no public say. Second, while setting the cap, the commissioners announced that an independent financial study would be done to determine how much the county actually spends to provide municipal services to areas like Rush Valley and Stansbury Park. Data pulled from that study would then be used to set how much additional tax residents in unincorporated areas would have to pay for services such as law enforcement and roads. In an editorial last December, we questioned the logic of conducting the study after setting the cap. Shouldn’t the study be done first before asking a $150,000 homeowner to pay up to an additional $62 per year? As promised by the commissioners, the financial study, conducted by Zions Bank Public Finance, has been completed as a draft. Perhaps surprisingly, initial results show the $1.5 million cap the commissioners set last December may not be enough. In fact, county officials underestimated the amount of money needed to provide municipal services in 2014 by nearly $600,000. However, Zions Bank officials say that figure is expected to be lower because the study is a “work in progress.” Adjustments will be made as more information is obtained. A completed study is expected sometime next month before a truth in LETTERS TO THE EDITOR taxation hearing in June. The question now is, will there be enough adjustments to make the municipal services tax work as intended by the commissioners? At three recent town hall meetings on the draft study, comments made by Zions Disappointed to see was with some perplexed reflection that There are still many of us here who don’t Bank officials may put that intention into doubt. If the commissioners adopt I was disappointed to see the addi- I remembered a miracle occurred last dance to the tune of “Money, Money, the full $1.5 million tax increase in June, the county will still have to find nearly tion of the LDS insert and the Deseret summer, which cleared the air in this Money!” $600,000 in revenue in 2015 to balance the municipal services budget. In addi- News National Edition in the Tooele fair county that seems to perpetually Ralph E. Pierce tion, those officials say, more funds will be needed to keep pace with inflation Transcript-Bulletin. Relative to the infiltrate our lifestyle. The senses related Tooele and capital needs. latter, if I wanted the Deseret News, I this to be true despite U.S. Mag, the jets Furthermore, bank officials indicate that county government must prepare for would have it delivered to my home. flying over our air space, and many of us new growth, which will create more expenses and the need for more staff over the Concerning the former, I would like to continuing to operate our older model next five years. Also, larger budgets will be needed to improve or maintain county know who pays for the LDS insert? I gas guzzling pickup trucks. LETTERS POLICY roads. assume the LDS Church does, but I Both “I and the boys” down at the The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to Since the study’s draft completion, town hall meetings have been held in would like to know for sure. garage had a vision last Friday in the the editor from readers. Letters must be no Rush Valley, Stockton and Deseret Peak Complex. Another is scheduled for this In addition, I would like to know if carbon monoxide interior, which could longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written Wednesday night in Stansbury Park, and the last one will be in Lake Point on May other religious organizations are allowed perhaps explain this remarkable phe- exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by the writer’s name, address 15. to have inserts in the Tooele-Transcript. nomenon. It was revealed that the and phone number. Longer letters may be So far, citizen attendance at the three meetings has been low. Due to the pro- I’m not against the LDS Church, but I mighty Thor, while having a tea within published, based on merit and at the Editor’s posed municipal service tax’s significant short- and long-term impact on citizens don’t think it’s appropriate to have a close proximity to Valhalla, in a fit of discretion. Priority will be given to letters that who live in unincorporated areas, the small attendance is surprising. With two weekly edition in a “free press” local supernatural rage as only Gods can do, refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All town hall meetings left on the calendar, and the financial study to be finalized paper. struck Odin’s most substantial anvil with letters may be subject to editing. after May 15, citizens are encouraged to attend, learn and make their concerns Lastly, you implied in your Thursday, such cataclysmic force that it sent a tsu- Letters written to thank an individual or known. April 17, 2014 article on the subject, that nami category wave of air current over organization should be submitted for the Deseret News insert was not intend- this area. The intensity was such that it “Notes of Appreciation.” ed to espouse LDS philosophy. However, both cleared the atmosphere through- Readers who are interested in writing a lon- when I read the insert, it was obviously out Tooele for the entire summer and ger guest op-ed column on a topic of general GUEST OPINION aligned with LDS principles and associ- unfortunately singed the whiskers of interest should contact Editor David Bern. ated beliefs. Jupiter who sat nearby who was inno- Email: [email protected] I enjoy having a local paper that pres- cently munching on crumpets. Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor ents local news, events and issues asso- There are many who adhere to the the- The stupid hounding of Tooele Transcript-Bulletin ciated with Tooele County. I did not sign ory that the clear air miracle of the past P.O. Box 390 up for a religious paper. I’m seriously summer was caused by the devastat- Tooele, UT 84074 contemplating discontinuing my sub- ing landslide that shut down Kennecott one Condoleezza Rice scription. Copper throughout this period. As the Tim Hilderman Kennecott operation sits a vast 7/16 of LETTER CONTEST f Condoleezza Rice were as self- Tooele a mile or so “outside” the boundary of Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select pitying and politically crass as Tooele County, both “I and the boys” the best letter of the month and reprint it in the IAttorney General Eric Holder, Don’t dance to the tune down at the garage are of the opinion first Open Forum page of the following month. she would be wondering aloud what In your last Thursday’s article regard- that the Kennecott story is a myth. The winning letter writer will receive a free it is about her race and gender that ing “Stericycle’s Emission’s Small” you As we are admittedly having some one-year subscription to the newspaper. The accounts for the hostility to her. noted that 68 percent of all emissions pollution problems here in this grand subscription can be transferred or used to renew Rice’s speaking gigs on college produced “in” Tooele County were gen- county, how about let’s not add further a present subscription. campuses, and her ascension to erated by U.S. Mag Corps in Rowley. It pollutants by keeping Stericycle out. the board of the Internet company Dropbox, have sparked protests calling for her to be disinvited, GUEST OPINION cashiered and generally isolated and shamed. The Rutgers faculty reacted in a Condi Rice is not a natural light- similar vein to the selection of Rice ning rod. She’s such a disreputable as the school’s commencement Obama’s latest Keystone delay is a nuisance figure that she’s on the board of the speaker. Does the Rutgers faculty Kennedy Center and the Boys and really think Rice will urge graduating he day after U.S. Secretary of State Stephen Harper missed a prime oppor- Girls Clubs of America. She’s such students to go out and start “wars of John Kerry met for Ukraine crisis tunity to force the issue. As the first G7 a lightweight that she’s a Stanford choice” and do “extraordinary rendi- Tde-escalation talks in Geneva with Rachel Marsden leader to visit post-coup Ukraine (while University professor. She’s such a tions”? If the past is any guide, Rice his Russian and European counterparts echoing U.S. State Department talking GUEST COLUMNIST yahoo that she once accompanied will tell the Rutgers students about in an attempt to stabilize the country, points), he should have seized the oppor- Yo-Yo Ma on the piano. the importance of getting an edu- Kerry’s department released a statement tunity to very publicly explain Keystone The mob nonetheless believes cation, of finding their passion, of that undermined America’s own econom- XL’s role in the economic and national that her due punishment for serv- being optimistic — you know, all the ic and national security — again. pick up his pen. security of both America and Canada, ing the wrong administration in the truly dark stuff that animates quasi- Disrupting Russia’s traditional inter- The whole idea of an executive order and he should have demanded that wrong cause should be banishment. war criminals. ests in Ukraine should be nowhere near is to give the president decision-making Obama sign the executive order approv- When the University of Minnesota The hounding of Rice, naturally, as important a priority as completing power over such matters — particularly ing Keystone before Harper committed invited her to give a lecture as all goes back to Bush national-secu- the Keystone XL pipeline in order to given that Congress hadn’t gotten around Canada to serve as the de facto interna- part of a series marking the 50th rity policy. If support for the Iraq cement America’s energy independence to creating federal regulatory framework tional public relations arm of the U.S. anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, War is a mark of odiousness, though, and its global clout as a net exporter. for international pipeline projects. government on the issue of Ukraine. This the school’s faculty roused itself. Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden and John But apparently, President Obama would Running around the globe and getting leverage is now gone, and that’s a shame. Roughly 200 of them demanded that Kerry should never be allowed to set rather annoy Russian oligarchs than the involved in markets largely irrelevant Keystone XL is about the only prag- the invitation be revoked, partly foot on a campus or sit on a corpo- American oligarchs who supported his to American interests while relegating matic thing that Canada could have because she is unfit to be part of a rate board, since they all voted to campaign — namely, billionaires Tom America’s economic autonomy to the hoped to gain from the Ukraine crisis. civil-rights lecture series. authorize it. Steyer and Warren Buffett, who have both back burner demonstrates misplaced Even Russia is scratching its head, won- What would give anyone the idea But Rice’s critics aren’t interested made bucketloads of cash off Keystone priorities. Wasn’t this supposed to be the dering what Canada is thinking. that a woman who was the nation’s in argument. As usual, her harass- XL alternatives and competitors. president who would hunker down at Chevron recently signed a $10 bil- first female African-American sec- ment is about narrowing the range According to last week’s State home and focus on resolving America’s lion deal to exploit Ukraine’s natural gas retary of state, who experienced Jim of respectability so as to limit the Department release, “Agencies need domestic problems? reserves. If those reserves are exported to Crow firsthand during her child- parameters of political debate. This additional time based on the uncertainty The more dependent America is on Europe, then Canada can likely kiss good- hood in Alabama, who was friends time, it is failing. The leaders of the created by the ongoing litigation in the foreign energy, the more it’s compelled bye the chance to export its own reserves with one of the girls killed in the University of Minnesota, Rutgers Nebraska Supreme Court which could to intervene in foreign lands from which into the European market — likely Birmingham church bombing, and Dropbox have refused to dump ultimately affect the pipeline route in that resources flow. The Keystone XL pipeline thwarting a potentially lucrative proposal would have anything relevant to say Rice. state.” helping to connect Canadian oil sands by Husky Energy to export liquefied natu- about civil rights? Of course, if the typical rules “Agencies” in this case really means to American refineries and ports would ral gas from the Atlantic Coast. The Minnesota professors say that applied, the fierce opposition to “Obama,” because we’re talking about an mean that America would have the luxury As for crude oil exports, undercutting it is in a “spirit of free expression” her would be attributed to racism, executive order here. And spare us the of being choosier about foreign missions, Russia’s market dominance in supplying that they ask for the reversal of Rice’s sexism and any other handy “-ism.” litigation talk. Only two executive orders freeing up money to address domestic Europe would first require getting maxi- invitation. Because nothing says Just imagine what Eric Holder would have ever been overturned by the judicial problems. This decrease in economic vul- mum oil down to U.S. Gulf Coast refiner- free expression like shutting down say if his opponents embarked on a branch. nerability would mean a direct increase ies and onto ships. Keystone XL would someone’s lecture. concerted campaign to silence and Stop stalling with this endless game in national security. play an essential role in doing that. They claim they would love to shun him. of hot potato, pull yourself up by that Further, that kind of control over an oil If only Russian President Vladimir have Rice come to the school on thread of dental floss you call a spine, supply brings a greater ability to export Putin could do America and Canada some other occasion. Presumably to Rich Lowry is editor of the and make a decision on Keystone already. influence. The wars of the future aren’t a favor by badmouthing the Keystone sit in the dock at a mock war-crimes National Review. The release from the State Department going to be “hot” wars with flying bul- XL project so that Obama could take a trial. even cites as justification Executive lets and overt hostilities — not in an era contrarian position and overcome what Order 13337, which was issued in 2004 where people are struggling to put food appears to be a highly issue-specific case by former President George W. Bush with on the table and therefore have little of writer’s cramp. EDITORIAL BOARD the explicit goal to “expedite reviews of appetite for nation-building in lands permits as necessary to accelerate the other than their own. The trend is toward Rachel Marsden is a columnist, politi- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern completion of energy production and “cold” wars driven by economics, with cal strategist and former Fox News host Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor transmission projects” that cross interna- battles fought to maximize economic alli- based in Paris. 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TUESDAY April 29, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION Just laws are indispensable to a civilized society aw Day, a day set aside for further crime and disorder trial, and protect against unjust for us to reflect on law’s once offenders are released. Still, punishment. Lrole in society, is May 1. A Ken K. Gourdin while genuine change behind The First Amendment pro- realistic reflection requires us bars is difficult, it is not impos- tects the people’s voice in the GUEST COLUMNIST to recognize both its limits and sible. public sphere by guaranteeing its invaluable contribution to Another of law’s purposes is freedom of speech, the right to society. that just laws also enable society assemble peacefully, to peace- It is true that law has its lim- harm, failing to compensate to balance justice and mercy. ably petition the government to its. It is shortsighted at best (and harms or punish the guilty Often, we speak of a guilty party repair wrongs, and so on. It also simply foolish at worst) to think would make society as a whole having “paid his debt to society” guarantees freedom of religion. that law is capable of righting less civilized and just. That after he has complied with the Examples of laws giving the every wrong. would be an even worse result. terms of his sentence. Once that whole people a voice in the Often, where civil law is con- Notwithstanding its limits, happens along with sufficient political process are the Civil cerned, mere money is but a however, the law also serves contrition and change, he is Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting poor substitute for compensat- important purposes. True, many considered rehabilitated. Rights Act of 1965. Laws such as ing the loss of someone who has believe (rightly, in my view) But the law is more than these have helped fulfill the full suffered a serious civil wrong. that government doesn’t give a sword to punish the guilty promise of what it means to be And the only thing the criminal us our freedoms because those (or the liable). It also protects an American. PAID ADVERTISEMENT law can do is punish someone freedoms are innate. Still, I also the innocent and ensures that On Law Day and always, after the fact. believe that Katharine Lee Bates people have a voice in the pub- may we exercise the vigilance The limits of both approaches was right when she wrote in her lic sphere and in the political President Abraham Lincoln doing business are clear. Neither remedy dis- stirring anthem, “America, The process. called for in the Gettysburg Celebrating 10 years cussed in the preceding para- Beautiful,” that law “confirm[s] . The Constitution’s Fourth, Address so that “government by in our community! graph puts the person harmed . . liberty.” Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth the people, for the people, and in the same position he would Another such purpose is reha- Amendments all protect the of the people shall not perish be in if the harm had not bilitation. True, many would innocent. Respectively, they from the earth.” occurred in the first place. Law argue (persuasively so, in many limit searches, protect the cannot undo the harm. cases) that our prisons have accused from having to incrimi- Ken K. Gourdin, of Tooele, is a While law cannot undo the become mere breeding grounds nate himself, guarantee a jury certified paralegal. Heating and Cooling GUEST OPINION

It’s time to divorce ourselves from the skin game Air Conditioning Fire places Furnace Heat Pumps hen it comes to race in is a policy that fosters cynicism. Most government officials and Air Filtration Ductless Systems America, the last thing Such policies only serve the journalists call it “affirmative Humidifiers Gas Lines Cool WI’d want is to be consid- John Kass politicians, who hand out the action.” That’s the polite refer- Thermostats ered a coward. spoils, using racial preference as ence suggesting that the govern- your house GUEST COLUMNIST Tune-Up and Maintenance for as low as But then, it’s so easy to be governmental levers as they win ment is affirming our rights. $75 PER MONTH cowardly in America when it power and treasure for them- But that’s not what it does. It o.a.c. comes to race. selves. discriminates. And in matters of It’s not normal for people to remain divided. All that has to change, and it race, I prefer to call things what 435-843-4482 take positions that can leave But remove them, allow merit won’t change unless we divorce they are. Affirmative action is We service and sell Fully Licensed and insured them vulnerable and make it to dictate success, and pressure ourselves from the skin game. nothing but racial preference. easy for others to brand them as will increase on local communi- And then I thought of Holder. Success should be based on Save up to $1,300 racist and then shun them. Such ties to improve public educa- He’s gone back to that well hard work and merit, not on in rebates on a pressure is a fact of American tion at the elementary and high — the one full of racial cowards skin pigmentation. All major credit cards accepted Lennox home comfort system life. So instead of talking, they school levels. in America — since that original Racial preference has noth- With coupon. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 05/31/2014. clam up. Those young people on the 2009 speech. His comments ing to do with merit. But it has Their lips may stop mov- south and west sides of Chicago, obviously created controversy, everything to do with politics. ing. But they don’t stop think- those children who are among with some thinking the word ing. And Attorney General Eric the ones gunned down every “cowardice” was a bit much. John Kass is a columnist Holder said as much shortly day, aren’t helped by the cur- “It’s a question of being hon- for the Chicago Tribune who after Barack Obama was elected rent system. They’re not the est with ourselves and racial also hosts a radio show on Find Your Dream Home! president of the United States. elites. They’re not going to the issues that divide us,” Holder WLS-AM. His e-mail address TOOELETRANSCRIPT “Though this nation has University of Michigan. Too told journalists at a news confer- is [email protected], and his proudly thought of itself as an many are not even getting out of ence called shortly afterward. Twitter handle is @john_kass. BULLETIN ethnic melting pot, in things high school alive. “It’s not easy to talk about it. We racial we have always been and The ugly secret is that racial- have to have the guts to be hon- continue to be, in too many preference politics helps the est with each other, accept criti-

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 29, 2014 Follow us OBITUARIY on Facebook! Duane (Pat) Lattimer Irene Murphy Duane (Pat) Lattimer peace- Beloved Mother Irene Murphy fully took his final walk on passed away on April 28 in TOOELETRANSCRIPT Thursday, April 24, 2014, with Tooele. She was 89 years old. She his loving wife Carla by his will be loved and missed. She is BULLETIN side. Born on March 17, 1934, survived by Brian and Barbara in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Murphy. There will be a grave- Dalbert J. Lattimer and Dorothy side service on Wednesday at the Jonasen Lattimer. Pat graduated Tooele City Cemetery at 1 p.m. top of his class at Superior High with a viewing from 12 p.m. to 1 School in Wisconsin. He served p.m. at Tate Mortuary. two years in the Korean War. Pat married his best friend Carla on December 22, 1982. They had 31 amazing years together. Their �� union was blessed with 3 sons and a daughter. Survived by his wife, Carla; sons Eric, Chad and �� William; and daughter, Ann. They are blessed with six grandchil- 2, 2014, in the great room of the dren and three great-grandchil- Remington Park Apartments, 495 dren. In honor of Pat, a celebra- W. Utah Avenue, Tooele. Services tion for family and friends will entrusted with Didericksen be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, May Memorial, 435-277-0050.

SHOWCASE Frank OHLMAN MATTERS OF FAITH �� M Attorney at Law Leadership requires true humility PM FREE Editor’s note: “Matters of the campfire in no time.” Consultation faith” is a column that provides for I am often reminded of the MAY 2 • 6 local religious leaders a place to saying that fools rush in where Wills & write about how their respective Samuel Dinsdale angels fear to tread. In this case, TOOELE HIGH SCHOOL MAIN GYM Trusts faiths provide hope, courage and GUEST COLUMNIST the fool applies to me. I appreci- strength in these modern times. ate the wisdom of the early desert monastics who ran to their �� n the second Sunday caves when they saw the bishop 493 W. 400 N. Tooele of Easter (last Sunday), Of course this is not official coming. ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDES: Pope Francis and Pope doctrine, but was probably dis- O Leadership, whether it is 882-4800 Emeritus Benedict celebrated cussed between priests while • Sha-Ronns • Dance Company the sainthood of John XXIII and sharing an aperitif before dinner being the pope, bishop, or pas- www.tooelelawoffice.com John Paul II. and speaking about the lives of tor, requires humility in the • Sha-Ronn Minis • THS Cheer What the Catholic Church their former bosses. The truth sense that you have to be will- means by this is that they made behind the comical idea of the ing to be humiliated often by • Local Studios • Majestix it to heaven and are in union poor cardinal’s soul waiting in the people that you are called to • Solos • and More... with God, Father, Son and Holy purgatory is the realization of serve and guide. As Christians Opinions Spirit, and with all of the holy how difficult it is to be a holy we call it, “embracing the cross.” people who lived holy lives and leader. The great popes — John XXIII �� Shared Freely. relied on God’s mercy to forgive Starting in the 3rd century, and John Paul II — guided the (Yours and Ours.) the sins that they committed. holy men and women fled to the Church so that it responded to �� It is God who makes us saints, deserts of Egypt to focus their the needs of the current world. Open Forum not because we are perfect, but life on prayer and penance. This John XXIII initiated the 2nd that we know that we are sinners was the beginning of monasti- Vatican Council in 1962. He died who need his mercy. In grati- Every Tuesday cism. There are many stories in 1963. Paul XI continued with tude, we attempt to live holy that when a bishop would go out the council, which ended in lives, that involve trying to keep into the desert to look for these TOOELE RANSCRIPT 1965. The Church also renewed T the commandments, caring for holy men to ordain as priests, BULLETIN the poor, and maintain a life of they would run away from the herself to adapt to the turbulent communal and private prayer. bishop. They were aware of the times of the 60s. The Church The Church rarely makes her added difficulty they would face looked to the past and to the former popes saints. It’s dif- in their life if they had to be current times, and asked the ficult enough to live a holy life; responsible as a pastor. question of who are we, what even more so when you add the I was assigned by Bishop are we called to do, and how do responsibility of leadership for John Wester (he is the pastor we relate to the rest of the world. the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics. of the entire state of Utah and John Paul II visited more plac- NOW OPEN About 20 years ago when I Wendover) to Tooele four years es than any other pope. He was was in college, I went to Chicago ago. I was formerly pastor of a charismatic and loved. He built with my parents over the little church in Salt Lake City bridges with the Orthodox, Jews, Christmas break. On Sunday we called St. Patrick on the west Muslims, and Protestants. How attended mass at Holy Name side of the city. Before this I was we see the pope is largely based Cathedral. I remember that the an associate pastor or parochial upon how John Paul II lived the priest in his homily commented vicar in Midvale and then Park papacy. I feel that Francis also on the former cardinals’ hats City and Heber. will be remembered as one of that were hanging from the ceil- I was informed of all of the ing of the cathedral. He said challenges that St. Marguerite the great popes. It is little won- that when the cord that held the faced and that the bishop trust- der that he embraces humility hat from ceiling disintegrated ed my pastoral abilities to put and service to the poor. and let the hat fall to the cathe- out the fires. My naiveté made dral floor, it was a sign that the me think, “Oh, we’ll figure out Rev. Dinsdale is the priest at deceased cardinal’s soul sprang these problems. We’ll all be join- St. Marguerite Catholic Church from purgatory. ing hands and singing around in Tooele.

Senate District 68, which includes Lake Point. Lake Point, Erda, Grantsville, Senate District 17 includes continued from page A1 Wendover, Dugway, Stockton, Lake Point, Stansbury Park, West Rush Valley, Vernon, Ophir and Erda, Grantsville, Wendover, along with the appearance of parts of Stansbury Park, along Dugway, Stockton, Rush Valley, state Senate Republican leaders with Juab and Millard counties, Vernon and Ophir along with at the convention who endorsed and parts of Utah and Beaver parts of Box Elder and Cache Thatcher, contributed to her counties counties. loss. Nelson has no Democratic Rep. Doug Sagers’ state House Thatcher will be challenged challenger but will be opposed District 21 lies entirely within in the general election by Clare on the general election ballot Tooele County. Sagers was unop- Collard, a Democrat from by Independent American can- posed at the county Republican Magna. didate Rett Rowley of Delta. Convention held April 18. Rep. Merrill Nelson’s, R- Sen. Pete Knudson, R- Voters will choose between Grantsville, Republican challeng- Brigham City, who represents Sagers and Democrat Rick er Cindy Vincent, of Stockton, Senate District 17, also had no Pollock in the general election. withdrew from the race before Republican challenger. House District 21 includes the convention leaving Nelson Knudson is being chal- Tooele City, Pine Canyon, and to advance to the general elec- lenged in the general election part of Erda. tion without a convention chal- by Democrat Scott Totman of The general election will be lenge. Stansbury Park and Constitution held Nov. 4. Nelson represents House party member Kirk Pearson from [email protected] �� Subscribe Today! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Magazine BULLETIN 435.882.0599 2376 N 400 E • STE 205 • TOOELE A7

TUESDAY April 29, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 NEED CASH NOW? Teen hurt after getting hit by truck We Want to Make You a Loan! $100-$3,000 TODAY! by Lisa Christensen ing eggs at one another at The boy tried to step out of Lake hospital in serious condi- Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 STAFF WRITER Grantsville Reservoir about the way of the truck and dodge tion, where he remained as of 11:20 p.m. when the 17-year-old it, but was hit, Scharmann said. Monday, Scharmann said. No A Grantsville High School stu- boy stepped in front of anoth- “He wasn’t intentionally run one involved with the incident dent was injured Thursday night er teen’s truck, said Lt. Travis over,” he said. “It was acciden- had been cited as of press time Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT in an egging war. Scharmann of the Tooele County tal.” Tuesday. Local News Source. BULLETIN A group of teens were throw- Sheriff’s Office. The boy was flown to a Salt [email protected]

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Friends and family of slain Stansbury High student Jesse Horowitz gathered at Woodland Park in Stansbury for a candlelight vigil Monday. Parents Darcy and Matt Horowitz asked the crowd to raise their candles and give their son a moment of silence. Darcy Horowitz said she could feel Jesse’s presence at the vigil.

Fight Tooele County was that of 69- year-old Evelynne Derricott, continued from page A1 who was killed in her Tooele home in October 2011. Her case Law enforcement and medi- remains open. cal crews were called immedi- An account for Horowitz’s ately by bystanders, and emer- family has been established at gency personnel arrived within Wells Fargo Bank as the Jesse minutes, he said, but Horowitz Horowitz Memorial Fund. died at the scene from his inju- [email protected] ries. Deputies later arrested both Beach and Coffey at Larry Gene Beach Roy Gene Coffey Coffey’s Stansbury Park home, Scharmann said. Beach was situation.” school]. Sometimes we don’t booked into the Tooele County In his senior season, Horowitz know how much we influence Detention Center for homicide, rushed 84 times for 618 yards people until after death, and �� while Coffey was booked on — an average of 7.36 yards per then you find out how large your charges of accessory to homi- carry — ranking him second on circle of influence is,” he said. �� ing cide and obstruction of jus- the team for rushing. “Even a kid who’s not a popular pr tice. No formal court charges Although Horowitz would kid or well-known, any time we S had been filed as of Tuesday at have graduated in a few weeks, lose a youth, it’s a cause for grief e noon. and wouldn’t have played and mourning and loss.” at At a candlelight vigil held in Stallion Stadium again, Rogers said many rumors r Monday night at Woodland Park Christiansen said his loss is about the fight and what led to b Choose your own in Stansbury, Horowitz’s family acutely felt by his teammates. Horowitz’s death, had been cir- e l fl oor plan and home asked the more than 100 friends “He was a player for us and he culating, which he felt made the e WITH A and community members there will be extremely missed. Our atmosphere at the high school site, pick your own to help police with the inves- team’s going through a tough more volatile in an already emo- C colors, customize tigation and to resolve differ- time with this,” he said. “I don’t tional situation. He added the your NEW HOME ences peacefully. think anyone’s grasped it yet, school and school district have with the features Horowitz’s mother, Darcy this senseless act of violence. been told few details about the Horowitz, recalled her son as Our thoughts and prayers go out incident. YOU choose!! being caring and helpful — pos- to his family. It’s tough enough Scharmann said the investiga- �� itive attributes that led him to for us and I can’t imagine what tion remains open while detec- a dangerous situation when he it’s like for them. We try to do tives verify witness accounts tried to help his friend at the what we can to honor him.” of the incident. He said he did fight. Rogers said even for the peo- not expect any more arrests to The Tooele County School ple who didn’t know Horowitz be made, though more charges District provided a crisis team well, or perhaps at all, an inci- for obstruction of justice may ��Home! for students at Stansbury dent like this inevitably impacts be filed if false statements were High School and Stansbury everyone at the school. given. Elementary School following “It definitely affects [the The last reported murder in the incident. Superintendent Scott Rogers said this is the �� first time to his knowledge a homicide has been committed Pet of the Week on school grounds. He said the �� crisis team’s goal is to help students deal with the loss of their classmate and, in many cases, friend, in the most productive ways possible. Grand Opening “It’s upsetting any time we lose a student, and this one is especially upsetting,” he said. “People deal with it differently. �� You want to give students space �� to talk it out or stay home. We just try to provide support.” He added, “When a crisis team Visit Our Decorated Model shows up, they don’t take over; it’s not like incident command. �� We’re trying to support grieving for fi nding all kids, some who were close to PRICES STARTING AT $182,000 him, and grieving staff mem- our pets a good • Stainless Steel appliance package upgrade bers. We want to support the home. with new build for fi rst 5 buyers grieving families all we can.” • Lot sizes up to .34 of an acre. 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Tooele Program Online courses rament followed by fellowship. Sunday be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday Girls Soccer Jr. Stallion Skills chapters in Tooele to accommodate your Knowledge is power. Choose Saint Online courses in Network+ and mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ night dinners include clam chowder or Camp schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron homemade chili, and/or fish baskets at 5 p.m. at the old county courthouse. Marguerite Catholic School for our junior Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- May 3 and May 10 at Stansbury High Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: (halibut, shrimp, or chicken strips). Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 for informa- AARP Smart Driver high where children can grow strong in fessional seeking to upgrade their skills School soccer field. Cost is $30 with AARP Smart Driver class is an updated [email protected]. Web at Saturday night dinners include 16-oz tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday at spirit and knowledge. Please call 435- and knowledge of networking and secu- T-shirt or $20 without T-shirt. Seventh four-hour refresher course designed www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are ribeye or T-bone steak with a choice 9 a.m. at the Bit n Spur Clubhouse, 240 882-0081 for details. rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA and eighth graders from 8-9:30 a.m., specifically for older drivers. The class God’s beloved child, beautifully created of baked potato/fries, salad and roll; W. 500 North. Call Lisa at 882-1442 for Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the fifth and sixth graders from 9:30-11 will be held at Mountain West Medical in God’s own image. Whatever your his- Halibut or salmon steak with a choice information. Also see the TOPS website Saint Marguerite Kindergarten TATC at 248-1800 for more information a.m., third and fourth graders from Center, 2050 N. Main, Tooele, Friday, tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, of baked or fries, salad and roll, or at www.tops.org. Program or to enroll. noon to 1:30 p.m., and kindergartners May 16, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lunch is the Episcopal Church welcomes you. jumbo shrimp with a choice of baked or Every child yearns to learn. Choose through second graders from 1:30-3 included. The cost is $15 for members fries, salad and roll. All meals are for a Tooele Gem and Mineral Saint Marguerite Catholic School for Adult education p.m. and $20 for non-members. All partici- our outstanding ALL DAY kindergarten Get your high school diploma this year. Spanish services reasonable price. No orders taken after Society La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le pants must sign up prior to the day of program for the 2014-2015 school year. All classes required for a high school 8:45. Daily lunch specials are available Tooele Gem and Mineral Society meets invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves the class at 843-3690 or 843-3691. Please call 435-882-0081 for more diploma, adult basic education, GED at the lodge from 11a.m. For members Groups and Events the second Tuesday of each month 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you details. preparation and English as a second and their guests only. at the Tooele Applied Technology Boys and Girls Clubs of Tooele language are available. Register now to their Spanish services on Thursday College, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., 7:30 p.m. Summer Club, ages 6-12, begins June 9 at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come Entertainment Day of Prayer Excelsior Academy tours to graduate — just $50 per semester. The National Day of Prayer is this Membership dues are only $10 per year and runs through Aug. 15, 8:30 a.m. to Curious about charter schools? Want to Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- to know a church that focused in the Tony Medina Band Friday, May 2, from if you would like to join, or just come 6 p.m. Cost is $375 for summer ($125 word of God rather than the emotions. 7 to 11 p.m. For members and their Thursday. There will be a gathering of know more about Excelsior Academy? 8750. Adult education classes are for churches at Noon, May 1, at Veteran’s visit. Come learn about rocks, minerals due upon registration). Space is limited. Tours are held each Wednesday students 18 and over. God loves you and he wants to reveal guests only. and ways to craft with them and enjoy Interested? Call 843-5719. himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 Memorial Park, at Main Street and Vine at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a Street in Tooele. Join with us as we pray field trips for rock collecting. We are range of topics such as the Excelsior ESOL North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides Suicide Prevention Training celebrating 50 years since the club was Suicide Prevention Training Thursday, together for God’s guidance and bless- Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct ESOL conversational classes are provided. formed. Come have fun with us! Visit us Grantsville held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL May 15, at 7 p.m. ings upon our nation, state, and local Instruction, CHAMPS and the character entities. There will be food and time on Facebook. Contact: 435-882-5752 development program. There is also students may also come anytime the St. Marguerite or email TooeleGemAndMineral@gmail. St. Marguerite Catholic Community Shred Day to get to know each other better, after Baby Animal Days an opportunity to observe the school’s center is open for individualized study. com. welcomes you to worship with us. Shred Day May 31st from 10 a.m. to 1 singing and praying. God calls us to pray Springtime at the Farm! May 3, 10 a.m. unique group settings. Come and tour Registration is $50 per semester. Call Our liturgy schedule is as follows: p.m. Bring your documents you want to for our leaders, let us answer that call. to 5 p.m., Clark Historic Farm (378 the building and have any questions 833-8750 for more information. Live Fit Tooele County Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7:45 a.m. shred ($5 for all you have). W.Clark St.). Baby animal petting zoo, answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. Live Fit Tooele County sponsored indoor agricultural demonstrations, pony and (Spanish), 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., Stansbury Riders Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. Special Events The Stansbury Riders are looking for active play. For a detailed calendar, go wagon rides, food, kids’ craft barn, Scouting Monday through Friday 9 a.m. Religious to livefittc.org. farm and heritage tour (11 a.m. and 1 education for youth: Sunday 9 a.m. Mrs. Joellen Williams will have her new youth and adult members. The p.m.), seed/seedling exchange (2 p.m.), Confession 4 p.m. Saturday. Office beautiful silk flowers available for sale youth ages are 6 to 15 and will do Sons of Utah Pioneers Tooele Family Center Cub Scout Roundtable for Mother’s Day and Memorial Day on sign ups for both adult and youth at Kentucky Derby kids races, Fancy Hat What do you have planned for the first hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday The goals of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Friday and Saturday May 9 and 10, and 6 p.m. on Monday or Wednesday at Contest (3 p.m., and Maypole Dance Thursday each month? Reserve this eve- and Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Story and craft hour May 16 and 17 from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. the Grantsville arena located behind (noon). Admission is $3 for adults, $2 ning and join other Cub Scouters from 435-882-3860. St. Marguerite Catholic alive our pioneer heritage. We do this Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at both weekends. City Hall in Grantsville, UT. The adult for kids (age 2-12), and $12 for a family Tooele County at Cub Scout Roundtable. Elementary School can be reached through histories, stories, artifacts, the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy ages are 15 and up. Youth practice will pass. Enjoy a fun spring activity for the Do you need help with a challenge? at 435-882-0081. We are located on monuments, museums, service and the adventures of books and make fun be begin Mondays and Wednesday at whole family! Do you have a success that you would the corner of Seventh Street and Vine scholarships. Much of this labor of crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. Eagles 6:30 p.m. Practice will also be held at like to share? Do you enjoy being with Street. love is found in the Tooele Pioneer Heritage and Home Tour 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at the Grantsville arena. Must have own 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind other Cub Scout leaders and learning Museum at 47 E. Vine in Tooele, as The Grantsville Heritage and Home Tour Brit-Ammi Kahal Eagles Family Night horse in order to participate. For more well as various statues and monuments Tooele High School). how to make the Cub Scouting program The Eagles will have their last family will be held in conjunction with Memorial Covenant People Assembly are teach- information please contact Chevelle around the county. The Tooele Pioneer better in your pack or den? Do you need night until October on Saturday, May 3. Day activities at the Clark Historic Farm. ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Anderson 435-841-2851. cemetery, at the mouth of Settlement Preschool hour information about upcoming training and Kathy Schultz and Dorothy Kindred will The tour will feature historic homes and faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at Fundraiser Boutique Canyon, is another of our projects. We Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele Cub Scouting activities? Have you regis- serve hot dogs with all the trimmings, businesses around town. Tickets are $5 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call Help us raise money to help Braydin are always looking for artifacts and Family Center has a fun activity hour tered your Webelos for Webelos Outdoor baked beans, pasta salad and dessert and will be available beginning May 15 843-5444 for more information. Evans go to the Little Britches Rodeo histories, including yearbooks, as a loan of learning, singing and creating. This Activity? Come meet Thursday, May 1, at 6:30 p.m. with Bingo to follow. The at Williams’ Video. Finals in Pueblo, Colo. The boutique will or gift to be displayed for everyone’s Ready, Set, School! preschool class is 7:30 p.m., Tooele Junior High School, cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children Bible Baptist Church be held on May 2 and 3 at Taco Time/ benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. for all children up to 5 years of age. 411 W. Vine, Tooele. The folks at Bible Baptist Church would 11 years and younger. Please come and Family History Center Big Rod’s from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We To learn more about this fascinating Please come and enjoy the fun. For like to invite you to some old fashioned bring the family for a fun evening. Public Greet your ancestors free at the Webelos Outdoor Activity have items for Mother’s Day gifts and work, attend a potlcuk dinner the first more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or church services with singing from the invited. Grantsville Family History Center, 117 Webelos and their parents are invited we are having a raffle to help raise the Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine old fashioned hymns and messages E. Cherry St. All are welcome with to register for the annual Webelos funds. Come join us and find a special the Tooele Senior Citizens Center next St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele High from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some consultants there to assist you. Open Outdoor Activity, May 9-10. Check in gift for Mom. to the Tooele Pioneer Museum. A short School). things should never change. Sunday Disabled American Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday starts that Friday at 5 p.m., and activity educational program will follow din- Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; DUP Spring Convention through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 ends Saturday at 3:30 p.m. This activity Veterans ner. To speak with someone about the gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 All Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Tooele to 9 p.m. Fitness and Health requires the Webelos Scout’s parent for museum, call Tim Booth at 882-1902. p.m.; Wednesday evening services, County and Tooele Valley Companies are Agricultural Irrigation him to participate. The cost is $30. Pre- Meeting invited to attend the annual DUP Tooele For more information about the Sons registration is required and can be done 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at Grantsville Irrigation has issued agri- Free Triathlon Clinics DAV meeting is scheduled Saturday, May District Spring Convention. An invitation of Utah Pioneers, call Glen Stevens at at McBeth’s Scout Shop, 134 W. 400 840-2152. cultural users two regular turns so far. Tooele City and LiveFit Tooele County 17 at 2 p.m., Moose Lodge. The DAV is extended to everyone with pioneer 882-3168. South. Deadline to register is April 22. Residential users have been allotted will be offering free triathlon clinics. The Mountain View Baptist Church holds meetings on the third Saturday of heritage to join with us this day. Get Call Michelle or Roger at 435-882-9919 Mood disorder support group 250,000 gallons per “A” share. You next workshop will be Wednesday, June We would like to invite you to discover every month. luncheon tickets from Lynn Bevan for 4 at Pratt Aquatic Center, 55 N. 200 for more information. Do you or someone you love have a are responsible to keep track of your what God’s plan and purpose is for Volunteer Drivers Needed $10. The Spring Convention is April 26 mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation meter readings. “Like” us on Facebook West, Tooele, 6:30 p.m. If you would your life. The Bible contains all of the with a general meeting at 10 a.m., after The DAV is looking for three volunteer offers help, hope and healing. Please for updates on the system. Contact the like more information about the free answers for life’s questions. Come which luncheon will be served. Location Churches drivers. No DAV membership is required. join us for support group sessions every office at 884-3451 with any questions Triathlon Clinics, contact Tooele City and join us this Sunday for our adult is at TATC in the multipurpose room, 88 Will need a VA physical. Call Jim Yale at Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New or concerns. Parks and Recreation, 435-843-2142 or Bible study and graded Sunday School S. Tooele Blvd. 435-849-0521 or 882-7626. Or call Les Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in [email protected]. The Church of Jesus Christ of which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship Latter-day Saints Peterson at 435-830-7812. Spring Boutique Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at service begins at 11 a.m. We also have 841-9903. Tooele City Library Historic Benson To find a meeting house and time of a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 A fundraiser for Utah Dancers, Friday, worship for The Church of Jesus Christ p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 Veterans April 25, 5-7:30 p.m., Excelsior PFCCA Regular Events Grist Mill of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs Academy, 124 Erda Way. Vendors, bake The Professional Family Child Care Tuesdays, 11 a.m., Wiggle Worms (inter- mon.org/meetinghouse or contact 435- and let us pray together for God’s help. sale and prize drawings. Association of Utah will be holding 850-8211. Information and Benefits Fair active story time for 1- to 2-year-old chil- Tour Guide Training Mountain View Baptist Church meets at You’re invited to a Veteran’s Information Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth dren); Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite Utah Hunter Education The Benson Grist Mill will be holding Berean Full Gospel Church and Benefits Fair on Thursday, May Courses take place April 23 and 24 on Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. and 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, training for volunteer tour guides on 2C. Join us. 8, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the World This support group/training meeting 4 to 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, We invite you to discover how God’s 26th Range. All classes are from 6-9 Thursday, May 1, at 10 a.m. For more Word can transform your life and provide Stansbury Park Baptist Church War II Museum, 1232 W. Utah Avenue, p.m. State law requires students to is open to all childcare providers in movies and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 information, call Marilyn at 882-7137. Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, you with the answers for questions and Please join us each Sunday morning at Tooele, west of the railroad tracks. For attend all sessions of class. Classes p.m., kids crafts; Select Tuesdays, 4 questions, call Robin Herrera at (435) Grantsville and Lake Point. For more p.m., family movies. Volunteers and Funding for problems you may be struggling to 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible held at Tooele County Health Building, overcome. Come join us this Sunday 833-7321. 151 N. Main St. For more information information, call Kathy Witt, 435-830- The Benson Grist Mill will be open this Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse morning for our 10 a.m. worship service call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at 9614. Square Foot Gardening 101 year! We have volunteers, we need (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For where we will assemble in praise, share 882-6795. All students must purchase Learn how to grow all the organic food money. Please contribute $1, or more, details, please call us at 830-1868 or Masons Family Support Center testimonies and explore worship in ways a Hunter Education voucher for $10 you’ll need in just 20 percent of the for each familiy member. The Indians, go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. The Family Support Center is a non- that strive to highlight the greatness of from a license agent/vender before space needed for a traditional garden. trappers, explorers, pioneers, farmers, profit agency providing services in Salt God. After our morning praise and wor- First Lutheran Church Meeting attending a class. Bring the voucher to This 90-minute class takes place ranchers and miners all camped, rested Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh Masons meeting second Friday at the first class and give to the instructor. Saturday, May 3, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and got water at Twin Springs. Send in-home parenting skills program. Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday St. would like to invite you to hear of 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 The voucher includes all costs for the contributions today to: Tooele County Families with children birth to 17 will mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s God’s grace and the love of Christ who Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast class and includes a small game license Healthy Family Pets Bension Grist Mill Fund, 47 S. Main, receive instruction during an 80-minute Dr. Gary Gowans from Countryside Glass), or call 435-578-8022 for more died to forgive you of your sins and on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s that is validated upon completion of Tooele, Utah, 84074. weekly visit to gain the tools they need attain salvation on your behalf every Cafe. For more information or a ride, Animal Clinic will share tips to keep our information. the class. to strengthen their family. Topics dis- pets healthy and happy, Tuesday, May 8, Sunday morning at 10 a.m. call Blair 801-554-0527. Benson Gristmill Fund First Baptist Church Brain Injury Support Group cussed include communication, conflict 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. The Historic Benson Gristmill Some churches seek to entertain, some New Life Christian Fellowship Tooele County Brain Injury Support resolution, attachment and bonding, Restoration Committee is seeking seek to be politically correct. We seek We invite you to worship and serve Tooele County Group meets on the fourth Thursday of establishing rules and routines as well Oh My Tech: Tech Tutors donations from individuals, groups, and Get tech savvy with a personal tech to know Jesus Christ better, through Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and each month, TATC, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., as managing stress. Please contact businesses to help with restoration Historical Society tutor, Tuesday, May 13, 6-7 p.m. understanding and applying His Word to food pantry is open from noon to 3 6:30-7:30 p.m. All survivors, family and Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for efforts and the operation of the historic our lives. If that is what you seek, then p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 friends are welcome. Please join us on more information. You can also visit gristmill site. Donations may be sent Meeting and Speaker Babysitter Camp join us in worship of the Lord, and in E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Facebook at Tooele County Brain Injury familysupportcenter.org. to Tooele County Parks and Recreation Our featured speaker for the Tooele Get ready to make some money this serving Him by serving those around us. women and men are also available Support Group. For more information, Volunteer Benson Gristmill Fund, 47. S. County Historical Society meeting on Tooele Family AI-Anon summer. You can learn to be the best Sunday Bible study: 9:45 a.m., Worship every week. Sunday services are in the contact Michelle at mlgarbett@gmail. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. For Tuesday, May 13, at 7 p.m., will be Tom Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at Alano Club (by babysitter on the block, Saturday, May is at 11 a.m., 882-2048. Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. com. more information contact Mike Shuler Tripp, director of technical services and White’s Trailer Court), 1120 Utah Ave., 17, 11 a.m. to noon. and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 602-826-9471. United Methodist Church development for U.S. Magnesium in New Reflection Open House Sundays at 5 p.m. at Mountain of Faith a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find Tooele County. His informative and inter- Take 25: Child Identification Tooele United Methodist Church ser- Those who suffer from mental illness Lutheran Church. Call Gesele with ques- out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting esting presentation will be about the vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. in the Tooele area have an established tions, 435-224-4015. Kits www.NLOT.org. U.S. Magnesium plant where he works. Music Please check our website, tooelecumc. safe place and training grounds in Get your child’s identification kit updat- Our meeting will be held at the Tooele Tooele Springs Calvary Chapel is hosting org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Fundraiser Car Wash! the New Reflection Clubhouse. In an ed at no charge with Tooele City Police County Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine Seniors California Baptist University Women’s 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at 801-651- Come to New Life Christian Fellowship effort to make more people aware of officers at this event, Saturday, May 24, Street in Tooele. Parking is in the rear Choir on May 7 at 7 p.m. at 47 N. 2557 for more info. We are located at (411 E Utah Ave) starting at 10 a.m. the Clubhouse, its mission and what it 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. of the building. Please enter through Main Street in Tooele. The choir is com- 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. this Saturday, April 26, and support offers the community, the Clubhouse Medical equipment needed the back door and take the ramp down posed of more than 60 students from our mission team that is going to members are hosting an open house Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers to the meeting room. Members and Grantsville City California Baptist University in Southern Wednesday meal Guatemala in October this year! Help on May 5 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The are in need of donated medical equip- tuests are welcome. If you would like California. We would like to invite the Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., them raise money to pay for food, Clubhouse is located at 565 W. 900 ment to be used for seniors in need. Library to join our organization, dues are only community to this free concert. we will serve a free dinner from Tooele wheelchairs, a new home and many South in Tooele. The members will also New or gently used items needed are $5 a year. United Methodist Church. Everyone more basic necessities to the people of be selling cookbooks for $10 to help wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other Programs items that may be useful to our seniors. is invited to come and eat. Our goal Guatemala! Thank you for your support! Historical Society Books pay for travel to conferences. The Grantsville City Library, 42 N. Utah State is to provide a free, hot meal for Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- Tooele County Historical Society’s books Bowery St., has started the fall/winter everyone. We want to get the com- Tooele Christian Fellowship Tooele Valley Family History ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, University and 4H will be available to purchase at our Story Time Program. Story Time will be munity involved and invite all people in Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. meeting. The History of Tooele County Center held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless order to forge relationships and build Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 Volume II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, Research your ancestors free with otherwise indicated. The program is Science and Technology bridges between people of all economic N. Main, former Stowes Family Music Grantsville Senior Center and Railroading in Tooele is $20, and trained FamilySearch volunteers at the designed to create in young children a Building Groundbreaking backgrounds in Tooele. Although the building. For more information, call 435- The senior center is for the enjoyment we also have eight note cards depicting Tooele Valley Family History Center, love of books through stories, puppets, USU-Tooele groundbreaking ceremony meal is being served from TUMC, it 224-3392 or www.tooelechristianfellow- of all senior citizens 55 and older. four different pioneer buildings for $4. 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435- games, music and crafts. For more infor- for the new Science and Technology is a non-denominational event and we ship.org. Parking and entrance in back Activities have started. For info, call These will make great gifts for your fam- 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday mation, call 435-884-1670. Building will be May 15, 2 p.m. invite and encourage all people to join of building. 884-3446. Exercise class twice a week, ily and friends. through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. bunco, bingo, pinochle once a week. us. We will need help and volunteers in Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. various ways, such as helping to serve, Jewelry, painting and ceramics once a Schools TATC Historical sign Wednesday evenings by appointment week. Arts and Crafts on the second cook and clean up, donate food and Charity The Tooele Co. Historical Society has only. Special classes offered regularly. share talents. If you are interested in and fourth Monday at 10 a.m. Meals on Chinese Immersian at CPR Certification recently made a loan agreement with Call the center for more information. Wheels for homebound. Lunch served getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders Tooele Children’s Justice the Utah State Historical Society to TATC offers a CPR course designed daily. Suggested donation of $3. The Northlake at [email protected] or call Center display an old Lincoln Highway sign that Family History Classes for responders required to have CPR center also provides rides to the store Northlake Elementary is excited to offer (785) 737-3467. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in was on the border of Utah and Nevada. Eight weeks of Family History classes, certification or for those who simply or doctor visits in Tooele and Grantsville Mandarin Chinese as part of the Dual need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. We The unique sign is on display at the 7-8:30 p.m., Thursday nights through want to help in an emergency. The Church of Christ areas. Call 843-4102. Language Immersion Program. Currently appreciate all donations. For inquiries or Pioneer Museum. May 23. Please call the Family History we have openings on a first come, first course is based on the American Heart Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 Center to sign up, 435-882-1396. Tooele Senior Center served basis. Don’t miss out on this Association guidelines for cardiopulmo- Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. East, Tooele. Seeking Historical Items nary resuscitation and is offered every and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. Recovery International The senior center is for the enjoyment of amazing opportunity to have your stu- Tooele County Historical Society would all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- second Monday of the month from noon Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We We have a very structured group that dent speak a fluent second language. United Methodist Church like members of the community who ing activities include bridge, pinochle, to 4 p.m. for $17.25. The book can be seek to be the Lord’s church estab- follows a format of four basic steps: Research is clear on the benefits of Tooele United Methodist church offers a have any family or personal histories, bingo, exercise program three times checked out in Student Services or pur- lished about 33 AD. Jesus is our only report an upset, describe thoughts, speaking a second language. Please free dinner every Wednesday starting at photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, a week, line dancing, wood carving, chased through the Campus Store. head of the church, headquarters are impulses, feelings and sensations. If contact Bryce or Jen at 435-833-1940 4 p.m. All are welcome. VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that Wii games, watercolor class, movies heaven. Come and grow with us. Call you can’t change a situation, you can or stop by the school for details. Enrollment for New Programs you would like to donate to our orga- and health classes. Meals on Wheels 882-4642. Food Pantry nization to please call us. We are also change your attitude toward it. Life We are currently enrolling for our new available for homebound. Lunch served Super Science Day The First Baptist Church in Tooele is looking for books, newspaper articles, can be distressing, but not dangerous. programs, which include Industrial Cornerstone Baptist weekdays for age 60 and above, sug- We invite you to join us on May 21 and offering an emergency food pantry to photos, brochures or any history that Recovery is helpful for handling addic- Maintenance, Heavy Duty Diesel Passion for God, compassion for people gested donation of $3, $5 for under age May 23 as we conduct our last SSD of meet the needs of our community. The pertains to the Tooele County area. If tions, fears, anxiety, anger, loneliness, Technician and Nail Technician pro- at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: 60. The center also provides transpor- the year at Clark N. Johnson Junior High food pantry is available for emergency you would like to donate them to our worries and any challenge. Try it for grams. For detailed information about all 882-6263. Come as you are this tation to the store or doctor visits for School. We will be building Drag Racers needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays organization, or if you would let us make six weeks. For more information, call programs, visit www.tatc.edu. Sunday, where you can hear a message residents in the Tooele and Grantsville on May 21 (we might put you to work), from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at a copy for the Tooele County Historical MaryAnn 884-0215. from the Bible and meet new friends. areas. Call 435-843-2110 for more and we will race them in the gym on 580 S. Main Street. For information call Society, please call Alice Dale at 435- ATV Round-up Scholarship Service times: Bible study (for all ages) information. May 23. You could be one of the judges 882-2048. 882-1612. Take Off Pounds Sensibly if you want to. This is an all day long Fundraiser 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; Do something good for yourself and Mark your calendars for May 17. Tooele evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- your heart, and make a plan to lose Senior Circle activity. Hope to see you here. Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and Applied Technology College will be dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided Gardening that excess weight. TOPS can help you Sports better and costs just $15 a year per GHS Centennial Yearbook holding its third annual ATV Round-up for all services, and children’s church achieve your goals and support you in person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- Grantsville High School is offering this Scholarship Fundraiser at Ophir Park. during morning worship. WiseGuys your journey of health and wellness. We Gardening Walk and Talk Stallion Wrestling Golf 3690 for more information or a member- year’s Centennial Yearbook to the com- For more information on registration or Program during evening worship. provide accountability through weekly Saturday, May 10, 10 a.m. to noon, Scramble ship application. Lots of great health munity for $50. Call 435-884-4500 to to become a sponsor, please contact the Fawson Residence, 187 Waterhole weigh-ins and support and encourage- The Stallion Wrestling Golf Scramble is benefits and fun activities. order. Order quickly before they’re gone! Sarah Anderson at 435-248-1802. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Way, Grantsville. This beautiful oasis of ment in a non-judgmental environment. a four-person golf scramble on May 3 We’re a healthy, growing congregation ponds, bridges, trails, pastures, vegeta- TOPS is open to all men, women, teens at the Links at Overlake, 416 W. 2000 Scholarships and Financial Aid who welcomes newcomers and reaches ble garden and orchard, arbors, fences, and preteens. There are now two TOPS North, Tooele. Starting time 8 a.m. Many generous businesses and individu- Education out to those in need. Join us for worship outbuildings, flowers, shrubs and shade shotgun start. $400 per group or $100 als in our community sponsor scholar- Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. trees is a real treat! Join Gary Fawson per person, which includes 18 holes ships for graduating seniors. Now is Network meetings Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God and Jay Cooper as we stroll the grounds with cart and lunch, prizes awarded for Bulletin Board Policy the time to apply for local scholarships. Looking to obtain or improve your with respect without taking ourselves and chat about plants and approaches If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript- top two groups. We will be limiting to 18 Information on specific scholarships is employment? Come join the Tooele too seriously. Check us out on Facebook you see. There is no charge. For more Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to rbriggs@tooeletranscript. groups so get your spot now. For more available from the GHS, SHS and THS Networking Group and learn job seeking by searching for Mountain of Faith information, call Jay at 435-830-1447. com. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organi- information, contact Tyson Linnell at scholarship coordinators. Additional techniques, how to market yourself, get Lutheran Church. Please join us for zations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should 801-541-7509, tlinnell@tooeleschools. information, including specific scholar- support and actually search job leads. meaningful worship that is also casual contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or org, or contact Jake Phillips at 801-803- ship criteria, applications and deadlines Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele and relaxed. For more information, call Moose Lodge less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement 3195, Jake.Phillips@stallionwrestling. can also be found on your school’s LDS Employment Resource Center locat- 882-7291. will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising com. All proceeds go to the Stansbury scholarship website. ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone Meals at the Lodge department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. is welcome. St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Youth Wrestling Club. Saint Marguerite Junior High Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- Friday and Saturday night dinners will the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

TUESDAY April 29, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:30 a.m. 8:24 p.m. Thursday 6:28 a.m. 8:25 p.m. Friday 6:27 a.m. 8:26 p.m. Saturday 6:26 a.m. 8:27 p.m. Sunday 6:25 a.m. 8:28 p.m. Monday 6:23 a.m. 8:29 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:22 a.m. 8:30 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 7:34 a.m. 10:07 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 8:19 a.m. 11:02 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:07 a.m. 11:52 p.m. Saturday 9:59 a.m. none ALMANAC Sunday 10:52 a.m. 12:37 a.m. Statistics for the week ending April 28. Pleasant with more Intervals of clouds and Cooler with a couple Monday 11:47 a.m. 1:16 a.m. Partly sunny and cool Plenty of sunshine Plenty of sunshine Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:42 p.m. 1:52 a.m. sunshine than clouds sunshine of thundershowers High/Low past week 77/31 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 65/43 59 40 68 46 74 47 78 45 73 44 66 44 59 42 Average temp past week 47.0 Normal average temp past week 54.0 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 29 May 6 May 14 May 21 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 61/32 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 64/46 Knolls Clive Lake Point 63/34 64/44 63/42 60/44 Ogden Stansbury Park 62/42 Erda 60/44 Vernal Grantsville 61/42 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 57/34 62/44 48/33 Tooele 61/44 Bauer 59/40 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 58/39 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 59/40 61/36 60/39 Stockton Pollen Index Price 58/39 58/37 High Nephi Rush Valley 60/36 58/37 Ophir Moderate 50/32 Low Delta Manti Absent 63/37 59/33 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 67/40 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 60/37 60/34 Moab 60/37 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 66/45 Beaver 67/41 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 61/33 Ibapah 58/35 24-hour 63/36 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.99 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 60/34 57/34 at Grantsville 1.60 -0.02 75/56 Kanab 66/39 Eureka 52/34 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.46

ed to construct a single-fam- water-related fees and requested appeal applicants do have a right Bolser said he did not know City Recorder Michelle Pitt, the Water ily home on an unoccupied .66 that the city abolish the adden- to appeal to the Third Judicial why, in this particular case, a memorandum is the only known continued from page A1 acre lot near Tooele High School. dum. District Court if their appeal developer was charged just record of the policy’s official exis- In accordance with Tooele City Davis would later character- is denied by the Tooele City $2,250 for an unknown amount tence. never pay the actual assessed fees. code, and the city’s most recent ize this Nov. 5 letter as a request Council. However, as of Tuesday, of water rights. The charge was Because the deal cut with Details related to water rights are fee schedule, Davis was initially for an appeal. City officials and Davis has yet to file with the issued in 2005, before Bolser took Davis was an effective means of usually worked out by the devel- assessed a $41,524 fee for the documents hold that the city court. his current position with the city, reducing the fees associated with oper when land is subdivided payment-in-lieu-of-conveyance was unaware of Davis’ intent to Internal policy change and Bolser said he could find no payment-in-lieu-of-conveyance, for single-family lots. Generally, of 2.77 acre feet of municipal appeal until last January. According to the coun- official records indicating how and because it worked with the developers ensure water service water. Additionally, Davis was On Jan. 15, Davis’ son, Dave cil, Davis’ appeal was denied the city tabulated the payment. provisions provided by the city at future residences through a assessed a $12,760 water impact Davis Jr., addressed the Tooele because it failed to demonstrate He did say that he believed there code, Bolser said his department processed called “conveyance,” fee, for a total charge of $54,284. City Council during an open that the city overcharged him. may have been an oral agree- had begun work on a series of where the developer gives water Davis was displeased with the forum at a regularly sched- The council held up the three ment with the developer that proposed amendments to the rights he already owns to the city size of those initial assessments, uled public meeting, where he other developers whom the city became the basis for the charge. city code that would allow future in exchange for future municipal said Jim Bolser, Community accused the city council of ignor- had charged for water rights as According to an exchange developers to more easily make water service, according to the Development and Public Works ing his father’s requested appeal, evidence in their favor. detailed in the appeal docu- use of the same exemption. Tooele City Code. director for Tooele City. and claimed that Mayor Patrick Of the three developers who ments, Bolser discovered that at The proposal was intended to However, if the developer does “He balked at it, of course, Dunlavy had slapped him across chose a payment-in-lieu-of- some point the city had oper- allow for more development of not have water rights to give the because it’s a lot of money,” said the face. Dunlavy has said that conveyance, one of them was ated according to an unofficial, city, city code includes a pro- Bolser. he did touch Davis Jr.’s face, but charged a total of $19,320 in oral policy known as the “10-year individual vacant lots currently vision for payment-in-lieu-of- The city wanted to work with Dunlavy said that he has known fees — $2,000 more than Davis, rule.” This policy granted water located within Tooele City limits, conveyance according to a city- him, Bolser said, so in accord with Davis Jr. for decades and intend- according to the appeal docu- rights for free, or at significantly Bolser said. However, in his let- determined fee schedule. another chapter of city code, the ed the gesture as a joke. Davis Jr. ments. The building permit in discounted rates, to developers ters to the city, Davis character- Though conveyance, or pay- public works department created has not filed formal charges and question involved a two-lot sub- who demonstrated that a given ized the proposal as an attempt ment-in-lieu-of-conveyance, is an addendum to Davis’ building has made no further mention of division where the primary lot lot had featured a home or oth- to cover up their previous actions usually worked out during the permit that would charge him for the alleged assault. was already occupied by a home, erwise had access to city utilities and to try his appeal under a new subdivision process, the city may only a portion of the necessary However, Davis Sr. filed an but the newly-created secondary in the last 10 years. code. also attach conveyance require- water rights — if he agreed not to official letter of appeal on Jan. 22. lot was left vacant. Bolser formally abolished The city has not held any pub- ments to certain building per- irrigate his entire lot. In a subsequent letter dated Jan. Two others paid $6,570. The this policy in a memorandum, lic discussions of the proposal mits when necessary. The fees The new fees worked out to a 24, he stated that he hoped to first received the discount- dated Oct. 17, after Davis and the since the Jan. 15 city council may be assessed with other total of $13,200 for water rights, finalize a new agreement quickly, ed rate because the developer mayor brought it to his attention. meeting. permit costs when a developer plus an impact fee of $4,056 for a so he “could make a decision to already had a sizable portion According to a letter from Tooele [email protected] intends to build on a single lot total of $17,256. plant or not to plant a garden or of water rights to convey to the that has remained vacant for Davis still did not seem entire- fruit trees.” city. However, the rights the more than 12 months, according ly pleased with the concession, Davis also submitted a request city received were not deemed to city code. Bolser said, but ultimately signed for copies of any audio or visual to be adequate to provide for �� Assuming a single residential the addendum and paid the asso- recordings of the Jan. 15 meet- the home’s future needs, so the connection and the purchase ciated fees in full. Construction ing. developer chose to pay $2,250, of a single acre foot of munic- started in July of last year, and the The Tooele City Council heard plus the standard $4,320 impact ipal water rights, the total for home was completed in August. Davis’ official appeal during a fee, instead of conveying the standard water-related charges Two months later, Davis began special public hearing on March entire amount of water rights on the development of a single filing a series of records requests 3. On April 2, the council read a required. vacant lot in Tooele City comes asking for information related letter that formally denied Davis’ The second developer that paid to $19,609. to water fees assessed of other requested refund. $6,570 for water rights has an Water records surface developers. His investigation Davis could not be reached incomplete building permit file The frequency, and fairness, turned up hundreds, if not thou- for comment. Mayor Dunlavy that does not detail the circum- with which the city has applied sands, of pages of documents, all declined to comment on the stances in which the discounted �� the payment-in-lieu-of-convey- of which were presented during appeal, and Brad Pratt, Tooele rate was awarded. Instead, the ance option, came into question the appeal. City Council chairman, said he file includes a note that reads �� earlier this year during the Davis However, Davis did not imme- felt the documents in the case “1/2 acre foot to be purchased appeal. diately request an appeal. On stood for themselves and war- from city as per Gerald” in place �� According to the original build- Nov. 5, Davis sent the city a letter ranted no further comment. of a more detailed fee calcula- �� ing permit, Davis had request- that asked for a full refund of the Under Tooele City Code, tion. ��

better but we are close enough to �� Market commute to work in Salt Lake,” continued from page A1 she said. �� Griffith attributes the slow The National Association of steady increase in both home Realtors reported a .2 percent sales and prices to a healthy bal- Wednesday, May 7 – 4-6:30pm decrease in sales of existing homes ance between buyers and sellers. for the first quarter of 2014 com- “People that waited to sell their Tooele County Building pared to the first quarter of 2013. homes because prices were low The Salt Lake Board of Realtors are now putting their homes on Basement Auditorium reported a 4 percent decline in the the market, while people that sale of single-family homes for the waited to buy because getting 47 South Main Street, Tooele first quarter of 2013 in Salt Lake credit was hard are now able to County. get credit,” she said. “The result “The dip in home sales is a is more homes on the market, reflection of higher home pric- but also more buyers.” �� es,” said Angie Domichel Nelden, �� president of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors, in a prepared state- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Inspiring Healthy Lives �� ment. “The median home price in Home prices and sales increased in the first quarter of 2014. The increase marks this year’s first quarter increased the fourth consecutive year Tooele County homes have seen an increase in both �� to $245,000, a 29 percent rise sales and prices. compared to a median price of $190,000 two years ago. Higher for Group 1 Real Estate Tooele. “We have a great quality of life, home prices have made home “The almost eight percent plenty of room for growth, and Tuesday, May 6 buying less affordable.” increase is very sustainable and buyers get more for their dollar Tooele County’s median home I don’t think we need to worry out here,” he said. price increased 7.7 percent during about another bubble,” he said. Griffith agrees with Sloan. �� the same two-year time period, a Tooele continues to do better “We’re still seeing a lot of buy- �� much more reasonable increase, than other areas because it is a ers from Salt Lake coming out Look for it every month in your according to Chris Sloan, broker better market, according to Sloan. here because our home prices are Tooele Transcript Bulletin A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville soccer Grantsville soccer coach Travis Stallions rally to edge GHS in 11 innings Lowry was upset that officials let time drag on near the end of the game at Ben Lomond on Monday. Stansbury erases three-run deficit in seventh frame to extend game The Scots scored a goal in extra time, and then connected with a golden goal in overtime to defeat by Mark Watson Grantsville Monday 2–1. Grantsville SPORTS EDITOR finished the season with a 3–5 record, tied with Bear River for A long afternoon of baseball third in Region 11. Grantsville and turned into great memories for Ben Lomond were deadlocked at Stansbury on Senior Day, and 0–0 after the first half, but grabbed somewhat of a nightmare for the lead in the second half with Grantsville. a goal from Ethen Steinfeld. The The Cowboys appeared head- Scots were held scoreless for the ed to a 9-1 region record and game until the goal in extra time. a stranglehold on first place in Lowry is happy with the way his league play with a 3-0 advan- team has been playing. “We had tage over Stansbury headed to our most complete game on Friday the bottom of the seventh inning at home against Bear River,” Lowry on Friday at Stansbury. said. The Cowboys shut out the But the Stallions came back Bears with goals from Ephraim and tied the contest with three Tripp, Matt Whitting and Gavin Holt. runs in the last inning of regula- Parker May notched the shutout. tion. Stansbury then won it 4-3 Grantsville lost the coin flip and will enter the state tournament as with a run in bottom of the 11th the fourth seed from Region 11. inning. The game ran for about The Cowboys play at Pine View on three hours, thirty minutes. Thursday at 4 p.m. “It really was a crazy game. One of those games where both SHS cheerleading teams play well, and you hate Stansbury High School cheerlead- to see anybody lose. But we sure ing tryouts will be held this week. were glad and fortunate to be Those interested in trying out who are currently eighth, ninth, 10th, able to win it,” said Stansbury and 11th graders must attend the coach Ray Clinton. Cheer Clinics on Wednesday, April After the dust settled Friday, 30 and Thursday, May 1 from Grantsville still had a slight lead 5–7 p.m. in the SHS main gym. in the standings at 8-2. Stansbury There will be a parent meeting on and Bear River sit at 8-3. The Thursday, May 1 at 7 p.m. in the Cowboys still can win the region main gym. Tryouts will be held on title outright with a victory over Friday, May 2 from 4–8 p.m. in the Ben Lomond on Tuesday fol- main gym. For further questions lowed by a win over Bear River contact Stansbury High School at on Friday. Both games will be on 435-882-2479. the Grantsville diamond. Grantsville tennis Stansbury could still tie for The Cowboys defeated Ben Lomond the title if it defeats Tooele on 5–0 in Ogden on Thursday. Winning Tuesday, and if Bear River beats singles matches were Tyler Colson, Grantsville. Nate Beckett and Isacc Hamm. “We just have to rebound from Dallin Dalton and Jacob May pre- a tough loss and not let it be a vailed at first doubles as did Lane downfall for us,” said Grantsville Sutton and Tytan Thurgood at coach Loren Anderson. “We didn’t second doubles. Grantsville also play bad, we just missed out on played at the Wasatch Valley Tennis FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Invitational on Friday and Saturday. Daniel Napier drives the ball to right field in the 11th inning to bring in Jace Myers for the winning run against Grantsville Friday. SEE STALLIONS PAGE A12 ➤ The Cowboys defeated Bear River 5–0, lost 2–3 to Logan and defeated Park City 4–1. Grantsville lost 2–3 to Wasatch on Saturday, but was without No. 1 singles players Braden Sandberg and No. 3 singles player Matt Waldron. Sandberg had Cowboys win third game against Buffaloes other commitments and Waldron was ill. Colson played first sin- by Mark Watson innings. lead in the bottom of the second gles against Wasatch and won, SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville still has a chance to when Justin Pollmann opened but Grantsville lost second singles, win the title outright with a win the inning with a single to right. third singles and second doubles. Grantsville rallied for four runs at home against Ben Lomond on Pollmann advanced to third on Grantsville will host the Region 11 in the fourth inning, and added Tuesday and a victory over Bear two fielder’s-choice plays, and tennis tournament Thursday and three more in the seventh to River at home on Friday. scored on a single to right by Friday. defeat Tooele 10-4 on Thursday at Stansbury needs to defeat Ryan Brady. Region 11 girls golf Dow James Field. Tooele, and have Bear River defeat The Cowboys countered with The Stansbury girls golf team won The victory gave the Cowboys Grantsville to tie for first. Bear a pair of runs in the third. Two its first region tourney of the sea- an opportunity to win the Region River needs to beat Grantsville walks and an infield hit loaded son Thursday at Oquirrh Hills Golf 11 crown outright on Friday at on Friday for a piece of the region the bases. Dillon Hutchins hit the Course. Star Martin shot her sec- Stansbury. The Stallions, howev- title. first of two doubles in the game ond lowest round of the season er, defeated Grantsville 4-3 in 11 Tooele jumped out to a 1-0 to bring home Dallin Williams with an 87 to lead the Stallions. and Nick Arbon to make it 2-1 Hannah Pollock shot 97, Koralee Grantsville. Kaufman 101 and Emmi Gertson Nick Swartzman came up with 103 for a team total 388. Bear a huge hit in the bottom of the River was a close second at 391, third to help Tooele take a 4-2 Tooele third at 414, Grantsville advantage. fourth at 480 and Ben Lomond With one out, Zach Jeffers was fifth at 514. Five low scores for hit by a pitch and scooted to sec- Tooele were Paige Christensen ond on a single by TJ Bender. With 94, Tanessa Cottrell 98, Sydney runners at first and second, GHS Simmons 106, Emma Garcia and attempted a double play second- Kennedy Vorwaller both at 116. to-first on a ground ball hit to Grantsville’s Val Ortiz shot 105 and Taeler Johnson shot 106. The final third baseman Wyatt Barrus. The region match will be held Thursday Cowboys got the force at second, at Schneiter’s Bluff in West Point. but THS runner Tyson Vigil was safe at first. Jeffers came home on GHS will honor coaches the play to tie the game at 2-2. As part of the GHS Centennial Pollmann walked, and then Celebration, the Grantsville High Swartzman drove the ball over School baseball community will honor current and former coaches right fielder’s head for a triple and at a recognition ceremony to be two RBIs to make it 4-2 Tooele. It held at Cowboy Field on Friday, would be the last run of the game May 2, immediately following the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO for Tooele. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Bear River game. The game begins Grantsville’s Nick Arbon throws to first to get the first out in the bottom of the Grantsville’s Wyatt Smith catches a ball in right field in a win over Tooele at 3:30 p.m. Grantsville fans fifth inning against Tooele last Thursday. SEE COWBOYS PAGE A12 ➤ Thursday. are encouraged to cheer on the Cowboys, and pay tribute to the coaches and the storied tradition of Grantsville baseball. Transcript Cup Utah Grizzlies Stallions still out in front in race for Transcript Cup The Utah Grizzlies had the highest 2013-2014 average attendance increase in the by Mark Watson points for wrestling, three points for ECHL during the 2013–2014 sea- Teams GHS SHS THS SPORTS EDITOR boys swimming and three points for girls son as they drew 5,004 fans per swimming. Football 3 3 1 game for an 8.2 percent incline. Tooele High School’s strong tradition The Buffaloes earned two points each The average attendance was Girls Soccer 1 3 2 in wrestling and swimming helped it gain for boys basketball and girls basketball, Utah’s largest since the 2003– Girls Tennis 3 2 1 one point on Stansbury in the race for the and one point for drill team. 2004 season. Utah drew two of Transcript Cup after the completion of Stansbury earned three points each for the top seven crowds in the ECHL Boys Golf 1 2 3 winter sports. girls basketball and drill team. It tallied this past year; including the fourth Volleyball 1 2 3 After the fall sports season, Stansbury two points each for boys swimming, girls largest of 9,862 fans on Feb. 17 Girls Cross Country 1 3 2 led with 18 points followed by Tooele with swimming and wrestling. The Stallions for President’s Day, and 9,127 on 13 and Grantsville with 12. gained one point for boys basketball. March 22. Boys Cross Country 2 3 1 Because they were the top team in the Grantsville earned three points as the Crow hunting Fall Total 12 18 13 county in wrestling along with boys and top boys basketball team in the county, You might be able to hunt crows in girls swimming, Tooele scored 14 points and two points for drill team. Wrestling, Utah this fall. And the first fall turkey Boys Basketball 3 1 2 for winter sports followed by Stansbury girls basketball, boys swimming, girls hunt in Utah since 1984 might also with 13 and Grantsville with nine. swimming received one point each. Girls Basketball 1 3 2 be held. Those ideas — along with With two sports season recorded, Stansbury already has earned three proposals to increase the state’s Boys Swimming 1 2 3 Stansbury leads the race with 31 points, points this spring for winning the Region Canada goose and dove bag limits Girls Swimming 1 2 3 Tooele 27 and Grantsville 21. 11 soccer championship. The strength of — are among ideas Division of The three 3A high school sports teams the Stansbury track teams will also help Drill Team 2 3 1 Wildlife Resources biologists will in the county are graded on how they them hang on to the lead in the spring. share at upcoming public meet- Wrestling 1 2 3 compared with each other in the final Races in baseball and softball are tight, ings. Utah’s new trial hunting pro- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO region standings. The top team earns and the Stansbury girls team could finish gram, and an early look at possible Winter Total 9 13 14 Stansbury’s Rachel Prescott drives to the basket in a state three points, second team two points and as high as second in the region stand- fishing changes for 2015, will also playoff game. Stanbury was the top girls team in Tooele be part of the meetings. Total 21 31 27 the third team one point. ings. County this year which added three points to their totals in For winter sports, Tooele tallied three [email protected] the Transcript Cup competition. A11

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right fielder and Myers raced was only his second start of the Stallions home with the winning run. season. He kept them off-bal- continued from page A10 Grantsville struck first with ance,” Clinton said. “Trent is still two runs in the fourth inning. recovering from an ankle injury Hutchins smacked a one-out in a Tooele game. He can’t hit or some scoring opportunities. We double, and Wyatt Smith fol- field so we had to take him out don’t have to worry about any lowed with an infield single. Clay after just two innings.” of the tiebreaker formulas if we Matthew slapped a single to left Barrus also is recovering from just take care of our games this to score Kyle Peterson running an injury. “He hasn’t thrown for week against Ben Lomond and for Hutchins and Smith. a couple of weeks so it took him Bear River.” The Cowboys pushed the lead a while to get going when we The first-seed from Region 11 to 3-0 in the fifth when Williams brought him in,” said the GHS will host a state playoff game on ripped a double down the right- coach. Saturday, May 10. field line. Arbon and Barrus The Cowboys plan to use three Grantsville pitcher Dillon also reached to load the bases. pitchers in what should be an Hutchins had a shutout going Hutchins knocked in Williams easy win at home against Ben until the bottom of the seventh. with a sacrifice fly to right Lomond on Tuesday. Then they But he gave up a single to Jacob field. The rally ended when the would have Barrus, Hutchins Colovich, walk to Ian Calder Stallions turned a double play. and Matt Garrard all ready to go and single to Jace Myers to load Myers pitched five complete for Friday’s showdown against the bases with no outs in the innings for the Stallions, and Bear River. inning. Wyatt Barrus came on was replaced by Trent Griffin Stansbury plans to pitch Gage in relief with the bases loaded who pitched the sixth and sev- Manzione against Tooele on and fired a pair of wild pitches to enth innings. Colovich finished Tuesday, and Griffin should be score Colovich and Calder. Jacob it off with four scoreless innings ready to pitch at Salem Hills on Petersen walked and Dakota to pick up the victory on the Thursday. Thayne came in to run for Jacob mound. [email protected] Petersen. “Jace pitched a good game; it Barrus almost pitched out the jam with his team on top 3-2 when he struck out Daniel Napier and Nick Mackay. With two outs, Kyle Lindsley singled FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO up the middle to score Myers to Granstville’s Ky Fisher tags out Stansbury’s Dakota Thayne to thwart a potential winning run in the bottom of the seventh at tie the game after seven com- Stansbury on Friday. The Stallions pushed a run across in the bottom of the 11th to win the game. plete innings. Both teams had chances to end it before the 11th. Grantsville left two on base Tooele catcher tried to throw out run. Kelley scored on an RBI by in the ninth. Stansbury had a Cowboys Arbon on a steal to second which Williams, Fisher scored on a wild runner at second with two outs continued from page A10 tied the game at 4-4. Arbon later pitch and Williams scored on in the ninth, but GHS shortstop scored to make it 5-4, and Barrus an RBI by Hutchins. Grantsville Nick Arbon robbed an RBI with Matt Garrard picked up the scored on a double from Hutchins had another run score, but it was great grab behind second base to victory on the mound for the to make it 6-4. Hutchins’ long negated when the runner missed get the third out. Grantsville had Cowboys scattering four hits. drive sailed over the left field- third base. two on in the 10th with two outs Jonas Johnson singled to left er’s head. Tooele was able to get Tooele hosts Stansbury on when Dallin Williams ripped a to start the bottom of fourth, and a force out at third to stop the Tuesday, and Grantsville hosts line shot to the gap which was moved over to second on sacrifice bleeding. Ben Lomond. Tooele will finish chased down and snagged by grounder by Clay Matthews. Ky Grantsville increased the lead fourth in Region 11 and play at outfielder Calder to shut down Fisher singled, and Williams hit a to 7-4 in the fifth on a single by Juan Diego in the first round of the rally. grounder to score Johnson to cut Johnson who later scored on a the state playoffs. Region 11’s Stansbury ended it in the 11th the lead to 4-3. passed ball. champion will host a playoff game with a leadoff single by Myers. Arbon knocked an infield sin- Grantsville added three runs in on Saturday, May 10. Second- and Then with one out, Napier single to put runners at the corners the top of the seventh. Johnson third-place teams will play at a gled to right which appeared to FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO with Fisher on third and Arbon on knocked a another single and neutral site in the first round. put runners on the corners. But Gage Manzione and Ian Calder celebrate after outfielder Calder caught a fly ball first. 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TUESDAY April 29, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 Rare “E.T.” games found in New Mexico dump MISSIONARIES Kylie Searle By Juan Carlos Llorca He says they found dozens of Hasbro in 2001. gaming website Kotaku, said the ASSOCIATED PRESS crushed cartridges that they took A New York Times article from game tanked because “it was home and were still playable in Sept. 28, 1983, says 14 truckloads practically broken.” A recurring Kylie Morgan Searle has been ALAMOGORDO, New Mexico their game consoles. of discarded game cartridges flaw, she said, was that the char- called to serve as a missionary (AP) — A construction crew is The game and its contribu- and computer equipment were acter of the game, the beloved for the Church of Jesus Christ of digging through several feet of tion to the demise of Atari have dumped on the site. An Atari extraterrestrial, would fall into Latter-day Saints in the Mexico dirt and trash in a New Mexico been the source of fascination spokesman quoted in the story traps that were almost impos- Guadalajara mission. She will landfill to reach what they believe for video game enthusiasts for 30 said the games came from its sible to escape and would appear report April 30 to the Mexico is a giant cache of cartridges from years. The search for the cartridg- plant in El Paso, Texas, some 80 constantly and unpredictably. MTC in Mexico City. She is the what some call the worst video es will be featured in an upcom- miles (130 kilometers) south of The company produced mil- daughter of David and Tami game ever made. ing documentary about the big- Alamogordo. lions of cartridges, and although Searle. About 200 of residents and gest video game company of the Local news reports from the sales were not initially bad, the game enthusiasts gathered early early ‘80s. time said that the landfill employ- frustrating gameplay prompted Saturday in southeastern New Xbox Entertainment Studios is ees were throwing cartridges an immense amount of returns. Mexico to watch backhoes and one of the companies develop- there and running a bulldozer “They had produced so many bulldozers dig through the con- ing the film, which is expected over them before covering them cartridges that were unsold that crete-covered landfill in search of to be released later this year on with dirt and trash. even if the game was insanely up to a million discarded copies Microsoft’s Xbox game consoles. The city of Alamogordo agreed successful I doubt they’d be able of “E.T. The Extraterrestrial” that Whether — and most impor- to give the documentarians 250 to keep up,” Amini says. the game’s maker wanted to hide tantly, why — Atari decided to cartridges or 10 percent of the Joe Lewandowski, who became Elder Coby Soule forever. bury thousands or millions of cartridges found, whichever is manager of the 300-acre landfill a But strong winds that kicked copies of the failed game is part greater,. few months after the cartridge Elder Coby Soule has returned up massive clouds of dust min- of the urban legend and much Alamogordo’s mayor Susie dump and has been a consultant home from serving an honorable gled with garbage led some to speculation on Internet blog Galea said finding something in for the documentarians, told The two year mission. Coby served leave the Alamogordo site. posts and forums. the dumpsite might bring more Associated Press that they used in the Oakland/San Francisco Among the watchers was Kristen Keller, a spokeswoman tourists to this city in southeast- old photographs and dug explor- Spanish-speaking mission. He Armando Ortega, a city official at Atari, said “nobody here has any ern New Mexico that is home atory wells to find the actual will be speaking April 27 at 10:45 who back in 1983 got a tip from a idea what that’s about.” The com- to an Air Force base and White burial site. at the Shelley Lane building in landfill employee about the mas- pany has no “corporate knowl- Sands National Monument. “Lots The incidents following Grantsville (in South Willow). sive dump of games. edge” about the Alamogordo of people just pass through, the burial remained a part of Coby is the son of Dolly Soule “It was pitch dark here that burial. Atari has changed hands unfortunately,” she said. Alamogordo’s local folklore, he and Leon Soule. night, but we came with our many times over the years, and The “E.T.” game is among the said. For him, the only memories flashlights and found dozens of Keller said, “We’re just watching factors blamed for the decline of of “E.T.” the game were of an games,” he said. They braved the like everybody else.” Atari and the collapse in the U.S. awful game he once bought for darkness, coyotes and snakes Atari currently manages of a multi-million dollar video his kid. of the desert landfill and had to about 200 classic titles such as game industry that didn’t bounce “I was busy merging two gar- sneak past the security guard. But Centipede and Asteroids. It was back for several years. bage companies together,” he it paid off. sold to a French company by Tina Amini, deputy editor at said. “I didn’t have time for that.” BIRTHDAY Irmgard Ahlstrom

Irmgard Ahlstrom is having a Crab, shrimp and peas make for a light spring meal birthday, and her husband, Pink, is throwing her a party. Friends By Sara Moulton you find fresh peas at the farmer’s complement to the panko crust. a medium bowl and add the egg and family are invited to wish her ASSOCIATED PRESS market, by all means scoop them The Husband was very happy and egg yolk, peas, scallions, 2/3 a happy birthday on Saturday, up. But keep in mind that the with my springtime rendition of cup of the panko, the mayon- May 3, at the swimming pool As the weather gets warm- sugar in fresh peas starts turning one of his faves! naise, tarragon, 1/2 teaspoon of park on Vine Street Tooele from er, I cook lighter. And in The to starch the minute they’re har- salt and 1/4 teaspoon of pep- 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. There will be Husband’s taxonomy of food, vested, so be sure to bring them Spring Crab and Shrim Cakes per. Stir well, then gently fold in food and dancing. Music pro- crabcakes are relatively light. So home, shell them and boil them with Double Radish Sauce the crabmeat. Divide the mixture vided by Marty Ahlstrom and I thought I’d employ of couple of right away. Start to finish: 30 minutes into 8 portions, shaping each the Ahlstrom Family Band. Bring seasonal stars — peas and rad- And if your only option is fro- Serves: 4 into a patty. Coat the patties with lawn chairs to enjoy the enter- ishes — to put a spring spin on zen peas, don’t despair. Those 1/2 pound peeled and dev- the remaining panko. tiainment. No gifts, please. them. guys are picked at the height eined cooked shrimp In a large, nonstick skillet over I blithely went shopping for of their ripeness and blanched 1 large egg, plus 1 egg yolk medium-high, heat 1 tablespoon fresh crabmeat at my local mar- immediately in water, which sets 1 cup cooked English peas or of the oil. Reduce the heat to ket, but found to my horror that their flavor and texture. thawed frozen peas medium, then add 4 of the pat- it’s almost unaffordably pricey We bind up the cakes with eggs, 1/2 cup finely chopped scal- ties and cook until golden, about MILITARY — and that pasteurized refriger- mayonnaise and panko bread- lions 4 minutes per side. Transfer ated crabmeat isn’t much cheap- crumbs, then season them with 1 2/3 cups panko bread- the patties to a rimmed bak- Jacob R. Bridgman Air Force core values, physical er. In search of an ingredient tarragon, which always teams up crumbs, divided ing sheet and place them in the fitness, and basic warfare prin- with which to stretch the crab nicely with both shellfish and 1/4 cup light mayonnaise oven to keep warm. Repeat with ciples and skills. Airmen who (I thought of it as Crab Helper), peas. If you’re not a fan of tarra- 1 to 2 tablespoons chopped the remaining patties, using the Air Force Airman Jacob R. complete basic training earn four I settled on boiled shrimp, gon, which is unpleasantly remi- fresh tarragon, or to taste remaining 1 tablespoon of oil in Bridgman graduated from basic credits toward an associate in which are readily available, but niscent of licorice to some folks, Kosher salt and ground black the skillet. military training at Joint Base San applied science degree through not astronomically expensive. substitute some dill, chives or pepper Meanwhile, in a small bowl Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, the Community College of the Happily, the crab and the shrimp parsley. The panko does double 1/2 pound lump crabmeat, whisk together the sour cream, Texas. The airman completed Air Force. Bridgman is the son played very nicely together. duty, thickening the interior of picked over for any shells radishes and horseradish. Season an intensive, eight-week pro- of Suna and John Bridgman of As this also is the season for the cakes and adding crunch to 2 tablespoons vegetable oil, with salt and pepper. gram that included training in Dugway. He is a 2013 graduate of fresh peas, I added some of them their crust. And as long as you divided To serve, arrange 2 patties per military discipline and studies, Dugway High School. to the crab/shrimp mix. Their brown the cakes in a nonstick or 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons plate and top with the radish natural sweetness chimes in well stick-resistant skillet, you won’t light sour cream sauce. with the shellfish, and they add a have to use much oil. 1 cup coarsely shredded red Nutrition information per little crunchy pop to the texture The cakes are topped off with a radishes serving: 450 calories; 170 calo- Nathaniel A. Stout core values, physical fitness, and of the cakes. peppery cream flavored by both 1 tablespoon bottled horse- ries from fat (38 percent of total basic warfare principles and Flavor and texture aside, I used horseradish and red radishes. radish (do not drain) calories); 19 g fat (4 g saturated; 0 skills. Airmen who complete basic to discount the nutritional value Kissing cousins from the same Heat the oven to 300 F. g trans fats); 250 mg cholesterol; Air Force Airman Nathaniel A. training earn four credits toward of peas, until I finally scrutinized family — brassicaceae — the In a food processor, pulse the 38 g carbohydrate; 2 g fiber; 5 Stout graduated from basic mili- an associate in applied science the data and discovered that the radishes add a little kick to the shrimp until very finely chopped, g sugar; 32 g protein; 900 mg tary training at Joint Base San degree through the Community little fellers are packed with pro- otherwise bland shellfish. The but not reduced to a paste. sodium. Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, College of the Air Force. Stout tein, fiber and micronutrients. If sour cream is a moist and tangy Transfer the chopped shrimp to Texas. The airman completed an is the son of Scott and Marilyn intensive, eight-week program Stout of Finger, Tenn. He is a that included training in military 2008 graduate of Tooele High discipline and studies, Air Force School, Tooele, Utah.

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(a Burmese folktale) had tried. plants. With the money adapted by Amy Friedman and Now it was the old man’s turn to be excited. they had saved from the illustrated by Meredith Johnson “You are doing just what I did!” he said. “And you sale of the fruit, he bought are close. But you have forgotten one ingredient more land and planted nce upon a time, a young girl fell in love that will change any base element to gold. By the more banana plants and with a young man, and they decided to time I made the discovery, I was too old.” worked still harder. He Omarry. The girl’s father gave them his bless- But before he could finish, the young man said, went on collecting the ing, and on a beautiful spring day, they wed. “I’m young and strong. I can find this ingredient if powder. For a long time, the couple was happy but for you just tell me what it is.” At long last, he had one problem: The young man dreamed of turning “Ah,” the old man sighed, “it requires a great collected 2 pounds. earth to gold. “I am working as an alchemist,” he deal of work.” Overjoyed, he hurried to told his wife. “I must have peace and quiet!” “I can work,” his son-in-law said. “Just tell me tell his father-in-law, and The young woman wished her husband would what to do and I shall!” when the old man saw get a job. “I work hard to pay our bills,” she The old man smiled and said, “You need the sil- the jars, he glowed with reminded him. This was true. Each morning she ver powder that grows on banana leaves. But not pride. “You have done fine set off for the fields, where she picked fruit for the just any silver powder. It must be the powder from work!” he said. “I’m proud local farmer who sold his fruit in the market. He plants you have grown on your own.” of you.” paid her very little for her work. “That’s easy,” the young man said. “I can plant “Now you’ll teach me “If you work, too,” the wife said, “we could save bananas. How much powder do we need?” how to make gold?” the money and buy our own farm.” “Two pounds,” the old man said. “Are you sure son-in-law asked. But the young man shook his head. “I promise, you can do all this work?” “Of course,” said the I have almost found the secret. I just need more “Of course!” the young man said. old man, “but I want my time.” “Very well,” the old man said, “let me give you daughter to hear this as She gave her husband time, but after a while, the money to buy the land where you can raise well. Go find her and tell she sought her father’s advice. She knew her father your bananas. And if you promise to tell no one, her that we need her help.” had also studied alchemy. not even my daughter, I shall teach you the magic The young man ran to “We all have dreams,” the father told his daugh- spells to say over your plants.” tell his wife that he wanted ter. “But I will talk to him. Tell him to come see me The father-in-law gave his son-in-law money, to show her a surprise, and tomorrow.” and the young man bought a plot of land. The she hurried after him to Hearing this news, the young man worried his land had good soil, but it was dense with brush. her father’s house. father-in-law would scold him just as he was on So for many weeks, the young man worked from When they were all together, her father said, father said. the verge of success. But he respected his wife and dawn to dusk to clear it. For many more weeks, he “My dear, what were you doing while your hus- The girl walked home and soon returned with his father-in-law, so early the next morning he tilled and sowed. When he had all his plants in the band was collecting the powder from his banana two large bags of gold. paid a visit. field, he whispered the magic spells over each one, leaves?” “Let us walk outside,” her father said. To the young man’s delight, the father-in-law and from then on, he worked all day, every day, She smiled. “I made sure to pick every fruit and There he poured the bags of gold into the dirt. did not lecture him. He was not angry. Instead, weeding and watering and trimming. I sold them at the market. That is how we have He turned to his son-in-law. “You see, my son, you he whispered, “I, too, was an alchemist. I almost When at last the bananas began to grow, and lived all these years.” have turned the base elements of earth into gold.” turned earth into gold. I was very close.” he had picked them and given them to his wife to “And tell me, dear,” her father said, “did you At first, the young man was so stunned that he “You were?” the young man asked. He was sur- sell in the market, he carefully collected the silvery save any money?” could not speak, but soon he understood that his prised to know they shared a dream. “I’m on the powder and poured it into jars. “Yes,” she said. “My beloved husband worked so father-in-law was, indeed, the wisest alchemist of verge of a breakthrough,” and he described his The banana leaves did not have much powder, hard, we had more than enough!” all. methods and experiments — everything that he and he realized he would have to harvest more “Show me the money you have saved,” her And now he was as well.

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Ly- ons, in favor of JPMor- gan Chase Bank, N.A., covering real property located at approximately 1458 North Clemente Way, Tooele, Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly described as: LOT 228, OVERLAKE ESTATES PHASE 1C, SUBDIVISION, AC- CORDING TO THE OF- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND OF RE- CORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE TOOELE COUNTY RECORDER. 12-057-0-0228 PUBLIC NOTICE The current beneficiary Notice is hereby given of the trust deed is that the Grantsville City JPMorgan Chase Bank, Planning Commission National Association, will hold a regular meet- and the record owner of ing on Thursday, May 8, the property as of the re- 2014 in the Grantsville cording of the notice of City Hall Council Cham- default is Kenneth C. Ly- bers at 429 E. Main ons and Teresa L. Ly- Street in Grantsville, ons. The trustee's sale Utah, which meeting of the aforedescribed shall begin promptly at real property will be 7:00 P.M. The agenda made without warranty shall be as follows: as to title, possession, or CALL TO ORDER AND encumbrances. Bidders PLEDGE OF ALLE- must be prepared to ten- GIANCE der a cashier's check in 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC the amount of HEARING: $20,000.00 at the sale. a. Proposed amendment The balance of the pur- to Sections 15.1 (1), chase price must be paid 15.2 (1), 15.3 (1), 15.4 by cashier's check or (1), 15.5 (1) (Residential wire transfer received by Districts) to delete the 12:00 noon the following requirement for street business day. The trus- lighting in developments. tee reserves the right to b. Proposed animal con- void the effect of the ditional use permit for trustee's sale after the Matt Bunkall at 188 E sale based upon infor- Katresha Circle to keep mation unknown to the up to eighty-four (84) trustee at the time of the birds (chickens) and sale, such as a bank- seven (7) apiary. ruptcy filing, a loan rein- AT THE CONCLUSION statement, or an agree- OF THE PUBLIC HEAR- ment between the trustor ING MEETING WILL and beneficiary to post- OFFICIALLY BE pone or cancel the sale. CALLED TO ORDER BY If so voided, the only re- CHAIRMAN, GARY course of the highest PINKHAM. bidder is to receive a full 1. Consideration of a fi- refund of the money paid nal plat for the Jefferies to the trustee. THIS IS Family Posterity Subdivi- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- sion dividing one lot into LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- two for Grantsville City FORMATION OB- and the Jefferies Family TAINED WILL BE USED at 319 West Clark St. FOR THAT PURPOSE. 2. 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Open- Public Notices CLARK STREET; Appliances, lawn mow- $$SAVE MONEY Buildings UPAXLP (435)830-9614 ing date is Apr 29, Trustees THENCE SOUTH 374 ers, garbage disposals, SPACIOUS 2 & 3BDRM Search Bank & HUD 2014, closing date is GRANTSVILLE CITY FEET; THENCE WEST etc. Will pick up free. apartments available, homes www.Tooele NEW BEGINNINGS May 8, 2014. For in- If you build, remodel or NOTICE OF PUBLIC Deadline for public no- 86.67 FEET; THENCE Call Rick at Call today for move in BankHomes.com PRESCHOOL now structions on how to ap- remove buildings you HEARING ON PRO- tices is 4 p.m. the day NORTH 374 FEET TO (801)599-5634 specials! 1mo Free! Berna Sloan (435) enrolling for the ply go to www. The Willows 366 E 840-5029 Group 1 can place your classi- POSED 2014-2015 prior to publication. THE PLACE OF BEGIN- 2014-15 school year.! usajobs.gov. For more Main Grantsville. fied ad in 45 of Utah's TENTATIVE BUDGET Public notices submit- NING. LONGER CLASSES information call (435)884-6211 5BDRM, 2 Full baths, newspapers for only Pursuant to Sections ted past the deadline MORE CORRECTLY NOW AVAILABLE.! 833-2005. Autos horse property, .95 $163. for 25 words ($5. §10-6-113, §10-6-127 will not be accepted. DESCRIBED AS: Summer & Fall acre, 412 East 500 for each additional and §10-3-818 of the UPAXLP COMMENCING AT A Classes. !Instructors: STYLISTS: ! N O T CASH Paid To You for Homes for North, Tooele. Large word). You will reach Utah Code, notice is POINT 344.33 FEET Crystal Lawrence, BUSY?! Not making Rent detached garage. up to 340,000 house- hereby given that the EAST OF THE SOUTH- your unwanted or bro- NOTICE OF TRUS- Heather Lawrence, enough money? Make ken down car, truck or Zoned for animals. Ask- holds and all you do is Grantsville City Council, EAST CORNER OF IN- Brooke Castagno.! ing price $205,000. call the Transcript Bul- will hold a public hearing TEE'S SALE TERSECTION OF $1000/MO Additional SUV. Free towing. Lost WHY RENT When You Call now at (435) (435)840-2773 letin at 882-0050 for all on May 7, 2014, at 7:00 The following described CLARK AND HALE Income Plus great pay, title? We can help. Call Can Buy? Zero down 882-0209 to reserve Full & P/T Schedules, the details. (Mention p.m. at the Grantsville real property will be sold STREETS IN GRANTS- (801)347-2428 & Low Income pro- LARGE 3 STORY your child's place. paid vacations and UCAN Classified Net- City Offices, 429 East at public auction to the VILLE CITY, EXTEND- grams, 1st time & Sin- 4bdrm, 3.5bth, 2 car highest bidder, purchase Over 20 years of ex- benefits. Our Salon is SELL YOUR CAR or work) Main Street, Grantsville, ING THENCE EAST gle parent programs, garage, large deck, price payable in lawful perience! busy and we need boat in the classifieds. Utah upon the City!s pro- 86.67 FEET ALONG Berna Sloan (435) swamp cooler, central Find Out What money of the United more Licensed Stylists. Call 882-0050 or visit posed 2014-2015 tenta- CLARK STREET; 840-5029 Group 1 air, new roof, appli- Your Neighbors States of America at the Call Angela www.tooeletranscript. tive fiscal year budget of THENCE SOUTH 374 ances, lighting, time of sale, at the main If it happens here, (801)919-4337 com 2BDRM, 1BTH, newly Are Thinking Grantsville City. The pro- FEET; THENCE WEST $235,000. entrance of the Tooele read about it here. SEEKING Experienced remodeled, fenced posed 2014-2015 tenta- 86.67 FEET; THENCE (801)592-9987 Open Forum County Courthouse, Medical assistant for WANT TO get the latest back yard, no pets, no tive fiscal budget may be NORTH 374 FEET TO TOOELE RANSCRIPT Every Tuesday a/k/a the Third Judicial T busy Medical office. local news? Subscribe smoking, $750/mo. SELL YOUR car in the reviewed by contacting THE PLACE OF BEGIN- ULLETIN TOOELE District Court, 74 South B Wage DOE. Please fax to the Transcript Bulle- 214 South 5th Street. Transcript Bulletin Clas- TRANSCRIPT Sherrie Broadbent at NING. (BEING IN SEC- ULLETIN 100 East, Tooele, Utah, resume (435)843-3774 tin. (801)450-8524 sified section. B 429 East Main Street, TION 31, TOWNSHIP 2 Grantsville, Utah (Tel: on Friday, May 16, SOUTH, RANGE 5 435.884.3411) prior to 2014, at the hour of 9:30 WEST.) the hearing. a.m. of that day for the 01-052-0-0043 Interested persons are purpose of foreclosing a The current beneficiary invited to attend and give deed of trust originally of the trust deed is The comment at these public executed by Kenneth C. Bank of New York Mel- 5 Acre Spring Canyon Estates hearings. In compliance Lyons and Teresa L. Ly- lon FKA The Bank of with the Americans with ons, in favor of JPMor- New York, as Trustee for Disability Act, Grantsville gan Chase Bank, N.A., the certificateholders of Are you ready to build your dream Home on 5 acres? City will accommodate covering real property lo- the CWABS, Inc., AS- reasonable requests to cated at approximately SET-BACKED CERTIFI- assist persons with dis- 1458 North Clemente CATES, SERIES 2006- Pine Canyon Road abilities to participate at Way, Tooele, Tooele 20, and the record owner Come take a look at Spring public hearings. Re- County, Utah, and more of the property as of the 117 119 quests for assistance particularly described as: recording of the notice of 101 may be made by calling LOT 228, OVERLAKE default is Larry L. Allen Canyon Estates. City Hall (435) 884-3411 ESTATES PHASE 1C, and Caelyn Allen. The at least 3 days in ad- SUBDIVISION, AC- trustee's sale of the vance of a hearing. CORDING TO THE OF- aforedescribed real 118 Dated this 28th day of FICIAL PLAT THEREOF property will be made 103 15 beautiful 5 acre April, 2014. ON FILE AND OF RE- without warranty as to ti- 102 104 Jennifer Huffman CORD IN THE OFFICE tle, possession, or en- 116 Deputy City Recorder OF THE TOOELE cumbrances. Bidders lots with amazing (Published in the Tran- COUNTY RECORDER. must be prepared to ten- 120 script Bulletin April 29, 12-057-0-0228 der a cashier's check in 2014) The current beneficiary the amount of 105 views still available of the trust deed is $20,000.00 at the sale. 115 PUBLIC NOTICE JPMorgan Chase Bank, The balance of the pur- 121 Notice is hereby given National Association, chase price must be paid 122 starting at ... that the Grantsville City and the record owner of by cashier's check or Planning Commission the property as of the re- wire transfer received by 114 127 will hold a regular meet- cording of the notice of 12:00 noon the following 123 106 ing on Thursday, May 8, default is Kenneth C. Ly- business day. The trus- 2014 in the Grantsville ons and Teresa L. Ly- tee reserves the right to

Droubay Road $ City Hall Council Cham- ons. The trustee's sale void the effect of the bers at 429 E. Main of the aforedescribed trustee's sale after the 126 99,000 Street in Grantsville, real property will be sale based upon infor- 125 Utah, which meeting 112 124 made without warranty mation unknown to the 113 107 shall begin promptly at as to title, possession, or trustee at the time of the Use your own builder 7:00 P.M. The agenda encumbrances. Bidders sale, such as a bank- shall be as follows: must be prepared to ten- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- CALL TO ORDER AND der a cashier's check in statement, or an agree- or one of ours. PLEDGE OF ALLE- the amount of ment between the trustor 111 110 GIANCE $20,000.00 at the sale. and beneficiary to post- 108 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC The balance of the pur- pone or cancel the sale. 109 HEARING: chase price must be paid If so voided, the only re- a. Proposed amendment by cashier's check or course of the highest to Sections 15.1 (1), wire transfer received by bidder is to receive a full 15.2 (1), 15.3 (1), 15.4 12:00 noon the following refund of the money paid (1), 15.5 (1) (Residential business day. The trus- to the trustee. THIS IS Districts) to delete the tee reserves the right to AN ATTEMPT TO COL- requirement for street void the effect of the LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- lighting in developments. trustee's sale after the FORMATION OB- b. Proposed animal con- sale based upon infor- TAINED WILL BE USED ditional use permit for mation unknown to the FOR THAT PURPOSE. Matt Bunkall at 188 E trustee at the time of the DATED this 14th day of Katresha Circle to keep sale, such as a bank- April, 2014 up to eighty-four (84) ruptcy filing, a loan rein- Marlon L. Bates, suc- birds (chickens) and statement, or an agree- cessor trustee seven (7) apiary. ment between the trustor Scalley Reading Bates AT THE CONCLUSION and beneficiary to post- Hansen & Rasmussen, OF THE PUBLIC HEAR- pone or cancel the sale. P.C. ING MEETING WILL If so voided, the only re- 15 West South Temple, OFFICIALLY B E course of the highest Ste. 600 CALLED TO ORDER BY bidder is to receive a full Salt Lake City, Utah CHAIRMAN, GARY refund of the money paid 84101 PINKHAM. to the trustee. THIS IS Telephone: (801) 1. Consideration of a fi- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- 531-7870 nal plat for the Jefferies LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Business Hours: 9:00 Family Posterity Subdivi- FORMATION OB- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. sion dividing one lot into TAINED WILL BE USED Trustee No. 87152-91 two for Grantsville City FOR THAT PURPOSE. (Published in the Tran- Call Laramie Dunn and the Jefferies Family DATED this 15th day of script Bulletin April 15, at 319 West Clark St. April, 2014 22 & 29, 2014) Call LaramieTooele County’sDunn for Real ALL Estate Specialist 2. Consideration of an Marlon L. Bates, suc- animal C.U.P. for Matt cessor trustee Bunkall at 188 E Katre- Scalley Reading Bates TOOELE your Real Estate needs sha Circle to keep up to TRANSCRIPT Hansen & Rasmussen, ULLETIN eighty-four (84) birds P.C. B 435-224-4000 (chickens) and seven (7) 15 West South Temple, apiary. Ste. 600 882-0050 3. Consideration of an Salt Lake City, Utah amendment to Sections 84101 HotHomesTooele.com 15.1 (1), 15.2 (1), 15.3 Telephone: (801) (1), 15.4 (1), and 15.5 531-7870 (1) to delete the require- Business Hours: 9:00 ment for street lighting in a.m. to 5:00 p.m. developments. Trustee No. 51121-1086 4. Approval of minutes of (Published in the Tran- the previous business script Bulletin April 15, meeting in April. 22 & 29, 2014) 5. Report from Council Liaison Member Neil Critchlow. 6. Adjourn. DATED this 28th Day of April, 2014. By the Order of Grants- ville City Planning Com- mission Chairman, Gary Pinkham. Shauna Kertamus Zoning Administrator All interested persons are invited to attend and provide comment upon these proposals scheduled for public hearings. Written comments will also be considered if submitted to the Zoning Administrator in advance of the hearing. The current zoning Code and proposed amendments may be reviewed at the Grantsville City Hall each weekday between hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. In accordance with the Americans With Disabili- ties Act, Grantsville City will accommodate reasonable requests to assist the disabled to participate in meetings. Re- quest for assistance may be made by calling City Hall at 884-3411 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting that will be attended. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 29, 2014) PUBLIC NOTICE Treatment Variance Request for!a Waste with Waste Codes D009 (High Mercury) Clean Harbors Grassy Mountain Facility The Director of the Divi- sion of Solid and Haz- ardous Waste is seeking public comment on a site-specific treatment variance from Clean Harbors Grassy Moun- REQUEST FOR PRO- tain, LLC for a waste POSALS FOR RE- with waste codes D009 PAIRS TO PARKS and F999. EQUIPMENT SHED The public comment pe- FOR RUSH VALLEY riod to receive com- TOWN ments on the variance Rush Valley Town is ac- request will begin on cepting statements of April 29, 2014 and will qualifications and pro- end on May 29, 2014.!!A posals from qualified, li- hearing regarding this censed, and insured variance request will be contractors to construct held on May 14, 2014, at a shed for the Town to the Tooele City Library, store it's park mainte- (in the large reading nance equipment. Expe- room), 128 West Vine rience in this type of THE STATE OF UTAH Street, Tooele, Utah at work is preferred. A writ- TO: Unknown 6:00 p.m. ten statement of qualifi- 1. Notice is hereby given Documents related to cations and fee for the that the State of Utah is this request can be services will be accepted seeking to forfeit the fol- viewed at the Division of by mailing to the Rush lowing defendant prop- Solid and Hazardous Valley Town, PO Box erty, which consists of, Waste, 195 North 1950 363, Rush Valley, Utah $127,590.00 in U.S. Cur- West, Salt Lake City, 84069 until Monday, rency, which was seized Utah. May 19, 2014. Specifi- REQUEST FOR PRO- on or about January 18, For the public"s conven- cations 23' length by 20' POSALS FOR SERV- 2014 at or near mile post ience, an unofficial copy wide, include the instal- ICES GRANTSVILLE 98 on Interstate 80 in of the Treatment Vari- lation of an 8' wide by 7' CITY CORPORATION Tooele County, by Utah ance Request is avail- garage door, a 3' by 6'8" HOLLYWOOD PARK- Highway Patrol. able on the internet man door, a 2' by 3' vinyl ING LOT PROJECT 2. Notice is hereby given at:!http://www.hazardous double pane window and Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Utah waste.utah.gov/Public/ the exterior of the build- that the Grantsville City Code Ann §24-4-104 a PublicHearingsandCom- ing needs painted. Corporation is accepting civil Complaint for Forfei- mentPeriods.htm!Written Other specification or statements of qualifica- ture has been or will be comments will be ac- specific questions about tions and proposals from filed within 10 business PUBLIC NOTICE cepted if received by this work in order to re- qualified contractors for days after service of this Treatment Variance 5:00 p.m. on May 29, spond to this RFQ/RFP the construction and ad- summons with the clerk Request for!a Waste 2014 and should be sub- will be made available to ministration of a parking of the Court. If there is with Waste Codes mitted to the address be- any interested party by lot at Grantsville City no case number on this D009 (High Mercury) low.!! Comments can contacting Dana Gard- Hollywood Park. Experi- form, you may call our Clean Harbors Grassy also be had delivered to ner, telephone (435) ence in this type of work office at (435) 843-3120 Mountain Facility the Division"s address 849-0634. RFQ/ RFPs is preferred. A written to obtain the court case The Director of the Divi- above and must be re- submitted after Monday, statement of qualifica- number. You may also sion of Solid and Haz- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on May 19, 2014 will not be tions and fee will be ac- REQUEST FOR PRO- call the clerk of the court ardous Waste is seeking May 29, 2014. considered. Rush Valley cepted at the Grantsville POSALS FOR SERV- at (435) 833-8000 to de- public comment on a Scott T. Anderson, Di- REQUEST FOR PRO- Town will not accept any City Offices, located at ICES GRANTSVILLE termine if the complaint site-specific treatment rector POSALS FOR RE- RFQ/RFP submittal by 429 East Main Street, CITY CORPORATION has been filed. As an variance from Clean Division of Solid and PAIRS TO PARKS facsimile, electronic Grantsville, Utah 84029 PATCHING STREET owner or interest holder, Harbors Grassy Moun- Hazardous Waste EQUIPMENT SHED transmission or any until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, REPAIR PROJECT you may file an Answer tain, LLC for a waste Department of Environ- FOR RUSH VALLEY method other than stated May 2, 2014. Please Notice is hereby given to the complaint without with waste codes D009 mental Quality TOWN above. Rush Valley re- contact Joel Kertamus, that the Grantsville City posting bond with re- and F999. P.O. Box 144880 Rush Valley Town is ac- serves the right not to is- Public Works Director Corporation is accepting spect to the property The public comment pe- Salt Lake City, Utah cepting statements of sue a RFQ/ RFP and to telephone (435)884- statements of qualifica- subject to forfeiture. riod to receive com- 84114-4880 qualifications and pro- cancel or modify this so- 0627, or by email at tions and proposals from 3. Notice is further given ments on the variance Comments can also be posals from qualified, li- licitation at any time if it rjkertamus@qwestoffice. qualified contractors for pursuant to Utah Code request will begin on sent by electronic mail censed, and insured deems, in its sole discre- net with any questions or the construction and ad- Ann. §24-4-103(3) that a thursday April 29, April2014 29, 2014 and will to:!! [email protected]. contractors to construct tion, such measures are specifications in order to ministration of the patch- claim or Answer to the end on May 29, 2014.!!A Comments sent in elec- a shed for the TooeleTown to in Transcripits best interests.t -BulleIt is respondtin to this RFQ/ ing of Grantsville City Complaint shall be b7filed hearing regarding this tronic format should be store it's park mainte- anticipated that the RFP/ RFP. Any RFQ/RFPs Streets. Experience in within thirty (30) days variance request will be identified by putting the nance equipment. Expe- RFQs will be formally submitted after May 2, this type of work is pre- from the date of service Public Notices heldPublic on May Notices 14, 2014, at followingPublic in Notices the subject riencePublic in thisNotices type of consideredPublic andNotices awarded 2014,Public at 4:00 Notices p.m. will ferred.Public A written Notices state- Public Notices ofPublic this Notice Notices and Com- Water User theMiscellaneous Tooele City Library, line:Miscellaneous!!Public Comment on workMiscellaneous is preferred. A writ- atMiscellaneous the City Council meet- notMiscellaneous be considered. mentMiscellaneous of qualifications Miscellaneous plaintMiscellaneous upon you with the (in the large reading Clean Harbors Grassy ten statement of qualifi- ing on May 28, 2014 at Grantsville City will not and fee will be accepted Clerk of the Court at 74 Deadline for public no- room), 128 West Vine Mountain Variance Re- cations and fee for the the 7:00 p.m. meeting. accept any RFQ/RFP at the Grantsville City THE STATE OF UTAH S. 100 E, Tooele, Utah tices is 4 p.m. the day Street, Tooele, Utah at quest.!!All documents in- services will be accepted Dated this 18th day of submittal by facsimile, Offices, located at 429 TO: Unknown 84074, and you must prior to publication. 6:00 p.m. cluded in comments by mailing to the Rush April, 2014 electronic transmission East Main Street, 1. Notice is hereby given mail or deliver a copy to Public notices submit- Documents related to should be submitted as Valley Town, PO Box Amie Russell or any method other Grantsville, Utah 84029 that the State of Utah is the State's attorney, M. ted past the deadline this request can be ASCII (text) files or in pdf 363, Rush Valley, Utah Rush Valley Town then stated above. until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, seeking to forfeit the fol- Scott Shields, Deputy will not be accepted. viewed at the Division of format. 84069 until Monday, Clerk/ Recorder Grantsville City reserves May 2, 2014. Please lowing defendant prop- Tooele County Attorney UPAXLP Solid and Hazardous For additional informa- May 19, 2014. Specifi- (Published in the Tran- the right not to issue a contact Joel Kertamus, erty, which consists of, at 74 S. 100 E #26, Waste, 195 North 1950 tion regarding the treat- cations 23' length by 20' script Bulletin April 22 & RFQ/RFP and to cancel Public Works Director $127,590.00 in U.S. Cur- Tooele, Utah 84074. West, Salt Lake City, ment variance request, wide, include the instal- 29, 2014) or modify this solicitation telephone (435) 884- rency, which was seized 4. Notice is further given Public Notices Utah. please call Ed Costo- lation of an 8' wide by 7' at any time if it deems, in 0627, or by email at on or about January 18, pursuant to Utah Code Miscellaneous For the public"s conven- miris of the Division of garage door, a 3' by 6'8" REQUEST FOR PRO- its sole discretion that rjkertamus@qwestoffice. 2014 at or near mile post Ann. §24-4-108, that ience, an unofficial copy Solid and Hazardous man door, a 2' by 3' vinyl POSALS FOR SERV- such measures are in net with any questions or 98 on Interstate 80 in you may obtain release Deadline for public no- of the Treatment Vari- Waste at (801) double pane window and ICES GRANTSVILLE Grantsville!s best inter- specifications in order to Tooele County, by Utah of the defendant prop- tices is 4 p.m. the day ance Request is avail- 536-0219.! !In compli- the exterior of the build- CITY CORPORATION ests. It is anticipated that respond to this RFQ/ Highway Patrol. erty by posting a surety prior to publication. able on the internet ance with the Americans ing needs painted. HOLLYWOOD PARK- the RFP/RFQs will be RFP. Any RFQ/RFPs 2. Notice is hereby given bond for the property, Public notices submit- at:!http://www.hazardous with Disabilities Act, indi- Other specification or ING LOT PROJECT formally considered and submitted after May 2, that pursuant to Utah and that you are also ented past the deadline waste.utah.gov/Public/ viduals with special specific questions about Notice is hereby given awarded at the City 2014, at 4:00 p.m. will Code Ann §24-4-104 a titled to file a motion for will not be accepted. PublicHearingsandCom- needs (including auxil- this work in order to re- that the Grantsville City Council meeting on May not be considered. civil Complaint for Forfei- hardship release of the UPAXLP mentPeriods.htm!Written iary communicative aids spond to this RFQ/RFP Corporation is accepting 7, 2014, at the 7:00 p.m. Grantsville City will not ture has been or will be property. A motion for comments will be ac- and services) should will be made available to statements of qualifica- meeting. accept any RFQ/RFP filed within 10 business hardship release must PUBLIC NOTICE cepted if received by contact Dana Powers, any interested party by tions and proposals from Dated this 28th day of submittal by facsimile, days after service of this be filed with the Clerk of Treatment Variance 5:00 p.m. on May 29, Office of Human Re- contacting Dana Gard- qualified contractors for April 2014. electronic transmission summons with the clerk the Third Judicial District Request for!a Waste 2014 and should be sub- sources, at (801) ner, telephone (435) the construction and ad- Sherrie Broadbent or any method other of the Court. If there is Court, 74 S. 100 E, with Waste Codes mitted to the address be- 536-4412 TDD (801) 849-0634. RFQ/ RFPs ministration of a parking City Finance Director then stated above. no case number on this Tooele, Utah 84074, and D009 (High Mercury) low.!! Comments can 536-4414 or by email at submitted after Monday, lot at Grantsville City (Published in the Tran- Grantsville City reserves form, you may call our you must mail or deliver Clean Harbors Grassy also be had delivered to [email protected]. May 19, 2014 will not be Hollywood Park. Experi- script Bulletin April 29 & the right not to issue a office at (435) 843-3120 a copy to the State's at- Mountain Facility the Division"s address (Published in the Tran- considered. Rush Valley ence in this type of work May 1, 2014) RFQ/RFP and to cancel to obtain the court case torney, M. Scott Shields, The Director of the Divi- above and must be re- script Bulletin April 29, Town will not accept any is preferred. A written or modify this solicitation number. You may also Deputy Tooele County sion of Solid and Haz- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on 2014) RFQ/RFP submittal by statement of qualifica- REQUEST FOR PRO- at any time if it deems, in call the clerk of the court Attorney at 74 S. 100 E ardous Waste is seeking May 29, 2014. facsimile, electronic tions and fee will be ac- POSALS FOR SERV- its sole discretion that at (435) 833-8000 to de- #26, Tooele, Utah public comment on a Scott T. Anderson, Di- REQUEST FOR PRO- transmission or any cepted at the Grantsville ICES GRANTSVILLE such measures are in termine if the complaint 84074, or upon the seiz- site-specific treatment rector POSALS FOR RE- method other than stated City Offices, located at CITY CORPORATION Grantsville!s best inter- has been filed. As an ing agency, within (10) variance from Clean Division of Solid and PAIRS TO PARKS above. Rush Valley re- 429 East Main Street, PATCHING STREET ests. It is anticipated that owner or interest holder, days after filing a hard- Harbors Grassy Moun- Hazardous Waste EQUIPMENT SHED serves the right not to is- Grantsville, Utah 84029 REPAIR PROJECT the RFP/RFQs will be you may file an Answer ship release. tain, LLC for a waste Department of Environ- FOR RUSH VALLEY sue a RFQ/ RFP and to until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Notice is hereby given formally considered and to the complaint without 5. IF YOU FAIL TO FILE with waste codes D009 mental Quality TOWN cancel or modify this so- May 2, 2014. Please that the Grantsville City awarded at the City posting bond with re- an answer or other claim and F999. P.O. Box 144880 Rush Valley Town is ac- licitation at any time if it contact Joel Kertamus, Corporation is accepting Council meeting on May spect to the property regarding the seized The public comment pe- Salt Lake City, Utah cepting statements of deems, in its sole discre- Public Works Director statements of qualifica- 7, 2014, at the 7:00 p.m. subject to forfeiture. property, default judg- riod to receive com- 84114-4880 qualifications and pro- tion, such measures are telephone (435)884- tions and proposals from meeting. 3. Notice is further given ment will be granted ments on the variance Comments can also be posals from qualified, li- in its best interests. It is 0627, or by email at qualified contractors for Dated this 28th day of pursuant to Utah Code against the defendant request will begin on sent by electronic mail censed, and insured anticipated that the RFP/ rjkertamus@qwestoffice. the construction and ad- April 2014. Ann. §24-4-103(3) that a property and you will for- April 29, 2014 and will to:!! [email protected]. contractors to construct RFQs will be formally net with any questions or ministration of the patch- Sherrie Broadbent claim or Answer to the feit any right, title or in- end on May 29, 2014.!!A Comments sent in elec- a shed for the Town to considered and awarded specifications in order to ing of Grantsville City City Finance Director Complaint shall be filed terest which you may hearing regarding this tronic format should be store it's park mainte- at the City Council meet- respond to this RFQ/ Streets. Experience in (Published in the Tran- within thirty (30) days claim in and to said de- variance request will be identified by putting the nance equipment. Expe- ing on May 28, 2014 at RFP. Any RFQ/RFPs this type of work is pre- script Bulletin April 29 & from the date of service fendant property. held on May 14, 2014, at following in the subject rience in this type of the 7:00 p.m. meeting. submitted after May 2, ferred. A written state- May 1, 2014) of this Notice and Com- (Published in the Tran- the Tooele City Library, line:!!Public Comment on work is preferred. A writ- Dated this 18th day of 2014, at 4:00 p.m. will ment of qualifications plaint upon you with the script Bulletin April 17, (in the large reading Clean Harbors Grassy ten statement of qualifi- April, 2014 not be considered. and fee will be accepted Clerk of the Court at 74 22, 24 & 29, 2014) room), 128 West Vine Mountain Variance Re- cations and fee for the Amie Russell Grantsville City will not at the Grantsville City S. 100 E, Tooele, Utah Street, Tooele, Utah at quest.!!All documents in- services will be accepted Rush Valley Town accept any RFQ/RFP Offices, located at 429 84074, and you must 6:00 p.m. cluded in comments by mailing to the Rush Clerk/ Recorder submittal by facsimile, East Main Street, mail or deliver a copy to Documents related to should be submitted as Valley Town, PO Box (Published in the Tran- electronic transmission Grantsville, Utah 84029 the State's attorney, M. this request can be ASCII (text) files or in pdf 363, Rush Valley, Utah script Bulletin April 22 & or any method other until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Scott Shields, Deputy viewed at the Division of format. 84069 until Monday, 29, 2014) then stated above. 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Stansbury and is a member of the Stansbury Jacob Blomquist is the son of Talyia Fordham is the daugh- with a GPA of 3.84. Natalie has marimba to marching snare. He Seminary Council. She plans on Todd Blomquist and Amanda ter of Christopher and Misti shared her talents with many in can be found most days drum- continued from page B1 going to the University of Utah to Smith. He has a 3.98 GPA and 30 Fordham. Talyia has a GPA of the community by both teaching ming out a rhythm on a desk top major in Chemical Engineering. Composite ACT score. Jacob is an 3.99 and is ranked second in others what she knows and help- or even his knee. He has served 15 Sterling Scholar Finalists for ambassador for HOBY, and the her class. She is receiving her ing provide art for several events. as percussion section leader and the state of Utah in the Family Tanner Barton: Social Science president of the Java Club. He has Honors Diploma and three She plans to attend Utah Valley band president at Stansbury and Consumer Sciences cat- Tanner Barton is the son of Jeff a variety of interests, including pathways in Medical Assisting, University this fall in pursuit of High. Ian is also the Seminary egory. Brynn has been involved and Karman Barton. He has a 3.95 but not limited to rock climb- Certified Nursing Assisting and a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree. Council President for the 2013- in FCCLA (Family, Career, and GPA and scored a 34 on the ACT. ing, cycling, music, electrical Sports Medicine. Talyia has her Being a Sterling Scholar has been 2014 school year. He loves the Community Leaders of America) Tanner has served in student gov- engineering and computer pro- Nursing Assistant License and one of the pinnacles of her senior students in seminary and sets and the National Honors Society ernment in each of his four years gramming. He is a member of is currently doing an internship year, and she is grateful of all the a great example of service. Ian for three years. She has served as at Stansbury High School, most Stansbury High School’s National at Women’s Wellsprings Care to support that has been shown by loves to provide service in the President of FCCLA for two years recently serving as student body Honor Society, FBLA, and MESA receive her Medical Assisting her family, fellow peers, and staff community too. He volunteers in a row, including this year. She president. Tanner is a three-year clubs. Jacob plans to attend the license. Talyia lettered in debate at Stansbury High. a few times a week at Stansbury will receive her Honors Diploma member of the National Honor University of Utah after serving her junior year as well as placed Elementary, helping students at graduation, and she also quali- Society and is a HOSA club officer an LDS mission, then go on to third in Public Forum at the state Caitlin Martin: Business and who are behind in reading. Ian is fies for the Regents’ Scholarship. as well. He has provided service make the world a better place. debate tournament. She is cur- Marketing a Certified Dental Assistant and Brynn has been honored at the as a volunteer at LDS Hospital rently the debate captain for Caitlin Martin is the daughter has worked in a dental office and chapter level for the Daughters for the past four years, and was Madeline Cole: Dance Public Forum and is preparing of Deborah and James Martin. at the health department as a vol- of the American Revolution Good named by his coordinators as the Madeline Cole is the daughter to compete at the state tourna- She has actively participated unteer. Ian has been accepted to Citizen and has also been hon- hospital’s nominee for the Utah of Jon and Robin Cole. Madeline ment once again. Talyia is the in Future Business Leaders of Brigham Young University-Idaho ored with the Martin Luther Jr. Business Magazine “Healthcare has been on the Stansbury High Student Body Service Officer for America (FBLA) since her soph- and to Southern Utah University. Youth Leadership Award. Brynn Hero” for 2013. Tanner attend- School drill team for four years Stansbury High School and has omore year. She has received He is planning on leaving on an was Homecoming Queen Second ed American Legion Utah Boy’s and has held an officer position helped organize service projects, many awards in accounting LDS mission in July. Attendant and will complete State and Freedom Academy this each year. Madeline has lettered including Operation Christmas through FBLA, including first in her pathway in Interior Design. last summer, and was privileged four years on Drill team. This Child, The Festival of Lights and region. She has also been in Katheryn Rasmussen: World Brynn has more than 100 hours of to hear from many influential year she is the captain of the Drill four Red Cross Blood Drives. the Presidency of FBLA for two community service and plans to state leaders. He was also able team. Madeline has been danc- Talyia has been a member of the years. She has been employed Languages attend Brigham Young University to take part in a humanitarian ing since she was 2 years old. National Honor’s Society since at Nu Cleaners on Vine Street in Katheryn Rasmussen is the in the fall. trip to Guatemala prior to his She has been awarded most valu- her sophomore year and current- Tooele since November 2012. She daughter of Jane and Matthew junior year, and assisted in set- able dancer for the drill team. ly serves as the Secretary. She has helped organize a youth camp, Shannon. As the World Language Stephanie Aswad: Science ting up a medical clinic while Madeline has been awarded vari- also served as President of HOSA and served as a junior leader Sterling Scholar, she has incor- Stephanie Aswad is the niece bringing many crucial supplies ous awards at different dance (Health Occupations Students of while there. Caitlin has served for porated Spanish into her daily of Clayton and Laramie Dunn. for families in the area. In 2012, camps. She has trained in jazz, America) her junior and senior several years in leadership posi- life by conversing with friends She has a 3.95 GPA and a 32 on Tanner received the President’s ballet, contemporary, hip-hop, years. Talyia will be attending tions in her church. She plays from other countries and explor- the ACT. She has achieved a 5 Volunteer Service award. Tanner lyrical and many other styles. SUU this fall. She is enrolled in the cello and has had the oppor- ing new cultures. She is cur- on the AP Chemistry exam, was plans on attending the University Last summer she had the oppor- its Honors Program and plans to tunity to be on the Color Guard rently studying her fourth year accepted into the ACCESS Math of Utah Honors College next year tunity to train in New York City major in Athletic Training. After team this year. She has aided of Spanish, and as a junior she and Science Summer Program as a pre-med student before leav- at the Broadway dance center graduating from SUU her plan is the community through tutor- initiated Spanish Club and held for Women at the University ing to serve a mission for the LDS and the Joffrey ballet. Madeline to attend the University of Utah’s ing, and helped spruce up the presidency throughout the of Utah, and has been in a col- Church. plans to attend BYU-Idaho in the Medical School and become an landscape. She has done well in school year. Last September, she lege level Chemistry Lab for two fall and major in dance with an Orthopedic Surgeon. school, achieving a 3.8 GPA and a traveled to Guatemala to serve semesters. She is the Treasurer Jacob Blomquist: Computer emphasis on choreography and 28 on the ACT. She is set to gradu- a week-long humanitarian trip of the Stansbury Interact Club, Technology performance. Tage Gould: Speech/Theater ate with an Honors diploma and with a group from her church. Arts/Forensics a Business pathway. Caitlin plans Additionally, she has been a Matt DeAngelo: Mathematics Tage Gould is the son of to attend college at Weber State member of the National Honors Matthew Franklin DeAngelo is Timothy and Marsha Gould. University this fall. Society for the past three years, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, He is Stansbury High School’s serving more than 30 hours of and Mr. and Mrs. DeAngelo. Matt Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics Jessica McCubbins: Vocal service annually. As a senior, she was chosen as the Mathematics Sterling Scholar for the 2013-2014 Performance was elected as a Student Body Sterling Scholar this year at academic year. He is currently Jessica Christine McCubbins Officer and served over activi- Stansbury High School. Matt the president of the Stansbury is the daughter of Lance and ties. On the ACT she received loves to look for the math in High School drama club. He has Denise McCubbins. She is the a 29, and in the fall she will be life. He sees the world through been in nine productions at his Vocal Performance Sterling attending the University of Utah a mathematician’s eye. He is high school, including five main Scholar at Stansbury High to study elementary teaching of actively involved in tutoring his supporting roles. He has been a School. She has been enrolled in dual-immersion Spanish. fellow students at Stansbury High member of the National Honor choir classes at Stansbury High in math. Many students come Society for three years. Over the for four years. This year she has Megan Topham: English up to him during the day and past three years, he has helped been serving as the Show Choir Megan Topham is the daughter request his help on various math introduce children to theatri- President. She loves the choral of Kendall and Michelle Topham. problems. He has a knack for cal arts through his drama club. program at Stansbury High and She is Stansbury High School’s explaining complex algorithms He will be going to Westminster has been enriched by the good English Sterling Scholar. She vol- so they can understand. Matt also College as a member of its Honor friends and fun experiences she’s unteers at Stansbury Elementary loves to dance. He is involved Program. Being a Sterling Scholar had while participating. She was in a first grade classroom, help- in a community ballroom class. has been a highlight of his high honored to be nominated by the ing students learn to be better He recently completed his Eagle school career. He is immensely choir to participate in this year’s readers and writers. She has been Scout Project where he gathered grateful for both the opportu- Homecoming Pageant. She is a involved in cross country, cheer- business clothing to donate to nity to participate in the Sterling Senator for the Key Club and a leading, track and field, drama, Valley Mental Health Relief Scholar program, as well as for member of the National Honor National Honors Society, and Services so that homeless people all of the support he has received Society. She loves to run with the Student Government. She was could attend job interviews. Matt from friends and the school staff. cross country team and is partici- selected to be on the Academic is on the Seminary Council this pating with them in the Wasatch All-State team for cross coun- year and loves to be with the stu- Natalie Logan: Visual Arts Back Ragnar this June. Running try in 2013, and she is on track dents and see them grow. Matt Natalie Logan is the daughter is very important to Jessica. She has been accepted to Utah State of Michael and Michelle Logan. says her day is always better when to receive The Gold Letter University, which is the leading She is Stansbury High School’s she is able to get a run in. She Stallion Award. She is currently school in the nation for aero- Visual Arts Sterling Scholar has been accepted to Brigham the Student Body Spirit Officer. nautics and space research. He for the 2013-2014 school year. Young University, Utah State Being in Student Government is excited to be a part of such Natalie has been an avid artist University, the University of Utah and National Honors Society has a prestigious program. Matt will from the beginning of her life and and Southern Utah University. In given Megan many opportunities serve a two-year mission for the has been drawing since she can September, she will be serving to serve her school and com- LDS church and will leave this remember. Over the years she has an LDS mission for 18 months munity. Megan has received The summer. developed her talents, and espe- before attending college. Mayor’s Youth Recognition Award cially enjoys drawing animals and twice for being active in leader- Talyia Fordham: Skilled and people. Her goal in her creativity Ian Memmott: Instrumental ship and serving the community. Technical Sciences Education is to reach out and inspire oth- Music Even though she is active, Megan ers. She has interned at Grenade Ian Spencer Memmott is has maintained a GPA of 3.987. Graphics and has been a part of the son of Jason and Mindy She is on track to graduate with Stansbury High’s yearbook as an Memmott. He was honored to be an Honors Diploma this spring. editor for the past three years. the Instrumental Sterling Scholar Megan plans to serve an LDS Not only has Natalie excelled as at Stansbury High School this mission and receive a Bachelor’s an artist, but she is also a student year. Ian loves to play everything Degree in Elementary Education in the top 20 percent of her class percussion from a drum set to the after High School.

Tree-climbing competition is leafy fun HICKORY CORNERS, Mich. was super fun to be here and see Drews said the competition usu- (AP) — Of the more than a all the excellent climbers and to ally attracts 20 to 30 contenders. dozen entrants who took part be a part of it.” The rescheduled date may have in the Michigan Tree Climbing The participants competed in contributed to the below-aver- Championship, only two quali- five events that demonstrated age turnout, he said. fied for an international compe- their competency in a variety of Saturday’s competition was tition. skills used by tree care profes- held at Michigan State University’s Jack Richardson of Ann Arbor sionals in everyday working envi- W.K. Kellogg Biological Station on and Charity Barnes of Dexter ronments. The event usually is the shores of Gull Lake in Hickory earned spots Saturday in the held in the fall, but Saturday was Corners. It was sponsored by the International Tree Climbing a makeup day for the 2013 com- Ypsilanti-based Arboricultural Championship in Milwaukee petition, which had to be post- Society of Michigan, the Battle this summer. poned due to weather, said Bob Creek Enquirer reported. “I just gave it a whirl,” Barnes, Hunt, chairman of the Michigan The next Michigan Tree a first-time participant and the Tree Climbing Championship Climbing Championship only female competitor this year, committee. is scheduled for Sept. 27 in told the Kalamazoo Gazette. “It Committee member Bill Holland. �� Subscribe Today! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Magazine BULLETIN