9-23-14 Transcript Bulletin

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TOOELE RANSCRIPT Tooele improves T to 5-0 for first SERVING time in 50 years. TOOELE COUNTY See A10 BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY September 23, 2014 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 121 No. 33 $1.00 Stericycle, state will look into claims by Emma Penrod STAFF WRITER

Both Stericycle and the state have pledged investigations into new claims regarding alleged permit violations at the medical waste handler’s North Salt Lake incinerator. Allegations surfaced earlier this month when an anonymous person claiming to be a former Stericycle employee said in an online video that incinerator supervisors directed employees to ignore company policies regarding measuring the weight and radioactivity of materials. This caused the incinerator to burn more material

SEE STERICYCLE PAGE A6 ➤

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Kaitlyn Bresee tosses an empty bucket to Tyler Lawrence. The Tooele seniors spent the day with classmates repairing damage at the Tooele ‘T’. Study: Snake THS seniors restore Tooele ‘T’ landmark Valley aquifer Gochis and five other THS faculty and staff by Tim Gillie members spent the day on the hillside. STAFF WRITER Using cement mixers and generators from not crucial to a spot below the base of the “T,” the group Tooele High School students didn’t head to mixed concrete and then formed a brigade to class on Monday morning. pass five gallon buckets half-full of concrete Instead the class of 2015 scaled the side of a up the mountainside to the landmark. local water mountain and spent the morning laboring to The concrete was then poured around the protect the hillside site of Tooele’s iconic ‘T.’ base and sides of the ‘T’ to repair erosion And after their work was done, they caused by water runoff, according to Gochis. by Emma Penrod returned that night for the traditional light- Last week, prior to the Senior T-day, a group STAFF WRITER ing of the landmark to kick off Tooele High’s of staff from the school climbed to the marker homecoming week. to repair damage to its white covering. A first-ever baseline study intended to estab- According to THS Principal Bill Gochis, “I was looking at the ‘T’ through some bin- lish the actual extents of the embattled Snake Monday’s restoration project was the first day oculars from my house and it looked brown in Valley aquifer suggests the underground water of a new tradition. some places,” Gochis said. “My first thought system may have less to do with Tooele County “The senior class used to make an annual was that it was mud that had washed down water supplies than previously thought. trip to the ‘T’ to maintain the ‘T,’ said Gochis, the hillside from all the rain.” Fish Springs and a few other spring complexes

who is a 1975 THS graduate. “Now that the Gochis dispatched some staff members to FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO located in the southwestern corner of the coun- BLM has given us the rights to the land where inspect the landmark and to make prepara- Mike Lawrence and Jarod Jackson work to repair ero- ty mark the bulk of the Snake Valley aquifer’s the ‘T’ sits, we are going to reinstitute the sion damage on the ‘T’ yesterday on the mountain above annual tradition.” SEE LANDMARK PAGE A8 ➤ Tooele’s east side. SEE AQUIFER PAGE A6 ➤ Developer working fast to prep Saddleback

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Dirt has been flying in the Lake Point area since July as the developer of The Pastures at Saddleback races against nature to reach a self-imposed deadline to get the SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX first building lot on the market. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The Tooele County Planning The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:18 a.m. 7:23 p.m. For the second time this year, a speed event has been cancelled due to Commission approved the final Thursday 7:19 a.m. 7:22 p.m. water on the Salt Flats at the Bonneville Speedway. Speed Week events plat for the first 49 lots in the Friday 7:20 a.m. 7:20 p.m. Saturday 7:21 a.m. 7:18 p.m. have been cancelled due to recent rains. Pastures at Saddleback at its July Sunday 7:22 a.m. 7:17 p.m. 9 meeting. The Pastures also Monday 7:23 a.m. 7:15 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tuincludes parcels designated as Tuesday 7:24 a.m. 7:13 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin trails and access points to larger Wet salt flats cancelprotection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Wednesday 7:43 a.m. 7:35 p.m. open areas. Thursday 8:41 a.m. 8:07 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme “Our plan is to have asphalt laid Friday 9:40 a.m. 8:41 p.m. Saturday 10:40 a.m. 9:19 p.m. ALMANAC by this fall,” said Chris Robinson, Sunday 11:40 a.m. 10:02 p.m. another speedStatistics race for the week ending Sept. 22. managing partner for Saddleback Intervals of clouds and Not as warm with a Periods of sun with a Mostly cloudy with a Monday 12:39 p.m. 10:50 p.m. Plenty of sunshine Mostly sunny Clouds and sunshine Temperatures Tuesday 1:36 p.m. 11:45 p.m. sunshine thunderstorm in spots couple of t-storms couple of showers Partners. by Lisa Christensen AccordingHigh/Low past to week the 93/52 Crews have been moving dirt, New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 78/52 86 58 86 62 85 58 73 51 67 47 STAFF69 WRITER48 70 Southern43 CaliforniaAverage temp past Timing week 72.0doing mass grading of the proj- Association’sNormal website, average temp Speed past week 65.1ect area, and working quickly TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 23 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 A second racing event on Week at World Finals has to install water and sewer lines, Shown is Wednesday’s the Bonneville Salt Flats has been canceled because the according to Robinson. Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and been canceled because of frequent rains in the area Water lines come from a one- AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Wednesday night’s lows. rain, and Wendover is feeling Construction crews work to install water and sewer lines in the Pastures of Saddleback development in Lake Point. The the pain. SEE SALT FLATS PAGE A9 ➤ SEE SADDLEBACK PAGE A9 ➤ development will have 49 home lots in a subdivision. UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B3 Grouse 85/47 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 85/59 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 84/49 87/61 87/60 87/61 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good New fro-yo shop Club gives Tooele 86/61 Erda 88/60 opens in Tooele Runners a chance OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 88/60 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 79/51 88/60 74/51 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 88/62 Bauer Good See A2 to help each other 86/58 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 85/57 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 86/58 See B1 83/53 84/55 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 85/57 82/55 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 86/53 84/56 Ophir Moderate on A9 77/53 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 88/57 86/53 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 88/57 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 85/57 86/56 Moab 84/56 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 90/59 Beaver 88/54 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 85/51 Ibapah 83/55 24-hour 87/53 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.13 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 84/49 85/58 at Grantsville 1.37 none 93/64 Kanab 87/55 Eureka 78/53 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 92.83 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2014 Yeti’s Frozen Blast serves up fresh treats by Tim Gillie toppings. tomers can casually browse the 6. Hours are Monday through STAFF WRITER The frozen desserts are self- Internet while eating. Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 served through dispensers “We’re looking forward to p.m.; Friday and Saturday from Tooele has a new hangout that mounted in the wall. being part of the community for 11 a.m. to midnight; and Sunday serves frozen treats. Customers walk in and grab a long time,” Holmes said. from noon until 8 p.m. Mike Holmes, a former pro- a container, fill it up, apply top- Yeti’s Frozen Blast is located [email protected] duction supervisor for URS, pings and then pay 49 cents per at 134 W. 1180 North in Suite didn’t want to leave the town ounce for their creation. he grew up in when Deseret The frozen treats are a selec- Chemical Depot closed. tion from Honeyville Farms, a So when DCD shut down, he Utah company, and are paired at opened Yeti’s Frozen Blast on the Yeti’s for making twists. uphill side of the strip mall that The flavors are changed occa- is on the south end of Walmart’s sionally. parking lot. For example this week, in “We were on a trip to St. George honor of homecoming, Yeti’s and stopped at a yogurt shop,” will feature Stallion blue rasp- he said. “My family liked it, and berry and Buffalo grape that I thought, “We need a place like can be twisted together to make this in Tooele.” “Rivalberry,” Holmes said. With no formal education or The selection includes prod- background in the food service ucts that are gluten free, low fat, industry, Holmes returned home and sugar free as well as full fat and launched an Internet study and sugar-laden varieties. of the frozen yogurt retail busi- Once you have purchased your ness and hatched his idea for frozen treat, you have the choice Yeti’s. of taking it to go or enjoying it in Yeti’s is a one-of-a-kind local the store. store, not a franchise or chain, The store is painted in bright according to Holmes. colors and has one corner with Great customer service, a cozy two couches and a television welcome atmosphere, and a deli- for watching favorite shows and cious product are the key ingre- sporting events while consuming dients to success, according to your frozen delight. Holmes. The store also has a gener- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Yeti’s offers ten different fla- ous supply of wooden tables and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Carly Bell enjoys a pomegranate yogurt while watching TV at Yeti’s Frozen Blast vors of frozen yogurt, gelato, and comfortable oak chairs. Yeti’s Frozen Blast owner Mike Holmes puts toppings on a yellow cake batter and yesterday. Italian ice along with 19 different Yeti’s offers free WiFi so cus- dark chocolate twist yogurt. Live Fit to use focus groups to improve service by Emma Penrod ing farmers market in the area. seen maybe ten customers pay accepted only $100 worth of food “We were expecting more Focus group participants STAFF WRITER Live Fit has made the machine with food stamps. stamps. [use] than that,” she said. “This need only attend an afternoon available for use at the gristmill There were a few hiccups The lack of use is bewilder- is a research-backed program, meeting from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Live Fit will host the first of a farmers market, which operates initially, Toohey admitted. The ing to the coalition, Toohey said, nation-wide.” at the health department, and pair of special focus groups this every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 machine Live Fit initially received because using EBT technology To determine exactly why the in return will receive a Walmart week to discuss why some of the p.m. was defective, which forced the to allow low-income shoppers machine hasn’t seen as much use gift card as compensation, she coalition’s efforts to reach low- And yet, despite having made coalition to turn away custom- to use food stamps at farmers as Live Fit anticipated, the coali- said. Those who wish to par- income populations have seen the machine available at nearly ers at the gristmill for the first markets is scientifically proven tion has planned a pair of focus ticipate should contact Toohey little success. a dozen markets this summer, few markets. But even after the to increase the consumption of groups intended to gather repre- at 435-277-2481 or via email at The Live Fit Tooele County Malaena Toohey, Live Fit coali- replacement machine arrived, fruits and vegetables in a given sentatives of low-income popu- [email protected]. coalition received a grant earlier tion chairwoman, said they’ve Toohey said the coalition has community. lations across the county. [email protected] this year to purchase and pay for The focus groups will allow the operating costs of an EBT Live Fit to find out whether resi- machine, an electronic reader dents were aware they could Frank that would make it possible to use food stamps at the farmers OHLMAN use food stamps to buy produce markets to learn where they get Attorney at Law at local farmers markets. their information, and to discov- M Live Fit partnered with the er whether other issues — such Benson Gristmill farmers mar- as the time and location of the ket, which at the beginning of the farmers market — might prevent FREE year was the most active operat- them from taking full advantage Consultation of the EBT machine. for “We want to have a discussion Wills & TOOELETRANSCRIPT to see how we can best meet the Trusts ULLETIN needs of EBT recipients in the B county,” Toohey said. ADMINISTRATION The first focus group will meet Scott C. Dunn Publisher this Wednesday, but that session 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus is full. The second, which is slat- OFFICE ed to take place on Oct. 1, is still 882-4800 Bruce Dunn Controller looking for participants, Toohey Chris Evans Office Manager said. www.tooelelawoffice.com Vicki Higgins Customer Service EDITORIAL David Bern Editor Mark Watson Sports Editor Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor NEED CASH NOW? Tavin Stucki Community News Editor We Want to Make You a Loan! Tim Gillie Staff Writer Lisa Christensen Staff Writer HEALTH FAIR $ $ Emma Penrod Staff Writer 100- 3,000 TODAY! ADVERTISING Cory Allred (above) explains the Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager inventory system used in the operat- Keith Bird Advertising Sales ing room during tours offered at Shane Bergen Advertising Sales Mountain West Medical Center on Kelly Chance Classified Advertising Saturday. Abby Gertson (right) volun- LAYOUT & DESIGN teered at the Teddy Bear Clinic. 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TUESDAY September 23, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 A STUDENT’S VIEW There’s nothing like a haunted house to usher in Halloween by Kaylee Peatross make something clear: I am the good scare before you even go trolls and nuns trying to drag the next day, I finally made it they did not harass them. It was CORRESPONDENT kind of person that watches a into the haunted house. you away the entire time. I am out of Asylum 49. by far, the best haunted house I scary movie, screams and cow- Gulping hard, I finally walked glad to say, that while I was Although I was nervous have ever been in. got the unique experience ers behind a pillow, and yells at into the doors that lead into truly scared out of my mind, before I went in, I was pleas- Asylum 49’s hours are 7 p.m. of going through Tooele’s the main characters not to go the haunted house. The light- the characters did not hurt me. antly surprised. The workers to 10 p.m. Sept. 27-28. and from IAsylum 49 haunted house into the basement. ing was dim. The props were They were gentle and courte- remained in character the 7 p.m. to midnight Oct. 1-31 last week. My heart raced as I waited convincing. The masks and ous about it while still scaring entire time, giving me a good (closed Sundays and Mondays). The facility in which the for the doors to open and for makeup looked so realistic, I you. They even directed me if I scare. Yet, they were nice Operations will continue Nov. haunted house is held is in the the workers to start letting screamed like a little girl when I got lost, while managing to stay enough to give me directions 1-2 from 7 p.m. to midnight. former Tooele County Hospital people in. I don’t think I have saw the first clown. in character. every time I got lost. Although General admittance is $20 on the corner of 100 E. 200 ever been that nervous. When To make it even more fright- They even dragged off my there were times of contact, per person and $25 per person South. The hospital is believed the doors opened, we were ges- ening, the rooms were like a friend to a different room, so they were gentle. The occasion- for a special wristband that to be haunted. Part of it is used tured inside to an area roped maze. The maze even led you he had to start over. Just when al contact added to the scare grants quicker access. for the haunted house attrac- off with fake IVs. While wait- outside at some points to really you thought you were OK, factor. Asylum 49 gives most of its tion and the other as a care ing in line, there were creepy disorient you. It made it harder they managed to trick you and The acting by the characters profit to the nursing home and facility for the elderly. nurses and doctors coming to run away from your fears. scare you all over again. After was excellent. I’m sure they the rest goes to paying bills, Before I continue, I want to and talking to you, giving you a Then you had nurses, shadows, screaming so hard I was hoarse could scare even Chuck Norris. workers, costumes, etc. Yet, as scary as it was, it was a Because there is occasional family-friendly place. The own- contact, patrons do have to ers were kind, as well as the sign a waiver before entering. FARMER’S MARKET staff, and they did not use any vulgar language or gestures. Peatross is a junior at Tooele While they did scare people, High School.

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OUR VIEW Gesundheit! It’s time to get ready for the coming flu season

Fall’s arrival means cooler days and nights, a new crop of crisp apples, and trees vibrant in yellow, red and brown. But the passing of the autumnal equinox, which occurred Monday, also means the unwanted return of flu season. Between now and next spring, many Tooele County citizens may or will contract some form of influenza virus while the bug works its way through the population. Some citizens will get flu symptoms, stay home for a few days and get over it. Yet others may or will get critically ill and require hospitalization to help them beat one of mankind’s most notorious and pernicious illnesses. Some may not return home. For example, from last fall through last winter, Tooele County and much of the state were hit hard by the flu. In the county, the H1N1 virus began to rapidly spread as the holidays approached and continued to accelerate through January into February. Shortly after Christmas, a county resident died in a Salt Lake hospital and flu was the suspected cause of death. According to information from the Centers for Disease Control, and also local healthcare professionals, such a scenario didn’t have to occur. Diligent hygiene, such as frequent hand washing, and covering one’s nose and mouth while sneezing and coughing, can greatly slow the spread of infection. Also, frequent cleaning of commonly-used surfaces, like door handles and computer keyboards, helps to reduce transmission. But the biggest contributor citizens can do to reduce the virus’ threat is to get vaccinated. The more a given population is immunized, the more influenza’s ability to infect is reduced. Furthermore, a higher percentage of vaccinated citizens help to provide a merciful barrier of protection for those who, for medical or other related reasons, cannot get vaccinated and whose lives are highly vulnerable if stricken with the flu. When it comes to getting vaccinated in Tooele County, few can claim getting immunized is inconvenient or services are unavailable. Most if not all local healthcare providers and several healthcare-related services offer vaccinations. Also, published on Sept. 9, the story “Broad-spectrum flu vaccine to be offered” reported that the Tooele County Health Department will offer a “quadrivalent” flu vaccine to residents this fall at clinics across the county. Although it costs slightly more, the quadrivalent vaccine helps to protect against four common influenza strains. A health department official said in most cases insurance or Medicare should cover the cost of the vaccine. For citizens without health insurance, the health department does have a financial LETTERS TO THE EDITOR assistance program. For residents who want to get vaccinated through the Tooele County Health Department, call 435-277-2300 or go on line to www.TooeleHealth.org to book Enterovirus D68 my hands, cover sneezes, all that stuff. see if the wind had blown it away or if it an appointment. Beginning Sept. 29 and running through Oct. 21, vaccination I’m here to talk about the “aggressive Everybody else should do the same was elsewhere. It wasn’t. clinics for staff, students and students’ family members will be available at area virus” that was first found in California thing, or there will be a lot more kids Who can be so low to steal floral public and private schools. For a complete list of specific dates, school loca- in 1962. Clinicians call it the “Enterovirus going to Primary Children’s Hospital. arrangements from someone’s head- tions and payment options, see www.TooeleHealth.org. D68.” They say it’s more of a cousin Logan Bishop stone? Well, my parents know who you According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, unless exclud- to hand, mouth, and foot disease and Stansbury Park are and I hope karma jumps on the ed by a physician, everyone over six months of age should be immunized once even the common cold. It progresses bandwagon real fast. If you need this a year. After the vaccination, it takes approximately two weeks for protective rapidly from a fever, and a runny nose Moved flower cup arrangement, I hope you enjoy it. It was antibodies to develop. to respiratory (breathing) difficulty and I would like to acknowledge the made with love for my parents — not To avoid a repeat of last winter’s flu outbreak, citizens are encouraged to get hypoxia. Tooele City Cemetery staff. In May, we you. immunized this fall. In this case, an ounce of prevention is worth more than a Kids with the full virus might start to went to my mom and dad’s graveside to Fay Ruybal pound of cure. wheeze, have shortness of breath and find that the flower cup was right in the Tooele have trouble with everyday things (like middle of my mom’s grave. That is where going up the stairs, playing tag, etc.). the headstone maker put it. I went to the GUEST OPINION “Things you’ll see in a 95-year-old cemetery office to see if we could move man, but they’re happening to 5-year- it. They said no, but they would move LETTERS POLICY olds,” Dr. Steve Rich said about the it. In August when my sister came to The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to symptoms. visit, we went to the cemetery to see the the editor from readers. Letters must be no A no-vote Congress on war Kids from 6 months to 16 years can graves and the flower cup was moved. longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and get the virus, so I’m prone to getting The staff didn’t have to move it, but they accompanied by the writer’s name, address the virus. I really don’t want to have the did. We all complain about the staff at and phone number. Longer letters may be against ISIS is sad, pathetic energy of a 95-year-old man. the cemetery, but I would like to say published, based on merit and at the Editor’s I wouldn’t be worried, but Dr. Rich “good job!” and thank you. discretion. Priority will be given to letters that e have as close to a national said that it may be spreading in Utah, Julie Kruletz refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All consensus as possible in the since he’s had many patients showing Tooele letters may be subject to editing. war against ISIS. symptoms of that virus. Half of those Letters written to thank an individual or W organization should be submitted for Polls show the public wants strong patients were sent to the hospital. Made with love measures. Practically everyone on Also, two of them were sent to Primary To the person or persons responsible “Notes of Appreciation.” the political spectrum says the ter- Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake for bet- for removing the floral arrangement Readers who are interested in writing a lon- ror group should be destroyed, even ter care. Both of them had asthma (what from my parents’ headstone. I would ger guest op-ed column on a topic of general interest should contact Editor David Bern. Elizabeth Warren and Rand Paul. I’m taking out of this is that if you have like to let you know I think you are a President Barack Obama has given a asthma, you’re more sensitive to getting scumbag! The footstone below my par- Email: [email protected] prime-time speech committing the the virus. If that’s true, I’m kind of lucky ents’ headstone holds a metal vase that Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor country to a yearslong war. since I don’t have asthma). Right now seemed to have gotten mutilated. I con- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin And yet Congress can’t bring itself there are about 100 kids in that hospital tacted the vendor my mother purchased P.O. Box 390 to vote to authorize military action. with bad symptoms of the virus. these stones from, as well as the com- Tooele, UT 84074 President Obama doesn’t want to ask It prefers, then, to argue that the A really big thing that stinks is that pany that supplied the stones to get me for an authorization, and Congress war has already been authorized. It is since it’s a virus, there isn’t a cure. The a replacement vase. Well, neither party doesn’t want to be asked. Who relying primarily on the 2001 autho- best way is to just not get it at all. Dr. has returned my calls, so my husband LETTER CONTEST says that no one can get along in rization against those who “planned, Rich said. The best way to avoid it is and I chose to make this arrangement. Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select Washington? When it comes to evad- authorized, committed, or aided” the just what you usually do to not get sick, We put a lot of time and money into it the best letter of the month and reprint it in the ing democratic accountability, the Sept. 11 attacks, or “harbored” those like hand-washing, covering coughs and just to put some color and make the first Open Forum page of the following month. consensus is broad and deep. who did. This has been taken as a sneezes, and staying home when you’re headstone look better. We put this on The winning letter writer will receive a free The advantages of an authorization broad mandate to hit al-Qaida or al- sick. the headstone in August and went to see one-year subscription to the newspaper. The are obvious. It would be an unmis- Qaida-allied groups. Its application Now hopefully this isn’t the Enterovirus it and surprise, surprise, it’s gone! We subscription can be transferred or used to renew takable statement of national will. It to ISIS is dubious, though. ISIS didn’t D68, but just in case I’ll need to wash even rode around the cemetery just to a present subscription. would communicate to our allies our commit 9/11, and it is fighting al- seriousness. It would put everyone on Qaida rather than being allied with it. record, making it harder for finger- As backup, the administration says in-the-wind members of Congress to the 2002 authorization for the Iraq GUEST OPINION bail out. War still applies. This, too, is tenu- Even more obvious is the alliance ous. The regime that constituted that of convenience between President threat is long gone. Obama and Congress to avoid a vote It wasn’t long ago that President Informed citizens are vital to free society (except on the more limited mission Obama was a scold about how impor- of arming and training Syrian rebels). tant it was for Congress to authorize everal surveys have been con- to contact government officials, to write So the president rummages around military interventions. It wasn’t long ducted of U.S.-born citizens using letters to the editor, to participate in his desk drawers searching for a legal ago that his administration consid- Squestions from the test immi- Ken K. Gourdin other grassroots change efforts — or basis for his war, while Congress grants must pass to become naturalized ered the 2001 and 2002 authoriza- GUEST COLUMNIST even simply to vote. mumbles and looks at its shoes. tions dated and overly broad, and U.S. citizens, and the findings reveal Many people who would flee poverty, Such are the exertions of the nation’s talked of their repeal. Now, he is widespread ignorance of American his- corruption, and disease in other parts of political branches as they embark on happy to sidestep Congress by any tory and government. the world are willing to risk their lives to a long fight against an enemy of the legalistic parsing necessary. This ignorance is startling and dis- than a few who deserve mention — Karl come here in search of a better life and United States. Just because the president doesn’t heartening, because it is difficult to Swan, Lewis Atkinson, Larry Silcox, more opportunities, yet many of us who Even if it is unauthorized, the war want to push for an authorization understand how one can be a respon- Jim Clayton, Paul Cassell, and Michael were born here often are too afflicted against ISIS is not illegal. The presi- doesn’t mean Congress has to stand sible citizen, on the one hand, and yet McConnell, among many others. with apathy and comparative “affluen- dent has the inherent authority as by the sidelines. Yet that is where it be ignorant of government processes, I’ve quoted Spanish philosopher za” to realize what we really have. commander in chief to act against is happy to be. The fight against ISIS affairs, and events, on the other hand. George Santayana in this space before, Whatever problems confront us, a threat to the United States, and will be accompanied by fiery denun- Many of us also confuse liberty who said that those who don’t know his- our leaders, and our government, the Americans have been killed by ISIS. ciations of the group’s barbarism and with license. We say that liberty is the tory are destined to repeat it. Indeed, solution requires more than simply The problem is that under the War ringing statements of resolve. It will right, totally unrestricted, to do as one we cannot have a full understanding of complaining about “them” and what Powers Resolution — a fetish of the include everything, it seems, but a wishes when, in fact, that is license. where we are and of where we are going “they” do. In a representative, participa- left — Congress must authorize mili- congressional vote of authorization. By contrast, to slightly alter a phrase without knowing where we’ve been. tory democracy, there is no “they” and tary action 60 days after it is under- How pathetic. from Peter Parker’s Uncle Ben, with Too many of us take the sacrifices “them”; there is only us. Any change we taken. So, unless the administration great liberty comes great responsibil- of those who gave so much so that we seek must begin with us. wants to openly defy the resolution, it Rich Lowry is editor of the National ity — including the responsibility to be could enjoy both the freedom and the I support such efforts as the Civics would still need congressional autho- Review. informed and to be engaged. relative prosperity we enjoy for granted. Education Initiative. Here’s hoping that rization. The Civics Education Initiative is an Yet we cannot possibly preserve what all of us — the young, to be sure, but effort to require that those who gradu- they gave us if we don’t know who they people of all ages — take the time to ate from high school demonstrate at are, what they did, or what we have as become more civically informed and EDITORIAL BOARD least a minimal amount of civic knowl- a result. engaged. If we do not, whatever prob- edge. I am extraordinarily grateful to Too many people who complain lems remain are our own responsibility. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern those who, starting in my earliest years, about government inefficiency, over- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor saw to it that such knowledge was a reaching, and other problems are con- Ken K. Gourdin, Tooele, is a certified With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, component of my own education. tent to let their complaints be the end paralegal, and is a huge fan of American including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. In naming names, I’ll leave out more of the matter. They cannot be bothered history, government, and legal processes. A5

TUESDAY September 23, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 2014

Tooele High School Homecoming

City Swimming TUESDAY SEPT 23 HOMECOMING PAGEANT 6:30 Pool Tooele 270 W 270 270 W 270 Pinehurst St Vine Street Library Vine St

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10:30- 12:00 $5 IN ADVANCE $ 7 AT DOOR MAIN STREET 400 S

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Open House A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2014 National Museum Day OBITUARIES William “Bill” Lynch Randy Kay Clawson AM PM SEPTEMBER 27 • 10 - 4 Bill Lynch lost his battle with Randy Kay Clawson died sud- cancer Dec. 10, 2012, at 8:15 denly due to complications from p.m. Bill was a body donor at diabetes. He was born March Free Cookies & Punch the University of Utah Medical 8, 1957, the son of Marlene Gift Shop — TREK APRONS, NECK COOLERS Center. They finished their Shields Clawson, a long time Many other beautiful handmade items research in September 2014. Tooele resident and Dr. LaVere E. There will be a memorial service Clawson, a California psycholo- at the Tooele 28th Ward, 1025 gist (deceased). He was one of Daughters of Utah Pioneers Southwest Dr, Thursday, Oct. 2, seven children. Randy was a tal- Tooele County Company 2014, at 11 a.m. Bill’s creamains ented artist, musician and car- will be inurned at the Military penter. He became a U.S. Marine Come visit Tooele County first courthouse Cemetery in Bluffdale, Utah, fol- after high school and served with filled with pictures, histories and artifacts lowing the memorial service at excellence that allowed him to which is 2:30 p.m. be selected for diplomatic ser- of early settlers of Tooele County. Also learn about vice in a U.S. embassy, which he the first school house built in 1954. declined due to world conditions at that time. He then pursued a 47 EAST VINE • TOOELE career as a carpenter, special- Fieldbrook, California; Keith S. NOTE OF APPRECIATION izing in household cabinets. Clawson, Provo, Utah and Kelly Diabetes caused him to retire and E. Clawson, Tooele; his daugh- Richard Castagno live on disability income. He is ter Jennifer (David) Loudon and HAIR SO GOOD YOU’LL WANT TO RUN INTO YOUR EX for them in any way at the time survived by his mother, his three granddaughter Mortikai Loudon. The family of Richard Castagno of his passing and funeral. sisters: Cathy (Rob) Coffman, Memorial services will be held at would like to thank everyone — Joan, Toni, Suzanne, Richard Fieldbrook, California; Kristine his brother Kelly’s home. Burial who showed love and support Lee, BJ, Paul. Clawson and Colleen Clawson, and military graveside services at both of Tooele; his three broth- VA Cemetery in Bluffdale, Utah. ers: Craig (Charlotte) Clawson, DEATH NOTICE

them,” she said. site in Tooele County near the Ernest Bergeron Stericycle Meanwhile, the Utah Division Rowley area. Ernest Bergeron passed away continued from page A1 of Air Quality has launched its Stericycle obtained a con- in Salt Lake City on Sept. 19, own independent investigation ditional use permit to oper- 2014. A full obituary will appear of the allegations, according ate a medical waste incinera- in Thursday’s edition of the than allowed under its state per- to department spokeswoman tor at that site this past July. Transcript-Bulletin. For fur- mit, the anonymous individual Donna Spangler. The division The company, however, must ther information contact Tate said. plans to send in surprise inspec- still obtain solid waste, air and Mortuary 435-882-0676. Stericycle has been unable to tors during the coming month water permits from various verify the identity of the anony- to check the company’s compli- state and local agencies before mous individual, but Jennifer ance with regulations, she said. the relocation can officially Koenig, vice president of cor- The division of air quality also begin. Stericycle has estimated porate communications for the continues to talk with Stericycle that the application process on company, said Stericycle has regarding a notice of violation these permits could take as long Ken Edwards at already launched an internal that was issued against the as six months. investigation into the claims company last year. Spangler Stericycle is currently in that company and state regula- said the notice of violation is negotiations with Tooele County tions were ignored. still undergoing a settlement regarding what kind of mitiga- “We do not believe many of process intended to bring the tion fees the company will have WAVES SALON the claims are feasible,” Koenig company and the department to pay to operate the proposed Call or text for appt said. “But we are nonetheless into agreement regarding the Rowley incinerator, but that pro- undertaking an internal inves- violation. cess is expected to move slowly, 503.575.0073 MOBILE | 435.882.1330 SALON tigation.” Residents of the North Salt Koenig said, because neither A Full-Color Koenig said the company Lake neighborhood surround- side has a pressing deadline for Book An Appt Online - www.styleseat.com/Kenedwards Activity Page planned to review its permit ing the incinerator, as well as settling the issue. www.kenedwards.co requirements, employee train- other clean air activists, began Meanwhile, the company has ing procedures, and the site’s to protest Stericycle’s waste han- upgraded its North Salt Lake Just for Kids! actual compliance with that dling methods when news of plant with a new generator and Gift Certificates Available Every Thursday in the training in the coming weeks. that violation first aired nearly a other technologies aimed at HOURS - TUES, WED, THURS- NOON - 8PM, FRI, SAT 10AM - 6PM Tooele Transcript-Bulletin “We take our permits and our year ago. The protests prompted reducing the company’s emis- operating procedures serious- the company to begin the pro- sions, she said. ly, and we should be following cess to relocate to a proposed [email protected]

of the flow pass.” Land Management to block the Celebrate Reading... Aquifer Additionally, Masbruch said planned pipeline from moving continued from page A1 another study published by forward. one of her colleagues indicated Last winter, a district court Feed Your IMAGINATION influence on the Tooele County that there might be two water judge in Nevada ruled that the area, said Melissa Masbruch, the sources flowing into Fish Springs engineers who made the alloca- study’s lead author and a hydrol- — one from Snake Valley, and tion did not adequately consider Enjoy the company of authors and ogist with the U.S. Geological another originating in Nevada’s potential conflicts with pre- Survey. Pine and Wah Wah valleys. With existing claims to the aquifer’s There is some water dis- the two possible water sources, water. In doing so, he delayed Illustrators at this year’s charged from those springs that Masbruch said she wondered movement forward on the pipe- flows northeast toward the Great just how much Fish Springs line until further appeal hear- Salt Lake, and there is some ques- relied on water from the Snake ings take place. tion whether several addition- Valley aquifer. The planned pipeline is of Children’s Book Festival al springs on Dugway Proving The Nevada state engineer concern to conservationists in Ground, which was not included allocated more than 60,000 Tooele County, who worry that Sept 27th, 2014 in the scope of the study, could acre feet of groundwater from drawdown in the aquifer would connect into the Snake Valley the Snake Valley aquifer to Las reduce streamflows at Fish system as well. Vegas, which plans to build a Springs, a major desert refuge 10am-2pm But for the most part, pipeline across public lands in for migratory birds, and poten- Masbruch said, the amount of the area to tap the underground tially harm the Great Salt Lake water coming into Tooele County reservoir. and other local landmarks. from the Snake Valley aquifer is However, multiple counties in However, prior to the publica- not as great as previous esti- Nevada and Utah, as well as the tion of Masbruch’s study, which mates projected. Confederate Tribe of the Goshute was released on Saturday by the “The affected area in Tooele Reservation, several other Native USGS, it was uncertain exactly County is very small,” she said. American tribes, and The Church how many desert streams and “Those areas, it’s difficult to say of Jesus Christ of Latter-day springs were actually connected [how much water is coming Saints, have filed suit against the to the Snake Valley aquifer. No from Snake Valley]. It’s the end state engineer and the Bureau of such comprehensive baseline study had taken place prior to the effort launched by Masbruch and several of her colleagues, who began their research in Back to School 2009. It is still possible that pump- childrensbookfestival.com doesn’t have to be back to stress ing water out of the aquifer could harm water supplies in Community Learning Center Tooele County, but Masbruch said her study did not include 211 S. Tooele Blvd • Tooele projections of how the pipeline BORROW ANY AMOUNT would impact the aquifer, and tion that it was difficult to say just uca Fo how the northmost end of the d un FROM $100-$25,000! E d underground system would be e a Payday Loans • Auto Equity Loans l t e i affected by drawdown on the o o Title Loans • Installment Loans o n southern side. T “It’s possible it could affect

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TUESDAY September 23, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 2014

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Grab Your Partner... Step Back in Time A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2014 Festival of the Old West 20th Annual Tooele Mountain Man Rendezvous Landmark 2nd Annual American Heritage Festival continued from page A1 Black Powder Fun Shoot tions for T-day. “They found several large am pieces of the ‘T’s’ covering cut Sept 26-27-28 • 9 - Dusk away, apparently by vandals,” he Tooele City Complex (500 W. 400 N.) said. The group returned and Experience life as it was... patched it with material donated • Laundry by hand • Fur History by Broken Arrow Construction • Butter Churning • Cannon Demonstration Company. The ‘T’ plays an important • Trader’s Row • Native American role in school spirit, according to • Military Encampment • Kid’s Activities Isaac Pectol, senior class president. For more information call Blair Hope “I grew up looking at the ‘T’ 801.554.0527 on the mountain, knowing it was Shirlee Forrester 435.228.8184 or part of the school,” he said. “Now email [email protected] as a student, the ‘T’ is part of us, it is an important tradition. Working on the ‘T’ today has been a lot of work, but it builds spirit.” On hand to help the seniors FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO was Doug White, an attorney Mariah Benton throws a bucket to Destiny Gray during a Tooele High School Class of 2015 senior project at the Tooele ‘T’. from Bountiful who was THS THS Mini student body president in 1969. students of Tooele High School Broken Arrow, a locally-owned mark in the community,” he said. As a student body officer, White out of white washed rocks. construction, excavation, and “It is a tradition and a source of played an important role in the In 1969, under the leadership roofing company. spirit and pride for the students. Cheer Clinic evolution of today’s ‘T.’ of White, the rocks were replaced Students only go to the ‘T’ Each year the senior class will Located due east of the school with concrete. twice: To light it for homecom- have the privilege and honor of Tuesday-Thursday in the Oquirrh Mountains above In 2001 the concrete version ing and graduation, according to working to maintain that tradi- Sept. 30 - Oct. 2 Tooele Valley, the ‘T’ was origi- was superseded by Duro-Last Gochis. tion.” Tues. & Wed. nally built in 1915 by the first roofing material donated by “The ‘T’ is an important land- [email protected] 5:30-7:00 p.m. Thursday 6:00-7:00 p.m. MATTERS OF FAITH THS Practice Field $3000 The unmerited love of a merciful God • Sibling Discount Offered. Editor’s note: “Matters of to find the first time you heard of our most basic human nature, • T-Shirt and Cheer Bow for faith” is a column that provides or said them. we can accept, even enjoy, Every Participant. local religious leaders a place to Bill Upton There is certainly noth- undeserved kindness. But we are write about how their respective ing wrong with those phrases, instantly enraged by undeserved If Weather is Bad Meet in THS Commons GUEST COLUMNIST faiths provide hope, courage and except perhaps if they’re used in cruelty or sometimes even a Area. Please Bring a Jacket To All Events. Kids will perform strength in these modern times. the context of a bad attitude. But slight. We often like people who at half-time, Oct. 3 football game vs. Stansbury. I will need to reserve another overlook our faults, and regard- Register with a THS Cheerleader or pay at the THS Finance ow many times have you please feel free to add your time for bad attitudes. The point less of our evolutionary point Ofﬁce. For questions, call 435-830-9607. heard or said a phrase favorites to the conversation. I am interested in is to explore of view, are quick to remind the Hlike “have a heart,” “give I would submit those phrases the idea that these phrases rep- people around us “we are only me a break,” or “cut me some are such a common part of our resent a sort of natural desire for human.” slack”? shared experience, you may a spiritual concept called grace. For the most part, we are There are several others, so have to go way back in memory It could be argued that as part fairly accustomed to the kind of sound-byte campaigns that attempt to provide the idea of grace without a religious context. While I do not want to diminish any of these organizations, when you try to put together the ideas of these dot orgs like “pay if forward” “ give it back” and “pass it along,” the message may become confus- The 30-Minutes-or-Less E.R. Service Pledge. ing. Just what am I supposed to do with it; pass, give or pay it, Only at Mountain West Medical Center. and for that matter, what exactly is it? Faster. Emergency medicine is about three things: compassion, skilled care and While I understand the speed. You’ll ﬁnd these at Mountain West Medical Center. The entire team word grace has more than one definition — it could be a prayer is committed to working diligently to have you initially seen by a physician before a meal or a woman’s name — I am not talking about within 30 minutes of your arrival. When minutes matter, choose the E.R. them. I would like to narrow my definition to a spiritual concept that doesn’t waste time. Choose Mountain West Medical Center. Visit us that I learned a number of years online at MountainWestMC.com to view our average E.R. wait time. ago. While not a direct quote, it is certainly biblically based. Grace is the unmerited love and favor of a merciful God. I know the definition misses a couple of potential aspects of a purely theological definition, including human kindness, but I like it and most importantly it is easy to apply. Unless we are able to apply spiritual principals to our own situation, our own lives, they simply become religious noise that can parroted without purpose. Paul described such words spoken without love as “a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal” when writing to the church at Corinth. We begin with the premise that Grace is undeserved; it is not owed and cannot be earned. Grace is based in the love of God because He understands us and by extension our weakness and loves us anyway. Even in human love, we are often reminded that we are loved in spite of our flaws rather than because of attributes. It is the same with favor, even in personal relationships. When we seek a favor, it means we actually have not earned or can reasonably expect the “favor” we are requesting. I will quickly summarize the importance of Grace with a brief words from John 1:17 For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ (NIV).

Upton is pastor of Tooele’s First Assembly of God Church.

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:18 a.m. 7:23 p.m. Thursday 7:19 a.m. 7:22 p.m. Friday 7:20 a.m. 7:20 p.m. Saturday 7:21 a.m. 7:18 p.m. Sunday 7:22 a.m. 7:17 p.m. Monday 7:23 a.m. 7:15 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:24 a.m. 7:13 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 7:43 a.m. 7:35 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 8:41 a.m. 8:07 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:40 a.m. 8:41 p.m. Saturday 10:40 a.m. 9:19 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 11:40 a.m. 10:02 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 22. Intervals of clouds and Not as warm with a Periods of sun with a Mostly cloudy with a Monday 12:39 p.m. 10:50 p.m. Plenty of sunshine Mostly sunny Clouds and sunshine Temperatures Tuesday 1:36 p.m. 11:45 p.m. sunshine thunderstorm in spots couple of t-storms couple of showers High/Low past week 93/52 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 78/52 86 58 86 62 85 58 73 51 67 47 69 48 70 43 Average temp past week 72.0 Normal average temp past week 65.1 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 23 Oct 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 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 85/47 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 85/59 Knolls Clive Lake Point 84/49 87/61 87/60 87/61 Ogden Stansbury Park 86/61 Erda 88/60 Vernal Grantsville 88/60 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 79/51 88/60 74/51 Tooele 88/62 Bauer 86/58 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 85/57 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 86/58 83/53 84/55 Stockton Pollen Index Price 85/57 82/55 High Nephi Rush Valley 86/53 84/56 Ophir Moderate 77/53 Low Delta Manti Absent 88/57 86/53 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 88/57 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 85/57 86/56 Moab 84/56 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 90/59 Beaver 88/54 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 85/51 Ibapah 83/55 24-hour 87/53 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.13 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 84/49 85/58 at Grantsville 1.37 none 93/64 Kanab 87/55 Eureka 78/53 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 92.83

finance a new lift station for Approved by the Tooele for the Lake Point community. between the county and the The plots in The Pastures are Saddleback the Lake Point Improvement County Commission in 1998, Homeowners that built landowner, said Blaine Gehring, laid out so that larger lots bor- continued from page A1 District. the development agreement for homes in the area, unaware of Tooele County planner. der the current homes in Lake The Pastures infrastructure Saddleback allows an average the looming large development The term of the development Point, creating a transition includes the connection of density of one house per acre on in their back yard, protested agreement is for 50 years. between existing Lake Point million-gallon water tank in the Canyon Road to Cobblerock Road the 2,585 acres covered by the the Saddleback plan at a public Robinson said he will develop and Saddleback, according to hills above Lake Point on Bureau and the extension of Shepherd agreement, but allows for smaller hearing on the final plat for The the property with respect to the Robinson. of Land Management Property Lane and Stoney Mountain Drive lots in exchange for open space. Pastures at the county planning rural nature of Lake Point. Robinson is also working to that is part of the Oquirrh to provide three access points The Saddleback development commission’s June meeting. The covenants, conditions, make sure the infrastructure in Mountain Water Company. The into the development. agreement allows for homes on “I moved to Lake Point to get and restrictions for the devel- the new development is appeal- company was organized by The 49 building lots in the first lots as small as 8,000-square-feet away from developments like opment includes language that ing. Saddleback Partners to provide phase of the Pastures is only a while requiring 50 percent of the this,” said Eldon Griffiths. informs buyers that landowners “We’re crushing the rock and water for Saddleback. test balloon to see if the market total area be designated as open “This takes away the whole in Lake Point enjoy a semi-rural processing on site our own trench The water company also pro- is ready for a new residential area space. desire to live in Lake Point,” said lifestyle with attendant noises, backfill and sub-base materials,” vides water to several commer- in Tooele County’s northeast cor- The development at comple- Denise Barrett, another Lake odors and sights. Buyers agree said Robinson. “I think the lots cial parcels in Lake Point, accord- ner, Robinson said. tion has the potential to add 2,500 Point resident. not to challenge, oppose, com- are going to be very nice.” ing to Robinson. The concept plan for the entire homes with 10,000 residents to However the development plain about, or otherwise try to [email protected] Sewer lines for Saddleback project shows an eventual 311 the Lake Point area, according to agreement, approved 15 years prohibit, outlaw, or restrict live- extend to the Lake Point lots in the Pastures at Saddleback the Tooele County general plan ago, is a legally binding contract stock in the Lake Point area. Improvement District sewer and that could be just the begin- lines. ning if things go well for Robinson Saddleback Partners entered and his partners. into an agreement with the Lake The Saddleback Planned Unit Point Improvement District Development includes almost to provide sewer service for 2,600 acres southeast of unincor- Saddleback. Saddleback helped porated Lake Point.

Salt Flats Miera, a desk clerk, and another desk clerk, Diana Barrera, said continued from page A1 Tuesday reservations were being canceled. have made the normally crisp “People have been calling and and dry racing surface too soggy. canceling reservations nonstop,” “The advanced crew [...] she said. “It’s bad for business.” reviewed the BSF race courses At Quality Inn, desk clerk and determined that they are Jaime Trujillo said the hotel had too wet to have any reasonable been fully booked for both Speed expectation of being dry enough Week in August and World of S R U H T to provide a quality race course,” Speed this week, but all 100 had S R U H T stated a post from Sunday on the been canceled both times. organization’s website. “We look In West Wendover, too, hotels forward to being your racing have noticed the difference. choice next year, but for this year Dora Soto, hotel supervisor for at Bonneville, Mother Nature Peppermill Resorts, said the can- holds the records.” cellations were starting to trick- The World Finals were sched- le in Monday from racers who is in the air! uled to run from Sept. 27 through would no longer need the rooms Oct. 3. Speed Week, the previous they had reserved for the event. SCTA event on the salt flats, was “In August, pretty much the also canceled in August, again whole hotel was booked,” she due to heavy rains. One other rac- said. “Not as many were staying ing event, organized by the Utah this time, so it won’t be as sad Salt Flats Racing Association, was as August, because we weren’t held earlier this month. sold out.” Still, losing two of the biggest Crawford said besides rooms, events in the area has had a heavy attendees to the events on the 20% impact on hotels and businesses salt flats would have contributed in Wendover and West Wendover, economically on both sides of Off Your Favorite I R F Nev. the state line as they dined out, Halloween or Fall Item I R F “Economically, it’s terrible,” bought fuel from local gas sta- One Coupon Per Person • Valid With Coupon Only • Exp. 9/30/14 said Wendover Mayor Mike tions and purchased goods at Cannot be combined with any other offer 25% Crawford. “Speed Week brings neighborhood stores. Off Your Favorite probably 500 to 600 cars, and Those same businesses might Everyday Item the World Finals is generally 100 also experience a loss of income cars. But this year, because Speed from buying specialty goods just One Coupon Per Person • Valid With Coupon Only • Exp. 9/30/14 Week was canceled, they had for the event — Crawford esti- Cannot be combined with any other offer expanded it and doubled their mates his business, Carquest enrollment to about 200 cars, Auto Parts, will lose about so it would be a better meet. We $12,000 from ordering in spe- kind of figured with the two races cialty auto parts for the expected Fall and taxes — room tax, sales tax, customer base. gas tax — we get about $25,000 in “On the plus side, it does Clothing Boutique Coming Soon! tax revenue alone.” recharge our water tables,” he At Best Western, at least 50 said. “But water doesn’t do you AT S of its 79 rooms had canceled much good if you don’t have any- AT S reservations due to Speed Week body to drink it. It hurts.” O Real Deals on Home Decor being called off, said Brenda [email protected] 30 West 100 South in Tooele The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! 435-882-0200 TOOELETRANSCRIPT www.realdeals.net/Tooele BULLETIN Thursdays 10 am - 6 pm • Fridays & Saturdays 10 am - 4 pm A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville volleyball The Cowboys opened the Region 11 volleyball season with 3-2 vic- Tooele Buffs stretch streak to 5-0 tory at home over Bear River on Thursday. Grantsville won 25-23, by Tavin Stucki 14-25, 26-24, 20-15 and 15- 13. The Cowboys (3-6) play at COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR Stansbury (8-5) tonight. Tooele continued its winning Tooele soccer ways Friday by spoiling Park The THS girls soccer team had City’s homecoming with a 35-13 little trouble with Grantsville last win over the Miners to become Thursday at GHS. The Buffaloes 5-0. scored four goals in the first half and four more in second half en route to an 8-0 triumph. Lexis THS FOOTBALL Bolliger scored two goals in the victory while Baylee Hansen, Kenya “We’ve got to give a lot of cred- Russell, Madlyn Tate, Megan it to Park City,” THS head coach Alvarez and Mikayla Arnold each Kyle Brady said. “We came out scored one goal. Tooele hosts and they did a good job up front. Stansbury today. We thought we could run the ball Utes beat Michigan a little better on them and they were tough up front.” Kaelin Clay returned a punt 66 yards for a touchdown and Andy Quarterback Jake Brady Phillips hit four field goals to help accounted for four touchdowns the University of Utah football team in the effort; three on the ground beat Michigan 26-10 on Saturday and one through the air to junior at Michigan Stadium. The game Jesus Amezcua. was tied twice, the last instance “They worked hard in the off- coming at 10 all, before the Utes season,” Jake Brady said of his closed the game with 16 unan- linemen. “They got a lot stron- swered points. Utah (3-0, 0-0 Pac- ger this offseason so they can 12) handed Michigan its first non- manhandle a lot of players and conference home loss since 2008. give us big holes for the running Utah held a 4-1 edge in turnovers backs to run in and good time to against Michigan and the Utes did throw.” not allow the Wolverine offense Brady finished with 119 total into the red zone the entire game. yards in the game. Phillips set a career-high with four After stalling out on their first made field goals (from 35, 38, 48 drive, the Buffaloes got things and 50 yards) on five attempts going on the first defensive pos- (miss from 41 after the weather session when Mr. all-turnover- delay). Phillips’ four makes is tied all-the-time Nick Schwartzman with nine others for the second- recovered a fumble on the Park most in school history and he is City 34-yard line. now 12-of-15 over his career on Schwartzman’s sixth takeaway attempts from 40+ yards. The last of the season set up a 24-yard time a kicker made four field goals touchdown run by running back in a game was Coleman Petersen Nate Reynolds two plays later to against Pittsburgh in 2011. Phillips make it 7-0 Buffs. also booted five touchbacks on “During the first half, I kickoff duties. Travis Wilson com- thought it was pretty hard for us pleted 14 of 20 passes for 172 to get through and get going,” yards and one touchdown without Reynolds said of the running an interception. He also carried game. “I think we had a good the ball eight times for a net of 25 second half. There were a few yards. Wilson left the game with an injury early in the second quarter mess-ups, but other than that we after three Ute drives, but returned were solid.” to start the second half. Wilson Tooele found pay dirt again has thrown 30 career touchdown a minute before the first quar- passes, which is tied for eighth in FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SEE TOOELE PAGE A12 ➤ school history. Tooele’s Ryan Brady collides with Park City receiver Harrison Fugate. The Buffaloes improved to 5-0 with a victory over the Miners. Cougars edge Cavaliers Juniors Adam Hine and Taysom Hill electrified the crowd as BYU overcame an early deficit to notch a win over Virginia, 41-33 at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Hine’s 132 kickoff Stallions blast winless Ben Lomond 53-19 return yards, including a 99-yard return for a score in the fourth by Mark Watson quarter, proved to be a necessary buffer to preserve the victory. Hill SPORTS EDITOR added two passing touchdowns The Stansbury football team sputtered on and 17 carries for 72 yards and offense and defense for one quarter, and then one rushing touchdown to ener- ignited in the second and third quarters to rout gize the offense. Junior running Ben Lomond 53-19 Friday night in Ogden. back Jamaal Williams helped pace the offense with his 68 yards on 13 carries and a touchdown while SHS FOOTBALL senior receiver Jordan Leslie had four receptions for 41 yards and a touchdown. Sophomore receiver The Stallions trailed 13-9 after the first quar- Mitchell Juergens chipped in with ter, and then responded with 44 unanswered two catches for 53 yards and a points in the second and third quarters to win touchdown. The Cougars never led in a blowout. The victory lifts the Stallions to by more than 15 points in the 2-0 in region play. game. Stansbury blocked a punt early in the game which was recovered by the Scots in their end Aggies lose in OT zone to give Stansbury a safety and a 2-0 lead. Utah State had a 38-yard field goal The Stallions fumbled the ball back on their blocked at the end of regulation own 25 on their first offensive series. and failed to score in overtime as it The Scots responded with a 15-yard pass lost on the road to Arkansas State, play to take the lead at 7-2 with 8:39 remaining 21-14, here Saturday night. Both in the first quarter. teams are now 2-2 on the season. Stansbury regained the lead on an 85- Utah State had a chance to win the yard drive sparked by an 18-yard run by Clay game in regulation as the Aggies’ Matthews, and a 17-yard pass from Gage defense forced its fourth turnover Manzione to Landon Stice. Gavin Skogg capped of the game late in the fourth the drive when he took a pitch and scooted 16 quarter as junior LB LT Filiaga recovered his second fumble of the yards to the end zone to make it 9-7 Stansbury night at the Arkansas State 38-yard with 1:35 left in the first quarter. line with 0:47 second remaining in Ben Lomond came back to take the lead the game. USU then drove the ball again with a 71-yard touchdown drive which down to the ASU 21-yard line and included two long runs of 26 yards and a TD called timeout with 0:03 seconds run of 44 yards. Stansbury blocked the PAT, but to play, but had its 38-yard field the Scots led 13-9 after the first quarter. goal blocked to send the game into Good defense by the Stallions led to another overtime. During the extra period, safety for Stansbury. Ben Lomond was forced to punt from the goal line, but the snap sailed Arkansas State had the ball first COURTESY OF GARRET BRYANT over the punter’s head and out of the end zone and scored on its second play from Gavin Skogg picks up big yardage for the Stallions in the Region 11 opener at home against Uintah. Scogg scored Stansbury’s first touchdown Friday scrimmage on a 24-yard pass from at Ben Lomond with a 16-yard run. Fredi Knighten to Dijon Paschal for SEE STALLIONS PAGE A12 ➤ the Red Wolves first lead of the game. USU then got the ball and had a fourth-and-seven at the ASU 22-yard line and was unable to pick up the first down, losing the game as the Aggies are now 6-5 all-time Bear River rallies to tie Stallions in girls soccer in overtimes. Alverson. “She hit it just over the River is a good team and it was a the Bear River goalkeeper. Plenty of Ducks by Mark Watson SHS SOCCER keeper’s head and just below the physical game. Our goal keeper The Stallions were strong on crossbar.” was taken out and another girl defense in the first half, and shot The number of Canada geese pro- SPORTS EDITOR duced in the state is the sec- The Stallions appeared to be chipped her tooth when she col- on goal by the Bears were few. ond highest in the past 10 years, Bear River roared back with regulation. en route to their first victory over lided with a player,” the coach Bear River scored two quick according to the Utah Division of three second-half goals to tie The teams played two 10-min- Bear River in girls soccer when said. goals early in the second half Wildlife Services. Couple that with Stansbury 3-3 in girls soccer ute overtimes and could not mus- they led 2-0 at intermission on Stallion keeper Natalie with the wind at its back, and good production in Montana and Thursday in Stansbury Park. ter another score. Because the goals by Michaela Didericksen Memmott had to leave the game then took the lead at the 25-min- western Canada, and this could be The Stallions led 2-0 at inter- game was not a tourney game, it and Lexi Golden. But Bear River when a Bear River player collided ute mark. a banner year for Canada goose mission, then fell behind 2-3 late ended in a tie with no shoot-out staged a second-half rally. with her in the first overtime. Stansbury traveled to Tooele hunting in Utah. The state’s gener- in the second half when Amber to determine a winner. “I was excited that we were Didericksen scored the first today for a match against the al waterfowl hunt starts on Oct. 4. Spaulding connected on a direct “The goal by Amber to tie able to play so well against a top goal of the game from close Buffaloes. free kick from 40 yards away to it was just a sensational kick,” team in the state. 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69+1 Cowboys demolish Dinos 41-13 Happy 70th by Mark Watson ing against the Carbon Dinos. Cameron Potter took the punt Birthday Keith! SPORTS EDITOR GHS FOOTBALL The Cowboys racked up at the 48 and ran to the Carbon 21 points in the first half and 36. The Cowboys moved the ball AKA Igor The first four games were fourth quarter at Manti, but the cruised to a 41-13 triumph over with a 15-yard pass to Barrus, Please join us to celebrate Keith’s tough battles, but losses for the Templars exploded for 28 points Carbon. but a holding call pushed the Birthday at a light dinner on Grantsville Cowboys. late in the game and the Cowboys “We are starting to figure some ball back to the 33-yard line. Grantsville led 13-7 at half- lost 46-21 in game No. 3. things out. Especially on offense,” On third-and-17, Meono Friday Sept 26, 2014 time at Cedar in its first game, The Cowboys allowed only said coach Tony Cloward. fired a perfect strike to Conner but lost 20-16. two touchdowns against Juab, “I’m hoping this springboards Collings for a 33-yard TD pass from 6-8pm Tooele scored its first TD but could not muster any offense us to future greatness. The kids and Grantsville extended the 184 W. 2200 N against the Cowboys late in the themselves and lost 14-7 in game have worked really hard and lead to 21-0 early in the second Overlake Subdivision second quarter, and added two No. 4 have stayed focused. I can’t say quarter. more TDs in the second half to Grantsville finally notched enough about how hard work- Carbon scored a touchdown We love you very much dad. defeat Grantsville 21-0 in the a victory Friday in game No. 5 ing and focused this group has midway through the second We hope you have a second game. with an impressive offensive and been.” quarter, when it recovered a wonderful birthday! Grantsville led early in the defensive showing for homecom- Grantsville moved the ball fumble in the GHS end zone. easily against the Dinos, who did Grantsville’s long snapper sailed Love, not win a game last year, but had the ball over the punter’s head, Your Family a 3-2 record going into the con- and Carbon pounced on it for test against the Cowboys. the score. Grantsville drove 74 yards Grantsville led 21-6 at inter- on its first offensive series for a mission. touchdown. The Cowboys pushed the lead Lorenzo Silva, Wyatt Barrus to 28-6 early in the third quarter and quarterback Nephi Meono on a 63-yard drive. Andrew Floyd took turns running for big yard- capped the drive with an 11-yard age. Meono plunged in from one- TD run. yard out to make it 7-0 GHS. Grantsville made it 35-6 early A strong defensive stand set in the fourth quarter on a short up another TD for the Cowboys drive with JD Anderson scoring in the first quarter. from three yards out. Family to Family Classes Carbon was forced to punt Carbon’s offense finally scored from its 20 and Silva returned it a touchdown on a 59-yard com- to the 49-yard line of Carbon. pletion from Jarod Lessar to After an incomplete pass, Garrett Blanc to make it 35-13. Barrus ran through a huge hole Grantsville added a final up the middle of the field 49 touchdown with 1:14 remaining yards for another quick touch- on a 32-yard run by Silva. down and a 14-0 lead with 5:36 The Cowboys face defending still remaining in the first quar- 3A champion Judge in Salt Lake ter. City on Friday. The Bulldogs are The Cowboy defense set up 4-1 this year with wins over Pine the Grantsville offense late in View 18-16, Park City 28-10, Delta the first quarter when it forced 28-0 and Union 41-14. Judge lost

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Tooele proved it is one of by 16 points. the teams to beat in Region 11 The Buffs won the third set PET OF THE WEEK this year with a resounding 3-0 away 25-8. sweep over Ben Lomond on The win brought Tooele to Thursday. 1-0 in Region 11 and 13–2 this “(Ben Lomond) has a new season. It was Ben Lomond’s coach this year, so they have 11th loss this year. some changes,” said Tooele “All the way around, we had head coach Kristi Brown. “We smart plays from all of our were there six years ago. They’re starters that were out there,” a good little team, they’ve Brown said. “We ran some of always been really scrappy our defensive specialists, our when we play them.” liberos a little more tonight and “There have been games in they did a fantastic job coming past years that they’ve stomped in.” us and took sets away from us,” “The thing about our team she continued. this year is there’s not one or The Buffs won 14 of the first two girls that can dominate the 15 points behind junior Sydnee entire game,” she continued. Simmons’ serving in the first “That’s why we can run the type set, cruising to a 14-1 lead and of offense that we’re running, never looked back. because I’ve got a really good The Buffs defense translated setter out on the court and I’ve to offense, allowing Simmons, got five hitters on the court.” Brin Stewart and Amber Haskell Tooele will next face 1–4 Bear to rack up 22 kills between River in the second stanza of them. region play Tuesday at 6 p.m. in SWEET DOG! Stewart and senior Taylor Garland. Thomas combined for 15 digs “We know that as we want to in the match. progress further and we want FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure “I think they did a fantastic to play teams that we’re going Sydnee Simmons (22) spikes the ball over the net in last Thursday’s game against job,” Brown said of the Tooele to see in the post season, we Ben Lomond. The Lady Buffs had no problem taking down the Lady Scotts, win- Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires back line. “They are covering, want to make sure we’re running in three games. Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing that’s something we’re con- ning that offense,” Brown said, Tooele City and possible shelter fee. stantly working on because we “that we’re getting the points Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to have to have a strong defense off of our hits and that we’re Grantsville and our passing game has to running the offense that we’ve hold animals for 5 business Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. be number one. That’s the first been working on. That’s what See News Happening? thing or we can’t really run any- our goal is, regardless of the thing else.” team we’re facing across the Give Us a Call! 882-0050 Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. The second set was more of net.” TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele Veterinary Clinic the same. Tooele ran out to a [email protected] BULLETIN 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 22-6 advantage and won the set A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2014 Erda Farmers Market Utah Grown— Supporting Your Local Farmers Park City made it onto the Tooele board early in the second quarter 25 LBS FOR continued from page A10 on a 39-yard field goal by Jared RUSSETS Robinson to make it 14-3, and again with under five minutes to ter ended after Park City punter go in the half with a 37-yarder to SPUDS$ Chandler Barkdull was given a make it 14-6. RED OR YUKON GOLD $ high snap on fourth down and Tooele scored on the next FREE DELIVERY $ 25 LBS barely managed to get the minus- drive. Jake Brady hit Amezcua for 2 or more bags OR102 FOR 18 2-yard punt away. from 42 yards on one of his five 9 Tooele took over on the pass attempts to go up 21-6. Spud Man Dan from Erda 801.688.1238 Miner 40-yard line and eventu- Brady ran his second TD in from ally scored on Jake Brady’s 1-yard four yards out to make it 28-6 324 N. MAIN, TOOELE: FRIDAY & SATURDAY touchdown run to make it 14-0 with 20 seconds left in the half. OR BY APPOINTMENT: 4236 N ROSE SPRINGS RD (700W) ERDA after Matt Lozano’s point-after Park City’s lone touchdown attempt was good. came late in the fourth quarter “There’s certain plays where when Kyle Brady had sent in his we can change it up,” Jake Brady reserves, a six-minute drive that said. “There was two plays I know ate up 75 yards and ended on a 1- where the back was coming out yard run by senior running back APPLES and we could sneak about four Ian Moritz to make it 35-13. or five yards on the goal line and Tooele racked up 237 yards get the score.” rushing, which Reynolds cred- The Tooele defense was domi- ited partially with adjustments TH nant the entire night and espe- made at halftime to double-team COMING SEPT 27 cially in the second half, allowing Park City’s linebacker. AM PM 139 yards of total offense, five of Senior Stratton Atherly led ONLY! 9 - 3 which were rushing. both teams in all-purpose yard-

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Nate Reynolds rushes 24 yards for Tooele’s first touchdown at Park City.

age with 105. Linebacker Zac about the next game ahead of us, Cruz led Tooele with 10 tack- don’t try to think about the last les, Braden Richter had nine and one, don’t think about the one in $ three for a loss, and 19 Buffaloes front of that.” END OF SUMMER recorded at least one tackle in The Buffs, now 2-0 in region, BLOWOUT! the game. will face perennial power Juan 15 “It’s a big thing for us, a big Diego for homecoming Friday at thing for the community,” Jake 7 p.m. in Tooele. The game has Brady said. serious region and state implica- The win brings Tooele to 5-0 tions. for the first time since the team “We’ve got a huge, huge, huge TOOELE won its first six games in 1965, game next week,” Kyle Brady while Park City drops to 1-4. said. “Juan Diego, their record in the same parking lot as Domino’s & My Space “We all think it’s pretty cool, might not tell you how good they pretty awesome to be on that are. Until someone knocks them 1206 North Main team that’s 5-0 so far,” Reynolds off, they’re the top dog.” said. “Me personally, I try not to [email protected] think about it. I just try to think Find Your Dream Home! TOOELE RANSCRIPT FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO T Stratton Atherley catches a touchdown pass with about 3 minutes left in the first BUFFS VICTORIOUS BULLETIN half to give Tooele a 15-point lead. TOOELE COUNTY SENIOR EXPO Resources for Older Adults and their Families FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Jerzee Houston sinks a putt during region golf action at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course on Thursday. Houston led Tooele to a first-place SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 finish with a 73. Mitch Gibson fired a 75, Marcus Bunn 76 and Braxton Quinn 77 to round out the scores for the Buffaloes. Tooele To holds a one-point lead over Bear River for the region championship Grantsville with one match remaining. Utah Ave 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. 1100 West Tooele Applied Technology College Vine Street 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele 1000 West the second half went for 98 yards Stallions with long runs from Dillon Cox, TATC Right Here continued from page A10 Didericksen and Scogg. Cox • • made it 32-13 Stallions when he Flu Shots Blood Pressures 200 South capped the drive with a 1-yard for two more Stansbury points. TD run. • The Scots still led 13-11 with Stansbury drove 52 yards for Variety of Vendors 7:35 until halftime. a second third-quarter touch- McCoy Didericksen returned down. Stansbury moved down the ensuing kickoff 29 yards to the Scots’ 32 where Manzione related to Seniors from his own 20 out to the 49. connected with Stice for a TD The Stallions drove to the Ben pass to make it 39-13. Needs Lomond 28 where Matthews The Stallion defense decid- scooted 28 yards to give the lead ed to get into the scoring fun • back to the Stallions at 18-13 with back-to-back interceptions Door Prizes with 5:19 until halftime. returned for touchdowns late in Ben Lomond rolled the dice the third quarter. late in the second quarter when With Ben Lomond threatening it went for a first down on to score, Stice picked off a pass Gold Sponsors fourth-and-six on its own 40. The and ran 94 yards for a touch- Stallions’ Tarl Lewis batted down down. On the final play of the the fourth-down pass to give the third quarter, Manzione picked ball back to Stansbury in good off a pass and ran 59 yards for field position. another touchdown. The lead Didericksen picked up big ballooned to 53-13 after three chunks of yardage on three quarters. pitch plays, and Mazione fired Stansbury’s junior varsity a 10-yard TD pass to Stice to played the final quarter, and push Stansbury’s lead to 25-13 at the Scots added a touchdown to intermission. make the final 53-19. The Stallions poured it on in The Stallions will seek to go � the third quarter with two touch- 3-0 in region action on Friday downs from the offense and two when they host Bear River in a touchdowns from the defense. homecoming game. Stansbury’s first TD drive of [email protected] HOMETOWN B1

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Running, Running

Everywhereby Collett Litchard pphotoshotos Francie Aufdemorte Tooele Running Club helps local runners feel included, motivated

ou might be surprised to learn that most of the active members of the Tooele Running Club are not sea- Ysoned, life-long runners. They all have a different story of how and why they started running, but the common theme seems to be they are all fairly new to the sport. The club, which boasts 700 plus members on their Facebook page, is close-knit group of like-minded people, people who motivate each other to keep at it for whatever the reason they join “We hope that all runners-beginners to experts- will find support here,” said 49-year- old Karrie Middaugh of Tooele, one of the founding members, to a new member via the Facebook thread. Karrie and a few others started the group in the spring of 2012. In the few short years they have been a formal group, they have grown their numbers mostly through word of mouth associations or because interested people have researched and found their page. There are no annual dues or membership fees required. “Lifetime membership, free,” Middaugh said. New members are encouraged to just show up, like Michael Rice, 24, of Tooele, who heard about the club from the girl who cut his hair. He found the Facebook page two months before he actually started running with the group. “My first day was a freezing day in the middle of December and I thought no one would show up,” Rice said. He was surprised when over 20 runners came for what they called the Santa Run. This club runs all year round, rain or shine. About the only thing that prevents them from running is lightning. “It’s just too dangerous in the lightning,” said 46-year-old member and Tooele native, Ron Cragun. “Even then we might still run.” Most days, individuals are on their own to choose a time and route to run. On Saturdays, the running club hosts a group run with designated routes. They will usually have three different routes to accommodate runners of all levels, although the club recently added a fourth route to help beginning runners. “We have three courses, a long run, a middle run and a short run,” Cragun said. “Now we have a shorter run that is one to two miles for those who are scared of the short five mile run.” Steve Allen and Tami Searle (top) pose with their medals after finishing the Big Cottonwood Marathon on Sept. 13 in Salt Lake County. Aly Warburton (top right) gets Not all 700 members show up to their set to snap a few photographs at the marathon. Tammy Reynolds (above left), Lindsey Williams (left) and Kurt Cline (above) run for the finish line at Big Cottonwood. SEE RUNNING PAGE B8 ➤ B4 TUESDAY FEATURES

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region? 5. LANGUAGE: From which two words is the term “cyborg” derived? 6. MYTHOLOGY: What is a harpy? by Fifi Rodriguez 7. TELEVISION: What was the name of the concierge in “Gilmore Girls”? 1. U.S. STATES: Which four states 8. MOVIES: What horror movie within the United States series featured the character are referred to as common- Mike Myers? wealths? 9. ENTERTAINERS: Comedian/ 2. LITERATURE: In how many of actor John Candy was born Shakespeare’s plays does the in what country? character of Sir John Falstaff 10. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: appear? What groundbreaking female 3. MEDICAL TERMS: What would comedian said, “I hate Moments a patient with alopecia be housework! You make the lacking? beds, you do the dishes and 4. GEOGRAPHY: What is the only six months later you have to in Time continent that has no desert start all over again”? THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On Oct. 11, 1809, explorer Meriwether Lewis dies under mysterious cir- Mega Maze cumstances at Grinder’s Tavern in Tennessee. Most historians have concluded that Lewis’ death was a suicide brought on by depression over financial worries, but some believe he was murdered, possibly by the tavern owner. ➤ On Oct. 12, 1810, when Bavarian Crown Prince Louis marries, the citizens of Munich are invited to attend the festivities. The decision to repeat the ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW festivities the next year gave rise to the tradition of the annual Oktoberfest. when season three will return? Today, more than 1 mil- — John F., Palm Springs, Calif. lion gallons of beer are A: “Banshee” will return for a consumed annually at new season in early 2015. The Oktoberfest. series — which is executive- produced by one of my favorite ➤ On Oct. 8, 1869, future authors, Jonathan Tropper, and auto inventor and one of my favorite screenwrit- mechanic Frank Duryea is ers, Alan Ball — centers on Lucas born. Duryea was the first Hood, an ex-con and master automobile driver on the thief who tracks down Carrie American road. In 1893, Q: I know it won’t start Hopewell, his former lover and his Duryea Motor Wagon back up until next year, but partner in crime, who is now the made its first success- can you give me any scoop wife of the Banshee, Pa., pros- ful trip, 600 yards down about “Hannibal”? — Linda F., ecutor. Lucas becomes Banshee’s his street in Springfield, Galveston, Texas sheriff and continues his crimi- Mass., before the trans- A: As we saw in the season-two nal activities, even though he’s mission blew. finale, Gillian Anderson’s char- being hunted by the criminals he ➤ On Oct. 7, 1913, for the acter, Dr. Bedelia du Maurier, betrayed years earlier. first time, Henry Ford’s was more than just Hannibal A bit of a spoiler for you: entire Michigan auto- Lector’s psychologist — she’s his Jonathan Tropper revealed that mobile factory is run on getaway buddy (possibly lover?). while Proctor still will be an a continuously moving Executive producer Bryan Fuller important nemesis for Lucas, assembly line. A motor Q: I have a large decorative you. He carries an impres- confirmed that Gillian has been Chayton will be back in a big bowl marked “Amphora.” I sive inventory of old and new bumped up from a recurring way. Also, Dennis O’Hare, whom and rope pulled the chas- have not been able to find the parts. Contact is Phoneco, Inc., character to series regular. He I loved on “True Blood,” will sis past workers and parts, company listed in any of my 19813 E. Mill Road, P.O. Box also teased that when the show guest-star on one episode. cutting the man-hours reference books. — Jonathan, 70, Galesville, WI 54630; www. returns in 2015, it will be one • • • required to complete one Wheaton, Ill. phonecoinc.com. year after Hannibal and Bedelia Q: Will “Cougar Town” be back “Model T” from 12-1/2 A: The Amphora Porcelain • • • jetted off to Europe (after the for another season? — Carly T., hours to six. Q: At a farm sale earlier this Works was one of several pot- Q: I have a Charlie McCarthy bloodbath that he caused at his via email ➤ On Oct. 6, 1926, Yankee summer, I bought several older tery companies that operated “Game of Topper,” which origi- house), and that the show will A: The Cul-de-Sac Crew slugger Babe Ruth hits fruit jars. One is especially in the Teplitz-Turn region of nally belonged to my dad. Is feel like “a pilot for a new series will return to TBS for its sixth a record three hom- interesting. It is a “Leader” jar Bohemia during the late 19th it worth keeping? — Henry, starring Mads Mikkelsen and and final season in early 2015. ers against the St. Louis with glass lid and wire bail. It and early 20th century. Prior Arkadelphia, Ark. Gillian Anderson.” SPOILER ALERT: Brian Van Holt, Cardinals in the fourth is a quart-size jar and is olive to World War I, Bohemia was A: The board game you have Bryan Fuller told TVLine.com: who plays the hilariously dim- game of the World Series. green in color. Even though I part of the Austro-Hungarian was made in 1938 by Whitman “The cast and crew of ‘Hannibal’ witted Bobby Cobb, will be leav- In 1928, in another Yanks- have several vintage fruit jars, Empire. Art pottery identified and Company and is worth are positively giddy to be wel- ing the series early, with his final Cards World Series, Ruth I have not seen another one with this mark is collectible and about $45. This assumes it is coming Gillian to season three appearance in the season-six tied his own record, like it. I paid $25 for the jar. sometimes can be quite expen- complete and in reasonable as a series regular. A striking opener. knocking three more — Melissa, Covington, La. sive. It would not surprise me if condition. presence on stage and screen, • • • pitches out of the same A: Bill Schroeder wrote your bowl is worth several hun- she brings wit, grace and intel- Q: I was happy to read in your park. what I think is one of the best dred dollars, especially if it is in Write to Larry Cox in ligence to every role she embod- column that “Beauty and the references in this field of col- good condition. care of KFWS, P.O. Box ies. Screenwriting is so much Beast” would be returning, but ➤ On Oct. 9, 1940, during lecting, “1000 Fruit Jars Priced • • • 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- easier when you’re inspired by a I haven’t seen it on the CW’s fall the Battle of Britain, the and Illustrated” published by Q: I purchased an old 6475, or send e-mail to great actor, and Gillian has filled schedule. — Tina R., via email German Luftwaffe launch- Collector Books. I found your candlestick Western Electric [email protected]. Due the ‘Hannibal’ writers room with A: The cop drama/romance/ es a heavy nighttime raid jar in this guide, and accord- telephone at a garage sale. to the large volume of mail he wonderful inspiration. I can’t fantasy series will return for a on London, and a bomb ing to Schroeder it is extremely I would like to restore it so receives, Mr. Cox cannot per- wait for audiences to see her third season as a midseason pierces the dome of St. rare. How rare? He believes it is I can actually use it. Do you sonally answer all reader ques- make a bigger meal out of ‘the show, which means sometime in Paul’s Cathedral, destroy- worth about $1,000. The olive have any suggestions? — Phil, tions, nor do appraisals. Do not Cannibal’ than ever before.” early to spring 2015. ing the High Altar. The green jar is extremely desirable Albuquerque, N.M. send any materials requiring • • • cathedral had been built, and you obviously got quite a A: Ron Knappen buys, sells return mail. 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He cortisone shot to stop the itch- those as on the vet’s prescribed pleaded no contest to a ing. They refused because he treatment. So you will need to charge of income-tax eva- is so old, and instead offered research and compare. sion in exchange for drop- two prescription pills and an On a personal note, I hope ping charges of political expensive shampoo. Because you’ll at least get the medica- corruption, which includ- I’m on a limited income as a tion, which is likely being pre- ed his practice of accept- retiree, I refused. Can you give scribed to treat an infection as ing bribes even while vice DEAR PAW’S CORNER: A me any advice? — Mila B., via well as reduce inflammation. president. few months ago, after my dog email As a retiree, affordable pet- © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. “Barney” was bitten by the dog DEAR MILA: Allergic scratch- care services may be available next door, his scratching prob- ing can be very frustrating to in your area. 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Expanded Welding Program Church of Christ ship.org. Parking and entrance in back Street in Tooele. Parking is in the rear Tooele TATC has expanded their welding pro- Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah of building. of the building. Please enter through the gram to provide more comprehensive Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. back door and take the ramp down to Family history fair training that will meet the demands and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. the meeting room. Members and guests Theme: become a fan of family history. of local employers. Enroll today to get Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We Charity are welcome. If you would like to join When: Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014, from started with your training toward a seek to be the Lord’s church estab- our organization, our dues are only $5 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Tooele Valley promising career call 435-248-1800 or lished about 33 AD. Jesus is our only Medical equipment needed per year. Family History Center Building at 751 N. visit tatc.edu. head of the church, headquarters are Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers 520 East in Tooele. heaven. Come and grow with us. Call are in need of donated medical equip- Historical books 882-4642. ment to be used for seniors in need. Tooele County Historical Society’s books Tooele Community Choir Education New or gently used items needed are will be available to purchase at our Are you up for a challenge? Join Cornerstone Baptist wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other meeting. The History of Tooele County the Tooele Community Choir and Adult Education Passion for God, compassion for people items that may be useful to our seniors. Volume II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, Orchestra as we prepare for the 30th Monday, Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- and Railroading in Tooele is $20, and annual presentation of Fredrick Handel’s Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday, 8 882-6263. Come as you are this ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, we also have eight note cards depicting “Messiah.” Rehearsal will begin Oct. a.m. to noon. ESL class Tuesday and Sunday, where you can hear a message 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. four different pioneer buildings for $4. 12 at the LDS Chapel on 10th West Thursday, 6-8 p.m. Adult Education will from the Bible and meet new friends. These will make great gifts for your fam- and Utah Ave. in Tooele at 7 p.m. This be closed Oct. 16, 17, 31; Nov. 26-28; Service times: Bible study (for all ages) Tooele Children’s Justice ily and friends. Please call Alice Dale at is an inter-faith community choir and Dec. 22 to Jan. 2. Dec. 19 is the last 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; Center 882-1612 if you would like to purchase orchestra. All singers and musicians are day of the term. evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in these books. invited. For more information, contact dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. We Betta Nash at 882-5107 or Dave Young Network meetings for all services, and children’s church appreciate all donations. For inquiries or Seeking Historical Items Tooele County Historical Society would at 882-2094. Looking to obtain or improve your during morning worship. WiseGuys drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 like members of the community who employment? Come join the Tooele Program during evening worship. East, Tooele. Tooele County Choral Society Networking Group and learn job seeking have any family or personal histories, The Tooele County Choral Society is techniques, how to market yourself, get Mountain of Faith Lutheran United Methodist dinner photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, once again holding open auditions for support and actually search job leads. We’re a healthy, growing congregation Tooele United Methodist church offers a VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that singers to join us for our 10th-annual Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele who welcomes newcomers and reaches free dinner every Wednesday starting at you would like to donate to our orga- Christmas season and beyond. We are LDS Employment Resource Center locat- out to those in need. Join us for worship 4 p.m. All are welcome. nization to please call us. We are also looking for both men and women to ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. looking for books, newspaper articles, join us. We rehearse every Saturday is welcome. Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God The Tooele Valley Resource photos, brochures or any history that night from 7-9 p.m. Please call Denise with respect without taking ourselves too Center pertains to the Tooele County area. If McCubbins at (435) 224-5032 for audi- Online courses seriously. Check us out on Facebook by The Tooele Valley Resource Center is you would like to donate them to our tion information. Online courses in Network+ and searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran currently in need of donations. Please organization, or if you would let us make PHOTO COURTESY JOHN CLUFF Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- a copy for the Tooele County Historical Library Church. Please join us for meaningful consider donating items such as deodor- Writing coach and author Jewel Allen taught the Settlement Canyon fessional seeking to upgrade their skills worship that is also casual and relaxed. ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, Society, please call Alice Dale at 435- The Tooele City Friends of the Library Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers how to go about the daunt- and knowledge of networking and secu- For more information, call 882-7291. toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, 882-1612. will hold the annual membership meeting task of writing their own personal histories. With her experience rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA combs and brushes. Cash is also ing on Thursday, Sept. 25, at 4 p.m. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the St. Barnabas’ Episcopal welcomed. Those who receive services helping others compose their own life stories from information at the Tooele City Library in the large Tooele Family TATC at 248-1800 for more information Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- include individuals or families in crisis, gathering to professionally published book, Jewel motivated the reading room. All members are invited or to enroll. rament followed by fellowship. Sunday the homeless and families at risk of Center gathering of Sons of Utah Pioneers and their wives to at least start to attend. We would also welcome any- mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ becoming homeless. Located 23 S. one interested in joining our group. We the process. Adult education Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Main Street, 843-9945. Story and craft hour appreciate the donations that keep our Get your high school diploma this year. Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at book store in operation. worries and any challenge. Try it for Association of Utah will be holding All classes required for a high school [email protected]. Web at First Baptist Food Pantry the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy six weeks. For more information, call Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth diploma, adult basic education, GED www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are The First Baptist Church in Tooele is the adventures of books and make fun MaryAnn 884-0215. Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. preparation and English as a second God’s beloved child, beautifully created offering an emergency food pantry to crafts. For more info call 833-1978 Grantsville language are available. Register now This support group/training meeting in God’s own image. Whatever your his- meet the needs of our community. The ext. 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located Take Off Pounds Sensibly to graduate — just $50 per semester. tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, food pantry is available for emergency is open to all childcare providers in at 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. No. 11 (right Give yourself the gift of health and Grantsville Irrigation Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- the Episcopal Church welcomes you. needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, Agricultural users have been issued behind Tooele High School). wellness. Resolve to lose those extra 8750. Adult education classes are for from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Grantsville and Lake Point. For more infor- an additional 1/2 turn. This makes a pounds. TOPS can help you achieve your students 18 and over. Spanish services 580 S. Main Street. For information call Ready, set, school! Preschool mation, call Kathy Witt, 435-830-9614. total of 4 1/2 turns for the season. goals and support you in your journey. La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le 882-2048. hour Residential users need to keep track ESOL invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves We provide accountability through week- Family Support Center Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele of their own meter readings. You are ESOL conversational classes are 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you ly weigh-ins and support and encourage- The Family Support Center is a non- The Tooele Food Bank Family Center has a fun activity hour allotted 250,000 gallons per share. held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL to their Spanish services on Thursday ment in a non-judgmental environment. profit agency providing services in Salt The Tooele Food Bank is seeking dona- learning, singing, and creating. This Extra shares need to be paid for before students may also come anytime the at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come TOPS is open to all men, women, teens Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week tions to increase inventory. Summer is class is for all children 0-5 years old. we shut the system down in October center is open for individualized study. to know a church that focused in the and preteens. There are now two TOPS in-home parenting skills program. around the corner making it difficult for Please come and enjoy the fun. For to avoid penalty fees. Please contact Registration is $50 per semester. Call word of God rather than the emotions. chapters in Tooele to accommodate your Families with children birth to 17 will more families to provide healthy meals. more info. call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or the office at 884-3451 if you have any 833-8750 for more information. God loves you and he wants to reveal schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday receive instruction during an 80-minute Packaged meals like hamburger helper, ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine questions. himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. weekly visit to gain the tools they need mac and cheese, tuna, canned fruits and St., Bldg. No. 11 (right behind Tooele North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., to strengthen their family. Topics dis- Gardening vegetables, flour, sugar, salt, ketchup, High School). Red Cross blood drive provided. mustard, mayo, bottled water and juice meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at 830- cussed include communication, conflict Sept. 29, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. boxes are accepted. Cash donations are 1150 for information. UT 365 Tooele resolution, attachment and bonding, Grantsville High School, 155 E. Cowboy 2015 Garden Tour Applications St. Marguerite also greatly appreciated. Located at 38 meets Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Bit n establishing rules and routines as well Drive. Groups and events and Nominations St. Marguerite Catholic Community S. Main Street, 882-0355. Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 North. as managing stress. Please contact welcomes you to worship with us. Our This chapter will meet occasionally at a Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for Clark Farmers Market The Master Gardeners are accepting Free Shred Day and Branch applications and nominations for the liturgy schedule is as follows: Worship DAV Chapter 20 private residence, so call ahead for the more information. You can also visit The Farmers Market at Clark Historic 2015 Spring Garden Tour that will be schedule: Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday Volunteer Drivers Needed: The DAV is Open House exact location. Call Lisa at 882-1442 for familysupportcenter.org. Farm will run Saturdays through the end held on Saturday, June 13, 2015. If 8 a.m. (Spanish), 10:30 a.m., 12:30 looking for three volunteer drivers. No HeritageWest Credit Union is hold- information. Also see the TOPS website of September, 8:30-11:30 a.m. Meet you have a great yard you’d like to be p.m. Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. Office hours 10 DAV membership is required. Will need ing their annual Free Shred Day on at www.tops.org. Tooele Family Al-Anon friends and shop, or sell local produce, Wednesdays at 11am at 77 West 400 considered for the Tour, or know some- a.m. to 2 p.m. from Mon-Fri. Closed a VA physical. Call Jim Yale at 435-849- Saturday, Sept. 27. It will be at the crafts, jewerly and more in the pleasant North. For questions or more informa- one that does, contact Jay Cooper at Tuesday. Sunday school 9 a.m. (435) 0521 or 882-7626. Or call Les Peterson Stansbury Park Branch (200 Millpond) Tooele Gem and Mineral market atmosphere under the trees at tion, please call Allene at (435)830- [email protected] or 435-830-1447. 882-3860. Elementary and Jr. High- at 435-830-7812. from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Also, in cel- Society the farm. Vendors can contact Shaun (435) 882-0081. Call 435-882-3860. ebration of the branch being open for 20 Tooele Gem and Mineral Society meets 0465 or Elizabeth at (435)884-0825 or Johnson at clarkfarmvendors@gmail. Fall Crop Storage Basics St. Marguerite Catholic Elementary years, there will also be free hot dogs, the second Tuesday of the month at the (435)241-9200. com. Eagles drinks, and a bounce house for the kids. Sponsored by the Tooele Master School can be reached at 435-882- Tooele Applied Technology College (TATC) Food Addicts in Recovery Family History Center Gardeners and presented by Dana 0081. We are located on the corner of Auditorium at 88 S. Tooele Blvd, Tooele. Cooper. Attend this free class Seventh Street and Vine Street. Eagle Steak Night Fall Boo-Tique Come learn about rocks, minerals and Anonymous Greet your ancestors free at the Wednesday, Sept. 24, from 7-8 p.m. The Eagles Auxiliary will serve steak The Boo-tique will be held Oct. 10-11. If ways to craft with them and enjoy field Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Grantsville Family History Center, 117 at the USU Extension Office at 151 Brit-Ammi Kahal dinners on Friday, Sept. 26 from 6:30- you would like to have a space to sell trips for rock collecting. Membership is a program based on the 12 steps of E. Cherry St. All are welcome with N. Main Street, Tooele. Learn the vari- Covenant People Assembly are teach- 8:45 p.m. Rosalie and Corrie will host your craft, contact Glenice Moore at is $10 per year. Our “Festival of the AA. FA is a fellowship of individuals who consultants there to assist you. Open ous ways to store and preserve your ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian and Bob Fox will cook. The special 435-830-1443 for more information. If Old West” Annual Rock Show and Sale, through shared experiences and mutual Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday fall harvest. For more information, faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at for tonight is a 12-ounce sirloin steak you are interested in having a crafter or held in conjunction with the Mountain support are recovering from the disease through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 contact Jay Cooper at 435-830-1477 or 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call for $12. All members and guests are vendor booth, please call Glenice Moore Man Rendezvous, is Sept. 26-28 and of food addiction. Meetings are held to 9 p.m. [email protected]. 843-5444 for more information. invited to come and eat, and support at 830-1443. The event is sponsored by admission is free. Visit us on Facebook, every Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Pioneer the women’s group to fund charity work. Museum, 47 East Vine Street, Tooele, Bible Baptist Church your Aerie and Auxiliary. www.tooelegem.com, 435-882-5752 or Stansbury Park Plant Diagnostic Clinic Breakfasts, something new: [email protected]. Utah. Enter at back entrance on north From now through September, the The folks at Bible Baptist Church would Stansbury Art and Lit Society side of building. For more information Breakfast will be served every Sunday The next meeting of the Stansbury Art USU Extension and the Tooele Master like to invite you to some old fashioned in September. The menu is the same Sons of Utah Pioneers contact Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Benson Gristmill Gardeners conduct a free Plant Pest church services with singing from the and Literary Society will be on Tuesday, The goals of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Steve C. at 435-841-1458. The Pumpkin Walk is returning to the as always and there is a special every Diagnostic Clinic every Wednesday from old fashioned hymns and messages Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Benson Gristmill on Oct. 17-18. We are Sunday, a smothered breakfast burrito. 3-6 p.m. at the USU Extension Office, from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some Applied Technical College, 88 S. Tooele our pioneer heritage alive. We do this Emergency preparedness fair looking for groups wanting to enter our Bad Beer is available. Public invited. 151 N. Main Street, in Tooele. Bring in things should never change. Sunday Blvd. Jane Autry, noted local artist through histories, stories, artifacts, Invite your family and firends, come to Pumpkin Display Contest. We also need your horticulture samples for diagnosis Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Auxiliary meeting changed and former Grantsville High School art monuments, museums, service and our community training, and make sure entertainers, food vendors, volunteers and get your questions answered. gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 The second meeting of the Auxiliary has teacher, will present a hands on artistic scholarships. Much of this labor of love that al of your loved ones are prepared and various other vendors who would p.m.; Wednesday evening services, been changed to Monday, Sept. 29, program. The monthly optional project is is found in the Tooele Pioneer Museum for any emergency, from 10 a.m. to 1 like to have a booth at this event. 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at 2014, at 7:30 p.m. titled “Ice.” Create a work of art in your at 47 E. Vine in Tooele, as well as vari- p.m. on Sept. 27, 2014 at the Tooele Please contact Jodi at the Mill from Churches 840-2152. choice of medium using ‘ice’ as the the ous statues and monuments around the 17th Ward building, 132 N. 570 East in Thursday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eagles Past Presidents theme and bring it to the meeting. Let’s county. The Tooele Pioneer cemetery, Tooele. We will be training on food stor- or by email [email protected] The Church of Jesus Christ of Mountain View Baptist Church Eagles Pool Tournament: Diabetes see how your imagination works on this at the mouth of Settlement Canyon, is age, rescuing techniques, water treat- We would like to invite you to discover Fund Chairman Amy and Chris Shields one. Last month’s projects brought to another of our projects. We are always ment and storage, first aid response, The Historic Benson Gristmill Latter-day Saints what God’s plan and purpose is for will host a “bragging rights only” pool the meeting were exceptional in their looking for artifacts and histories, natural disaster management and medi- Restoration Committee is seeking To find a meeting house and time of your life. The Bible contains all of the tournament. Sign up will begin at noon creativeness and so well done. Don’t including yearbooks, as a loan or gift to cal disaster response. donations from individuals, groups, and worship for The Church of Jesus Christ answers for life’s questions. Come with an entry fee of $10. There will be forget to visit our Downtown Wall Gallery be displayed for everyone’s benefit at businesses to help with restoration of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- and join us this Sunday for our adult sloppy joes and chips available for $5 at the Chamber of Commerce building to the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If you are efforts and the operation of the historic mon.org/meetinghouse or contact 435- Bible study and graded Sunday School per person. Also, there will be a bake see art exhibits by Stansbury Art and Lit interested in the values of honoring past Class reunions Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to 850-8211. which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship sale. Get your baked goodies down to member artists. and future pioneers and in visiting their Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, service begins at 11 a.m. We also have BYU Adult Religion Class start Sept. the hall by noon for the sale. All monies historical settings and learning more Tooele 1954 47. S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 Grantsville senior center The class of ‘54 reunion is scheduled 2 and run through Dec. 2, 2014, on will go to the Eagles Diabetes Fund. about those who settled and shaped For more information contact Mike 602- p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 The Tooele Valley Country Players will for September 26 and 27, for the Tooele Tuesday evenings from 7-8:30 p.m. Please come, play pool and have a Utah, attend our business and educa- 826-9471. p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs great time. Members and guests invited be performing at the Grantsville Senior High School Homecoming date. We are Subject: Doctrine and Covenants. Center on Saturday, Sept. 20, from tion meeting the first Thursday of each and let us pray together for God’s help. to attend. month. A pot-luck dinner followed by looking for missing classmates: Joyce The Benson Gristmill will be open this Location: Grantsville Seminary building. 1-3 p.m. Mountain View Baptist Church meets at various presentations starts promptly at Olsen, Loretta Padgen, Kaye Roth, year. We need volunteers and dona- Subject taught by Darin Griffith. Tuition the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite 6:30 p.m. in the Tooele Senior Citizens Helen Hendee, Norma Lou Russell, tions. Please contribute $1, or more, is $21 per course or $2.50 per lecture. Benson Gristmill Farmers 2C. Join us. Moose Lodge Center at 53 E. Vine. Call Gene White Veda Edwards, Helen Phelps, Shirley for each family member. The Indians, Registration at the door 15 minutes Market at 435-882-0805 for additional informa- Drysdale, Eva Bates, Joe Hansen, trappers, explorers, pioneers, farmers, before class. Stansbury Park Baptist Church Benson Gristmill Farmers Market, Shred Day tion. Dorthey Begay, Phyllis Spradling, ranchers and miners all camped, rested Berean Full Gospel Church Please join us each Sunday morning at Saturday, Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 325 State Road 138, Stansbury Park, Carmen Montoya, Margaret Krolak, 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible Saturdays beginning July 12 through and got water at Twin Springs. Please We invite you to discover how God’s Bring all your documents you want to Mood disorder support group Geraldine Gardner, Geniel Bridges, Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse October at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. SNAP EBT bring donations to the boxes at the Word can transform your life and provide shred. Open to the public. Do you or someone you love have a Sharon Thomas, JoAnn Bevan, Marcia (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For accepted. Benson Gristmill. you with the answers for questions and mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation Sharp, Helen Hndee, Anadelle Schueter, details, please call us at 830-1868 or Bowling day for problems you may be struggling to Masons offers help, hope and healing. Please Karen Nelson and Marybell Tonioli. Red Cross blood drive go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. The 2nd Annual Moose Family Bowling join us for support group sessions every Anyone having information about any Sept. 29, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. overcome. Come join us this Sunday Masons meeting second Friday at day, Oct 11 from 1-4 p.m., at All Star Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New of them is encouraged to contact Lila Stansbury High School, 5300 N. morning for our 10 a.m. worship service First Lutheran Church 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 Lanes in Tooele. Please sign up at the Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in Duffin Atkin at (435) 830-0261, or Aberdeen Lane. where we will assemble in praise, share First Lutheran Church, on the corner of Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast lodge. This event is open to all mem- Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at email at [email protected]. testimonies and explore worship in ways 7th and Birch, would like to invite you on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s bers, their families and their guests 841-9903. that strive to highlight the greatness of to hear of God’s grace and the love of Cafe. For more information or a ride, God. After our morning praise and wor- Tooele 1984 Schools Christ, who died to forgive you of your Halloween Kids party call Blair 801-554-0527. The THS Class of 1984 Reunion is ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible PFCCA sins and attain salvation on your behalf. Saturday 25 Oct from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. scheduled for Sept. 26-27. Activities on Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday Back to PFCCA kick off TJHS Ghost story concert Worship at 10 a.m., Sunday School at For members and their guests Tooele Valley Family History Friday include; riding in the Homecoming mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2014, from 7-9 TJHS will have a ghost storytelling con- 11:15 a.m., on the second sunday of Center parade, attending the game, and meet- Glass), or call 435-578-8022 for more p.m. in Tooele. To reserve your materi- cert titled “A Haunted Evening” on Oct. the month, worship at 3 p.m. Research your ancestors free with als for the training, please call Kathy ing afterward at the Eagle’s Nest. 10-11. It will be a compilation of ghost information. Elks Lodge trained FamilySearch volunteers at the New Life Christian Fellowship Witt at 435-830-9614. Training topic: Activities on Saturday include; morning stories and Halloween themed scenes. Tooele Valley Family History Center, Portfolios for Children in our Care with 5K walk/run, afternoon bbq/picnic at Professional Storytellers as well as First Baptist Church We invite you to worship and serve What does Jesus say about everyday Camp Wapiti Charity Golf 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435- Amy Christiansen, PFCCA Chapter Liaison. Settlement Pavilion, and farewell gather- student tellers will be performing. The Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and situations? That’s what we’ll learn in a Tournament 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday This is open to all Childcare Providers in ing in the evening at Bonneville Brewery. Professionals will be working with the food pantry is open from noon to 3 series through the Gospels in a chrono- Oquirrh Hills Golf Course, Tooele, through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. our area. For more information, contact Berna students and it is going to be an awe- p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 logical order of Jesus’ life. 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(a Korean folktale) They went on working. As they worked, Bae The moon was still adapted by Amy Friedman and thought about his brother’s new life. The wedding bright as he walked. illustrated by Meredith Johnson had cost a great deal, but with a child Young-Soo’s Its glow lit the path expenses would rise even more. Bae had plenty, between his storehouse ong ago, there lived a widow with her two so he began to think about how he could help his and his brother’s, and sons, Bae and Young-Soo. The family lived in brother. as Bae walked, he La valley known for its lush rice paddies. For When they said goodnight and parted ways, whispered to himself, many years, the brothers had helped their father the brothers walked to their separate homes. Bae making certain he was work the fields, and when he died, they took over wheeled his seven bags of rice toward his store- awake. the farm. The brothers looked after their mother house, and Young-Soo wheeled his seven bags to “I see the moon,” together. his. he said, looking up at As the years passed, the farm prospered, and the When he reached home, Bae decided what to the sky. “I see myself widow was well cared for. She admired her sons, do. He would sneak one of his bags of rice into his walking,” he said. “I am but she taught them that the most important thing brother’s storehouse. He would wait until midnight counting my steps,” was that they always look after each other. to take it there. If he simply offered it, Young-Soo he said. And then, as They learned their lesson. Because they cared was sure to refuse. he neared Young-Soo’s for each other so well, there was never a problem. And so at midnight, Bae sneaked over to his storehouse, he looked When people saw the way the brothers worked brother’s storeroom and left one of his bags of rice up, but what he saw together and the way they shared, they agreed that there. shocked him. Bae and Young-Soo were models for all the chil- Early the next morning, Bae walked into his There was a man dren. storehouse to get his tools and was startled to see walking toward him, “This is the way family ought to love each other,” seven bags of rice sitting there. He counted again. a man carrying a sack everyone said. Yes, there were seven. But he was sure he had on his back, and as The brothers took care of their mother well into taken one of his bags to Young-Soo’s place. he came close, he saw her old age. When she died, the two young men “Perhaps I dreamed I carried the bag to my that the man was his divided all her worldly goods between them, care- brother?” Bae wondered. He knew that sometimes brother. Bae gasped. ful to make sure the division was thoroughly equal. on the night of the full moon, dreams are espe- When Young-Soo After her death, they continued to work in cially vivid. saw his brother with the fields. They tilled and harvested, and in the That night, Bae decided to sneak another bag of a sack on his back, he autumn after their mother’s death, they had two rice to his brother. He waited until midnight, and also gasped. events to celebrate: First, Young-Soo married his then he went over to Young-Soo’s place and left the “I was trying to give beloved, and then the brothers celebrated their extra bag. This time he made sure to count: six in you an extra sack of are due the same as me.” biggest harvest ever. his own storeroom, eight in Young-Soo’s. rice,” Bae said, “to help you to care for your wife “But, brother,” Bae said, “your need is greater One late evening just before Chuseok, the cel- But the next day when Bae walked into his and your child-to-be.” than mine. I have no wife or child.” ebration of the harvest, Bae and Young-Soo were storeroom, he was shocked to discover he still had “And I counted my sacks and saw I had one “One day you will,” Young-Soo said. “Brother, do hard at work sacking and dividing their bags of rice seven sacks of rice. How could this be? He shook extra,” Young-Soo said, “and I wished only to make me the honor of making sure we continue to share under a full moon. Young-Soo smiled at his brother his head. He thought his dreams must be remark- our shares equal.” all our lives.” and whispered, “Next winter my wife and I shall able. He was so certain he had carried one of his The brothers burst out laughing when they The brothers embraced, and when the story of have a baby!” bags of rice to his brother’s storeroom. But he understood what had happened. Young-Soo said, the traveling sacks of rice spread through the val- Bae was overjoyed. “That’s wonderful, brother!” decided he would try again. “Brother, we work the same number of hours in the ley, everyone agreed: “The brothers are models for he cried. “And I shall be an uncle!” And so, once more, Bae waited until midnight. field. We sweat and we toil in equal measure. You us all.”

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Main Tooele, UT 84074 teacher with 20yrs ex- This is a part-time non-benefitted position working alert button for free and and, must have two (2) years of work experience. EEO Employer perience. All ages/ 20 hours per week on a flex schedule. This is a more - only $29.95 per OR subjects. Call Angela civilian non-firefighting position. month. 800-394-1597 An equivalent combination of education and for free assessment Applications will be accepted until close of business (ucan) experience. (435)882-2733 on September 30, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. AND Family Self-Sufficiancy Coordinator (435)496-0590 Safe Step Walk-In Tub To apply, please email your resume to Cassandra • Must demonstrate the ability to type 35 words Tooele County Housing Authority $12-13/hr DEADLINES FOR clas- Alert for Seniors. 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OR an equivalent combination of education and experience. potential of up to • Maintains records and portfolio for all City investments in coordination with the • Must complete training as required during • Must possess a valid Utah driver’s license and provide current driving 340,000 households. Mayor and City Council. All you need to do is employment (40 hours/yearly). record. • Prepares and files all reports required of the Treasurer by State and City codes. call the Transcript Bul- • Must work odd hours, be on-call, and cover • Must pass drug screen testing • Oversees the receipt of all public funds and monies payable to the City, includ- letin at 882-0050 for full shifts with short notice. • Must have the ability to establish working relationships with staff and ing all taxes, licenses, fines, utility payments, intergovernmental revenues and details. (Mentio n other individuals special assessments, and deposits said money in the appropriate bank accounts. UCAN) Complete job description and application • Must be able to communicate effectively • Keeps an accurate detailed account of all monies received in accordance with please visit • Must be responsible and accountable at all time while at work; must be the “Uniform Fiscal Procedure Act for Utah Cities.” Furniture & www.co.tooele.ut.us able to follow Instructions and be efficient in time management. • Provides a receipt to every person paying monies to the City Treasurer, including Appliances Applications must be submitted to Obtain application at: www.co.tooele.ut.us/housing.htm the date of payment and the account paid on. A duplication receipt or summary Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce, Tooele County Housing Authority SOLID DARK hardwood Rm 308, 47 South Main Street Tooele, UT. report shall be filed with the City Council. or email application and resume 66 West Vine, Tooele , Utah 84074 • Co-signs all City checks along with those assigned to sign after determining that table, 4 chairs, bench, RETURN APPLICATIONS TO TOOELE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY two extensions, $100 to [email protected] sufficient amount is on deposit in the appropriate bank account of the City to obo. All very good con- EEO Employer EEO Employer honor the check(s). dition. (435)882-4503 • Performs related duties as necessary. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Seasonal Maintenance Helper • Bachelors degree with emphasis in accounting, bookkeeping, finance and Receptionist Intake Coordinator Tooele County Housing Authority $12/hr investments and two (2) years of experience in bookkeeping and investing OR Tooele County Housing Authority $9-10/hr any equivalent of education and experience. POSITION DUTIES: Under the supervision of the maintenance supervisor, Open September 19-29, 2014 at 5:00 pm the summer hire will assist in maintenance for all properties, owned and SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS managed by the Tooele County Housing Authority, including all buildings • Must be bondable in the amount set by the Utah Money Management council This job requires graduation from high school with course work in typing and (exterior and interior), grounds, equipment and tools. for Public Treasurer; must have a valid Utah Driver’s License. general office practices; three (3) years of office experience in a responsible Position requires lifting up to 50 lbs. at times. customer service capacity in private or public employment involving Example of Duties: responsibility for record keeping, organization, mathematical skills and NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES working with windows based computer programs. Must have at least two • Conducts day to day clean- up from lawn and surrounding areas. • Working knowledge of State and City codes, including the requirements of the years of direct customer service related responsibilities; OR an equivalent • Responsible for clearing all walks, curb and gutters of any rubbish, trash State Money Management Act and rules of the State Money Management combination of education and experience. Receptionist Intake Coordinator or debris and power-washing. Council, relating to the receipt, custody of and the investment of public funds; greets incoming customers, screens and directs incoming calls. Works with • Takes care of all playground equipment keeping clean and free of trash/ skills in the practices of investing public funds; ability to read, understand, the public extensively and possess good communication skills both orally and debris and power washing. interpret and explain updated codes relating to treasurer’s duties. written. Coordinates appointments with tenants, case managers, landlords, • Various painting tasks. • Working knowledge of modern bookkeeping and accounting practices and inspector and maintenance. Performs application intake duties (i.e. verifies • Assists with maintenance relative to vacancies. completeness of tenant information forms and applications). Receipts • • Miscellaneous yard work such as weeding, trimming, repairing procedures; modern office practices and procedures. • Ability to coordinate the work of others; ability to establish and maintain client payments. Sorts and stamps and distributes incoming mail and sprinkler systems, ect. faxes. Prepares envelopes, labels and outgoing mail. Electronically enters • Any other duties as assigned. effective working relationships with employees, other agencies, and the public; applications and work orders into computer, purges waiting list and tracks ability to follow written and oral instructions; ability to communicate effective- work orders. Addresses callers and offers basic housing program information. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: ly, verbally and in writing. Performs filing, sorting and copying as needed. Prepares all briefing packets • Must possess a valid Utah driver’s license and provide current driving and ensures all needed Housing Authority applications and documents are record. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT USED readily available, issues recertification notices and reminder letters. Assists • Must pass drug screen testing • Personnel computer, including work processing and spreadsheet software; with recertification process, maintains current landlord list and coordinates • Must have the ability to establish working relationships with staff and central financial computer system; calculator, phone; fax; cash register; Pitney with landlords concerning inspections. Must possess a Utah Drivers License. other individuals Tooele County Housing Authority is an equal opportunity employer. • Must be able to communicate effectively Bowes; and copy machine. • Must be responsible and accountable at all time while at work; must be able to follow Interested individuals may make application at the Wendover City Offices, Tooele County Housing Authority is an equal opportunity employer. • Instructions and be efficient in time management. 920 East Wendover Boulevard, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 Obtain application at Tooele County Housing Authority office, Obtain application at: www.co.tooele.ut.us/housing.htm p.m. Except holidays. Or e-mail City Administrator, Glenn Wadsworth at 66 West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah or @ Housing Authority Website Tooele County Housing Authority [email protected]. www.co.tooele.ut.us/housing/htm. Return Applications/resumes to 66 West Vine, Tooele , Utah 84074 Tooele County Housing Authority, 66 West Vine, Tooele, Utah 84074. The City of Wendover Utah will receive job applications through Friday Octo- RETURN APPLICATIONS TO TOOELE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY Applications received after the time and date above will not be considered. EEO Employer ber 03, 2014. The City of Wendover, Utah is an Equal Opportunity Employer FAST PACED dental office seeking an exceptional, long-term committed individual who is driven and self motivated to join our dy- namic team. Must have Front Office Dental experience. Duties include but not limited to verifying dental insur- TUESDAY September 23, 2014 B6 ance benefits,TOOELE working TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN on insurance claims, answering phones, and Livestock Child Care Help Wanted schedulingHelp Wanted patients. 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TION SYSTEMS, INC., Hall Courthouse, 74 as Beneficiary, which South 100 East, Tooele, Trust Deed was re- Utah, on October 14, corded on March 20, 2014 at 10:00 a.m., for 2013, as Entry No. the purpose of foreclos- 381920, in the Official ing a Deed of Trust for Records of Tooele Utah (“Trust Deed”) County, State of Utah dated June 1, 2006 and covering real property originally executed by purportedly located at Nathan Putnam and 140 South Park, Grants- Brandi Moody, as Trus- ville, Utah 84029 in tors, in favor of the Tooele County, Utah, United States of America and more particularly de- acting through the Rural scribed as: Housing Service or suc- BEGINNING 253.32 cessor agency, United FEET, MORE OR LESS, States Department of SOUTH OF THE NOTICE Agriculture, as Benefici- NORTHEAST CORNER An emergency hazard- ary, covering the follow- OF LOT 1, BLOCK 30-A, ous waste treatment per- ing real property located GRANTSVILLE CITY mit (UT-022-2014) has in Tooele County, State SURVEY, GRANTS- been issued to the of Utah: VILLE CITY, TOOELE United States Air Force, Lot 216A, Shetland COUNTY, UTAH, SAID Utah Test and Training Meadows Phase 2 Sub- POINT OF BEGINNING Range (UTTR) located in division, a subdivision of BEING THE SOUTH- Box Elder and Tooele Tooele City, according to EAST CORNER OF Counties, Utah.!!The the official plat thereof, THE DALE W. SAMP- permit allows the Air recorded in the office of SON AND CYNTHIA B. Force to treat in place by the county recorder of SAMPSON PROPERTY detonation, ordnance Tooele County, Utah. ON THE WEST LINE OF found at the North and Parcel No.: 12-024-0- PARK STREET; AND South Ranges during 216A RUNNING THENCE range clearance activi- The current beneficiary SOUTH ALONG THE ties, during investigative of the Trust Deed is WEST LINE OF SAID activities at Formerly United States of America PARK STREET 76.66 Used Defense Sites acting through the Rural FEET; THENCE WEST (FUDS) and during cor- Housing Service or suc- 150 FEET; THENCE rective action or military cessor agency, United NORTH 76.66 FEET; munitions response pro- States Department of THENCE EAST 150 gram activities.!!The Air Agriculture and the re- FEET TO THE POINT Force requested the per- cord owner of the prop- OF BEGINNING. mit because it has deter- erty as of the recording Tax ID: 01-103-0-0017 mined that detonation of of the Notice of Default The current Beneficiary munitions where they is Nathan Putnam and of the trust deed is are found is more pro- Brandi Moody. Said sale UTAH HOUSING COR- tective of human health TUESDAY September 23, 2014 will be made without any PORATION, and the re- and the environment TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN covenant or warranty, cord owner of the prop- than transporting theB7 po- expressed or implied, erty as of the recording tentially unstable muni- pursuant to the power of of the Notice of Default tions back to the Ther- salePublic conferred Notices in the is PublicBRENDAN Notices MILLS and malPublic Treatment Notices Unit at Trust Trustees Deed. The ad- BROOKTrustees NICOLE MILLS. theMiscellaneous UTTR. dress is the property is Bidders must tender to This permit is effective reputed to be at 239 the trustee a $20,000.00 September 5, 2014 and West Daniel Drive, deposit at the sale and expires December 3, Tooele Valley Homes & Lots! Tooele, Utah. The open- the balance of the pur- 2014.!!Copies of the per- ing bid will be the net re- chase price by 2:00 p.m. mit are available for pub- covery value of approxi- the day following the lic inspection during nor- 412 E. Lindy Way, Tooele 4295 N. Rose Springs Rd, Erda 992 E. Brookfield Ave., Erda mately $91,168.00 which sale.! Both the deposit mal business hours at is not a representation of and the balance must be the Division of Solid and the exact amount owed. paid to Lincoln Title In- Hazardous Waste, lo- This Notice of Trustee's surance Agency in the cated on the 2nd floor of Sale is an attempt to col- form of a wire transfer, the Multi Agency State lect a debt, and any in- cashier's check or certi- Office Building, 195 formation obtained will fied funds.! Cash pay- North 1950 West, Salt be used for that purpose. ments, personal checks Lake City, Utah.!!For fur- Bidders must tender to or trust checks are not ther information, please the trustee a $25,000.00 accepted. contact Bronson Hawley deposit at the sale and DATED: September 18, at (801) 536-0247.!!In Multi-Level in Pristine Condition Newly Built West Erda Home Beautiful Home on 5 Acres Horse Prop. the balance of the pur- 2014. compliance with the 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2789 sq. ft., multi Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 story home. 4248 sq. ft., 6 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom Beautifully chase price by 12:00 LINCOLN TITLE IN- Americans with Disabili- level. On .34 acres. $ 3,157 sq. ft. On over 1/2 acre. $ finished. Open floor plan. $ noon the day following SURANCE AGENCY ties Act, individuals with 219,900 284,900 589,900 the sale. Both the de- By: Paula Maughan special needs (including posit and the balance Its: Vice President auxiliary communicative must be in the form of a Telephone: (801) 476- aids and services) 55 E. Main, Ophir wire transfer, cashier's 0303 should contact Dana check or certified funds web site: www.smith- Powers, Office of Human payable to Backman Ti- knowles.com Resources, at!(801) 5 Acre Spring Canyon Estates tle Services, Ltd. Cash SK File No. 14-0553 536-4412 or by email ! !! Pine Canyon Road payments are not ac- (Published in the Tran- [email protected]. 119 cepted. script Bulletin September (Published in the Tran- 117 101 Horse property in Tooele Dated this 12th day of 23, 30 & October 7, script Bulletin September September, 2014. 2014) 23, 2014) 118 Backman Title Services, Ltd., a Utah limited part- PUBLIC NOTICE 103 102 104 15 beautiful nership, Successor Trus- Public Notices Depot Self Storage, lo- 116 tee Water User cated at 1685 W James 120 By: Backman Title Way, Tooele, UT 84074, 5 acre Amazing Home in Ophir Deadline for public no- 105 3 bedrooms, 2 family rooms. Really beautiful. Company of Utah, a hereby gives Lionel Mi- 115 Utah corporation, its tices is 4 p.m. the day chael Masse, last known 121 2898 sq. ft. $ 122 lots with 299,900 general partner prior to publication. address PO Box 18501, Public notices submit- 114 127 Paul D. Newton, Kearns, UT 84118 notice 123 106 Vice-President ted past the deadline that we are asserting a Drouby Road amazing File No. 5-084532 will not be accepted. possessory lien on the 4291 N. Rose Springs Rd, Erda UPAXLP 126 Office Hours: 8am-5pm property stored in Unit 125 112 124 views still (M-F) #841. The lien is as- 113 107 167 East 6100 South Public Notices serted for unpaid rental Salt Lake City, Utah charges, late fees, and available 84107 Miscellaneous o ther associated PUBLIC NOTICE 111 110 (801)288-8818 charges incurred for the 109 108 Use your own builder NOTICE IS HEREBY Deadline for public no- (Published in the Tran- tices is 4 p.m. the day rent of the storage or one of ours. GIVEN THAT the Tooele script Bulletin September space. The amount of City Planning Commis- prior to publication. 16, 23 & 30, 2014) Public notices submit- the lien is $1938.00. sion willNewly meet Builtin a public Beautiful Rambler The property subject to hearing3 bedrooms, and Business2 bathrooms, 3190 sq. ft. ram- NOTICE OF TRUS- ted past the deadline $ will not be accepted. this lien is: CJ5 Jeep, Starting at meetingbler is built scheduled on over for 1/2 acre. TEE'S SALE $ UPAXLP camper, boat, motorcy- 99,000 Wednesday, September 268,900 The following described cle parts, bikes, tires ma- 24, 2014 in the hour of property will be sold at GRANTSVILLE CITY chine, compressor & 7:00 PM. The meeting public auction to the NOTICE OF ADOPTION misc items. will be held at Tooele highest bidder, payable OF ORDINANCES Unless full payment is City Hall in the City in lawful money of the NOTICE IS HEREBY made by Sept. 30, 2014 I NeedCouncil Chambers, More lo- United States at the time GIVEN that on Septem- at 5:00pm, the property cated at 90 North Main of sale, at the Tooele ber 17, 2014 the Grants- becomes the possession Street, Tooele, Utah. County Courthouse, 74 ville City Council en- of Ninigret Depot, L.C., Agenda Items Listings! South 100 East, Tooele, acted the following ordi- to dispose of as provided 1. Pledge of Allegiance HELP!! UT 84074, on October nance: by law, to satisfy the lien. 2. Roll Call 29, 2014, at 1:00 p.m. of Ordinance No. 2014-14 All unpaid charges will 3. Public Hearing and NOTICE OF TRUS- said day, for the purpose amending the Official be sent to collections. Recommendation An or- TEE'S SALE of foreclosing a trust Zoning Map of Grants- (Published in the Tran- dinance of Tooele City The following described deed dated March 15, ville City, Utah by rezon- script Bulletin September Call Laramie Dunn amending section 7-25 property will be sold at 2013, and executed by ing 0.72 acres located at 18 & 23, 2014) of the Tooele City Code public auction to the BRENDAN MILLS, A 713 East Main Street relating to electronic highest bidder, payable Call LaramieTooele County’sDunn for Real ALL Estate Specialist MARRIED MAN, as from an RM-7 and A-10 SUMMONS FOR PUB- signs and making techni- in lawful money of the Trustor, in favor of zone to a CN zone. LICATION cal corrections. United States, at the MORTGAGE ELEC- This ordinance will take Jenifer Lynn Cosey, 4. Review and Approval Main Entrance, Third your Real Estate needs TRONIC REGISTRA- effect upon the publica- Petitioner v. Eugene of Planning Commission District Court Gordon R. TION SYSTEMS, INC., tion of this notice. This Thomas Cosey, Jr. minutes for meeting held Hall Courthouse, 74 435-224-4000 as Beneficiary, which ordinance may be re- C a s e N u m b e r September 10, 2014. South 100 East, Tooele, Trust Deed was reviewed or a copy may be 144300114 5. Adjourn Utah, on October 14, corded on March 20, obtained from the The State of Utah To: Discussion 2014 at 10:00 a.m., for 2013, as Entry No. Grantsville City Recorder Eugene Thomas Cosey, 1. Training Topics the purpose of foreclos- HotHomesTooele.com 381920, in the Official at 429 East Main Street, Jr.: Pursuant to the Ameri- ing a Deed of Trust for Records of Tooele G rantsville Utah. You are summoned and cans with Disabilities Utah (“Trust Deed”) County, State of Utah (435.884.3411) required to file an an- Act, individuals needing dated June 1, 2006 and covering real property DATED this 18th day of swer in writing to the Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices specialPublic accommodations Notices originallyPublic executedNotices by purportedly located at September, 2014. Amended Verified Peti- Nathan Putnam and Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings duringMeetings this meeting Trustees 140 South Park, Grants- Christine Webb tion for Divorce filed in Brandi Moody, as Trus- should notify Rachelle ville, Utah 84029 in Grantsville City the case identified AGENDA LEPC AGENDA NOTICE AND AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE tors, in favor of the Custer, Tooele City Tooele County, Utah, Recorder above. Ophir Town Land Use Agenda for the LEPC NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY Planner prior to the United States of America and more particularly de- (Published in the Tran- Within 30 days after the Committee meeting to be held GIVEN THAT THE GIVEN THAT the Tooele meeting at (435) acting through the Rural scribed as: script Bulletin September last day of publication, Ophir Town Hall Wednesday, September TOOELE COUNTY City Planning Commis- 843-2130 or TDD (435) Housing Service or suc- BEGINNING 253.32 23, 2014) which is September 30, September 30, 2014 24, 2014 at 1:30 p.m. at COUNCIL ON AGING sion will meet in a public 843-2180. cessor agency, United FEET, MORE OR LESS, 2014, you must file your 6:30pm the Tooele County WILL HOLD A MEET- hearing and Business (Published in the Tran- States Department of SOUTH OF THE NOTICE answer with the clerk of Roll Call Emergency Manage- ING ON WEDNESDAY meeting scheduled for script Bulletin September Agriculture, as Benefici- NORTHEAST CORNER An emergency hazard- the court at: 74 S. 100 Old Business ment Building, 15 East SEPTEMBER 24, 2014, Wednesday, September 23, 2014) ary, covering the follow- OF LOT 1, BLOCK 30-A, ous waste treatment per- E., Suite 14, Tooele, UT New Business 100 South, Tooele, Utah, AT 1:30 P.M. AT THE 24, 2014 in the hour of ing real property located GRANTSVILLE CITY mit (UT-022-2014) has 84074. 1. Vote on Movie & in the Emergency Op- TOOELE SENIOR CITI- 7:00 PM. The meeting in Tooele County, State SURVEY, GRANTS- been issued to the If you fail to file and Video Commercial Pro- erations Training room. ZEN CENTER, 59 E. will be held at Tooele Public Notices Trustees of Utah: VILLE CITY, TOOELE United States Air Force, serve your answer on duction Conditional Use 1. Welcome- Chairman, VINE STREET City Hall in the City Lot 216A, Shetland COUNTY, UTAH, SAID Utah Test and Training time, judgment by de- Public Concerns LEPC 1. Welcome, Approve Council Chambers, lo- Meadows Phase 2 Sub- POINT OF BEGINNING Range (UTTR) located in Deadline for public no- fault will be taken Adjourn 2. Approve August 2014 minutes cated at 90 North Main division, a subdivision of BEING THE SOUTH- Box Elder and Tooele tices is 4 p.m. the day against you for the relief (Published in the Tran- minutes 2. Tooele Aging Services Street, Tooele, Utah. Tooele City, according to EAST CORNER OF Counties, Utah.!!The prior to publication. demanded in the Peti- script Bulletin September 3. Haz Mat reports- Update Agenda Items the official plat thereof, THE DALE W. SAMP- permit allows the Air Public notices submit- tion. 23, 2014) Bucky Whitehouse 3. Tooele City Council 1. Pledge of Allegiance recorded in the office of SON AND CYNTHIA B. Force to treat in place by ted past the deadline The Amended Verified 4. Review upcoming Update 2. Roll Call the county recorder of SAMPSON PROPERTY detonation, ordnance TOWN OF OPHIR will not be accepted. Petition is on file with the training 4. Tooele County Com- 3. Public Hearing and Tooele County, Utah. ON THE WEST LINE OF found at the North and Land Use Committee UPAXLP clerk of the court. You 5. DEM Liaison, Emer- mission Update Recommendation An or- Parcel No.: 12-024-0- PARK STREET; AND South Ranges during can obtain a copy of the Meeting gency Services 5. Board Member Com- dinance of Tooele City 216A Ophir Town Hall NOTICE OF TRUS- RUNNING THENCE range clearance activi- Petition by requesting 6. Roundtable ments/ Concerns amending section 7-25 TEE'S SALE The current beneficiary SOUTH ALONG THE ties, during investigative one from the clerk of the September 30, 2014 7. Next meeting- Oct 29, 6. Adjourn of the Tooele City Code of the Trust Deed is 6:00pm The following described WEST LINE OF SAID activities at Formerly court at the above ad- 2014 SHERRIE AHLSTROM relating to electronic property will be sold at United States of America PARK STREET 76.66 Used Defense Sites dress or by calling The Town of Ophir pro- 8. Adjourn Aging Services signs and making techni- acting through the Rural poses conditional use for public auction to the FEET; THENCE WEST (FUDS) and during cor- 435-833-8000. (Published in the Tran- Director cal corrections. highest bidder, payable Housing Service or suc- 150 FEET; THENCE rective action or military READ THE PETITION Commercial Movie and script Bulletin September If you desire special ac- 4. Review and Approval cessor agency, United Video production within in lawful money of the NORTH 76.66 FEET; munitions response pro- CAREFULLY. It means 23, 2014) commodation under the of Planning Commission United States, at the States Department of THENCE EAST 150 gram activities.!!The Air that you are being sued the Town of Ophir. Americans With Disabili- minutes for meeting held Agriculture and the re- In addition to conditional Main Entrance, Third FEET TO THE POINT Force requested the per- for divorce. A divorce ties Act, please contact September 10, 2014. District Court Gordon R. cord owner of the prop- OF BEGINNING. mit because it has deter- can affect your rights use, the Town Council Tooele County's ADA 5. Adjourn erty as of the recording proposes to use a sliding Hall Courthouse, 74 Tax ID: 01-103-0-0017 mined that detonation of concerning child cus- Clean Out Coordinator, Jami Discussion South 100 East, Tooele, of the Notice of Default The current Beneficiary munitions where they tody, support, parent- fee schedule addressing McCart, (435) 843-3157, 1. Training Topics is Nathan Putnam and the loss of impacts asso- Utah, on October 14, of the trust deed is are found is more pro- time, child dependent tax Your Attic! within three working Pursuant to the Ameri- 2014 at 10:00 a.m., for Brandi Moody. Said sale UTAH HOUSING COR- tective of human health deductions, alimony, ciated with such produc- days prior to this meet- cans with Disabilities will be made without any tion. the purpose of foreclos- PORATION, and the re- and the environment debt and personal prop- TOOELE ing. Act, individuals needing covenant or warranty, (Published in the Tran- TRANSCRIPT ing a Deed of Trust for cord owner of the prop- than transporting the po- erty. BULLETIN (Published in the Tran- special accommodations Utah (“Trust Deed”) expressed or implied, erty as of the recording tentially unstable muni- Dated September 8, script Bulletin September script Bulletin September during this meeting pursuant to the power of 16 & 23, 2014) dated June 1, 2006 and of the Notice of Default tions back to the Ther- 2014. 882-0050 23, 2014) should notify Rachelle originally executed by sale conferred in the is BRENDAN MILLS and mal Treatment Unit at (Published in the Tran- BECOME A SUB- Custer, Tooele City Nathan Putnam and Trust Deed. The ad- BROOK NICOLE MILLS. the UTTR. script Bulletin September SCRIBER. 882-0050 Planner prior to the Brandi Moody, as Trus- dress is the property is Bidders must tender to This permit is effective 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2014) meeting at (435) tors, in favor of the reputed to be at 239 the trustee a $20,000.00 September 5, 2014 and 843-2130 or TDD (435) United States of America West Daniel Drive, deposit at the sale and expires December 3, 843-2180. acting through the Rural Tooele, Utah. The open- the balance of the pur- 2014.!!Copies of the per- (Published in the Tran- Housing Service or suc- ing bid will be the net re- chase price by 2:00 p.m. mit are available for pub- script Bulletin September cessor agency, United covery value of approxi- the day following the lic inspection during nor- 23, 2014) States Department of mately $91,168.00 which sale.! Both the deposit mal business hours at Agriculture, as Benefici- is not a representation of and the balance must be the Division of Solid and ary, covering the follow- the exact amount owed. paid to Lincoln Title In- Hazardous Waste, lo- ing real property located This Notice of Trustee's surance Agency in the cated on the 2nd floor of in Tooele County, State Sale is an attempt to col- form of a wire transfer, the Multi Agency State Full Local Sports Coveragelect a debt, and any In in- Every Issue of Utah: cashier's check or certi- Office Building, 195 Lot 216A, Shetland formation obtained will fied funds.! Cash pay- North 1950 West, Salt Meadows Phase 2 Sub- be used for that purpose. ments, personal checks Lake City, Utah.!!For fur- division, a subdivision of Bidders must tender to or trust checks are not ther information, please Tooele City, according to the trustee a $25,000.00 accepted. contact Bronson Hawley the official plat thereof, deposit at the sale and DATED:T SeptemberOOELE 18, at (801) 536-0247.!!In recorded in the office of the balance of the pur- 2014. TcomplianceRANSCRIPT with the the county recorder of chase price by 12:00 LINCOLN TITLE IN- Americans with Disabili- Tooele County, Utah. noon the day following SURANCE AGENCY ties Act, individuals with Parcel No.: 12-024-0- the sale. Both the de- By: Paula Maughan ULLETINspecial needs (including posit and the balance B 216A Its: Vice President auxiliary communicative The current beneficiary must be in the form of a Telephone: (801) 476- aids and services) of the Trust Deed is wire transfer, cashier's 0303 should contact Dana United States of America check or certified funds web site: www.smith- Powers, Office of Human acting through the Rural payable to Backman Ti- knowles.com Resources, at!(801) Housing Service or suc- tle Services, Ltd. Cash SK File No.! 14-0553 536-4412!!or by email payments are not ac- Your Community cessor agency, United (Published in the Tran- [email protected]. States Department of cepted. script Bulletin September (Published in the Tran- Agriculture and the re- Dated this 12th day of 23, 30 & October 7, script Bulletin September cord owner of the prop- September, 2014. 2014) Newspaper23, 2014) erty as of the recording Backman Title Services, of the Notice of Default Ltd., a Utah limited part- is Nathan Putnam and nership, Successor Trus- Brandi Moody. Said sale tee will be made without any By: Backman Title SUBSCRIBE TODAY covenant or warranty, Company of Utah, a expressed or implied, Utah corporation, its pursuant to the power of general partner 882-0050 sale conferred in the Paul D. Newton, Trust Deed. The ad- Vice-President dress is the property is File No. 5-084532 reputed to be at 239 Office Hours: 8am-5pm West Daniel Drive, (M-F) Tooele, Utah. The open- 167 East 6100 South ing bid will be the net re- Salt Lake City, Utah covery value of approxi- 84107 mately $91,168.00 which (801)288-8818 is not a representation of (Published in the Tran- the exact amount owed. script Bulletin September This Notice of Trustee's 16, 23 & 30, 2014) Sale is an attempt to col- lect a debt, and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. Bidders must tender to the trustee a $25,000.00 deposit at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the day following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be in the form of a wire transfer, cashier's check or certified funds payable to Backman Ti- tle Services, Ltd. Cash payments are not accepted. Dated this 12th day of September, 2014. Backman Title Services, Ltd., a Utah limited part- nership, Successor Trus- tee By: Backman Title Company of Utah, a Utah corporation, its general partner Paul D. 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and a half marathon respectively in Tooele for them to find,” she Running and culminates with a full 26.2 said. continued from page B1 mile marathon on the fourth She placed 10 gold, googly- and final day. Total mileage for eyed plastic toy snakes all over this Disney-inspired event is Tooele County. She then chal- Saturday group runs, which 48.6 miles and was something lenged her club mates to find could be anywhere from Middaugh had challenged her- the snakes. Those who found the Grantsville, Erda or elsewhere in self to and other competitive snakes received a goody bag as Tooele County. Usually the num- group members joined suit. a prize. bers vary from five to 50 runners Jenny Edmondson of Tooele There are serious times for on any given Saturday. has taken the role of club cheer- club members too, like when “I have seen huge crowds, or leader, creating medals for the they are injured or dealing with just five people. It depends on participants taking the Dopey personal trials. For example, it if there is a race that day or Challenge. Cragun couldn’t participate in it’s vacation or something else,” “I didn’t do the challenge, but the Dopey Challenge because of said Tooele resident Melissa I wanted to support them,” she an injury. Lawrence, who has been a mem- said. “I don’t always have the “I still ran part of it, it was ber since January of 2013. time to go running with them hard not to. I would sneak the Some members have a com- but I’ll find ways to still be a part boot off and run, but that’s not petitive streak and like to issue of the group.” good. It takes longer to heal,” he challenges, whether formally This summer, it became a joke said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO or informally to one another. when club members would post Tami Searle of Tooele said Charlie Roberts runs in the Big Cottonwood Marathon with a finish Some members of the club pictures of snakes they came she looked forward to the Big time of 05:30:15.2 recently completed the Dopey across on their runs. Edmondson Cottonwood Canyon Marathon Challenge, a four-day-weekend never seemed to see anything for personal reasons. race which begins with a 5K run other than dead snakes. “Even though we are part of on the first day, continuing the “I just thought it would be a group, the reasons we run are Last year when she ran Big second and third day with a 10K funny to put snakes all around very personal,” she said. Cottonwood Canyon, she quali- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO fied for the Boston Marathon, Aaron and Christine Spilker walk to the finish line down Fort Union Boulevard in but the most emotional part was Salt Lake County. at the end of the race when she A BIT OF RECOGNITION dedicated her run to her son, “There are several groups who was going through some from our club that have formed personal trials. teams for the Las Vegas Ragnar This year, Searle was working coming up in November,” on a goal to run over 1800 miles, Middaugh said. the distance from home to where At least one of these teams will her daughter is currently serving compete in the ultra class, which a mission for the Church of Jesus means instead of the normal 12 Christ of Latter-day Saints. member team relay, just six run- “I might be able to run there ners will complete the 200 mile and back,” she said. course. Because she already accom- When asked about why they plished her goal of running the joined and why they stay with equivalent 1,825 miles from the Tooele Running Club, all Tooele to Mexico, she is currently members nod in agreement at

working on the return distance. a statement that Middaugh has FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Regardless of the reason a printed on one of her favorite Jim Logan (above) gives a celebratory member joins or whether they T-shirts. hand signal while making his way are beginners or advanced run- “We start out as a group of to the finish line of the marathon in ners, they form a team of ath- runners and finish as a group of September. letes that motivate and inspire PHOTO COURTESY HEIDI PETERSON each other. Congratulations to the 7th-12th grade recipients of the Tooele Mayor’s Youth Recognition Award for the month “We feed off of each other,” of September, 2014. Back row left to right: Police Chief Ron Kirby, Mayor Patrick Dunlavy, Councilman Dave Lawrence said. McCall, Councilwoman Debbie Winn, Councilman Steve Pruden, Councilman Scott Wardle, Communities That Care Some members join Ragnar Director Heidi Peterson. Front row left to right: Emily Colovich (CNJJHS), Marjorie Gibbons (TJHS), Suni Norman teams, others run in races all (SHS), Angelika Briones (SHS), Wyatt Rapich (THS), and Collette Jones (THS). over the state. They compete with each other and avid runners from all over the nation.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Susie Taylor makes her way toward the finish line of the Big Cottonwood Marathon held earlier this month. WEDDING D’Avignon/Estudillo

Jason D’Avignon and Catarina Estudillo were marriend on a beautiful day, the 2nd of August. Jason is the son of Linda and Leonard Stalliviere of Tooele and Cliff D’Avignon of Cornville, Arizona. Catarina is the daughter of Fernando and Alida Estudillo Jason D’Avignon and Catarina of Bothell, Washington. Jason is Estudillo also claimed as a son to Terry and Diane Judd, and grandson the Coville Tribes in Washington of the late Sarah and Earl Potts. state and Cat is a teacher for They were married in University Spokane Public Schools. After a Chapel on Gonzaga University in honeymoon to Riviera Nayarit, Spokane, Washington, their alma Mexico, they are residing in mater. Jason is an attorney for Spokane, Washington. MISSIONARY Lisa Sandberg

Sister Lisa Sandberg has been called to serve as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Indiana Indianapolis Mission. She will depart for the Provo MTC on Oct. 8, 2014. Sister Sandberg will be speaking Sept. 28, 2014, at 10:50 a.m. in the Grantsville Deseret Peak Ward located at 550 E. Durfee Street. Lisa is the daughter of Kendall and Teresa Sandberg.

NOTE OF APPRECIATION

We would like to thank family and generous cards, as they were and friends in joining us to cel- very-much appreciated. Special ebrate our wedding on Aug. 30, thanks to those who contributed 2014. Many thanks to all, includ- the food. ing those who were not able to — Angelic and Zach Sharp attend, for the wonderful gifts