Stockton revamps ballpark See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY May 2, 2019 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 96 $1.00 Court issues final judgment in City’s sod farm lawsuit Tooele City’s net obligation is $1.13M but decision may face more rounds of appeals

STEVE HOWE “This dispute may not be STAFF WRITER over, as appeals may be taken Barring future appeals, the by either party, but Tooele City lawsuit between Tooele City is and always has been com- and the Aposhian Sod Farm mitted to honoring the com- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO reached final judgment in 3rd mitments it made in the lease Tooele City and county join forces to do flood mitigation in a culvert at the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course on Thursday morning. District Court on Friday. as they are finally determined In the ruling from Judge by the Courts,” the release Matthew Bates, the total mar- said. “The City believes that ket value of the sod crop at it will be able to make those Wet winter leads to flood concerns the farm was determined to annual payments without hav- be $1.51 million. The city was ing to increase taxes or reduce STEVE HOWE the snowpack is at 88 percent of the Emergency Management director also awarded $385,600.80 for the level of services it provides STAFF WRITER seasonal median, a steep drop from Bucky Whitehouse. attorney fees, breach of con- for its citizens.” After a significantly wetter win- more than 140 percent in mid-April. “Our historical data says May 10 to tract damages, waste damages, The lawsuit was origi- ter than average, Tooele County Both figures are significantly higher June 15 is peak,” Whitehouse said. and holdover damages. nally tried before a jury in Emergency Management and partner than the snowpack totals in the previ- As a result of the concerns about the The net obligation for Tooele December 2016. The jury agencies around the county are work- ous year, which were both well below potential for flooding, TCEM has been City is $1.13 million, which determined Tooele City proved ing to mitigate the possibility of flood- normal. meeting with the National Weather will be paid out in 10 equal Aposhian committed waste on ing this spring. With warmer temperatures caus- Service and local stakeholders like annual installments under the the property of $137,000 and Snowpack in Settlement Canyon ing the snowpack to melt, the most municipalities and irrigation compa- Utah Governmental Immunity the market value of the sod remains at 157% of the seasonal significant flows from canyons in nies to coordinate flood mitigation Act and the lease agreement, crop was $2.77 million. median, after peaking at 185% in mid- Tooele County, especially Settlement efforts. according to a Tooele City In December 2017, the April. At the Mining Fork measuring Canyon are expected in the next 10 press release issued Tuesday station in the Stansbury Mountains, days, according to Tooele County SEE FLOOD PAGE A7 ® afternoon. SEE LAWSUIT PAGE A9 ®

SPRING BLISS Tooele City Council approves tentative budget sight unseen

STEVE HOWE of the city’s final budget. STAFF WRITER The presentation, which Last May, Tooele City Mayor lasted about one minute, did Debbie Winn presented a not disclose a total amount $48 million tentative budget, for the tentative budget or which included a proposed tax outline any details. The City increase, to the Tooele City Council approved the resolu- Council. tion by a 4-0 vote, on a motion Minutes from the May 2, by Councilman Dave McCall, 2018, meeting also state the seconded by Councilman draft budget would be avail- Brad Pratt. Councilman Scott able in the recorder’s officer Wardle was absent. for the community to view A request for a copy of the until a June 20 public hearing draft budget following the on the final proposed budget. meeting by the Transcript During Wednesday’s City Bulletin was rebuffed until Council meeting, Winn pre- Tooele City Attorney Roger sented a resolution to adopt Baker could review the state a tentative budget for the code on public release of the upcoming fiscal year and set tentative budget. the time and place for a public FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO hearing to consider adoption SEE BUDGET PAGE A7 ® After a storm moved through the valley on Wednesday the skies cleared up to allow a little sunshine. The National Weather Service forecast blue skies throug the weekend.

Planning commission approves rezone for RR-1 in east Erda

acre. The restriction would rezone the same property from submitted more than enough Developer resubmits plan for property once subject of a referendum limit the development to no RR-5 to RR-1 in 2018. signatures to place the rezone TIM GILLIE more than 70 houses. That rezone included a on a ballot. Tooele County EDITOR a request from Joe White to Road and west of Droubay White told the planning restriction that would have Clerk Marilyn Gillette was in After pulling a rezone rezone 108 acres in Erda from Road. commission that he represents allowed an average density of the process of verifying the sig- request that was the subject of rural residential with a five- The motion to recommend the Weyland family that has one house per acre, or a total natures when, at the request of a referendum petition, a local acre lot minimum size to rural approval of the rezone request owned and farmed the prop- of 108 houses. White, the County Commission developer has put a new plan residential with a one-acre lot included a recommendation erty for years and now desires However, the 2018 rezone rescinded its approval of the on the table for the property. minimum size during its meet- from Tooele County planning to develop it. was subject to a referendum, rezone. The Tooele County Planning ing Wednesday night at the staff that the rezone include a The planning commis- a petition by registered voters The recission had the effect Commission voted to send a Tooele County Building. restriction to limit the average sion and Tooele County to put the rezone request on a of restoring the property to favorable recommendation to The property is located a density of development on the Commission approved a general election ballot. the County Commission for few blocks north of Bryan property to 1.55 houses per request from Joe White to Referendum supporters SEE REZONE PAGE A7 ®

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B9 Stansbury Swan explores Exit 99 bridge HOMETOWN B1 Drama delivers Tooele makes UDOT OBITUARIES A8 See A4 See A9 top ten for 2019 SPORTS B5 See A2 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY May 2, 2019 Developers of RR-1 property will get compensation for access road dedications Proposed ordinance change allows up to 6% reduction in lot size

TIM GILLIE cies could be cleared up and the proposed EDITOR ordinance amendment modified. The plan- The Tooele County Planning Commission ning commission also heard some additional reconsidered a request for a change in the changes proposed by Schmidt. county’s land use ordinance during its meet- The planning commission unanimously ing on Wednesday night. approved new ordinance language that will Howard Schmidt, the developer of the allow for a reduction of up to 6% in lot sizes Lake Point Vistas subdivision, requested that in RR-1 zones. The reduction is to be equal the county amend its land use ordinance to to the square footage that the developer allow developers of RR-1 zones to reduce lots dedicates for a collector class road with a size by 6% in exchange for property dedi- cross-section width of 80 feet or larger or for cated for access rods. the square footage of the developers pro rata FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO County code already allows for a reduction portion of a collector class road with a cross- Construction crews pour the deck for the flyover bridge at exit 99 on April 27, 2019 in lot size for road dedications in multiple section width of 80 feet or larger. use, agriculture, and rural residential zones The new language also clarifies that drive- with five and 10 acre lots. ways are not allowed to connect to collector The planning commission considered class roads. Schmidt’s request in March 2019, but there Nobody spoke during the public hearing UDOT’s top projects was confusion about what they recommend- on the proposed ordinance change. ed when the County Commission considered The county commission will consider the the proposed change in their April meetings. ordinance change at their May 7 meeting, The County Commission referred the according to Jeff Miller, Tooele County plan- in 2019 include I-80 ordinance change back to the planning com- ning staff. mission, so that some potential discrepan- [email protected] bridge replacements A-20 Flyover bridge at Lake Point, railroad overpass bridges A-20 near Black Rock make UDOT’s Top 10 projects list RR-5 ERDA WAY STEVE HOWE aggressive maintenance pro- At that time, westbound STAFF WRITER gram to keep the transporta- traffic will be moved onto the RAIL ROAD COUNTRY LANE A year after the same proj- tion system in good condition,” existing eastbound bridge MU-40 Subject ect appeared on the Utah the release said. while crews demolish and RR-5 Department of Transportation’s The release acknowledged rebuild the westbound bridge, Property list, the replacement of the fly- the bridge replacement project according to Samuel. RR-5 over bridge to state Route 36 began last year and will contin- Once the westbound bridge and railroad overpass bridges ue into 2020. It also mentions is complete, it will be wide on Interstate 80 near Black the project cost at $37 million; enough to take two lanes in Rock were one of the depart- UDOT reported the project will each direction, Samuel said. ment’s Top 10 projects in 2019. likely cost an estimated $45.7 Both directions of traffic will Every year, UDOT releases million to complete. be moved to the new west- COUNTRY LANE a list of 10 high-profile and The concrete deck on the bound bridge while the east- A-20 impactful projects around the I-80 to SR-36 flyover bridge bound bridge is removed and state. Last April, the bridge was poured the evening of replaced, and the temporary replacements were fourth on April 22, and the project bridge will be removed. the list; in 2019, the bridge remains on pace to finish this When the eastbound bridge Robert Droubay requested a rezone from A-20 to RR-5 for the property shown above in yellow. project appeared seventh. fall. The initial work on the is complete, both lanes of traf- UDOT has a total of 169 exit 99 overpass began last fic will go back to their normal construction projects slated for spring but had been on hold bridges. 2019 around the state, with a for several months while the Other projects in UDOT’s combined value of $2.1 billion, earthen support for the ramp top 10 include the construction Planning Commission according to a department settled. of a connection between the news release Wednesday. Due to nationwide orga- Mountain View Corridor and “Each year the department nizational changes at Union state Route 201, which began works to meet current and Pacific Railroad, which owns last month and is expected to OKs Erda rezone future growth by adding lanes the tracks under the overpass continue into May. Also slated and building new highways, bridges, agreements required for 2019 are projects to widen TIM GILLIE rezone following the minor subdivision pro- trails, and bridges, while at to complete work on and near Interstate 15 by adding express EDITOR cess, according to Jeff Miller, Tooele County the same time focusing on an the railroad facility has been lanes between Hill Field Road East Erda residents had no objections to planner. put on hold indefinitely. and Riverdale Road in Davis rezone creating new RR-5 parcel in their During the public hearing on the rezone On the railroad overpass and Weber counties, and add- midst. Erda residents expressed their approval of railroad bridge project on I-80 ing lanes between state Route A request from Robert Droubay to rezone Droubay’s request. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT near Black Rock, crews will 92 and Main Street in Lehi. 44.85 acres of his property in east Erda from “I fully support this and it’s refreshing,” BULLETIN build a temporary bridge south A bridge maintenance proj- agriculture with a 20-acre minimum lot size said Mike Buss, Erda. “I would like to thank of the eastbound lanes, Samuel ect also made the list, with to rural residential with a 5-acre minimum the Droubay family for taking this to RR-5. ADMINISTRATION said. Once the temporary bridge joint replacement at lot size whipped through the Tooele County It’s fitting with what is already in the area.” Scott C. Dunn Publisher bridge is constructed, both several locations between State Planning Commission on Wednesday night. “This is totally compatible so I support it,” Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus lanes of eastbound traffic will Street and 1300 East in Salt The Planning Commission voted 5-1 said Leanne Bedell, Erda. OFFICE be moved onto the newly built Lake County. to give a favorable recommendation to Access to the property is from a dedicated Bruce Dunn Controller structure. [email protected] Droubay’s request. The property to be easement across the property to the north Chris Evans Office Manager rezoned is located one mile east of Droubay from Bryan Road, Droubay said. Vicki Higgins Customer Service Road and immediately north of the Planning Commission member Lynn Jessica Boman Circulation Manager Arrowhead estates subdivision. Butterfield was the lone dissenting vote. He EDITORIAL The property to the west of Droubay’s stated that Droubay should be required to Tim Gillie Editor Tooele pair pleads property is zoned RR-5. Property north and submit a site plan and traffic study, the same David Bern Editor-at-Large south of his property is zoned A-20. The as required by other developers. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor property to the east is zoned MU-40, accord- Miller said that other property owners that Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor guilty to animal torture ing to the Tooele County planning staff. aren’t planning any change in land use have Steve Howe Staff Writer Droubay said he plans no new residential not been required to submit site plans and Mark Watson Correspondent STEVE HOWE development on the property at this time, traffic studies. ADVERTISING STAFF WRITER and other areas of the dogs but he does want to sell two existing homes The County Commssion will act on Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager A pair of Tooele residents appeared to be abnormally on the property. Droubay’s request at a future meeting. Keith Bird Advertising Sales pleaded guilty to amended thin. The existing homes could be sold after the [email protected] Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & charges in 3rd District Court The deputy did not believe Classified Advertising Manager on Tuesday, in connection with the dogs had been beside the LAYOUT & DESIGN two malnourished dogs found road long as there was no John Hamilton Creative Director on the shoulder of Smelter smell of decay, the probable Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Road in January. cause statement said. The inci- PRODUCTION PJ Hepner, 34, and KC Lynn dent appeared on Facebook Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Olson, 28, pleaded guilty to an and the sheriff’s office received Fred Feinauer Production Manager amended count of misdemean- numerous phone calls. Dan Coats Pre-press Technician or torture of a companion ani- After Olson was identified mal. Charges of third-degree as the possible owner, the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered felony torture of a companion responding deputy contacted by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, animal and misdemeanor lit- her on the phone, the state- Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele tering were dismissed without ment said. Olson told the County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the prejudice. deputy the dogs were acciden- United States. Hepner and Olson were both tally let out of her garage in OFFICE HOURS: sentenced Tuesday to proba- November and she hadn’t seen Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. tion for 12 months and a $400 them since. fine, paid in monthly install- A neighbor spoke with depu- CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. ments. 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he Tooele Transcript Tooele City on services or Forces. 13.85 inches of precipitation, soldiers were being received Bulletin has published anything else until there are The event was scheduled for according to official records daily by the war department TTooele County news dollars coming into the city to Friday, May 16, 1969. of Amos Bevan, U.S. weather stating that they had lost since 1894. Here is a flashback take care of it.” On the agenda were bus observer. This was three inches money under the impression of local front-page news from Front-Page tours of the depot, a fire fight- above normal to date. that they were sending it to 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago April 29-May 2, 1969 ing demonstration, mule train March contributed 4.12 their boys in the army. that occurred during the first Flashback Tooele High School junior rides, tank rides and skydiving inches and April slightly less Many of these complaints week of May. Karl Armitage set a new school exhibitions. with 3.85 inches. were the results of a scheme record in the half-mile at a Army vehicles, tanks, mis- Springs in the local can- that was being practiced by May 3-5, 1994 Region 2 track meet with a siles, small arms and other yons, which had not flowed unscrupulous gentry, who it Residents for or against to hasten the privatization pro- time of 1 minute, 59.5 seconds. depot items would be on dis- for years, were now giving appeared were reaping a har- Tooele City’s plan to annex cess of the depot’s industrial In five dual meets the red- play. forth streams of water, it was vest from gullible parents and Tooele Army Depot’s Industrial complex. headed speedster was unde- Balloons, hats and snacks reported. other relatives of soldiers. Complex had a chance to share Later in the week, the feated and had proven to be would be ready for the kids Later in the week, Nelse The war department and their thoughts at a public hear- Tooele City Council unani- the best in the region. when they arrived at the Blomquist was re-elected post office officials were warn- ing on May 4, 1994, at Tooele mously agreed to include Even though Armitage’s depot. Tooele County Republican ing people of the fraud, and City Hall. 1,500 acres of Tooele Army times had bordered on sen- chairman at the County measures were being taken to City officials and representa- Depot into the City’s future sational, he said he expected May 2-5, 1944 Convention with Jesse Aldous protect the interests of those tives from the Tooele County annexation plan. them to come down as he Half of the year’s normal vice-chairman and N. Howard who are likely to become their Base Reuse Committee were on “I’m going to be sure rounds into better shape. amount of moisture already Jensen as secretary. Seventeen victims. hand to hear public comments that we’re not going to be Friday’s front page featured had fallen during March and delegates were also selected. and answer questions about duped into anything,” said a preview of an open house at April in Tooele Valley. Correspondent Mark Watson the proposed annexation of Councilman Dave Faddis. “I Tooele Army Depot to honor Since the beginning of the May 2, 1919 compiled this report. 1,500 acres of depot property. can guarantee there will not men and women who serve water year on Oct. 1 through The front page reported that The annexation was sought be one tax dollar spent from in every branch of the Armed April, Tooele had received complaints from relatives of

‘Newsies’ to leap onto the stage Friday at Stansbury High School

MARK WATSON Pulitzer, said Drama Director CORRESPONDENT Glen Carpenter. About 75 Stansbury High He said the show leaps onto School students, including 62 the stage with soul stirring actors, will present 11 perfor- music, amazing heart, and mances of Disney’s “Newsies” stunning choreography. during the next two weeks. It tells how a band of The show opens Friday at 7:30 underdogs took on the most p.m. powerful names in New York Senior Jerdyn Akeripa stars in a fight for what’s right. The as Jack Kelly, leader of the poor and orphaned teenagers, Manhattan newsies in 1899. selling newspapers for a penny “Playing the part of Jack a paper, are pushed to the Kelly has been a dream role of limit when newspaper moguls mine since I was in the eighth Hearst and Pulitzer try to take grade,” Akeripa said. “The away more of their meager role has taught me so much profits. whether it be the importance The newsies’ cause becomes of friendship, standing up for even bigger than any of them what you believe in, or simply imagined when they realize making hard decisions, espe- they’re fighting for all the cially if they are not popular.” children working in unfair and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Jack Kelley rallies the news- unsafe conditions across the The Newsies sing in Stansbury Drama’s production of the Disney musical of the same name. The show opens Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Stansbury High. ies from across the city to take nation. a stand and strike against Carpenter reported that powerful publishers William since 2011 “Newsies” has Randolph Hearst and Joseph played 1,711 performances Happy Birthday * Happy Birthday * Happy Birthday * Happy Birthday * Happy Birthday Happy

YA HOO, Yea FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Jack Kelly, played by Jerdyn Akeripa, interacts with Davey, played by Now This Is Really Nifty, Bridger Roberts. Krissy’s Turning 50. between Broadway and the tions. Happy Birthday Krissy North American tour to more Other students in lead- than 2.5 million audience ing roles are Kimbel Duffin, From All Of Us. members. It received 23 major Cameron Cain and Bridger theatrical nominations, includ- Roberts. Happy Birthday * Happy Birthday * Happy Birthday ing eight Tony Award nomina- Duffins portray Katherine, a young reporter trying to break her first big story. “I have had such an amaz- ing time singing, dancing and striking with this cast,” Duffin FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO said. “I’m so excited to share Trinity Dyson sings “That’s Rich” onstage in “Newsies” as the character the powerful messages this Medda Larkin. show has to offer, and I know by the end of the show the Roberts plays Davey, a A special “Sensory audience will be ready to ‘seize young man who becomes Awareness” matinee will be the day.’” Jack’s right-hand man in the held Tuesday, May 7 at 4 p.m Cain plays Crutchie, Jack start of the Newsboy Strike. for students on the autism Kelly’s best friend. “‘Newsies’ is a show that spectrum and those with spe- He said all of Stansbury’s presents a new generation ris- cial needs. shows this year feature a ing up and taking their place Discounted advanced tickets strong sense of family and the at the table, by standing up are available at www.stallion- newsies became a special fam- for what is right and sticking drama.org. Online prices range ily. together no matter what,” from $6-$9. Tickets purchased “None of these kids have a Roberts said. at the door range from $5.50- family, but yet they find a fam- The show starts at 7:30 p.m. $8.50 for cash sales. ily and brotherhood with each Friday, Saturday, Monday, May The school is located other, and there is a strong 9, May 10, May 11, May 13 at 5300 Aberdeen Lane, sense of family between the with a final show on May 14. Stansbury Park. kids and us actors as well,” Matinees are scheduled at 2 [email protected] Cain said. p.m. the next two Saturdays. Full Local Sports Coverage in Every Issue Subscribe Today 435-882-0050 or TooeleOnline.com

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Store owner won’t be charged Sundance Film Festival co-founder after fatally punching customer pleads guilty to sex abuse CLEARFIELD, Utah (AP) _ conduct was legally justified,” unconscious at the store in AMERICAN FORK, Utah Wagenen with inappropriately Latter-day Saints on a variety Utah prosecutors have declined prosecutors wrote in a court Clearfield, about 29 miles (47 (AP) _ A filmmaker who co- touching a girl between the of projects, including temple to charge a store owner who filing. kilometers) north of Salt Lake founded the Sundance Film ages of 7 and 9 on two occa- videos. fatally punched another man Witnesses and the owner, City. Stufflebean was taken to Festival and produced an sions between 2013 and 2015 Van Wagenen resigned during an argument. who wasn’t identified, told a hospital with a critical head Oscar-winning movie in the in two northern Utah cities. from his part-time instructor The Davis County Attorney’s investigators that Stufflebean injury and died the next day. mid-1980s pleaded guilty He is scheduled to be for- position at the University of Office said there wasn’t argued with employees about Prosecutors said they Tuesday to sexual abuse of a mally sentenced on July 2. Utah’s Film and Media Arts enough evidence that the buying a drink on April 10. reviewed surveillance footage, child. Van Wagenen co-founded Department on Feb. 15 after owner committed a crime in “The argument escalated witness statements and other Sterling Van Wagenen, 71, a Utah film festival that came being put on administrative the altercation that led to the into a physical confrontation evidence and determined that entered the plea as part of to be known as Sundance leave on Feb. 5, university death of Brandon Stufflebean, and the victim was punched the owner would likely not be an agreement that includes a Film Festival with Robert spokesman Chris Nelson said. 39, of Layton. once in the face causing the convicted if charged. sentence of six years to life. Redford and was the Sundance Van Wagenen’s resignation “To the contrary, all the injury,” police said in a state- Stufflebean’s family He plans to plead guilty to a Institute’s founding executive came after a man came for- evidence points to the conclu- ment. expressed disappointment. second charge involving the director, but hasn’t been with ward to accuse Van Wagenen sion that (the store owner’s) Officers found him “We felt that there was same victim later this week, his the organization for more than of molesting him as a boy in at least an assault charge attorney Steven Shapiro said. two decades. 1993. No charges have been or something that would be His acceptance of the plea He was a producer on filed in that case, which was brought against him because deal was a surprise since he the 1985 film “The Trip to made public by a website that of his actions,” said Christi had just been charged earlier Bountiful,” a story of an elderly serves as a watchdog for The Join the Club! Carpenter, Stufflebean’s sister- this month and it came dur- woman who longs to return Church of Jesus of Latter-day in-law. ing his first court appearance. to her home that earned the Saints, widely known as the Shapiro said his client decided late actress Geraldine Page an Mormon church. Tooele Club to waive his right to other 438 W 400 N Academy Award for her star- He was the executive direc- Tooele Annual hearings to resolve the case ring performance. tor of the 2018 historical tale Teen Center Membership quickly and avoid further harm He has worked over the “Jane and Emma” about a Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. to his family. years as a film instructor at black woman’s friendship with Club Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Van Wagenen wanted to the University of Utah and the wife of Joseph Smith, the 435.843.5719 “acknowledge wrongful con- Brigham Young University and founder of The Church of Jesus MYGA AUNNUITY duct,” Shapiro said. as a director and producer for Christ of Latter-day Saints. 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Tripp reported during the referendum, and now the Residents of north Tooele one-acre lots on the east side White countered concerns Rezone the Jan. 15, 2019, County consideration of essentially the County that spoke at the pub- of Droubay Road to show that about water by explaining that continued from page A1 Commission meeting that he had same rezone request amount to lic hearing Wednesday night White’s rezone is compatible the water rights he will use for concerns about the action of the election interference, according opposed White’s request. with the neighborhood. this development are currently previous commission when it to Mike Buss of Erda. “Water is really important,” “I don’t think you should use in use in Erda. its status prior to the rezone withdrew the zoning requested “I am pretty confident a law said Mel Love, Erda. “It is a things built before zoning was in “There will be no additional request, the same as if White by White. was broken as a election process necessity. ... There is no plan to place as a precedent,” she said. withdrawal of water from the had voluntarily withdrawn the “I didn’t think it met county was started and required by law compensate the people that will Heidi Hall said when she built aquifer as a result of this devel- rezone request, according to regulations but the developer to be finished. ... The next step be affected. ... When you pull her house in 2010 she was told opment,” he said. Tooele County Attorney Scott argued it wasn’t amending zon- was the County Clerk to declare water out and everybody in the by the County that the area was The planning commission Broadhead. ing, rather it was withdraw- it (the referendum petition) as area already has wells that are all 5-acre lots. voted 4-2 to favorably recom- However, the County Clerk’s ing,” he said during the Jan. 15 sufficient or insufficient. Nobody are dropping — nobody’s talking “I’m afraid that if we build mend White’s rezone applica- office continued to verify signa- meeting. “I thought that was has the power to tell someone to about how to fix it.” smaller lots there is going to be tion to the County Commission. tures until it received an opinion semantics.” stop counting the citizens will,” Leanne Bedell, Erda, was also some people move in that aren’t Planning commissioners Brad from the Lt. Governor’s Office of The County Commission was Buss said in an email to commis- concerned about water and the as animal friendly and they will Bartholomew, Scott Jacobs, John Elections. going to reverse the previous sioners Tom Tripp and Kendall process. complain,” she said. Wright, and Lynn Butterfield “The Lt. Governor’s Office decision to rescind the rezone Thomas. “This was all done to skirt Morgan Sasser, who moved voted in favor of the rezone. told us that we could stop count- approval, but after many discus- At the planning commis- the legal process,” she said. “It to Erda his senior year in high Jessica Blundell and Paul ing signatures because with the sions it was determined that sion meeting Wednesday night, shouldn’t be allowed to hap- school with his family, said he Kunz opposed the rezone. They ordinances repealed the peti- the withdrawal put the zoning White said that his new proposal pen. He (White) may have his always has wanted to return to stated that they believe the tions were mute,” Gillette said. back to what residents wanted for a maximum of 70 single-fam- own water company, but that’s Erda after college to raise his rezone is not in harmony with In January, with two new and the developer agreed not ily residences was significantly not the same as having water. family. the surrounding RR-5 zones and County Commission members, to come back with a materially different from the previous pro- Historically, this property has “With developments like that the public has already spo- the County Commission con- similar proposal, so the plans to posal that would have allowed been dry farmed. Houses will this going in that take that feel ken out against a rezone to RR-1 sidered repealing the recission, rescind the rescission were can- 108 homes. use more water and it has to away — the reason I fell in love for this property as the reason according to Tooele County celled, according to Tripp. “That’s a 30% decrease,” he come from somewhere.” with Erda in the first place — it’s for their negative vote. Commission Chairman Tom The rescinding of the original said. “If you got a 30% raise, Bedell also opposed the use making me not want to come [email protected] Tripp. rezone request, the canceling of wouldn’t that be significant?” of houses on non-conforming back here,” he said.

When asked if the tentative Budget budget included a budget mes- continued from page A1 sage, as required by state law, which explains the budget, outlines the proposed financial In an interview with Winn policies for the city, important on Thursday morning, the features of the budgetary plan, mayor said the city is not reasons for “salient changes” required to release the tenta- from the previous fiscal period tive budget until 10 days prior in appropriation and revenue to the public hearing on the items, and explains any major budget, set for June 19 at 7 changes to financial policy, p.m. in the City Council cham- Winn said it did not. bers. With a public meeting Utah Code Title 10, Chapter on the budget set for next 6, Section 112 states, “Each Wednesday, Winn said she tentative budget adopted by wants the city to be transpar- the governing body and all ent in the budget process. She supporting schedules and data said prior to her tenure as shall be a public record in the mayor, councilmembers would office of the city auditor or meet with the mayor one-on- the city recorder, available for one to discuss the budget, as public inspection for a period opposed to a meeting in the of at least 10 days prior to the public eye. adoption of a final budget, as In 2017, the final year of hereinafter provided.” former Mayor Patrick Dunlavy Winn promised to release a tenure, the tentative budget copy of the tentative budget to was made available to the pub- the Transcript Bulletin by the lic for review in the recorder’s end of the day. office, according to the min- A public meeting to discuss utes from the meeting it was the city’s budget is also sched- adopted by the City Council. uled for May 8 at 5 p.m. in Winn was a member of the City For any new vehicle purchase, hotel and airfare included! the large conference room at Council in 2017. City Hall. Winn said additional The state’s municipal code public budget meetings will be requires a municipality’s bud- held if required. get officer to prepare and file Winn said the City Council a tentative budget on or before received copies of the tentative the first regularly scheduled budget just prior to its meet- meeting in May. A public hear- ings on Wednesday night. She ing on the tentatively adopted said a copy of the tentative budget must be held with $ $ $ budget wasn’t immediately seven days of public notice 5,631 10,317 8,457 available to the public because prior to adopting a final bud- the copy received by the City get. 2013 Dodge 2014 Kia 2013 Mazda Council contained notes about Each municipality is Grand Caravan SXT Optima LX Mazda6 i sport requests from department required to pass, by resolu- D1178A F1002B P1250 heads not included in the ten- tion or ordinance, a budget tative budget, some of which for the next fiscal year by concerned personnel issues. June 30, unless there is a pro- Department heads made posed property tax increase. presentations to the City If a property tax increase is Council discussing their proposed, the budget must be requests including equipment approved before Aug. 17. and capital projects, at the pre- [email protected] vious two council meetings. $7,999 $8,400 $16,006 2015 Nissan 2013 Volkswagen 2011 Nissan Versa Note S Plus Jetta SEL Xterra Pro 4X flooding in Tooele County P1151A P1034A D1317A Flood was in 2011, which primarily continued from page A1 affected Grantsville, the south end of Rush Valley, and Skull Valley. Tooele County road depart- The Federal Emergency ment director Rod Thompson Management Agency will said he’s unsure how long its update its national flood been since water has come hazard maps this year, which down Middle Canyon to the were last updated in 2009. $ $ $ extent it is now, but a number Whitehouse said the new maps 9,691 9,444 16,958 of small trees have grown in will show where development the drainage channel which has come in and its possible 2012 Kia 2013 VW Beetle 2008 Toyota need to be removed. He said impact on flood channels. since the initial meeting this If the updated map places Sportage LX Convertible Tundra SR5 P1158A P1106 D1323C year, they’ve been clearing residents in a designated flood- debris and preparing for poten- plain, they will be required tial runoff around the county. to get flood insurance. More “The current plan, every than 70% of flooding around since we had our first meeting, the state has occurred outside has been to, kinda prioritize flood hazard areas, according which drainage channel or to Flood Facts Utah, a col- area is in need of attention laborative effort by FEMA and first,” Thompson said. the Utah Department of Public $ $ $ The current focus of mitiga- Safety Division of Emergency 12,501 20,379 14,333 tion efforts is on Middle and Management. Settlement canyons, though As many as 97% of Utahns 2008 Ford 2013 Jeep Wrangler 2016 Dodge Ophir Canyon is about at don’t have proper flood insur- max capacity. Grantsville has ance, according to Flood Facts F-150 XLT Unlimited Grand Caravan SXT already seen water moving out Utah. Homeowner’s insurance D1311A D1349A P1199 of Baker Canyon and through only covers pipe breaks, not the southwest side of town into flooding caused by storms, low-lying areas in the Tooele melting snow, or broken water Army Depot, Whitehouse said. mains. “It’s extremely important Residents concerned about for us to make sure that the potential flooding can contact water flows down unimpeded their local public works depart- and if there is debris down in ment to fill sandbags to bring $ $ $ there, that it gets pulled out,” back to their property. Tooele 43,999 17,818 17,132 Whitehouse said. City residents can contact Whitehouse said mitigation Richard Jorgensen at 435-843- 2018 Ford F-150 2014 Nissan 2008 Ford efforts help protect property 2134 and Grantsville residents and promote better safety for can call the public works King Ranch Pathfi nder SV F-250SD SLT flooding, while also saving department at 435-884-0627. 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Susan Mary Eileen big and small, of her children Janice Berry Washington; and Idaho; they and grandchildren. She spent settled in Tooele and have Ross Harrison countless hours sitting at recit- Janice Berry, loving wife, called it home for over 50 als, sporting events, and plays, mother, grandmother and years. Susan Mary Eileen Ross usually with large amounts of friend, passed away April 27, Janice is survived by her Harrison, age 75, returned treats to spoil the grandchil- 2019. She was born in Lindon, husband, Rex; children, home April 30, 2019, after cou- dren. She made the world’s Utah, on May 19, 1932, to Ray (Ivy, deceased) Berry, rageously enduring Alzheimer’s best chocolate chip cookies! Rudger and Della Smith. Karen (Dale) Bolinder, Dan disease. She was born Aug. 13, Susan is survived by her Janice was the youngest of (Kathy) Berry, and Jan (Jerry) 1943, in Susanville, California, loving and devoted spouse, four siblings, all of whom Bolinder; 14 grandchildren; to Edward Edwards Ross Jr. Wayne; her children, Matthew preceded her in death. She and numerous great-grand- and Dorothy Belle McIntosh Harrison (Tanya), Heather grew up on the family farm in children in whom she found Ross. Born in the midst of Lyman (Wayne), Jennifer Lindon, and graduated from great joy. World War II, she grew up Stewart (Randy), Michael Pleasant Grove High School There will be a graveside without knowing her father, Harrison (Beth); her grandchil- with the class of 1950. She service Saturday, May 4, 2019, as he was killed in action only dren, Alex and Chloe Harrison, married Rex Berry later that at the Tooele City Cemetery, six weeks after she was born. Jacob and Brianna Lyman summer and together raised 361 S. 100 East, Tooele, Utah. Her family takes great comfort (Collin Ray), Taylor Reber four children. After living Janice will be missed by all knowing she has now been (Ryan), Riley, Kiki, Brody, in Wisconsin; Provo, Utah; who knew and loved her. reunited with her parents and and Cambria, California. She Quincy and Emersyn Stewart, brother. liked to say she was a ‘gypsy at Dallin, Madelyn, Jonathan, Susan grew up in Northern heart’ and was happiest when Joshua and Abigail Harrison; California with many fond she could be on long road and great-grandchildren Boone memories of summers spent trips exploring new places. A and Lucy Reber; as well as her Peter James Garcia for his grandma and great- traveling and playing outdoors. highlight for them was serving favorite aunt, Maudie Walker. grandma. She was a proud graduate of a mission in Johannesburg, She was preceded in death by Peter James Garcia was Pete loved to hunt and fish Shasta High School in Redding, South Africa, as a couple. her parents and brother, Craig found worthy to join his but most of all he loved to meet California, in 1961. Susan loved her heritage and Lofftus. Heavenly Father on April 1, new people and help them any On Aug. 25, 1962, Susan genealogy. Anyone with Scotch We would like to especially 2019. Peter was born Nov. 10, way he could. He was always became a member of The or Irish blood was immediately thank the wonderful staff at 1986, to Anthony Garcia and willing to help the less fortu- Church of Jesus Christ of adopted as one of ‘her people.’ Spring Gardens Assisted Living in the year 2000, Terri Garcia nate and underprivileged. Latter-day Saints, a decision She was a proud descendant as well as Encompass Home became his “Step Monster.” Pete is survived by his dad, that brought her to Utah, of Stephen Hopkins who came Health and Hospice for their Pete had a zest for life and Anthony (Terri); sister, Alicia where she met the love of her to America on the Mayflower kind and loving care of mom in wanted to do anything and (Viola); three step broth- life, Wayne A. Harrison Jr. and was an active member of the past year. everything possible. At age ers, A.J. (Alyssa) Trujillo, They were sealed in the Salt the Mayflower Association and A memorial service will 16 he worked as a Covert Jason (Ashlee) Trujillo, Kasey Lake Temple on Aug. 9, 1968. Daughters of the American be held at Spring Gardens Underage Buyer (CUB), a (Krysta) Trujillo; god son and During their more than Revolution. She loved Relief Assisted Living Facility in St. program with the DPS State nephew, who was the light 50 years of marriage, Susan Society and never gave up as a George, Utah, on Friday, May Bureau of Investigation. His of his life, Michael Antonio and Wayne went on many visiting teacher. 3, 2019, at 11 a.m. Graveside sergeant, David Moreno, said, Garcia; grandparents, Joe adventures together and with Susan’s greatest love was service will be at the Tooele “He was one of the best under- Garcia and Cora (Baga) Garcia, their family, with favorite her family. She took great City Cemetery, Monday, May 6, cover CUBS I have worked Gene and Carma Berrett; god There will be a funeral destinations of Disneyland pride in the accomplishments, 2019, at 11 a.m. with.” parents and uncle and aunt, mass for Pete on Friday, May Pete became a certified EMT Greg and Ramona Garcia; 3, 2019, from 11:30 a.m. to at the age of 21, worked for uncle, Rick, and aunt Karen 12:30 p.m., at Saint Marguerite Tesoro Corporation as a secu- Garcia; uncle Bryant, and aunt Catholic Church, 1515 S. 7th rity officer and attended Weber Sherri Green; along with many St., Tooele, Utah. We would State College in the criminal cousins, nieces, nephews and like to invite all family and justice program. Pete later friends. Pete was proceeded in friends to break bread with us FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME moved to Roanoke, Virginia, to death by his grandma (Baga), in the Church Hall immediately seek employment and to care and aunt Francis Garcia. following the funeral mass.

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here is an old saying, of mountains that precede the “Paradise found is para- ones we see today. Geologists Tdise lost.” So it is with refer to these as the Sevier some trepidation that I write David Swan mountain belt. Compression GUEST COLUMNIST this column. of the North American plate’s There is also a recognition westward movement caused that what brings joy to my life layers of rocks to crumple up might also enhance the life of Corner Mountain. at different vertical degrees. others. Rugged, steep, wild and When basin and range As background, I grew up virtually untraversed, these faulting later created our on lakefront property in this mountains are home to current range starting 15-20 fair town. diverse wild animals and million years ago, these verti- From my backyard on plants. cal layers eroded at different Upland Drive, I could see the From Swenson’s Canyon rates based upon the strength Bonneville Shoreline, a ter- to Flood Canyon, you have a of the rock — what geologists race carved from an ice age stretch of mountains that are refer to as differential ero- lake that thousands of years just far enough away from sion — resulting in amazing later still outlines our lovely motorized access to give you formations. valley. As my legs grew, so the most precious commodity A rock type known as brec- did my wandering, working we have in the busy and loud cia is extremely erosion resis- my way up the slopes toward existence — namely solitude. tant and forms some amazing Corner Mountain, always These canyons face mostly features in the landscape in curious at what wild magic south and west and are acces- the Pass to Flood Canyon stirred around the next gul- sible at least somewhat dur- areas. The foothills leading ley. ing most of the year. When up to these canyons are lit- As time went by, the ever the canyon bottoms are tered with remnants of these expanding range of moun- packed with snow, you can hard rocks. tains and foothills became my still slog up some steep south Murray Canyon, a small playground. facing ridge, which is what canyon between Pass and COURTESY OF DAVID SWAN I found beauty in the the deer do. The views look- Flood Canyons, has an arch Spires of vertical rocks on the slopes of the Oquirrhs diverse animal and plant life ing south are always sublime and finding rocks with win- and found wonder in the as you look at the snow cov- dows in them is not a rarity changing seasons. Curiosity ered north facing slopes. here. The massive rocks that led me to read up on the geol- There are also some incred- line the southern side of ogy and history of the rocks. ible valley views as well. Pass Canyon are noticeable But as time and responsi- Within the cover of rocks, features when you look east bilities took their toll, I found you can see groves of oak, from Tooele and Pine Canyon myself elsewhere and the legs curl-leaf mahogany, with There are risks involved that once graced these hills understory bushes such as in hiking here as elsewhere. lost their vigor and the frame manzanita. Both mahogany Mountain lions and rattle- that once seemed so lean lost and manzanitas are evergreen snakes are common in this all semblance of firmness. broad-leaved plants that pro- rugged, rocky terrain. One But in 2013, I decided vide green colors during the of my dogs suffered a rattle- to rediscover the lost pas- dreary winter months. snake bite last year that was sions that had given me such During most of the year a traumatic for her as well as youthful inspiration. Running couple mile hike is required me. and hiking became my new to get to the mouths of the Adequate water, good avocation. In the process I re- canyons. But don’t devalue boots and hiking poles are discovered lost treasures and the foothills. Tremendous necessary for this middle- discovered new ones that I quantities of grasses and aged mountaineer. As the had previously overlooked. shrubs are heavily utilized by weather warms, the need for After careful consideration, wildlife and it is not unusual water will increase in this I became aware of the extent to see large numbers of tur- area as it faces south and to which we live in great keys, deer and birds of prey in southwest and gets hot in the proximity to wild and rugged these amazing stretches. summer. COURTESY OF DAVID SWAN places. I was hopeful that as a The spring will reward you There is much to explore Swan’s stomping grounds in the canyons of the Oquirhh Mountains west of Pine Canyon. The trailhead on the guy rapidly approaching 60, with the sounds of meadow- out there. Millions of years of left is at the end of Churchwood Road. The trailhead on the right is at the end of Blue Peak Drive. The dot at the I could still follow deer trails larks and the profuse blooms uplift and erosion, climatic center of the bottom is Pine Canyon. and explore new rock forma- of our state flower: the sego changes, species evolution, tions. lily. and all the other natural What I really discovered, Speaking of wildflowers, processes have gifted us an was that wearing out hiking these hills put on an amaz- amazing palette to fill the Money saving Coupons in Tuesday’s Paper boots was much more fun ing show of wild flowers in canvas of our lives. If your TOOELE than wearing out recliners. the spring with Indian paint- health permits, explore and TRANSCRIPT My fall through spring brush, Wasatch penstemon, relish this wonderful land, range are the west and south- scarlet gilia, balsamroot, and leave it as untouched Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN west facing canyons in the mule’s ears, and many other as possible. The rewards are Pine Canyon area. I’ve looked species. These provide nectar immense. at the Pine Canyon area my for large numbers of native whole life without ever really bees, butterflies, humming- From a young age David exploring it — until 2013. birds, and other pollinators. Swan’s natural curiosity led By veering off of my usual Now let’s talk about him to explore and study the path up Smelter Road, I dis- rocks. Rocks are so often outdoor wonders of the place covered trail heads locally overlooked, but the Oquirrh where he was born and raised. developed that lead to some Mountains have amazing rock He currently lives on the south- incredible canyons. Now formations. east side of Tooele City with a I have the power to these places are as dear to About 80 million years ago, view of the Oquirrh Mountains me as the slopes leading to thrust faults created a series from his backyard. explore

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Outbuildings at the Vernon sod farm owned by Tooele City. In January 2017.

crop issues occurred last 67, which approved and Lawsuit December, with the court rul- ratified the sale to Six Mile continued from page A1 ing the value of Aposhian’s Ranch. sod crop was $1.51 million. The lawsuit was originally In subsequent post-trial filed in 3rd District Court memoranda on Feb. 11 and in May 2013 and stemmed court granted Tooele City’s Feb. 15, the court declined from conflicting interpreta- motion for a new trial in to reconsider or denied all tions of a 1998 lease agree- regard to the sod crop value requests to adjust the damage ment between the city and and determined the city suf- or attorney fee amounts. Aposhian. fered holdover damage and The Tooele City Council The lease spells out Aposhian had revenues total- approved the sale of the terms between the city and ing $942,719.45 in 2013, 1,784-acre sod farm, located Aposhian, with the sod farm which offset the value of the near Vernon, for $1.3 mil- company paying $30,000 per You inspire all of us at Rocky Mountain Power to provide the most reliable and sod crop at the end of the lion to Six Mile Ranch, Inc., year to use the sod farm’s sustainable energy possible. Every solution we create is to power you, your contract. of Grantsville, at its Dec. 5 acreage and wells to grow Then in May 2018, the meeting. The City will retain and sell commercial sod. family, neighborhood and community. Learn how our programs can help you at court reversed its prior deci- the farm’s certificated water The disagreement centered PoweringGreatness.com. sion that Tooele City was right of 4,181 acre-feet (1.36 around the lease’s term, its entitled to offset the value of billion gallons) per year. termination clause, and how the sod crop with Aposhian’s The City bought the farm much sod crop buy-out the total farming revenues in for $810,000 in 1990 for city owed at the lease’s termi- © 2019 Rocky Moutain Power 2013. future water development, nation. A new trial on the sod according to resolution 2018- [email protected] A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY May 2, 2019 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Tooele softball at Ben Lomond Grantsville, ALA to meet The Tooele softball team routed Ben Lomond 17-0 in a Region 11 road game Tuesday after- noon. The Buffaloes (17-2, 9-0 in Class 3A first round Region 11) faced Ogden in a region contest Thursday after- noon at Deseret Peak Complex. Last season’s state champions begin their quest for another title Stansbury baseball DARREN VAUGHAN age. He has a team-leading 29 at Bonneville SPORTS EDITOR GHS BASEBALL RBIs to go with 13 doubles, Gage Miller allowed one run on The Grantsville baseball three triples and two home four hits in six innings, strik- team had an inconsistent start noon, Region 14 runner-up runs and seven stolen bases. ing out six and walking two, to its 2019 season, but the Union (16-8) will face South Four other Grantsville regulars and the Stansbury baseball Cowboys finished strong to Sevier (7-11), the fourth- boast batting averages north team scored three times in win their second consecutive place team from Region 15. of .300: Taylor Wood (.378, the top of the eighth inning Region 13 title and earn the The winners of those two five doubles, 12 RBIs); Isaac to pick up a crucial 4-1 win right to host a first-round pod games will face each other in Riding (.359, five doubles, over Bonneville in a Region 11 in the Class 3A state tourna- a second-round game at 3:30 two triples, 24 RBIs, 11 stolen game Tuesday in Washington ment Saturday morning. p.m. in Grantsville, while the bases); Josh Staley (.328, Terrace. The teams will wrap up Grantsville (17-7, 10-2 losers will meet in an elimi- six doubles, 10 RBIs) and their three-game series Friday Region 13) will play host nation game at 3:30 p.m. at Jackson Sandberg (.318, six at Bonneville High. to American Leadership Stansbury High School. doubles, one home run, 21 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Academy, which went 1-18 Grantsville, the defending RBIs). Zach Capell leads the Stansbury boys soccer Grantsville senior Parker Bird puts down a bunt during a home game at Desert Hills overall and 0-10 in Region Class 3A state champion, is Cowboys with 12 stolen bases. against Morgan earlier this season. The Cowboys will face American 14, in a first-round game at led by Parker Thomas and his The Stansbury boys soccer Leadership Academy in the first round of the Class 3A state tournament 10 a.m. in Grantsville. At eye-popping .493 batting aver- SEE COWBOYS PAGE A11 ➤ team saw its 2019 season Saturday in Grantsville. come to a close Wednesday afternoon with a 2-0 loss to Desert Hills in the opening round of the Class 4A state tournament in Bloomington. Tooele The Stallions (9-8-1, 7-4-1 Region 11) entered the post- It’s crunch time for SHS season as the fourth-place team from Region 11, one year girls win after missing out on the state tournament. Stansbury softball meet in at Juan Diego The Stansbury softball team defeated Juan Diego 19-0 in four innings in a Region 11 Draper game Wednesday in Draper. Payten Staley went 2-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs for Smith sweeps sprints; the Stallions (14-10-1, 6-4 Region 11), while Berkeley Thomas, Messick and Bryant was 2-for-3 with four RBIs and Maame Johnson was Simko finish first 1-for-1 with a double, three RBIs and four runs scored. DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR Tori Koerner was 2-for-4 with two doubles and Sadie Taylor The Tooele track and field was 3-for-3 with three RBIs and team fared well in its trip to three runs scored. Lily Morris Draper for a Region 11 meet threw a no-hitter and had just Wednesday afternoon, as the two walks. Stansbury faced girls team finished first over- Park City on the road Thursday all and the boys took fourth afternoon before playing host in a hard-fought battle. to the Miners on Friday. The Stallions will wrap up the regular season Wednesday at THS TRACK Corner Canyon. Notable HS softball scores The girls finished 43 Tuesday points ahead of host Juan Tooele 17, Ben Lomond 0 Diego, with St. Joseph, Bonneville, Ogden and Ben Uintah 9, Spanish Fork 5 Lomond also taking part in Bear River 14, Green Canyon 1 the meet. Allison Smith led Canyon View 7, Dixie 3 the Buffaloes with a pair of Snow Canyon 14, Hurricane 2 individual wins, claiming vic- Cedar 5, Desert Hills 3 tory in the 100-meter dash North Sanpete 13, Westlake 6 Stallions need one more victory in 13.34 seconds and win- Union 15, Providence Hall 0 ning the 200 in 27.40. Jenny Wednesday to clinch trip to Class 4A tourney Thomas was the lone female Stansbury 19, Juan Diego 0, (4) competitor in the 3,200- Mountain Crest 11, Sky View 0 meter run, setting a new Ridgeline 10, Logan 2 DARREN VAUGHAN personal record with a time SPORTS EDITOR of 13:37.31, and freshman Bear River 10, Box Elder 5 SHS BASEBALL The Stansbury baseball Diana Messick won the 400 Uintah 7, Union 3 team’s postseason fate may tournament. However, if the in 1:07.41. The Tooele “B” Wasatch 10, Spanish Fork 0 hinge on Friday’s Region 11 Lakers beat the Stallions on team won the 4x100-meter Emery 9, South Sevier 3 game against Bonneville after Friday and Stansbury loses relay in 55.81, with the “A” Gunnison 14, Richfield 10 splitting the first two contests to Park City on Monday, team fourth in 57.63. Hillcrest 10, of its three-game set with the Bonneville would advance to Hannah Jenkins won the Providence Hall 9, (8) Lakers. the postseason based on the 100 hurdles in a personal- Millard 15, Delta 0 With the first two games head-to-head tiebreaker. best 17.61, finished fourth going to extra innings, it “We’re confident,” Stansbury in the 100 in a season-best Notable HS baseball scores ought to be a barn-burner in coach Jason Jones said. “We’ve 14.21 and was seventh in the Tuesday Washington Terrace. got a good team and a good 300 hurdles in 53.91. Grace Stansbury 4, Bonneville 1, (8) Twenty-four hours after a bunch of players. We’re just Jenkins was second in the Salem Hills 8, Mountain View 2 thrilling 4-1 victory for the focused on Friday, getting that 100 with a PR of 13.65 and Cedar 6, Gunnison 0 Stallions on Tuesday, the one and taking care of business finished eighth in the 300 Juan Diego 15, Ben Lomond 0 Lakers returned the favor on and seeing where the chips hurdles in 54.97. Messick Dixie 14, Pine View 3 Stansbury’s home field with fall.” set a PR in the 1,600 with a Desert Hills 8, Snow Canyon 1 a 4-3 win in nine innings The Stallions rallied from an second-place time of 6:09.80, Grand 6, San Juan 4 on Wednesday afternoon. early 3-0 deficit to force extra while Nizhone Tso was sec- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS San Juan 15, Grand 1 Stansbury (13-10, 9-7 Region innings in Wednesday’s contest. ond in the 300 hurdles in 11) leads Bonneville (10-13, The comeback began with two Stansbury’s Gage Miller (top) fields a throw from Conner Kincaid (4) to 51.87 and third in the 100 Milford 6, South Sevier 5 8-9) by 1 1/2 games for fourth unearned runs in the fourth record an out at first base during Wednesday’s game against Bonneville hurdles in 18.00. Thomas Richfield 15, North Sanpete 3 place in the region standings at Stansbury High School. Bonneville won the game 4-3 in nine innings. Union 5, Judge Memorial 2 and a trip to the Class 4A state SEE STALLIONS PAGE A11 ➤ Stansbury’s Braydon Allie (above) rips the ball to right field to drive in SEE TRACK PAGE A11 ➤ Morgan 3, North Summit 1 the game-tying run during the seventh inning of Wednesday’s game. Summit Academy 12, Manti 4 Wednesday Bonneville 4, Stansbury 3, (9) Lehi 3, Spanish Fork 2, (8) Orem 4, Payson 2 Cowboys face Patriots Juan Diego 11, Ben Lomond 1 Park City 5, Ogden 4 Bear River 10, Green Canyon 0 in first round of tourney Mountain Crest 3, Logan 1 Ridgeline 2, Sky View 1 ing. They will face Providence Salem Hills 7, Carbon 0 Grantsville seeks its GHS SOFTBALL Hall, the sixth-place team from Juab 7, North Sevier 1 Region 14, in the opening Notable HS boys soccer third consecutive to get their shot at Grantsville round at 10 a.m. The Cowboys scores — and a state championship are 19-5 overall and finished Wednesday Class 3A state title of their own. Manti and North Region 13 play with a spotless Class 4A first round Sanpete both gave the Cowboys 8-0 record, while the Patriots Desert Hills 2, Stansbury 0 DARREN VAUGHAN all they could handle earlier this are 0-13 this season. SPORTS EDITOR Dixie 3, Ogden 0 season, while Grand beat both The winner will advance Logan 1, Salem Hills 0 The past two high school teams and Juab beat Grand. to the second round next softball seasons have ended Meanwhile, last season’s Class Thursday at the Spanish Fork Mountain Crest 1, Orem 0 with Grantsville atop Class 3A, 3A runner-up, Union, won the Sports Complex, while the loser Mountain View 3, and the Cowboys appear primed Region 14 title handily and will play an elimination game Green Canyon 0 to complete the three-peat in should also be a contender. Saturday in Grantsville at 2:30 Park City 5, Cedar 1 2019. But, before Grantsville can p.m. The other first-round game Sky View 4, Spanish Fork 1 However, their path might be worry about that gauntlet, the in Grantsville’s pod will pit FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Snow Canyon 2, Ben Lomond 1 a little tougher this time around, Cowboys will play host to a either Juab or Carbon against Grantsville senior Maizie Clark takes a swing during a home game against with teams like Manti, Juab, first-round pod in the 3A state Manti earlier this season. Grantsville will open the Class 3A state tourna- SEE WRAP PAGE A11 ➤ SEE SOFTBALL PAGE A11 ➤ ment at home Saturday against Providence Hall. Grand and North Sanpete eager tournament Saturday morn- THURSDAY May 2, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11

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inning. Austin Woodhouse drew a leadoff walk, though Lakers starter Aiden Taylor nearly got out of the jam by forcing Conner Kincaid to fly out to left field and getting Colton Sundloff to ground out to second base. However, the Lakers mishandled Gage Miller’s ground ball, allow- ing Woodhouse to score and extending the inning. After Cayden Clark’s double to right put Miller on third, Jaydan Kelsch reached on a fielding error and Miller came home with Stansbury’s second run. Taylor kept the Stallions off the board over the next two FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO innings, but Stansbury would Stansbury’s Kaeden Kincaid slides headfirst into second base as not be denied. Kaeden Kincaid Bonneville’s Payton Land leaps to catch a throw during the seventh inning of Wednesday’s Region 11 baseball game at Stansbury High led off the seventh inning School. Kincaid went on to score the game-tying run later in the inning, with a single to shallow left, but the Stallions eventually lost the game 4-3 in nine innings. and stole second base before advancing to third on Tyler Harris’ pinch-hit sacrifice bunt. “We’ve got to tip our cap to He then used his speed to beat The Tooele High the throw home on Braydon them. They outplayed us — just Unified Soccer Allie’s ground ball, scoring the team (above) game-tying run. barely.” celebrates a vic- “That’s what I’m most proud tory after a game of with this team — they didn’t — Jason Jones, Stansbury baseball coach Wednesday afternoon at Tooele give in there at the end,” Jones High School. said. “They never quit, which is single was negated when Bryce inning. Hunter was credited The team will great to have.” Gordon’s hard-hit grounder with the loss, giving up an take part in the The Stallions got themselves to the shortstop resulted in a unearned run on two hits with Unified Soccer out of a jam in the top of the double play. Allie hit a single two walks and a strikeout in state tournament, eighth inning after a one-out to left to keep the inning alive, two innings on the mound. sponsored jointly single by Bonneville’s Cameron but Wade struck Woodhouse Aiden Taylor pitched 6 2/3 by the Utah High Jones and a walk by Spencer out to end the game. innings for Bonneville, giving School Activities Hildebrand against Stansbury “(Tuesday) night, they threw up one earned run on three Association and Special Olympics reliever Bailey Hunter. Allie a great pitcher against us, hits with six strikeouts and five Utah, on Saturday threw Jones out as he tried to and we struggled at the plate, walks. Wade earned the victory at Skyridge High steal third, and Hunter struck and (Wednesday), they had a with 2 1/3 innings of scoreless School in Lehi. Kobe Wade out to get out of the lefty who kept us off-balance,” relief, allowing two hits and The Buffaloes will inning unscathed. Jason Jones said. “We’ve got to striking out two. be seeking their However, Stansbury tip our cap to them. They out- Wednesday’s contest was fourth consecutive wouldn’t be as fortunate in the played us — just barely.” the final home game for state champion- top of the ninth. Payton Land Both starting pitchers had the Stallions’ five seniors: ship. Grantsville led off the inning with a walk strong efforts in Wednesday’s Woodhouse, Conner Kincaid, will also take part and advanced to second on a game. Conner Kincaid went Kaeden Kincaid, Hunter and in the tournament. Tooele goalkeeper passed ball, and Brian Jones seven innings for the Stallions, Kelsch. Nathan Olcott (left) followed with a single up the allowing two earned runs on “They’ve been good exam- shows his excite- middle. Colby Taylor reached four hits with five strikeouts ples to the rest of the program ment after mak- on an error with one out and and two walks. He allowed and the younger guys,” Jason ing a save during Land scored the go-ahead run one unearned run in the first Jones said. “It’s sad to see it Wednesday’s game. on a sacrifice fly by Joseph inning when Aiden Taylor end on a losing note for them Morgan. reached on an error and came (at home), but they battle. SUE BUTTERFIELD/ TTB PHOTOS The Stallions had a couple around to score when Cameron They’re hard workers and I’m baserunners in the ninth Jones was hit by a pitch with lucky to have been able to inning, but were unable to con- the bases loaded, and gave coach them for a little while.” vert. Kaeden Kincaid’s leadoff up a pair of runs in the fourth [email protected]

Daybell (3-0, 3.50 ERA, 22 2014 in addition to last year’s Cowboys IP, 23 strikeouts, .296 OBA) title. Coach Aaron Perkins .182 against the Cowboys this scored a .410 batting average. continued from page A10 have also been effective, as could also join Larry Harrison Softball season and have managed just It doesn’t stop there. Laura has Sandberg (2-2, 3.27 ERA, as the only GHS baseball continued from page A10 51 runs. Sandberg (.452 average, six Thomas is the ace of the 25 2/3 IP, 23 strikeouts, .261 coaches to win multiple cham- As good as the Cowboys are doubles, one triple, three home Grantsville pitching staff, OBA). Wood has been the pionships. at shutting opponents down, runs, 20 RBIs), Breana Hiatt boasting a 5-0 record and a Cowboys’ most reliable option The state tournament Emery at 12:15 p.m. they’re just as good at putting (.436, three doubles, three 1.48 earned-run average in out of the bullpen, posting a will continue May 9-11 at The Cowboys’ success begins up big numbers at the plate home runs, 24 RBIs), Addison 42 2/3 innings. He has 58 2.25 ERA with 10 strikeouts in Kearns High School, with in the pitcher’s circle, where themselves. The Cowboys Smith (.429, two doubles, strikeouts and just 10 walks, 9 1/3 innings of work. some elimination games tak- they boast uncommon depth. have scored 211 runs and three home runs, 10 RBIs in 17 and opposing batters are Grantsville is looking to win ing place May 9 at Salt Lake Junior Bailey Frischknecht boast a team batting average games) and Oaklee Collings hitting just .228 off of him. its third state championship Community College’s Cate is their ace, striking out 107 of .391. Grantsville has hit 31 (.400, one home run, eight Ethan Merrill (4-3, 2.94 ERA, in the past six seasons and its Field in Taylorsville and Juan batters and walking just 13 home runs this season, led by RBIs in 14 games) are all dan- 33 1/3 innings pitched, 31 sixth overall. The Cowboys Diego Catholic High School in this season. She has given up Peterson’s seven. Rylee Udom gerous hitters, as are Cowan strikeouts, .221 opponents’ also won championships in Draper. 10 earned runs and 20 hits in is hitting .559 with seven (.355, four doubles, two home batting average) and Sam 1976, 1979, 1997, 2000 and [email protected] 13 appearances. If that wasn’t doubles, four home runs and runs, 16 RBIs) and Hannah enough, Grantsville also has 22 RBIs, and Jaelynn DeLaney Butler (.314, two doubles, junior Maddison Peterson, has been red-hot of late with three home runs, 22 RBIs). who has 28 strikeouts and a .643 batting average, four The state tournament will four walks in eight appear- home runs, two doubles and continue May 9 in Spanish 200 (PR of 32.18) and long (25.05) and sixth in the 100 ances, and sophomore August 11 RBIs in 14 games played. Fork, with the state champion- Track jump (PR of 11-11 1/2). (12.15). Parker Gowans was Cowan, with 48 strikeouts and Peterson leads the team with ship game scheduled for May continued from page A10 Chandra Haskell was eighth third in the discus at 107-3. seven walks in 10 appearances. 29 RBIs and seven doubles do 11. in the 100 hurdles with a Tooele took fourth in the Opponents are hitting just go with two triples, 31 runs [email protected] was second in the 800 in season-best time of 18.73, 4x400 relay in 4:15.60. Nate 2:51.53 and fifth in the 1,600 and Nayelli Lomeli set a PR Richens finished fourth in the in 6:21.03. in the 1,600 with an eighth- javelin (117-5), while Wyatt Kortnee Hansen was third place time of 7:13.25. Olsen (2:28.79 in the 800) in the javelin with a toss The THS boys finished and Jerrick Shinkle (48.47 of 65 feet, 2 inches. Zada one point behind third-place Jackson was fourth at 64-3, Bonneville and nine points in the 300 hurdles) each had followed by Hailee Yeck in ahead of fifth-place Ogden, fifth-place finishes. Tooele’s sixth with a mark of 58-2. with Juan Diego edging “B” team was fifth in the Brissa Jackson was seventh Ben Lomond for top honors. 4x100 in 51.66, with the “A” 2 019 PREP (54-3) and Annie Droubay Cameron Simko won the dis- team sixth in 52.18. (51-6) was eighth. Makayla cus title with a toss of 123-3 Macgyver Webb finished Komer was fifth in the 100 1/2 and finished sixth in the sixth in the 200 (25.54) and of hurdles (18.73) and sixth shot put with a mark of 35-6 seventh in the long jump ATHLETES the WEEK in the 300 hurdles (53.88). 1/2. John Dunn was second (16-3 1/2) and 100 (12.24). Liberty Lyman was fifth in in the 300 hurdles with a Logan Nelson was sixth in the 300 hurdles with a PR of PR of 46.99 and added an the 300 hurdles in 48.74 JAELYNN DELANEY JUNIOR 53.52, and finished eighth in eighth-place finish in the 110 and Cameron Murphy was GRANTSVILLE SOFTBALL the 100 in 15.01. Brooklyn hurdles in 20.08. Spencer sixth in the 800 with a PR Eardley finished fifth in the Moreno finished second in DeLaney may have only gotten one at-bat in the of 2:29.17. Rhys Stoddard long jump with a PR of 12-1 the 400 in 56.76. Cowboys’ game against Manti, but she made it count, 1/2. Joel Brown was third was seventh in the 3,200 in June Corpron was sixth in the 3,200 in 11:04.69 13:26.75. hitting a two-run, go-ahead home run in the sixth in the 100 (14.67) and 200 and seventh in the 1,600 in Tooele will compete in the inning to help Grantsville beat the Templars 4-2. (31.38). Rachel Thomas 5:15.10. Garrett Overman BYU Invitational on Friday DeLaney is 9-for-14 at the plate this season with two finished sixth in the 400 was third in the long jump and Saturday in Provo. (1:11.43) and eighth in the (18-0), fifth in the 200 [email protected] doubles and four home runs.

MITCHELL HOLDSTOCK SENIOR Judge Memorial 8, Richfield 0 Grantsville, Stansbury and Tooele STANSBURY BOYS SOCCER Wrap Maeser Prep 2, Emery 1 track and field at BYU Invitational continued from page A10 Manti 3, Delta 2 Grantsville softball vs. Holdstock scored three goals in the Stallions’ two Morgan 8, North Sanpete 0 Providence Hall, 10 a.m. games against Tooele and Ogden last week — both Class 2A first round S. Summit 2, Providence Hall 1, OT Grantsville baseball vs. ALA, 10 a.m. Stansbury victories that helped SHS reach the Class Beaver 9, Wendover 1 Summit Academy 4, Union 0 APA West Valley 8, N. Summit 0 Grantsville baseball vs. 4A state tournament. He will be missed next season Schedule South Sevier or Union, 3:30 p.m. Diamond Ranch 1, Friday’s games Monday’s games after a successful four-year varsity career. Wasatch Academy 0 Grantsville, Stansbury and Tooele Tooele softball at Juan Diego, Layton Christian 10, Parowan 0 track and field at BYU Invitational 3:30 p.m. Millard 7, Draper APA 0 Tooele softball vs. Ogden, Stansbury baseball at Park City, Rowland Hall 4, Merit Academy 1 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. St. Joseph 7, Gunnison 0 Stansbury softball vs. Park City, Tuesday’s games Al Parker, MD BOARD CERTIFIED, FAMILY MEDICINE Waterford 5, ICS 0 3:30 p.m. Tooele and Stansbury girls golf at Class 3A first round Stansbury baseball at Bonneville, Park City, 10 a.m. 435.843.2634 ALA 8, South Sevier 0 3:30 p.m. Tooele baseball vs. Park City, FAMILY MEDICINE 196 E 2000 N, STE 106 • TOOELE Grand 3, Carbon 1 Saturday’s games 3:30 p.m. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY May 2, 2019 MIKE GARRARD’S ALL CARS ARE BLUESTAR CERTIFIED BY 3RD PARTY INSPECTION Bargain Buggy’s STATIONS 2003 TOYOTA HYLANDER 2014 DODGE DART LIMITED! stk#TR11066 stk#TR11059 $ ** $ ** 163 122 MONTH NEW HOURS! MONTH 10:00AM - 8:00PM MON-FRI

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Stockton celebrates the town’s baseball FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE | PHOTOS STORY GWEN BRISTOL roots as historic field is reopened after lots Play Ballof volunteer efforts

fter an absence of at least 20 years, organized league play returned to a historic ballpark in Stockton. The town of Stockton celebrated the reopeningA of the Alex Baker Memorial Ballpark on Saturday with a four-game series. It was a glorious and sunny morning. At 9:30 a.m., Stockton Mayor Thomas Karjola stepped onto the pitcher’s mound to welcome the teams. He officially proclaimed the field to be open. “The baseball roots run very deep here,” he said. “We have ties running back to the 1880s.” In those days, baseball was a typical pastime for Utah min- ing towns like Stockton. Games were often played on Sundays. People traveled from community to community to participate in the games and in the close, small-town association that they

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POETRY INTERPERSONAL EDGE Open Raging at cruelty does no good Q: I’ve been watching the more cruelty and less kindness. was very important gifts horrible things people do to Rage is not strength and kind- sorry to in each of their lives, and then continued to each other in the name of profit. ness is not weakness. Iread that Ted Kooser explain how I am enraged about man’s inhu- Daneen Skube Having empathy in a cruel the literary U.S. POET LAUREATE there were three doors in the house and at manity to man. I do not want to GUEST COLUMNIST world is a competitive edge in a journal Field, 2004 – 2006 each door they must end up paranoid and bitter, but business culture where people with a long forfeit one of these gifts, and how the real I also don’t want to be naive. are often collateral damage. The history of pub- story always begins As an expert on human nature, trust, network, and support you lishing the fin- at the third door, where each of them will how do you recommend clients made cruelty the new cool. Our receive when you leave every- est of American poetry, was ceasing publication. pause and begin deal with human cruelty? new social standard suggests one better than you found them All good things must come to an end. Here’s a to crawl, leaving the field of time, where now A: I recommend we grieve that if we are really cool we can is exceptional. Who could have poem full of mystery from the final issue. It’s you pause, that we are not on a planet breezily annihilate each other foreseen that kindness would by Mark Irwin, who divides his time between touching the door of this page, wiping away full of angels. Instead we each without a second thought. We become a rare professional California and Colorado, and whose most recent each word, waiting to enter. struggle minute to minute with may talk ourselves into believ- advantage in a world where book is A Passion According to Green (2017). whether love or numb fear moti- ing that anyone that offends inhumanity is often the norm. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The vates us. our self-esteem deserves such Open Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), By pretending evil does not treatment. The last word(s) When they entered the house, which was a publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported exist we leave ourselves and Cruelty at work may be ratio- Q: 2019 has started out with very large house by the Department of English at the University others vulnerable to damage. nalized as necessary to pursue a lot of breakdowns for me in the way a cloud is large, the pages of their of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2018 by Acknowledging evil does not money, power or achievement. my work. The things I’ve done story Mark Irwin, “Open,” from Field, (No. 98, Spring give it more power but less. In truth, human cruelty has in the past are not working, but seemed like cracks in the earth, a man’s shirt, 2018). Poem reprinted by permission of Mark When we see evil we can act been a popular drive for human- I can’t see what will help me out or a woman’s Irwin and the publisher. Introduction copyright proactively and block it. Evil ity way before we had a cor- of my situation. Do you have any blouse, and the stranger in the house told © 2019 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduc- flourishes when people choose porate culture. Business is cer- ideas on how to persevere when them to make tion’s author, Ted Kooser, served as United States the comfort of stubbornly look- tainly not the only venue where everything is falling apart? themselves at home in the house that was not Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library ing the other way. we excel at cruelty. A: Yes, keep in the forefront their house, of Congress from 2004-2006. American Life in Vicious internet trolling, pres- To see evil we need to of your mind that every break- and told them to write down the three most Poetry does not accept unsolicited submissions. idential modeling and media become familiar with our own through is always preceded by sensationalism have almost darkness. We all have a good a breakdown. The old has to day when we experience our pass away before the new can helpful or loving nature. We are be born. not nearly so excited when we see our vindictiveness, or insen- Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- sitivity. tive coach, trainer, therapist and You Have Fascinating You may believe your dark- speaker, also appears as the FOX ness has no redeemable quali- Channel’s “Workplace Guru” ties. However, much genius each Monday morning. She’s the Neighbors! emerges from exploring the author of “Interpersonal Edge: parts of us we judge, reject or Breakthrough Tools for Talking Read Their Stories find socially unacceptable. For to Anyone, Anywhere, About instance, our vengeful self is Anything” (Hay House, 2006). seeking empathy for pain. Our You can contact Dr. Skube at in Every Issue! anger is seeking ways to negoti- www.interpersonaledge.com or ate better circumstances. I don’t 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, advocate acting bad but feeling Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no TOOELETRANSCRIPT We’re Your Hometown! bad is informative if we listen. personal replies. Subscribe Today: 435.882.0050 As you choose how you react © 2019 Interpersonal Edge. BULLETIN or TooeleOnline.com to cruelty, keep in mind that Distributed by Tribune Content raging at cruelty just creates Agency, LLC. THURSDAY May 2, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 ASK AMY BOOKWORM New mother’s anxiety is now consuming her Our Lost Declaration Dear Amy: I’ve always been untreated, your anxiety will throughout the neighborhood. America’s Fight Against Tyranny from King George to the Deep State an anxious person, but ever transfer to and influence your I assume some readers will since I had a baby, my anxiety child in a negative way. You suggest that you drop off these here is perhaps no more has skyrocketed. I am terrified Amy Dickinson want her to be brave in the magazines at their house, col- powerful sentence in GUEST COLUMNIST all of the time. I see everything world, and so you will have to lege campus, assisted-living Thuman history, written as a threat to my daughter’s learn to be brave, too. home, etc. So let’s get THAT in Philadelphia in the oppres- health and safety, and I am out of the way. But I do wel- sively hot summer of 1776: always envisioning the worst- My own experience as a new Dear Amy: In the early years come feedback and suggestions “We hold these truths to be case scenario where I end up mom might have been similar of our marriage my husband from readers. self-evident, that all men are losing her. to yours. I became somewhat and I had a small collection of created equal, that they are Every news story devastates agoraphobic and was quite pornography magazines. We Dear Amy: “Mrs. Maybe endowed by their Creator with and consumes me, especially if literally afraid of leaving the have not looked at these maga- Not” was wrestling with a certain unalienable Rights, it involves children. house with my baby. My con- zines in years, and I want to get premarital issue. Her fiance that among these are Life, I feel completely helpless cerned partner saw this hap- rid of them. I don’t want to put wouldn’t “let” her purchase Liberty, and the pursuit of because I can’t protect her from pening and gently guided me them in the trash or recycling, half-ownership and put her Happiness.” everything. I question what and our infant to a park across and I’m at a loss for the best name on the deed of the house Despite the earth-shattering kind of mother I am to bring a the street, where I sat on a way to do this? he had bought. You suggested power of Jefferson’s simple child into this world. bench and cried. I repeated this — Delicate that she should buy him out of sentence and the document I have everything I’ve ever — pattern every day for a week. Dear Delicate: You should his share of the house and then in which it is found, many a beautiful, healthy daughter, And then, our perambulations recycle these magazines. I show him the door. Americans today don’t a wonderful husband, a great gradually widened as my fears honestly cannot imagine being I’m afraid that this business understand or appreciate the Our Lost Declaration dog, a good job, a nice house, subsided. Positive experiences quite so conflicted about this, deal would keep her connected Declaration’s gravity. As a America’s Fight Against Tyranny etc. — and I’m petrified of los- built me up and bolstered my but because you are, I suggest to him in some way. result, we have lost touch with from King George to the Deep ing it all. bravery. bundling your porn between I do agree with your basic much of what makes our coun- State As a mother, do you have For now, you should do your two copies of Highlights advice, however. This marriage try so special: the distinctly by Mike Lee any advice on how I can help best to avoid specific external Magazine (or your most boring is a non-starter. American belief in the dignity Penguin Random House manage these new-mom triggers to your anxiety. You catalogues), placing the bundle — Been There of every human soul. nerves? should also work hard to intro- in a brown paper bag — cut Dear Been There: I’ve heard Our nation was born in an their efforts established a — Nervous Nelly duce your baby to the world side up (so the spine doesn’t from many people who felt act of rebellion against an all- vision of political freedom that Dear Nelly: My first sug- in small steps. The more times show). Cut off any mailing cut out of a full partnership in powerful government. In Our would change the course of gestion is that you see your you cross the street with her in labels before you do. their marriage. This problem is Lost Declaration, Senator Mike history. doctor immediately, describe a stroller, the more adept and And then — in a daring pre- avoidable. Lee tells the dramatic, little- Senator Lee makes vividly your symptoms accurately and confident you should become. dawn raid — stash them in known stories of the offenses clear how many abuses of fed- ask for medical advice on how The more times you strap her front of your neighbor’s house. You can contact Amy committed by the British eral power today are rooted to handle your post-partum safely into her car seat and Or time your curbside place- Dickinson via email: askamy@ crown against its own subjects. in neglect of the Declaration, anxiety. navigate a trip to the store, the ment to minimize the time amydickinson.com. Readers From London’s attempts to including federal overreach There is no question that easier it will be. these magazines spend out in may send postal mail to Ask shut down colonial legisla- that corrupts state legisla- parenthood sensitizes adults It would also be valuable for the wild. Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, NY tures to hauling John Hancock tures, the judicial system, and to all of the risks surrounding you to connect with other par- Alternatively, you could try 13068. You can also follow her before a court without a jury, even international trade. By their children. Parenthood also, ents. Many parents will iden- shredding these magazines and on Twitter @askingamy or “like” the abuses of a strong cen- rediscovering the Declaration, quite simply, cracks the heart tify with your fears. Seasoned recycling the shreds by contain- her on Facebook. tral government were felt far we can remind our leaders wide open to injustice, danger, parents will show you that you ing them in a sealed cardboard Copyright © 2019 by Amy and wide. They spurred our in Washington D.C. that they and — most importantly — and your child are resilient box — this is to keep your Dickinson. Distributed by Founders to risk their lives in serve us–not the other way deep and abiding joy. and capable. Understand that, shredded porn from blowing Tribune Content Agency, LLC. defense of their rights, and around.

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Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and for adults and $3 for children under 12. Alcoholics Anonymous Check out our calendar on our main page Tooele ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Moms eat free! Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also for holiday hours and closures. For more etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 information call 435-277-2301. Online Class: Take Back Control held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For S.100 East, Tooele. Yard Sale p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron of Your Life age 60 and above, suggested donation A yard sale will be held on Friday, May 17 Dr., Tooele. Parkinson’s disease Support Kris Talynn, local Certified Success Coach is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. United Methodist Dinner from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Group and Trainer, will host a free online class Transportation is available to the store or Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Young People in Recovery A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be titled “Take Back Control of Your Life in 14 free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Paint Night Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. doctor visits for residents in the Tooele Sign up for our upcoming Paint Night on Days” beginning on Monday, May 6. For social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Tooele has a support group for persons and Grantsville areas. For transportation Friday, May 17 at 7 p.m. Cost is $25 per two weeks, you will receive daily, proven served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- information, call 435-843-4102. person. Sign ups are available in the Social strategies and tactics to change and take also on the first and third Friday of the ers. You can learn how others are coping Quarters at the Lodge. control of your life for good! Kris will help Daughters of Utah Pioneers First Baptist Food Pantry month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park with PD and how to live well. We meet the The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- you resolve long-standing troubling situ- The DUP is seeking any family histories, Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. ing an emergency food pantry to meet Camp Wapiti Clean-up ations to move forward stress-free, while photographs, books, stories or vintage Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele the needs of our community. Hours are All volunteers are welcome to join our helping you master the #1 habit that artifacts (before 1900) to display at the 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Camp Wapiti Clean-up at 8 a.m. on top achievers use to stay focused. All are DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Saturday, May 18. 435-255-9905. 435-840-3683. invited to sign up and participate. To learn W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main more and register to reserve your spot, Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. Veterans Memorial Service Family support group Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope visit kristalynn.synduit.com/CTRL0003, or Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- A Veterans Memorial Service will be held Get your loved one sober. The USARA to Recovery” Baby blankets needed Craft family support group is held email Kris Talynn at [email protected]. tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- on Monday, May 27 at 11 a.m. at Veterans Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Memorial Park in Tooele. Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele Compass USA Foreign Exchange ery at Mountain West Medical Center. room at the Tooele City Library. Group www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Blankets should be new and in good (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all Program www.exploretooele.com. books and materials provided. Craft is a those affected by someone else’s addic- condition. Homemade blankets are also Historical Society free program for family members who We have 15 to 20 teens coming from accepted if new. Donations can be turned tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help China to Tooele County from July 9 to have a loved one with a substance use by sharing our experience, strength and Schools in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Historical books disorder. For more information, call Heidi 23 to learn about American Home Life! Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in hope. For more information, please con- We are looking for great families to host Tooele County Historical Society’s books Warr at 435-255-9905. tact Terri at 435-313-4851. THS Class of ’64 Reunion Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with are available to purchase at meetings. The them while they are here. Contact Heather any questions. Miller for more information at 801-660- The Tooele High School Class of ’64 History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Military Items Wanted 7616 or compassusa.heathermiller@gmail. Reunion will be held on Friday, Aug. 16 The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Join us the 2nd Monday of each month When you no longer want your military and Saturday, Aug. 17. For more informa- Community Closet from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical com. Clean out your closets. The Community Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note items, do not take them to Deseret tion contact Gayle: 435-882-4766, Lynda: Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Closet is accepting donations for gently cards depicting four different pioneer Industries or a thrift store. Bring them Tooele Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run 435-882-4400, or Lynette: 435-882-0077. buildings for $4. These make great gifts Health Department’s Aging Services pro- — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, used clothing. Donations are accepted gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s The Tooele Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run will at your neighborhood school. Contact for family and friends. Please call Alice shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, be held on Thursday, July 4, 2019. The race Bonneville Academy Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Association Caregiver Support Groups. canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Applications Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any The groups are designed to provide emo- begins at 8:30 a.m. in Settlement Canyon. questions. purchase these books. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Please register online at www.tooeleki- Bonneville Academy is currently accept- tional, educational and social support for displayed with honor and respect. Call wanis.com or bring cash that morning at 7 ing applications for the 2019-2020 school Seeking Historical Items caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. a.m. Cost is $15 for 12 years and under, $20 year. Tours of the school are offered by Moose The Tooele County Historical Society for ages 13 to 18, and $25 for ages 19 and appointment or on a walk-in basis every would like members of the community Food Addicts in Recovery Children’s Choir Auditions up. All funds stay with the Tooele Kiwanis Wednesday at 1 p.m. Contact the school Meals at the Lodge who have any family or personal histories, Anonymous Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- to fund their yearly youth projects. For for details at 435-315-2080. Bonneville Friday and Saturday night dinners will be photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Are you having trouble controlling the tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 more information, go online or contact Academy is located at 800 W Montauk served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Mike Fields at 435-840-4604. Lane, Stansbury Park. change weekly or you can order from the would like to donate to our organization Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- owner and director of Blake Music Studios, to please call us. We are also looking for ery program for anyone suffering from directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Story and Craft Hour menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. Utah Hunter Education Courses No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- food addiction. Meetings are held every vocal performance and has taught at the Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the The fourth set of Utah Hunter Education specials are available at the lodge from 11 chures or any history that pertains to the Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Courses will be held August 6, 8, 13, 14 a.m. For members and their guests only. Tooele County area. If you would like to 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the and you are looking for an exceptional and 15 for Range 17. Classes are held the adventures of books and make fun donate them to our organization, or if you north back entrance. For more informa- musical experience for them, this is it. For from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Tooele County crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Breakfast would let us make a copy for the Tooele tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or more information and to register for an Health Building, 151 N. Main St., Tooele. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Breakfast will be served every Sunday County Historical Society, please call 435- Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Range times will be announced. State law Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend 882-1612. foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to com or call 435-277-0755. requires students to attend all sessions Tooele. Please enter through the south the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the attend. of class. Before attending a class, all stu- side doors. women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy Rocky Mountain Hospice Groups and Events Tooele County Aging Want to have more meaning in your life. dents must purchase a Hunter Education Free Preschool Hour a great breakfast. Voucher for $10 from a license agent or Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Do you want to do something that is Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele vender, bring the voucher to the class, Cinco de Mayo Party Ladies Community Club of teers to help us meet the needs of seniors satisfying and of great service to your Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour and give it to the instructor. The voucher We will have a Cinco de Mayo Party on Tooele in the community. Many seniors require community? Then become a Rocky of learning, singing and creating. The class includes all costs for the class and includes Saturday, May 4 from 2 to 5 p.m. with lots To view upcoming events, learn more assistance and need rides to doctors or Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- is for all children up to 5 years old. Please a small game license that is validated of food and fun. For members and their about our organization, or to become a other health professionals. Rides help ence required. All training, background come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- upon completion of the class. For more guests only. member, please visit gfwctooele.org. seniors live more independent lives. Call check and TB tests provided by Rocky mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We information call Gene at 435-882-4767 or 435-843-4114 for more information. The Mountain. The only requirement is your are located at West Elementary School, Entertainment TOPS Weight Loss Support Bryan at 435-882-6795. Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers desire to help someone in need. Please 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Exit 99 will play on Saturday, May 11 from Group also are in need of volunteers. For more contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain Senior Center through the south side doors. 6 to 11 p.m. The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) information about volunteering at the Hospice at 801-397-4904. The senior center is for the enjoyment of St. Marguerite Catholic School Mother’s Day Breakfast Weight Loss Support Group meets every Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele The Next Chapter Students of all faiths are welcome from We will hold a Mothers Day Breakfast on activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. The Next Chapter is a free social support preschool through 8th grade at Tooele Sunday, May 12 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. exercise program, line dancing, wood- Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by and educational program to help widows County’s only faith-based school. All mothers, grandmothers, and great- carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Life’s Worth Living Foundation and widowers adjust to the loss of their Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day grandmothers will eat for free! All others ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels dren are invited to attend. Come and let Suicide support group meetings are spouse through monthly activities. You preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small will pay a nominal fee. For members and available for homebound. Lunch served us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at are invited to join others who are on the class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- their guests only. weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- more information visit TOPS.org or con- Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. same page as you, to begin a new chapter riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or gested donation is $3. For those under tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele visit www.stmargschool.org. Veterans Appreciation Dinner age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available A Veterans Appreciation Dinner will be the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for to the store or doctor visits for residents in held on Thursday, May 30 at 5:30 p.m. Museum volunteers needed thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- more details. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is cide, please plan on attending. Please go the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Education Sons of Utah Pioneers portation information call 435-843-4102. seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history on Facebook and like our page to keep Anyone interested in the history of Tooele For more information about the Tooele Eagles or science? Volunteers at the museum can current with our latest news and events. Online courses City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we Center, call 435-843-4110. Online courses in Network+ and Security+ gain new skills or practice old ones. We Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Sunday Breakfasts are looking for people to help with orga- livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. need you. Please come and join us for a IT are designed for the IT professional potluck social dinner at the LDS church, Mobile Vet Center who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and Breakfasts will be served every Sunday nization, exhibit development, gardening To better serve veterans located in Tooele morning this month from 9 to 11 a.m. and educational program development. Disabled American Veterans 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- knowledge of networking and security. mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will Courses prepare Security+ exams. Call Order from the menu or have the special Volunteer positions are seasonal and year Chapter 20 The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers Chapter for the Disabled American of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the for more information or to enroll. children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad must be at least 16 years old. To apply or Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, Beer is available. Public invited. request more information, send email to: Veterans holds monthly general member- of each month at 6:30 p.m. ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- Get enrolled [email protected] TC Squares Dance Club tial counseling for theater veterans of all Family Night 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third Enroll in training at Tooele Technical The TC Squares Dance Club has begun conflicts. For further information contact We will have a Taco Night for Family Night Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those College. Sharpen your current skills or dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 on Saturday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society who wish to attend the leadership meet- train for a new career. Most programs Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 national call center 1-877-WARVETS or have open enrollment and you can enroll meets the first Thursday of the month ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the Aerie Meetings except for June, July, and August. appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please visit vetcenter.va.gov anytime of the year. Get a commercial Aerie Meetings for May will be held on Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in County veterans are invited to attend. bring finger food to share. For more infor- driver’s license in as little as 4 weeks and Thursday, May 2 (along with nominations), Donate to library the downstairs conference room of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, get on-the-road to a lucrative career. and on Thursday, May 23 at 8 p.m. Please remember the “Friends of the Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. hold its monthly executive and general Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Tooele Tech also offers CPR classes to its website at tcsquares.com. Tooele City Library” while doing home students and the public on the second Mother’s Day Breakfast Come and learn about rocks, minerals, meetings on the third Thursday of every and ways to craft them, and enjoy field cleaning and donate your used books to Monday of every month. Become CPR cer- Stop by our Mother’s Day Breakfast on month at the Pioneer Museum (rear Tooele County Homemakers the bookstore in the library. Money from trips for rock collecting. Membership is tified at Tooele Tech. For more informa- Sunday, May 12 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. entrance). The executive meeting will From February to May, the Homemakers book sales is used to support programs $15 per year. For more information email tion, call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. Mothers eat free! be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting will meet on the first Tuesday of every within the library. The library is located at [email protected]. edu. will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for month. All meetings will be held from 10 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Auxiliary Meetings Local author seeks photos volunteer drivers — no DAV membership a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the USU Extension 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Train to work An Auxiliary Meeting and voting on offi- is required. Will need a VA physical. No A local author and historian is seeking Building auditorium, 151 N. Main St., org. Thank you for your support. Tooele Technical College’s new Software cers will be held on Monday, May 13 at monthly meetings are held in December. original photographs of Saltair, Black Tooele. For more information call Thiel at Development program and Nail 7 p.m. Another meeting will be held on Call commander James Yale at 435-849- Books for the Whole Family Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, 435-238-8245 or Eileen at 435-882-5009. Technician program have immediate Monday, May 20. 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee Donated children’s books and paperbacks as well as any similar turn-of-the-century openings. Train to work in the computer Thomas at 435-830-8487. Tooele County Quilters are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers attractions and resorts for an upcoming software industry or own your own busi- Auxiliary Past Presidents All meetings are held on the third Tuesday are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. book project. Those who wish to con- ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit Meeting Health Department and Aging of each month in the Tooele County on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 tribute information or photographs of tooeletech.edu for more information. Our APP Meeting will be held on Services hours Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele these parks should contact Emma Penrod Wednesday, May 15 at 7 p.m. at La The Tooele County Health Department year to be paid at the first meeting. For City Library. All proceeds go back to the at [email protected]. Contributions Adult Education Fountain Restaurant, 1501 N. Main St., and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- more information, call 435-843-7649. library for projects and programs. Get your high school diploma this year at Tooele. will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 the Tooele Community Learning Center. released pictorial history book. There is p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Bingo is back All classes required for a high school Planning Meeting no such thing as too many photographs St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Stop by the June planning meeting on as the author needs a minimum of 160 its bingo games again on Fridays starting aration and English as a second language Tuesday, May 21 at 6 p.m. photographs, and any help is greatly at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. are available. Register now to graduate appreciated. Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Cookout at the Aerie Bulletin Board Policy questions. Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Come and enjoy our cookout and 50/50 at Tooele Valley Free Masons If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at 882- cation classes are for students 18 and over. the Aerie on Saturday, May 25. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the 0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is second Friday of each month for din- for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organiza- Grantsville ESOL 2019 Dues ner and socializing. If you are interested tions, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit ESOL conversational classes are held Dues for 2019 are expiring on Friday, May or have questions, please join us at the your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your Grantsville Elementary Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele 31. Don’t let them expire! Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- Community Council tising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Installation of Officers Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at The next meeting for the Grantsville 435-277-0087. day prior to the desired publication date. dents may also come anytime the center is Installation of Officers will take place on Elementary Community Council will open for individualized study. Registration be held on Tuesday, May 7 from 4:30 to Saturday, June 1 at 1 p.m. A potato bar Tooele Valley Family History is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele with salads will follow. 5:30 p.m. in the GES library, 50 Park St., Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Center Grantsville. There will be lots of useful tion. New Door Key Cards Research your ancestors free with trained information, and so all parents are encour- New door key cards will be available at the FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele Comics Page Puzzle Answers aged to attend. Hope to see you there! Early Head Start bar beginning on Saturday, June 1. Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Do you have a child under age 3? Are you East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours from page B4 Grantsville Irrigation Company currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head State Convention of operation: Tuesday through Friday, The water is now on. Residents have been Start is a free program for eligible families A State Convention will be held in Park 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday allocated 250,000 gallons per residen- that offers quality early education for City from Thursday, June 6 to Sunday, evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings tial share. Meters will be read Saturday, infants and toddlers in the home; parent June 9. by appointment only. Special classes June 1. Anything used before June 1 will education; comprehensive health services offered regularly. Call the center for more not be counted towards the allotment. to women before, during and after preg- information. Agriculture users have been issued two nancy; nutrition education and family Elks use-or-lose turns to expire June 1. Contact support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Tooele Family Al-Anon the office at 435-884-3451 or gicwater@ 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Meetings Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays gmail.com with any questions. additional information. Lodge floor meetings are held the sec- at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s ond and fourth Tuesday of every month. basement at the back of the building. For Share the past Free developmental evaluation House committee meetings are held every questions or more information, please Share the past, submit a history, obitu- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers first and third Tuesday of the month. All call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. a variety of services to families with members are welcome and encouraged 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. The Family History Center in Grantsville infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. to attend. is assembling a record of Grantsville Individualized services are available to Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U residents. Your submission may be made enhance development in communication, Friday Night Dinners This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the by emailing to [email protected] or by motor development, cognition, social/ Friday Night Dinners are held every other Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., emotional development, self-help skills Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. Main St., Tooele. For more information, or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah and health concerns. Contact us for a free contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann 84074. Come in and receive help from our Cinco de Mayo at 435-849-4180. developmental evaluation at 435-833- Our all-you-can-eat Taco Bar will be avail- trained consultants. For more information, 0725. call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. able on Saturday, May 4 at 6 p.m. to cel- Alcoholics Anonymous ebrate Cinco de Mayo. Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Senior Center Charity p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Mother’s Day Breakfast Utah Ave. For more information, contact all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- A Mother’s Day Breakfast will be held on Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- Tooele Children’s Justice Center Sunday, May 12 at 9 a.m. Admission is $7 tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in 694-2624. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY May 2, 2019 Make a twig basket for spring plants t’s spring! Here’s a fun fami- Here’s the stuff you need for a square on a newspaper-covered ly craft that gets you outside, twig basket: table or counter, with a 1-inch Iwith your eye on nature’s • 33 sticks, 7 inches long, overlap at each corner. Dab beauty for collecting and craft- about 1/4 inch thick (to cut nontoxic wood glue or glue ing a simple twig basket. sticks into equal lengths, from a glue gun at each corner. Head out into a park — or score with scissors, then Tie each corner with a 4-foot your own block or backyard — snap off excess. Trim any piece of twine. Knot it in the with your kids on a windy day pointy ends with pruning middle and let the long ends or after a rainstorm, and collect shears) dangle. the sticks and twigs you find • 1 18-inch-long thin, pliable To make the bottom of the here and there on the ground. sticks that are a quarter-inch stick for the handle basket, glue three twigs in a row You might think of this activity or so wide into a lovely, earthy • Twine 1 inch apart to the square base. as nature’s game of “pick-up basket that will hold an indoor • Nontoxic wood glue or a Secure each twig to the base sticks.” plant or succulent in a 4-inch low-temp glue gun with a 1-foot twine piece. Trim When you get home with pot. The attractive natural con- excess. your preschoolers and school- tainer also might be handy to Here’s the fun: 2) Make the sides age kids, sort through the col- hold fresh fruit on your kitchen 1) Construct the base Dab glue on the twine at lection, and turn the straightest counter or table. Arrange four sticks into a each corner. Lay four sticks in a square, log-cabin style, then tie corners as before. Continue layering and tying until you’ve used all of the 7-inch sticks. 3) Make the handle Bend the 18-inch stick to make a handle. Secure at opposite corners with glue and twine. Tie excess twine into a small bow. Set your favorite growing plant inside. • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes and activities, visit www.donnas- day.com and link to the NEW Donna’s Day Facebook fan James Corden page. Her latest book is “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for lton John’s love life is ferent iTunes around the Families.” causing problems for globe. No word yet if Corden EParamount Pictures and also will act in the film. © 2019 Donna Erickson the producers of the Elton Kumail Nanjiani, Oscar Distributed by King Features Synd. John bio picture “Rocket nominated for “The Big Sick” Man.” Allegedly, Paramount for best original screenplay, wants a bedroom love will co-star with Angelina scene between Elton (Taron Jolie in Marvel’s “The Egerton) and his lover John Eternals,” which takes place Reid (Richard Madden) cut so millions of years ago. First they can get a PG-13 rating. up for Nanjiani though is the Taron Egerton objects, pro- release of the action comedy B-12 shot paralyzes arm claiming, “I think it’s a really “Stuber,” with Dave Bautista beautiful bit of male inti- and Karen Gillan (in the- DEAR DR. ROACH: Two Also, vitamin B-12 defi- swollen, red, hot and painful. macy.” We’ll have to wait until aters July 12), “The Voyage years ago at my yearly physi- ciency absolutely can be Now, after my usual three- May 31 to see who won. of Doctor Dolittle,” with cal, my doctor said I was low treated with oral vitamin B-12. mile morning power walk, • • • Robert Downey, Jr., Antonio on vitamin B-12 and that the Although pernicious anemia, the swelling and soreness is Dwayne Johnson has Banderas and Michael Sheen only way to increase it was the most common form of vita- spreading up my foot. completed filming “Fast & (out January 2020) and the through a shot in the arm. I min B-12 deficiency, is due to I am notorious for going Furious” spin-off “Hobbs comedy “The Love Birds” received my first shot that day, poor B-12 absorption, this can barefoot and stepping on bees. & Shaw,” opposite Jason (March 2020). and my arm was paralyzed be overcome simply by giving I just know this will happen Statham (paying homage to • • • for four days. I went in a week much more B-12 than the body again. Do you have any sug- and soreness spread after your the value systems that made Now that people have filed later for my second shot, only usually needs. A dose of 1 mg gestions for what might help walk is that the exercise and “The Fast and the Furious” a their income taxes, we’ve to have the same thing happen daily by mouth is a safe, inex- prevent a bee sting from going increased blood flow to the global sensation), for an Aug. learned what some of them again. I didn’t get any more pensive and effective treatment “viral”? area allowed the venom to 2 release. He is currently film- are earning. House speaker shots. It still hurts to this day, for vitamin B-12 deficiency. ANSWER: Your best bet move to different areas, and ing the third “Jumanji,” with Nancy Pelosi makes less even though an MRI shows Many of my patients still want is not to get stung in the first the inflammatory response Jack Black, Karen Gillan and money with her $223,500 nothing wrong. The specialist the injection, however, even place, which for you means also progressed. I would rec- Nick Jonas returning, with pay than new Supreme Court says it was just coincidence. I though it seems inexplicable not stepping barefoot where ommend that you continue Danny DeVito and Danny judge Brett Kavanaugh, who’s cannot hold my arm over my to me. bees might be. It’s particularly cold compresses and avoid Glover joining them (out Dec. earning $255,300. Their head or stretch it out. What’s • • • important for you, as local your power walks for at least 13), and “Jungle Cruise,” with paychecks pale compared to your take? — D.R. DEAR DR. ROACH: reactions to bee stings do another day or two after a Emily Blunt, Jack Whitehall Mindy Grossman, who made ANSWER: Well, I don’t Yesterday, while walking bare- tend to get worse over time. sting. and Paul Giamatti, due July a fat $1.2 million as CEO of believe it was just coincidence. foot in my back yard, I stepped Fortunately, they do not usu- • • • 2020. “The Rock,” who is co- Weight Watchers. “Law & Nerve damage following injec- on a bee. This has happened ally predict the life-threatening Dr. Roach regrets that producing all three films, also Order: SVU” star Mariska tion is extremely rare, but to me before, and it seems anaphylactic reaction. he is unable to answer indi- is a solid executive producer. Hargitay took home $13 mil- it sounds like what you are that each time the results are Once stung by a bee, remove vidual letters, but will incor- Among his latest efforts is lion, which is a lot less than describing. This can be due to a little worse. After I removed the stinger, within seconds if porate them in the column “Shazam,” which is breaking Blake Shelton’s $28 million. direct trauma to the nerve by the stinger from the underside possible, since the venom can whenever possible. Readers records at the box office. Movie star Will Smith’s $42 the needle, or by an inflamma- of one of my toes, I put ice on continue to be released for sev- may email questions to Late night talk-show host million was topped by TV, tory reaction. The treatment is the sting and took a Benadryl. eral seconds. The local reaction [email protected] James Corden has come movie and nightclub star physical therapy, but unfortu- Since this happened in the usually lasts less than a day in nell.edu. up with what he says is Jennifer Lopez, who pocketed nately for you, it works best if evening, I was able to elevate most people, but it can last up an original idea for a new $47 million. But the top earn- begun right away. I still think it my leg for the rest of the night. to five days. © 2019 North America Synd., Inc. musically oriented take on er on this list is Lady Gaga, is worth your while, however. In the morning, the area was The reason the swelling All Rights Reserved the Cinderella tale, which who amassed a whopping $50 would star singer/songwriter million, which only proves Camila Cabello, who hit it big that nothing beats it when “A office, nor wealth receives a Roman soldier could march store using a Japanese sword. with the song “Havana” and Star Is (re) Born”! the slightest consideration.” in 1,000 double steps) to the A fan of video games, Boyd her album “Camila,” which debuted at No. 1 on 110 dif- © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. • You might be surprised to foot (originally the length of claimed in his defense that learn that the United States Emperor Charlemagne’s foot, at the time of the holdup, he Department of Commerce later “standardized” to the believed he was an elf. length of 35 barleycorns laid has designated approxi- • In Switzerland, it is consid- end to end) to a yard (the BY SAMANTHA WEAVER mately 30 houses across the ered to be bad luck to tell country as authentic haunted distance between King Henry anyone your baby’s name I’s nose to his extended • It was industrialist Andrew houses. before it is born. fingertips) to an inch (the Carnegie, who was born • Despite the fact that 95 per- length from the tip to the • • • into a poor Scottish family cent of the world uses the first joint of a man’s thumb). Thought for the Day: “A man and emigrated to the United metric system of measure- may truly live in his dreams, States as a teen, who made ment, we in the United States • You probably didn’t realize his noblest dreams, but only, the following sage observa- still stubbornly cling to the there’s a word for it, but a only if he is worthy of those tion: “There is not such a archaic units of measure- pregnant goldfish is called dreams.” cradle of democracy upon ment derived from the old a twit. — Harlan Ellison the earth as the Free Public British Imperial system. This • A man named Robert Boyd Library, this republic of let- hodgepodge ranges from the entered a lingerie shop and © 2019 North America Synd., Inc. ters, where neither rank, mile (originally the distance attempted to hold up the THURSDAY May 2, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 How government-guaranteed student loans killed the american dream for millions When government-guaranteed checks keep rolling in, there’s no incentive for colleges and universities to lower their prices. In fact, they do the opposite

DANIEL KOWALSKI ences, and it also led to many loans were treated like any private universities popping other kind of debt with regard n Basic Economics, Thomas up to meet the demands of to bankruptcy laws, but as Sowell wrote that prices are students who either could not defaults increased, the federal Iwhat tie together the vast afford the tuition or could not government changed the laws. network of economic activity meet the admission criteria of So student debt will hang How to give up outrage among people who are too the existing colleges. In 1980, above the borrower’s head vastly scattered to know each there were 3,231 higher educa- until the debt is repaid. other. Prices are the regulators tion institutions in the United of the free market. An object’s States. By 2016, that number How to Fix the Problem and enjoy your life value in the free market is not increased by more than one- There are two key steps to how much it costs to produce, third to 4,360. addressing the student loan BARRY BROWNSTEIN motivated by malice. Campus Reform found but rather how much a con- Secured financing of student crisis. First, there needs to be students were all too ready to denounce sumer is willing to pay for it. loans resulted in a surge of a major cultural shift away arlier this year my wife and I were for- statements on immigration as “divisive” Loans are a crucial com- students applying for college. from the belief that college is tunate to visit the Morikami Museum and “dehumanizing” until they found out ponent of the free market This increase in demand was, a one-size-fits-all requirement Eand Japanese Gardens in Delray the statements were made by prominent because they allow consumers in turn, met with an increase for success. We are beginning Beach, Florida. The 16 acres of beautifully Democrats, not President Trump. to borrow large sums of money in price because university to see this as many young maintained gardens slow the mind — this is Don’t mistake Hanlon’s razor for just a they normally would not have administrators would charge Americans start to realize they not the place for a power walk. bit of pop psychology. Psychologists have access to, which are later paid more if people were willing to can attend a trade school for a Approaching the bonsai display, we heard found that without mental discipline we back in installments with inter- pay it, just as any other busi- fraction of what it would cost high decibel rock music blasting, shattering quickly make fundamental attribution errors. est. If the borrower fails to pay ness would (though to be fair, for a four-year college and that the stillness of the park. Contractors had Kimberly White, in her book The Shift: How back the loan, the lender can student loans do require more they can get in-demand jobs arrived in a large truck; the crew was erect- Seeing People as People Changes Everything, repossess the physical item administration staff for pro- with high salaries. ing tents for a festival scheduled later in the explains this psychological bias: “We have the loan purchased, such as a cessing). According to Forbes, Second, parents and school week. It seemed the crew worked to rock a tendency to assume that when others are house or car. the average price of tuition has systems should stress economic music. behaving badly, they are doing so because of Student loans are different. increased eight times faster literacy so that young people In an instant, my mind added its own their permanent personality characteristics.” Education is abstract; if they’re than wages since the 1980s. In better understand the concepts mental noise to the din. “How could the Yet, we justify our own bad behavior by not paid back, then there is 2018, the Federal Reserve esti- of resources, scarcity, and pric- whole crew be so situationally unaware,” I our circumstances. “When I’m less than con- little recourse for the lender. mated that there is currently es. We also need to teach our wondered? My frustration escalated, “They siderate, it’s because I had a rough day,” we There is no physical object $1.5 trillion in unpaid student youth about personal finances, must know they are disruptive, but they just tell ourselves. that can be seized. Student debt. The Institute for College interest, and budgeting so they don’t care.” White explains: “[We] take very seriously loans did not exist in their Access and Success estimates understand that borrowing a Shouldn’t the crew’s supervisor have all the factors in life that influence [us] to present form until the federal that in 2017, 65 percent of large amount of money that understood where he was working that day? behave how [we] do — the stresses, the government passed the Higher recent bachelor’s degree only generates a small level of Of course, but “never attribute to malice conflict at work, the long history [with our Education Act of 1965, which graduates have student loans, income is not a sound invest- that which can be adequately explained spouse or colleague]…, and so on.” had taxpayers guaranteeing and the average is $28,650 per ment. by neglect,” advised Robert J. Hanlon. His We tend not to extend those justifications loans made by private lenders borrower. Finally, the current system advice has come to be known as Hanlon’s to others; instead, we are quick to jump to to students. While the program The government’s backing of student loan financing razor, a mental shortcut for sizing up situa- judgment. might have had good inten- of student loans has caused needs to be reformed. Schools tions. When we observe our minds, we are likely tions, it has had unforeseen the price of higher education should not be given a blank That day at the Morikami Gardens, action to find we attribute bad intentions in a wide harmful consequences. to artificially rise; the demand check, and the government- was called for, but outrage was not. We range of situations. In moments of judg- would not be so high if college guaranteed loans should only alerted a staff member to the disruption; ment, whether personal, or professional, The Problem with were not a financially viable cover a partial amount of action was taken immediately. or in chance brief encounters like mine in Government-Backed Student option for some. Young people tuition. Schools should also be When we are honest, we can observe as Morikami Gardens, pause to consider these Loans have been led to believe that responsible for directly lend- outrage swells, causing us to quickly assign questions: Millennials are the most a diploma is the ticket to the ing a portion of student loans nefarious motivations to others. An essay at 1. When you attribute bad motives to educated generation in American dream, but that’s not so that it’s in their financial Farnam Street, “Hanlon’s Razor: Relax, Not others, how does that impact your state of American history, but many the case for many Americans. interest to make sure graduates Everything is Out to Get You,” observes how mind? college graduates have tens of Financially, it makes no enter the job market with the the media thrives on our outrage: 2. How do your attributions affect oth- thousands of dollars in debt to sense to take out a $165,000 skills and requirements needed ers? Even if you don’t express your feelings, go along with their degrees. loan for a master’s degree that to get a well-paying job. If a Modern media treats outrage as a profit- might others sense your hostility? Young Americans had it drilled leads to a job where the aver- student fails to pay back their able commodity. This often takes the With a little less mental outrage, we into their heads during high age annual salary is $38,000— loan, then the college or uni- form of articles which attribute malice to might enjoy our day more and cut ourselves school (if not earlier) that their yet thousands of young people versity should also share in the that which could be explained by incom- a break from mental churning. What do we best shot—perhaps their only are making this choice. Only taxpayer’s loss. Only when the petence or ignorance. We see examples of have to lose? shot—at achieving success when they graduate do they demand for higher education this play out in the media multiple times Yes, they can do better, but so can we. As in life was to have a college understand the reality of their decreases will we witness a a day. People rush to take offense at any- we let go of outrage, we are not only more diploma. situation as they live paycheck- decrease in its cost. thing which contradicts their worldview forgiving of others but also more forgiving of This fueled demand for the to-paycheck and find it next-to- or which they imagine to do so. Media ourselves. higher education business, impossible to save for a home, Daniel Kowalski is an outlets are becoming increasingly skilled where existing universities retirement, or even a rainy-day American businessman with at generating assumptions of malicious Barry Brownstein is professor emeritus of and colleges expanded their fund. interests in the USA and intent. economics and leadership at the University academic programs in the arts Nor can student loans be developing markets of Africa. of Baltimore. He is the author of The Inner- and humanities to suit students discharged by filing for bank- Originally published on FEE.org. This often happens when we assume that Work of Leadership. Originally published on not interested in math and sci- ruptcy. Prior to 1976, student every action of the opposing political party is IntellectualTakeout.org. • NOTICE OF TAX SALE •

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No.: R009885 PATRICIA MADDOX JT ROSEMARY HILL JT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN, SAID POINT TOOELE COUNTY SURVEYOR’S BRASS CAP MARJORIE T FIDDLER JT 509 CAPRI CIR 303 BALMORAL RD BEING ALSO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CONSISTENT WITH THE TOOELE COUNTY 658 E MAIN ST TOOELE, UT 84074 BOISE, ID 83702 SAID SECTION 20, NOT FOUND, AND, FROM SURVEYOR’S 1982 DEPENDENT RESURVEY GRANTSVILLE, UT 84029 LOT 26 WESTRIDGE SUB TCS 0.22 AC BEG ON N-S1/2 SEC LN SEC 26, T2S,R4W,SLM, SAID POINT, EAST 380.50 FEET, AND SOUTH AMENDED IN 2000 AND RUN TH N 89*43’08” BEG AT A PT N 00*05’22” E 1866.69 FT AND $4,158.95 642 FT S OF 1/4 SEC COR ON N LN SEC 26, 70.77 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, E 996.92 FT ALG THE S LI OF SD SEC ; TH W 1509.58 FT FROM SE COR SEC 32, T2S, Parcel No.: 130700012 Acct. No.: R011094 TH E 272.5 FT, TH SW 93 04`1148 FT,TH NW AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTH 43*55’15” S 0*15’25” E 359.42 FT TO THE POB; TH N R5W, SLB&M AND RUN; TH W 124.45 FT; TH PEGGY ANN BASSETT JT 622 FT, N 562 FT TO BEG, CONT 8.92 ACALSO WEST 72.54 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89*2’47” 60*32’15” W 331.50 FT; TH N 29*30’55” E N 00*½20’00” W 57.76 FT; TH S 88*30’00” E 1097 N MAIN ST COM INT CTR LN MAIN TRACK OREGON SL EAST 27.90 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 43*55’15” 653.00 FT; S 60*32’15” E 331.50 FT; S 29*30’55” 125.00 FT; TH S 00*10’15” W 54.49 FT TO POB. RUSH VALLEY, UT 84069 RR WITH N LN NW 1/4 SEC 26, 456.3 FT W OF WEST 1739.12 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTER- W 653.00 FT TO THE POB. OUT OF 2-17-8 FOR OUT OF 1-54-35 FOR 1999 YEAR. 0.16 AC BEG NE COR LOT 4, BLK 15, ST JOHN TOWN, NE COR NW 1/4, W 211.2 FT S 19 39` E 200 FT LY CORNER GLENEAGLES P.U.D. PHASE 1 2009 YEAR. $279.81 S 9* E 272.5 FT, TH S 81* W 160 FT, TH S 9* E FR CTR LN 1630.20 FT TH SE CRV TOLFT RAD RECORDED AS ENTRY NO. 154300 IN BOOK $263.47 5930 FT 410 FT N 1926.8 FT, W 456.3 FT TO 644 AT PAGE 240 IN THE OFFICE OF THE Parcel No.: 1002900060 Acct. No.: R001823 140 FT, S 8* W 87.50 FT, TH S 9* E 82.5 FT, TH BEG 5.5 AC TOTAL 14.42 14.42 AC TOOELE COUNTY RECORDER; THENCE THE Parcel No.: 1608500307 Acct. No.: R029525 MARTHA MCKINNEY TRUSTEE S 81* W 16.5 FT, TH N 9* W 231 FT, TH N 81* $7,461.80 FOLLOWING THREE COURSES ALONG THE DEVON DAVIS 196 S 6TH ST E 82.5 FT, TH N 9* W 165 FT, TH N 81* E 33 3293 W PAULA ANN DR TOOELE, UT 84074 FT, N 9* W 99 FT, TH N 81* E 148.5 FT TO BEG EASTERLY AND NORTHERLY BOUNDARY Parcel No.: 900600140 Acct. No.: R028450 TAYLORSVILLE, UT 84118 LOT 60, TOOELE HIGHLAND ADD, NO 1, BALANCE AFTER 1-307-23 1.39 AC LINE OF SAID GLENEAGLES P.U.D. PHASE 1: TINA M CHAVEZ LOT 307, BLAKE MOUNTAIN VIEW EST PUD TCS ---SUBJ/TO & TOG/W EASEMENTS AND $2,607.47 (1) NORTH 46*04’45” WEST 284.69 FEET; (2) 310 NORTH 1ST EAST PH 3 AMENDED, A PLANNED UNIT DEVEL- R/W’S OF RECORD 0.17 AC NORTH 522.00 FEET; (3) WEST 258.30 FEET TO 802700009 Acct. No.: R006088 TOOELE, UT 84074 OPMENT OF GRANTSVILLE CITY. OUT OF $4,474.09 THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 600 RAYMOND M HARRIS BEG SE COR LOT 10, BLK 7, INT BLDG ASSN 16-66-307 FOR 2009 YEAR. WEST STREET; THENCE NORTH 00*02’00” Parcel No.: 1004100043 Acct. No.: R005185 12 LAKEVIEW SUB, TCS, RUN TH W 93.73 FT; TH N 85 FT; TH $6,446.52 WEST ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF MARTY CASEY TOOELE, UT 84074 W 13.6 FT; TH S 85 FT; TH E 13.6 FT; TO THE WAY LINE OF 600 WEST STREET 282.00 FEET; Parcel No.: 08000A0025 Acct. No.: R020082 445 BROOK AVE LOT 4 AND THE S 20 FT OF LOT 5, BLK 84, POB. BALANCE OF 9-6-101 AFTER 9-6-139 THENCE NORTH 89*43’06” EAST 415.00 GARY A RIPPETOE TOOELE, UT 84074 DELAMARE-MORGAN ADDITION 0.37 AC FOR 2007 YEAR. FEET; THENCE NORTH 00*02’00” WEST P O BOX 724 LOT 19 BLK 2 VALLEYVIEW SUB TCS 0.18 AC $6,041.24 $473.18 295.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89*43’06” EAST PANACA, NV 89042 $3,981.46 Parcel No.: 119400002 Acct. No.: R008161 Parcel No.: 1005000005 Acct. No.: R016866 1277.50 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. BEG AT NE COR OF LOT 25, ACORD SOREN- Parcel No.: 1004600086 Acct. No.: R006388 ROBERT LARUE VELDEEN MURPHY T/C OUT OF 2-2-26, 2-2-29, 2-2-43, 2-2-39 AND 2-3- SON ESTATES SUB, RUN TH W 348 FT TO NW MARVIN TODACHINY JT 7629 S. 2050 E. P O BOX 241 18 FOR 2013 YEAR. 24.96 AC COR OF LOT 26 OF SAID SUB, TH S 125.173 790 FLEETWOOD DR SOUTH WEBER, UT 84405 WENDOVER, UT 84083 $4,660.56 FT, TH E 348 FT, TH N ALG LI OF LOTS 26 & TOOELE, UT 84074 LOTS 15, 16, 17, 18, & 19, BLK 109, STOCKTON LOT 5, WEST PLAIN SUB CONT .18 ACRES 25 OF SD SUB 125.173 FT TO POB (PARTS OF Parcel No.: 1303200004 Acct. No.: R006314 LOT 86, WESTLAND MOBIL EST # 2 0.27 AC SURVEY. OUT OF 1-194-1 FOR 2001 YEAR. 0.18 AC 8-0-A-25 & 8-0-A-26) FOR 1994 1.00 AC BAIKAL LLC $2,857.20 0.33 ACRES 11/15/2000 11/15/2000 02/13/2002 $3,818.25 $16,894.60 7842 WOODMAN CRT 02/13/2002 Parcel No.: 1105200004 Acct. No.: R020372 WEST JORDAN, UT 84004 Parcel No.: 1001400030 Acct. No.: R016551 $1,328.71 IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my MARY ANN HUNT LOT 4, FLYING “J” SUBDIVISION AMENDED, HEETH KELL JT hand and official seal this 1st day of April 2019 3927 SUNVALLEY DR Parcel No.: 119700008 Acct. No.: R014272 PUD, A SUBDIVISION OF TOOELE COUNTY. 323 W 400 S GRANTSVILLE, UT 84029 ROBERT LARUE OUT OF 12-111-4 FOR 2000 YEAR. 2.33 AC TOOELE, UT 84074 LOT 4, SUN VALLEY RANCHETTES, A 7629 S. 2050 E. $7,180.37 LOT 30, PIONEER SUB ADD #3 TCS 0.20 AC SUBDIVISION OF TOOELE COUNTY, OUT OF SOUTH WEBER, UT 84405 $4,666.40 Parcel No.: 805500046 Acct. No.: R014925 5-65--16 1.01 AC ALL OF BLK 100, PLAT A, STOCKTON SUR- BERNICE C BRAY Parcel No.: 10019H0308 Acct. No.: R010881 $12,612.85 VEY ---EXCEPTING LOTS 11 & 12 DEEDED 422 COUNTRY CLB JERRY ENTZE TRUSTEE TO CARE FREE HOMES (BK 606 PG 23) OUT Parcel No.: 1004500040 Acct. No.: R007567 STANSBURY PARK, UT 84074 1198 SOUTHWEST DR OF 1-197-1 FOR 2001 YEAR. 0.33 ACRES. MICHELLE KNOX LOT 46, GOLF COURSE ISLAND SUB #3, TOOELE, UT 84074 03/13/2000 03/13/2000 684 FLEETWOOD DR ALISON H. 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Includes and locate any classified advertisement as deemed appropriate. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company reserves Member Boxed ads 50¢ per issue (20 words or less) the right to refuse any advertisement. 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra 2. Board of Health Proposal to Schedule July Meeting Date Services Services Miscellaneous Sporting Autos Financial Public Notices (ActionPublic Item) Notices Board Public Notices Goods Services Meetings MemberMeetings Meetings Open and Public Meet- TREE WORK. Free MobileHelp, America’s SELLING YOUR DONATE YOUR CAR Have $10K In Debt? PUBLIC NOTICE ing Act Training PUBLIC NOTICE OF ALTERATIONS estimates! Local Premier Mobile Medi- mountain bike? Ad- FOR BREAST CAN- Credit Cards. Medical The agenda for the (Information Item) M E E T I N G A N D company. Licensed cal Alert System. vertise it in the classi- CER! Help United Bills. Personal Loans. Tooele County Com- Gary Searle, Tooele AGENDA and AWARD & insured. Bucket Whether You?re fieds. 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Appliances DIVISION OF WATER City Hall, Grantsville Final Budget Report of the Tooele County svc restrictions apply. Stansbury Park F/T Commuter Car Deals! (435)840-3282 QUALITY Senior Center and Request to Transfer Land Use Ordinance Call us today maintenance worker 336 N Main in DRYWALL PATCH, LARGE WOOD CRE- UTAH DEPARTMENT Wendover Senior Cen- from Funds Balance to regarding Recreation 1-866-484-4976 needed for apt. com- Tooele! 10 Units Repairs Services. DENZA and large OF ENVIRONMEN- ter. Capital Improvement Uses and Recreational plex. Must have 2yrs $9,995 or less! Vehi- Texture, tape finish, DIAMONDS don't pay wood office desk. TAL QUALITY Marilyn K. Gillette, (Action Items) Brad Coach Parks. Unincor- verfiable experience cle Locator Program basements. Licensed retail! Large selec- Contact Tanner Law PUBLIC NOTICE OF Tooele County Clerk Gillies, Business Man- p orated: Tooele in HVAC, paint, for any make or and insured. 18yrs in tion, high quality. Bri- O f f i c e a t RENEWAL OF A UP- (Published in the ager County. Planner: Jeff sheetrock repair, model! Dlr. #278A. Tooele. References dal sets, wedding 435-833-9524 DES PERMIT Tooele Transcript Bul- 6. Environmental Miller plumbing, landscape, We only sell clean title, c a l l T o m a t bands. Everything PURPOSE OF PUB- letin May 2, 2019) Health Update 4. Open Public Hear- NORTH VALLEY Ap- simple electrical. clean Carfax units. All 801-660-9152. wholesale! Rocky LIC NOTICE Wastewater Regula- ing (TCLUO 2019-04) pliance. Washers/ $18-20/hr. Email re- vehicles come with PUBLIC NOTICE Mtn. Diamond Co. The purpose of this tion- Proposal to Add 5. Close Public Hear- EXPERIENCED dryers refrigerators, s u m e s t o an engine and trans- Clean the Air Carbon S.L.C. public notice is to de- Language to Regula- ing (TCLUO 2019-04) PAINTER? No job freezers, stoves. sharon@horizonutah. mission warranty. Tax Act Initiative — 1-800-396-6948 clare the State of tion #12 for Alternative 1. REZ 2019-08 – too large or too $149-$399 full war- net visit www.mycom- Public Hearing May 8, Utah's intention to re- Systems (Action Item) Kammi Burnett is re- small. Call Randy at DIRECTV & AT&T. ranty. Complete re- mutercar.com or call 5pm, Anderson-Foot- BROKEN ARROW is new a Utah Pollution Scott McKenzie, Dep- questing a rezone from B&B Custom paint- 155 Channels & pair service. Satis- 801-842-1411. hill Library (1135 S looking for a Flux Discharge Elimination uty Director MU-40 (Multiple Use, ing, 435-224-2792 1000s of Shows/Mov- faction guaranteed. 2100 E, Salt Lake City) Plant Operator to SELL YOUR CAR or System (UPDES) Per- 7. Board Member 40 Acre Minimum) to ies On Demand Parts for all brands. This initiative peti- HANDYMAN, any kind take a lead role in boat in the classi- mit under authority of Comments and/or A-20 (Agricultural, 20 (w/SELECT Pack- (435)830-3225. tion proposes the of handyman work, maintaining a con- fieds. Call 882-0050 the Utah Water Pollu- Concerns Board Mem- Acre Minimum. age.) AT&T Internet Portable Oxygen Con- creation of a new yard work, leaf tinuous and safe or visit www.tooele- tion Control Act, Sec- bers P a r c e l I D : 99 Percent Reliability. centrator May Be carbon tax. cleanup. Residential work flow at our transcript. com tion 19-5-104(9) and 8. Public Comments 06-014-0-0003 Unlimited Texts to Covered by Medi- (Published in the and business. Call Grantsville, Utah 107(2), Utah Code An- and/or Concerns Pub- Acreage. Approx. 24 120 Countries care! Reclaim inde- Tooele Transcript Bul- J i m m y a t location. Must be Rooms for notated 1953, as lic Acres. Unincorporated: w/AT&T Wireless. pendence and mobil- letin May 2, 2019) (435)228-8561 able to: meet amended. Said "per- 9. Meeting Adjourn Stockton Call 4 FREE Quote- ity with the compact Rent product specifica- mit" refers to the UP- N O T I C E A N D Next meeting date to Planner: Jeff Miller HANSON & SONS 1-833-599-6474 design and long-last- tions, on-site test- FURNISHED ROOM DES Permit and the AGENDA be announced. 2. Open Public Hear- handyman your local ing battery of Inogen DIRECTV NOW. No ing and production for rent in furnished Fact Sheet Statement NOTICE IS HEREBY If you desire special ing (REZ 2019-08) home repairman. One. Free information Satellite Needed. schedules. Operate east side Tooele of Basis (including To- GIVEN THAT THE accommodations un- 3. Close Public Hear- Basements, siding, k i t ! C a l l $40/month. 65 Chan- front end loaders, home. All utilities in- tal Maximum Daily TOOELE COUNTY der the Americans with ing (REZ 2019-08) roofing, decks, tile, 877-691-4639 and framing. Estab- nels. Stream Break- forklifts and other cluded, move in now, Loads (TMDL's)) if ap- BOARD OF HEALTH Disabilities Act, please 4. REZ 2019-09 – Neil lished 15 Years Jeff ing News, Live Stay in your home heavy equipment. call after 6pm for de- plicable, as per Sec- WILL HOLD A REGU- contact Ericka Jordt, Kunz is requesting a (435)775-1445 Events, Sports & On longer with an Ameri- Build up and stock- tails 435-830-3740. tion 303(d) of the Fed- LAR MEETING ON (435) 277-2460, within rezone from RR-5 (Ru- Demand Titles. No can Standard Walk-In pile material. Per- eral Clean Water Act THURSDAY MAY 9, three working days ral Residential, 5 Acre HOME REPAIRS ex- Annual Contract. No Bathtub. Receive up form routine plant Apartments (CWA). 2019 at 7:00 P.M. AT prior to this meeting. Minimum) to R-1-10 pert. Doors, knobs, Commitment. CALL to $1,500 off, includ- maintenance on PERMIT INFORMA- 920 E WENDOVER One or more Board (Single-Family Resi- trim, baseboards, 1-877-927-4411 ing a free toilet, and a the plant equip- for Rent TION BLVD. WENDOVER, Members may partici- dential, 10,000 Square mouldings, drywall re- PERMITTEE NAME: pate in this meeting Feet Minimum). Loca- lifetime warranty on ment. Have a basic 1BDRM BASEMENT UTAH pairs, texturing, DISH Network $59.99 Grantsville City Corpo- telephonically. tion: 3808 & 3854 the tub and installa- understanding of APT. No smoking, no AGENDA caulking, weather- For 190 Channels! ration NALBOH Conf. Aug. North 2125 West. Par- tion! Call us at conveyor systems, p e t s . C a l l 1. Welcome proofing, framing, Add High Speed MAILING ADDRESS: 14-16 Denver, Co c e l I D s : 1-877-838-9074 plant processing 435-830-3076 Approve March 26, home updating and Internet for ONLY work flow, and PO Box 567, 429 East 2019 Meeting Minutes UALBOH Symposium 14-011-0-0001, renovations and $14.95/month. Best Garage, Yard electrical hazards. Main Street, Grants- (Action Item) Board Sept. 5-6 Midway, UT 14-011-0-0002, much more. Small Technology. Best Homes for Sales Lift 50lbs. Climb ville, UT 84029 Member (Published in the 14-011-0-0003, & jobs okay. Call Value. Smart HD up and down, and Rent TELEPHONE NUM- 2. Board of Health Tooele Transcript Bul- 14-011-0-0004. Acre- S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) DVR Included. FREE HAVING A GARAGE in and out of BER: (435) 884-3411 Proposal to Schedule letin May 2 & 7, 2019) age. Approx. 21.61 840-0344. Installation. Some re- 1BDRM house $500 SALE? Advertise it in equipment. Work FACILITY LOCATION: July Meeting Date Acres. Unincorporated: strictions apply. Call deposit $600 rent JOSE’S YARD MAIN- the classifieds. Call outdoors in all 630 North Race Street, (Action Item) Board SELL YOUR car in the Erda. 1-866-360-6959 plus utilities. No pets, TENANCE Aeration, 882-0050 weather condi- Grantsville, UT UP- Member Transcript Bulletin Planners: Jeff Miller No smoking. Call 5. Open Public Hear- Power Raking, Mow, Earthlink High Speed tions. Do general DES PERMIT NO.: Open and Public Meet- Classified section. TOOELE 143 North 435-830-1586. ing (REZ 2019-09) yard cleanup, hauling Internet. As Low As cleanup around all UT0021130 ing Act Training 400 West Saturday 6. Close Public Hear- garbage, residential $14.95/month (for the areas. Rail experi- OUTFALL: 001 A (Information Item) 9am-3pm Somerset ing (REZ 2019-09) and commercial. Low first 3 months.) Reli- ence a plus. Health RECEIVING WA- Gary Searle, Tooele Gardens Apartments Homes 7. Adjournment rates. Licensed/In- able High Speed Fi- Insurance/Vaca- TERS: Constructed County Attorney Community Yard Sale Pursuant to the Ameri- sured. Senior dis- ber Optic Technol- tion/401K avail- ditch to the North be- 3. Board Membere marketAs- is Hot! cans with Disability counts. ogy. Stream Videos, TOOELE 47 N Broad- able. Send resume FOR SALE by owner: fore entering Blue signment Reports Act, individuals need- (435)843-7614 Music and More! Call way Friday, Saturday to cwatson@broke- 450 American Way. Lakes BACK- (Information Item) narrowusa.com or GROUND ing special accommo- LAWN MOWING serv- Earthlink Today 9am-2pm King-sized 3bdrm 2bth, 2car car- Board Member apply in person at port, 4car shop. Call Grantsville Lagoons 4. HealthListings Officer’s Re- neededdations duringso this ices $15 for a regular 1-844-240-1769 bed, couch, chairs. the corporate of- were initially con- meeting should notify size yard $20 - $25 for appointment: port Frontier Communica- TOOELE 642 Crest- fice: 8960 Clinton structed in 1972 and Planning Staff, Tooele for larger yards. Trim- 435-849-2629 Report on Vital Re- tions Internet Bun- view Dr. Saturday, Landing Rd, Lake service the city of cords Silver Program County Planning Com- ming also included, Sunday 8am-2pm. call Shane to get dles. Serious Speed! Point, UT 84074. OVERLAKE Grantsville with a mission, at Jeff 435-840-1190. Medical Marijuana Up- Serious Value ! MOVING SALE: furni- Mother-in-law condo population of approxi- date Jeff Coombs, 435-843-3160 prior to RAIN GUTTERS, Broadband Max - ture, home decor, PART TIME domestic for sale. Lots of ex- mately 5000. The av- Health Officer Rela- the meeting. seamless, aluminum, $19.99/mo or Broad- wide variety, high end help, afternoons, tras- must see to be- erage design flow ca- tionshipyour with UALHD home SoldPlease for e-mail Jeff all colors, leaf protec- band Ultra - items! about 15hrs/week. lieve! Accepting bids. pacity was 0.76 million (Information Items) Jill M i l l e r a t : Must be female. Text tion cleaning. Li- $67.97/mo. Both In- TOOELE 849 South 3.5bth, 4bdrm, gallons per day (MGD) Parker, Executive Di- [email protected] 435-830-2503 for censed and insured, clude FREE Wi Fi 690 West, Friday-Sat- kitchen up/down. population equivalent rector UALHD with any questions or more information. New appliances, new top dollar! free estimates . Router. CALL For De- urday 8am-2pm, Low of 6323 through the 5. Financial Report concerns. (435)841-4001 t a i l s ! - prices, decor, crafts, landscaping. Hurry year 2015. The facility Report on Fund Bal- Dated this 1st Day of up, won’t last! No re- TOOELE VALLEY 1-866-307-4705 books, large and Business was upgraded to im- ance May 2019 Xlarge Plus Size Opportunities altors. Available ap- prove treatment which Request to Approve Jeff Miller STUMP Grinding, HughesNet Satellite clothing, household prox. June 15th. also increased the de- Final Budget Report Tooele County free estimates, li- Internet - 25mbps 435-882-5521. censed and insured. items. INVENTORS - FREE sign capacity of the fa- Request to Transfer Planning and Zoning starting at $49.99/mo! INFORMATION cility. The renewed from Funds Balance to (Published in the Call Kelleen at Get More Data SELLING YOUR 435-849-6768 closed PACKAGE Have your HOME? Advertise it permit will include lim- Capital Improvement Tooele Transcript Bul- FREE Off-Peak Data. Pets product idea devel- its based on the new (Action Items) Brad letin May 2 & 14, Sundays. FAST download in the classifieds. Call oped affordably by 882-0050 or visit design capacity and Gillies, Business Man- 2019) TREE PRUNING Inter- speeds. WiFi built in! the Research & De- program changes that ager national Society of FREE Standard In- www.tooeletran RUSH velopment pros and script.com have occurred during 6. Environmental Arboriculture certified stallation for lease LAKE presented to manu- the previous permit cy- Health Update arborist. Trees up to customers! Limited KENNELS. facturers. Call cle. Wastewater Regula- 40’ tall. Call Stephen T i m e , C a l l Dog & Cat boarding, 1-877-649-5574 for a Buildings PUBLIC COMMENTS tion- Proposal to Add at 435-241-2504. 1-844-294-9882 obedience training. Free Idea Starter Public comments are Language to Regula- SELL YOUR com- Call (435)882-5266 Guide. Submit your invited any time prior tion #12 for Alternative SELL YOUR computer METAL ROOF/WALL puter in the classi- rushlakekennels.co idea for a free consul- to the deadline of the Systems (Action Item) in the classifieds. Call Panels, Pre-engi- fieds. Call 882-0050 882-0050 or visit m tation. close of business on Scott McKenzie, Dep- neered Metal Build- June 3, 2019. Written uty Director or visit www.tooele- www.tooeletranscript. SELL YOUR CAR or ings. Mill prices for public comments can 7. Board Member84 GLENWOOD AVE transcript. com com boat in the classi- Wanted sheeting coil are at a be submitted to: Dan CommentsSold and/or fieds. Call 882-0050 4 year low. You get Griffin, UPDES Sur- Concerns Board Mem- or visit www.tooele- the savings. 17 Col- face Water Section, bers JOB ANNOUNCEMENT transcript. com or I AM paying more for ors prime material, Utah Division of Water 8. Public Comments e-mail your ad to junk cars/trucks. I will CITY OF WENDOVER cut to your exact Quality, PO Box and/or Concerns Pub- tbp@tooeletranscript. come to you and tow Best in Client Services! length. CO Building 144870, Salt Lake lic POLICE OFFICER com it away. Call/Text BECOME A SUB- Systems City, Utah 84114-4870 9. Meeting Adjourn (435)224-2064 1-800-COBLDGS The City of Wendover is accepting applications for SCRIBER. 882-0050 DL5970 or by email at: dgrif- Next meeting date to testing for a full-time Wendover City Police Officer. [email protected]. After be announced. 15 years as a Applicant must be 21 years of age, graduated from Financial considering public If you desire special high school. Applicant must have a current driver Services comment the Utah Di- accommodations un- license, no felonies, and drug free. Preference vision of Water Quality der the Americanslocal with Realtor! to individuals with UT Category 1 Peace Officers Applying for Social Se- may execute the per- Disabilities Act, please Certification. curity Disability or Ap- mit issuance, revise it, contact Ericka Jordt, Applicant must have considerable knowledge pealing a Denied or abandon it. The (435) 277-2460, within of federal, state, and local laws and ordinances. Claim? Call Bill Gor- permit is available for three working days Have skill in the use of firearms, and in operating don & Assoc., Social public review under prior435-840-0344 to this meeting. a variety of police equipment. Must be able to Security Disability At- https://deq.utah.gov/pu One or more Board perform all essential functions of a police officer. torneys, blic-notices- Members may partici- Considered applicants must be a resident of the 1-844-244-5761! archive/water-quality- pate in this meeting Licensed & E&O Insured City of Wendover upon hiring. Compensation FREE Consultations. public-notices. If inter- telephonically. #2419813-SA00 for this position will be negotiated based on NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications Local Attorneys Na- net access is not avail- NALBOH Conf. Aug. qualifications and experience. NowNow RentingRenting tionwide [Mail: 2420 able, a copy may be 14-16 Denver, Co N St NW, Washington obtained by calling UALBOH Symposium Applications must be submitted to IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply ApplyApply DC. Office: Broward Dan Griffin a t Sept. 5-6 Midway, UT The City of Wendover Office, Rental assistance may be Co. FL (TX/NM Bar.)] 801-536-4387. (Published in the 920 East Wendover Blvd. ExclusivelyExclusivelyRental assistance forfor Seniors Seniors may be (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- Applications can be picked up at the City Offices or available.Pet Friendly Call for details SELLING YOUR Tooele Transcript Bul- letin May 2 & 7, 2019) downloaded from WendoverCityUtah.com available.Pet Friendly Call for details HOME? Advertise it letin May 2, 2019) For Questions please email Wendover Public Safety 435.843.0717 in the classifieds. Call Director Kenneth Quirk at [email protected]. Call for435.843.0717 details 882-0050 or visit HAVING A yard sale? CallTDD for 800.735.2900details www.tooeletran Advertise in the Tran- The City of Wendover is an equal opportunity employer. 435.843.0717 435.843.0717TDD 800.735.2900 script.com script NOTICE: There are delinquent upon the following de- scribed stock, on ac- count of assessment levied on the 5th day of April, 2019, the amounts set opposite the names of the re- spective stockholders as follows: 623 E Chan Drive, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Jonanthan and Kelsee Aagard, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #3106, owing $249.00. Duane and Charlee Barton , 325 E Pear, Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #1406, owing $274.00. 685 S Saddle Road, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Henry and Elizabeth Boehm, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #3030, owing $249.00. Rodney or Valynn Carter, 306 S Ranch Road, Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certificate #1260, owing $249.00. 588 E Chan Cove, Grantsville , UT 84029, owned by Seth Clegg, owning 1 share, certificate #3112, ow- ing $249.00. Marrium Croom, 417 E Durfee, Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certificate #142, owing $249.00. 560 S Christley Lane, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Gordon Dahle, owning 1 share, certificate #2122, ow- ing $249.00. 609 S Red Hawk Court, Grantsville, Ut 84029, owned by Jo- seph Dorsch, owning 1 share, certificate #2857, owing $249.00. Carol and Jordan Gates, 4117 117th Avenue, Kirkland, WA 98033, owning 1 share, certificate #1174, owing $974.00. Barry and Marnae Hobson, 330 S Ranch Road, Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certificate #1096, owing $249.00. Ironwood Real Es- tate, LLC, 1392 Pass Canyon Road, Erda, Ut 84074, owning 1 share, certificate #4135, owing $274.00. J/H Fraser Limited Partnership , 2235 S 1400 E #10, St. George, UT 84790, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #3034, owing $624.00. Marvin & Heidi John- son, c/o Willard John- son, 565 E Nygreen, Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #1313, owing $449.00. 408 E Zachary Way, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Tiffanii Johnson, owning 1 share, certificate #3000, owing $598.63. Dennis McBride or NOTICE: Loralee Garn, 410 S There are delinquent Center, Grantsville, UT upon the following de- 84029, owning 1 scribed stock, on ac- share, certificate count of assessment #1967, owing $249.00. levied on the 5th day Richard V Orr, PO of April, 2019, the Box 291, Stockton, UT amounts set opposite 84071, owning 1 PUBLIC NOTICE OF the names of the re- share, certificate #277, MEETING AND spective stockholders owing $249.00. AGENDA as follows: Palomino Ranch Tooele County Plan- 623 E Chan Drive, HOA, PO Box 1232, ning Commission Grantsville, UT 84029, Grantsville, UT 84029, The Tooele County owned by Jonanthan owning 1 share, certifi- Planning Commission and Kelsee Aagard, cate #2036, owing will hold a Public Meet- owning 1 share, certifi- $599.00. ing on May 1, 2019 at cate #3106, owing 122 E Box Elder 7:00 PM in the Audito- $249.00. Drive, Grantsville, Ut, rium at the Tooele Duane and Charlee 84029, owned by La- County Building, 47 Barton , 325 E Pear, mar Penovich/Wanda South Main Street, Grantsville, UT 84029, Ramos, owning 1 Tooele Utah. owning 1 share, certifi- share, certificate PUBLIC MEETING: cate #1406, owing #2482, owing $199.00. 1. Roll Call $274.00. Charles D Mohler 2. Approval of meeting 685 S Saddle Road, and Edwina L Mohler minutes from May 1, Grantsville, UT 84029, Jt Ten, Grantsville, UT 2019 owned by Henry and 84029, owning 1 PUBLIC NOTICE OF 3. TCLUO 2019-04 – Elizabeth Boehm, share, certificate #259, MEETING AND Chris Robinson is re- owning 1 share, certifi- owing $505.35. AGENDA questing an ordinance cate #3030, owing 630 S Saddle Road, Tooele County Plan- update to Chapter 11 $249.00. Grantsville, UT 84029, ning Commission of the Tooele County Rodney or Valynn owned by James The Tooele County Land Use Ordinance Carter, 306 S Ranch Rasher, owning 1 Planning Commission regarding Recreation Road, Grantsville, UT share, certificate will hold a Public Meet- Uses and Recreational 84029, owning 1 #2988, owing $249.00. ing on May 1, 2019 at Coach Parks. Unincor- share, certificate Lot 823 in Anderson 7:00 PM in the Audito- porated: Tooele #1260, owing $249.00. Ranch Phase 8A, and rium at the Tooele County. Planner: Jeff 588 E Chan Cove, Lot 210 and 204 in County Building, 47 Miller Grantsville , UT Anderson Ranch South Main Street, 4. Open Public Hear- 84029, owned by Seth Phase 2, owned by Tooele Utah. ing (TCLUO 2019-04) Clegg, owning 1 share, Salt City Construction, PUBLIC MEETING: 5. Close Public Hear- certificate #3112, ow- 6340 S 3000 E, Suite 1. Roll Call ing (TCLUO 2019-04) ing $249.00. 600, Cottonwood 2. Approval of meeting 1. REZ 2019-08 – Marrium Croom, 417 Heights, UT 84121, minutes from May 1, Kammi Burnett is re- E Durfee, Grantsville, certificate #3161, 2019 questing a rezone from UT 84029, owning 1 1529, 1527 owing 3. TCLUO 2019-04 – MU-40 (Multiple Use, share, certificate #142, $649.00. Chris Robinson is re- 40 Acre Minimum) to owing $249.00. Lot 221 in Anderson questing an ordinance A-20 (Agricultural, 20 560 S Christley Lane, Farms Phase 2, update to Chapter 11 Acre Minimum. Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Samuel of the Tooele County P a r c e l I D : owned by Gordon Clegg Construction, Land Use Ordinance 06-014-0-0003 Dahle, owning 1 share, 444 Pioneer Ave, regarding Recreation Acreage. Approx. 24 certificate #2122, ow- Tooele , UT 84074, Uses and Recreational Acres. Unincorporated: ing $249.00. owning 1 share, certifi- Coach Parks. Unincor- Stockton 609 S Red Hawk cate #3129, owing porated: Tooele Planner: Jeff Miller Court, Grantsville, Ut $249.00. County. Planner: Jeff 2. Open Public Hear- 84029, owned by Jo- 680 S Wild Horse Miller ing (REZ 2019-08) seph Dorsch, owning 1 Court, Grantsville, UT 4. Open Public Hear- 3. Close Public Hear- share, certificate 84029, owned by Mi- ing (TCLUO 2019-04) ing (REZ 2019-08) #2857, owing $249.00. chael Searle, owning 1 5. Close Public Hear- 4. REZ 2019-09 – Neil Carol and Jordan share, certificate ing (TCLUO 2019-04) Kunz is requesting a Gates, 4117 117th #3063, owing $374.00. 1. REZ 2019-08 – rezone from RR-5 (Ru- Avenue, Kirkland, WA 578 E Coach Lane, Kammi Burnett is re- ral Residential, 5 Acre 98033, owning 1 Grantsville, UT 84029, questing a rezone from Minimum) to R-1-10 share, certificate owned by Kent and MU-40 (Multiple Use, (Single-Family Resi- #1174, owing $974.00. Denise Smith, owning 40 Acre Minimum) to dential, 10,000 Square Barry and Marnae 1 share, certificate A-20 (Agricultural, 20 Feet Minimum). Loca- Hobson, 330 S Ranch #2867, owing $249.00. Acre Minimum. tion: 3808 & 3854 Road, Grantsville, UT 274 W Pear Street, P a r c e l I D : North 2125 West. Par- 84029, owning 1 Grantsville, UT 84029, 06-014-0-0003 c e l I D s : share, certificate owned by Sean and Acreage. Approx. 24 14-011-0-0001, #1096, owing $249.00. Rebecca Smith, own- Acres. Unincorporated: 14-011-0-0002, Ironwood Real Es- ing 1 share, certificate Stockton 14-011-0-0003, & tate, LLC, 1392 Pass #3078, owing $249.00 Planner: Jeff Miller 14-011-0-0004. Acre- Canyon Road, Erda, 485 E Clark, Grants- 2. Open Public Hear- age. Approx. 21.61 Ut 84074, owning 1 ville, UT 84029, owned ing (REZ 2019-08) Acres. Unincorporated: share, certificate by Aaron Steger, own- 3. Close Public Hear- Erda. #4135, owing $274.00. ing 1 share, certificate ing (REZ 2019-08) Planners: Jeff Miller J/H Fraser Limited #2253, owing $249.00. 4. REZ 2019-09 – Neil 5. Open Public Hear- Partnership , 2235 S 44 E Box Elder Drive, Kunz is requesting a ing (REZ 2019-09) 1400 E #10, St. Grantsville, UT 84029, rezone from RR-5 (Ru- 6. Close Public Hear- George, UT 84790, owned by Angie and ral Residential, 5 Acre ing (REZ 2019-09) owning 1 share, certifi- David Steward, owning Minimum) to R-1-10 7. Adjournment cate #3034, owing 1 share, certificate (Single-Family Resi- Pursuant to the Ameri- $624.00. #2461, owing $249.00. dential, 10,000 Square cans with Disability Marvin & Heidi John- 147 E Katresha, Feet Minimum). Loca- Act, individuals need- son, c/o Willard John- Grantsville, UT 84029, tion: 3808 & 3854 ing special accommo- son, 565 E Nygreen, owned by Jo Trease, North 2125 West. Par- dations during this Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certifi- c e l I D s : meeting should notify owning 1 share, certifi- cate #2598, owing 14-011-0-0001, Planning Staff, Tooele cate #1313, owing $399.00. 14-011-0-0002, County Planning Com- $449.00. Kelly & Macae Wan- 14-011-0-0003, & mission, at 408 E Zachary Way, berg, 297 W Clark, 14-011-0-0004.B10 Acre- 435-843-3160 prior to TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Grantsville, UT 84029, Grantsville, UT 84029,THURSDAY May 2, 2019 age. Approx. 21.61 the meeting. owned by Tiffanii owning 1 share, certifi- Acres. Unincorporated: Please e-mail Jeff Johnson, owning 1 cate #1904, owing Erda.Public Notices MPublic i l l e r Notices a t : Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices share,Public certificateNotices $249.00.Public Notices Public Notices Planners:Meetings Jeff Miller [email protected] Trustees Water User Water User Water User #3000,Water owing User $598.63. 784 WaterE Saddle User Ranch Miscellaneous 5. Open Public Hear- with any questions or Dennis McBride or Circle, Grantsville, UT ing (REZ 2019-09) concerns. Deadline for public Deadline for public NOTICE TO WATER NOTICE: Loralee Garn, 410 S 84029, owned by NOTICE OF AUC- 6. Close Public Hear- Dated this 1st Day of notices is 4 p.m. the notices is 4 p.m. the USERS There are delinquent Center, Grantsville, UT Jackie Young, owning TION ing (REZ 2019-09) May 2019 day prior to publica- day prior to publica- The applications below upon the following de- 84029, owning 1 1 share, certificate Date of Sale: Satur- 7. Adjournment Jeff Miller tion. Public notices tion. Public notices were filed with the Di- scribed stock, on ac- share, certificate #2734, owing $249.00. day, May 18, 10:00 Pursuant to the Ameri- Tooele County submitted past the submitted past the vision of Water Rights count of assessment #1967, owing $249.00. In accordance with AM. Beehive Storage, cans with Disability Planning and Zoning deadline will not be deadline will not be in Tooele County. levied on the 5th day Richard V Orr, PO laws of the State of 1498 N Main St, Act, individuals need- (Published in the accepted. accepted. These are informal of April, 2019, the Box 291, Stockton, UT Utah and the order of T o o o e l e U T ing special accommo- Tooele Transcript Bul- UPAXLP UPAXLP proceedings per Rule amounts set opposite 84071, owning 1 the Board of Directors 435-882-3088 dations during this letin May 2 & 14, 655-6-2. Protests con- the names of the re- share, certificate #277, made on the 13th Day This notice of auction meeting should notify 2019) WANT TO get the lat- SELL YOUR CAR or cerning an application spective stockholders owing $249.00. of February, 2019, so is being given pursu- Planning Staff, Tooele est local news? Sub- boat in the classi- must be legibly written as follows: Palomino Ranch many shares of such ant to 38-8-1 et al, County Planning Com- DEADLINES FOR scribe to the Tran- fieds. Call 882-0050 or typed, contain the 623 E Chan Drive, HOA, PO Box 1232, stock as may be nec- Utah Code Annotated. m i s s i o n , a t classifieds ads are script Bulletin. or visit www.tooele- name and mailing ad- Grantsville, UT 84029, Grantsville, UT 84029, essary to pay the de- UNIT 216 & 009 Vonie 435-843-3160 prior to M o n d a y a n d transcript. com or dress of the protesting owned by Jonanthan owning 1 share, certifi- linquent assessment Martin. Furniture, SELLING YOUR the meeting. Wednesdays by 4:45 e-mail your ad to party, STATE THE AP- and Kelsee Aagard, cate #2036, owing and/or other delin- household items, mountain bike? Please e-mail Jeff p.m. tbp@tooeletranscript. PLICATION NUMBER owning 1 share, certifi- $599.00. quent fees thereon, to- boxes. HAVE A good idea for www.tooele tran- M i l l e r a t : com PROTESTED, CITE cate #3106, owing 122 E Box Elder gether with the late UNIT 017 Michah a story? Call the script.com HAVING A yard sale? [email protected] Transcript and let us BECOME A SUB- Advertise in the Tran- REASONS FOR THE $249.00. Drive, Grantsville, Ut, fee, costs of advertis- Banks. Furniture, misc with any questions or know 882-0050. SCRIBER. 882-0050 script PROTEST, and RE- Duane and Charlee 84029, owned by La- ing, and expenses of items, boxes. concerns. QUEST A HEARING, Barton , 325 E Pear, mar Penovich/Wanda the sale, will be sold to UNIT 211 David Dated this 1st Day of if desired. Also, A $15 Grantsville, UT 84029, Ramos, owning 1 the highest bidder at a Smith. Stackable May 2019 FEE MUST BE IN- owning 1 share, certifi- share, certificate public auction to be washer/dryer, lg flat Jeff Miller CLUDED FOR EACH cate #1406, owing #2482, owing $199.00. held at the principal screen TV, misc items Tooele County APPLICATION PRO- $274.00. Charles D Mohler business of the corpo- & boxes. Planning and Zoning TESTED. Protests 685 S Saddle Road, and Edwina L Mohler ration, at 411 So. West UNIT 384 Michael (Published in the must be filed with the Grantsville, UT 84029, Jt Ten, Grantsville, UT Street, Grantsville, Cowdell. Furniture, Tooele Transcript Bul- Division of Water owned by Henry and 84029, owning 1 Utah, on the 8th day of Fishing gear, misc letin May 2 & 14, Rights, PO Box Elizabeth Boehm, share, certificate #259, May, 2019, at the hour items & boxes. 2019) 146300, Salt Lake owning 1 share, certifi- owing $505.35. of 8 p.m. UNIT 213A Rocky City, UT 84114-6300, cate #3030, owing 630 S Saddle Road, (Published in the Condi. Tool Chests, or by hand delivery to $249.00. Grantsville, UT 84029, Tooele Transcript Bul- furniture, mechanic a Division office during Rodney or Valynn owned by James letin April 30, May 2 & equip, misc items. normal business hours Carter, 306 S Ranch Rasher, owning 1 7, 2019) (Published in the on or before May 29, Road, Grantsville, UT share, certificate Tooele Transcript Bul- 2019. Please visit wa- 84029, owning 1 #2988, owing $249.00. Public Notices letin May 2, 2019) terrights.utah.gov or share, certificate Lot 823 in Anderson Miscellaneous NOTICE OF PUBLIC call (801)538-7240 for #1260, owing $249.00. Ranch Phase 8A, and AUCTION additional information. 588 E Chan Cove, Lot 210 and 204 in Deadline for public Notice is hereby given CHANGE APPLICA- Grantsville , UT Anderson Ranch notices is 4 p.m. the of Auction at Grand TIONS(S) 84029, owned by Seth Phase 2, owned by day prior to publica- Storage LLC on May 15-878 (a44593): Jay Clegg, owning 1 share, Salt City Construction, tion. Public notices 18th at 10:00am to Harwood propose(s) certificate #3112, ow- 6340 S 3000 E, Suite submitted past the settle delinquent ac- using 10 ac-ft. from ing $249.00. 600, Cottonwood deadline will not be counts in accordance groundwater (Erda) for Marrium Croom, 417 Heights, UT 84121, accepted. with section 38-8-4 of DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- E Durfee, Grantsville, certificate #3161, UPAXLP the Utah code. Con- TION. UT 84029, owning 1 1529, 1527 owing tents of units to be 15-5512 (a44677): share, certificate #142, $649.00. INVITATION TO BID sold are: Matthew J. Luker and owing $249.00. Lot 221 in Anderson OWNER: The Tooele #22 Woodrow Arvani- Shanna Luker pro- 560 S Christley Lane, Farms Phase 2, County School District tas pose(s) using 1 ac-ft. Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Samuel Board of Education #113 Jason Batio from groundwater owned by Gordon Clegg Construction, PROJECT: Football #E27 Jennifer Bernal (Erda) for IRRIGA- Dahle, owning 1 share, 444 Pioneer Ave, Stadium Lighting Re- #46 Anne Chapman Joi us a Coldel Banke TION. certificate #2122, ow- Tooele , UT 84074, placement Tooele #286 Earl Doughty EXTENSIONS ing $249.00. owning 1 share, certifi- High School #153 Kevin Elkins 15-4494 (a29834): 609 S Red Hawk cate #3129, owing BID DUE: 2:00 PM #2 Lauretta Flower fo pictures wit  professiona Terry H. Martin and Court, Grantsville, Ut $249.00. Thursday May 9, 2019 #E36 Santana Garcia Nancy Ann Martin 84029, owned by Jo- 680 S Wild Horse Tooele County School #342 Ron Gladden is/are filing an exten- seph Dorsch, owning 1 Court, Grantsville, UT District District Office #319W Dwayne Gor- photographe ! sion for 2 ac-ft. from share, certificate 84029, owned by Mi- 92 South Lodestone don groundwater (Lot 33, #2857, owing $249.00. chael Searle, owning 1 Way Tooele, Utah #352E Jeremy Hal- Brookfield Estates) for Carol and Jordan share, certificate 84074 comb DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- Gates, 4117 117th #3063, owing $374.00. Project documents will #308 Jason Haymes Fre gif fo mo an kids TION; STOCKWA- Avenue, Kirkland, WA 578 E Coach Lane, be available digitally #RV09 Ricky Hicks TERING. 98033, owning 1 Grantsville, UT 84029, by email from Michael 1979 5th Wheel Trailer 15-4475 (a29649): share, certificate owned by Kent and G a r c i a a t Serial #7082-0652 (yes, fu babies include). Matthew J. and #1174, owing $974.00. Denise Smith, owning mgarcia@tooe- #193 Carol Ann Knight Shanna L. Luker is/are Barry and Marnae 1 share, certificate leschools.org Sealed #W107 Robyn Lewis filing an extension for Hobson, 330 S Ranch #2867, owing $249.00. bids will be received #313W Tyler Martinez This is ou way o„ saying than yo† 2 ac-ft. from ground- Road, Grantsville, UT 274 W Pear Street, by the Board of Educa- #101 Travis Riches water (Lot 12, Brook- 84029, owning 1 Grantsville, UT 84029, tion for the Lighting #161 Scott Shaw field Estates) for DO- share, certificate owned by Sean and Project at the address #RV18 Scott Shaw t‡ al thos specia moms, aunts, MESTIC; IRRIGA- #1096, owing $249.00. Rebecca Smith, own- and time stated above. Ford Bronco vin# TION; STOCKWA- Ironwood Real Es- ing 1 share, certificate Bids received after the IFMEVISN5KLB09081 TERING. tate, LLC, 1392 Pass #3078, owing $249.00 bid receipt time stated #E40 Kyle Webster an grandmothers. 15-4499 (a29839): Wil- Canyon Road, Erda, 485 E Clark, Grants- will not accepted. The #40 Michelle Wilson liam R Hunsaker and Ut 84074, owning 1 ville, UT 84029, owned owner reserves the This action is an at- Joy T Hunsaker is/are share, certificate by Aaron Steger, own- right to reject any and tempt to collect delin- filing an extension for #4135, owing $274.00. ing 1 share, certificate all bids, or to waive quent rents as anno- Coldel Banke 2 ac-ft. from ground- J/H Fraser Limited #2253, owing $249.00. any irregularities or in- tated by storage lein water (Lot 38, Brook- Partnership , 2235 S 44 E Box Elder Drive, formalities in any bid law 38-8-4. All articles field Estates) for DO- 1400 E #10, St. Grantsville, UT 84029, or in the bidding. All stored by a rental MESTIC; IRRIGA- George, UT 84790, owned by Angie and questions concerning agreement, and having 1094 N. Mai Stree, Tooel TION; STOCKWA- owning 1 share, certifi- David Steward, owning the bid shall be di- not been paid for 30 TERING. cate #3034, owing 1 share, certificate rected to Michael Gar- days, will be sold or NONUSE APPLICA- $624.00. #2461, owing $249.00. cia Construction Coor- otherwise disposed of Saturday • May 4 • 11 - 2 TION(S) Marvin & Heidi John- 147 E Katresha, dinator for Tooele to pay charges. Auc- 15-5425 (A20697): Mi- son, c/o Willard John- Grantsville, UT 84029, County School District tion is subject to can- chael L. Naeger Revo- son, 565 E Nygreen, owned by Jo Trease, at 435-833-1900 Ext cellation in the event of cable Living Trust Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certifi- 1122 or by email. settlement of debt be- is/are seeking a non- owning 1 share, certifi- cate #2598, owing (Published in the tween the owner and use period for 6 ac-ft. cate #1313, owing $399.00. Tooele Transcript Bul- tenants at Grand Stor- from groundwater $449.00. Kelly & Macae Wan- letin April 25, 30 & age LLC. (Erda) for IRRIGA- 408 E Zachary Way, berg, 297 W Clark, May 2, 2019) (Published in the TION. Grantsville, UT 84029, Grantsville, UT 84029, Tooele Transcript Bul- Kent L. Jones, P.E. owned by Tiffanii owning 1 share, certifi- SELLING YOUR HOME? Advertise it letin September 20, STATE ENGINEER Johnson, owning 1 cate #1904, owing 2018) (Published in the share, certificate $249.00. in the classifieds. Call Tooele Transcript Bul- #3000, owing $598.63. 784 E Saddle Ranch 882-0050 or visit letin May 2 & 9, 2019) Dennis McBride or Circle, Grantsville, UT www.tooeletran Sell Your Stuff 882-0050 Loralee Garn, 410 S 84029, owned by script.com Center, Grantsville, UT Jackie Young, owning 84029, owning 1 1 share, certificate share, certificate #2734, owing $249.00. #1967, owing $249.00. In accordance with Great Savings on Books at the TooeleRichard V Orr ,Transcript PO laws of the State of Bulletin Box 291, Stockton, UT Utah and the order of 84071, owning 1 the Board of Directors share, certificate #277, made on the 13th Day Modern Women owingStarting $249.00. of OutFebruary, in2019, the so Evening 52 Pioneers Palomino RanchLeonardmany Schiller shares is of a suchnovelist in his seventies, a second-string but HOA, PO Box 1232,respectablestock astalent may who be producednec- only a small handful of books. Modern Women is a celebration of some Grantsville, UT 84029, essary to pay the de- of the influential and inspiring women owning 1 share, certifi-Heatherlinquent Wolfe is assessment an attractive graduate student in her twenties. She cate #2036, owingread Schiller’sand/or othernovels when delin- she was growing up and they changed who have changed the world through $599.00. her life.quent When fees the thereon, ambitious to- Heather decides to write her master’s their lives, work and actions. From suf- 122 E Box Elderthesisgether about Schiller’s with the work late and sets out to meet him—convinced fragettes to scientists, activists to artists, Drive, Grantsville, Ut, fee, costs of advertis- 84029, owned by she La- caning, bring and Schiller expenses back of into the literary world’s spotlight—the politicians to pilots and writers to riot gr- mar Penovich/Wandaunexpectedthe sale, consequences will be sold to of their meeting alter everything in rrls, the women included have all paved Ramos, owningSchiller’s 1 the highestordered bidder life. What at a follows is a quasi-romantic friendship share, certificate public auction to be the way for gender equality in their own and intellectual engagement that investigates the meaning of art, #2482, owing $199.00.fame,held and personal at the principalconnection. indomitable way. Charles D Mohler business of the corpo- and Edwina L Mohler ration, at 411 So. West Find out about extraordinary wom- Only Jt Ten, Grantsville,$ UT Street,00 $ Grantsville,95 en including writer and teacher Maya 84029, owning 14 1 Utah, on4 the 8th day of share, certificate #259, May, 2019, at the hour Angelou, computer scientist Ada Love- owing $505.35. of 8 p.m. lace, abolitionist Harriet Tubman, film 630 S Saddle Road, (Published in the star Katharine Hepburn and pioneering Grantsville, UT 84029, Tooele Transcript Bul- owned by James letin April 30, May 2 & musician Björk. Rasher, The owning Story 1 7, 2019) of a Marriage share, certificate Only “We think we know the ones we love.” So Pearlie Cook begins her $ 99 $ 95 #2988, owing $249.00. 29 7 Lot 823 in Andersonindirect, and devastating exploration of the mystery at the heart of Ranch Phase 8A, andevery relationship--how we can ever truly know another person. Lot 210 and 204 inIt is 1953 and Pearlie, a dutiful young housewife, finds herself Anderson Ranch Phase 2, ownedliving by in the Sunset District in San Francisco, caring not only for Salt City Construction,her husband’s fragile health, but also for her son, who is afflicted Walking the World’s Natural Wonders 6340 S 3000 E, Suitewith polio. Then, one Saturday morning, a stranger appears on 600, Cottonwoodher doorstep, and everything changes. Lyrical, and surprising, The Unlike vehicular transportation, walking Heights, UT 84121,Story of a Marriage is, in the words of Khaled Housseini, “a book allows us to experience natural wonders certificate #3161, 1529, 1527 owingabout love, and it is a marvel to watch Greer probe the mysteries of on a vivid sensuous level, enjoying all the $649.00. love to such devastating effect.” sights, sounds, and smells of a beautiful Lot 221 in Anderson Farms Phase 2, Only landscape. In Walking the World’s Natural owned by Samuel$2200 $695 Wonders, traveler Jon Sparks takes readers Clegg Construction, 444 Pioneer Ave, on a guided tour across 34 marvelous land- Tooele , UT 84074, scapes, profiling the world’s most magnif- Theseowning and 1 share, certifi- icent walking routes from the mountains cate #3129, owing other$249.00. titles TOOELE of Hawaii to England’s Jurassic Coast. 680 S Wild Horse TRANSCRIPT Accompanied by stunning photography availableCourt, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Mi- from around the globe, Sparks’ vibrant at thechael Tooele Searle, owning 1 BULLETIN text will appeal to anyone with a sense of share, certificate Transcript#3063, owing $374.00. adventure. Bulletin578 E Coach Lane, Only Grantsville, UT 84029, 58 N. Main – Tooele $ 95 $ 95 owned by Kent andMon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Sat-Sun: closed 39 12 Denise Smith, owning 1 share, certificate #2867, owing $249.00. 274 W Pear Street, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Sean and Rebecca Smith, own- ing 1 share, certificate #3078, owing $249.00 485 E Clark, Grants- ville, UT 84029, owned by Aaron Steger, own- ing 1 share, certificate #2253, owing $249.00. 44 E Box Elder Drive, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Angie and David Steward, owning 1 share, certificate #2461, owing $249.00. 147 E Katresha, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Jo Trease, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #2598, owing $399.00. Kelly & Macae Wan- berg, 297 W Clark, Grantsville, UT 84029, owning 1 share, certifi- cate #1904, owing $249.00. 784 E Saddle Ranch Circle, Grantsville, UT 84029, owned by Jackie Young, owning 1 share, certificate #2734, owing $249.00. In accordance with laws of the State of Utah and the order of the Board of Directors made on the 13th Day of February, 2019, so many shares of such stock as may be nec- essary to pay the de- linquent assessment and/or other delin- quent fees thereon, to- gether with the late fee, costs of advertis- ing, and expenses of the sale, will be sold to the highest bidder at a public auction to be held at the principal business of the corpo- ration, at 411 So. West Street, Grantsville, Utah, on the 8th day of May, 2019, at the hour of 8 p.m. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin April 30, May 2 & 7, 2019) THURSDAY May 2, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B11

© 2019 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 35, No. 21 Ping-Pong paddles come in an endless assortment of colors and patterns. Look carefully at the Ping-Pong paddles below. All of them, except one, have an exact duplicate. Can you circle the unique paddle?

History of Ping-Pong Draw yourself In the 1800s in England, the winter weather made it hard playing to play sports like tennis outside. People invented an indoor Ping-Pong. game for wintertime fun. The game was such a hit, that soon people were playing it year-round.

What is Ping-Pong? Ping-Pong is a tennis game played on a table with a small ball and small paddles. Use the code to find out another name for this game.

The First Ping-Pong Balls The first Ping-Pong balls = A = L were made of different = B = N materials. Sometimes they were made of rubber, = E = S string and even old = I = T champagne corks. In 1901, the Englishman called James Gibb discovered that balls made of celluloid worked better. Today, most balls are made of a plastic that Light and Bouncy is very much like celluloid. The official rules of Ping-Pong state that the ball shall be: spherical, with a diameter of 1.6 inches Amazing Ping-Pong Records & Firsts (40 mm) and weigh 0.1 ounces (2.7 grams) and Do the math under each of these statements to see if they are true or false. be made of celluloid or similar plastic material. If the answer is an even number, that statement is true. Odd numbers are false. Which of these items weigh about the same as a Ping-Pong ball? The first world In 1988, table tennis The official record for the championship table was first played fastest Ping-Pong ball hit tennis games were in the Summer is 72.08 miles per hour held in London Olympics in Seoul, (116 kph), set by Lukasz two thumbtacks in 1926. South Korea. Budner in Poland in 2016. three small 15 + 9 = 18 + 4 = 25 + 7 = jellybeans two large The World Record for the longest Ping-Pong rally is 8 hours, 40 minutes

paper clips and 5 seconds set in 2014 in London. All of them. of All ANSWER: ANSWER: 23 + 5 =

Why is it called Ping-Pong? Ping-Pong is an onomatopoeia, or a word that sounds like the sound it describes. Ping and pong That Sounds are the sounds the ball makes when it is hit by a paddle and bounces on the table. Good Look through the Remember how to spell onomatopoeia by finding each of newspaper for the letters in the word in the newspaper. Cut out the letters examples of and glue them below to spell onomatopoeia. words that are an onomatopoeia.

Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate PONG! information.

Who Won the Ping-Pong Games? SPHERICAL Find the words in the puzzle. How many of them can you In Ping-Pong, the first player to reach 11 points wins that game CELLULOID find on this page? Standards Link: Visual descrimination. as long as they are two points ahead of the opponent when they OLYMPICS get 11 points. If not, the game keeps going until a player has 11 L G S P L A S T I C points or more and is ahead by two points. PADDLES A W N U I L L A M S Circle the scores that are winning scores in Ping-Pong. PLASTIC SUMMER C N T O M E E B S I Player One Player Two This week’s word: TENNIS I S C I P M Y L O N SPHERICAL SOUND The adjective spherical R R T I A G E E U N SMALL describes a round object E M E G B G N R N E shaped so every point on TABLE the surface is an equal TODAY H T O D A Y A I D T distance from the center. GAME The orange was P M S E L D D A P E perfectly spherical. BALL Which player won the most games? S C E L L U L O I D Try to use the word PING spherical in a sentence PONG Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical today when talking with Standards Link: Math/Number Sense: Calculate sums and differences. words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. your friends and family.

Sports News Read the sports pages of the newspaper and imagine you are one of the sports stars being interviewed. Now write a paragraph Imagine you are a professional athlete. Write as if you were that sports star and describe a paragraph about a career

the game, your performance and the result. They don’t like getting close to the net. the to close getting like don’t They ANSWER: highlight moment. Standards Link: Writing Application: Write in a variety of forms and genres. B12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY May 2, 2019

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provided, Karjola said. Saturday’s reopening was reminiscent of those times. Parents sat on the bleachers out- side the fence, sharing sunscreen and chatting about the drive to Stockton. Before the opening pitch, teams of uniformed boys tossed and caught balls and chatted with their coaches along the fence line. Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn sang the national anthem. The Stansbury Dusters from Stansbury Park was one of the first teams to play on the newly- revamped field. The other teams traveled from the Wasatch Front. COURTESY OF THOMAS KARJOLA “The last few decades the Stockton Mayor Thomas Karjola (left) during the rededication ceremony of the Alex Baker Memorial Ballfield. field has been in disrepair,” FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Karjola was instrumental in obtaining grants to revitalize the ballfield. The Dusters (above) take on the Karjola told the crowd. “What Highlanders during opening day at the rehabilitated Alex Baker Memorial Park in Stockton on Saturday. The you see here is a work in prog- ballpark in Stockton was dedicated on July 4, 1964. ress.” For Karjola — and for pulling weeds and stones to over time as the city gets a feel Stockton area baseball fans who make it level,” said his sister, for how much it actually costs to came before him — this particu- Sharon Dunyan. maintain the field, he said. lar work in progress has always “Yes,” Baker said. “We knew “Everything is a work in prog- been a labor of love. In both to not plan anything for the ress,” Karjola said. “A heck of a cases, building the field required weekends because we’d be help- lot of progress has already been days of sweat, volunteer time ing up at the park.” made, but as long as people are and a solid vision for what it Dunyan said many of the using it, we can keep making it could become. people who worked on the field better.” The reopening of the field are now gone. When work on People who live in town can was a chance to acknowledge the field first started, the local come up to play at the ballpark the Stockton citizens who Stockton team was sponsored by anytime that it isn’t reserved. worked together to build the the Odd Fellows. There is also a nearby skate first baseball field. “I played for about five years park, some playgrounds, picnic One of those citizens honored with Odd Fellows, from about tables and a memorial park with was the field’s namesake, the age eight to 12,” Baker said. plaques near trees to help local late Alex Baker, who played and He threw the first pitch on the folks remember Stockton citi- coached baseball in Stockton for new field on Saturday morning. zens, according to Karjola. years. He also was instrumental The teams playing on the new Alex Baker’s tree is just past in building the first ballfield in field now are associated with the restrooms. Stockton. the Rocky Mountain School of It’s a nice area, but Karjola “They needed a field to play Baseball. They travel around said he has plans to make it even on for us kids,” said Kent Baker, the Oquirrh Mountains to get to better. He wants to build shade Alex Baker’s son, while remem- Stockton, but the experience is over the dugout areas next, and bering his father’s efforts to worth it. he hopes to get the scoreboard COURTESY OF TOWN OF STOCKTON build a baseball field. “We were One of the players from a fixed or replaced. Stockton baseball team from the 40’s. Front row: William (Bud) Thomas, John Thomas, Denzel Remington, Bobby playing in pastures before.” team in Riverton said that the “I’m really proud of the park,” Bagshaw, Alex Baker and Henry Edwards. Back Row: Junior Baum, Earl Reynolds, Ken Thomas. Lloyd Erickson, The first baseball games field in Stockton was so nice, Karjola said. “I had a good foun- Richard Riding and Claude Wilson. in Stockton were held below he felt like he was playing in a dation to start with.” the train tracks or where The major-league game. Karjola said the city of Church of Jesus of Latter-day Karjola said Bobby Pagnani, Stockton applied and received Saints meetinghouse now who coaches the Stansbury a grant from the Tooele County stands. Dusters, started bringing his Recreation Special Service In 1961, Alex Baker gathered team to practice earlier this District to redo the field. volunteers and began building a spring. The grant totaled $11,000 baseball field on Roger Street. It “He said when they get out and paid for the new pavilion, was on a hill on the east side of here to practice, they’re a dif- the moveable fence, moveable town that overlooks the valley. ferent team,” Karjola said. “The pitcher’s mound and bases, and Local fundraisers helped nice field boosts their morale the base for the infield. pay for some of the equipment. and makes them play better.” There was a shortage of Creativity and resourcefulness Stockton rents the field out in around $2,500 that Karjola said provided the rest. two-hour blocks for teams that will be made up through other Crushed ammo cans were want to practice or hold a game grants and private donations used for part of the walls, and there. It costs $25 for a practice rather than taxes. the fencing was built from old session and $40 for a game. “When the grant got steam pipe. The soil was so When the field is rented out, approved, I called the Salt Lake rocky that post holes were often the city sets it up for the play- Bees and asked if I could speak three or four times wider than ers. This includes setting up the to the head groundskeeper,” normal so volunteers could get bases and the pitcher’s mound. Karjola said. rocks out of the way. For games, it also includes paint- He made arrangements to Among the volunteers were ing the lines and making sure work for a day with the ground- Alex Baker’s children. the grass in the outfield is the skeepers. A few hours in, his “It was all sagebrush,” Kent proper length. hands were blistered and his Baker said. “This is where I Karjola said the fees are set muscles were sore. learned to drive, pulling a at the upper end of the average “I saw just how much work a mower with a ‘37 Chevy Pickup.” fees charged by other fields. The baseball field takes,” he said. “We were up here every week fees will have to be reassessed The hard work didn’t daunt COURTESY OF TOWN OF STOCKTON “You don’t choose your family...” 1959 Stockton baseball team. John Diel, Don West, Delane Jacobs, Mike Mermejo, Mike Webster, Dennis Workman and Steve Martinez Back Row: Dan Edwards, Ron Edwards, Lynn Allie, George Anderson, Marvin Allie, Kent Baker, Reed Iwami, S Martinez and Gary West. Coached by William (Bill) Diel.

SensoryFriendly COURTESY OF TOWN OF STOCKTON Matinee The Stockton baseball team, 1934 Champs of Tooele County. Front: John Thomas, Narval Harwood, Bus Harwood, Ted Gundry, Lester Brown. Back Row: Ray Maxfield, Johhny Reese, Wayne Carrington, Max Gressman and Neil May7th Brown. 4:00pm Karjola. He called Cameron could have cost more. Like Alex Baker, Karjola Toone, with DuraEdge in Ogden, Like the ballpark built in believes the ballpark is all for the who builds a lot of the ballparks 1961, the restored field relied community. in Utah. heavily on community volunteer Karjola said his hope is that Stansbury High School Toone came out, assessed the work, according to Karjola. hosting games will help bring needs for the field, and got to “Bill and Greg Thomas did the customers to local businesses, work building the best infield grading work in exchange for a and it will provide a new focal May 3rd - may 14th 7:30 base for the local climate. It pile of dirt,” Karjola said. point for community events. included a mix of dirt, sand and Karjola put in many of the The citizens who remember MAtinees on May 4th & 11th 2:00 clay. volunteer hours himself. On the first baseball field that Alex First, the soil was graded, and Saturday morning, he was up Baker built have also been on then it was laser-graded to get a at the field at 6:30 a.m. to paint Karjola’s mind. one percent slope. It’s not notice- the lines and finish preparing for “They all have fond memories Discount Tickets on sale @ www.stalliondrama.org able from the sidelines, but it’s the first game. of playing on that field together Ticket Prices at the door (Cash Sales): enough to keep water from pool- “This is the first time I’ve been when they were younger,” he ing on the field. The base was up here that he hasn’t asked me said. “I don’t know when the Adults: $8.50 added, then the top mixture, to do something,” said Judi Bori, last organized league game was and then the infield was graded a member of the Stockton Town played here, but it’s been at least Non-SHS Students/ Seniors: $7.50 and laser-graded one more time. Council who attended Saturday’s 20 years. There’s been a lot of SHS students and Children under 12: $5.50 The total cost of the upgraded ceremony. “He is as proud as a long days up there, but I love it.” ball park was around $14,000. It peacock, and he should be.”