Tooele Man Charged in Homicide of His Mother

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Community rallies to help fire victims See A10 TOOELETRRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY July 26, 2016 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 123 No. 16 $1.00 Tooele man charged in homicide of his mother

STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER The Tooele man arrested last Friday in the homicide of his mother has been charged in 3rd District Court. Jesus “Jesse” Aragon, 44, has been charged with one count each of first-degree felony murder and first-degree felony aggravated burglary. The victim of the Friday morning homicide in Tooele City was identified by police as 66-year-old Marcella Aragon of Tooele. During a press conference around 1 p.m. Friday, Tooele Marcella Aragon City Police Officer Tanya Turnbow released the name of the suspect, who had been booked into the Tooele County Detention Center on charges of homicide, aggravated burglary and interference with an arresting officer, according to the probable cause statement. Tooele City police were dis- patched to Marcella Aragon’s home at 245 E. 600 North around 7:30 a.m. for suspicious circumstances and a welfare check, Turnbow said. The reporting party, who was a family member of the victim, alerted dispatch that Jesus DANIEL PACHECO/TTB PHOTO The Marcella Aragon home at 245 E. 600 North in Tooele was taped off Friday morning as Tooele City police investigated her murder. She was found dead SEE HOMICIDE PAGE A12 ➤ Jesus “Jesse” Aragon inside her home and her son, Jesus “Jesse” Aragon was arrested and booked into jail. He has been charged with first-degree felony murder.

Lightning causes several fires in county FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The charred remains of a vehicle (above) smolders the morning after last Tuesday’s fire. STEVE HOWE Robert Johnson (right) of RA Johnson Excavating, Inc. donates his services to help clean STAFF WRITER up one of many properties damaged during the fire that destroyed or damaged 18 Four fires were started over homes. DANIEL PACHECO/TTB PHOTO the weekend in Tooele County, but none were human caused, according to a fire official. Two small fires were started Fire recovery just getting started in Tooele by lightning strikes, one near Terra and another that ignited STEVE HOWE a single tree near Hastings Pass STAFF WRITER in the Cedar Mountains, said As families displaced by Tooele County Fire Warden last Tuesday’s fire continue Daniel Walton. Both fires were to deal with the aftermath quickly extinguished. of the destructive blaze, A larger blaze also sprang Tooele County Emergency up from lightning strikes on Management director Bucky Bureau of Land Management Whitehouse is cautioning eager land near Aragonite around community volunteers to be midnight last Friday. The fire patient. expanded to 813 acres over- During a meeting between night but quickly petered out local government and local in the morning and was fully church and volunteer organi- extinguished shortly thereaf- zations Thursday afternoon, ter, Walton said. SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE Whitehouse set about begin- UV INDEX Just days after a six-acre The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAYning a coordinated MONDAY response TUESDAY fire burned down 10 homes Wednesday 6:22 a.m. 8:49 p.m. Thursday 6:23 a.m. 8:48 p.m. to the fire, which destroyed 10 and damaged an additional Friday 6:24 a.m. 8:47 p.m. homes and damaged at least eight residences, Tooele City Saturday 6:25 a.m. 8:46 p.m. Sunday 6:26 a.m. 8:45 p.m. 8 additional residences. He had another fire within its Monday 6:27 a.m. 8:44 p.m. reminded the stakeholders that W Th F Sa Su M Tu boundaries. Walton said the Tuesday 6:28 a.m. 8:43 p.m. recovery is both short-term The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ fire started north of Settlement The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 1:04 a.m. 2:53 p.m. and long-term, but praised the protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Canyon and grew to more than Thursday 1:45 a.m. 4:00 p.m. assistance already shown by Very High; 11+ Extreme three acres before it was extin- Friday 2:31 a.m. 5:04 p.m. residents. guished by the Tooele City Fire Saturday 3:21 a.m. 6:05 p.m. ALMANAC “We appreciate everyone’s Sunday 4:17 a.m. 7:00 p.m. A thunderstorm Statistics for the week ending July 25. Department. Mostly sunny and very Mostly sunny and very Times of clouds and Sunshine and very A thunderstorm in Partly sunny, warm; a Monday 5:16 a.m. 7:50 p.m. outpouringpossible of support in the for Temperatures There was also a small grass Tuesday 6:18 a.m. 8:33 p.m. warm warm sun warm spots in the afternoon stray p.m. t-storm the fire that occurredafternoon on Van High/Low past week 101/60 fire Friday night by Adobe Last New First Full Dyke Street, in particular the Normal high/low past week 93/67 Rock Products in Stansbury 98 71 100 72 98 73 98 76 96 75 94 66 96 72 Average temp past week 82.9 trailer park off Coleman,” said Normal average temp past week 79.8 Park, which was caused by a TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERWhitehouse, who also serves Daily Temperatures High Low lightning strike, according to July 26 Aug 2 Aug 10 Aug 18 Shown is Wednesday’s as Tooele City Fire Chief. DANIEL PACHECO/TTB PHOTO North Tooele Fire District pub- Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and Alexis Candelario and Breelee Sprouse said they were “just helping” when asked why they were volunteering during clean up and recovery work AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 ➤ ➤ Wednesday night’s lows. SEE RECOVERY PAGE A8 at one of many properties damaged during Tuesday’s fire that displaced dozens of citizens. SEE FIRES PAGE A9 UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 97/54 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 100/71 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS B4 93/64 100/72 100/71 96/71 Ogden Stansbury Park State awards STEM Rev. Sam Dinsdale HOMETOWN A10 97/68 Erda 97/71 OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 98/72 Pine Canyon title to Overlake to leave Tooele Salt Lake City 96/62 99/72 87/64 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 101/72 Bauer Elementary after six years 98/71 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 98/70 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 98/71 See A2 See A3 98/61 97/62 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 98/69 98/63 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 98/58 98/65 Ophir Moderate on A9 92/67 Low Delta Manti Absent 101/66 97/58 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 103/68 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 99/66 99/59 Moab 95/71 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 104/69 Beaver 101/68 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 97/59 Ibapah 98/62 24-hour 98/62 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.88 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 99/60 96/64 at Grantsville 1.47 none 110/81 Kanab 101/65 Eureka 92/62 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4189.95 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 26, 2016 Beehive Broadband prepares for more service expansion

TIM GILLIE customer handles the service Wilson said. “Here at Lake Brothers personally strung STAFF WRITER to the residents, he said. Point, we are remote, but only surplus military wire on poles Apartment dwellers in The company serves around 20 minutes from Salt Lake. to bring the first telephone Denver, Colorado may get 2,500 customers with a mix of We also have redundant data service to Grouse Creek in the their data service through Lake 60 percent residential and 40 connection with the Wasatch isolated northwest corner of Point, Utah. percent business. Wilson said Front.” Utah. Lake Point-based Beehive the company has an aggressive A small outbuilding at Today, Beehive Broadband Broadband sold its end user goal to add 900 new customers Beehive Broadband’s Lake has brought its fiber optic net- wireless service customers, in 2016. Point campus is currently work to rural communities like formerly known as Wireless “At the end of June, we were dedicated to data center equip- Grouse Creek, Park Valley in Beehive, to Digis in 2013. Digis at 400 new customers,” he ment. Box Elder County, and Ticaboo later became Rise Broadband. said. “We’re not too far off our “It’s full of racks of servers in Garfield County. Beehive Broadband used goal.” and data storage equipment,” The company’s com- the capital from the sale of Working with residen- Wilson said. “There’s a lot of mercial customers include its wireless business into tial developers, Beehive blinking lights in there.” FamilySearch, student housing expanding its fiber-optic Broadband has been laying Wilson said he expects at Brigham Young University, network, according to Scott fiber optic lines in new neigh- the growth of the company’s the Utah Motorsports Campus, Wilson, president of Beehive borhoods at the same time data center business to Cabela’s Distribution Center In Broadband. trenches are open for water, require the restoration of an Tooele City, and television ser- Six years later, Beehive power and other utilities. old LDS Church on Beehive vice to Utah Valley University. Broadband’s network stretches Along with internet ser- Broadband’s campus in the Currently at 50 employees, from Park City to Elko, Nevada. vice, the company offers its next five years so the interior the company’s growth has FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO It includes Salt Lake City, own unique television service can house more data equip- caused a need for more room Scott Wilson, president of Beehive Broadband, explains the plans for an Morgan County, parts of Utah — BeeTV. BeeTV uses an app ment. at its 3.1-acre Lake Point cam- expansion to the company’s existing building in Lake Point. County — and connectivity to written by company employees Although the company has pus. Denver. that runs on AppleTV as well been busy expanding from “We have employees shar- With a recent rezone from basketball court will be added, “A customer that we work as smart devices, according to Lake Point into urban areas ing cubicles right now,” Wilson residential to general commer- and trees will be planted on with in Salt Lake that pro- Wilson. like Salt Lake City, Provo, and said. cial approved, Wilson expects the campus. vides data to apartments Along with internet, televi- Denver, it has not lost connec- Beehive Broadband is cur- to be ready in around a year “We want the facility to asked if we could help them sion, and telephone services, tion with its rural roots. rently restoring the 1894 from now to begin a 7,000-foot have a campus-like feeling and out in Denver,” Wilson said. Beehive Broadband has discov- Beehive Broadband dates red brick Lake Point school- addition to the current office reflect the hi-tech business “Through our network of pro- ered a new niche in the elec- back to 1963 when Art house that is on its property. building. that we are,” Wilson said. “But viders, we were able to get tronic business world — off- Brothers received permission Purchased by Brothers in 1963, Along with the addition, the at the same time, we want to connectivity to Denver.” site data storage. from the Utah Public Service the schoolhouse’s exterior will satellite dishes will be relocat- blend in with the rural nature Beehive Broadband provides “There is a new trend of Commission to organize the be returned to its original look. ed behind an attractive privacy of Lake Point, because that’s the data connection to the businesses to store data at Silver Beehive Telephone The interior will become office wall, delivery and pickup traf- why we like being here.” apartment complex while their an off-site remote location,” Company. space, Wilson said. fic will be rerouted, an outdoor [email protected] Overlake Elementary earns Utah STEM school designation

TIM GILLIE The STEM designation is community partnerships and STAFF WRITER designed to recognize and pro- support for teacher professional When students return to mote best practices on Science, learning. Overlake Elementary in the fall, Technology, Engineering and In their classrooms, teach- they will walk into one of Utah’s Mathematics education. The ers at Overlake Elementary use newest STEM schools. goal is to prepare Utah students learning experiences centered Overlake Elementary was one to compete in a global workforce around the engineering design of 19 schools designated as a and ensure Utah’s continued process, according to Marble. Utah STEM School by the Utah economic success, according to “The engineering design pro- State Board of Education during the Utah STEM Action Center, a cess is a problem-solving process its May meeting. business and education partner- that has the students ask ques- Receiving the STEM designa- ship created to promote STEM tions, imagine and study ideas, tion was a year-long process education. plan a solution, then create that involving input from teachers, The STEM designation is as solution to test, then improve parents, students, and com- an indicator for members of the upon the solution after testing,” munity members, according to public who are looking for qual- he said. Overlake Principal Jonathan ity STEM school experiences. Overlake’s purpose in going Marble. “Utah schools are creating with a STEM focus is to create COURTESY OF TOOELE FFA “Overlake’s staff, working outstanding learning com- problem-solving students who The Tooele High Future Farmers of America planted trees and plants in a new walkway garden east of the with parents and the Tooele munities that involve students, understand how to system- school. Education Foundation was the teachers, parents and industry atically attack not only science, key to successfully earning the partners,” said Sydnee Dickson, technology, engineering and STEM designation from the state superintendent of public math issues, but issues in real state,” Marble said. instruction. “It is wonderful to life, according to Marble. FFA students at Tooele High see these STEM schools recog- Overlake Elementary is the nized for their commitment to second elementary school in college and career readiness for Tooele County School District TOOELE create new walkway garden TRANSCRIPT all students.” to receive a STEM designation. BULLETIN To earn STEM designation, West Elementary received a JESSICA HENRIE Because of all the work mulch in, and then we’ll put up Overlake Elementary completed STEM designation as part of STAFF WRITER they’ve put in to design and signs (identifying each plant),” ADMINISTRATION a comprehensive digital portfolio its German Dual Language Pedestrians taking a stroll build the garden, the students she said. “They’re part of our Scott C. Dunn Publisher that demonstrated its excellence Immersion program. down 200 West may notice a feel invested in it, Shields said. FFA identification list. Yes, Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus in STEM education, including [email protected] new garden planted on the east “The kids love it,” she said. we’re working on it through OFFICE student project-based learning, side of Tooele High School. “They call every day to see if the summer, and it will be a Bruce Dunn Controller The garden was designed we’re going to work in the gar- continuous project.” Chris Evans Office Manager and built by students in the den and if we are, like 20-30 Ultimately, students want Vicki Higgins Customer Service Future Farmers of America pro- kids show up.” to put up a decorative fence Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager gram, said Bob Gowans, Tooele Dalton agreed. around the garden to protect EDITORIAL High teacher and FFA advisor. “The kids just caught the it from wind damage and help David Bern Editor Last fall, Ed Dalton of the vision of it,” he said. “It was keep garbage from blowing Tavin Stucki Sports Editor Tooele Education Foundation wonderful to see. … They through it. They will also put in Darren Vaughan Community News Editor lined up a $5,000 grant from really did a great job, and it’ll a little beehive, Gowans said. Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Cargill Salt to do the project. get better and better.” In addition, future FFA stu- Tim Gillie Staff Writer The students took over from In addition to the students dents will be able to change Steve Howe Staff Writer there, Gowans said. and teachers, several other how the garden looks by plant- Jessica Henrie Staff Writer At least three classes were community members stepped ing different kinds of vegeta- ADVERTISING involved, as well as two other up to help make the project a tion, Shields said. Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager teachers/FFA advisors, Janette reality, Gowans said. Gowans explained, “For Keith Bird Advertising Sales Shields and Coby Champneys. Tooele County School my program, for the three of Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Gowans and Shields guided District paid to remove a large us, it’s going to be a teachable Classified Advertising Manager the students as they drafted a pine tree that was in the way of garden. Our students will actu- LAYOUT & DESIGN plan for the garden on special the garden. The Staker Parson ally do things in it as part of John Hamilton Creative Director computer software and then Company donated cement for the curriculum. We will change Liz Arellano Graphic Artist planted it. Champneys helped the path. Scott Weyland of things, monitor things.” PRODUCTION the students pour a concrete Jacobsen Construction and Dalton praised the students’ Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager walkway through the garden Neil Speakman of Speakman’s work and teachers’ dedication Darwin Cook Web Press Manager and dye it to look like a cobble- Concrete also helped with to the project. Dan Coats Pre-press Technician stone path. the path. Speakman even “It’s a real example of hands- Scott Spence Insert Technician Students also designed a donated the stamp and dyes on, project-based learning drip system to water the plants, the students used to make the that helps them learn skills SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered coordinating it so it wouldn’t walkway look like cobblestone, now that they can then use by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, affect the school’s irrigation according to Gowans. throughout their life,” he said. Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele system, Gowans said. “It’s been a big project,” he “Every kid now, when they do County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the “As teachers and instruc- said. “A lot of community mem- landscaping in their life, will United States. tors, we’ll give advice … but bers helped. … Probably at the think of what they learned in OFFICE HOURS: by and large all the decisions start of the school year we will FFA. I’m just thrilled about it. I Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. made on this garden — the have a ribbon cutting, but it’s think it’s a wonderful project. It kids made those decisions,” open now. There are all kinds really is something special.” CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. he said. “Janette and I kind of of people walking through it.” The education foundation PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: ramrodded it as the advisors Although there are new hopes to facilitate the creation 4 p.m. day prior to publication. but it comes back down to, plants and a path in the gar- of similar gardens at Stansbury COURTESY OF OVERLAKE ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, ‘This is what we would suggest, den, students still have work to and Grantsville high schools in BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: The Lynx Lego League won the Best Project trophy at a robotics competi- what do you want to do as stu- do, Shields said. the future, Dalton said. 3 p.m. day prior to publication. tion in January. Overlake Elementary recently earned a STEM designation. dents?’” “The next step is getting the [email protected] OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10 a.m. day of publication. 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TUESDAY July 26, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 After six years at St. Marguerite,Father Dinsdale heads to Sandy JESSICA HENRIE Spanish-speaking community STAFF WRITER mostly from Mexico. And gen- After six years serving the erally speaking, this community Catholic population in Tooele, is a little older. There are a Rev. Sam Dinsdale has been lot of retired people, people called to preside over another who are homebound or in rest parish. homes.” His next home will be in The congregation in Sandy Sandy. The new parish will will probably be similar to include a church and school, Tooele, he said. similar to the congregation in Congregant Susan Tooele, he said. Cummings said Dinsdale will be “It’s a mixed bag,” Dinsdale missed. said. “This is a nice little com- “He was young and vibrant munity, but I’ve never been and had a lot of new ideas and anywhere more than six years was very well-liked,” she said. in my life since high school … “He’s been busy. … We have Rev. Samuel Dinsdale and I’m getting the itch.” a very vibrant parish and a A priest personnel board very active Hispanic group (in our friend. You can’t say that comprised of the local bishop, Tooele) and he speaks Spanish, about every (priest) you work vicar general and a few other so that has helped bring our with. It’s very unique that we priests in the Salt Lake City Spanish community together.” have that relationship. He’s a diocese, made the decision to Cummings noted Dinsdale very friendly individual and transfer Dinsdale. Every year, does outreach; he goes to very, very intelligent.” the board reviews all parishes Dugway once a week and holds Parishioners will face some in the state, keeping track of mass. Even though he has his adjustment when Vialpando how long each pastor has been ministry, he also runs and rides arrives Aug. 1 because every where and how many are retir- a bike. priest has a different leader- ing. “From our standpoint, he’s ship style. However, the fact Dinsdale said the priest he been a very good friend to my Vialpando is a Tooele native replaces in Sandy retired. husband and everybody in the should help the transition, “The priest has a say, but Rev. Samuel Dinsdale performs mass at the St. Marguerite Catholic Church. Dinsdale has been transferred to Sandy parish,” she added. “He’s not Cummings added. ultimately it’s the bishop’s deci- after six years of service in Tooele. just our pastor or minister; he’s [email protected] sion,” Dinsdale said. “Really, a priest shouldn’t be in one role, but you work together.” just discerning,” he said. place too long because it makes Dinsdale feels confident “You’re discerning whether it more difficult to move. … he’s leaving the city in good it’s your calling and they’re I’m grateful for my time here hands. The new priest, Kenneth discerning whether you should and the chance to write in the Vialpando, grew up in Tooele. continue. They literally vote Transcript Bulletin. That was Currently, Vialpando serves as for or against you. It’s a great fun.” priest over a parish in Ogden. way to live — you’re really For the past few years, he He will take over in Tooele after focused on what it means to be contributed monthly to the Dinsdale’s last day on July 31. a Christian, and you get paid newspaper’s “Matters of Faith” Dinsdale said he first felt to do it. column and also wrote sev- inspired to join the full-time “The only drawback is you eral guest opinions that were ministry while he was studying live a different lifestyle. You published in the Open Forum at a Catholic high school. take a vow of celibacy. That’s section. “I grew up in Ogden. I one of the big things you have As Dinsdale reflected on his went to a Catholic school and to discern — whether you can 13 years as a priest, including had some priests in my life,” forgo having a spouse and fam- his six years in Tooele, he said Dinsdale said. “When I got out ily.” the relationships he’s forged of high school, I went to Utah After graduating from have helped make his service State University. I thought seminary, Dinsdale served five fulfilling. about getting into seminary years as an associate priest in “The most fulfilling thing is then, but I was encouraged to Midvale and Park City. In 2008, ministering with others in all get my bachelor’s degree first.” he became priest of St. Patrick settings, whether it’s collabo- After double-majoring and Church in Salt Lake City. rating with the principal at the graduating in liberal arts and Tooele seemed calm and school or visiting jails and hos- business, Dinsdale still wanted quiet compared to serving the pitals,” he said. “Just working to pursue a ministerial career. multiracial congregants in Salt with others, those ministerial He attended a seminary in Lake, he said. relationships. That’s the kind San Francisco for six years and “Here, the families have been of model I learned at seminary earned the secular equivalent here a long time,” Dinsdale — not that you’re ‘the’ priest, of a master’s degree. said. “There’s a huge commu- you’re Jesus; it’s a leadership “During that process, you’re nity from New Mexico and a SUPERMOTO! IfSUPERMOTO! you like Supermoto, this is your weekend! 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• Editorial Editor David Bern • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum 435-882-0050

OUR VIEW Night of miracles Last Tuesday’s tragic grass fire again showed the power of this community Last Tuesday’s editorial called it if not a “miracle” then certainly “good luck” that Tooele County had been spared so far this summer from having a major wildfire fueled by excess vegetation dried out by weeks of high heat. We spoke too soon. Less than 12 hours after that editorial was published to raise awareness of fire restrictions and urge everyone to prevent human-caused fires, the good luck ran out. Shortly before 11 p.m. last Tuesday, a grass fire started and quickly swept through a west side Tooele City neighborhood. It destroyed 10 homes, damaged eight more, scorched several vehicles and displaced dozens of citizens. Suspected by fire officials as arson, the fire was fed by high winds and plenty of grass as it raced northward into homes from a field at 700 South and Coleman Street. The good luck certainly ran out, but the miracles did not. Despite the fire’s stunning swiftness and heat, miraculously no residents — who ran from their homes with only the clothes on their backs — died, nor were any reported injured. And despite the wall of fire that slammed into the neighborhood, of the 80-100 firefighters who responded, only three were treated and released for smoke inhalation. But the miracles didn’t stop there. As the fire bore down on the neighborhood, Jeff Fuell and others ran from home to home to awaken and alert residents they had to flee. Several neighbors credited and thanked Fuell for warning them of the fast-moving fire, which was described as 20-30 feet high. His and others’ actions certainly made a life-saving difference. As did the fire crews from Tooele City, Grantsville City, Rush Valley, Terra GUEST OPINION and Stockton volunteer fire departments, along with the North Tooele Fire District and Tooele Army Depot Fire Department, who responded to the blaze. Without their skills, professionalism and courage, the fire may have continued to rage through the city’s west side, taking countless homes and You have to turn off the tap to drain swamp possibly lives. While fire crews worked throughout the night to prevent the blaze from ust when I was starting to won- ated this mess with poor immigration restarting, another miracle began to take place: the generosity of Tooele der if I was spending too much and security policies has no moral County citizens. After citizens heard about the fire, donations began to pour time writing about terrorism in authority to download that failure J Rachel Marsden in to a Red Cross evacuation center at West Elementary. The first donations France, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel onto the public and kindly request GUEST COLUMNIST arrived less than three hours after the fire started. of Tunisia climbed into a cargo truck that French citizens resign themselves At a recovery coordination meeting the next day at West Elementary, and mowed down a crowd during to a potentially violent demise. Amber Savage, Red Cross disaster manager for the Salt Lake area, said she Bastille Day fireworks in the French Valls also warned against the was impressed by the generosity and speed of donations received. city of Nice, killing 84 people and Cazeneuve, whose ministry oversees “Trumpisation” of mindsets in “I’ve been deployed to disasters across the world and I’ve never seen any- injuring at least 303 more. intelligence and law enforcement ser- response to the Islamic State, which thing like what I’ve seen here,” she said. “When I showed up at 3 a.m., there The attack came at a particu- vices, defended the system: “I want to has laid claim to all the attacks. was already so much water and food donated.” larly poor time for French President remind that the DGSI (French domes- Again, sorry, but Valls has no right Tens of thousands of dollars have also been donated to help victims Francois Hollande’s Socialist govern- tic intelligence) has no mandate to to tell us not to be fed up with mass through an account at Zions Bank and a fundraiser facilitated by KSL. ment. A parliamentary commission investigate foreign nationals working murder, either. Although the fire’s victims lost much, it is hoped the donations will help report examining the “means used by abroad, as all those familiar with There’s still a way for Valls and them quickly return to a normal life. the (French) state to fight terrorism these issues know.” other French officials to make them- To the fire crews who risked their lives to stop the fire, we acknowledge since January 2015” had just been Cazeneuve also noted that even selves useful even after turning the and thank you for a job well done. To everyone who has responded to help published. January 2015 was the though the attackers had crossed country into a ticking demographic the fire victims, your generosity and compassion further affirms this com- month when two jihadist gunmen many European borders, no other time bomb. munity’s honorable, big-hearted reputation of always taking care of those murdered 12 people at the headquar- intelligence services flagged them, Bouhlel, who had been granted a in need. ters of the Charlie Hebdo satirical and “not even the American services 10-year residency card (which appar- magazine, including staffers and a identified them when they crossed ently is as easy for some immigrants GUEST OPINION couple of police officers, and wound- Central Europe.” to obtain as the prize in a Cracker ed several others. Just 10 months So there you go: It’s the CIA’s fault Jack box), had been unemployed for later, a series of coordinated terror- for failing to identify terrorists of some time, yet the Daily Mail report- ist attacks hit multiple sites around French citizenship running amok in ed that he sent 240,000 Tunisian ‘War on police’ brings Paris, including cafes, the Bataclan Europe. dinars — about $108,000 in U.S. dol- theatre and the exterior of the Stade French Prime Minister Manuel Valls lars — to his family in Tunisia in the de France, killing 130 people and painted a bleak picture in an inter- days before the attack. the 1970s era back injuring some 368 more. The French view with the newspaper Journal Du Investigators reportedly found links government sought to understand Dimanche following the Nice attack. to known jihadists while examining n the past two weeks, the “war how lightning could strike twice. “The terrorist threat is now a cen- Bouhlel’s phone records, including a on police” has gone from a The inquiry ultimately blamed the tral, durable issue,” Valls said. “We local imam with suspected ties to the Imetaphor to a reality, with eight attacks on the French bureaucracy, to could refuse to see the reality in front jihadist group Nusra Front, which, officers killed in targeted attacks in which not even the intelligence ser- of us, forget, move on, but I need to like the Islamic State, is funded by Dallas and Baton Rouge. vices are immune, and which is eas- tell the truth to the French: Terrorism wealthy benefactors in Saudi Arabia, The country hasn’t seen any- ily bamboozled by nimble terrorists will be part of everyday life for a long Qatar and Kuwait — all so-called thing like it since the early 1970s, determined to slip through the cracks. time.” when a lunatic fringe of the left Interior Minister Bernard Sorry, but the ruling class that cre- SEE MARSDEN PAGE A5 ➤ undertook a violent campaign against law enforcement. Today’s spate of anti-police violence isn’t remotely as organizationally or North Carolina, Atlanta and New GUEST OPINION ideologically coherent, but it is York. Over several days in May much more lethal. 1971, it shot four cops in New Vanity Fair writer Bryan York, killing two. It carried out a Hillary must be far more open, accessible Burrough recounts the history particularly gruesome murder in in his exceptional book “Days of the East Village in January 1972, illary Clinton’s six-point lead very public (and, presumably, intense- Rage.” As a radical lawyer told ambushing two officers from over Donald Trump in last ly private) humiliation. Burrough, “Everything started with behind and shooting them to bits month’s CBS News/New York Then, more recently, came the H Robert Reich the Black Panthers. The whole when they fell to the ground. All Times poll evaporated as of mid-July. storm over Benghazi, which led to GUEST COLUMNIST thrill of being with them.” told, the group killed roughly 10 Even before Trump’s inevitable post- inquiries about her email server, fol- Stokely Carmichael of the police officers before it was hunted convention bump in the polls, Clinton lowed by the questions about whether Student Nonviolent Coordinating down and broken up. was tied with him, according to the or how the Clinton Foundation chari- Committee gave black militancy a Obviously, nothing like the latest CBS/Times poll, with each gar- What explains this underlying dis- table work and the Clintons’ for-profit jump-start with his famous speech BLA exists today. There isn’t an nering the support of 40 percent of trust? speeches might have intersected with in Mississippi in 1966 declaring, anti-police underground with safe voters. I’ve known Hillary Clinton since her work at the State Department. “The only way we gonna stop them houses, mandatory readings in Polls must always be read with she was 19 years old. For the last 25 It is worth noting that despite all white men from whuppin’ us is to Mao and a funding apparatus built extreme caution, but even if you years I’ve watched as she and her hus- the stories, allegations, accusations, take over. We been saying freedom on armed robbery. The cop killers assume Clinton is still leading band became the quarry of the media insinuations and investigations spread for six years and we ain’t got noth- in Dallas and Baton Rouge were, to Trump, the fragility of her lead is — especially, but not solely, the right- over a quarter century, there has in’. What we gonna start sayin’ now borrow a phrase from international astounding. Trump’s campaign is in wing media. is Black Power!” terrorism, “lone wolves.” But the shambles, while Clinton’s is a well- I was there in 1992 when she SEE REICH PAGE A5 ➤ Carmichael’s activities in logic of the Baton Rouge shooter as oiled machine; he’s done almost defended her husband against Mississippi spawned various Black he explained it on YouTube — the no advertising while she began the Gennifer Flowers’ charges of infidel- Panther groups, the most impor- police are a predatory, occupying month spending $500,000 a day on ity. I was in the Cabinet when Hillary LETTERS POLICY tant in Oakland, California, led by force that must be resisted violently ads; Republican leaders are deserting was accused of fraudulent dealings The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. — is exactly the same as the BLA’s. him while Democrats are lining up in Whitewater, and then accused of the editor from readers. 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TUESDAY July 26, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION reaction to the attacks on his Marsden city wasn’t as dignified as that continued from page A4 of left-leaning Paris Mayor Trump campaign foolishly denies plagiarism Anne Hidalgo. This is war, not a martyrdom contest to see f there’s anything more dent. responsible for the many stu- allies and trade partners with who can offer the most virtu- foolish than plagiarizing a You don’t wing a speech at pid things he says or does. France. ous quotes in the face of a mur- Ipolitical speech at a nation- a convention. You make sure The smart thing to do would Here’s an idea: Sanction derous rampage. al convention, it’s pretending John Kass it wasn’t taken from someone be to present the metaphoric the heck out of those coun- The head of France’s domes- it didn’t happen and blaming GUEST COLUMNIST else. Not doing so raises legiti- head of Melania Trump’s tries. Freeze and seize their tic intelligence service, Patrick others for pointing it out. mate questions about whether speechwriter to the media. assets to the extent that you’re Calvar, told the parliamentary But that’s what the Trump you have any idea how to run a Make it a “Game of Thrones” able. Who’s going to violate commission, “We are on the campaign did last Tuesday It’s not only ridiculous, it’s national political campaign. moment. Just put it on a spike sanctions to do business with brink of civil war.” Calvar after Melania Trump’s stupid, and the Trump cam- And you don’t wing it in the outside the Republican con- them? Certainly not Russia, evoked the possibility of the Monday-night address at paign is now the 8-year-old boy Oval Office. vention hall, let CNN and oth- which has long been fed up “far right” setting it off. That the Republican National with chocolate cake all over Because if you do, the world ers jeer at the gaping face and with Saudi and Qatari terror seems like a very real possibil- Convention in Cleveland. its face, telling mom he didn’t shudders and screams, and sightless eyes, and leave it to sponsorship. There an entire ity if the French government You could feel the city buzz- have any snacks before dinner. Americans and others end up the crows. radical jihadist system that’s doesn’t do more to protect fed- ing with the news, and then It takes a bad one-day story dead. But the Trump campaign being funded from the top up citizens. the horrid sound of the Trump and drags it out another day or Republicans here are doesn’t seem to be able to do down. You have to turn off the campaign chairman smashing two, and it allows the Clinton already pointing to instances that. Why? tap before you can start drain- Marsden is a columnist, his skull on reality. campaign and her champions of plagiarism or cribbing: I can’t say, unless the ing the swamp. political strategist and former “There’s no cribbing of in the media to peel the skin President Barack Obama speechwriter is one of Donald Meanwhile, stop trying to Fox News host based in Paris. Michelle Obama’s speech,” off the Trump convention and lifting from a Deval Patrick Trump’s kids or family mem- tell the public how to react to She is the host of the syndicated Trump campaign chairman rub lemon and salt right in speech, something pointed bers or Trump himself. very real threats to their lives. talk show “Unredacted with Paul Manafort told CNN. there. out quite vigorously by Hillary Mrs. Trump has to come out Valls looked foolish when he Rachel Marsden” Tuesdays at 7 “These were common words Did Hillary Clinton’s team Clinton’s campaign in 2008. quickly and explain. She deliv- said that former center-right p.m. Eastern time at unredact- and values that she cares about point out the glaring simi- Vice President Joseph Biden ered a good speech, graciously Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi’s edshow.com. — her family, things like that. larities of the two speeches? committing plagiarism in law and well, and the crowd loved I mean, she was speaking in Perhaps. It would be the smart school and borrowing from her. front of 35 million people thing to do, to call a reporter a speech by British politician Too bad some of the best last night. She knew that. To and make the case. Neil Kinnock. lines had been delivered by Your Business Ad Could Be Here! think that she would be crib- But that’s politics. If you But Patrick forgave Obama, Mrs. Obama. bing Michelle Obama’s words don’t like it, get out and take making it a nonstory. And TOOELE is crazy. This is once again an up some other hobby. Biden apparently does what- Kass is a columnist for the TRANSCRIPT example of when a woman And now the Melania issue ever he wants because he’s Chicago Tribune. His email BULLETIN threatens Hillary Clinton, how isn’t just about a speech, but thought of as a crazy uncle address is jskass@tribune. she seeks out to demean her about how Donald Trump may kept in the basement playing com, and his Twitter handle is Call Us Today 435.882.0050 and take her down. It’s not govern if he’s elected presi- with string and therefore is not @john_kass. going to work.” Is he saying Melania didn’t lift Michelle Obama’s 2008 speech at the Democratic National Convention? th Reich 68 Annual continued from page A4 never been any finding that Hillary Clinton engaged in illegal behavior. 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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 26, 2016 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law OBITUARIES Joel “Joey” Sherman stepfather Jim Garcia in 1965. Marcella Viola FREE Joel loved school, especially Consultation Woodruff running around with his best Aragon for friend Rick Smith. He spent Wills & Joel “Joey” Sherman four years in the Navy and was Our beloved mother, grand- Trusts Woodruff, 61, was taken discharged in Washington state mother, sister, aunt, and great from his family and friends in 1976. There he met, fell friend Marcella Viola Aragon unexpectedly in his sleep on in love with and married the passed away on July 22, 2016. July 11, 2016, at his home in late Stephanie Ciotti (who had She was born to Elizardo and 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Eugene, Ore. Joel was born two small sons), and together Sally Vigil in Embudo, New to Joe and Nita Woodruff in they had a son and daughter. Mexico on April 20, 1950. She 882-4800 Jerome, Idaho on Feb. 2, 1955. In 1991, his oldest daughter attended school in Tooele, He grew up in King Hill until Mindy came into his life, and and grew up in TAD Park and www.tooelelawoffice.com moving to Tooele, Utah, with he was so happy to have her Tortilla Flats (TF). It is these his three siblings, mother and join his family. Joel moved to neighborhoods where she met Eugene in 1994 and spent his her husband and many life- last 21 years there working at all of his grandchildren’s activ- long friends and made great It would take forever to get • PRESCHOOL the University of Oregon and ities. He called to check on memories along the way. She through the store. Mom never ALL telling his stories to all who his mom every day and never married Robert Aragon in knew how to drive a car from would listen. Joel had such let anyone forget how much 1970 and together they had the front seat but she sure tried • PREKINDERGARTEN deep feelings and love for all he loved them. He had even four beautiful children: Marty from the back. DAY his family. He was proud of recently become reacquainted (Michelle) Aragon, Danny She loved all things beauti- • KINDERGARTEN his kids and grandkids and with his half-brother and wel- (Tina) Aragon, Jesse Aragon ful in this world, but most encouraged them to experi- comed him into the family. and Stephanie Aragon. She of all she loved her children, ENROLLING ence life in sports, music and We will all miss Joel so much; had 14 grandchildren and 13 whom she never gave up on to NOW! whatever work they wanted. he was the glue of our family. great-grandchildren whom the very end. It has been said He always enjoyed being at He leaves behind his chil- she loved with all of her heart. that a mother’s love is uncon- Grades birthdays, family reunions and dren Mindy (Jamie), Joseph Robert and Marcella later ditional; her life is testament PK-8 (Melissa) and Laura (Nate); divorced but she remained to this fact. She is survived grandchildren Shanel (Brett), very close to him and his by her children, sister Rosie Madison, Cambri, Alex, Ethan, family; especially Grandma (Larry) Herrera and brothers Anne-Noelle “Ellie,” Isaac, Trudy who was like a mother Gerald “Lele” (Geniel) Vigil Abigail and Stephanie; mother to her. She worked at Curry and Lawrence Vigil. She is Tuesday, July 12: 9am to 6pm Nita (Jim) and siblings Cindy, Insurance for over 25 years preceded in death by her par- THE PIANO Sam (Candy), Fred (Robyn) and was a devoted employee. ents, sister Cecelia Salazar and OPEN Tuesday, July 19: Noon to 8pm and Scott (Amy). He is also It was there where she greeted grandchildren Joe, Angela, Thursday, August 4: Noon to 8pm WORKSHOP survived by many nieces, many people with her beauti- and Daniel Aragon. Funeral HOUSES Serving Tooele County nephews, aunts, uncles, cous- ful smile and kind “hello.” She services will be held on July Thursday, August 11: Noon to 8pm ins, friends and his former made many friends during 29, 2016, at St. Marguerite Call today to schedule your spouse Sandra Saltzer. He her time there and was well- Catholic Church in Tooele. � Junior High Grades ��Academic Excellence complimentary evaluation was preceded in death by his known and liked throughout Mass will be at 11 a.m. and � Career Focused Electives ��Safe Environment grandparents, father and for- Tooele. Mom loved crafts, friends may pay condolences mer spouse Stephanie. There shopping, yard sales, decorat- one hour prior starting at ��All Day Kindergarten ��Small Class Sizes 435-830-5345 will be a celebration of his life ing and gardening. She kept 10 a.m. Interment will be ��All Day PreSchool ��All Faiths Welcome • free piano evaluation and a free cost on Saturday, July 30 at Tooele her home immaculate and was at Tooele City Cemetery. estimate for any work requested Spanish, Music, Art off ered in all grades City Park, 200 W. Vine Street, complimented frequently on Following interment, we • tuning and voicing from 6-9 p.m. her classy style. Mom had an would like to invite friends Saint Marguerite • replacement of broken or chipped keys infectious smile and sweet soul and family to a luncheon at • repair or replacement of missing or that would always make your St. Marguerite’s in her honor. Catholic School broken strings day. We couldn’t go anywhere Services entrusted with that she didn’t know someone Didericksen Memorial, 435- Forming children to — • any other needed mechanical repairs and always knew their name. 277-0050. BELIEVE LEARN EXCELL SERVE or adjustments 15 SOUTH 7th St • Tooele • 435.882.0081 We Can Make Your Sad Piano Happy Again ofﬁ [email protected] • www.stmargschool.org Arnold Bruce Cook He was always a good man THE PIANO WORKSHOP who believed in helping when Arnold Bruce Cook was he could. He is survived by his born July 5, 1951, in Tooele, sisters, Sondra Cunningham of Utah to David B. and Betty Grantsville and Elva Zam-Ora Bates Cook, who preceded of Las Vegas, Nevada; aunts him in death. He died unex- Ruth, Louise and Eva and pectedly on July 19, 2016, at numerous nephews, nieces Jordan Valley Hospital. He and cousins. Services will be was a longtime resident of held Wednesday, July 27 at the West Jordan, Utah but grew up Clark 2nd Ward, 81 N. Church and went to school in Tooele, Street, Grantsville. Visitation where most of his family now 11 a.m., service at noon. Burial resides. Arnold loved his family at Memorial Gardens to follow and the Dallas Cowboys, old at 3:30 p.m. planes and cars and his cat. He always took in stray people.

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Mary Louise Hales scheduled for Friday, July 29, Tate Mortuary (435) 882-0676 2016, at 11 a.m. in the Tooele and watch for a full obituary Mary Louise Hales died 11th Ward LDS Church, with a in Thursday’s edition of the Saturday at Cottage Glen visitation starting at 9:30 a.m. Tooele Transcript Bulletin. Assisted Living. Her funeral is For more information contact

Richard Carol Sunday at his home in Layton, 0676 for more information 435.884.3031 • Grantsville, Utah Utah. His funeral is being and watch for a full obituary Griffith scheduled for Saturday, July in Thursday’s edition of the 30, 2016, in Tooele. Contact Tooele Transcript Bulletin. Richard Carol Griffith died Tate Mortuary (435) 882- Heads Up ... Concussions! CLERK’S CORNER June primary election was a challenge right from the start he Primary Election has grateful to our business owners been “put to bed” and and the services they provide Tboy are we glad. to Tooele County residents. Every now and then, you Property Tax Valuation/ have an election that is dif- Marilyn Gillette Disclosure notices will be com- GUESTGUES COLUMNIST ficult from the start, and this ing to your homes this week. one was it. I think a lot of This is not a bill; it is a notice it has to do with the closed of what your property taxes Republican primary, and voters Percentage voted: 20.98 will be in November. If you do not understanding that to vote percent not agree with the value of on the Republican party’s bal- U.S. Senate — Democratic: your home, please contact the lot, they must affiliate with the Misty K. Snow, 444; Jonathan Tooele County Assessor’s Office Republican party. Swinton, 360 at 435-843-3110. Also, with Stansbury Park Utah Governor — The tax rates set by the dif- Tooele County Health Department is off ering voting all by mail for the first Republican: Gary R. Herbert, ferent entities are not nego- time, there were a lot of ques- 2,589; Jonathan Johnson, tiable. Property in Erda, Rush tions. While the voter turnout 1,373 Valley and Stockton were reap- FREE PRECONCUSSION SCREENINGS for the county wasn’t as high School Board #3: Chad Ellis, praised this year, so those resi- as we’d like to see (it never 172; Scott Bryan, 322 dents may see a change in their am pm is!) the turnout was 21 per- County Commission — homes’ value. Please remember Saturday • July 30 • 8 – 1 cent. There have been primary Republican: Gordon T. Beals, these notices do not include elections with much lower 903; Brenda Faddis, 1,355; any rebates that you may qual- Call 435-277-2301 to make an Pre-season baseline testing with this turnouts: 2014, 12 percent; Shawn Milne, 1,927 ify for. Those rebates will show appointment; space is limited tool can be helpful for interpreting 2012, 18 percent; and 2010, 12 on the property tax notice you post-injury. percent. So I would deem this In other news, we have pro- receive in October. A local health care provider will one a success as far as turnout cessed 386 Tooele County busi- If you have any ques- be providing the Sport Concussion This is an exciting new tool that goes. So take a breather. We ness licenses so far this year. If tions, please contact me at Assessment Tool. was developed by international will begin programming the you have a business within the [email protected] or call experts and is an up and coming General Election next month. unincorporated area of Tooele me at 435-843-3148. This tool is used for evaluating new practice that can benefi t young But breathe quickly! County and have not renewed injured children for concussions. athletes ages 5-18. Canvassed results of the your license yet, hurry! Marilyn Gillette is the Tooele Tooele County Primary The first late fee started July County Clerk/Auditor Election 1, which requires doubling Registered voters: 25,752 the fee and will increase each Ballots cast: 5,402 month that you are late. We are 151 N Main, Tooele 435.277.2300 A7

TUESDAY July 26, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Locals getting more exercise playing Pokémon Go nightly JESSICA HENRIE cards, an animated television a sophomore at Tooele High STAFF WRITER series, movies, toys and more, School next year, has also been according to the Parents’ Guide exercising more. Every evening for the past to Pokémon. “This is the most I’ve ever few weeks, neighbors have On July 6, developer walked,” he said. “I’ve walked noticed unusual activity out- Niantic, The Pokémon a total of 44.5 kilometers.” side the Tooele City Library. Company and Nintendo In addition to giving people The reason? The library released Pokémon Go for an incentive to exercise, is surrounded by Pokémon, mobile devices. As of July 26, Walker noted the game has fictitious monsters created the game had been download- helped bring people together. by Japanese business The ed more than 50 million times, “There’s a somewhat social Pokémon Company. according to Android’s Play aspect because people are talk- “I live across the street from Store. It is also the highest- ing about it, and trading and the library, and after dark it’s grossing application on Apple’s trainer battles are coming out a huge hotspot for people to App Store. in the next update,” he said. play Pokémon Go,” said Tooele One aspect that sets “I was out until three in the resident Al McRae. “I guess Pokémon Go apart from other morning yesterday at Temple the library is kind of a special video games is it requires peo- Square, and there were so site for the game. Every night ple to get outside and search many people there.” since the game came out, there for Pokémon. The game also Bradie Baum, one of have been people hanging out gives incentives to people to Walker’s classmates, added there.” walk or bike instead of drive she thinks the game has also In addition to Pokémon, their cars. benefited homeschooled kids there are three Poké Stops at Michael Cordero moved by bringing them together with the library, where players of to Tooele a few months ago. public school kids. the video game Pokémon Go He likes to play Pokémon Go “It gets them out to get to can get Poké balls and other because it gets him out of the know more people,” she said. items to help them in the house. Lewis has also expanded game, said Daniel Lewis, a “I like it because we go out his circle of friends since he Pokémon trainer from Tooele. and walk — we exercise,” he started playing the game. His “Sometimes there are like said. “We parked the car at the boss and most of his cowork- 100 people here playing all gym and walked here (to the ers at Papa John’s Pizza play. night,” he said. “I try to come library).” He’s also met 50 new people every night.” Lewis agreed. through the virtual world. The Pokémon media “I’ve put in 20, maybe 30 “We meet up here (at the franchise began more than miles in the past two days,” he library) sometimes and go 15 years ago. The franchise said. “I run everywhere.” Pokémon hunting,” he said. includes video games, trading Justin Walker, who will be [email protected]

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Tooele Education DANIEL PACHECO/TTB PHOTOS FOUNDATION Traevynn Miner proudly SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOLS carries the American Flag (left) next to Ryan Bailey in the 2016 Pioneer Day children’s parade in Tooele on Saturday. Several children (below) participated in a gunny- sack race (like early pioneer children did) at Pratt Chalk Talk Aquatic Center Park following the parade. Nine- year-old Aubree Howden and 10-year-old Julianne Outdoor Living Garden Ferguson (bottom) were By: Ed Dalton found coloring and TEF, the FFA and Cargill team punching holes through up to accomplish a unique patterns on tinfoil to cre- project - As an educator, I’ve ate a “Tin Punch.” spent my lifetime learning about learning. Educators always ask what “best practices” really result in depth of learning and have lasting value. I’ve observed that hands-on, project based, student driven learning really works. It’s engaging, Tooele High School FFA students are shown planting special ignites a sense of wonder and the plants that align with plant science judging. results are lasting. learning at its best. area tie directly to the classroom instruction and correlate with FFA Programs really work - I �� plants that need to be studied observed this approach in the Cargill - TEF’s sustaining for the judging competitions. programs of the FFA. Livestock partner, grants were awarded to This project further enhances to shows (one is coming up on create this unique learning area. use of their greenhouse. Many August 6), judging competitions, Students spent time learning students participated in the parliamentary procedure, in about landscaping, irrigation design, sod removal, cement fact, the way FFA students systems, plant science, cement work and planting. Field trip follow ceremony and procedure work, communications, and experiences to nurseries and are impressive examples of they developed necessary skills demonstration gardens occurred. education that has lasting to complete complex jobs from The project has been about �� observing, thinking, problem shadow leadership and a lot solving, and making choices. Tooele FFA – Doing Education of hard work, the students The kind of mental skills we all Right - The Tooele FFA demonstrated all those attributes want students to obtain these Chapter recently demonstrated that are good in education. days. these principals through the Skills such as teamwork, completion of the FFA Outdoor collaboration and cooperative Special thanks - hats off to Learning Garden at THS. This learning have been developed. the Tooele FFA Chapter for a learning area, found just east job well done. TEF is “ringing of the FFA classrooms at THS Strong Curriculum Ties - The a bell” for Mr. Gowans, Mrs. is a model of cooperative plants selected for the learning Shields and Mr. Champneys. These outstanding teachers are to be commended for their teaching, organizing, leadership and service to students. And, thanks to all those students who worked so hard to make this learning garden possible. From TEF and the FFA to Cargill, Thank you for enhancing quality education in Tooele County Schools.

Tooele Education Foundation TEF is “ringing the bell” for THS - FFA students who have worked on the outdoor learning area with funding from Cargill. Thanks students and teachers! @TEFbellringer

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space for fire-related waste, Recovery he said. “For us, making the neigh- continued from page A1 borhood safer is a big priority One of the short-term right now,” Whitehouse said. parts of the recovery, the The landfill is expected Red Cross shelter set up at to be able to accept large West Elementary, was closed amounts of fire waste by this Thursday night at 7 p.m. Thursday, according to TCEM. No one stayed at the shelter Fire-related waste can’t be Wednesday night, as they had mixed with normal garbage found housing at a hotel, or due to concerns about the with friends and family. flammability or fire-start- Families affected by the fire ing capabilities of the waste, should contact the Red Cross, Whitehouse said. however, to get in contact TCEM is encouraging any- with a case worker who will one looking to assist to reg- continue to aid their recovery, ister as a volunteer through Whitehouse said. Additional the agency’s website at tcem. resources for affected families org. There is a form that takes can be found via the Valley information about where a Behavioral Health Crisis Line volunteer lives, their ability to at (435) 882-5600 or the help and areas in which they resource center for Tooele are willing to volunteer. County at (435) 566-5938. “They need to let emer- Insurance adjusters were gency management know already on scene Thursday for that they’re willing to vol- affected residents with hom- unteer and willing to help,” eowners or renters insurance, Whitehouse said. “They also Whitehouse said. While some need to understand that we’re cleanup efforts have already so early in the emergency that LITTLE WARRIORS CAMP begun, the Tooele County it’s going to take some time.” landfill is working to allocate By signing up with TCEM, residents will be able to assist in future disasters and be better deployed to assist with the difficulties as the recovery from last week’s fire. “What we find is, help is usually available for the short- term side of it, but sometimes it’s difficult for the long-term,” Whitehouse said. Monetary donations are still being accepted by any Zions Bank branch to the “Tooele Fire Relief Fund” account. A phone bank donation by KSL on Friday facilitated raising more than $83,000 for victims of the fire. There has been no additional information on the arson investigation, but detectives are following up on leads, according to Tooele City Police SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS DANIEL PACHECO/TTB PHOTO Officer Tanya Turnbow. Jesse Steve Haacke (top) of Survivor Outreach Service, checks Jayden Veronica “Vergee” Sandoval said Barger, 24, of Tooele, was Jones’s safety equipment before his zip ride Saturday morning at the she was first on site to help dur- questioned by police and then Little Warriors Camp at Camp Wapiti in Settlement Canyon. Ammon ing the clean up “ because they are booked into the Tooele County and Cody Henscheid (left), and Camden Rougle (above) work on their great friends and they didn’t need Detention Center on unrelat- chalkboard hanger project in the craft cabin. Hosted in part by the any more sadness - they are great ed, outstanding warrants. Utah Elks Association, the Little Warriors Camp is for children who people”. [email protected] have suffered the loss of a military family member in combat or to suicide. The children participated in numerous recreational activities, including a campfire and overnight stay at Camp Wapiti. Subscribe Today • 435-882-0050

It will take more than a NOTICE OF PROPOSED ball and a coach to heal TAX INCREASE this broken town. TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Fourteen-year-old Joe Lacey knows that Tooele, Utah, is a town divided. Tensions are already running high with the Depression making money The Tooele County School District is proposing to tight and jobs scarce. But then Sterling Harris comes to town, a new coach increase its property tax revenue. �� - The Tooele County School District tax on a �� $170,000 residence would increase from $564.83 to $582.13, which is $17.30 per year. “I feel like I’m getting to know the characters in Sterling Bridge just as they are getting to know - The Tooele County School District tax on a themselves. The thoughtful layering makes for a very compelling read.” $170,000 business would increase from $1,026.97 – Garret Batty Director of The Saratov Approach to $1,058.42, which is $31.45 per year. “This heartwarming story shows how common goals and victories - If the proposed budget is approved, Tooele can break down barriers and lead to acceptance and brotherhood.” �� County School District would increase its property Author of Against Her Will and tax budgeted revenue by 3.99% above last year’s founder of the Teen Author Boot Camp

property tax budgeted revenue excluding new �� story… told through the eyes of a growth. kid [whose] troubled world [is] about to change radically because of an extraordinary man.” – Dennis Packard All concerned citizens are invited to a public hear- BYU professor of philosophy of art and ��The Film Novelist�� ing on the tax increase. coproducer of Fire Creek

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:22 a.m. 8:49 p.m. Thursday 6:23 a.m. 8:48 p.m. Friday 6:24 a.m. 8:47 p.m. Saturday 6:25 a.m. 8:46 p.m. Sunday 6:26 a.m. 8:45 p.m. Monday 6:27 a.m. 8:44 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:28 a.m. 8:43 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 1:04 a.m. 2:53 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 1:45 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 2:31 a.m. 5:04 p.m. Saturday 3:21 a.m. 6:05 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 4:17 a.m. 7:00 p.m. A thunderstorm Statistics for the week ending July 25. Mostly sunny and very Mostly sunny and very Times of clouds and Sunshine and very A thunderstorm in Partly sunny, warm; a Monday 5:16 a.m. 7:50 p.m. possible in the Temperatures Tuesday 6:18 a.m. 8:33 p.m. warm warm sun warm spots in the afternoon stray p.m. t-storm afternoon High/Low past week 101/60 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 93/67 98 71 100 72 98 73 98 76 96 75 94 66 96 72 Average temp past week 82.9 Normal average temp past week 79.8 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 26 Aug 2 Aug 10 Aug 18 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 97/54 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 100/71 Knolls Clive Lake Point 93/64 100/72 100/71 96/71 Ogden Stansbury Park 97/68 Erda 97/71 Vernal Grantsville 98/72 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 96/62 99/72 87/64 Tooele 101/72 Bauer 98/71 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 98/70 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 98/71 98/61 97/62 Stockton Pollen Index Price 98/69 98/63 High Nephi Rush Valley 98/58 98/65 Ophir Moderate 92/67 Low Delta Manti Absent 101/66 97/58 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 103/68 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 99/66 99/59 Moab 95/71 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 104/69 Beaver 101/68 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 97/59 Ibapah 98/62 24-hour 98/62 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.88 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 99/60 96/64 at Grantsville 1.47 none 110/81 Kanab 101/65 Eureka 92/62 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4189.95

Fires continued from page A1 lic information officer Ryan Willden. The fire was quickly contained and extinguished, he said. The largest wildfire in the county, dubbed the Choke Cherry Fire, continues to burn in the Deep Creek Mountains, about eight miles north of Callao. The blaze has burned more than 1,800 acres of land but is considered 75 percent contained, according to a release Tuesday morning from the BLM. Two fire engines and one crew of firefighters continue to monitor and mop up the fire, with interior smoke or fire visible, the release said. Walton said the public in unincorporated areas of Tooele County did a good job abiding by fire restrictions from the Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands and BLM. The restrictions, including a prohibition on fireworks, setting open fires outside of designated areas and smoking near dry vegetation, were enacted on July 17 and remain in place until rescinded by the agency that placed them. “I think people got the word out about the restric- COURTESY OF JOLIE GORDON tions,” Walton said. A grass fire near Adobe Rock was one of four fires ignited by lightning last weekend in Tooele County. Crews from the North Tooele Fire Department doused the flames before they spread. No fires were started over the weekend as a result of an unattended campfire had Walton. discharging fireworks, though to be put out, according to [email protected]

Women underrepresented across Utah’s political spectrum SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Colorado and Arizona, about Latter-day Saints are taught — Utah elected the nation’s four out of every 10 state law- from an early age that their the first female state senator makers are women — among greatest calling is to be moth- in 1896, when Martha Hughes the top three highest rates in ers. Cannon defeated her husband the United States. Entering politics “is a tre- and four other candidates to Utah’s female elected office mendous financial sacrifice, win the job. underrepresentation isn’t lim- time sacrifice, and away from But 120 years later, the Utah ited to the state Legislature. home sacrifice, so if your prior- state Legislature is among Since it became a state in ities are to be an integral part those with the lowest percent- 1896, Utah has had just one of that family unit, it’s asking a ages of women, in part because female governor — Republican huge sacrifice,” said Anderson, of the state’s influential Olene Smith Walker. who is a member of the LDS Mormon culture emphasizing The Beehive State has never Church. women as mothers and home- had a female U.S. senator Women who leave careers to makers. and only four women have stay at home and raise children Women make up half the served in the U.S. House of and then later want to re-start state’s population, but only 16 Representatives, including their careers are not always of 104 lawmakers are female in Rep. Mia Love, who now serves well-received by employers, Utah’s state Senate and House along with three men holding of Representatives. the remaining congressional she added. That means women jobs. That could leave women account for 15 percent of Utah women in politics questioning their accomplish- the Legislature — making say professional and societal ments and whether they’d be Utah the eighth lowest in dynamics limit their numbers qualified for like public office, the country and one of 16 because the state is deeply Anderson said. states that now has fewer influenced by Mormon culture Utah women also have few female state lawmakers than that encourages women to stay politicians to emulate, making it did in 2005, according to at home and raise children. them less likely to aspire to run an analysis by The Associated Kathleen Anderson of for office, said Salt Lake City Press of data collected by the Bountiful, president of Utah Mayor Jackie Biskupski, one National Conference of State Federation of Republican of Utah’s three female mayors Legislatures. Women, said girls in The for the state’s 246 cities and In the neighboring states of Church of Jesus Christ of towns.

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO THE AFTERMATH Community members come together to help residents displaced by fire

ast weeek, fire crews from across the area Lresponded to a grass fire on the west side of Tooele City that destroyed 10 homes and damaged eight more. Between 80 and 100 firefighters from nine different agencies joined together in an effort to stop the fast-moving fire, and their efforts saved several more homes from being destroyed. The community came together to help the 40-50 residents who were displaced by the blaze, which authori- ties said was intentionally set. Those who were displaced spent that evening at a shelter set up at West Elementary School. Most are now staying with family or friends, according to the American Red Cross. Community members were DANIEL PACHECO/TTB PHOTO quick to donate food and water to the victims of the fire — so Fire crews (top) work to much so that Tooele County douse hot spots in the Emergency Management had burned-out remnants of a more than enough donations home on Van Dyke Way in by midmorning the day after Tooele. Eighteen homes were the fire. damaged or destroyed in American Red Cross offi- Tuesday night’s fire (above). cials encourage those who A home on Van Dyke Way wish to provide assistance to (right) is a complete loss. the victims of the July 19 fire 0Kole Beckstead and Travis Jaramillo (below left) work to to donate to the Tooele Fire open a gun safe that was in a Relief Fund at any Zions Bank house destroyed by flames. branch. The fire also destroyed eight vehicles (below right). SEE AFTERMATH PAGE A11 ➤

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We couldn’t be more proud to watch you grow into such an amazing young man. You have accomplished already so much in life and can’t wait to see what your future holds. Keep being YOU and follow your dreams. We love you to the moon and back! Love, from all of us.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ADOPT ME! Another home on Van Dyke Way (above) is a complete loss. Fire crews (right) observe the blaze, which started in a field south of a Tooele neighborhood. Crews douse hot spots (below) on Tuesday.

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CORY THOMPSON 435.224.3329 KEVIN LEMMON, AUCTIONEER FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO 435.228.8456 KC Auctions Nikki Valenzela thanks a firefighter at West Elementary School. The Tooele school served as an evacuation site for residents living near a fast-moving Sales Tax and a 10% Buyers Premium will be charged on all auction items. grass fire that damaged or destroyed 18 homes last Tuesday. Announcements on Auction Day will take precedence. A12

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mother, the probable cause and treated people she came Santistevan said he believed Homicide statement said. into contact with well. that Jesus Aragon suffered continued from page A1 Turnbow said there were “She was well liked,” he from mental health problems, obvious signs of a struggle but said. “She was a well-rounded but was unable to give specif- Aragon was in the area and no definitive cause of death or person and it’s very, very sad ics. acting suspicious. motive had been determined this had to happen.” In spite of the tragic events, Jesus Aragon was not a at that point in the investiga- Marcella Aragon had filed the Aragon family has been resident of his mother’s house, tion. The police investigation for a protective order against handling it the best they can, according to the probable has been completed but cause her son in April 2014 and it Santistevan said. cause statement. of death will not be released was granted in June of the “So far to this point, I feel When officers arrived on until a report is completed by same year. The protective that they’re holding up good,” scene, they went to the front the state medical examiner’s order was dismissed in July he said. “They’re relying on door and knocked but received office, she said. 2015 at her request. each other, the neighbors and no response. They made con- Tanya Turnbow Joe Santistevan Marcella Aragon’s brother- Jesus Aragon had a crimi- whatnot. They’ll get through tact with Jesus Aragon through in-law, Joe Santistevan, spoke nal history, which recently this one way or another.” an open window on the south- room floor with obvious signs arrest and got into a scuffle on behalf of the family and included pleading guilty to Aragon had not been east side of the home, where of an assault, according to the with officers, Turnbow said. thanked the community for misdemeanor charges of fail- assigned a date or time for his he was found asleep on a bed, probable cause statement. He was safely taken into cus- their support and the police ure to stop at command of law initial appearance before Judge the statement said. Upon exiting the house, tody and transported to the department. enforcement and presenting Robert Adkins in 3rd District Officers asked him to come Aragon threw himself on the Tooele City Police Department “We’d like to ask the com- false personal information Court at press time. out to speak with them and he ground in front of the home for questioning, where he was munity to give the family a with the intent to be another A homicide has not occured did so willingly, Turnbow said. and began screaming and cry- cooperative with investigators. reasonable amount of time for actual person. He was released in Tooele County since the Tooele City police entered ing, the statement said. During an interview with privacy,” he said. at his sentencing hearing in Jesse Horowitz murder in April the home and found Marcella The responding police spoke Tooele City police, Aragon Santistevan said Marcella January for the 365 days previ- 2014. Aragon deceased on the living with Jesus but he resisted admitted to the murder of his Aragon was a fine individual ously served at the county jail. [email protected] TUESDAY July 26, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1

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SPORTS WRAP 2016 Junior Golf Costello takes over Stansbury boys golf The following individuals won the 2016 Junior Golf League BYU golfer said. “I’m kind of a Championship in their respec- Pro plans to watch, then teach hands-on guy. I’d like to think “I’m kind of a tive age group at Oquirrh Hills I’m going to improve their hands-on guy. Golf Course on July 19: Jack TAVIN STUCKI years and will add head coach- games quite a bit.” Griffith in the 7-10-year-old SPORTS EDITOR ing responsibilities at Stansbury Costello will inherit a team I’d like to think boys with a score of 41, Cache The face of Stansbury High to his current job as head pro at that finished fourth in Region Holmes and Braydon Griffith School golf has a new face. the Stansbury Park Golf Course. 10 last season and did not make in the 11-12-year-old boys with I’m going to Well, sort of. And while he isn’t exactly the cut at the Class 3A state scores of 39, Bridger Holmes Tom Costello has been golf- a stranger to high school golf- tournament to compete in sec- in the 13-17-year-old boys with improve their ing in the area for the past 30 ers in Stansbury, Costello ond day of play. a score of 36, Meagan Kramer said he plans to do at least a “Golf is really a brutal in the 7-12-year-old girls with a games quite a score of 49, Riley Root in the Stansbury Park Golf Course head pro couple things differently for the game mentally. If you get on 13-year-old girls with a score Tom Costello, left, will be the head upcoming season. the wrong side, it has a spiral bit.” coach of Stansbury High School’s of 66, Emily Medina in the 14- “I’m going to start out by Tom Costello boys golf team this season. ➤ 15-year-old girls with a score FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO watching them,” the former SEE GOLF PAGE B8 Stansbury golf coach of 54. Bees vs. Rainiers The Salt Lake Bees fell 6-4 to the Tacoma Rainiers in the series finale on Monday. FROM THE SIDELINES Kyle McGowin (4-8) got the start on the mound for Salt Lake, finishing with six innings pitched and six earned runs. Former Bee Daniel Robertson Summer’s almost over for student-athletes took the very first pitch of the t seems like the summer just is doing the best it can to miti- “There are a roll around. game over the left field wall barely started. gate that problem with its two But it feels like the balance to give Tacoma a 1-0 lead. It doesn’t feel like the moratorium periods in July, between these camps and Salt Lake relievers AJ Achter, I lot of kids who state softball tournament including one just before the allowing the kids to enjoy their Mike Morin, and Jose Valdez Darren Vaughan wrapped up just over two COMMUNITYCOMM NEWS EDITOR start of football two-a-days. But summer break is a little off combined for three innings would rather months ago. Graduation seems is there something more that sometimes. There has to be a and did not allow a run. “The like it was just yesterday. can be done? bullpen has picked up a ton spend their free happy medium between being a of innings for us over the last And yet, come next week, I get the idea of using sum- student-athlete and being just a three nights,” said Manager the summer will grind to a halt Perhaps it’s because the stu- mer ball to get better for the time fishing or regular high school kid. Keith Johnson. We were a little for high school student-athletes dent-athletes themselves didn’t upcoming season. Every team The next time you go out to bit short handed again tonight across the state as practices and get much of a break either. that didn’t win a state cham- camping rather a high school sporting event, but once again those guys tryouts for the upcoming fall Whether it’s summer base- pionship the previous season consider how much hard work came out, they were profes- sports season get going on Aug. ball leagues, basketball camps wants to do whatever it can than in the these athletes have put in sionals and put up zeros to 1 — with the exception of the or football 7-on-7 camps and to get there, even if it means behind the scenes before step- give us a chance at the end.” boys golf teams that start their conditioning drills, there isn’t spending hours in an empty weight room.” ping under those bright lights Offensively, the Salt Lake bats season on that day, and volley- much time to take a breath for gym or playing the outfield on Darren Vaughan in front of those packed bleach- slugged out eight hits on the ball squads that start practice a kids hoping to gain the inside a blazing summer day. Community News Editor ers. The games might be fun, evening with just two starters week later. track to a spot on the varsity Some of my own favorite but it took a lot of sacrifice to who failed to notch a hit. Down On Aug. 9, the first cross- roster. memories of growing up are much time around teammates get there. on a rehab assignment from country meets and girls soccer Growing up, we had our fair from those trips to Price or and friends is certainly a fun the Los Angeles Angels, Cliff games are allowed take place. share of camps, but they always Cedar City for basketball camps experience, it is also a lot of Darren Vaughan is a veteran Pennington went 2-for-4, rais- Volleyball matches start Aug. seemed to be over early in the or staying the night in a high work. Certainly, there are a lot sports writer from Moab, Utah. ing his average to .400 since 16 and the first football games summer so we still had a month school wrestling room on the of kids who would rather spend His role during summer camps joining the Triple-A roster. The are Friday, Aug. 19. or so to relax. It seems that isn’t Navajo reservation for another their free time fishing or camp- was to make sure nobody ran out Bees will head to Albuquerque Why does it seem like the the case as much anymore. basketball camp. ing rather than in the weight of Gatorade. Email him at dvaug Tuesday and square off with 2016-17 high school sports Certainly, the Utah High But sometimes it feels like room, and that sometimes ends [email protected]. the Isotopes in a four-game set season came up on us so fast? School Activities Association too much. While spending that up hurting them when tryouts before finishing off the road trip in Sacramento. RSL vs. San Jose A San Jose corner kick nearly spelled doom for RSL in the ninth minute of Friday’s match Early goals give the Galaxy a 2-1 win over the Timbers at Rio Tinto Stadium. It would have, had RSL midfielder Luke Mulholland not scored the PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) “We definitely turf got hotter. But I thought going, and we didn’t make the did not appear that the veteran second-half equalizer to save — With two goals in the first the substitutions were phe- plays we needed,” Portland defender was hurt by contact. a point for the home side and 11 minutes, the Galaxy stole a wanted to come nomenal. The guys that came goalkeeper Jake Gleeson said. Borchers could not stand preserve this season’s home- 2-1 victory in Portland. on were just great and amaz- The slow start was a let- after he was treated on the unbeaten record. San Jose’s Robbie Keane and Gyasi out aggressive ing and it worked well for us,” down for the Timbers, who field and had to be stretchered Chris Wondolowski, who has Zardes each scored for Los Zardes said. were coming off a big 3-1 off. Arena appeared to wish made 34 appearances for Angeles to put an end to the and I thought The Timbers were already victory over rival Seattle last him well as he was carried to the US Men’s National Team, Timbers’ nine-game undefeat- without defender Liam Sunday. But Portland nar- the locker room. finished off the early corner ed streak before a national TV we did that. Ridgewell, who has a strained rowed it to 2-1 before the Portland coach Caleb Porter kick for his eighth goal of the audience. right calf and will also miss end of the half with Zarek said after the game he had no season to give the visiting side Zarek Valentin scored We didn’t know the MLS All-Star Game against Valentin’s a hard shot from update on Borchers’ condi- a 1-0 lead. “Right now instead for the Timbers, who were Arsenal next week in San Jose. atop the box in the 41st min- tion, but the MLS has since of finding a way to win, we’re stung when they lost veteran what the sec- The Galaxy were without ute. It was his first goal of the announced the injury was a finding a way to tie or lose in defender and former Real Salt defender Ashley Cole because season. ruptured left achilles. certain circumstances,” RSL Lake defender Nat Borchers ond half had in of a sore hamstring, and mid- “Give them credit, they Portland’s early struggles head coach Jeff Cassar said. to what appeared to be a left fielder Steven Gerrard, who pushed for the goal,” Galaxy on defense and the loss of “But, I 100 percent think that ankle injury late in the first hand.” has a leg injury. coach Bruce Arena said. “I Borchers came as rumors (the problems are) fixable.” half. Borchers was a key piece Gyasi Zardes The Galaxy went ahead think our biggest mistake in swirled concerning the Monarch called up to the Timbers’ team that won LA Galaxy early with Keane’s easy tap in the game was conceding a goal Timbers’ interest in former Real Monarchs midfielder Elder the MLS Cup last season. off Giovani dos Santos’ cross at the end of the first half. We Newcastle United defender Torres was called in by the It was the Galaxy’s fourth Neither team added to the in the seventh minute. It was could have been in position to, Steven Taylor, who was at the Honduras U-23 National Team straight victory in Major score in the second half. Keane’s seventh goal in 10 I wouldn’t say sail through that match. for the 2016 Olympics in Rio League Soccer play, and fifth “We definitely wanted to overall matches this season. game, but deal with it a little Portland’s Darlington Nagbe de Janeiro, Brazil. Torres joined overall. Los Angeles (9-3- come out aggressive and I Los Angeles extended the bit better in the second half.” got a good chance with a clear the Olympic team for pre-tour- 8) is third in the Western thought we did that. We didn’t lead to 2-0 in the 11th minute A few moments later shot in the 86th minute but nament friendlies earlier this Conference, while Portland (7- know what the second half had on Zardes’ bouncing header. Portland suffered a major blow month and will be on the ros- 7-8) is in sixth. in hand, but the sun came out, “It took us a while to get when Borchers was injured. It SEE TIMBERS PAGE B8 ➤ ter when Honduras starts the tournament in August. Homegrown goalkeeper The Real Salt Lake organization will have five players rep- EXTRA INNINGS resenting the club at the 2016 Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game with the addition of Real Monarchs goalkeeper Christian Behold, the mighty army RSL fans pale in face of Portland Timbers crowds Herrera — who is currently on loan from Real Monarchs to Pachuca in Mexico’s Liga ather than spend- “It was a welcome in the team as they tackle or offside call is made, MX — to the Mexico Under-20 ing my Pioneer Day warm up on the field prior to or to rest for a short period weekend at the end of the match. during part of the halftime National Team roster. The MLS R Tavin Stucki sight to behold the Mormon Trail, my wife The crowd gives its own break. Homegrown Team — which fea- SPORTS EDITOR tures another four RSL players and I spent a few days in the that mighty unique addition in the singing They don’t even stop when — will take on the Mexico U- Williamette Valley — at the of the national anthem, float- the final whistle blows, con- 20 National Team in the 2016 end of the Oregon Trail. Portland ing Timbers scarves in the tinually chanting and drum- Chipotle MLS Homegrown While we were really there beating on the drums for 90 air at every would-be cymbol ming until the last of the Game on Wednesday, July 27 to visit my wife’s sister and minutes. Timbers army crash and shouting “Timbers” Portland players has exited at 7 p.m. MT at Avaya Stadium family, I took full advantage So when I say the disorga- in place of the final word the pitch into the locker room. in San Jose. of the opportunity we had to nized and often foul-mouthed after travel- — the last line in the Portland I imagine it would have watch a Major League Soccer RSL fanatics aren’t even in the version of the song reads “and continued for a longer time Utah Motorsports Campus match at Providence Park same universe as the Timbers ling the Oregon the home of the Timbers.” had the home side won The next major event at the and witness the might of the Army, I’d like to think I know Opposing teams and espe- instead of lost on Saturday. Utah Motorsports Campus Timbers Army first hand. what I’m talking about. Trail.” cially hated players are booed, It was a sight to behold is the NASA Six-Hour Enduro What a sight it was. The tickets and sections Tavin Stucki as occurs at any sports venue that mighty Portland Timbers scheduled for Aug. 6-7. I went to Utah State reserved for the Timbers sports editor during introductions. As the army after traveling the Bees equipment drive University and was a front- Army aren’t reserved at all, whistle blows and the match Oregon Trail. The Salt Lake Bees and row spectator in Section F at they’re just normal general began, and already the kicks off, the Timbers Army Even the fans in the Smith’s Food & Drug have USU basketball games during admission passes along the Timbers Army was in full chants. Spectrum at USU, which has partnered together to collect the time of Spectrum Magic. north goal line. The MLS force, and not a seat was And sings. been featured by ESPN as new or gently-used baseball I know what it’s like to sit in match against the LA Galaxy empty in those sections (yes, And drums. being the best college basket- equipment. Fans will have the the rowdy sections at Real started a little before 1 p.m. there are more than one). And chants. ball crowd west of Cameron opportunity to assist the Boys Salt Lake games. My family Saturday, but Timbers faithful The Army is let into the And sings. Indoor Stadium at Duke, had & Girls Clubs of Greater Salt bought season tickets in the founded a tent city outside stadium about an hour before And drums. nothing on the Timbers Army. Lake by donating baseball inaugural season at Rice- the gates Friday afternoon — the gates open — presumably And chants. gloves, balls, bats, helmets, Eccles Stadium in the support- there are often more people so the tent city can be taken And sings. Tavin Stucki is a sports cleats and other sporting ers section and my dad was at waiting in line than there are down and not be in the way And drums. writer from Midvale, Utah, equipment at two upcoming one time the vice president of tickets to purchase, according of other, less-enthusiastic And on and on, pausing who never travels anywhere the Loyalists. Once Rio Tinto to my brother-in-law. fans — and that time is spent to scream and cheer when a without finding a game SEE WRAP PAGE B8 ➤ was built, we were part of the We got to the park about singing, chanting, drumming Portland shot finds the net, to watch. Email him at group at the south end zone a half hour before the match and, of course, drinking to to jeer when a questionable [email protected]. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 26, 2016

5. CARTOONS: What kind of creatures are Disney characters Chip and Dale? 6. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: by Fifi Rodriguez What is the nickname of the University of Idaho sports teams? 1. LITERATURE: Which con- 7. EARTH SCIENCE: What is servationist wrote the magma? book “The Sea Around 8. GAMES: What word refers Us” in 1951? to a draw in the game of 2. FOOD & DRINK: What are chess? the food items mentioned 9. BIBLE: In which two books in the song “Take Me Out of the Bible do the Ten to the Ball Game”? Commandments appear? Moments 3. GEOGRAPHY: What is the 10. TELEVISION: In this capital of the Bahamas? 1970s-80s TV drama of 4. BIRTHSTONES: What is the same name, what in Time another name for a ruby, does the acronym “CHiPs” July’s birthstone? refer to? THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On Aug. 14, 1784, a Russian fur trader founds Three Saints Mega Maze Bay, the first permanent Russian settlement in Alaska. In 1867, Secretary of State William H. Seward signed a treaty with Russia for the purchase of Alaska for $7.2 million, a bargain at 2 cents an acre. ➤ On Aug. 10, 1846, President James Polk signs the Smithsonian Institution Act into law. In 1829, James Smithson died, leaving ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW behind a will giving money to the United several thousand dollars each. States for the creation For example, a six-sided vase of the “Smithsonian with leaves in green recently Institution” and a for- sold for $2,000. Some of his tune worth well over others have sold for even $500,000. more. I suggest you hire the ➤ On Aug. 13, 1899, Q: My grandmother services of a good certified Alfred Hitchcock, the was raised in Weymouth, personal property appraiser macabre master of Massachusetts. In 1909, and get them documented for moviemaking, is born in when she got married, she insurance purposes. London. His innovative received three vases crafted • • • directing techniques by William Henry Grueby, Q: I am enclosing pictures made “The Master of a Boston potter. Although I and need you to identify am not all that familiar with and tell me what these two Suspense” one of the pottery from this period, pans were used for. I bought most influential film- I think all three are in the them at auction about 35 makers of the 20th Arts and Crafts style. Are years ago and have never century. Grueby pieces worth keep- seen others like them. I also ➤ On Aug. 11, 1965, in ing? — Ramona, Augusta, need a price range value. –- the Watts neighborhood Maine Linda, Darlington, Indiana of Los Angeles, two A: According to Schroeder’s A: Your question is a little white policemen scuffle Antiques Price Guide pub- like showing me a picture of a with a black motorist lished by Collector Books, brick and asking me what kind suspected of drunken your vases could be quite of structure it came from. Your driving, sparking a riot. When is best time to train your dog? valuable. pans could have been used Five days of violence left William Henry Grueby to prepare food on a working DEAR DON: It’s not that of anything else until you feed began working with tiles farm. My grandmother had 34 people dead, 1,032 you’re doing anything wrong, me!” Or, when Spaetzle is when he was about 15 years several such pans, which she injured and nearly it’s that maybe training during out for her walk, she may be old. He later founded the used when preparing apples 4,000 arrested. walks isn’t right for Spaetzle. focused on finding the perfect Grueby Faience Company for cider and grapes for juice. ➤ On Aug. 8, 1974, with Observe your dog through- places to pee or poop. That’s in Boston and began experi- I don’t make appraisals, and impeachment pro- out the day for a few days. Are where her attention is going. menting with art pottery. He since it is not known where ceedings underway, there times when she appears So more complex commands developed glazes in blue, gray, your pans were made or by President Richard Nixon to be more receptive to your may go right past her. yellow, brown and cucumber whom, I can’t provide any announces he will commands? More responsive? You can work on simpler green. What made his glazes additional information. resign as president of Are there times when she is behavioral training and com- unique is they were executed the United States. really hyper and times when mands throughout the day. in soft shades without gloss. Write to Larry Cox in care DEAR PAW’S CORNER: she is very relaxed? During walks, of course, is the In 1900, Grueby exhibited his of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, ➤ On Aug. 9, 1985, Arthur I’ve tried to work in obe- Take note of these behav- best time to train her to heel, work at the Paris Exposition Orlando, FL 32803, or send e- Walker, a retired U.S. dience training with my iors and the time of day when sit and stay. At treat times, Universelle, where he won mail to questionsforcox@aol. Navy officer, is found puppy, “Spaetzle,” during they seem more common. teach a command before giving three gold medals. com. Due to the large volume guilty of espionage for her morning and evening Then, adjust your behavior a treat. Train when the oppor- Grueby’s pottery was hand- of mail he receives, Mr. Cox passing top-secret docu- walks, because I read some- training to take place during tunity presents itself. Most of thrown and hand-decorated. cannot personally answer all ments to his brother where that this is the most these times and see how she all, be patient and encourage While making art pottery, he reader questions, nor does he John, who then passed efficient way to do it. But she responds. her, always. also continued to design and do appraisals. Do not send them to Soviet agents. doesn’t seem to pay atten- Some dogs are extremely produce tiles. I can’t find any any materials requiring return John Walker, also a tion, and I feel like we’re not focused on certain core tasks, Send your tips, questions or evidence that his art pottery mail. Navy veteran, had been getting very far. Am I doing like, “Hey, it’s time to eat. I’m comments to ask@pawscorner. was made after about 1910. involved in spying for something wrong? — Don in pretty sure it’s time to feed com. Depending on the style of your © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. the Soviets since 1968. Chapel Hill, North Carolina me. I need to eat. I can’t think © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. vases, they could be worth ➤ On Aug. 12, 1990, fossil hunter Susan Hendrickson finds three ing: “’Animal Kingdom’ has season. winning indie film —Craig King Features Weekly Service, huge bones jutting out signaled the new tone for TNT “The Powerpuff Girls” himself won a Sundance Jury 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, of a cliff near Faith, dramas and is moving the net- made its inaugural appear- Award for acting — called FL 32803; or e-mail her at South Dakota, part of work in the direction we hoped ance at San Diego Comic-Con “Morris From America.” The [email protected]. the largest and most it would. I’m confident that our this past July with its first- movie is billed as: “A heart- complete Tyrannosaurus strategy of working with high- ever panel and an immersive warming and crowd-pleasing © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. rex skeleton ever dis- caliber talent and then getting Townsville-inspired booth. coming-of-age com- covered. Nicknamed out of their way will continue “’The Powerpuff Girls’ is on a edy with a unique “Sue,” the skeleton is 42 to pay off.” momentous run with its first spin, which centers feet long, and its mas- • • • Emmy nod, a debut appear- on Morris Gentry sive 2,000-pound skull Q: I have been so drawn Q: As I child of the ‘90s, ance at one of the biggest fan (played by Markees has 58 teeth. It can be in by “Animal Kingdom,” I have been religiously events of the year, and now Christmas), a 13- but it’s always just my luck watching the reboot of “The a second-season green light,” year-old who has just seen today at the Field that when I really like a new Powerpuff Girls.” Will they said Rob Sorcher, chief con- relocated with his Museum of Natural show, it gets canceled. Please be making more episodes? tent officer for the Cartoon single father, Curtis History in Chicago. give me some good news and — Jennifer S., via email Network. “Congratulations to (Craig Robinson), © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. tell me that this isn’t the case A: You and I share a com- the Cartoon Network creative to Heidelberg, here! — Jonathan T. in Texas mon love, so we both will teams who have superpowered Germany. ‘Morris A: With so many new shows be pleased by this news. this property with the perfect from America’ is a never making it to their sopho- The Cartoon Network has amount of Chemical X to bring delightfully original Stay Informed more season, I am glad to announced the renewal of a hit show to a new generation take on growing TOOELETRANSCRIPT report that this is not the case the cultural zeitgeist “The of fans.” up, following your BULLETIN with TNT’s freshman drama, Powerpuff Girls.” The series • • • dreams, and finding “Animal Kingdom.” The crime premiere in April won the Q: I loved Craig Robinson your voice.” It cur- Subscribe 435-882-0050 drama starring Ellen Barkin, night in all key demos and had in “The Office” and the “Hot rently is airing exclu- Scott Speedman and Shawn more than 81 million view- Tub Time Machine” movies. sively on DirecTV, Hatosy has been picked up for ers worldwide across multiple Can you tell me what else and will open Aug. a 10-episode second season, platforms, making it the larg- he’s been up to? — Dee Dee 19 in select cities with Sarah Aubrey, execu- est international event in net- S., Deerfield Beach, Florida nationwide. tive vice president of original work history. 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(A Spanish Tale) daughter,” and he reached down and shook the adapted by Amy Friedman and girl awake. illustrated by Meredith Johnson His daughter sat up, took one look at the prince and fell instantly in love. When the prince nce upon a time, a king had one son, set off with the cart, the gypsy told his daughter and when he was old enough, he told his the story. As he did, she concocted a plan to win Ofather he wished to marry the most beau- over the prince. tiful woman in the world. She turned to the maiden and said, “Let me “I’m going to travel the world until I find her,” comb your hair. I will make you even more beau- said the prince. And he set off. tiful than you already are.” He traveled far that first day and came to a The maiden agreed, and the girl began to stream, where he stopped to drink. As he leaned brush her hair. As she did, she pierced the maid- over, he saw three oranges reflected in the water. en’s head with a pin and she instantly turned into He turned around and saw an orange tree. The a dove and flew away. fruit looked so tasty that the prince could not The girl removed her own clothes and dressed resist. So he climbed the tree and plucked three in the maiden’s tatters, and she sat in the spot oranges. where the maiden had been. When the prince When he cut open the first orange, a beautiful returned from getting new clothes, he squinted maiden stepped out from the inside. She said, at her. “You look different,” he said. “What has “Give me bread,” but the prince shook his head changed?” and said, “I have no bread.” Before he could “The sun has burned me,” she said. stop her, she stepped back inside and the orange “But your eyes were full of light,” he said. became whole again. “When you departed, the light faded from my Amazed, the prince cut open the second eyes,” she replied. orange. This time a maiden even more beauti- “And your voice, it sounds so different,” he said ful than the first stepped out and said, “Give me suspiciously. bread.” “It is the voice of a woman longing to marry “I can’t,” the prince said, “I have none.” Once you,” said the girl. “When we marry, I will look again, before he could say another word, she and sound like the woman with whom you fell in stepped inside and the orange became whole. love.” Now the prince decided he must find some The prince believed her, and so they returned bread, and as he was contemplating what to do, a to the palace and married the very next day. gypsy happened to pass by in a cart. That night a dove appeared in the garden. “Hello, my friend,” the prince called. “I will “How is the prince?” she asked. “Does he love his give you a sack of gold for a piece of bread.” wife?” Naturally, the gypsy gave the prince some The gardener shrugged. “It does not seem so to bread, and they made their exchange. The prince me,” he said. quickly sliced open the third orange, and out The dove flew away, but the next day she stepped another beautiful maiden. returned and asked, “How is the prince? Does he strange creature, he ordered the gardener to cap- this?” he asked aloud and he pulled it out. “Please give me bread,” she said, and the love his wife?” ture her. The dove instantly turned back into the prince handed her the bread. “He seems sad,” the gardener said. “I don’t The next day, when the dove appeared, the maiden. Then she told the prince all that had hap- The maiden ate it and smiled at the prince, believe he loves the princess.” gardener caught her and put her in a golden cage pened. who had fallen for her. After that, the dove came every day to the gar- and he carried the cage to the prince. The prince immediately ordered his false bride “Marry me,” he said, and the maiden agreed. den. Each day she asked the same question. With The moment the prince saw the dove, he felt to be expelled from the palace. His father, the The prince saw the maiden was wearing tat- each passing day, the gardener’s answers became his heart expand with love. He opened the cage king, decreed the marriage had never been real, tered clothing, and he could not take her to the more certain. door, reached in and lifted her out. Then he held and so the prince and the maiden married and palace as she was. He turned to the gypsy and “He is as unhappy as any man I know,” the gar- her and she began to sing. lived happily ever after. said, “Let me borrow your cart to go get clothing dener said. “What a beautiful creature you are,” said the And as for the gypsy girl, they say she learned for my beloved.” One day, the gardener told the prince about prince. Moved by affection, he began to stroke the her lesson that deception will never bring true The gypsy said, “OK, but I must wake my the dove. When the prince heard about the dove’s head, and as he did, he felt a pin. “What is happiness.

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For information about the Guide Then don’t miss the insights that Brandon There is a breakfast served each Sunday The Tooele County Health Department’s We are still looking for commercial, crafts Dogs of America or the Stansbury Days West, Temple Square gardener, will present from 9-11 a.m. There is a special every Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Aging Services program is the sponsor for and home business along with food ven- Car Show call 435-841-0713 or e-mail on Wednesday, July 27 from 7-8 p.m. at the Sunday for $5 per person and you can Our club meets the third Tuesday of the these Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver dors for the Tooele County Fair this Aug. [email protected]. The Guide USU Extension Classroom, 151 N. Main, order off the menu for $7 per person or month from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Support Groups. The groups are designed 4-6. The vendors will be located in the Dogs of America is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Tooele. For more information, contact Jay $3 for seniors who order very few items or Museum downstairs conference room to provide emotional, educational and midway area on the grass this year and will charitable organization and your donation is Cooper at [email protected]. for kids age 11 and under. The breakfast located at 47 E. Vine Street, Tooele. Come social support for caregivers. They help be given a 10x10 area for their pop-up or tax deductible. includes one glass of juice or milk and cof- learn about rocks, minerals and ways to participants develop methods and skills to tent. The rates are the best of any event fee with refills. Bad beer is available and craft with them and enjoy field trips for rock solve problems. The meetings encourage in the state for a three-day event. for more CHARITY the food is delicious. Public invited. collecting. Membership $10/year. Email caregivers to maintain their own personal, information check the web site at SCHOOLS [email protected]. physical and emotional health, as well as www.tooelefair.com. Tooele Children’s Justice Center Steak nights On July 22, the dinner special is a 14- Sons of Utah Pioneers optimally care for the person with demen- Story and Craft Hour Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need tia. Questions call 435-277-2456. Premium books available Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. ounce choice beef ribeye steak for $16. On The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers The Tooele County Fair Premium book is Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy the We appreciate all donations. For inquiries July 29, the special is a half-and-half, six- Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep our Parkinson’s Disease Support ounce choice beef sirloin steak and three available! Enter your photographs, vegeta- adventures of books and make fun crafts. or drop-off call (435) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 pioneer heritage alive. We do this through Group bles, quilts, baked goods, leather craft and For more information, call (435) 833- East, Tooele. shrimp for $10. histories, stories, artifacts, monuments, museums, service and scholarships. Much A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can more! Home Arts entries are due Monday, 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Aug. 1 from noon-8 p.m. and 4H exhibits Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, United Methodist dinner Kids’ Steak Night menu of this labor of love is found in the Tooele Something new at the Friday Night Steaks: Tooele has a support group for persons are due 1-7 p.m. at Deseret Peak. Get your Tooele. Please enter through the south Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Pioneer Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, there is a new kids menu. The Auxiliary will with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- premium book at USU Extension/4H office side doors. free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and as well as various statues and monuments offer a new menu for kids 12 and under ers. You can learn how others are coping at 151 N. Main, Monday-Thursday from 8 social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is around the county. The Tooele Pioneer ONLY. For $2 per person, they have their with PD and how to live well. We meet the a.m.-6 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m.-noon, Free Preschool Hour served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement choice of a large corn dog, four mini corn third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at or at Maceys, Soelbergs or your local Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Canyon is another of our projects. We are dogs, a hot dog or a grilled cheese on TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, library. Look at an online book at www. Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour The Tooele Valley Resource always looking for artifacts and histories as of learning, singing and creating. This class Center Texas Toast with their choice of French fries a loan or gift to be displayed for everyone’s 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For informa- tooele4h.org. Email Darlene at darlene. tion, call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at is for all children 0-5 years old. Please The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now or tater tots. You cannot beat this. Parents, benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If [email protected] with any questions. (435) 840-3683. come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- sharing a building with the Tooele County come down to steak night and let the kids you are interested in the values of honoring join you and try our new menu for the kids. Open pet show tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is cur- past and future pioneers and in visiting Tooele Valley Country Players their historical settings and learning more Bring your furry, scaled or feathered friend are located at West Elementary School, rently in need of donations. Please con- We meet and play for each of the four Auxiliary to honor 2015-2016 about those who settled and shaped Utah, to show them off on Saturday, Aug. 6 at 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter sider donating items such as deodorant, assisted living nursing homes in Tooele President attend our business and education meeting 11 a.m. at the Outdoor Stage at the Tooele through the south side doors. chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet County. From 3:30-4:30 p.m. each Tuesday The regular meeting of the Auxiliary will the first Thursday of each month. A potluck County Fair at Deseret Peak. Registration paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs and and Thursday, we are at one of these Saint Marguerite Catholic School be Monday, July 25, 2016 at 7 p.m. There dinner followed by various presentations starts at 10:30 a.m. — please be on time. brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Those homes. We are looking for fiddle and guitar We have openings for the 2016-2017 will be a short meeting and then a party to starts promptly at 6:30 p.m. in the new There will be prizes too! Dress your pet who receive services include individuals players and singers to add to our group. school year, which starts Aug. 1, in grades honor PMP Jessica Winegar for her service TATC Center at 88 S. Tooele Blvd. Call as a superhero to match the fair them of or families in crisis, the homeless and If you are interested, call Jay Flanders at PK–8, including all-day kindergarten for 2015-2016. A light lunch will be served. Robert Hansen at (435) 249-0703 for more “Super” Fun for a special prize! Adults and families at risk of becoming homeless. For (435) 882-4278 or Thiel “Tilly” Peck at classes and all-day preK/preschool. We All Sisters of the Auxiliary are invited to information. kids of any age welcome. Bring pet in a more information, call (435) 566-5938 or (435) 224-4807. carrier, on a leash, etc. Questions? Contact also have junior high (grades 6–8) featur- fax (435) 843-0244. attend. Darlene at 435-840-4404. Sponsored by ing an enhanced STEM curriculum called Mood disorder support group TC Squares Aerie state visitation Do you or someone you love have a mood USU Extension/Tooele County 4H. STREAMS. Come and see us today at 15 First Baptist Food Pantry TC Squares is ready to gear up and start Tooele Aerie #164 will host the Utah State disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation offers S. 7th Street in Tooele, call 435-882-0081 The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- dancing again. We will have beginner class- Aerie on July 28, 2016. The state meeting help, hope and healing. Please join us for Chopped — Superhero Dessert or visit www.stmargschool.org. ing an emergency food pantry to meet the es starting Monday, Aug. 1 from 7:30-9:30 will be held at 6 p.m., dinner will be served support group sessions every Wednesday Edition needs of our community. The food pantry p.m. at the Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High THS Band Reunion at 7 p.m. and the Aerie will meet at 8 at 4:30 p.m. at the New Reflection Come to the Tooele County Fair and com- is available for emergency needs. Hours School Cafetorium, located at 2152 N. 400 The second annual THS band reunion and p.m. All Aerie Brothers are invited to come Clubhouse on 900 South in Tooele. For pete in a fun Chopped! Dessert contest. of operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. West in Tooele, Utah. We are a casually Contest is Thursday, Aug. 4 at 7 p.m. You potluck is Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016, from to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main out and support your officers and Aerie more info, contact Kelly at 841-9903. noon-7 p.m. at the east pavilion at Tooele and show you do support the Utah State dressed family-friendly club and welcome get a box of supplies and 30 minutes Street. For information call (435) 882- dancers of all ages — we just ask that to create a superhero-themed dessert! City Park, located at Vine Street and 200 2048. Eagles. See you there. Tooele Family Al-Anon Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele those under age 12 be supervised by an Compete as team or individual — kids and West. Bring family, friends and food to Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the adult at all times. The first three nights in adults invited! Contestants MUST prereg- share. Feel free to bring your instruments The Tooele County Food Bank LKS back of the building. For questions or more August will be free for new dancers. Come ister by Friday, July 29 by texting 435-840- — we would love to hear you play. Please & Grantsville Emergency Food E information, please call Allene at (435) out and learn to square dance for free 4404 or e-mail darlene.christensen@usu. share this information with any THS band alumni to help promote this event. Pantry Friday night dinners 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) 884-0825 and find out how much fun it is and enjoy edu. First 12 teams signed up will com- The Tooele County Food Bank and THS Class of 1956 Reunion Dinner will be served each Friday night from or (435) 241-9200. friendship set to music. The schedule for pete. CASH Prizes! Kids, adult and adult/ Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in The Tooele High School Class of 1956 6-9 p.m. The menu includes halibut for August and September is as follows: Aug. kid team divisions. Sponsored by USU need of canned meats, soups, pasta and will hold its 60th class reunion Saturday, $17; shrimp for $12.50; steak and shrimp Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U 1 — New dancer class at 7:30 p.m. (new Extension/Tooele County 4H. any non-perishable foods. We are accept- Aug. 13 from noon-3 p.m. at Tooele High for $12.50; fish and chips for $10.50, This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the dancers are free), ice cream social night ing donations for Pathways Women’s and School. RSVP soon at the THS Class chicken breast for $10.50 or soup and Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. (bring your favorite toppings); Aug. 8 — new Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic of ’56 Facebook page or by emailing salad for $7. All items above include your Main Street. For more information, contact dancer class at 7:30 p.m. (new dancers TOOELE abuse). They are in need of socks, under- [email protected] or calling (435) 841- choice of baked potato, French fries or rice Gesele at (435) 224-4015 or Jo-Ann at are free); Aug. 15 — New dancer class at wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene 7640. pilaf and soup or salad bar. (435) 849-4180. 7:30 p.m. (new dancers are free, last night Senior Center products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, for new dancers to begin); Aug. 22 — new The senior center is for the enjoyment of nail polish and remover), toys. Anything will Meetings Alcoholics Anonymous dancer class at 7:30 p.m., summer picnic all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting TATC be appreciated. Underwear and socks must Lodge meetings are held the second and Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the dance (bring your favorite picnic treat); activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, be new. Other items can be gently used. fourth Tuesday of every month. House Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For Aug. 29 — New dancer class at 7:30 p.m.; exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- Please help us help our community. Drop committee meetings are held every third more information, contact Lance at (435) Sept. 5 — dark for Labor Day; Sept. 12 ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies Diesel Tech class Become a Heavy Duty Diesel Technician boxes are located in the Intermountain Tuesday of the month. All members are 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) 694-2624. — New dancer class at 7:30 p.m.; Sept. and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- Staffing Office, 7 South Main Street #203, welcome and encouraged to attend. 19 — New dancer class at 7:30 p.m., plan able for homebound. Lunch served week- and start earning an attractive income. Food Addicts in Recovery Employer partners are waiting to employ Tooele, UT 84074. and prepare for anniversary dance, melons, days. For age 60 and above, suggested Anonymous melons and more melons; Sept. 23 — One- donation is $3. For those under age 60, diesel technician graduates. Enroll today American Red Cross Blood and begin an exciting lucrative career. Visit HISTORICAL SOCIETY Are you having trouble controlling the year anniversary dance from 7-9:30 p.m., cost is $5. Transportation available to the Drives way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery pre-rounds start at 7 p.m., alternating tips store or doctor visits for residents in the tatc.edu or call 435-248-1800 for more information. The American Red Cross is sponsoring Seeking Historical Items Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- and rounds until 9:30; Sept. 26 — New Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- blood drives July 26 from 2:30-6:30 p.m. at Tooele County Historical Society would like ery program for anyone suffering from dancer class at 7:30 p.m. For more infor- tation information call (435) 843-4102. For STEM camp the Tooele City Library; July 27 from 2:30- members of the community who have any food addiction. Meetings are held every mation, call Woody at 435-850-2441 or more information about the Tooele center, STEM camp at TATC begins Aug. 12. The 7:30 p.m. at Stansbury High School; Aug. family or personal histories, photographs, Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Roberta at 801-349-5992. call (435) 843-4110. camp is open to children in grades 3-5. 5 from 2-8 p.m. at the Grantsville Stake books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter at the north Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of Books for the Whole Family Seats are filling fast, so reserve your spot (550 E. Durfee Street) and from 2-8 p.m. newspaper articles that you would like back entrance. For more information, call at the Tooele Valley View Stake (1000 N. to donate to our organization to please Millicent at (435) 882-7094 or Denise at Donated children’s books and paperbacks today at tatc.eventbrite.com. the Month 350 East); and Aug. 11 from 2:30-7:30 call us. We are also looking for books, (435) 830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts. Fiona Kahlo is the Stansbury Art and Lit are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers p.m. at the Stansbury Park Utah South newspaper articles, photos, brochures org. Everyone is welcome to attend. Chamber Wall Gallery artist for the month are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Stake-Bayshore Chapel (5899 N. Bayshore or any history that pertains to the Tooele of July. Behind every piece Fiona Viola on Fridays and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays EDUCATION Drive). During the summer months, the County area. If you would like to donate Tooele County Aging Kahlo creates is a story or concept filled at the Tooele City Library. All proceeds Online courses American Red Cross may see as many as them to our organization, or if you would Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- with symbolism, hope and a healing mes- go back to the library for projects and Online courses in Network+ and Security+ 100,000 fewer blood donations than what let us make a copy for the Tooele County teers to help us meet the needs of seniors sage. The very essence of Kahlo’s work is programs. IT are designed for the IT professional patients need. Vacation plans and summer Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at in the community. Many seniors require the visual narrative it reveals. Each viewer Grave decorations seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- activities can make it difficult for even the (435) 882-1612. assistance and need rides to doctors or will ultimately take away his or her own other health professionals. Rides help Tooele City Cemetery has set its schedule edge of networking and security, and pre- most dedicated donors to give, but the understanding of the piece. Some experi- Historical books seniors live more independent lives. Call for grave decorations for 2016. Decorations pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and need for blood doesn’t take a holiday or ences in life simply cannot be expressed Tooele County Historical Society’s books (435) 843-4114 for more information. The are allowed for seven days before and Security+ exams. Call the TATC at (435) summer break. The Red Cross is asking with words. Kahlo’s artwork serves as the will be available to purchase at our meet- Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also seven days after St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, 248-1800 for more information or to enroll. eligible donors to choose their day between vehicle to convey the emotional side of ing. The History of Tooele County Volume are in need of volunteers. For more infor- Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, Father’s Day, July 25-Aug. 31 to give blood or platelets life’s journey. This artwork will be available Adult education II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and mation about volunteering at the Grantsville Independence Day, Pioneer Day, Labor and receive a $5 Amazon gift card from the for the public to view at the Tooele County Get your high school diploma this year. All Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For Day and Halloween, as well as seven days American Red Cross. Chamber of Commerce, 154 S. Main, dur- classes required for a high school diploma, have eight note cards depicting four dif- volunteering at the Tooele Center, call before and seven days after the anni- ing their regular business hours. adult basic education, GED preparation and ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will Debbie at (435) 843-4103. versary of death and seven days before Baby blankets needed English as a second language are available. Baby blankets are needed for the nursery make great gifts for your family and friends. and seven days after the birthday of the Stansbury Art and Lit July Register now to graduate — just $50 per at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets Please call Alice Dale at 882-1612 if you Life’s Worth Living Foundation Meeting deceased. Suicide support group every third Thursday semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call should be new and in good condition. would like to purchase these books. The July meeting of the Stansbury Art and at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located at 88 S. (435) 833-8750. Adult education classes Homemade blankets are also accepted Literary Society will be held Tuesday, July Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you struggle with are for students 18 and over. if new. Donations can be turned in to the 26 at 6 p.m. at the Skyline Park Pavilion, GRANTSVILLE suicidal thoughts or have lost a loved volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical GROUPS AND EVENTS 651 E. Skyline Drive (450 South), Tooele ESOL one to suicide, please plan on attending. Center, 2055 N. Main St. in Tooele. Call City. The presenter is Diane Casper Allen. Family History Center ESOL conversational classes are held Local author seeks photos Please go on Facebook and like our page Greet your ancestors free at the Grantsville Diane at (435) 843-3691 with any ques- She will show her silk artwork, talk about Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students A local author and historian is seeking origi- to keep current with our latest news and Family History Center, 117 E. Cherry St. tions. how she came to create these beautiful may also come anytime the center is open nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, events. Contact us on that page. lifesworth- All are welcome, with consultants there to pieces and demonstrate how to paint on for individualized study. Registration is $50 Community Closet Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well livingfoundation.com. assist you. Open Mondays noon to 4 p.m., silk. Diane will provide paint and material per semester. Call (435) 833-8750 for Clean out your closets. The Community as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions and Tuesday through Thursday noon to 4 for people to have hands-on experience more information. Closet is accepting donations for gently and resorts for an upcoming book project. Life’s Worth Living Golf p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. painting on silk. Wear clothing suitable for used clothing. Donations are accepted at Those who wish to contribute information Tournament painting. If you plan to attend and want to Early Head Start your neighborhood school. Contact Christy or photographs of these parks should con- Senior Center The Life’s Worth Living Foundation will paint, email [email protected]. There Do you have a child under age 3? Are Johnson at (435) 830-4706 with any ques- tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. The senior center is for the enjoyment host its second annual golf tournament was a recent celebration of her silk work at you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early tions. Contributions will be printed with credit in of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 1 at The Links the Huntsman Cancer Center and this was Head Start is a free program for eligible a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. call (435) 884-3446. Activities include at Overlake. Registration for the four-per- shown on local TV stations. The optional families that offers quality early educa- There is no such thing as too many photo- Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, son scramble begins at 7:30 a.m. with project is to creatively use the theme tion for infants and toddlers in the home; OOSE graphs as the author needs a minimum of pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. M a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. Register ‘Heaven’ in whatever form of artwork you parent education; comprehensive health 160 photographs, and any help is greatly your team before Sept. 1 for a $50 team Meals on Wheels available for homebound. services to women before, during and after choose. Bring the finished piece to the Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and Meals at the Lodge appreciated. discount. Single players are welcome for pregnancy; nutrition education and family Friday and Saturday night dinners will be meeting for viewing. Refreshments will be above, suggested donation is $3. For those $65 per player. Breakfast will be provided support services. Call (435) 841-1380 or served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday night Tooele Valley Flute Choir served. People are welcome to come and under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation by Denny’s and there will be a BBQ pig- (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for dinners include clam chowder or home- The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- meet Diane Casper Allen and to learn more available to the store or doctor visits for on-a-spit lunch. For more information or to free additional information. made soup, and/or fish baskets (halibut, bers interested in our inaugural effort to about our organization for creative and residents in the Tooele and Grantsville register, call Ted Young at 435-849-1773 or shrimp), or chicken strips. Saturday night raise the profile of local flautists. If you artistic people. areas. For transportation information, call visit lifesworthlivingfoundation.com. Free developmental evaluation dinners include 12-ounce ribeye or T-bone love to play the flute and want to grow your (435) 843-4102. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers steak with choice of baked potato/fries, musical horizons, please join us! All levels DAV Chapter 20 a variety of services to families with salad and roll; halibut or salmon steak with of skill and experience welcome. Contact The DAV will hold its monthly executive to Recovery” Grantsville Irrigation infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Grantsville Irrigation has issued agricultural choice of baked potato or fries, salad and Emma at [email protected]. committee meeting from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Individualized services are available to roll, or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked on the second Thursday of each month at p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Suite 4 in users an additional two regular turns which enhance development in communication, Tooele Valley Free Masons Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to brings the total to four regular turns for potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The motor development, cognition, social/emo- are for a reasonable price. No orders are The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the general membership meeting will meet on all those affected by someone else’s addic- the season. Residential users have been tional development, self-help skills and second Friday of each month for dinner and tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help allotted 250,000 gallons per share. Please taken after 8:45. Daily lunch specials are the third Thursday from 7:30-8:30 p.m. The health concerns. Contact us for a free available at the lodge from 11 a.m. After socializing. If you are interested or have DAV is looking for volunteer drivers — no by sharing our experience, strength and keep track of your use to avoid exceeding developmental evaluation at (435) 833- questions please join us at the Lodge, hope. For more information, please contact your allotment. If you notice any leaks, purchase of 10 (ten) meals either Friday/ DAV membership is required. Will need a 0725. Saturday nights you get a free one. If you located at the corner of Settlement Canyon VA physical. No monthly meetings are held Terri at (435) 313-4851. please call 435-830-9261. Contact the Road and SR-36, or give us a call at (435) office if you have any questions at 435- Budget 101 have more than four people in your party, in July or December. Call commander Curtis please call ahead to ensure the cook can 277-0087. G. Beckstrom at (435) 840-0547 or adju- 884-3451. Get control of your money with this free plan better. For members and their guests tant Eric Suarez at (435) 241-9781. class! This 1 1/2-hour class will help you only. Tooele Valley Family History Daughters of Utah Pioneers with the tools you’ll need to set up a bud- The DUP is seeking any family histories, Center Health Department and Aging get — and tips to follow it. To get the most Entertainment Research your ancestors free with trained photographs, books, stories or vintage of out the class bring your income and debt Services hours The next live band is scheduled for FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele The Tooele County Health Department and artifacts (before 1900) to display at our information. You will not need to share this Saturday, Aug. 14. Please come out and Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Aging Services’ new hours of operation are DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 info with anyone — it is just for you to use. have a great meal and dance to great East, Tooele. Phone (435) 882-1396. Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Classes are offered each month. Classes music. For members and their guests only. Hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday, from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the held at USU Extension at 151 N Main. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday on our main page for holiday hours and Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Register by the Monday before by emailing tion, call Ellen Yates at (435) 884-0253 or Golf scramble evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by closures. For more information, call (435) [email protected] or call/text The next Moose golf scramble is scheduled Coralie Lougey at (435) 884-3832. Visit appointment only. Special classes offered 277-2301. 435-840-4404. for Sunday, Aug. 14 at Oquirrh Hills Golf www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. regularly. Call the center for more informa- Course. 8 a.m. shotgun start. $45 per per- exploretooele.com. Hunter Education tion. Same-Sex Attraction Support son, includes golf, cart, prizes and lunch. Group Utah Hunter Education courses will take Golf passes and/or personal carts will be Take Off Pounds Sensibly This group is for men dealing with unwant- Questions or Comments? place Aug. 2, 4, 9, 10 and 11 from 6-9 honored. Please sign up or call 882-2931. If you are struggling with your weight, TANSBURY ARK ed same-sex attraction. This group meets E-mail Us: S P p.m. at the Tooele County Health Building, you don’t need to travel the road alone. every other week on Thursday evening in located at 151 N. Main St. in Tooele. Tri-Lodge at Camp Wapiti TOPS can help you achieve your goals and [email protected] Restoration at Benson Gristmill The range day will be Aug. 13. State law The fifth annual Tri-Lodge at Camp Wapiti Tooele. There is no charge for participation. The Historic Benson Gristmill Restoration support you in your journey. We provide requires students to attend all sessions of will be held Sept. 16-18. Please plan on This is a safe setting that will offer healing, Committee is seeking donations from accountability through weekly weigh-ins TOOELE class. All students must purchase a Hunter attending and enjoy different bands on understanding, support and resources. For TRANSCRIPT individuals, groups, and businesses to help and support and encouragement in a non- Education voucher for $10 from a license Friday and Saturday nights and great food more information, call Rick at (435) 224- BULLETIN with restoration efforts and the operation judgmental environment. TOPS is open agent/vendor before attending a class. all day Friday and Saturday. Campsites are 4355 or email [email protected]. of the historic Gristmill site. Donations may to all men, women, teens and preteens. Bring the voucher to the first class and available on a first-come, first-served basis. be sent to Tooele County Benson Gristmill There are now two TOPS chapters in Tooele give to the instructor. The voucher includes For Eagles, Elks and Moose members and Fund, 47 S. Main Street, Tooele, UT to accommodate your schedule. UT 330 all costs for the class and includes a their guests only. 84074. For more information contact Mark Tooele meets Tuesday at Cornerstone Bulletin Board Policy small game license that is validated upon Baptist Church, 276 E. 500 North. Weigh (435) 241-0065. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at completion of the class. For more informa- Moose Association convention in from 5:30-6 p.m., meeting at 6 p.m. Call 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin tion, call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at The annual Idaho/Utah Moose Association Mary Lou at (435) 830-1150 for informa- Stansbury Days Car Show Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit 882-6795. Convention will be held Sept. 22-25 at the tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday at The eighth annual Stansbury Days Car organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Glens Ferry Lodge in Idaho. the Bit ‘n’ Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 Show, benefiting the Guide Dogs of Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot North. Weigh-in from 9-9:30 a.m., and the America, will be held Aug. 20 in Stansbury guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please GARDENING meeting is at 9:30 a.m. This chapter will Park. Car show pre-registration is $20 call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later meet occasionally at a private residence, and $25 the day of the show. The first than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. Shade Garden Design Class so call ahead for the exact location. 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Applications available at Stockton Town Hall, This is a part time position For a complete job description or an on-line application See https://usu.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobid=1481 18 North Johnson Street, Stockton, Utah; please visit http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html www.stocktontown.org; or www.jobs.utah.gov Full job description available upon request: Applications must be submitted to for more information and to apply online. Deliver Applications to Stoctkton Town Hall, e-mail to Chamber Office Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce, Rm 308 [email protected]; or fax 435-833-9031 47 South Main Street Tooele, UT. or email application EEO Employer/Veterans/Disabled 154 S. Main, Tooele • 435-882-0690 and resume to [email protected] CLOSING DATE AUGUST 4, 2016 EEO Employer Equal Opportunity Employer Closing Date: Friday, August 5, 2016 5:00pm NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT CORRECTIVE MEAS- URES IMPLEMEN- TRATION WORK PLAN AND REPORT SOLID WASTE MAN- AGEMENT UNIT (SWMU) 13 TOOELE A R M Y D E P O T SOUTH (TEADS) AREA !The Director of the Di- vision of Waste Man- agement and Radia- tion Control invites comments from the public regarding a plan for cleanup of diesel fuel contamination in groundwater at SWMU 13 at TEADS.! TEADS has proposed use of interceptor trenches to remove fuel from the shallow subsurface and monitored natural attenuation to remove contamination dis- solved in the groundwater.! The main water bearing aquifer has not been impacted by this release. The public comment period to receive comments on the no further action proposal will commence on July 26, 2016 and end on August 24, 2016.! Documents related to this application can be reviewed at the following location: Division of Waste Management and Ra- diation Control!!! Multi Agency State Of- fice Building!!195 North 1950 West, 2nd Floor Salt Lake City, Utah! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For the public"s con- venience, an unofficial copy of the SWMU 13 Corrective Measures Work Plan and Report is available on the Internet at: “http://www.deq.utah.g ov/NewsNotices/notices/waste/index.htm# phacp” Written comments will be accepted if received by 5:00 p.m. on August 24, 2016 and should be submitted to the address below.! Comments can also be hand delivered to the Division address above and must be received by 5:00 p.m. on August 24, 2016. Scott T. Anderson, Director Division of Waste Management and Ra- diation Control Department of Envi- ronmental Quality P.O. Box 144880 Salt Lake City, Utah! 84114-4880 Comments can also be sent by electronic mail to: [email protected] v.! Comments sent in electronic format should be identified by putting the following in the subject line: !public comment on TEADS SWMU 13.! All documents included in comments should be submitted as ASCII (text) files or in pdf format. Under Utah Code Sec- tion 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to challenge a Permit Or- der may only raise an issue or argument during an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the public comment period NOTICE OF PUBLIC and was supported COMMENT with sufficient informa- CORRECTIVE MEAS- tion or documentation SMALL CLAIMS URES IMPLEMEN- to enable the Director SUMMONS TRATION WORK to fully consider the In the District Court of PLAN AND REPORT substance and signifi- Utah, Tooele Valley SOLID WASTE MAN- cance of the issue. Justice Court, Tooele, AGEMENT UNIT For further information, County, 74 S 100 E (SWMU) 13 TOOELE please contact Dave Ste 12, Tooele Utah, A R M Y D E P O T Larsen of the Division 84074 SOUTH (TEADS) of Waste Management 1st Choice Money AREA and Radiation Control Center, Plaintiff/Peti- TUESDAY July 26, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN!The Director of the Di- at (801) 536-0226.! In tioner, 980 N MainB7 St, vision of Waste Man- compliance with the Unit B, Tooele UT agement and Radia- Americans with Dis- 84074, 435-882-8104 Autos Apartments Homes Public Notices Public Notices tionPublic Control Notices invites abilitiesPublic Act, Notices individu- Public Notices VSPublic Joshua Notices Walch, 822 for Rent Meetings Meetings commentsMiscellaneous from the alsMiscellaneous with special needs Miscellaneous SaddleMiscellaneous Road, Tooele public regarding a plan (including auxiliary UT, 84074 SELL YOUR CAR or SETTLEMENT CAN- Planning on selling Deadline for public PUBLIC NOTICE for cleanup of diesel communicative aids PUBLIC NOTICE CASE #168000116 boat in the classi- YON APARTMENTS your home, you could notices is 4 p.m. the NOTICE IS HEREBY fuel contamination in and services) should The State of Utah I swear that the follow- fieds. Call 882-0050 2 & 3 bedroom apts. be sending your sales day prior to publica- GIVEN THAT there will groundwater at SWMU contact Dana Powers, School and Institu- ing is true: 1. Defen- or visit www.tooele- Prices starting at points to up to tion. Public notices not be a Tooele City 13 at TEADS.! TEADS Office of Human Re- tional Trust Lands Ad- dant owes me 1126.00 transcript. com $840/mo. Call Dan- 340,000 households submitted past the Planning Commission has proposed use of sources, at (801) ministration has re- Plus prejudgement in- ielle (435)882-6112 at once. For $163. deadline will not be meeting held Wednes- interceptor trenches to 499-2117, TDD (801) ceived an application terests to the date of for info. you can place your accepted. day, July 27, 2016. remove fuel from the 903-3978 or by email to lease the surface of judgement, if qualified Rooms for 25 word classified ad UPAXLP The next meeting will shallow subsurface at [email protected]. the following described for prejudgment inter- Rent Homes for to all 45 newspapers be held Wednesday, and monitored natural (Published in the Tran- acreage in Tooele ests. 2. This claim in Utah. Just call the GRANTSVILLE CITY August 10, 2016 at attenuation to remove script Bulletin July 26, County: T1S R19W arose on November TOOELE ROOMS for Rent Transcript Bulletin at NOTICE OF PUBLIC 7:00 pm. contamination dis- 2016) Sec. 16: S2S2; con- 24, 2015. rent, 882-0050 for all the HEARINGS (Published in the Tran- solved in the ground- taining 160.00 acres THE STATE OF UTAH month-by-month, WHY RENT When details. (Mention NOTICE IS HEREBY script Bulletin July 26, water.! The main water more or less. Any indi- TO THE DEFEN- $300-$375/mo, NOTICE OF TRUS- You Can Buy? Zero ucan) GIVEN that the 2016) bearing aquifer has not vidual wishing to sub- DANT: You are sum- $50/utilities, $150/de- TEE'S SALE down & Low In- Grantsville City Coun- been impacted by this mit a competing appli- moned to appear at posit, carpet, walk in The following de- come programs, 1st cil will conduct the fol- release. cation to lease and/or trial to answer the closet, full bathroom, Public Notices scribed property will be time & Single par- Office Space lowing public hearings The public comment exchange for this prop- above claim. The trial new neighborhood. Trustees sold at public auction ent programs, at the Grantsville City period to receive com- erty, a portion thereof, will be held at the court https://www.ksl.com/? to the highest bidder, Berna Sloan (435) Offices, 429 East Main ments on the no fur- payable in lawful or a parcel including address shown above. nid=218&ad=406666 FOR LEASE Office/ Deadline for public 840-5029 Group 1 Street, Grantsville, ther action proposal money of the United any of the above-de- If you fail to appear, 51&cat=282 Business Space notices is 4 p.m. the Utah at 7:00 p.m. on day prior to publica- will commence on States at the time of scribed acreage, judgment may be en- 1BDRM house 413 Utilities included. Wednesday, August 3, tion. Public notices July 26, 2016 and end sale, at the Tooele should also file an ap- tered against you for East Vine Tooele. 50, 52 & 58 South Apartments 2016 to receive public submitted past the on August 24, 2016.! County Courthouse, plication and the ap- the total amount $550/mo $500/dep Main. input regarding the fol- deadline will not be Documents related to 74 South 100 East, propriate application claimed. Date of Trial, for Rent plus utilities. No (602)826-9471 lowing: accepted. this application can be Tooele, UT 84074, on fee(s). The Trust Sept 16, 2016 9:00am, smoking, no pets. a. Proposed rezoning UPAXLP reviewed at the follow- August 24, 2016, at Lands Administration room 11. Tooele Gateway 435-882-1884 Commercial of 7.5 acres of land at ing location: 1:00 p.m. of said day, will accept competing Notice to Defendant. A Apartments approximately 500 Division of Waste applications during the small claims case has Public Notices for the purpose of fore- 2BDRM 1BTH A/C, Property East Durfee Street for Management and Ra- closing a trust deed following period of been filed against you. 2 AND 3bdrm apartments fenced yard, storage, Water User diation Control!!! time: from 8:00 A.M., This imposes upon TOOELE COMMER- Robert and Pamela dated May 14, 2010, behind Super new carpet, new Lamoreaux and Adam Multi Agency State Of- and executed by MI- TUESDAY, JULY 12, you certain rights and CIAL Property for Deadline for public Wal-Mart. Swimming paint. $800/mo in- Nash to go from a fice Building!!195 CHAEL A. EVANS, A 2016 until 5:00 P.M., responsibilities. You lease 15 S Main St. notices is 4 p.m. the pool, hot tub, exercise cludes electric and RR-5 zone to a R-1-21 North 1950 West, 2nd MARRIED PERSON, THURSDAY, AUGUST may obtain small 2,500 sq ft. Move-in day prior to publica- room, playground, full water. $500/dep zone. Floor Salt Lake City, as Trustor, in favor of 11, 2016 at TRUST claims information and special/incentive dis- tion. Public notices clubhouse. 435-830-1177 b. Proposed concept Utah! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MORTGAGE ELEC- LANDS ADMINISTRA- i nstructions a t count for qualified submitted past the plan for Marlene and For the public"s con- TRONIC REGISTRA- TION, 675 East 500 http://www.utcourts.go t e n a n t c a l l deadline will not be Tooele Gateway COZY 2BDRM house Morris Kline, Richard venience, an unofficial TION SYSTEMS, INC. South, Suite 500, Salt v/howto/ 801-403-3955 accepted. Apartments Grantsville $700/mo and Margie Roberts, copy of the SWMU 13 ("MERS") SOLELY AS Lake City, Utah 84102. Disabillity Accomoda- $700/dep references UPAXLP (435)843-4400 and Adam Nash on the Corrective Measures NOMINEE FOR PRE- P h o n e ( 8 0 1 ) tions. If you need ac- required. No smok- Buildings Lookout Pass Subdivi- Work Plan and Report MIER MORTGAGE 538-5100. Reference commodation of a dis- ing, no pets . sion at approximately Public Notices is available on the SERVICES INC., ITS No. SULA 1844. The abililty, contact a judi- (435)830-4630 375 East Cherry Street Miscellaneous Internet at: SUCCESSORS AND Trust Lands Admin- cial service assistant FOR SALE temporary “http://www.deq.utah.g istration reserves the at least 3 days before 2BDRM 1bth base- for the creation of ASSIGNS as Benefici- HOMES available to school building ov/NewsNotices/no- right to reject any ap- h earing. Date: ment apartment for twenty-three (23) lots Deadline for public ary, which Trust Deed purchase for LOW IN- 2 8 ! X 3 2 ! . X L L tices/waste/index.htm# plication or subse- 5/19/2016 rent. $800/mo. Utili- in the R-1-8 zone. notices is 4 p.m. the was recorded on May COME buyers with 435-224-2006 phacp” quent bids. For addi- Lisa Bate ties included, w/d c. Proposed concept day prior to publica- 17, 2010, as Entry No. good credit.! Berna Written comments will tional information, Court Clerk hookups. $700/dep. If you build, remodel or plan for John Clay, tion. Public notices 341823, in the Official Sloan (435)840-5029 be accepted if re- please contact Mr. (Published in the Tran- C a l l W e s remove buildings you Glenda Brafford, and submitted past the Records of Tooele Group 1 Real Estate. ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Chris Fausett at script Bulletin July 19 (435)830-5958 can place your classi- Dave Helm on the deadline will not be County, State of Utah August 24, 2016 and 801-538-5100. & 26, 2016) fied ad in 45 of Utah's Helm Estates Subdivi- accepted. covering real property sion at 445 East Clark should be submitted to (Published in the Tran- 2BDRM 1BTH duplex newspapers for only UPAXLP purportedly located at Homes Street for the creation the address below.! 332 East 880 North, script Bulletin July 12, with carport, Grants- $163. for 25 words NOTICE TO CREDI- of fifteen (15) lots in a Comments can also be Tooele, Utah! 84074 in 19 & 26 2016) ville, water & garbage ($5. for each addi- TORS AND AN- split zone of RM-7 and hand delivered to the Tooele County, Utah, Invite the included. $600/mo, tional word). You will NOUCEMENT OF AP- $$SAVE MONEY RR-1. Division address and more particularly SMALL CLAIMS $600/dep. No dogs reach up to 340,000 POINTMENT Search Bank & d . P r o p o s e d above and must be re- described as: SUMMONS Whole please. Bren t households and all NEVA L BAKE, De- H U D h o m e s C.U.P./P.U.D. and received by 5:00 p.m. on LOT 36, TOOELE ES- In the District Court of (435)884-5580 you do is call the ceased. Town to www.Tooele Bank- lated site plan for August 24, 2016. TATES, PHASE 1, A Utah, Tooele Valley Transcript Bulletin at P r o b a t e N o . Homes.com Berna Grantsville City at 429 Scott T. Anderson, SUBDIVISION, AC- Justice Court, Tooele, LARGE 2BDRM 882-0050 for all the 13300050 Your Yard Sloan (435) East Main Street to Director CORDING TO THE County, 74 S 100 E 1.5bth, w/d hookups, details. (Mention 840-5029 Group 1 construct a new Police NEVON BAKE whose Division of Waste O FFICIAL PLA T Ste 12, Tooele Utah, garbage disposal, UCAN Classified Net- Sale! Department and Jus- address is 439 Brook Management and Ra- THEREOF ON FILE 84074 storage shed, private SELLING YOUR work) tice Court building lo- Avenue, Tooele, Utah, diation Control AND OF RECORD IN 1st Choice Money patio, covered park- HOME? Advertise it 2016, has been ap- cated in the CG zone. Department of Envi- T H E T O O E L E Center, Plaintiff/Peti- TOOELE ing. No smoking. No in the classifieds. Call TRANSCRIPT Financial All interested persons pointed Personal Rep- ronmental Quality C O U N T Y R E - tioner, 980 N Main St, pets. $650/mo , 882-0050 or visit BULLETIN Services are invited to attend resentatives of the es- P.O. Box 144880 Salt CORDER'S OFFICE.! Unit B, Tooele UT $500/dep. www.tooeletran and provide comment tate of the Lake City, Utah! Tax ID: 12-068-0-0036 84074, 435-882-8104 (435)241-9118 script.com Sell your structured upon this proposal. above-named decen- 84114-4880 The current Benefici- VS Joshua Walch, 822 settlement or annuity Written comments will dent. All persons hav- Comments can also be ary of the trust deed is Saddle Road, Tooele 882-0050 payments for CASH also be considered if ing claims against the sent by electronic mail BANK OF AMERICA, UT, 84074 NOW. You don't have submitted to the City above estate are re- to: N.A., and the record CASE #168000116 to wait for your future Recorder in advance quired to present them [email protected] owner of the property I swear that the follow- TOOELE payments any longer! of the hearings. to the undersigned or v.! Comments sent in as of the recording of ing is true: 1. Defen- TRANSCRIPT Call 1-800-681-3252 Persons with disabili- to the Clerk of the electronic format the Notice of Default is dant owes me 1126.00 BULLETIN Court on or before the should be identified by SOCIAL SECURITY ties needing accom- MICHAEL A. EVANS Plus prejudgement in- 28 day of Oct, 2016, or putting the following in DISABILITY BENE- modations to partici- AND KERRI L. terestsA Full-Color to the dateActivity of Page Just for Kids! said claims shall be the subject line: !public FITS. Unable to pate in these hearings EVANS, HUSBAND judgement, if qualified forever barred. comment on TEADS Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin work? Denied bene- should contact Chris- AND WIFE, AS JOINT for prejudgment inter- NEVON BAKE, 439 SWMU 13.! All docu- fits? We Can Help! t i n e W e b b TENANTS. ests. 2. This claim Brook Avenue, ments included in WIN or Pay Nothing! (435.884.3411) at the Bidders must tender to arose on November Tooele, UT 84074 comments should be Contact Bill Gordon & Grantsville City Offices t he trustee a 24, 2015. !"#$%&&'()*+,$%((-*&.)*"+/!"#$%&&'()*+,$%((-*&.)*"+/ Telephone No . submitted as ASCII Associates a t at least 24 hours in ad- $20,000.00 deposit at THE STATE OF UTAH Now Renting (435)882-6137 (text) files or in pdf for- Now Renting 1-800-871-7805 to vance of the hearings. the sale and the bal- TO THE DEFEN- (Published in the Tran- mat. Income!"#$%&'(&)*+,#*,$")'-../0!"#$%&'(&)*+,#*,$")'-../0 Restrictions Apply start your application DATED this 18th day ance of the purchase DANT: You are sum- Income Restrictions Apply script Bulletin July 26, Under Utah Code Sec- (&"*1/'1)),)*1"#&'%10'2&' today! of July, 2016. price by 2:00 p.m. the moned to appear at ExclusivelyExclusively(&"*1/'1)),)*1"#&'%10'2&' forfor Seniors Seniors Christine Webb Aug 2 & Aug 9, 2016) tion 19-1-301.5, a per- day following the sale.! trial to answer the 131,/12/&4'51//'6$+'7&*1,/)131,/12/&4'51//'6$+'7&*1,/)Pet Friendly GOT A good idea for aGrantsville City Re- NOTICE OF PUBLIC son who wishes to Both the deposit and above claim. The trial Pet Friendly story? Call the Tran-corder COMMENT challenge a Permit Or- the balance must be will be held at the court der may only raise an 012340135676 script and let us know(Published in the Tran- CORRECTIVE MEAS- paid to Lincoln Title In- address shown above. issue or argument dur- Call for012340135676 details 882-0050. script Bulletin July 26, URES IMPLEMEN- surance Agency in the If Subscribe you fail to Today appear,TOOELE RANSCRIPT ing an adjudicatory T Call899$45536123:;55 for details BECOME A SUB-2106) TRATION WORK form of a wire transfer, judgment may be en- 435.843.0717899$45536123:;55 proceeding that was 882-0050 BULLETIN SCRIBER. 882-0050 PLAN AND REPORT cashier's check or cer- tered against you for 435.843.0717 raised during the pub- SELL YOUR CAR orSOLID WASTE MAN- tified funds.! Cash pay- the total amount lic comment period boat in the classifieds.AGEMENT UNIT m ents, personal claimed. Date of Trial, and was supported Call 882-0050 or visit(SWMU) 13 TOOELE checks or trust checks Sept 16, 2016 9:00am, with sufficient informa- www.tooeletranscript. A R M Y D E P O T are not accepted. room 11. tion or documentation com or e-mail your adSOUTH (TEADS) LINCOLN TITLE IN- Notice to Defendant. A to enable the Director to tbp@tooeletran-AREA SURANCE AGENCY small claims case has to fully consider the script.com !The Director of the Di- By:!Paula Maughan been filed against you. substance and signifi- vision of Waste Man- Its: Vice President This imposes upon cance of the issue. agement and Radia- Telephone: (801) you certainDISPATCHER rights and I WANT TO get the latest For further information, tion Control invites 476-0303 responsibilities.TOOELE COUNTY SHERIFF’S You OFFICE local news? Subscribe please contact Dave comments from the web site: www.smith- maySTARTING obtain SALARY: small $16.64 PER HOUR to the Transcript Bulle- Larsen of the Division public regarding a plan knowles.com claimsSTATUS: information FULL-TIME and WITH BENEFITS tin. of Waste Management for cleanup of diesel SK File No.! 16-0239 instructionsCLOSING DATE: AUGUST at 18, 2016 AT 5:00 P.M. and Radiation Control Sold for fuel contamination in (Published in the Tran- http://www.utcourts.go at (801) 536-0226. In groundwater at SWMU ! script Bulletin July 19, v/howto/THE OPPORTUNITY compliance with the 13 at TEADS.! TEADS 26 & August 2, 2016) DisabillityTooele County Accomoda- is currently accepting applications Americans with Dis- has proposed use of tions.to establish If you a needroster forac- a Dispatcher I with the abilities Act, individu- interceptor trenches to commodationTooele County of Sheriff’s a dis- Department. Dispatchers als with special needs HAVING A yard sale? Top Dollar! remove fuel from the abililty,are the contact primary answeringa judi- point for all 911 and non- (including auxiliary Advertise in the Tran- shallow subsurface cialemergency service phone assistant calls from within Tooele County. UTA BUS DRIVER communicative aids script and monitored natural at leastDispatchers 3 days must before determine the nature and extent of and services) should attenuation to remove hearing.the request, the priority Date: of the problem and the need DIVISION OF AGING contact Dana Powers, contamination dis- Job Announcement 5/19/2016for dispatching police, fi re or medical fi eld units. STARTING SALARY: $14.37 PER HOUR Office of Human Re- solved in the ground- LisaThe Bate appropriate information is entered in the CAD I received 9 Offers STATUS: PART-TIME, NO BENEFITS sources, at (801) water.! The main water Courtsystem Clerk and transmitted via radio for response. The CLOSING DATE: OPEN UNTIL FILLED 499-2117, TDD (801) bearing aquifer has not (PublishedCommunications in the CenterTran- is in operation 24 hours a The Opportunity 903-3978CITY or OF by email WENDOVER within a Week and put the Home been impacted by this scriptday, Bulletinseven days Julya week, 19 with two separate shifts. Tooele County is currently accepting applications at [email protected]. Dispatchers must be able to work odd hours and be for a part-time UTA Bus Driverrelease. with the Tooele & 26, 2016) (PublishedPOLICE in the Tran- CHIEF on-call on short notice. Under Contract for $8,000 over List County Aging Department Thein the Tooele public Area. comment script Bulletin July 26, period to receive com- The City of Wendover is accepting applications for MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Examples of POSITION DUTIES: 2016)a full-time City Police Chief. Applicant must have Price and Closed within 45 days, Responsible for operating UTAments passenger on the buses no fur- • Graduation from high school or GED certifi cate; in accordance with UTA operatingther action procedures, proposal graduated from high school and have 10 years of and, must have two (2) years of work experience. HAPPY SELLERS! assuming responsibility forwill the commencesafety of customers on law enforcement experience, 5 years of which must OR and equipment. Performs standardJuly 26, pre 2016 trip/post and trip end have been in a supervisory position or any equivalent • An equivalent combination of education and vehicle inspections. Communicateson August appropriate 24, 2016. ! experience. information to TCC, customers, supervisors, and combination of education and experience. Applicant Documents related to must have a current driver license and have a current AND others designated to receivethis such application information. can be • Must demonstrate the ability to type 35 words per Answers questions from customers and others. I WILL GET YOU TOP DOLLAR reviewed at the follow- Police Officer Standards and Training Certificate. It minute with a high degree of accuracy (test will be Collects appropriate fare from passengers. Follows is ideal that the applicant has obtained a bachelor UTA guidelines, operating ingrules, location: schedules and administered in the Human Resources Offi ce) FOR YOUR HOME! procedures. Must be willingDivision to be on-call of as Waste degree, but it is not required. • Must be 18 years of age or older. needed to cover shifts. Management and Ra- • Must be able to pass all security/background Applicant must have considerable knowledge of It Matters a Great Deal How It’s Sold, !"#"$%$&'%()"*+(,"-#. diation Control!!! checks. • High School diploma or GEDMulti equivalent. Agency State Of- federal, state, and local laws and ordinances. Have • Must possess a valid Utah driver license. And fice Building!!195 skill in the use of firearms, and in operating a variety • Will be required to pass a Dispatcher/Pre- When It’s Sold and Who you Get to • (3) Three years of experienceNorth of general1950 West, 2nd of police equipment. Considered applicants must Employment Test (test will be administered in the responsibility work, preferablyFloor in a Salt public Lake City, be a resident or become a resident of the City of Human Resources Offi ce) Negotiate on Your Behalf and Protect service setting; general knowledgeUtah! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! of vehicle • Must be Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) transportation and maintenance such as oil check, Wendover. Compensation for this position will be For the public"s con- negotiated based on qualifications and experience, certifi ed within six (6) months. !"#$%&'()%*+,+*#$%+-./%"0)%(0-+1+#-%(0%2+*3(0!%venience, an unofficial • Must be Emergency Fire Dispatcher (EFD) you in the Selling Process. homebound elderly and disabled persons. copy of the SWMU 13 within a salary range between $60,000.00 and certifi ed within six (6) months. And $80,000.00, plus benefits. • Must have a valid Utah Driver’sCorrective License, Measures good • Must be Peace Offi cer Standards and Training (POST) dispatch certifi ed within one (1) year. driving record. Work Plan and Report The chosen applicant will prepare budget in is available on the • Must be certifi ed on UCJIS certifi ed within six (6) Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: List your home here, give me a call! Internet at: coordination with the Mayor and Council, monitor months. Ability to work independently, adjust to changing expenditures to insure compliance with budgetary 314.+)'1+#%"0)%#.2+)'*+%5416%+78.(+0-*9/%:"(0-"(0%“http://www.deq.utah.g • Must complete training as required during a positive attitude towards ov/NewsNotices/no-Senior Citizens and limitations, and apply for grants. employment (40 hours/yearly). Tooele County and get alongtices/waste/index.htm# well with the General • Must work odd hours, be on-call, and cover shifts Public. Knowledge of the geographicalphacp” area to The chosen applicant will be required to hire, fire, with short notice. which assigned. This categoryWritten involves comments frequent will and discipline department employees, formulate and prolong sitting. Also workingbe accepted in weather if re- written policies and procedures, assist officers in Candidates should emphasize all of the areas For any of your conditions that may not be ceivedideal such by as 5:00 heat, p.m.cold, on in which they have expertise, matching their rain, snow and wind. proper investigation and law enforcement tech- August 24, 2016 and niques and respond to traffic accidents and crime. professional experience with the specifi c real estate should be submitted to qualifi cations listed above. For a complete job For a complete job descriptionthe address or an on-line below. ! Applications including a resume and at least three description or an on-line application please visit needs, call application pleaseComments visit can also be http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html (3) references must be submitted to: http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Shane Bergen hand delivered to the The City of Wendover Office, Applications must Divisionbe submitted to address Applications must be submitted to Tooele County Humanabove Resource and Office, must be re- 920 East Wendover Blvd., Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce, Rm 308 Rm 308; 47 South Mainceived Street, by Tooele 5:00 p.m. on Wendover, Utah 84083 • 435-665-7771 47 South Main Street, Tooele Or email applicationAugust and resume 24, 2016.to no later than 5:00pm on AUGUST 05, 2016 or email application and resume to [email protected] T. Anderson, [email protected] 435-840-0344 The City of Wendover is an equal opportunity employer. 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MOSCOW (AP) — While Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan — the scandal of Russian dop- including the winners of at least ing threatens to be one of the five gold medals have failed main talking points of the Rio testing of their samples from Olympics, other countries are the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, slipping under the radar despite including retests this year. sharing the tainted legacy of the While only Russia has been Soviet sports system. accused of operating a highly Countries like Belarus, organized, state-sponsored dop- Kazakhstan and Ukraine ing system, with government punch above their weight in officials covering up hundreds the Olympic medal table, but of failed drug tests, nearby their high rates of performance- countries share many of the ele- enhancing drug use, flawed ments of Russia's flawed system. testing systems and records of Post-Soviet countries are political interference in sport among the worst offenders are a cause for concern. worldwide on doping, with hun- Excluding Russia, more dreds of cases across various than 80 medals, 22 of them sports in the last decade. gold, went to other post-Soviet Kazakhstan and Belarus have countries at the 2012 Olympics, had numerous medals from though some were later stripped various competitions stripped when athletes tested positive. for doping, and both have been While none is a top-level sports threatened with a ban from power individually, their joint weightlifting at next month's achievements in the medal table Olympics for numerous dop- rival those of Russia, but with ing offenses, including the case much less scrutiny. of four Kazakh gold medalists Russia is “successful and from the 2012 games who all there is a problem,” said sports face losing their titles for posi- scientist Sergei Iljukov, an tive tests. expert consultant with the Kazakhstan's biggest post- Estonian Anti-Doping Agency. Soviet star, cyclist Alexander “Those countries who are not Vinokourov, was thrown out of that successful but have prob- the Tour de France and banned lems as well, they are still in the in 2007 for blood doping, but shadows.” returned to win Olympic gold in Belarusian Nadzeya 2012 before retiring. Ostapchuk won the Olympic Ukraine has problems in shot put gold in London with track and field, while in the the help of the banned steroid Caucasus, Azerbaijan has Step One Step Two Step Three metenolone but her glory lasted racked up dozens of doping – – – just a week before lab results cases, mainly in weightlift- came back and she lost the ing. Some ex-Soviet nations, VISIT LAGOON BEFORE YOU LEAVE BOUNCEBACK medal. particularly the Baltic states of Athletes from six more ex- Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, between JUNE 10 – LAGOON have your TO LAGOON Soviet countries — Ukraine, tend to have fewer PED cases Kazakhstan, Armenia, Moldova, and higher rates of testing. AUGUST 13 and Single Day Passport any single day purchase any Receipt VALIDATED. within 10 days tournaments. Golf This year, Costello said eligible SINGLE of your validation Continued from Page B1 he expects good things from See Validation Josh Mendenhall and Garret DAY PASSPORT. date for ONLY effect,” Costello said. “You’ve Lindsay, among others. got five minutes to think about “We definitely want to make Booth for how you’re going to screw up it to state. I would think we can (Regular price $53.95 + tax) $16.00* + tax your shot. Hopefully we’re do that,” the coach said. “I’m going to try to change the excited. I think it’s going to be additional thinking a little bit.” fun.” with your Last season, Stansbury was The 2016 season morato- HAVE A GREAT DAY information. led by Derrick Ho and Rendon rium was lifted July 11 and the validation coupon. Dye, who usually shot in the season starts Monday. AT LAGOON! mid-to-low 80s during region [email protected]

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