Buffs overcome losing streak against Stallions See A7 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY January 7, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 64 $1.00 Tooele City Council picks new council member

CEILLY SUTTON STAFF WRITER The Tooele City Council interviewed six candidates to fill a vacancy on the council, but in the end a deck of cards picked the winner. The Tooele City Council conducted interviews on Wednesday evening at 5:00 p.m. for individuals that wanted to fill the council seat vacated by Scott Wardle when he became a member of the Maresa Manzione Tooele County Council. “This is an exciting evening have applied for the position BIRD WATCHERS DREAM IN FISHSPRINGS and an exciting time for our to fill this seat. It is an exciting city,” said Tooele City Mayor way to serve our community.” Debbie Winn, speaking about The four remaining Fish Springs bird watchers the interviews. “I am thrilled MaryAnn and Robert to see so many candidates that SEE MEMBER PAGE A5 ® Parsons (above, TTB photo/ Mark Watson). A pelican takes flight at Fish Springs (left, courtesy Jonathan Barth). A Fish Springs tundra swan (below, courtesy Jonathan Barth). See related story Pratt Aquatic on page A3. Center pool will get repairs in February

CEILLY SUTTON The current drain keeps STAFF WRITER water out of the pool that The Tooele City Council should not be going back in voted to replace a drain on and keeps things running the deck at the Pratt Aquatic smoothly at the pool, accord- Center and other deck repairs ing to Cook. to the pool during their 7 p.m. “The old water actually meeting on Wednesday eve- goes out into the sewer system ning. through the drain,” he said. Darwin Cook, parks and “When the drain fails the water recreation director, explained actually does go back into that the drain that is cur- the pool. This is water where rently on the deck of the pool outside shoes is coming into is hard to maintain and was contact with. Having this drain first installed when the pool that is not serviceable is actu- opened in 2000. ally posing a problem.” “Because of its size, it fails quite regularly,” said Cook. SEE POOL PAGE A5 ® Point in Time: annual search for homeless people Local homeless committee looking for There will no longer be a 20-25 list of questions on the volunteers to complete annual count survey, instead volunteer sur- veyors will only ask for name, TIM GILLIE HUD requires that the count age, and a location where the EDITOR take place on the same days individual spent the night of At the end of the month, statewide. Jan. 27, according to Gillies. volunteers from Tooele County This year the Point in Time Other changes include more will scour the community look- Count will primarily take place time to complete and turn in ing for homeless people. on January 28, 29, and 30, the count, the count will no It’s the annual Point in according to Brad Gillies, who longer need to be done in early Time Count required by the represents the Tooele County morning hours, and the count Department of Housing and Health Department on the can be done during the day at Urban Development so the Tooele County Local Homeless places that provide services to county can continue to receive Coordinating Council. homeless people. state and federal funds to help This year’s annual count has Also, due to the current with assistance for people and some modifications due to the FILE PHOTO families that are homeless. COVID-19 pandemic. SEE HOMELESS PAGE A5 ® Signs of homelessness in Tooele County.

CLASSIFIEDS B7 OBITUARIES A6 Hiking for SPORTS A7 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER fitness and fun See A4 Data as of January 6, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 4,844 UTAH- Known Cases: 292,720 Hospitalizations: 136 • Deaths: 13 Hospitalizations: 11,463 • Deaths: 1,330 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 7, 2021 Credit card debt low in Tooele County, says financial company Tooele residents are ‘staying on top of their credit card bills’ SmartAsset’s Utah Counties with the least credit card debt TIM GILLIE a benchmark to determine weight of two. EDITOR whether people will be able The counties with the high- Credit Card Credit Card Online financial services to pay off that debt,” said est overall index value were Income per Net Wealth Credit Card Debt as % of Debt as % of Credit Card business, SmartAsset, has list- SmartAsset. the places with the least credit Rank County capita per capita Debt Income Wealth Debt Index ed Tooele County on their top SmartAsset also calculated card debt. ten list of counties in Utah with the ratio of credit card debt to SmartAsset advises people 1 Uintah $25,610 $23,478 $2,522 9.8 % 10.7 % 84.07 the least credit card debt. net wealth per capita for each to pay off credit card debt. 2 Weber $26,492 $25,262 $2,723 10.3 % 10.8 % 83.31 An analysis completed by county. “This measure provides “Paying off credit card debt SmartAsset in December 2020, a broader picture of an area’s isn’t just a smart financial 3 Washington $26,601 $32,938 $3,155 11.9 % 9.6 % 82.27 lists Tooele County as the 8th financial stability,” said the move. Research shows that 4 Box Elder $23,998 $31,044 $2,899 12.1 % 9.3 % 82.22 best county in the state “where study. carrying debt can be bad residents are staying on top of A weighted average of the for our physical and mental 5 Wasatch $32,805 $31,018 $3,506 10.7 % 11.3 % 81.93 their credit card bills,” accord- two ratios was used to calcu- health,” advises SmartAsset on 6 Davis $29,703 $38,016 $3,686 12.4 % 9.7 % 81.20 ing to SmartAsset. late an overall all index by tak- their website. To complete the study, ing a weighted average of each Paying off credit cards also 7 Carbon $23,473 $21,064 $2,505 10.7 % 11.9 % 81.17 SmartAsset calculated the ratio of ratios. allows people to focus on 8 Tooele $25,076 $31,246 $3,192 12.7 % 10.2 % 79.97 of credit card debt to per capita The credit card to income retirement and other financial income for each county in the ratio was given a weight of goals, according to SmartAsset. 9 Summit $53,950 $64,082 $6,810 12.6 % 10.6 % 79.60 state. one and the credit card to [email protected] 10 Duchesne $23,945 $19,848 $2,603 10.9 % 13.1 % 79.21 “This number can serve as net wealth ratio was given a

$6.9 million in unpaid Vehicle rollover in Grantsville the road to avoid hitting the truck, they ended up rolling.” ‘Speed issue’ involved in cause The truck rolled because of property taxes in 2020 deep ditches on the side of the CEILLY SUTTON “They were trying to gauge road, Wayman said. STAFF WRITER their speed from an app on a Two of the three young men COVID contributed to larger delinquent tax list Three people were trans- phone.” were taken by ambulance to a ported to a hospital after a As the young men hospital for head injuries. One TIM GILLIE according to Jensen. vehicle rollover that occurred approached the Grantsville of the occupants of the vehicle EDITOR There was a timing issue in the treasurer’s near Grantsville on Jan. 7. Reservoir Road, a truck pulled had to be taken by helicopter The list of unpaid delinquent property office and the list wasn’t ready to be posted Three young men, aged out in front of them and head- to an ambulance in the Salt taxpayers totaled over $6.9 million for 2020, before the treasurer’s office closed on New 16, 17, and 19, were travel- ed towards Grantsville. Lake Valley. according to a report posted online by Tooele Year’s Eve, according to Jensen. ing on the Mormon Trail near The driver of the vehicle The owner of the other County Treasurer Mike Jensen. As of Dec. 1, property taxes, if not paid, Grantsville, headed back from with the three young men truck who pulled out onto “This is roughly $2.5 million more than are considered delinquent and a penalty of Rush Valley in a Ford Pickup was not able to stop in time, the road in front of the Ford last year,” said Jensen. the greater of 1% or $10 is assessed to all truck on Jan. 7 at 2:15 p.m. according to Wayman. Pickup didn’t get hit or injured, Jensen said he suspects the COVID-19 delinquent accounts. The three young men “They were going a little according to Wayman. pandemic may have something to do with Any balance that is not paid after Feb.1, reported after the accident over the speed limit and they “The detective on scene the increase in delinquent taxes. 2021 — usually Jan. 31, but it falls on that the speedometer on their thought they would go around didn’t find any impairment,” “I do know one of the larger state assessed Sunday this year — the penalty increases to truck was not working, accord- the truck,” said Wyman. “They said Wyman. “This was a speed properties is being affected by COVID and for the greater of 2.5% or $10 plus interest of ing to Lt. Eli Wayman, with the were coming up on it so fast issue.” this reason did not pay,” said. 7% on the balance as of Dec. 1. Tooele County Sheriff’s Office. that the driver decided to go [email protected] Jensen said the county sent out 1,774 State law gives property owners five years “Apparently their speedome- off road, which was not a good postcards to parcel owners on record for to pay back property taxes before the prop- ter didn’t work,” said Wayman. decision. When they went off delinquent taxes. erty may be sold at an auction. In addition to sending out delinquent As of Jan. 7, the number of property par- notices, the county is required to either post cels with delinquent taxes dropped to 1,573. online or print in a local newspaper a list of When the certified property tax rate is delinquent property taxpayers on or before set each year an adjustment is made for Follow us on Facebook! Dec. 31 of each year. the five-year average of uncollected taxes. The list of Tooele County’s delinquent This allows the entities to prepare budgets TOOELE taxpayers for 2020 was not posted on the without needing to make provision for uncol- TRANSCRIPT @TooeleTB County Treasurer’s website by Thursday, lected taxes. BULLETIN Dec. 31, 2020. It was posted by the end [email protected] of the next working day, Monday, Jan. 4,

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COURTESY HOLLY MILLS Fish Springs ducks. Counting birds at Fish Springs Wildlife Refuge

MARK WATSON This annual event is con- with a Greater Yellowleg, part was the temperatures that CORRESPONDENT ducted December 14 to usually found in South, and morning. I still couldn’t feel my Tooele and Juab counties January 5 throughout North Central America. feet by the time I got home,” provide plenty of dry desert America. It began in 1900 “During these annual counts, Mills said. open space, but there is a and has become the longest- we’ve collected more than 100 She indicated “birding” is 10,000-acre area of wet mead- running citizen science effort years of information about one of her passions. ows and marshland in north- in the world. birds. We’re using that data “I love the challenge of bird- west Juab County adjacent to “It’s the first time this count to assess the overall health of ing and learning to identify Tooele County that birds find circle at Fish Springs has been bird populations and to imple- different species and trying to particularly pleasing. done in a few years. We had ment any conservation actions find as many as I can. And it A variety of bird species a decent representation of that may be needed for species is always a rush to add a new reside there the entire year, for species diversity,” said Keeli survival,” said Tonya Kieffer- ‘lifer’ to the list,” she said. others it’s a popular migration Marvel, experienced birder and Shelby, DWR regional conser- “Birders have what they stopover. Natural Resource Specialist at vation outreach manager. call a “lifer dance” which is Fish Springs National Dugway Proving Ground. “Recent studies have shown basically a happy dance we do Wildlife Refuge covers nearly Jonathan Barth manages that over 3 billion birds have when we get a species we’ve 18,000 acres of uniquely varied Fish Springs National Wildlife been lost in North America never seen before. I also deal TTB PHOTO/MARK WATSON habitat that supports a diver- Refuge and helped coordinate in the last 50 years, which is with depression and anxiety Fish Springs bird watcher Robert Parsons. sity of wildlife in an otherwise the Christmas Bird Count on why collecting this data is so and PTSD and birding helps me arid landscape. It’s located Dec. 29. important. Birds are indicators with that. It calms and relaxes along the Pony Express dirt After a few days of tallying of what’s happening in an envi- me. I also enjoy the community ly birds that tend to stay near along with the hawk of the road about 100 miles from all the data he reported results ronment. The data we gather of birders. I have never met a the bodies of water that haven’t marshes and fields, Northern Tooele to the east and 100 of the bird count this week. about our local birds provides more friendly group of people frozen over yet. Harriers. Another bird we saw miles from Wendover to the He said 6532 birds were valuable information to con- and we are always there to help “We saw lots of birds, was the Loggerhead Shrike, a west. counted, 42 species of birds servation efforts worldwide,” each other,” she said. from the enormous all white small but tenacious bird that A group of 14 “birders” spent recorded, and 3100 American she said. Experienced birder Robert Tundra Swans (over four feet impales its food on a thorn an entire day at the refuge coot were the most numerous. The counting began at 9 Parsons and his wife MaryAnn in length) to the much smaller or barb. Other birds that we on Tuesday, Dec. 29 to count He said one American bit- a.m. in below freezing tem- also helped with the Christmas Song Sparrow (just five inches saw included almost 100 Red- birds as part of the annual tern was spotted along with peratures. Erda’s Holly Mills Bird Count at Fish Springs. long). We marveled at how the winged Blackbirds, Horned Christmas Bird Count spon- one European starling and one helped with the bird count. “It was great getting out tiny Marsh Wren (less than five Larks, Common Ravens, sored by the National Audubon Prairie Falcon. “The part I like most about and seeing the birds, especially inches in length and weigh- Northern Flickers and White- Society. There were about 16 Rare birds spotted included any group bird count is the those that are hanging around ing one half of one ounce) crowned Sparrows. Quite a col- various Christmas Bird Counts an American white pelican, camaraderie and the chance to all winter. It is simply amazing as well as the American Pipit lection for a snow covered area throughout Utah this year. usually found in Mexico, along meet other birders. The worst to me, how these birds survive (weighing less than one ounce) of mostly frozen springs and the winter — in temperatures are able to find food and stay ponds and temperatures in the that are in the 10-20 degree warm in this weather,” he said. mid-teens.” range,” Robert said. “We saw several thousand Parsons added that Fish “How do they find food? ducks, as well as large wad- Springs is equally, or maybe How do they stay warm? ing birds such as Great Blue even more so beautiful and fun Observing these amazing crea- Herons and Great Egrets, cou- to visit in the spring when an tures in these kinds of condi- pled with smaller wading birds entirely different group of birds tions is really fun for me. 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the hymn, “It Is Well with My ily on the SS Ville Du Havre depression, Spafford felt peace Soul.” This song was written to help with a friend’s evan- and his soul was at rest. Raw faith brings peace by Horatio Spafford in the late gelical Christian campaigns. That is some incredible faith 1800’s. At the last moment, in a sud- and some incredible peace. , as well as most of you, I bought the candy and the The lyrics say: den change of plans, he sent I long to have that kind of Iremember when the pan- shirt. From there on out, my “When peace like a river his family ahead, because he peace, faith, and rest in my demic began. perspective changed. attendeth my way, was delayed back home with life. I felt like it arrived over- Ceilly Sutton All because of that shirt. When sorrows like sea bil- business concerning linger- I apologize for being so night and I will admit I was STAFF WRITER You see, in that moment lows roll; ing problems from the Great religious and spiritual, but I not prepared. that I saw the shirt, it made Whatever my lot, Thou has Chicago Fire. wanted to tell you the story One day everything was me think and ask myself, “Why taught me to say, While crossing the Atlantic of my shirt and the story of fine and the next day, the One day, I headed to the am I so afraid of everything It is well, it is well with my Ocean, with his family aboard, Spafford. whole world felt like it was store to buy my much needed that is happening when I claim soul” the ship collided with another I am very thankful that I can falling apart. Immediately, fear candy. to have such a strong faith? Spafford, a lawyer and a ship and sank. All four of rest easy at night knowing that set in. Normalcy was obliter- “Get in, get the candy and “Why am I praying con- Christian, wrote these beauti- Spafford’s daughters died, everything is out of my hands. ated. get out,” I thought to myself as stantly and worrying at the ful words after some pretty because of the collision. I can’t control the pan- Then, the earthquake hit I stepped out of the car. same time? Isn’t that like the traumatic events occurred in Blessedly, his wife survived demic. — I turned into an absolute I remember when I walked worst contradiction possible?” his life. and sent him a telegram brief- I can’t control what natural basket case for a while. into the store, I was just going Fear is the opposite of faith, The first two events includ- ing him of what had occurred. disasters may occur, or what Now, I don’t want to get too to go to the candy aisle and but raw faith brings peace. ed the death of his four-year- He immediately traveled to may happen to my family. religious or spiritual on you, then checkout, but for some The greatest lesson I old son and the Great Chicago meet his wife. But one thing I do know but I might. reason I found myself looking learned last year was how to Fire of 1871 that ruined him As his ship passed the very is, whatever happens, I will I began praying after the in the clothing aisle. rid myself of my all consuming financially. place where his daughters had continue to pray for peace, pandemic and the earthquake I was sifting through the fear and trust that everything After the tragic death and died, he wrote the song, “It is because peace is one of the hit, because that is one of the racks of clothes when I saw a would work out in the end, the fire, his business invest- Well with My Soul.” most important things we have only things I know how to do shirt, suddenly I stopped. one way or another. ments were hit further by the In the aftermath of some available to us. when I am nervous or stressed “Faith over Fear” was writ- I want to tell you a story. economic downturn of 1873. very horrific and sorrowful Without peace, there is no out. ten on the shirt. If you have a religious back- At this time, he decided to events that would cause most hope for the future. I also eat a lot of candy. All of a sudden it hit me. ground you may have heard travel to England with his fam- people to fall into a deep [email protected]

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Hiking and fitness

s my 59th trip around the Asun concludes at the end of January, it is time to reflect upon the fitness goals I have David Swan for 2021. GUEST COLUMNIST Hiking isn’t just about wildflowers, and the views of lofty peaks. It is a means to an end, which is a healthy body You could tell by the way they for someone rapidly moving walked that they were fit for towards six decades of exis- their age and I have never for- tence. I don’t write about it gotten that. much, but I think about it a Hiking for us more “sea- lot. soned” individuals is an ideal How is this old body hold- exercise. ing up? A couple of injuries It is strenuous, but relatively this year suggests that not all low impact. It works a lot of is well and that there is room different muscle groups, par- for improvement. ticularly your largest and most A few years ago, I was important ones. Hip flexors, on a rather strenuous hike glutes, quads, back, calves and in Capitol Reef National hamstrings are all used exten- Monument. As I turned around sively and are primary muscles and headed back after acquir- that keep us mobile. ing some rather impressive Mobility is the key to views, I ran into a couple in healthy longevity. their seventies. We talked for Living in mountainous ter- a bit and they indicated they rain is ideal for hiking. Uphill hiked this hike every year. and downhill hiking works

COURTESY DAVID SWAN Despite injuries, beautiful sights were seen this year.

our different muscles in differ- where I hiked on google earth. tion of how active I’ve been to hike has passed you by, I ent ways. It also works on our For those of us who started and how fit I am. encourage you to reconsider. coordination, something we hiking looking at USGS maps, I set goals for myself every I have seen people with can lose very rapidly if we are this is stupefying. year as far as miles and eleva- various degrees of age-related not careful. The app I use is STRAVA, tion gain. frailty out on the trail. Moving As a result, I keep a log and you can follow me if you This year, those goals were forward and knowing your of my hikes and I track two desire to see what crazy adven- unrealized due to injury and limitations is the key. Always important performance mea- tures I’ve gone on. You can other factors. Even so, I was consult your doctor and keep sures. also see it placed upon google able to traverse a total of 785 them in the loop, but mother- One is distance, and the earth and a topo map. I also miles with a total of 129,000 nature is out there for us to other is elevation gain. get ideas of new areas to check feet of elevation gain. enjoy. We live in an ideal time for out following my friends who This was significantly below Life is short and don’t fitness tracking. traverse our beautiful hills. the goals of 1,500 miles and squander this amazing oppor- Our smartphones track such Now because I am a runner 150,000 feet. So there is tunity to explore, experience, things as steps, stairs, dis- of sorts — slower than a con- always next year. Like in many and learn about the natural tance, etc. There are also apps stipated tortoise, but I do run other ways, 2020 was a tough world. you can run that are simply — I track total miles which year. amazing. would include any half mara- We’ll dust this old body off David Swan lives on the I have an app that tracks thons I run as well as terrain I and make another go of it in southeast side of Tooele City COURTESY DAVID SWAN distance, elevation gain and traverse while hiking. 2021. with a view of the Oquirrh Running helps the hiking even if you run at a geologic pace. pace. When done, I can see This gives me a good indica- If you think the opportunity Mountains. HARVARD HEALTH LETTER

of saturated fat, 32 grams of “Unless you’re putting a mostly added sugars, 1,330 lot of effort into maintaining Tips to cheat safely on your healthy diet calories, 70 grams of carbo- weight loss, you can return to hydrates, and 2,555 mg of the previous baseline weight,” Here’s a formula to enjoy foods you love during the holiday season and all year through sodium. McManus explains. “Biology Some small studies sug- isn’t on our side, and old or many people, this “sea- Added sugars. Eating too on many factors, including What about doing a 90-10 gest eating a heavy meal behaviors are still there. We Fson of wonder” includes much sugar can cause repeat- your age, activity level, body plan every day during the holi- increases the risk for a heart may slide back into our previ- wondering if you can cheat on ed blood sugar spikes and composition, overall health, days, devoting 10% of your attack. “Theoretically, a large, ous ways, and calories will go a healthy diet. How much can increase your risk for diabetes. and weight goals (such as daily calories to unhealthy unhealthy meal does lead to up and exercise will go down. you indulge in rich, salty, or Limit intake to no more than weight loss). holiday foods? That’s prob- various biochemical changes So weight drifts back up.” sugary holiday cuisine without 24 grams per day for women If you’re a healthy person ably more likely to lead to in the body, such as increases risking weight gain, heart and and 36 grams for men. who exercises 30 minutes per bad habits. “If you occasion- in triglyceride levels, which What you can do blood pressure problems, or Salt. In some people, con- day, you can estimate how ally go slightly over the daily could contribute to an elevat- Try to follow a healthy diet high blood sugar? suming too much salt can many daily calories you need guidelines for calories, salt, ed risk for heart attack in the on most days, and allow your- “Some people are more increase blood pressure. to maintain your current added sugar, and saturated fat hours following the meal,” self the pleasure of occasion- sensitive than others to salt, Healthy people should limit weight by multiplying your intake, it’s probably not going says Dr. Deepak L. Bhatt, a ally indulging. saturated fat, or added sug- intake to 2,300 milligrams weight (in pounds) by 15. to be a problem,” McManus cardiologist and the editor in “For the holiday season, ars. We sometimes see diet (mg) per day. For example, if you weigh says. “But making every meal chief of the Harvard Heart you may want to enjoy a few affecting blood pressure or Saturated fat. Eating too 130 pounds, multiply 130 by a little unhealthy, by design Letter. particular dishes, meals, or cholesterol in as little as a few much of this type of fat -- 15. The answer -- 1,950 -- is -- that’s likely to cause prob- You gain weight and keep events,” McManus suggests. weeks after people splurge,” found in red meat and full-fat the number of calories you lems.” it on. Maybe you’ll exceed “Plan ahead for that. But also says registered dietitian Kathy dairy products -- can increase need per day to stay at 130 the dietary guidelines for the plan how you’ll be eating McManus, director of the “bad” LDL cholesterol and pounds. Eating more could Pitfalls entire holiday season and tell when you’re not overindulg- Department of Nutrition at raise your risk for heart dis- lead to weight gain; eating less Knowing that you can cheat yourself you’ll compensate for ing.” Harvard-affiliated Brigham ease. McManus advises limit- could lead to weight loss. a little might tempt you to it in January and February. Carry that idea through to and Women’s Hospital. ing saturated fat to 7% of your push the 90-10 rule beyond its Unfortunately, studies of what January and then each month That makes dietary cheating daily calories. To figure out Bending the rules limits. For example: actually happens in the post- after that. Don’t bargain with a bit risky. But for generally how many grams of saturated While a good diet is crucial You might overdo a cheat holiday period find that many yourself; try to maintain an healthy people, McManus says fat that would be, take 7% of for health, bending the rules meal. We know for sure that a people weigh more in March even style of healthy eating, there is a formula that allows your daily calories and divide on occasion probably won’t regular diet that’s unhealthy than before the holidays: with occasional cheating you to bend the rules this holi- it by nine (one gram of fat hurt. A tip you can try is the can, over time, increase your January and February didn’t on your diet. You’ll wind up day season and beyond. has 9 calories). For example, 90-10 rule. “Eat a healthy diet long-term risk of developing fully correct for the holiday feeling satisfied that you get if you’re eating 1,500 calories 90% of the time and splurge heart disease. But it may also splurging. Perhaps you get to enjoy the foods you love, First, the healthy guidelines a day: .07 times 1,500 equals 10% of the time,” McManus be true that a big, unhealthy used to indulging and then and you may have more suc- Ideally you should always 105; 105 divided by 9 is about says. “Eating three meals meal can cause immediate can’t break that habit. Perhaps cess maintaining your weight follow a healthy eating plan, 12 grams of saturated fat. a day for a week means 21 risks. Let’s say you binge on a once you gain weight, your goals. such as a Mediterranean-style total meals: avoid splurging juicy steak, mashed potatoes, body resets your metabolism diet. In addition, you need to What about calories? for more than two of those and a hot fudge sundae. That to a higher weight, so you get © 2020 by Harvard limit the following. Daily calorie needs depend meals.” rich meal contains 47 grams hungry more easily. University THURSDAY January 7, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5

FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1996, Tooele County hosts Centennial Ball at Eagles Nest

he Tooele Transcript and later became the tele- 14th Flying Air Force on the been many men thrown out and that a general spirit of TBulletin has published graph operator before being United State entry into the of employment in our city, economy and helpfulness Tooele County news since appointed operator before Pacific War. which will likely result in shall pervade the inhabitants 1894. Here is a flashback of being appointed station agent From the China area he much suffering; of this city. local front-page news from 25, in 1916. covered many Burma raids, NOW THEREFORE BE IT Passed the 5th day of 50, 75 and 100 years ago that Front-Page “The number of people the sinking of Japanese ships RESOLVED by the Mayor and January, 1921. occurred during the fifth week riding the train continued to at Saigon, French Indo- City Council that whenever December and first week of Flashback drop over the years until now China, the Thanksgiving raid possible, those persons hav- Correspondent Mark January. our traffic is all freight,” Cook on Formosa, the destruction ing control of the determina- Watson compiled this report. Higher Education Center for said. of the Hankow Japanese tion of the price of merchan- Jan. 9-11, 1996 students enrolled in Utah Friday’s front page fea- Base from which but two of dise, board and lodgings, Dressed in the fashions of State University’s Tooele tured Tooele County officials the seven planes returned, rents, or any other necessity, Subscribe Today the 1890s and 1990s, about branch campus. taking the oath of office at he being on one of the lucky shall place the price of same 230 people turned out to Prior to the completion noon on Jan 4. First to be two. at the lowest possible point, 435-882-0050 celebrate 100 years of state- of the building students had sworn in was J. Rex Kirk as Friday’s front page fea- hood at the Tooele County been meeting in the facilities county clerk. Others included tured the installation of a Centennial Ball at Tooele at the Tooele Army Depot, Sheriff Clifford L. Carson, new commander at Tooele Army Depot’s Eagles Nest on Tooele Junior High School, County Treasurer Norval H. Ordnance Depot. For All the Great Saturday night. and in the Executive Plaza on Adams, Assessor Wendal H. Col. George W. Kitzmiller Organizers of the ball were Main Street. Anderson, Attorney Edward became the new commander. Events in Life delighted with the 75 percent “It is so wonderful to come Watson, Recorder Ida J. He came to Tooele from his capacity crowd. to a facility that was built Long, Surveyor Ray L. Pruett, previous post as commander Centennial Ball exclusively for education,” and County Commissioner R. at St. Louis Ordnance Depot. Let Everyone Chairwoman Patty Halladay said student Michelle Leary. Sterling Halladay. was particularly pleased with Jan. 7, 1921 Know! the numbers. Jan. 5-8, 1971 Jan. 8-11, 1946 The front page featured “We are just happy it all Herbert D. Cook retired Following the Senior a resolution by the Tooele came together. We wanted Thursday, Dec. 31 as the Hostesses meeting at the Mayor and Tooele City Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! to make the ball the best for Union Pacific Station Agent USO Club, Mr. Robert W. Council. Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement itself. We wanted it to be a at Tooele’s Warner Station MacGregor will show slides WHEREAS, During the last Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards really nice function because with more than 62 years of of pictures he took in China. few months there has been it kicks off the whole year,” service to the company. Mr. MacGregor, formerly a nationwide movement to TOOELE 435-882-0050 Halladay said. He had worked at the stationed at Tooele Ordnance reduce the price of necessar- TRANSCRIPT Later in the week, classes Warner Station just west of Depot was official photog- ies of life of all sorts; and ULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele had begun at the newly com- Tooele since 1910. He was rapher for the Flying Tigers WHEREAS, During the B 9 to 5 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) pleted Tooele Community first assigned as cashier which later became the several weeks there have

Volunteers wanting to partici- Homeless pate this way will have access to continued from page A1 surveys that they can conduct on their own, any time during the designated period, keeping COVID-19 situation there will be in mind that all safety precau- no in-person training nor kick-off tions would need to be followed, meeting. Nor will the volunteers Gillies said. meet as a group prior to starting Homeless people, according to a daily count. HUD guidelines, include people The Homeless Council will use sleeping in a sheltered facility We Design other methods to get information and those sleeping in places not out to their volunteers, Gillies fit for human habitation, includ- said. ing out-of-doors, in vehicles, The Homeless Council is look- campers or trailers without utili- ing for volunteers to help with ties, and in abandoned buildings. the count in a couple of ways. People with additional ques- Volunteers may take a shift or tions or that are interested in vol- two surveying at locations that unteering can contact Gillies at provide services for homeless 435-277-2463 or 435-840-0229 people or in places they fre- or [email protected] or and Print quent, like the Tooele County Carol Mortenson at 801-688- Community Resource Center. 5331 or cmsmiles8@hotmail. The Homeless Council also com. wants to do some street surveys. [email protected]

The hot topic seemed to be Member growth, with every candidate continued from page A1 mentioning growth as a chal- lenge for Tooele City. “Thank you to all of you can- members of the City Council didates for being here with us interviewed six people during tonight and participating,” said an open public meeting that Ed Hansen, Tooele City council applied to fill the vacant seat. chairman at the end of the inter- During the interviews, each views. candidate had 30 seconds to The City Council members introduce themselves. took a 10-minute break to look The candidates included: over their notes on their own Nicholas Caldwell, who has and decide on a candidate for been working in the tech indus- the position. try in Tooele City for over 15 At the end of the ten minutes, years; Jeff Saunders, a govern- Hansen asked each member of ment and social studies teacher the City Council to vote for two at Stansbury High School; candidates they would like to Matt Robinson, a member see on the City Council. of the Tooele City Planning After voting for two candi- • Banners & Signs Commission; Maresa Manzione, dates, Hansen asked the council former Tooele County School members to vote for only one • Magnets & Stickers Board chairperson; Stephany of the two candidates that they • Custom Designed Masks Bothell, a local banker; and previously voted for. Virginia Hooper, an architect. This vote was a tie. • Business Cards WE ARE A Following their introduction, Council members Melodi the candidates answered a series Gochis and Tony Graff voted for • Letterhead & Envelope of questions that City Council Manzione. Council members members asked them. Justin Brady and Ed Hansen • Mailers ONE STOP The questions included: voted for Robinson. “What is the greatest challenge Manzione and Robinson • Inserts/ Flyers for Tooele City and how will drew cards to break the tie and your appointment help address decide which one of them would • Calendars SHOP this challenge?” “How does your replace Wardle. background, professional or At the end, Manzione won • Posters FOR ALL YOUR other, qualify you to serve on the city council seat because she the City Council?” and “What is drew a Queen of Spades card • Newspaper Advertising your top priority that you would from the deck, which was higher • Cards & Announcements PRINTING like to see happen or change in than Robinson’s nine. Tooele City?” [email protected] • Wedding Invitations • Newsletters NEEDS! and Construction LC out of • Brochures Pool Millcreek. Call Keith Bird or continued from page A1 “This really is the work that • Magazines Dianna Bergen for more they perform,” said Cook. “They just finished a project at • Kit Covers info or to get a bid. Cook said that if the City Murray Rec Center where they Council approves the project, did this exact thing.” • Tabloid Newspapers a company will remove the old The amount of $175,900 435.882.0050 drain, install a more-efficient was decided on for the con- • Broadsheet Newspapers one, reseal the deck, and fix tract decided, said Cook. coping stones, stones around Tony Graff asked Cook how • Catalogs the circumference of the pool long the project would take. • Marketing Campaigns that are part of the skimming Cook said the project would of the pool. probably take about three • Corporate Identities City officials sent out a bid weeks from start to finish. for the project and received Cook also said that they • Logos three bids. would wait until February, Cook said that the parks and because the pool is already • Annual Reports recreations department and closed for a few weeks each city officials met with the two February for maintenance. • Billboards lowest bidders on two separate The City Council voted occasions. unanimously to approve the • Books By Self-Publishers 58 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE After the meetings, they improvements to the deck. chose CDC Restoration [email protected] A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 7, 2021 OBITUARIES

Vickie Beighley Guy Fay Leo family was around him. He is survived by his wife; Carson Our beloved husband, sons Eddie (Fong), Dee father, grandfather, and great- (Martie), and Wayne (Hilda); Vickie Beighley Carson, age grandfather, Guy Fay Leo, 92, daughter Joy (Mike Mazza); 67, passed away peacefully passed away Tuesday, Jan. 5, grandchildren Lillian (Brett in her home Dec. 30, 2020. 2021, with his wife and eldest Heidelberger), Stephen She was born July 22, 1953, son by his side. (Samantha), Brandon, in Illinois. She grew up in He was born March 10, Jennifer, Derek, and Vincent; American Fork, Utah, where 1928, to Tung Wen Liu and great-grandchildren Zachary, she met her husband John Kam Heung Choi in Toishan, Nicholas, Katherine, and one Lynn Carson and they were Guangdong Province. He mar- more great-grandchild to be married Nov. 3, 1971. Their ried Bou Kin Low on Aug. 23, born in early 2021. He also marriage was later solemnized 1948. They would be life part- leaves behind three sisters Yee in the Jordan River Temple. ners for more than 72 years. Ying Lieu, Mei Pan Lei, and They had three beautiful Guy was the second old- Mei Chen; and many nieces daughters and then settled in est of eight children. He and and nephews. Tooele County. his family immigrated to the Guy was preceded in death Vickie’s passion was soft- shopping with her daughters, grandson. She was preceded United States in 1966, first grandchildren. A little-known by his parents, two brothers, ball. She was head of Tooele and most of all sleepovers with in death by her sister Gaylene settling in Ogden, Utah. In fact about Guy is that he was two sisters, and his grand- County Girls Softball League her grandkids. Beighley. the early 1970s, he and his a very experienced seamstress daughter, Kathy Pui-Kuen Leo. for many years. She loved Vickie is survived by her There will be a celebration family moved to Tooele, Utah, — always making modifica- We would like to extend cooking and enjoyed watch- parents Jack and Thelma of life Jan. 11, 2021, from where they opened Sun Lok tions to better the clothes he our sincere thanks for the ing cooking shows. She spent Beighley; husband Lynn 11a.m. to 12:45 p.m., at Tate Yuen Restaurant at 39 N. Main had just purchased. He made wonderful care provided by hours creating delicious meals Carson, daughters Nicole Mortuary in Tooele. Burial will Street. In 1980, they built its a point to teach his children the doctors, nurses, and staff for her family. She also loved (Darrin) Turner, Cassie be in the Tooele City Cemetery permanent location at 615 N. and grandchildren the game at Mountain West Medical reading. She loved historical Martinez, Jacki (Tim) Peacock; at 1 p.m. Please leave condo- Main Street, Tooele, Utah. of Mahjong, something that Center. Extra special thanks to novels. Vickie loved any shared sisters Doni (Rick) Carlton, lences at www.tatemortuary. Guy was sharp, hardwork- would become a tradition Marian Elkins for taking such time with her family. She loved Bobi (Brad) Johnson; six com. ing, witty, and assertive. He when we all gathered. He great care of Guy for the last going on vacations, camping, grandchildren; one great- never hesitated to share his welcomed the competition, couple of years. opinions, even in his last but we all knew who would Funeral services will be held days. He enjoyed traveling the prevail as the champion. He Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021, at Tate world, but especially loved his loved watching the NBA and Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., trips to Wendover, Nevada, knew players by their jersey Tooele. The viewing will be Elmer (Sugar) ing, fishing, camping, and find- where he would try his luck numbers and could provide held at 11 a.m. with the ser- ing any excuse to be outdoors, on the slot machines. After his stats on them as he watched vice at noon. Masks and social Claude Candelario especially with his grandchil- retirement, you would find them play. distancing required. The ser- dren. He was well liked and Guy on long bike rides and Customers and former vices will be streamed live and (65) well known everywhere he walks with his wife. He had a employees will remember him recorded by Tate Mortuary Our beloved husband, went. His presence was one lifelong passion for cooking — for his loud, booming voice. for those who are unable to father, grandfather, great- of a kind and he knew how to a passion that was passed on He never forgot a face and attend or would like to watch grandfather, brother, and leave a lasting impression. He to his children and grandchil- always affectionately called remotely. Interment will friend returned home to our will be deeply missed by so dren. Even after he could no for them with “Hey, Boy!” or immediately follow at the Salt heavenly father Jan. 3, 2021, many. longer prepare his own meals, “Hey, Lady!” We will miss his Lake City Cemetery, 200 “N” with his sweetheart by his side. He married his sweetheart he would still craft recipes for mischievous giggle, his ani- Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born Oct. 13, 1955, Sandra J. Candelario on May his family to make and loved mated critiques of everything, Live stream link: my.gather. in Tooele, Utah, to Jose and 25, 1991, and would have sharing his knowledge with his and the joy he had when his app/remember/guy-leo Corrina Candelario where celebrated 36 wonderful he resided his entire life. He years together. They never retired as a civil servant from were too far from each other. Tooele Army Depot after As he always said, he loved proudly serving for more than kicking it with his old lady. 31 years. and a man of faith. His family Together they had six children: Leonard Joseph He was a dedicated and lov- came first and foremost. He Emily (Joshua) Chandler, ing father, devoted husband loved riding his Harley, hunt- Melissa Candelario, Jesse Stalliviere Candelario (Emily), Jeremy (Josie) Candelario, Elmer On Dec. 31, 2020, Leonard TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Nikki) Candelario, and Joseph Stalliviere, 67, passed Miranda Azbill; 20 grand- away peacefully at home, with OPEN ENROLLMENT children: Emya, Anthony, his loving wife Linda by his School Year 2021-2022 Izziahs, Brooks, Andre, side. Valencina, Marcellas, Elias, Leonard was born Nov. 4, Ezeriah, Alyssa (Jonathan), 1953, in Tooele, Utah. From The Tooele County School District will be Alexis, Whitney, Corrina, a young age he was charis- accepting applications from elementary and Raquel, Romi, Victor, Vienxa, matic and had a great sense of secondary students who are interested in enrolling Annaliesse, and Bobbie; two humor. He joined the United great-grandchildren: Oliver, States Army in 1971 and in a school outside of their resident school boundary and Antonio. served in the Vietnam War. This past year Leonard mother Marita Stalliviere; for the 2021-2022 school year. Once the enrollment He was preceded in death He loved the rodeo and rid- was able to watch his grand- father Leonard Stalliviere; and of a school exceeds the declared capacity, no further by his parents Jose and ing his motorcycle. He was a daughter Hope be born, go on grandson Alexander Joseph Corrina Candelario, his broth- devout father and avid hunter. a few motorcycle rides with Stalliviere. applications will be approved. ers Herman and Andrew He was grateful to pass on his Linda, put an addition onto This last year, Leonard took Candelario, and his grand- passion for hunting to his sons, their home, give his daughter strong precautions to keep daughter Mercedes Candelario. going together every year since away at her wedding, and take himself and the people around Due to current circum- they could walk. He was an one final hunting trip with his him as safe as possible from NOTE: If your student is currently approved to stances a private viewing will extremely hard worker, even up boys. He will be greatly missed COVID. We have honored his attend a school outside of his/her boundary, there be held for immediate fam- until he passed. He was a mem- but his family will cherish the views by having a short view- ily members only. Mass will ber of the Operating Engineers memories that they have with ing that was open to the public will be no need to reapply. However, if your be open to those who wish Local 3 Union for most of his him and find peace in knowing at Tate Mortuary, Thursday, student plans to leave the school he/she is currently to attend at St. Marguerite career. He spent many years they will be reunited one day in Jan. 7, 2021, from 9:30 to approved to attend, an application will be required. Catholic Church, Thursday working at Kennecott before God’s Heavenly Kingdom. 10:30 a.m. Funeral services Jan. 7, 2021, at 1:30 p.m., going on the road pipelining. Leonard is survived by his were a Catholic Mass at 11 followed by a burial at Tooele He worked all over the US wife Linda; children Matt a.m. for family and a few close Applications: Parents can pick up an application in City Cemetery. while pipelining before retiring Johnson, Rusti (Joe) Hardy, friends, followed by a cemetery the office at any school, available on the District in 2016. While on the road for Trevor (Jennifer) Stalliviere, burial next to his grandson work, Linda and Leonard loved and Justin Stalliviere; stepchil- in Grantsville with military website www.tooeleschools.org or at the Tooele to hop on his motorcycle and dren Jason (Cat) D’Avignon and honors. The services were County School District Office, 92 S Lodestone NOTE OF explore some of the beautiful Aimee D’Avignon; grandchil- streamed live and recorded by Way, Tooele, UT 84074. sights throughout our country. dren Oakley Stalliviere, Hope Tate Mortuary for those who APPRECIATION He was a devout Catholic and Stalliviere, Emilia D’Avignon, were unable to attend or would proudly served for many years and Adelaide D’Avignon; broth- like to watch from home. You Application Window: December 1, 2020 The Family of Isaac Paul in the Knights of Columbus. er Norman (Dara) Stalliviere; can access this by going to the through February 19, 2021 Trujillo would like to thank One of his most memorable sister Carlene (John) Clark; link: my.gather.app/remem- The Life’s Worth Living days was when he married and his dogs Tanner and Jenny. ber/leonard-stalliviere. Foundation for their generous the love of his life Linda in a He was preceded in death by Information: Contact the District Office donation. Catholic ceremony. his sister Conchetta Stalliviere; (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104 Chris, Janet and Vanessa

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3-pointer by Bridger Thomas so I’ve got to give them a lot five points with under 30 Senior center with less than 30 seconds of credit, but when you’ve got seconds left before another left in the third period. But Justin Rogers, that overcomes Rogers dunk put the game out scores 14 in Rogers outscored Stansbury a lot of flaws.” 10-4 by himself over the first Stansbury closed to within SEE ROGERS PAGE A8 ➤ four-plus minutes of the final fourth quarter frame, including an and-one, DARREN VAUGHAN a 3-pointer from the left cor- SPORTS EDITOR ner and a pair of putbacks off Tied going into the fourth offensive rebounds as Tooele quarter of its Region 10 opener (4-6, 1-0) took a 42-36 lead. against county rival Stansbury “Justin Rogers was the dif- on Wednesday night, the ference,” Stansbury coach Joe Tooele boys basketball team White said. “Give it to Justin needed someone to push them and his teammates. I still like over the top. our kids and the effort we It was just the kind of situa- gave.” tion in which Buffaloes senior Stansbury closed the gap center Justin Rogers typically after a personal foul and a thrives, and this time was no technical foul against Tooele’s different. Rogers scored 14 of Nate Begnaud gave the his team’s 19 fourth-quarter Stallions several free throws. points, allowing the Buffs to However, the Buffs quickly run away from the Stallions regained their composure, and for a 51-46 win at Tooele High McCade Laughlin knocked School. down a crucial 3-pointer from “He decided we weren’t the right wing to extend the going to lose, and he just went lead to 45-39. On the ensuing to work,” Tooele coach Jed Stansbury possession, Rogers Thomas said. “That was pretty deflected a Stansbury pass to phenomenal. They were dou- teammate Trevor Zaleski, who bling him, they had box-and- found Rogers in the open court one on him and it just didn’t for a breakaway dunk to put matter. He was going to win the Buffs up eight points with that game. It was awesome.” a minute and a half left. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO The Stallions (4-5, 0-1 “We’ve watched a lot of Tooele’s Justin Rogers (40) throws down a dunk as Stansbury’s Kru Huxford Region 10) had limited Rogers film on them,” Thomas said. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO (4) and Jacob White give chase during the fourth quarter of Wednesday’s to just 11 points through “Stansbury worked incredibly Stansbury’s Dave Spaulding (22) tries to drive past Tooele’s Julian Mahoe Region 10 boys basketball game at Tooele High School. Rogers scored 25 the first three quarters, and hard tonight. They hustled and during the second half of Wednesday’s Region 10 boys basketball game at points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, as the Buffaloes defeated the tied the score at 32-32 on a they got a lot of loose balls, Tooele High School. Spaulding led the Stallions with 10 points in the first Stallions 51-46. game of the region season, but Tooele won the game 51-46.

SPORTS WRAP Stansbury wrestling vs. Ogden and Juan Diego The Stansbury wrestling team Buffs’ defense stifles rolled to a pair of Region 10 dual-meet victories on Wednesday at Stansbury High School, defeating Juan Diego short-handed Stansbury 66-6 and Ogden 51-24. Against Juan Diego, the Stallions picked by Baker extended the lead to up eight wins by forfeit. Jordan Tooele snaps five-game skid against Stallions 16-7 with 3:41 left in the first Hammond picked up a 5-3 half. Lewis’ breakaway layup decision at 145 pounds, while DARREN VAUGHAN ing starters Epa and Malia stretched the Buffs’ advantage Zane Kanirie (152) and Jayden SPORTS EDITOR Tia because of COVID-19 to 18-7, and Tooele took a 20-9 Sisam (182) won by pin. Oliver Avila won a 5-4 decision at The Tooele girls basketball protocols, which forced them lead into halftime. 220. Carson Ashcroft won by team has had its share of strug- to make changes to a lineup A bit of sloppy play by the pin in a 120-pound exhibition gles against its neighbor to the already struggling with consis- Buffs threatened to let the match. Carson Pease (106), north over the years. tency in the early part of the Stallions back into the game in Brayden Phillips (132), Warren Entering Tuesday’s Region season. the third quarter, and led Goss Welch (145), Braydon Allie 10 opener, the Buffaloes “They just bring such a to call two timeouts in a span (170), Xander Howard (220) and hadn’t beaten Stansbury in different tempo and style to of just over two minutes to get Matt Ingersoll (285) won by pin their past five meetings with our play, and they’re hard his team settled back down. against Ogden, and Brandon the Stallions, with their last to guard,” Stansbury coach Eventually, a basket by Emma Ploehn earned a 21-5 tech fall win coming nearly three years Brittany Davies said. “We were Higley and a 3-pointer by victory in a 113-pound exhibi- tion. Kanirie won his match in a ago — a 37-35 Tooele triumph kind of interested to see how Lewis got things back on track, 4-1 decision at 152. on Jan. 11, 2018, when the our team would play with- and the Buffs took a 13-point current seniors were freshmen. out them and if they would lead after three quarters. Wrestling All-Star Dual But thanks to a suffocating execute. It changed the whole “We had that little blurb in Two Tooele County wrestlers were named to the annual defense, the Buffs snapped dynamic of our team, so we the third quarter, which kind Utah All-Star Duals, which will that losing streak against were anxious to see what that of haunts us sometimes,” Goss be contested Tuesday at Telos their county rivals, defeating would look like.” said. “I thought, mentally, we Academy in Orem. Jade Garcia Stansbury 33-18 at Tooele A pair of putback layups by bounced back from it pretty will represent Grantsville at 136 High School. Tooele’s Breanna Beer, as well good.” pounds in the girls competition, “When the girls come out as a driving layup by Aysha Meanwhile, Stansbury while Parker Hansen of Tooele and play our defense, I think Lewis, had the Buffs ahead couldn’t muster a comeback. will compete as a member of we cause a lot of problems for 6-2 midway through the first Another starter, Sarah Gatluak, the boys wildcard team at 106 other teams,” Tooele coach quarter. Stansbury’s Ainsley suffered a knee injury that pounds. The matches can be Randy Goss said. “They put a Thurber drew a foul and hit caused her to miss much of seen on trackwrestling.com. lot of effort into it (Tuesday) two free throws to pull the the second half, and Thurber Notable HS boys basketball night. I thought we were talk- Stallions within two points, but picked up her third, fourth and scores ing on defense, we were cover- Tooele answered with a 13-4 fifth personal fouls of the con- Tuesday ing each other and they just run that stretched six minutes test within the first 1:30 of the Westlake 76, Ridgeline 54 did a really good job.” fourth quarter. Bonneville 38, Sky View 37 into the second quarter to take Logan 62, Box Elder 55 Tooele (4-5, 1-0 Region 10) control of the contest. “It just seemed like it was never trailed in the contest, Madi Baker hit a 3-pointer a perfect storm,” Davies said. Mountain Crest 54, Grace (Idaho) CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO and the Buffs held the lead from the left corner to give “We obviously have a lot of 32 Tooele’s Rylie Hogan (10) shoots as Stansbury’s Natalie Ogden closes in Layton Christian 51, Summit for all but 2:21. The Stallions Tooele an 11-4 lead early in work to do and some things we during Tuesday’s Region 10 girls basketball game at Tooele High School. Academy 44 (3-7, 0-1) were short-handed the second quarter, and a The Buffaloes beat the Stallions 33-18, picking up their first win over Granger 62, Providence Hall 58 coming into the game, miss- layup by Lewis and another 3 SEE BUFFS PAGE A8 ➤ Stansbury in nearly three years. Judge Memorial 66, Carbon 51 Richfield 63, North Sevier 47 Manti 76, Gunnison 63 Wednesday Tooele 51, Stansbury 46 Dugway 48, USDB 30 Crimson Cliffs 63, Pine View 46 Huxford, Tia earn region co-MVP honors Uintah 54, Ben Lomond 44 Juan Diego 54, Cedar Valley 53 Desert Hills 61, Canyon View 45 Fourteen others earn First Team All-Region nods Dixie 73, Hurricane 37 Cedar City 65, Snow Canyon 51 DARREN VAUGHAN Here’s a look at Tooele Layton Christian 53, Morgan 43 SPORTS EDITOR Manti 62, Maeser Prep 28 County’s All-Region selections, North Sanpete 61, ALA 52 It was a football season with their statistics from the Union 49, Delta 37 to remember for Stansbury 2020 season. seniors Kru Huxford and Pae Notable HS girls basketball Tia, who helped lead the Region 10 scores Tuesday Stallions to the Class 4A state Co-Most Valuable Player Tooele 33, Stansbury 18 quarterfinals and an impres- Kru Huxford, QB/CB, Sr., Desert Hills 60, Canyon View 36 sive 8-3 record. Stansbury — Huxford was Ridgeline 59, Box Elder 56 The duo was rewarded for the ultimate dual threat at Bear River 48, Kearns 45 their efforts by the coaches quarterback for the Stallions, Dixie 48, Hurricane 37 of Region 10, with Huxford throwing for 2,048 yards, 25 Pine View 70, Crimson Cliffs 40 named the region’s Co-Most touchdowns and eight inter- Cedar City 45, Snow Canyon 28 Valuable Player alongside Park ceptions to go with 1,162 yards Uintah 71, Ben Lomond 18 City’s Seth Warner. Tia shared and 15 TDs on the ground. He Juan Diego 48, Cedar Valley 39 Summit Academy 66, Granger Defensive MVP honors with also recorded 49 tackles, one 61 Park City’s Stone Combs. sack, one interception and six Richfield 56, Millard 26 Seven other Stansbury pass breakups on defense. North Summit 71, South Summit players were named to the 38 All-Region 10 First Team, Co-Defensive Most Valuable Carbon 55, Duchesne 38 along with four Tooele players. Player Delta 32, Union 28 Grantsville placed three play- Pae Tia, OLB, Sr., ALA 52, North Sanpete 43 ers on Region 13’s All-Region Stansbury — Tia had 99 tack- Manti 70, Maeser Prep 14 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO First Team after bouncing back les, including 55 solo tackles Stansbury quarterback Kru Huxford looks to avoid a pair of Park City defenders during a Region 10 football game from a one-win finish in region and two tackles-for-loss. He SEE WRAP PAGE A8 ➤ on Sept. 18 at Stansbury High School. Huxford was named Region 10’s Co-Most Valuable Player after leading the play to advance to the Class 3A Stallions to an 8-3 overall record and a Class 4A state quarterfinal playoff berth. state semifinals. SEE MVP PAGE A8 ➤ A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 7, 2021

and two sacks. MVP Ty Sutherland, RB/LB, Sr., continued from page A7 Tooele — Sutherland had 51 tackles and a sack and rushed for 47 yards for the Buffaloes. added one sack, one intercep- Drake Gritzmacher, RB/ tion, four pass breakups and a LB, Jr., Tooele — Gritzmacher fumble recovery. had 77 tackles and an intercep- tion as one of the Buffs’ top First Team defenders. Cayden Clark, WR/DB, Sr., Dylan Makoni, WR/DB, Jr., Stansbury — Clark caught 36 Tooele — Makoni led the Buffs passes for 591 yards and 10 with 34 receptions for 513 TDs, in addition to picking up yards and six touchdowns, and 61 tackles, five tackles-for-loss, he also completed a 21-yard two sacks and two blocked touchdown pass. punts as he was named Stansbury’s Special Teams Region 13 Player of the Year. First Team Nate Bushnell, CB/SB, Jr., Kaden Kelley, SS/WR, Sr., Stansbury — Bushnell rushed Grantsville — Kelley had 83 for 965 yards and a team-high tackles, 12 tackles-for-loss, 18 TDs. He also caught 17 eight hurries, four pass break- passes for 241 yards and three ups, three forced fumbles scores, while recording 36 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO and three fumble recoveries, tackles, an interception, three Stansbury senior Pae Tia shows his emotion after the Stallions’ win over including one for a touchdown pass breakups, a fumble recov- Timpview in a non-region football game Oct. 14 at Stansbury High School. in the Cowboys’ quarterfinal ery and a forced fumble on Tia was named Region 10’s Co-Defensive Most Valuable Player after playoff win over Summit defense. He also averaged 19.1 recording 99 tackles this past season. Academy. He added one rush- yards on 14 kickoff returns, ing TD and two receiving TDs. including a 63-yarder. sacks, 19 hurries, a fumble Ogden and another against Noah Mouritsen, WR, Sr., Jacob Rich, C/DT, Jr., recovery and a blocked punt. Mountain View in the Stallions’ Grantsville — Mouritsen had Stansbury — Rich played a He added six pancake blocks second-round playoff win over 57 catches for 632 yards and big role in the trenches on on offense. Mountain View. four TDs as the Cowboys’ top both sides of the ball. He Matt Ingersoll, OL/DL, Sr., Tyson Pritzkau, MLB, Sr., receiver. Defensively, he had CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO recorded eight pancake blocks Stansbury — Ingersoll had Stansbury — Pritzkau had 71 29 tackles, a fumble recovery Stansbury’s Brooke Jensen (11) launches a shot over Tooele’s Aysha Lewis on offense, and 56 tackles, 8.5 40 tackles, one tackle-for-loss, tackles, one sack and six hur- and two interceptions. during Tuesday’s Region 10 girls basketball game at Tooele High School. sacks, 10.5 tackles-for-loss, one sack and eight quarterback ries to go with nine tackles-for- Blake Thomas, RB, Jr., Tooele won the game 33-18 in both teams’ first region contest of the 19 quarterback hurries and a hurries, and posted five pan- loss, and he also had a blocked Grantsville — Thomas rushed season. fumble recovery on defense. cake blocks on offense. punt. for 965 yards and 16 TDs to Bryce Gordon, G/DE, Sr., Hayden Birch, T/NG, Sr., Mateaki Helu, RB/FS, So., go with 19 catches for 101 Gatluak led Stansbury with Stansbury — Gordon recorded Stansbury — Birch had a pair Tooele — Helu ran for 542 yards. He also had 59 tackles, Buffs five points, and Thurber and 100 tackles, including 11 of pancake blocks during the yards and five TDs and had 17 two interceptions and a forced continued from page A7 Jessica Smart each had four. tackles-for-loss, as well as 6.5 season, recording one against catches for 263 yards and two fumble. Brooke Jensen had three scores. He also had 32 tackles [email protected] points and Tailor Palmer had need to figure out, but what do two. you do with a game like that? “They gave me everything We can’t sit and dwell on it they had,” Davies said. “It just and worry about it and change didn’t click. Things just didn’t Join the Club! Tooele boys basketball at Ogden, 7 p.m. everything that we’re doing fall into place like they should. Wrap Grantsville boys basketball at and make major changes just We have so much more poten- Tooele Club continued from page A7 Logan, 7 p.m. because of that game.” tial than we’re putting out Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual Stansbury boys basketball vs. Ben Lewis led all scorers with 12 there right now.” Teen Center Membership Lomond, 7 p.m. points for Tooele. Baker had Both teams were in action Wednesday seven points, Higley and Beer Thursday night after press Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. Green River 51, Grand 34 Saturday’s game Tooele, Stansbury and Grantsville each had six and Rylie Hogan time, with Tooele travel- Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Providence Hall 51, Gunnison 42 Club 435.843.5719 Juab 57, Tintic 12 wrestling at Best of the West had two. ing to Ogden and Stansbury Tournament, 9 a.m. at Tooele HS “It seems like there was a playing host to Ben Lomond. Schedule Tooele girls basketball at Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! little Stansbury curse there The Buffaloes will travel to Friday’s games Grantsville, 2:30 p.m. for a while,” Goss said. “I Grantsville for a non-region Tooele, Stansbury and Grantsville don’t know why we’ve always game at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, wrestling at Best of the West Tuesday’s games Afterschoolol Tournament, 12:30 p.m. at Tooele Grantsville girls basketball vs. kind of had self-doubts about and Stansbury will face HS Providence Hall, 7 p.m. ourselves when we’ve played Cedar Valley in a region game programs foforr Tooele and Stansbury swimming vs. Stansbury girls basketball at Cedar them, but (Tuesday) night the Tuesday in Eagle Mountain. Valley, 7 p.m. Youth andd Teens Rowland Hall, 3 p.m. girls were confident.” [email protected]

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here is much to appreci- Tate about landscape trees and much to consider when choosing them. When choos- ing we might consider shade, spring flowers, leaf shape and beautiful autumn leaves in the fall to help make landscapes attractive. Too often we don’t consider their winter appear- ance in our landscapes. By the time the leaves have dropped off deciduous trees, our focus goes to indoor activi- ties or we give the plants a passing glance on the way to DIANE SAGERS other activities. Trees play an important role in winter landscapes. The dark branches and gray bark of this DIANE SAGERS We may not notice the very tree add a bit of color and interest to this winter scene. These wintery tree branches in the mist create a mystical and beautiful effect. important part trees in the look of our yards in winter. Trees right now provides a contrast a winter backdrop. bark in shades of brown or and decorative — have red here as Lacebark elm. Unlike are the backbone of a winter to the silhouettes of single Bark is a dependable source white. Some have interesting bark that tends to peel a little the Siberian elm, it doesn’t landscape. Some of the land- specimen trees that remain of winter color. Bark on textures and others grow bark with age. Cherry bark has a scatter leaves and seeds that scaping we do involves annuals through the winter months. deciduous trees and shrubs with interesting patterns that very shiny, rich mahogany come up all over your and the or perennials that die back to Sometimes frost will collect on and leaves, needles and other peel naturally. look. neighbors’ yards. It isn’t par- the ground during the winter, the extended branches giving structures on evergreens break Some of the deciduous trees The Siberian elm is often ticularly brittle but grows to but trees remain all year. They them a mystical appearance. the monotony. that give different color to the called a Chinese elm in this a modest height and keeps its help provide the structure to a It can be beautiful. The shape There is a tendency to landscape include coral bark area. The error in wording attractive shape. garden and provide points of of trees can range from very think of winter trees as having Japanese maples with red- wouldn’t be significant except Sycamore trees or London interest as single specimens or upright to extended branches grayed or blackened bark, but dish bark. Paperbark maples that the true Chinese elm has plane trees are known for their in groupings. to weeping shapes. All can not all do. Look around and have reddish exfoliating bark. very attractive, exfoliating The snow on the ground show beautiful outlines against you will find trees with colored Cherry trees — both fruited bark. It is generally known SEE TREES PAGE B5 ®

SUNDAY DRIVE Economical, versatile and powerful, the 2021 Chevrolet Silverado covers every need uying a new Chevrolet we had only gone 300 miles BSilverado these days could and just barely past a half tank be as tough as trying to get the of diesel. Impressed is just one perfect Christmas tree for a way to describe our feeling for new home, something had to the new Silverado RST. deal with this year for our first Not only was the gas mile- Christmas in a new home. But age a great addition, the truck getting exactly the right truck really looked great and drove would be another challenge, Craig & Deanne Conover well. It was almost impossible as was proven after our week GUEST COLUMNISTS to tell it was a diesel engine as driving a new Silverado RST the noise from the truck was with a Duramax Diesel engine. so low. However, the available There are so many different 9,000 pounds. We didn’t have power was over-the-top; when ways to get the Silverado that the chance to put a trailer on we needed a little extra the it is simply going to come down the back of the new Silverado Silverado was more than happy to individual needs and wants, but would think with the diesel to comply. but that is a good thing as there engine the gas mileage would A big new addition to this should be a truck for most any not change much. year’s Silverado line will be need. The most awesome part of the Mult-Flex tailgate that was Having the RST with a the week was when the truck developed for the GMC line of Duramax engine for a week arrived at our home with only trucks a couple of year ago. At was outstanding. The only 533 miles on the odometer and the time, we didn’t know if it way to get the same amount of 588 miles to empty. This was a would ever be available on the toque and towing power would first to get a vehicle with less Silverado at all. We love this be to go with the 6.2 liter V-8 than 1,000 miles on it and had feature as it is so functional set-up. The difference in every- more miles to go than we could —especially as a work bench day driving mileage between possibly do in a week with no without opening the entire tail- these two would be seven miles overnight stay involved. gate, and the fact it becomes a per gallon, making the diesel a With only a 22 gallon fuel step into the truck if needed. very viable option. tank that was a pretty impres- The step will also fold up with The diesel version will tow sive number of miles to empty; the tailgate down to allow for up to 9,500 pounds and can it surely had something to do longer items such as boards take up to 2,170 pounds in the with the truck’s long drive out that will now not fall out on bed. We would imagine this from Denver. So it would be a the way home from the hard- would be plenty for virtually challenge to see if we would ware store. any weekend adventure or even get past the halfway point Inside, our test ride had most folk’s needs. Craig has on the fuel gauge. been upgraded with the All- the opportunity to tow various After much driving around Star Edition Plus package trailers and the heaviest loaded Utah Valley and trip up to the ($2,100) that added the larger with sound gear is right around Standard-Examiner in Ogden, 8-inch infotainment screen along with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. This theme seems to be something on every manufactures radar standout look on the road. continued to come down until all. It is a job well done and this year, and we love it. It is We also had our first real mid-afternoon. Having the with all the choices in the mar- so much nicer to just climb snowfall during the week, included heated seats and heat- ket it would certainly be worth- into a vehicle and have our which gave us the unique ed steering wheel were also while to take the new Silverado phones hook-up and function chance to test out the 4-wheel- great additions for the ride. for a ride. just as they would if we were drive around town. Even after Even though this was not Base price: $46,500 sitting in an office or at home. loading up the snow blower to the most exclusive version of Price as driven: $56,950 Other additions that came with take to Craig’s mother’s house the Silverado, we found it to the All-Star package included the truck performed without a be very comfortable and easy Craig and Deanne Conover cargo bed power outlets, a Bose hiccup, trudging through the to drive, and most importantly have been test-driving vehicles premium audio system, two wintery weather wish ease. very affordable for a diesel for nearly a decade. They receive extra USB ports and an SD card This turned out to be a great powered truck. It is a goal of a new car each week for a week- reader, and painted wheels day to be out in a new truck Chevrolet to keep their trucks long test drive and adventure. that really gave the Silverado a with 4-wheel-drive as the snow competitive and affordable to They live in Springville, Utah. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 7, 2021

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Write to Donna at Freddie Highmore in “The Good Doctor” [email protected] hrough the years, child seen during the holidays in Aaron Peppers, father of two, shares his love for singing and songwriting with his cousin’s daughter, Lexi, in © 2021 Donna Erickson Tstars have scored big “Christmas Story,” now 49, Placerville, California. Distributed by King Features Synd. in movies and television. was in last year’s “Spider- Among the most famous Man: Far From Home.” were Shirley Temple, Natalie And let’s not forget “The Wood, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mickey Mouse Club” reboot, Neil Patrick Harris, Kurt which gave us Christina Raynaud’s patient: Can Viagra help cold fingers Russell, Ryan Gosling and Aguilera, Justin Timberlake, Drew Barrymore. The chal- Brittney Spears and the DEAR DR. ROACH: I have An attack can sometimes be ANSWER: Erenumab lenge for a child star is to Oscar-nominated Ryan scleroderma with Raynaud’s aborted by rubbing hands in (Aimovig) has been recently make a graceful transition to Gosling. phenomenon, and friends and warm water or getting them approved for migraine. In the an adult star. Shirley Temple, • • • family members have told into a warm place. initial study, it reduced the for example, literally saved Abigail Breslin, now 24, me that I might get help from When medication treatment number of migraine days from 20th Century Fox from ruin was nominated for an Oscar Viagra. is necessary, a calcium channel 8.3 to 4.6 per month. As an but was never able to click as when she was 12 for “Little Frankly, I hadn’t read or blocker like nifedipine is often injection, it may cause pain an adult star in a big way. Miss Sunshine.” This year heard that from either my the first choice. Headache and and swelling at the injection Hayley Mills became she co-starred in the com- rheumatologists or dermatolo- dizziness can limit effective- site, and has also caused some an overnight sensation edy “Zombieland: Double gists. I already tried a short ness of this treatment. Studies people constipation and mus- because of “The Parent Tap,” with Woody Harrelson, course of nifedipine over a have shown these medications cle cramps. There are very few Trap,” “Pollyanna” and “That Jesse Eisenberg and Emma decade ago (it just gave me a can cut the attacks by about drug interactions, and I found Darn Cat.” As an adult she Stone, and will soon be seen headache), so I just stick with itself, but is often seen in the 50%. no indication that it should starred in the TV series opposite Matt Damon in the mechanical means to keep my presence of autoimmune con- Sildenafil (Viagra) has make asthma worse. “Good Morning Miss Bliss,” crime drama “Stillwater,” and hands warm in winter and, ditions, such as the systemic been used in people with Your family friend has had which eventually morphed with Thomas Jane and Jack maybe surprisingly to some, sclerosis (scleroderma) you Raynaud’s, and is about as a much better result than most into “Saved by the Bell.” Donnelly in the horror film in summer. Believe me, air- have. Treatment for Raynaud’s effective as calcium channel of the people in the study, and Her sister, Juliet Mills didn’t “Slayers.” conditioned grocery stores are is generally the same with blockers. However, for people there is no guarantee your wife score until she starred in the • • • torture from April to October. or without other conditions. with scleroderma, ulcers and will do as well. I am await- TV series “Nanny and the Probably the best transi- — M.A.P. Everybody with Raynaud’s Raynaud’s, sildenafil has been ing further long-term studies Professor.” Hayley, now 74, tion from child actor to ANSWER: Raynaud’s should quit smoking and avoid shown in small trials to be very before recommending this is married to actor Firdous adult star was made by phenomenon is an excessive medications that can trigger an effective. class of migraine treatments. Bamji (20 years her junior) Freddie Highmore, who first response of the blood vessels attack (over-the-counter cold • • • It is given once per month, and Juliet, now 79, is wed to impressed us in “Finding in the skin to changes in tem- and flu remedies are the most DEAR DR. ROACH: My wife and costs about $600 at actor Maxwell Caulfield (18 Netherland” (2004) and then perature, and sometimes to common). has many allergies and asthma, goodrx.com. years her junior). in the title role of “Charlie emotional stress. While most The mainstay of treatment as well as frequent migraines, • • • Macaulay Culkin, now and the Chocolate Factory” people will get cold hands and is avoiding the temperature about two or three a month. Dr. Roach regrets that 40, became a child superstar (2005). Highmore took time feet when it is cold, a person changes wherever possible, A family friend has been he is unable to answer indi- because of “Home Alone” off for his schooling, but with Raynaud’s can get a dras- but as you point out clearly, using Aimovig for the past vidual questions, but will and “Home Alone 2: Lost still did voiceover work until tic response, even to air condi- it’s almost impossible to do six months with no migraine incorporate them in the In New York.” He had his 2013, when he played that tioning or freezer sections of so completely. Putting your symptoms. What can you tell column whenever possible. share of growing pains but “Psycho” Norman Bates in grocery stores. The skin will hand in a refrigerator or hold- me about this relatively new Readers may email questions got it together enough to the TV series “Bates Motel” turn white and then blue, then ing a cold drink can trigger drug? We’re concerned that to ToYourGoodHealth@med. play Kevin McCallister in the (2013-2017). Then he quite red on being rewarmed. an attack. Many people with the side effects may interfere cornell.edu. upcoming “Home Alone 6,” jumped right into the popu- Not everybody goes through all Raynaud’s learn to keep gloves with her asthma, or any other with Ellie Kemper. His cur- lar ABC series “The Good three colors, however. with them all the time and negative drug interactions. © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. rent girlfriend, Brenda Song, Doctor,” which is currently Raynaud’s can exist by dress their entire body warmly. — M.S. All Rights Reserved was a child actress in the enjoying season 3. series “The Suite Life of Zack Whoever said, “Children & Cody.” His success inspired should be seen and not was pregnant. with a “delay certificate” if gia has the urge to eat raw his siblings Kieran (38), Rory heard” never saw any of the a train is running more than potatoes. (31) and sister Kit (36) to kids above! • In 2015, Canadian astronaut five minutes behind sched- become actors. Chris Hadfield released the • In the late 1800s in Corinne, ule. The documents can be Peter Billingsley, endlessly © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. first ever album recorded Utah, you could buy legal shown to bosses or teachers entirely in space, titled divorce papers from a vend- to explain a passenger’s late- “Space Sessions: Songs from ing machine for $2.50. BY LUCIE WINBOURNE ness. a Tin Can.” • Late in his life, Guglielmo • In 1984, New Zealand Prime • The oldest known customer Marconi believed no sound • Many people in South Korea Minister Robert Muldoon got service complaint was writ- ever dies completely. He opt to compress the remains drunk and decided to spon- ten on a clay cuneiform dreamed of building a device of the dead person into gem- taneously call a general elec- tablet in Mesopotamia 4,000 strong enough to pick up the like beads in different colors, tion, which he lost. which are then displayed at years ago. In it, a customer actual words of Jesus at the home. named Nanni complains that • Before battles, some Roman “Sermon on the Mount.” he was sold inferior copper gladiators read product • • • • Greenland sharks don’t reach ingots. endorsements. The makers of puberty until they are 150 the film “Gladiator” planned Thought for the Day: “There • Russia only classified beer as years old. to show this but nixed the are years that ask questions, an alcoholic drink in 2011. • The first hoop skirt was worn idea for fear that audiences and years that answer.” by Queen Juana of Portugal, • Japanese trains, reputedly wouldn’t believe it. — Zora Neale Hurston the most punctual in the in a bid to hide the fact she • A person with geomelopha- © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. world, issue passengers THURSDAY January 7, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 ASK AMY INTERPERSONAL EDGE Friend wants to ‘out’ abuser to others Peace with the past

Dear Amy: I recently helped He has asked for $500 a Dear Amy: “Upset Friends” Q: I’m in my fifties and feel- one of my neighbors to leave month for spousal support, as reported that they disapproved ing really bitter about all the her emotionally abusive/nar- he had to find a job, and that of their married friend’s choice problems I’ve had in my work. cissist husband. Amy Dickinson is not conducive to the life he to engage in a relationship I don’t feel like I’ve had the Daneen Skube GUEST COLUMNIST GUEST COLUMNIST He still lives nearby and was used to. with a woman not his wife, career I deserve and this year sometimes joins a “social- I am going to relocate to when his wife was suffering hasn’t improved my job situa- distancing happy hour” on the Florida because I have an ill- from dementia. tion. I don’t want to end up a block. You’ve already done your ness, and a warmer climate Thank you so much for urg- bitter old complaining senior. These people have their own The others don’t know about job, which was to help a friend. will help. Not knowing my liv- ing these Upset Friends not to How can I make peace with my books and nearly everyone’s his horrible mistreatment of Your privilege now is to con- ing expenses, should I have to judge this man unless they had past? book says they shouldn’t have his wife. tinue to behave with integrity, support him and not live the walked in his shoes! A: We make peace with our to listen to people that tell My secret desire is to “out” and simply not play this game life I’m use to? — Been There past when we can see it as a them how to act. him as an abuser. by the rules he knows, but — Baffled in New York Dear Been There: I highly reference point rather than a I suggest if 2020 has taught I want to enjoy the social by the rules you set. You may Dear Baffled: This is a recommend my friend journal- residing within our past. If you us anything it would be that hour, but hate being around think to yourself: “I despise question you must take to an ist Barry Peterson’s memoir: use the past as a place of resi- lowering expectations is key him, so what’s the best way to you. I’m onto you. But you attorney. You should look for “Jan’s Story: Love Lost to the dence you will indeed become to a peaceful, productive life. handle this? don’t ‘run’ me. Therefore, I one who is skilled in collabora- Long Goodbye of Alzheimer’s,” bitter. If you use your past as a I would suggest that a useful — Hate Keeping This Secret have decided that you are of tive law or mediation, in order (2010, Behler Publishing). place of reference you instead New Year’s resolution would Dear Hate: I believe that absolutely no consequence.” to arrive at a fair settlement. Witnessing the devastation will become wise. be to put your book of expec- the best way to react to this The decision to “out” this My understanding is that of dementia and the multiple Your use of the phrase, “the tations into storage. Instead, person is to show up and claim person to others who know the court would take financial ethical and relationship choic- career I deserve,” is part of the walk around with a blank book your own space in the social him should be made by his information from both of you, es brought up by this disease reason you are stuck. None and anticipate receiving noth- sphere - and completely ignore former wife. If you did this too will take into account other challenged and changed my of us really end up with what ing but be ready to negotiate him. soon in her process, you might factors, such as his job pros- own opinion. we deserve in our work or for everything. Actual diagnosed narcissism unwittingly invite him back pects and earning capacity, as Jan Peterson’s early-onset life. We end up with what we You will still have moments seems to be quite rare, but nar- into her circle, giving him an well as yours. The idea behind Alzheimer’s eventually took negotiate for, what we work where your first reaction is cissistic traits are more com- excuse or a rationale for con- spousal support is that the her entire identity. After years for, and what lucky or unlucky an indignant, “But this is mon and recognizable. tacting and trying to manipu- main breadwinner throughout of caregiving, her husband coincidences we meet. The unfair!” During your indignant A true narcissist will want to late her, because you — her the marriage should provide Barry eventually developed idea there’s a life or career we moments when you don’t get provoke a response from you, friend — had been “mean,” for the other party to attain a relationship with another “deserve” will keep us from what you formerly believed and then will blame and bully “unfair,” or had “embarrassed” or maintain a semblance of woman, who joined him in his solving current problems. you deserved silence is golden. you into being on the defensive him in front of others. the standard of living they loving caregiving for his wife. When we believe we’re Wait until your huffy response - and you won’t even realize had during the marriage. Your They called themselves, “a not getting what we deserve fades to say or do anything. it while it’s happening. The Dear Amy: My husband joint assets and the length of family of three.” we tend to ruminate on how Then notice what you are encounter will only start to and I have been married for 22 the marriage would all be fac- unfair things are. Obsessing on already getting, and what you make sense to you later, when years. We are getting a divorce. tors in deciding the amount of You can email Amy Dickinson the unfairness of life makes us may get and be appreciative. you deconstruct the dynamic. My husband was not a con- spousal support. at askamy@amydickinson. feel sorry for ourselves rather You’ll find people shrivel in the By confronting him or react- stant provider. I was the main A lawyer would lead you com or send a letter to Ask than putting our energy into face of demands but blossom ing emotionally if he confronts provider for the entire mar- through this process, but a Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, improving our situation. We in an absence of entitlements you, you will have made his riage. Because we didn’t have negotiated agreement of $500/ NY 13068. You can also follow cannot wallow in pity and be and gracious negotiation. day. He might walk back to his children, he justified that for month for a specified period of her on Twitter @askingamy or proactive at the same time. house after a confrontation, his lack of income. time might ultimately be the Facebook. I always recommend clients The last word(s) believing he’d just had a trium- I am retired now. We live less-expensive route for you to © 2020 Amy Dickinson act as if they are entitled to Q: I respect your capacity phant experience. separately. I have left him. take. nothing. There are two fan- for anticipating what is prob- tastic outcomes to no expecta- ably around the next bend for tions. 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Johnson, by email: [email protected], dents may also come anytime the center is Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open Tooele by mail: P.O. Box 744 or by phone: 435- open for individualized study. Registration Elks Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at to all those affected by someone else’s 884-5018. is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele 435-277-0087. addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer Senior Center Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Bar help by sharing our experience, strength The senior center is for the enjoyment of Senior Center tion. We are now open Tuesday thru Saturday Tooele Valley Family History and hope. For more information, please all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are The senior center is for the enjoyment 11 a.m. to Close. New contact phone Center contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Early Head Start number 435-249-0192. We look forward Research your ancestors free with Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers to seeing you. trained Family Search volunteers at the Military Items Wanted activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and NO COST weekly home visits for families Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 When you no longer want your mili- crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, who are eligible under the age of 3. Home N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. tary items, do not take them to Deseret art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint visits include parent and child education, Disabled Veterans Hours of operation: Tuesday through Industries or a thrift store. Bring them wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise assessments, and family support services Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, movies and health classes. Meals-On- program, wood carving and health including nutrition education. We also COVID-19 Help for DAV shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, The Disabled American Veterans Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday Wheels available for homebound. Lunch classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for offer comprehensive health services for canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — National Office has established a relief evenings by appointment only. Special served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- homebound. Lunch served weekdays. expecting mothers including prenatal to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be fund to provide financial aid to service- classes offered regularly. Call the center gested contribution is $3. For those under For 60 and above, suggested contribu- parent education and support services. displayed with honor and respect. Call connected disabled veterans who have for more information. 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. lost employment or income due to the the store or doctor visits for residents in Transportation available to the store or 882-3439. Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- doctor visits for residents in Tooele and This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at Children’s Choir Auditions grants are meant to help these disabled portation information call 435-843-4114. Grantsville areas. For transportation Free developmental evaluation the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- service connected veterans, pay bills, For more information about the Tooele information call 435-843-4114. For more DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 obtain food and provide for their families center, call 435-843-4110. information about the Grantsville center, NO COST developmental evaluations for contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, during these difficult times. call 435-884-3446. children ages birth to 3. We provide a full at 435-849-4180. owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Tooele Pioneer Museum range of services for children with devel- The application for this relief can be directs the choir. Blake has a degree in 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Daughters of Utah Pioneers opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous vocal performance and has taught at the Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday The DUP is seeking any family histories, is to minimize the effects of the delay and will need to fully complete the application Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. collegiate level. If your child loves to sing and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most photographs, books, stories or vintage reduce the need for long-term services and provide documentation verifying Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park and you are looking for an exceptional Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the throughout their school years. For more their status as a service-connected dis- in back. musical experience for them, this is it. For Open other times by appointment. Call DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at abled veteran who has lost employment more information and to register for an 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. ddivantage.org as a result of the pandemic. Disabled Alcoholics Anonymous audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the veterans who are small business owners Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are com or call 435-277-0755. tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- or who work independently and have also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Charity been negatively impacted financially as a p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Rocky Mountain Hospice Mobile Vet Center Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit result of the virus may also be eligible for Dr., Tooele. Want to have more meaning in your life. To better serve veterans located in Tooele Children’s Justice Center Do you want to do something that is sat- www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or this assistance. Young People in Recovery Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center www.exploretooele.com. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in isfying and of great service to your com- (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern Grantsville City Library snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Historical Society all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Hospice volunteer. No experience side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and required. All training, background check 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides City Library is going fine free. We will no S. 100 East, Tooele. Monthly Meetings also on the first and third Friday of the and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. free, confidential counseling for theater longer charge overdue fines for items The Tooele County Historical Society month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park The only requirement is your desire to veterans of all conflicts. For further returned after their due date. Our new United Methodist Dinner meetings have been cancelled until Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., help someone in need. Please contact information contact Dave Brown at 801- hours are Tuesday through Friday from Tooele United Methodist Church offers a further notice because of the Cov-19 Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is any updated information about our meet- 435-255-9905. Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. limited contact hold pick-up, please call Family support group 801-397-4902. Donate to library 435-884-1670 for more information. Please remember the “Friends of the First Baptist Food Pantry Get your loved one sober. The USARA The Next Chapter Tooele City Library” while doing home The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Groups and Events Craft family support group is held The Next Chapter is a free social support cleaning and donate your used books to Schools offering an emergency food pantry to Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading and educational program to help widows the bookstore in the library. Money from meet the needs of our community. Hours Tooele County Arts Guild room at the Tooele City Library. Group and widowers adjust to the loss of their book sales is used to support programs St. Marguerite Catholic School are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First All artists from Tooele County age 13 books and materials provided. Craft is a spouse through monthly activities. You within the library. The library is located at Students of all faiths are welcome Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main and above are welcome to join the Tooele free program for family members who are invited to join others who are on the 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call from preschool through 8th grade at Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. County Arts Guild for an evening, or for have a loved one with a substance use same page as you, to begin a new chapter the year as a member. Benefits of mem- disorder. For more information, call Heidi 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Baby blankets needed in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele org. Thank you for your support. Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day bership include the opportunity to display Warr at 435-255-9905. County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- your artwork for show and sale in various preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group more details. Books for the Whole Family class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- venues around Tooele County, as well as Donated children’s books and paper- Blankets should be new and in good regular updates on events in our commu- Join us the 2nd Monday of each month Sons of Utah Pioneers riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or condition. Homemade blankets are also from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- visit www.stmargschool.org. nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- Anyone interested in the history of covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 accepted if new. Donations can be turned ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays Grantsville High School in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Health Department’s Aging Services pro- pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Grantsville High School is now accept- Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back ing applications for the class of 2021 Hall Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Ladies Community Club of Association Caregiver Support Groups. ings due to the pandemic, but watch this to the library for projects and programs. of Fame. The deadline for the applica- any questions. Tooele The groups are designed to provide emo- bulletin and we will announce our next tions is January 11th 2021. The induction To view upcoming events, learn more tional, educational and social support for meeting, which will be a virtual meet- Community Book Sharing Box ceremony will be held February 2nd about our organization, or to become a caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. ing. Also watch for an announcement of The “Little Free Library” book sharing Moose 2021. Applications can be picked up member, please visit gfwctooele.org. Tooele County Aging the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer box is a FREE Book Exchange. Anyone at: Grantsville High School front office, Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- can take a book or bring a book to share. Meals at Lodge TOPS Weight Loss Support Tooele County Aging is looking for Soelbergs Market Grantsville, Grantsville Friday and Saturday night dinners will lic. For more information about the Sons Come check out the newest box located Group volunteers to help us meet the needs of City Hall. They can also be filled out online be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, at 965 S. 1050 W. in Tooele. There are a The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) seniors in the community. Many seniors at this link https://grantsvillehigh.tooele- Friday night dinners change weekly Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or variety of books for all ages. To learn more Weight Loss Support Group meets every require assistance and need rides to doc- schools.org/apps/news/article/1353325 or you can order from the menu items [email protected] and find a location near you go to www. Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church tors or other professionals. Rides help Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- littlefreelibrary.org, under the MAP tab, Grantsville Elementary located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. seniors live more independent lives. Call able price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. TC Squares Dance Club enter your zip code. For more information The next Grantsville Elementary Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by 435-843-4114 for more information. The The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Daily lunch specials are available at the call or text Kathy Witt at 435-849-7806. Community Council meeting will be held a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke lodge from 11 a.m. on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. dren are invited to attend. Come and let also are in need of volunteers. For more Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Take out orders can be called in during First Baptist Church in the GES library. All parents are encour- us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For information about volunteering at the West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please our operating hours and picked up at the Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. aged to attend. The meeting will be held more information visit TOPS.org or con- Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For bring finger food to share. For more infor- lodge at the time agreed on. Please join us on Christmas Eve for a with appropriate distancing and masks tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. volunteering at the Tooele Center call mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, For members and their guests only. traditional reading of the birth account required. 435-843-4110. Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s of Jesus, interspersed with traditional Museum volunteers needed website at tcsquares.com. Christmas songs. Everyone’s welcome. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park Life’s Worth Living Foundation We utilize social distancing for your com- Education Eagles is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- Suicide support group meetings are Tooele County Homemakers held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at fort and safety. We start at 7 pm. First Meetings tory or science? Volunteers at the museum We would like to invite all ladies to our Baptist Church at 580 S. Main St. 435-882- Tooele Technical College can gain new skills or practice old ones. Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Homemakers club. Meetings are held on Programs with space available On November 9th, the Auxiliary Madam Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by 2048 Secretary announced that all Auxiliary We are looking for people to help with the first Tuesday of every month with a include the POST (Peace Officer organization, exhibit development, gar- the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Standards Training) program (Satellite Meetings for November have been can- thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- celled! Hopefully see you in December! dening and educational program devel- September through May. Located at 151 Grantsville Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal cide, please plan on attending. Please go N Main, in the auditorium of the Health License (CDL) program and Software Aerie Meetings are still scheduled to on Facebook and like our page to keep happen. and year round. Scheduling is flexible. Department and USU Extension offices. Share the past Development. These programs and others Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. current with our latest news and events. Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today To apply or request more information, Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- per year. For more information, call Eileen ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. and begin training for a promising career. send email to: [email protected] livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne The Family History Center in Grantsville Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. is assembling a record of Grantsville Social Room Parkinson’s disease Support es at 435-248-1800 for more information. Please notice that the Social Room is Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Thank you and we hope to see you all this residents. Your submission may be made Group open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society September. by emailing to [email protected] or by Adult Education A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can There is no sitting or standing at the bar meets the first Thursday of the month. coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Get your high school diploma this year be overwhelming for the newly diag- and tables are set six feet apart and are Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Tooele County Quilters or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah at the Tooele Community Learning Center. nosed. Tooele has a support group for sanitized regularly. For the next two the downstairs conference room of the All meetings are held on the third 84074. Come in and receive help from our All classes required for a high school persons with Parkinson’s disease and their weeks masks are required to enter and Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Tuesday of each month in the Tooele trained consultants. For more information, diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- caregivers. You can learn how others are upon exiting the building. After entering Come and learn about rocks, minerals, County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. aration and English as a second language coping with PD and how to live well. We the building please print your name on and ways to craft them, and enjoy field are $20 per year to be paid at the first are available. Register now to graduate trips for rock collecting. Membership is meet the third Friday of each month from meeting. Share your Ancestry — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 the forms provided in the event that con- 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 tact tracing would be needed, this infor- $15 per year. For more information email The Family History Center in Grantsville Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- [email protected]. S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, First Baptist Church has been gathering histories, pictures and cation classes are for students 18 and over. mation will only be used in the event of call Hal at 435-840-3683. The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite Tooele Valley Free Masons is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon information will be shared upon request, ESOL you to come down and see what we’ve Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope for those who are in need of food. There but we are asking for your help in further- ESOL conversational classes are held done to help make it safe to go out. second Friday of each month for din- to Recovery” are no requirements to receive food. We ing this work. Thanks for all who have Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 ner and socializing. If you are interested Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- assisted. Please contact Don and Patti Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- or have questions, please join us at the 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. 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Bulletin Board Policy Wyman” shows a very attrac- become misshapen through mental trees are pruned for If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Trees tive red winter fruit display breakage or disease, but just as appearance. If you have a small at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin continued from page B1 with attractive exfoliating often it comes from poor prun- tree, some judicious pruning Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- bark. Indian magic has showy ing jobs. Unlike a poor haircut for shape is in order. If you ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin red orange fruit with an excel- that will grow back in a couple have a large one, the same is cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- unusual bark. It peels away in lent display. Look at sugar of weeks, a poor pruning job true, but hire a certified arbor- ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. chunks to reveal a lighter yel- tyme, red jewel, white angel stays on and on. ist to do the job. Rather than lowish or greenish bark under- and jewel berry for more A drive around the county hiring a guy with a truck and neath. These trees grow well bright colors. will show numerous trees with a chainsaw, check for certifi- here, have few serious health Red is not the only color poor winter shapes due to poor cation with the International problems and tend to become you might find. Crabapple pruning jobs. Take a look dur- Society of Arboriculture (ISA). Comics Page Puzzle Answers very large. varieties with striking gold ing the next couple of months You will pay a little more for from page B4 White-barked trees are fruit include “Bob White” with and you will see several rea- the expertise, but when you Hidato Sol. 1/4 attractive against a backdrop yellow-orange that turns gold sons not to incorrectly prune consider the time you have of green coniferous trees. Birch in winter. This is the best of the trees. already put into growing the trees are not very long-lived available yellow-fruited culti- Topping is one serious prob- tree and the time that it will and often have other problems vars. Winter gold and harvest lem for ornamental trees. It remain in your landscape if it during the other months of the gold also have striking yellow is true that some trees grow is in good health, the price for year, but the white bark of the fruit that shows off in the win- so big that there is danger expertise is probably worth it. paper birch or European white ter landscape. to homes and surrounding So is your own health. birch is beautiful. The eastern Hawthorns, which are property. However, there is a Do-it-yourself pruning of large river birch and western water related to apples but are not right and wrong way to do it. branches on large trees is not birches have red bark. edible, also produce persistent As you look around at trees in recommended. Climbing a tall Some trees are planted for fruit that remains in place well your travels, you will see some ladder or over the branches of spring flowers. Some of the into the winter. They produce beautiful and healthy speci- a large tree with a chainsaw in ornamental cherries I men- white or pink flowers in spring. mens that show magnificent, hand is a recipe for injury. tioned are among those. The In fall, their fruit turns orange natural forms. You will also see Conifer trees are also a right varieties of crabapples or red. some pretty sorry specimens beautiful way to provide win- and hawthorn trees have The “Washington” hawthorn with chopped off limbs that ter color. Last week’s column beautiful and fragrant spring and “winter king” hawthorn have sprouted masses of tiny talked about the blue spruce, flowers that turn to fruits that have many smaller berries branches growing straight into which often provides blue win- stay on the trees and give their while “Lavelle” hawthorn has the air. In the summer, leaves ter color. Other conifers pro- red or golden color through fewer but larger berries. cover up the branches and it vide varying shades of green the winter until the birds come After the leaves have isn’t as noticeable, but again, and yellow-green. In addition, and eat them off. dropped off, shape becomes a the trees stay in the landscape they look attractive under The variety, “David” has key to good looks. Sometimes all year. new-fallen snow with mounds scarlet fruit but it usually bears we are our own worst enemies Unlike fruit trees, which are of white against the shadows every other year. “Donald in regard to this. Trees can pruned for production, orna- between the branches. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 7, 2021 The most prosperous ancient nation you’ve never heard of

This country lasted over 300 years and covered more territory than all of Scandinavia Estonia LAWRENCE W. REED celebrates diversity and avoids of the value of the goods. Not The religious beliefs cur- Latavia FEE PRESIDENT EMERITUS top-down, political command- bad, considering you enjoyed rent amongst the inhabit- Lithuania Russia he list of extinct coun- and-control. Almost every the Khazars’ hospitality and ants of the Khazar state Poland Belarus Russia Ttries includes the better “failed state” in history did just protection along an otherwise were as many and varied as known ones like the USSR the opposite by stifling com- long and dangerous journey. these peoples themselves. (aptly dubbed “the Evil merce; stoking racial, ethnic By the 19th Century, schol- Ukraine Kazakhstan Empire” by Ronald Reagan) ars began using the phrase The liberality of the Khazaria or nationalistic hatred; and/or Moldova and Yugoslavia, as well as installing a dictatorship. Pax Khazarica (the Peace of Khazars was especially good Romania hundreds of largely forgotten Khazaria, to its great credit, Khazaria) to describe the rule news to the Jews of the time, others like Majapahit, Assyria, of the Khazars over the region who were routinely perse- practiced remarkable mea- Bulgaria Babylonia, Burgundy, and the sures of trade and tolerance and its important trade routes. cuted in Christian Europe Uzbekistan Armenia Ottoman Empire. Far more and enough decentralization Some interesting photos and and the Islamic Middle East. Azerbaijan Greece Turkmenistan countries are long gone, in to prevent its government sketches of Khazarian artifacts Describing Khazaria as “a bea- Turkey fact, than the 195 on the map from sabotaging either one. In can be viewed here. con of hope” for Jews, Kevin today. As a history lover, I’ve the end, it met its demise not Alan Brook notes: Syria Iran never yet discovered a country from internal decay but from Tolerance Lebanon Iraq Afghanistan whose inhabitants’ experience foreign assault. What about tolerance? Jews were able to flour- Israel Jordan was devoid of interesting facts From all indications, the ish in Khazaria because and lessons. Trade Khazars practiced it and ben- of the tolerance of the Egypt Saudi Arabia Pakistan Take Khazaria, for example. A Turkic people, the efited immensely from it. In an Khazar rulers, who invited It lasted over 300 years (650 Khazars asserted their inde- 1835 essay, Russian historian Byzantine and Persian to 965 AD) and covered more pendence from a weakened Vasilii V. Grigoriev wrote: Jewish refugees to settle in territory than the combined Western Turkish Empire in the their country. Due to the what some historians consider ever took root in the far more Scandinavian nations of our middle of the 7th Century. The Khazar people influence of these refu- the Dark Ages, Khazaria was liberal Khazaria. time. It spanned the eastern The overland routes they built were an unusual phenom- gees, the Khazars found an oasis of enlightened toler- There’s ample reason to half of modern-day Ukraine, connected to the famous “Silk enon for Medieval times. the Jewish religion to be ance. believe that TTD — trade, the steppes of the Volga-Don Road,” which in turn linked Surrounded by savage and appealing and adopted tolerance and decentralization region of present Russia, the Europe with Asia. Khazaria’s nomadic tribes, they had Judaism in large numbers. Decentralization — flourished in relative abun- entire Crimean Peninsula, and geographical position provided all the advantages of the Evidence of decentralization dance for three centuries in the northern Caucasus. Its unique economic advantages developed countries: struc- In his 1996 book, Chronicles exists but is less conclusive. now-forgotten Khazaria. southern portion took in most its people eagerly embraced, tured government, vast and of the Jewish People, Raymond We know this much: Scribes Sadly, Khazaria’s end was of the shorelines of three seas: much as a small town grows prosperous trading, and Scheindlin opined that while of the period — both local and brutal, sudden, and total. the Black, the Caspian and the when a new interstate high- a permanent army. At the Jews in the early Middle Ages foreign — didn’t write about Determined to subjugate Aral. way opens a few miles away. time, when great fanati- were a subject people every- the country as if life revolved Constantinople, the Russian It’s my thesis that for a Khazaria became a bridge cism and deep ignorance where and frequently perse- around the politically power- warlord Prince Sviatoslav country to be “successful” for between East and West, which contested their dominion cuted: ful. Khazaria maintained a knew he had to remove a considerable period — suc- meant that not only could its over Western Europe, the monarchy but a rather unique Khazaria as a geopolitical cess being defined loosely here people easily engage in trade Khazar state was famous Khazaria was the one dual one, with a “kagan” and obstacle. In the 960s, he led a as economically prosperous, with others in either direction, for its justice and tolerance. place in the medieval world a “bek” dividing power at the massive invasion that wiped politically stable, and militar- they also witnessed a plethora People persecuted for their where the Jews actually top. the Khazar state from the map ily defensible — it must pos- of exotic goods and travelers faiths flocked into Khazaria were their own masters.… A seven-member Supreme and destroyed its capital as sess substantial TTD. That’s moving through the region. from everywhere. As a glis- To the oppressed Jews of Court in the Khazar capital of completely as the Romans had not a pronounceable acronym, Khazaria provided safe pas- tening star it shone brightly the world, the Khazars Atil was “a model of tolerance extinguished Carthage more unfortunately, but it stands for sage and imposed minimal on the gloomy horizon of were a source of pride and and peaceful coexistence,” than a thousand years before. trade, tolerance and decentral- taxation on traders, making Europe. hope, for their existence according to Brock in his The It was said that the destruction ization. the country one of the medi- seemed to prove that God Jews of Khazaria, because it of Atil was so absolute that Each of these three criteria eval world’s thriving commer- Religious and ethnic-based had not completely aban- was purposely composed of “no grape or raisin remained, for success is worth volumes of cial crossroads. The Arabs to tyrannies claimed untold doned His people. two Jews, two Muslims, two no leaf on a branch.” Not until discussion but here’s the nub the southwest highly prized legions of lives in endless Christians, and one pagan. 2008 would archeologists dis- of it: When economic freedom Khazarian furs and clothing. wars in the medieval era, but The tolerance of the Assuring that no one faith cover where the city even was, and private property exist, The Khazars traded their own Khazaria developed a poly- Khazars, while notable for dominated the judiciary is a on the northwestern shore of trade flourishes. And trade silver coins for mirrors from glot society of multiple faiths its day, went only so far. Like form of decentralization. the Caspian Sea. is what peaceful humans do China. The game of chess and peoples. Richard A. E. virtually every other country Collection of taxes and cus- Long live the spirit of to satisfy wants and improve likely originated in Khazaria, Mason’s article in the Winter in world history, Khazaria was toms duties were a responsibil- Khazaria! material well-being. Choke it which exported it to Europe. 1995 edition of The Ukrainian not immune to the tempta- ity not of the central govern- off and living standards plum- Archeologists have found evi- Quarterly, “The Religious tions of slavery and the slave ment in Atil, but of provincial Lawrence W. Reed is the met. Tolerance is a sign that dence that Khazarian traders Beliefs of the Khazars,” trade. With government governors. Cities were led Foundation for Economic people appreciate the benefits journeyed as far as Sweden. A reveals, approval, some Khazars cap- by the Khazar equivalent of Education’s President Emeritus, derived from diversity in per- 10th-century geography book tured neighboring Slavs and elected mayors. They were Humphreys Family Senior sonal choices. An intolerant written in Persian, Hudud The apposition of peo- tribesmen to the north, then known as “babaghuq,” mean- Fellow, and Ron Manners people deprive themselves al-‘Alam (“The Regions of ples and cultures led… to a sold them in lucrative Muslim ing “father of the city.” Global Ambassador for Liberty, of what others can offer and the World”) said of Khazaria, blossoming of both material slave markets in Persia and the A few hundred years later, having served for nearly 11 waste time and resources “This is a very pleasant and and spiritual culture among Middle East. On the issue of the Incas of Peru established years as FEE’s president (2008- fighting instead of collaborat- prosperous country with great the Khazars. It also formed slavery, any objective historian perhaps the most central- 2019). He is author of the 2020 ing. Decentralization preserves riches.” the basis for the remarkable must grade nations “on the ized regime in world history. book, Was Jesus a Socialist? as the rich identities of local com- If you traveled across symbiosis of varying sys- curve” so to speak — or else As explained in “The Incas well as Real Heroes: Incredible munities and stymies the con- Khazaria as a trader, carrying tems of religious belief and all but a handful would flunk. and the Collectivist State” True Stories of Courage, centration of authority with its goods to such neighboring practice which held sway Khazaria should probably get by Richard Ebeling, the rul- Character, and Conviction inevitable corruption. Power jurisdictions as Byzantium or and formed so unique a a “B” because slavery there ers of that society possessed and Excuse Me, Professor: dispersed is power tamed. modern-day Iran or Russia, characteristic of the Khazar appears to be much less com- total, unquestioned power as Challenging the Myths of So a successful country is the provincial Khazarian gov- state throughout its whole monplace than it was among they “imposed a compulsory Progressivism. . His website one that can boast a lot of ernor would tax you at the exit history, accompanying it its neighbors. egalitarianism in virtually all is www.lawrencewreed.com. TTD. It encourages exchange, point at the rate of 10 percent right down to its tragic fall. All in all, for a country amid things.” Nothing of that sort Originally published on FEE.org FREE 2021 POSTER CALENDAR

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LETTE departments/commu- • Snow Removal Tooele County Clerk nity-development/ TOOELE • Specializing in Gift Certifi cates (Published in the PUBLIC Hearing: basement finishing TooeleT TranscriptRANSCRIPT Bul- 1. REZ 2021-003 - Available! • New Homes letin January 7, 2021) Samuel Howard is re- TONY BARKER LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED BULLETINquesting a rezone from • Vinyl Fences Licensed & Insured RR-5 (Rural Residen- @TooeleTBtial, 5 Acre Minimum) (wk) (home) 435-830-8664 to C-G (Commercial 840-0214 • 840- General). Parcel ID: 03-014-0-0020. Acre- age: Approximately 7.58 Acres. Approxi- mate Site Location: lo- cated at the western end of Pine Canyon Road, immediately east of the railroad tracks and immediately north of Tooele City. Zone: RR-5 (Rural Residential, 5 Acre Minimum) to C-G (Commercial General). Unincorporated: Tooele County. Plan- ner: Jeff Miller 2. GPA 2021-002 - Samuel Howard is re- questing a general plan amendment, al- lowing for commercial uses in an area cur- rently envisioned to have residential devel- opment between 1-20 acres in size at build out according to the Tooele County Gen- eral Plan. Acreage: Approximately 7.58 Acres. Parcel ID: 03-014-0-0020. Ap- proximate Site Loca- tion: located at the western end of Pine Canyon Road, immedi- ately east of the rail- road tracks and imme- diately north of Tooele City. Zone: RR-5 (Rural Residential, 5 Acre Minimum) to C-G (Commercial General). Unincorporated: Tooele County. Plan- ner: Jeff Miller (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin January 7, 2021) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 7, 2021 ART OF OUR WORLD ‘Hope’ by George Watts From a painting by refuses to be dismayed even in in which Love is represented George F. Watts the presence of catastrophe. triumphant over Time and Hope has bound her eyes that Death. There are pictured life’s t first glance one might she may not see the destruc- illusions that man pursues Athink that “Despair” is a tion about her, has bound one with such fervor, only to find more appropriate title, for cer- ear that she may shut out the that “the paths of glory lead tainly none of the conventional distractions of a distracted but to the grave.” There is that accompaniments of Hope are world, and now she is concen- solemn judgment on the values to be seen on this canvas. The trating with all her powers of of life in the somber paint- world on which Hope sits is sense and imagination upon ing entitled, “Thus Passes the utterly desolate, swept clean the faint vibration of the one Glory of the World,” in which by some cosmic destruction. remaining string of her lyre. at the foot of a bier are the There is nothing left to delight One string at least is left; and symbols of all the arts and sci- the eye or to call forth expecta- though the music be faint, it is ences, the knowledge, the skill, tion of happy days to come. yet music. Thus, to her heart of the power that once brought The earth swings through a hope the most intangible of all fame but are now worthless in sky that is starless. The heav- the voices of nature becomes the presence of all-conquering ens above, usually so thickly the sure promise of blessing. death. Watts’s whole series strewn with scintillating George F. Watts, the painter indicates in the most striking emblems of hope, are tonight of this picture was by tem- way how the beauty and the utterly blank. The symbolic fig- perament a preacher. Viewing power of art can be made to ure of Hope sits in a dejected his work at the Tate Gallery, serve moral and spiritual ends attitude upon the ruins of all London, one has a chance to and may perform the function that was once dear, and hugs realize that, under the strange of the ancient preachers of to her bosom a lyre whose and sometimes obscure figures righteousness. Watts himself strings, all but one, some cruel the artist has put upon the said, “All my pictures… are fate has blasted. Surely there canvas, is an earnest purpose symbolical and for all time. are no more songs in the soul to teach some great lesson My intention has not been so of this harp. about life. There, for example, much to paint pictures that But the genius who painted is Mammon, a huge, unlovely will charm the eye as to sug-

PUBLIC DOMAIN this combination of symbols creature that sacrifices the gest great thoughts that will “The Good Samaritan” (1904, top) has by this very device brought life of the rising generation appeal to the imagination and and “Time, Death and Judgement” PUBLIC DOMAIN out for us the essential qual- to his lust for gold. There are the heart, and kindle all that is (1900, bottom) by Watts “Hope” (1885) by George Frederic Watts (1817-1904) ity of Hope, the quality that those other glowing canvases best and noblest in humanity.”

MY ANSWER Ridicule is a form of persecution From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham

Q: I have been ridiculed for my Christian faith at the place I work. But something amazing happened recently when the CEO’s daughter was diagnosed with cancer. I asked if I could pray for her and the family. My boss started to cry. Since that time, many people have come to me for prayer. I want to be sure they know that it is God’s intervention that makes the difference, not mine. -- F.G. A: Ridicule is a form of per- secution. Whether it is physi- cal, social, or mental, it is a terrible kind of pain. But God instructs that we pray for our enemies, and those who ridi- cule us should be the objects of Follow us on our prayers. God blesses this, though we may never see how live our lives. They may laugh came to seek and to save the never let the ridicule of others He uses it in the lives of others. and make fun of our commit- lost. He desires that all people snuff out the light of God’s God Himself is the power ment to Christ, but it pleases be saved to the glory of God truth, for His Word never Facebook! that makes prayer effective. the heart of God to see His the Father. returns void (Isaiah 55:11). @TooeleTB When prayers are answered followers living in obedience We are stewards of Christ’s and we glorify God, this is to Him no matter the conse- message, and His word goes This column is based on the TOOELE a strong testimony for the quences. He desires to use out through prayer and how words and writings of the late TRANSCRIPT power of prayer in the name of our obedience to reach others we live our lives. As we pro- Rev. Billy Graham. Almighty God. The unbeliev- with the saving knowledge of claim God’s truth, He empow- © 2020 Billy Graham BULLETIN ing world watches how we His Gospel message that Jesus ers the message. We must Literary Trust Mask Mandate is still here! Protective Cloth FACE MASKS • Reusable face mask is made of 100% Double Knit Polyester Fabric, • Comfortable and breathable and will not be stuffy but breathe freely, comfortable and breathable, soft and skin-friendly, and easy to use. extra soft elasticized will make it fit comfortable on your face. • Black Colors only except specialty masks which are available in UofU, BYU, USU, USA flag, THS, SHS & GHS colors. Unfinished masks available in black.

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