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TOOELE Student- RANSCRIPT turned- T stormtrooper SERVING plans potato TOOELE COUNTY cannon SINCE 1894 See A10 BULLETIN TUESDAY April 12, 2016 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 122 No. 91 $1.00 Inmate census at county jail sees big drop $25 million, 277-bed detention center has less than 100 inmates behind bars

by Steve Howe inmates. Tooele County Sheriff STAFF WRITER Lt. Ray Clinton, who serves as jail commander, said the occupancy More than a decade ago, the of the jail is the lowest he can Tooele County Sheriff’s Office remember. didn’t have room in its 104-bed “I haven’t seen numbers that jail for all of the lawbreakers in low since I got hired 14 years the county. ago,” he said. “Our numbers are A story that ran in the way down.” Transcript Bulletin on March 15, Clinton said the detention 2005 described persons charged center has housed between 120 with misdemeanors who were and 130 inmates, on average, in cited and released due to there recent history. being no room to house them. The trend in the county jail Inmates were sleeping on mat- seems to be part of a larger tresses on the floor and no plans regional or national trend, were in place yet for a new facil- Clinton said. Trinity Services ity. Group, which provides food Last Friday, the Tooele County at the jail, has seen a drop of Detention Center, a 277-bed 20,000 total meals across all of facility built in 2011 for $25 million, housed a total of 91 SEE JAIL PAGE A7 ➤

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ TTB PHOTOS Tooele County Sheriff Corrections Officer Daniel Snider (top) works his post in the command center at the Tooele County Detention Center on Friday afternoon. The population of the jail (left) has fallen below 100 inmates. Tooele County Sheriff Lt. Ray Clinton (far left) said he hasn’t seen numbers this low since he was hired 14 years ago.

More Greater Sage-grouse Citizens released near Sheeprocks urged not by Jessica Henrie males and 30 females. STAFF WRITER The first group of birds came from a popu- lation in Box Elder County. The most recent to splurge State wildlife officials released 21 more group came from Parker Mountain in Piute Greater Sage-grouse near Vernon last week County, said Jason Robinson, DWR upland to help stabilize the bird’s numbers in Tooele game program coordinator. County’s outback. Officials and volunteers brought the birds with water The release brings the total number of to three different leks — or breeding areas — sage-grouse Division of Wildlife Resources officials have moved to the county to 40: 10 SEE GROUSE PAGE A12 ➤ by Jessica Henrie STAFF WRITER

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX Despite recent above-average precipi- The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:53 a.m. 8:07 p.m. tation, Tooele County residents should Thursday 6:52 a.m. 8:08 p.m. be careful to conserve water this season, Friday 6:50 a.m. 8:09 p.m. Saturday 6:49 a.m. 8:10 p.m. a state official said. Sunday 6:47 a.m. 8:11 p.m. The “terrible” drought conditions in Monday 6:46 a.m. 8:12 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tooele Valley over the past several years Tuesday 6:44 a.m. 8:13 p.m. Mystery paramedicThe higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™comes The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin have taxed the underground aquifer Wednesday 12:20 p.m. 2:03 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 where residents get most of their water, Thursday 1:19 p.m. 2:50 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme said Stew Paulick, a Tooele resident and Friday 2:17 p.m. 3:31 a.m. Saturday 3:15 p.m. 4:08 a.m. to aid of boy havingALMANAC seizure member of the Utah Board of Water Sunday 4:13 p.m. 4:41 a.m. Statistics for the week ending April 11. Resources. Mostly cloudy, a Cloudy and cooler Cloudy and chilly with Warmer with some A blend of sun and A couple of showers Monday 5:09 p.m. 5:12 a.m. Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 6:05 p.m. 5:41 a.m. t-storm in the p.m. with showers a few showers sun; breezy in the p.m. clouds possible “Because of how dry the aquifer is by Steve Howe High/Lowping past withweek her daughter 72/35 and grandson, Jordan from the lean years before ... even though First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 60/38 67 49 50 38 48 43 58 42 62 45 68 STAFF48 WRITER73 49 AverageJackson, temp past week when the toddler 54.4 began to act irri- this year is kind of average, we’re still not Normaltable. average As temp they past week continued 49.3 in the store, the situ- a lot above normal,” he said. “We’re still TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 13 Apr 21 Apr 29 May 6 A Tooele grandmother is looking for an ation turned for the worse and Hickman said very, very dry ... and there is a limited Shown is Wednesday’s unidentified good Samaritan who came to Jordan began to have a seizure. water supply. The only water supply we Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and the aid of her two-year-old grandson when he While her daughter ran to the front of FILE PHOTO get is what falls out of the sky. ... When AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 Wednesday night’s lows. had a seizure in Wal-Mart last Wednesday. Sprinklers water the lawn at the Tooele Volunteer Fire Station #2 on 7th Connie Hickman said she was out shop- SEE SEIZURE PAGE A12 ➤ Street in July 2011. Tooele County residents should try to water their lawns SEE WATER PAGE A9 ➤ UTAH WEATHER as efficiently as possible to conserve water, a state official said. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 67/44 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 66/44 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 60/40 67/48 68/48 68/49 HOMETOWN A10 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Fitness course Stallions stomp 66/46 Erda 69/49 designed by Navy Buffaloes in six- OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 69/49 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 70/43 69/50 57/41 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 70/50 Bauer Good SEALS coming to inning baseball 67/49 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS B1 67/48 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 67/49 county game 70/44 72/50 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 68/47 See A2 See B1 70/44 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 69/49 67/45 Ophir Moderate on A9 62/44 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 68/49 67/44 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 76/48 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 69/47 69/43 Moab 62/43 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 78/51 Beaver 76/47 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 66/41 Ibapah 68/46 24-hour 65/43 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.92 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 65/41 69/44 at Grantsville 1.57 +0.02 76/53 Kanab 70/38 Eureka 64/46 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4190.88 A2A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 12, 2016 New fitness race, obstacle course series set for UMC next month

by Tim Gillie The obstacles on each STAFF WRITER BattleFrog series course vary based on the terrain of the course. The latest craze in outdoor fit- Some common obstacles include ness competition is headed for climbing walls, ropes, and lad- Tooele County. ders and carrying jerry cans and The BattleFrog Obstacle Race wreck bags. Series will hold its first Utah com- The Utah BattleFrog at UMC petition at the Utah Motorsports will include four races. Campus. BattleFrog, which The Elite Wave race partici- claims to be one of the nation’s pants will run two 8K obstacle fastest growing outdoor obstacle course laps. The BattleFrog course racing fitness events, will Xtreme race is for endurance hold a fitness challenge series at athletes. BattleFrog Xtreme par- UMC on May 14, 2016. ticipants will run as many 8K “We are very happy to wel- laps as they can between 8:30 am come the BattleFrog Obstacle and 3 p.m. Race Series to Utah Motorsports The Tadpole Dash race is for Campus,” said Willem Geyer, children from 4-8 years old. It UMC general manager. “This consists of 8-plus obstacles over is a different sort of race than a 400-meter course. BattleFrog we’re accustomed to, but it lends Pro-Team athletes and staff run itself very well to our facility and the race with the kids, motivat- we’re sure that the competitors ing them, entertaining them, and spectators will have a great and helping them over the tough time.” spots. BattleFrog events are set in a The BullFrog Mile race is open race festival theme with music, to anyone at least 8 years of age, food, entertainment, fitness ven- and consists of a minimum of dors, and plenty of viewing areas 10 obstacles covering a one-mile to catch the action. course, with motivation provided The event is designed by Navy by BattleFrog Pro-Team athletes SEALs and SeaBees to bring and staff. COURTESY OF UMC together participants of all skill The event gets underway at Designed by Navy SEALs and Seabees to bring together participants of all skill and experience levels, the BattleFrog Obstacle Race Series is one of the nation’s fastest- growing outdoor fitness events. The series will hold four races at the Utah Motorsports Complex in Tooele Valley this May. and experience levels. It encour- 7:15 a.m. and will conclude with ages teamwork and fosters coop- an awards ceremony at 5 p.m. eration among participants at The admission price ranges from In 2015 BattleFrog held “We’re super charged to be set- Series to Utah, and we can’t wait For event or other informa- all fitness levels and a variety of $25 to $145 for competitors, 21 events from Maine to San ting up our obstacles at Utah to see how our obstacles will look tion regarding UMC, visit www. ages. depending on the class entered. Francisco. BattleFrog has 32 Motorsports Campus,” said on the racetrack!” UtahMotorsportsCampus.com Each BattleFrog series features Spectator tickets are priced at events planned for 2016. The Ramiro Ortiz, BattleFrog CEO. For more information on the or call 435-277-8000. an 8K course with at least 25 $5 for kids aged 4-12 and $20 for UMC event is BattleFrog’s first “We are looking forward to bring- BattleFrog Obstacle Race Series, [email protected] obstacles. adults. appearance in Utah. ing the BattleFrog Obstacle Race visit www.BattleFrogSeries.com. Lucas Oil Off-Road series will return UMC’s off road course

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Lucas Oil will bring its off-road racing series to Tooele County for the seventh annual season this year. The Utah Motorsports Campus will host the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series on May 21-22. UMC is now selling tick- ets for the event online at www. UtahMotorsportsCampus.com. “It’s taken us some time, but we now have our online ticket- ing system up and running,” said PHOTOS COURTESY LIVE FIT COALITION Willem Geyer, UMC general man- Brenda Anderson Julie Workman Holly Dean ager. “The system is simple and FILE PHOTO Kyle LeDuc competes in the Lucas Off Road Racing Series in June 2014. The racing series will return to Tooele Valley on May 21-22 at the Utah Motorsports Campus. Live Fit Coalition selects three TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN user-friendly, and we’re happy to kids come down to the pits, the be able to offer tickets to our first drivers autograph them and give teachers who promote wellness ADMINISTRATION major event, the Lucas Oil Off them out as souvenirs.” Scott C. Dunn Publisher Road Racing Series. Tickets for Ticket prices for the Lucas Oil by Jessica Henrie “We also do active brain we get up and do exercises and Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus our other events will be available Off Road Racing Series range STAFF WRITER breaks throughout the day when then they are able to answer the OFFICE online in the near future.” from $30 per day for general we shake, wiggle and dance the questions.” Bruce Dunn Controller The Lucas Oil Off Road Racing admission to $35 per day for cov- Tooele County’s Live Fit ants out of our pants,” Anderson Dean also tries to set a good Chris Evans Office Manager Series is a series of races for a ered grandstand seating. These Coalition recognized three wrote. “Our brain breaks get example for her students by Vicki Higgins Customer Service variety of classes of off-road prices are the same as they were more teachers last week for pro- us moving to be our strongest, snacking only on healthy foods. Kristy Lee Circulation Manager vehicles ranging from 900-horse- in 2015, according to Gardner. moting wellness in their class- bravest, silliest, bestest selves.” At Scholar Academy, Workman EDITORIAL power trucks and buggies to There is also an exclusive VIP rooms. When Anderson asked her does jumping jacks and “split David Bern Editor smaller buggies and karts. pass available for $135 per day. Coalition volunteers vis- students why they liked the fit- jacks” with her third-grade stu- Tavin Stucki Sports Editor The vehicles and drivers will VIP parking and RV camping ited Brenda Anderson of Rose ness programs, several children dents after they’ve been sitting Darren Vaughan Community News Editor compete on UMC’s Off Road accommodations are also avail- Springs Elementary, Holly Dean said the exercise was fun and for a while — usually two or Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Short Course, which is designed able. of Willow Elementary and Julie “gets your brain started.” three times each week. Tim Gillie Staff Writer with the spectator in mind, Children 12 and under will be Workman of Scholar Academy Another student added, “It “The kids enjoy it, and ask Steve Howe Staff Writer according to John Gardner, UMC admitted free to general admis- in their classes Friday to break has made me smarter.” for it when they are needing to Jessica Henrie Staff Writer spokesperson. sion, with a $10 fee for covered the news. They also awarded Members of Anderson’s class move,” she said in her submis- ADVERTISING The pits are open to the pub- grandstands and a $50 fee for a each teacher a $100 Visa gift also take afternoon healthy sion. Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager lic throughout the weekend. VIP pass. card. snack breaks and walk a mile Other times, Workman chal- Keith Bird Advertising Sales Spectators can watch the action For more information on the The School Fit Zone, a sub- each week to train for their tra- lenges her class to run in place, Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & on the racetrack and then go Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, group of the Live Fit Coalition, ditional end-of-year “mini mar- trying to get their knees up high. Classified Advertising Manager down to the pits and watch their visit www.LucasOilOffRoad.com. selected the winners from sev- athon,” she said. With the weather warming, she LAYOUT & DESIGN favorite crew prepare for the next For tickets, event or other infor- eral entries submitted by teach- In Dean’s fourth-grade class also takes her class outside once John Hamilton Creative Director race. mation regarding UMC, visit ers online at livefittc.org. The at Willow Elementary, students a week to run around the grassy Liz Arellano Graphic Artist “It’s non-stop action. There’s www.UtahMotorsportsCampus. entries explained what the take fitness breaks as well as area at the school. PRODUCTION always something happening on com or call 435-277-8000. teachers did to promote health daily walk breaks. One of the The Live Fit Coalition started Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager the track,” Gardner said. UMC is managing the facil- for their students. other teachers now joins Dean’s the Wellness in the Classroom Darwin Cook Web Press Manager The Lucas Oil off road races ity formerly known as Miller Anderson teaches third grade class on their walks. program at the beginning of this Dan Coats Pre-press Technician are family-friendly, according to Motorsports Park on behalf of at Rose Springs Elementary. She “I feel that it gives my stu- school year. Volunteers choose Scott Spence Insert Technician Gardner. Tooele County while the county said she starts each school day dents a chance to work out extra three teacher winners each “The teams pick up the bro- completes the process to sell the with a different exercise, includ- energy,” she said. “They come term. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by ken pieces of the fiberglass bod- facility. ing kickboxing, balance, cardio, back to class with the ability to [email protected] carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, ies when vehicles collide on the [email protected] sports drills and stretching. focus. If they are in a slump, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 track,” Gardner said. “Then when per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the United States. OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: Former bank teller appears in court for theft from accounts 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: by Steve Howe and five counts of third-degree Zions Bank provided video and financial transactions during that Robins said Bennett had managed 4 p.m. day prior to publication. STAFF WRITER felony forgery. documentation to Tooele City time, the statement said. She was her and her late husband’s financ- COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, According to a probable cause police for the investigation, which no longer an employee of Zion’s es and she thought of the tellers BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: A Tooele woman who police say statement from the Tooele City allegedly shows Bennett make Bank as of Dec. 10, according to at Zions Bank as friends. She also 3 p.m. day prior to publication. stole tens of thousands of dollars Police Department, Bennett made each of the forged transactions, Rob Brough, executive vice presi- said she had lost sleep over the OBITUARY DEADLINE: from an elderly client while work- as many as 22 fraudulent charg- the statement said. Investigators dent of Zions Bank. stolen funds and originally feared 10 a.m. day of publication. ing as a bank teller appeared in es from the bank account of 90- from the bank found video that The $43,700 which was con- she had made the withdrawals Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued 3rd District Court Monday morn- year-old Tooele resident Halcyon shows Bennett was alone in the firmed stolen by police and the herself and didn’t remember it. twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals ing. Robins’ accounts over the course lobby when she made the fake bank was returned to Robins’ Bennett is expected back in 3rd postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Stephanie Huber Bennett, 44, of a year or more at Zions Bank transactions. account as of last December, District Court on June 14 at 1:30 Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. is charged with second-degree on Main Street. The fraudulent Bennett had been an employ- according to her son, Randy p.m. for a roll call hearing before Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, felony theft, second-degree felony transactions totaled more than ee at Zions Bank since 2006 and Robins. Judge Robert Adkins. Tooele City, Utah 84074. exploitation of a vulnerable adult $43,700. admitted to assisting Robins with In an interview last December, [email protected] POSTMASTER: Send change of address to: PO Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 TOOELETRANSCRIPT 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 BULLETIN email: [email protected] or visit our web site extension at www.tooeletranscript.com A Full-Color Activity Page Just for Kids! Entire contents ©2016 Transcript Bulletin Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written Subscribe Today 882-0050 consent of the managing editor or publisher. A3

TUESDAY April 12, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Transcript Bulletin earns top awards in newspaper contest by Jessica Henrie Newspaper Contest on Saturday. ning more awards than other a news series by Howe about STAFF WRITER Of those, 12 were first-place publications in its category. court proceedings after Stansbury awards for news coverage, news- The Feb. 2 story “High-speed senior Jesse Horowitz’s murder; For the third year in a row, paper design, website design and chase ends in 4-car crash” an Out and About by Gillie focus- the Tooele Transcript Bulletin has advertising campaigns published by Steve Howe, as well as edi- ing on the positives of the SR-36 been named the best large, non- in 2015, six were second-place tor David Bern’s accompany- Renewed construction project; daily newspaper in Utah. awards and six were third-place ing photo, were named the best and the May 19 editorial “Get The newspaper also claimed awards. breaking news story and news a brand” about Tooele County 23 other awards in the Utah The Transcript won first place photo of the year. tourism by Bern. Press Association’s annual Better for general excellence for win- Howe’s Oct. 20 article The Transcript was named first “Wendover, county struggle to in the state for general excellence provide law enforcement” was for work published in 2013 and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO also named best feature story of 2014 after winning 21 and 19 This photo of Paralympian Matt Stutzman, published last March, was named 2015. awards, respectively. the best feature photo of 2015 in the Utah Press Association’s Better Newspaper Other individual first-place [email protected] Contest. The UPA also awarded Tooele Transcript Bulletin first place for general honors included best feature excellence in its category of large, non-daily newspapers. photo and best sports photo awarded to Francie Aufdemorte, best feature or community life- CLERK’S CORNER style page awarded to commu- nity news editor Darren Vaughan and graphic artist Liz Arellano, and best in-house circulation Tax abatement forms were sent promotion by creative director John Hamilton. The Transcript also won the Monday by county clerk’s office best special section award for its 2015 Tooele Summer Magazine etters with tax abate- in passports this year. If you and top honors for circulation ment forms were mailed haven’t renewed your U.S. promotion and staff-produced L Monday. If you have filed Marilyn Gillette passport since 2006 or 2007, display advertising. for a tax abatement before, or GUEST COLUMNIST now’s the time to ensure you’re Staff writers also took second think you may qualify, and do up-to-date. In January, U.S. place for best overall news cov- not receive a letter by the end of State Department officials erage. Tim Gillie’s Feb. 26 story the week, please call 435-843- announced they’re expecting a “Study: More than 10,000 locals 3143 or go to this link: www. are 66 years of age and whose spike in passport applications head east for work” took second co.tooele.ut.us/Auditor/abate- income is below the statutorily and renewals in 2016, with place for best general news. ments.htm. mandated levels. The applicant 10-year passports set to expire Sportswriters Tavin Stucki The abatements available are must file by Sept. 1 of each year. soon. and Vaughan also took second as follows: Indigent (County) abatement: Why the increase? According for best sports page in the state. Veteran’s exemption: May be granted by the Tooele to U.S. News and World Report, Stucki’s Dec. 29 feature about the Available to veterans disabled County Commission and is in 2007 the Western Hemisphere Flint family’s volleyball tradition in military service, their unmar- available to people who are age Travel Initiative was put into was awarded second-best sports ried surviving spouse or minor 65, with a 2016 income of less effect, mandating that American story of the year. orphans. The applicant must than $31,845. The applicant citizens entering the U.S. by air The combined effort of Arellano file by Sept. 1 of each year with must file by Sept. 1 with proof from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and photographer Sue Butterfield proof of service-connected dis- of ownership, income, disabil- and the Caribbean carry a pass- on a photo page about the Tooele ability. No exemption is allowed ity and/or hardship and other port. This triggered a backlog in kids’ rodeo was also recognized for any disability below 10 per- information required by the renewals for millions of appli- for second-place photo page. cent. county. cants — a scenario that could Several other stories and ads Blind exemption: Available to Mobile home owner: Apply easily occur again. With a num- won third place awards, includ- all “legally blind” property own- for abatement with the Tooele ber of places requiring a mini- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ing: a feature series on dual lan- ers, their unmarried surviving County Clerk/Auditor prior to mum of six months left on your This photo of Cody Ruby and his saddle bronc, published last July, was named best guage immersion teachers by spouse or minor orphans. There payment of taxes. passport, there’s never been a sports photo of 2015 in the Better Newspaper Contest on Saturday. Ann Herron, Vaughan and Gillie; are no income or age require- *Note: You must be the owner better time to be passport-ready ments. The applicant must file of record of property on Jan. 1 for smooth, stress-free travel. by Sept. 1 of each year. for the year of application. If it happens here, read about it here. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Circuit breaker: Available to Passports: Tooele County Marilyn Gillette is the Tooele BULLETIN homeowners or renters who has seen a 110 percent increase County Clert/Auditor THIS SUMMER

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• Editorial Editor David Bern • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum 435-882-0050

OUR VIEW Good work School district’s lunch program, new SafeUT app are good for local students There were two important news stories about the Tooele County School District in last week’s editions that deserve public acknowledgment. The first involves the school district’s good grades for its food service program after being audited last month by state and federal officials. How the district keeps students well fed every school day is no easy task as reported in last Thursday’s story, “School lunch program gets high marks.” It takes menu planning, good recipes and following nutrition guidelines in the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act. According to Elva Roberts, the school district’s food service supervisor, last month’s review was the first major audit in four years. It was also the most detailed the school district has received since new guidelines were added to the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act in 2012. Those new guidelines increase the amount of vegetables, fruits and whole grains served to students while decreasing the amount of fats, sodium and foods with little nutritional value. The guidelines also require the district offer foods from five cat- egories, including fruits, vegetables, grains, milk and meat or meat alternatives. The audit, led by the Utah State Office of Education Child Nutrition Program and the USDA’s Denver office, reviewed the school district’s menus, recipes and other records. The auditors also made on-site visits at Harris Elementary, Stansbury Park Elementary, Grantsville Junior High School and Wendover High School. Roberts said records were pulled at each school and examined. The auditors then watched how lunch was served at each school. Roberts reported that everyone was nervous about the audit team’s findings, “But when they left, they said they were pleased with what they saw here.” The second story was published in last Tuesday’s edition under the headline “School district launches safety app.” By the end of this month, students who are struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts can pull out their smart phone or tablet and connect with the SafeUT app. The new app, in development for two years and launched by the state in January, provides students with a 24-hour, confidential crisis line with counselors at the University of Utah’s Neuropsychiatric Institute. It also provides a confidential space for students to report safety issues, such as bullying, suicide, sexual misconduct, planned school attacks and other related concerns. The SafeUT app is part of the school district’s ongoing effort to proactively approach and work through health/safety issues for students and their families, and to provide convenient, quick access to administrators and counselors who should be contacted when such concerns arise. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The school district’s good grades for serving more nutritious lunches for students is a commendable achievement that deserves community support and thanks. Healthy lunch options for students should never be downplayed. Likewise, the We need recycling can opt out. It’s that simple. However, LETTERS POLICY district’s continued effort to reach out to students — and families — in crisis with the I would like to comment on Frances there are many homes that pay for an new SafeUT app helps fill a vital need that may help save lives. Arbon’s letter to the editor about the lack extra black garbage bin. If they paid for The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to the editor from readers. Letters must be no The school district’s work in these two important areas stand as examples of extra of recycling possibilities in Tooele. Arbon the recycling bin, they would at least longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written service to students with their health and welfare in mind. Public education today states that they recycle in Grantsville be doing the decent thing, rather than exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. Kids need nutritious lunches, and at times, and they do the same in Stansbury. What sending everything to the landfill. accompanied by the writer’s name, address they need a compassionate ear to help them through a personal crisis. Thanks to the is the problem? Shouldn’t Tooele City The rest of the world has decided that and phone number. Longer letters may be SafeUT app, that ear is now available to serve local students. recycle as well? recycling is necessary. We generate a lot published, based on merit and at the Editor’s Most people want to recycle, but it’s of recyclable products in America. The discretion. Priority will be given to letters that refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All not always convenient. Until a month next time you go to the grocery store, letters may be subject to editing. GUEST OPINION ago, the schools provided paper recy- notice the recycling symbols. More than cling bins for the school itself and the Letters written to thank an individual or likely the package has been made of organization should be submitted for community. We no longer have that recycled materials. This is the case with “Notes of Appreciation.” option. My paper and cardboard have paper and plastic products. Therefore, Readers who are interested in writing a lon- Chalk scribbles reveal been stacking up. I have nowhere to take shouldn’t we be recycling the paper and ger guest op-ed column on a topic of general it. So I will put it in the garbage can and plastic in Tooele? interest should contact Editor David Bern. now it will go to the landfill. I ask you: Is Speaking of plastic products, I bundle Email: [email protected] free-speech crisis this responsible? What are we going to up a bag of plastic each week and take it Fax: (435) 882-6123 do when the landfill is full? to my daughter’s house in Murray. They Mail: Letters to the Editor tudents at the University of We need recycling bins at our houses. pick up recycle bins once a week. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Michigan called police the If a person or family doesn’t want to pay Diane Quist P.O. Box 390 Sother day — because someone the extra $5 for a green bin, then they Tooele Tooele, UT 84074 had written Donald Trump’s name in chalk. No arrests were made. The epi- sode is part of a nationwide trend GUEST OPINION of Trump supporters writing pro- Trump messages on sidewalks, stairs and other surfaces at college cam- puses, where fainting fits are sure to Is ‘Ryan Nosferatu’ the GOP’s new fresh face? ensue. When they could get no relief trators, and in a statement full of he Paul Ryan for President thing the two front-runners and the appeal a from law enforcement, the campus-diversity jargon pledged, keeps haunting conservative “fresh face” might offer if that face was University of Michigan students among other things, “immediate Tdreams because the GOP estab- John Kass deemed conservative enough. took it upon themselves to erase refinements to certain policy and lishment won’t pin it to a coffin with a GUEST COLUMNIST “... It’s somebody who has, you the offending messages — includ- procedural deficiencies” and “regu- wooden stake. know, has those convictions that they ing “Trump 2016,” “Build the Wall” lar and structured opportunities for They won’t wrap a wreath of garlic can express in a compelling way, we and “Stop Islam” — while fighting difficult dialogues.” around its neck. They will not burn it could come out of the convention in through feelings of betrayal. How about striking an even with fire and sulfur. So by not killing it, power just before the peasants got wise. relatively strong position, because we One student complained that greater blow for diversity and ask- they give it life, as they whisper, whis- The Republican establishment fears do have, you know, look — Donald there should be a special emergency ing the kids to get over seeing an per, whisper. and hates billionaire New York busi- Trump excites a lot of enthusiasm. But number to call in such cases and anodyne political message that they And so it breathes, this Ryan nessman Donald Trump, the vulgarian he also excites a lot of anger within the said that the administration’s inad- disagree with? To his credit, Wagner Nosferatu, wandering out there in the who leads a growing American nation- Republican Party and outside of the equate response “perpetuates these himself chalked “Emory stands for dim political half light where operatives alism and doesn’t need their money. Republican Party,” Rove said. really racist and hateful stereotypes free expression,” a message that will do their work. His great sin was to condemn them for “And a fresh face might be the thing that turn into violence and turn into evidently have trouble penetrating Ryan, the speaker of the U.S. House, making war in Iraq. And for that — not that could give us a chance to turn this students of color feeling unsafe on the formidable incuriosity of some says he does not want to be the his comments about Megyn Kelly or election and win in November against campus.” of his students. Republican nominee for president, but Heidi Cruz — they will never forgive Hillary.” Rarely before have a few scrib- The reaction to “the chalken- he also refuses to categorically rule it him. Would Cruz’s conservatives revolt? blings been so traumatizing — and ing,” as it’s become known on social out. It’s a game. They loathe Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, too, Yes. Would Trump’s economic nation- written not even in ink or paint or media, is a testament to the electric So would the establishment like though he soothes them somewhat by alists revolt? Yes. But the establish- some other difficult-to-remove sub- charge surrounding Trump. This to bring Ryan into the sunshine of promising to make the sands glow in ment would dangle the specter of stance, but in the same chalk used branding isn’t prudent positioning Cleveland this summer, so that he the Middle East. But he horrifies them Hillary Clinton selecting two or three to mark out hopscotch courts and for a general election, but it makes may be their knight and save them the for naming them publicly as liars and Supreme Court justices, and appeal to write temporary promotional mes- Trump a perfect vehicle for provok- depredations of the barbarian and the members of what he calls “the corrupt Republican unity. All the bosses would sages about sorority mixers. That ing the other side, and it’s in that wrath of the conservative Texan? Washington cartel,” which includes his have to do is change the convention chalk messages can be considered thumb-in-the-eye spirit that the It’s a theory. Only that. But if the own Republican leadership. rules. And they’re the ones who make tantamount to a physical threat Trump chalking is spreading. Republican establishment had a choice, Neither man is acceptable to them. the rules. captures the crisis of free speech on The students getting the vapors they’d cling to Ryan since he’s one of Millions have been spent to make Cruz Hillary Clinton isn’t inevitable, and campus perfectly. over it don’t understand free expres- their own. Establishments don’t die toxic and Trump downright poisonous. the FBI seems to be closing in on her Pro-Trump chalking took off after sion or what it means to live in a easily and the way this political year Yes, they did momentarily support email scandal, while socialist Bernie the reaction at Emory University, free society, where you inevitably has gone, you’ll see the establishment Cruz — using him to stop Trump in Sanders has the momentum as the where some students were reduced encounter people who have ideas scorch the earth before they give up. Wisconsin, and preventing the Donald presidential campaigns move to New to tears by the messages and said and support candidates that you Ryan is no conservative, though he from having a clear path to the neces- York. Sanders’ momentum and appeal they felt “fear.” Protesters gathered oppose. They hate Donald Trump. plays one on TV. He’s a kinda-sorta sary 1,237 delegates he’d need to avoid to young voters are why the pro-Hillary at an administration building and let Fine. That is reason to argue and conservative, the type the GOP estab- a brokered convention in Cleveland. crowd is trying so desperately to shame loose the antiphonal chant “You are agitate against him, not to seek lishment loves. He’s one of those kinda Now that a brokered convention is all him now. not listening! Come speak to us, we protection from any contact with conservatives who can talk to real but assured, the search is on for a fresh Meanwhile, Ryan subtly encourages are in pain!” This might have been supporters of his, no matter how conservatives the way anthropologists face. the whispers, while publicly saying he’s an appropriate response if the kids tenuous. talked to aboriginal tribesmen in old Those exact words, “fresh” and “face,” not interested. had been tear-gassed, rather than If they are having a hard time adventure movies, with patience, hope came out of the mouth of GOP estab- “No, I’m not that fresh face,” Ryan seeing a positive phrase about a handling this election cycle, just and the arrogant conceit of the elites. lishment mouthpiece Karl Rove as if by told Hewitt. “I’m not that person. candidate that is supported by some imagine how Republican National But he’s also the kind of politician accident. And since then, the whispers (Laughing.) I’d like to think my face is significant plurality of the American Committee chairman Reince Priebus who goes along with raising the federal about Ryan haven’t stopped. somewhat fresh, but I’m not for this public. feels. debt ceiling and feeding the federal Like my own, Rove’s face isn’t excep- conversation. I think you need to run The president of the school, James leviathan, and those aren’t remotely tionally fresh. Mine is somewhat like a for president if you’re going to be presi- Wagner, promised to review security Lowry is editor of the National conservative positions. side of beef with a broken nose stuck dent, and I’m not running for president. footage to try to identify the perpe- Review. Yet as the GOP nominee, win or lose in the middle. But Rove’s is rather like a So period, end of story.” in November, Ryan would allow the boneless Krakus ham — the salty kind You think your face is somewhat establishment to keep hold of what is that comes in a can from Poland — set fresh? EDITORIAL BOARD important: their access and power in in all its pinkness on a white tablecloth We’ll see. In Cleveland. Washington. That’s the game, either where it dispenses establishment wis- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern winning or not losing by losing with the dom. Kass is a columnist for the Chicago Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor right guy. They’re experts at this, just as So on the conservative “Hugh Hewitt Tribune. His email address is With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, the mincing courtiers of Louis XVI must Show” on the Salem Radio Network, [email protected], and his Twitter including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. have been experts at the minuet of the ham talked about the negatives of handle is @john_kass. A5

TUESDAY April 12, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION WANT TO Let’s not give youth more SAVE MORE reasons to turn their backs BENJAMINS? on the gospel of Jesus Christ

o a fault, I prefer people “In teaching your students to be straightforward with and in responding to their ques- Tme. Charlie Roberts tions, let me warn you not to As a kid I always responded pass along faith-promoting or GUEST COLUMNIST better to “Take out the trash. unsubstantiated rumors, or Now!” compared to “It would outdated understandings and BY GEORGE, sure be nice if you did some- explanations of our doctrine and thing to help out around here.” issues, translation of ancient practices from the past,” he said. Rather than being peppered script, Heavenly Mother, seer As a youth, I remember HERE’S HOW. with splinters of hints, I prefer to stones and various accounts of hearing that at the height of be hit over the head with a two- Joseph Smith’s first vision. polygamy only three percent of by-four. As a youth when I asked ques- the people in the LDS Church That is why I found Elder tions about polygamy, blacks practiced plural marriage. That Russell M. 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When it.’ Gone are the days when a responsibility to find the best kids have questions — especially student raised a sincere concern answers to the thoughtful ques- those that are difficult — we and a teacher bore his or her tions your students ask.” should either answer directly or testimony as a response intend- I also like the fact that he research and share our thoughts ed to avoid the issue.” told the seminary and institute on the matter. Call (855) 599-0334 or visit us online at He then listed a handful of instructors not to simply pass Obviously not every gospel- doctrinal questions of LDS on ingrained cultural responses related question has a crystal youth. These include gender to difficult questions. clear explanation; however, HeritageWestCU.com to open your certificate today. many do. In those cases it is a matter of seeking the answer and formulating an intelligible GUEST OPINION response. 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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 12, 2016 OBITUARIES James Zakos Terrance Alma Thora L. Birch Novak James (Jim) Zakos passed Sullivan Ferguson away peacefully on Feb. 21, 2016, at the age of 85 in Grantsville, Terrance Alma Sullivan, 79, of Thora was born on Nov. 15, Utah. He was born Feb. 13, 1931 Watseka, Illinois, passed away on 1924, to Robert and Ellen Birch in Missoula, Montana, the son Saturday, April 9, 2016. He was in Hoytsville, Utah. She was the of Eleanor (Barker) and James G. born July 8, 1936, in Goshen, Utah, ninth and last child. She was a Zakos. He married Jeanie Adele the son of Sheldon and Madelynn wonderful mother, grandmoth- Grogan in October of 1956 and (Elton) Sullivan. Terrance married er, sister, aunt and great-grand- together they had four beauti- Maria Elena Garcia in Sanlucar, mother. She passed away peace- ful children. Jim proudly served Spain on June 21, 1959. Mr. fully on April 6, 2016, surrounded our country in the United States Sullivan served in the Navy for by her loving family. She touched Army 82nd Airborne and received 25 years as a Seabee construction so many lives during her 91 a Bronze Star for his service in worker. He was a car salesman years. She will be remembered the Korean War. He spent many after retiring from the Navy, and a for her beautiful smile, kind- of his younger years working member of the Watseka VFW. He ness, quick wit, mischievous- in the family café in Missoula, enjoyed spending time with the ness, and the ability to always Montana; then moved his fam- as well as nine grandchildren and grandkids. Surviving Mr. Sullivan Kidwell of Seattle, Washington; make you feel special. She was Cemetery on Wednesday, April ily to Oregon where he was self- seven great-grandchildren. He is is his wife, Maria Elena Sullivan of two grandchildren, Stephanie married to John Novak on Jan. 13 at 1 p.m.. A viewing prior employed and then in his later preceded in death by his lov- Watseka; two sons and daughter- Sullivan and Cecilia Sullivan; two 8, 1943, in Evanston, Wyoming. to the graveside will be held at years he moved to Utah to be ing wife, Jeanie and son, James in-law, Greg and Gema Sullivan of great-grandchildren, Hayden She was preceded in death by Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St. closer to his son, Dewey. He is (Chico) Zakos III, The Zakos fam- Alexandria, Virginia, and Daniel and Bayne; and many nieces and her husband and true love John, from 11:30-12:30 p.m. The family survived by his children: Debbie ily would like to especially thank Sullivan of Watseka; one daugh- nephews. He is also preceded in husband Jim Ferguson, parents would like to thank the staff at (Mark) McDonnell of Molalla, Diamond Jane’s Assisted Living, ter and son-in-law, Elena and death by both his parents and and her eight siblings. She is sur- Golden Living Retirement Center Oregon, Dewey (Diane) Zakos of of Grantsville, for their care and Kevin (Keath) Sullivan of Arizona; one brother, Neil Sullivan. Private vived by three children, Renae in Taylorsville, and Encompass Stansbury Park, Utah and Kelly enduring compassion during two sisters and brothers-in-law, visitation and funeral services will Wilcock (Layne), Chris Bullis Home Care for the special lov- (Ron) Brown of Keizer, Oregon, Jim’s residence. Joy and Bob Hunter of Mirage, be held. Father Michael Powell (Steve) and John Novak (Judy); ing and compassionate care Arizona, and Linda and Judson will officiate. Burial will be held eight grandchildren, seven great- Thora received. In lieu of flowers at a later date. Memorials in Mr. grandchildren and lots of nieces please make donations to the Sullivan’s name can be made to and nephews. 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Brent G. Curry in Tooele. Brent followed in the vocation of his father and uncles Beloved husband, father, as a plumbing contractor, estab- grandfather, brother, uncle and lishing Curry Plumbing and It will take more than a friend Brent Curry passed away Heating. In 1976, Brent became peacefully at home on April 7 after a member of the Tooele City a courageous battle with cancer. Volunteer Fire Department. He ball and a coach to heal Brent was born May 13, 1941, to served as chief from 1994-95, Arthur Seymour and Mary Jane during which Fire Station No. (Griffith) Curry of Tooele, and was 2 was completed. Brent was an this broken town. a member of the LDS Church. He accomplished trap-shooter, and recalled many early memories was a co-owner of the Tooele on his grandparents’ farms, and Gun Club. In addition to his hun- Fourteen-year-old Joe Lacey knows that Tooele, Utah, is a town divided. developed a deep, lifelong love dreds of regional hunting and of hunting and fishing afforded fishing trips, Brent was an avid Tensions are already running high with the Depression making money by Tooele County’s mountains tourist. He visited 47 U.S. states tight and jobs scarce. But then Sterling Harris comes to town, a new coach and streams. He earned the rank as well as England, France and of Eagle Scout before attending Ireland, which he recalled fondly ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Tooele High School, where he as his second home. Anyone vis- of Life will begin at 7 p.m. Friday, was basketball team captain. iting Brent and Vickey’s home April 15 at the Elks Lodge, 61 N. �������������������������� After graduating in 1959, Brent could attest he was proud to be Main Street in Tooele. Memorial ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� enrolled at Utah State University Irish. Brent is survived by his services for Brent will be held and the University of Utah. He wife Vickey; daughters Holly, Saturday, April 16 at 3 p.m. at ������������������������������������������������ joined the Army National Guard Brenda and Aime; sons Brett Tooele Fire Station No. 2 — 82 in 1963, earning title of crew (Gabrielle) and Clint; grandchil- N. 7th Street. Following, family chief and receiving membership dren Stephanie (David), Brent, members are welcome to a din- in the American Legion. Brent Raechal, Sara, Jaren, Madalyn, ner held at the Skyline Ward, 777 “I feel like I’m getting to know met his beautiful wife Vickey Bailey, Kaden, Keaton, Grace and Skyline Drive. Dad, “Courtney,” the characters in Sterling Bridge Boswell of Tooele in 1965, and Gannon; great-grandchildren Grandpa, Uncle, Coach, Captain, just as they are getting to know they were married on Nov. 12. Davin and Kayson; sister Jane Chief and Buddy, you will be themselves. The thoughtful layering They welcomed their first child (Jerry) Wilson and brother Arthur missed. makes for a very compelling read.” in 1967, and settled soon after “Tuck” (Shauna). A Celebration – Garret Batty Director of The Saratov Approach NOTE OF “This heartwarming story shows NEED CASH NOW? how common goals and victories APPRECIATION can break down barriers and lead We Want to Make to acceptance and brotherhood.” You a Loan! The family of Peggy Curry ������������� Author of Against Her Will and $ $ would like to thank everyone for founder of the Teen Author Boot Camp 100- 3,000 TODAY! their kind words, neverending Noble Finance love and support of our mother, 435-843-1255 grandmother and friend during ������������������������������ this difficult time of her pass- story… told through the eyes of a ing. A special thank you to the kid [whose] troubled world [is] Tooele Stake Center, Mark and about to change radically because of an extraordinary man.” Betta Nash, Dr. Kay Reese and – Dennis Packard Cole at Tate Mortuary for their BYU professor of philosophy of art and compassion and assistance. ����������������������The Film Novelist������ coproducer of Fire Creek Thank you, Anthony and Arlene Maestas Get your copy and family; Patricia Lewis and today at the Tooele Tooele County family and Bobby Curry and • Nearly 500 pages. family Transcript-Bulletin Large 8.5 x 11 size pages $ 99 • Hardcover with dust Something 11 jacket. More than 500 OOnn Your photos • More than 700 Mind? pioneer biographies TOOELE $3995 TRANSCRIPT Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin BULLETIN Write a letter to the Editor! TOOELE 58 N. Main P.O. Box 390 58 N. Main, Tooele • Mon-Fri: 8:30 to 5:30, closed Sat & Sun TRANSCRIPT Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 Tooele, UT 84074 BULLETIN Closed Sat. and Sun. [email protected] A7

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Jail addiction problem, and get them be governed by the new policy good employment, that’s a win that Clinton put into place when continued from page A1 for everybody.” he took over command of the jail Wimmer said JRI operates with last April. According to Wimmer, the detention facilities it services the mindset that locking people Clinton has had a major impact in the western U.S., he said. up in prison does not fix their on the way the jail is operated Another sign of lower incar- addiction problem, which he said and creating a comprehensive ceration numbers is reflected in aligns with the philosophy of cor- policy was a critical part of that the number of federal prisoners rections. impact. housed at the jail. The county Due to the poor implementa- When Wimmer took over as detention center has only four tion of the evaluation process so sheriff in January 2015, he said federal inmates, which is below far, however, many drug addicts there was no policy that governed the nine to 10 inmates the jail aren’t being held in the jail but the jail and there had not been usually houses. may also not be receiving the one in place since the facility was The Tooele County Detention treatment they need while on completed. Center is an overflow facility for parole, Wimmer said. So far no federal inmates after federal, state inmate at the county jail has been A critical piece of the policy has and some county facilities are evaluated under JRI due to delays been determining what inmates beyond capacity. Tooele County and technical hang-ups. the county jail accepts. In the Sheriff Paul Wimmer said lower Wimmer said it could be years past, the sergeant on duty would federal numbers trickle down to before the full impact of JRI on make all decisions on whether facilities at the bottom rung for cities, counties and society as a someone would be housed at the receiving federal inmates. whole is understood. The impact jail or not. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE “It’s not that they’re not using on state and county corrections There were times when depu- Tooele County Detention Center currently has a total of 91 inmates, including four federal inmates. Tooele County, it’s just because are similarly difficult to deter- ties or other law enforcement they don’t have the people to mine at this point, he said. officers might bring in a suspect place,” he said. There is only data on six to be booked into the jail and the A few factors may be con- months’ worth of partial imple- sergeant would not accept them. tributing to the low numbers in mentation so far, the vast major- Then the officer would have to the county jail, with the state’s ity of which has been during the figure out what to do with the Justice Reinvestment Initiative winter. Crimes associated with suspect and generally cite and chief among them, according to drug use, such as vehicle bur- release them. Clinton and Wimmer. Under the glary, generally dip during the Wimmer said the policy out- JRI, which was adopted in March coldest months of the year. lines what grounds the jail should 2015, a number of less serious Whatever the cause of lower use for refusing inmates, such as drug crimes, such as possession, inmate numbers, it has trimmed out-of-county warrants or medi- have been reduced from felo- one of the smaller revenue sourc- cal problems beyond the jail’s nies to misdemeanors, with the es at the jail. Each of the jail’s capabilities. If an inmate is not emphasis placed on treatment of four federal inmates generates Tooele County accepted for any reason, Clinton, addiction over incarceration. $60 a day but Wimmer said even Wimmer or Chief Deputy Brian While JRI implementation was if there were many more inmates, White would be notified. supposed to begin last October, the income is mitigating at best. “I’m confident in saying our delays in funding and technology “You’re never going to make consistency in accepting inmates Mr. & Miss Super installation pushed the product the $1.6 million a year bond that’s behind by six months, Clinton paid on this facility with contract has gone way up,” Wimmer said. said. beds,” he said. “We are much more consistent in A requirement of JRI is evalu- Wimmer said he trimmed the what we will take.” ations of inmates charged with a estimated revenue from federal That consistency extends to Amazing Pageant drug offense of a Class B misde- inmates to $35,000 in the current other areas of corrections, such meanor or higher. Tooele County budget from $40,000 in the previ- as the frequency of cell checks will use the evaluation staff in ous year. He said the low inmate and the general treatment of Weber County to assess inmates numbers will make it nearly inmates, Wimmer said. using remote interviews. impossible to meet the lowered “It just really means, regardless The hardware for the video projection from the budget. of what crew is on, the manner in Thursday interviews has been installed With so many empty beds at which it’s being run back there but there are still software and the jail, Wimmer said the sheriff’s is consistent from crew to crew,” st pm connectivity issues. Once imple- office has looked into adding state he said. mented, the interviews will help contract beds to the county and Despite low inmate numbers, jail staff determine how at-risk federal populations. The startup April 21 | 7 there hasn’t been an impact on an inmate is to become a repeat costs would make it prohibitive, the number of corrections offi- offender. however, he said. cers that are working each shift, Tooele High School Auditorium • 301 W. Vine Street Wimmer said the JRI is another Clinton said a state audit of the Clinton said. Prisoners are divided piece in a nationwide effort to county detention center showed into different units based on their reduce the number of incarcer- more corrections officers would gender, security risk and treat- ated people. The plan was met need to be hired for security, ment, and each of those units, or WHAT IS IT? with general support from most as well as to implement treat- pods, needs to be staffed. sheriffs in the state because of ment programs required by the A pageant for people with disabilities “We’re never going to shut the comprehensive nature of the state. An estimate for the salaries down pods just because we need initiative, he said. of additional corrections offi- (ages 14-24) in Tooele County! to separate the people that are With possession reduced from cers and civilian staff to meet a felony to a Class A misdemean- state standards would be about incarcerated in this facility,” or, for instance, the JRI gives drug $800,000, he said. Clinton said. Cost: $5.00 a person or $20.00 for a Family Pass (5 people) addicts the ability to get a decent Wimmer said another hin- While various factors may be job and become a productive drance to adding state inmates contributing to the current popu- �������������������������������������������������������������� member of society once they is a clause in the facility’s bond lation of the county jail, Wimmer receive treatment, Wimmer said. paperwork. It restricts the num- said he’s simply amazed to see the “Their opportunities to get ber of federal and state contract number of inmates under 100. gainful employment increase beds to 10 percent of the facility’s “It’s hard to believe that we PM notably ... simply by not having total number of inmates. would have had a few extra beds SILENT AUCTION • 6 a felony on their record.” he said. If and when state inmates are in the old jail.” “If we can get them through their accepted into the jail, they will [email protected] We have a lot of great prizes from over 40 Local businesses! We will also have concessions Gov. Herbert squares off with available that evening! For more information or to donate, please contact Mrs. Ford at GOP challenger in debate Tooele High School 435-833-1978 Ext:2194, [email protected]

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Gov. Herbert has gathered signa- own money to his campaign. His Gary Herbert and challenger tures to earn a place on the ballot other big campaign contributors Jonathan Johnson squared off for a June 28 primary in case he have included Overstock.com Monday in a key debate that came loses at convention. CEO Patrick Byrne, who donat- less than two weeks before party On the Democratic side, ed about $125,000, and politi- delegates choose the Republican Michael Weinholtz, the former cal consulting firm Silver Bullet, candidate at the state conven- CEO of a Utah medical staffing which donated about $180,000 in tion. company, is competing against voter-database services. Herbert, governor since 2009, Vaughn Cook, former Utah is touting the state’s strong econ- County Democratic Party chair- omy, solid education system and man and CEO of a medical tech- his efforts to push back against nology company. federal overreach as reasons he Herbert landed an endorse- Settlement Canyon Irrigation Shareholders: deserves to be re-elected. ment this month from Republican Johnson, chairman of the presidential candidate Ted Cruz board at Overstock.com, is try- even though Johnson hosted a Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company has scheduled ing to unseat the incumbent by rally for the Texas senator before promoting plans to improve the Utah’s caucuses last month. state’s education system, make Through the end of 2015, SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH Utah less reliant on federal fund- Herbert raised twice as much as the turn on date for irrigation water. Shareholders need to turn their valves ing and securing the transfer of money for his campaign than ������������������������������������������������������������� federal lands to state control. Johnson. Herbert had nearly $1.3 The morning debate at the million for his re-election bid The following restrictions are the zones, days and times by which shareholders Little America Hotel in Salt while Johnson has raised about Lake City was hosted by the $324,000 from outside sources, must abide or face service disruption for the remainder of the season: Utah Federation of Republican according to state campaign Women. finance reports. Weekend watering restrictions will remain in place. Shareholders The two other less-known Most of the money Herbert are not allowed to water from Friday 8pm to Monday 7am. Republican candidates did not raised in 2015 came from fewer participate: Nate Jensen and than 50 people. Each of them Area 1: Even numbered Area 3: Even numbered Farm Schedule: Monday Carlos Tavares. donated over $10,000, and many homes East of Main St. and homes West of Main St. through Thursday 8 pm to 7 Republican delegates will have made contributions to the South of 200 South- and South of Vine St.- am. Farmers are allowed one choose their candidate at the governor in the past. Mondays & Thursdays Mondays & Thursdays sprinkler head for every two Utah Republican convention on Johnson and his wife have con- 7 am to 10 am. 7 am - 10 am shares of water. A “farm” is April 23. tributed over $132,000 of their considered two or more acres of Odd numbered homes - Odd numbered homes - adjoining land. Tuesdays & Fridays Tuesdays & Fridays 5 pm - 8 pm 5 pm - 8 pm Tooele City Parks & Cemetery: Monday & Thursday nights Follow us Area 2: Even numbered Area 4: Even numbered 8 pm – 7 am homes North of 200 South homes West of Main St. on Facebook! and East of Main- and North of Vine St.- Schools, Churches & Rocky Mondays & Thursdays Mondays & Thursdays Mountain Care Center: 5 pm – 8 pm 5 pm – 8 pm Wednesday 7 am to 6 pm and TOOELE Friday 11 am to 3 pm TRANSCRIPT Odd numbered homes - Odd numbered homes – BULLETIN Tuesdays & Fridays Tuesdays & Fridays PLEASE CONSERVE DURING 7 am - 10 am. 7 am - 10 am. THIS VERY DRY YEAR! A8 BULLETIN BOARD

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ent and child. Your child will participate Church, located at 286 N. 7th Street in be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday begin April 12 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele tion about volunteering at the Grantsville Tooele in a preschool, introducing skills that Gardening Tooele. Contact Pastor Sinner at (435) night dinners include clam chowder or County Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For are needed for kindergarten, while par- 840-2152. homemade soup, and/or fish baskets St. in Tooele. Park in the rear of the volunteering at the Tooele Center, call Senior Center ents participate in a class that will give Garden Tour (halibut, shrimp), or chicken strips. building and enter through the back Debbie at (435) 843-4103. The senior center is for the enjoyment of them tips and ideas of how to make Save the date — the 18th Annual Spring Mountain View Baptist Church Saturday night dinners include 12-ounce door. Members and guests are wel- all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- their child’s education years successful. Garden Tour is coming on Saturday, We would like to invite you to discover ribeye or T-bone steak with choice of come. If you would like to join our orga- Life’s Worth Living Foundation ing activities include bridge, pinochle, Your child must be four years old and June 11. This year’s Tour will feature 12 what God’s plan and purpose is for baked potato/fries, salad and roll; nization, our dues are only $10 a year. Suicide support group every third bingo, exercise program, line dancing, beginning kindergarten in the 2016-17 beautiful yardscapes across the Tooele your life. The Bible contains all of the halibut or salmon steak with choice of Thursday at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located wood carving, Wii games, watercolor school year. Spring session available Valley. For more info, contact Jay Cooper answers for life’s questions. Come baked potato or fries, salad and roll, at 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you class, movies and health classes. April 20-May 11. For more information, at 435-830-1447 or visit www.annual- and join us this Sunday for our adult or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked Groups and events struggle with suicidal thoughts or have Meals on Wheels available for home- call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are gardentour.info. Bible study and graded Sunday School potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals lost a loved one to suicide, please plan bound. Lunch served weekdays. For age located at West Elementary School, which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship are for a reasonable price. No orders Local author seeks photos on attending. Please go on Facebook 60 and above, suggested donation is 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Tooele County Beekeepers service begins at 11 a.m. We also have are taken after 8:45. Daily lunch spe- A local author and historian is seeking and like our page to keep current with $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. through the south side doors. Club a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 cials are available at the lodge from 11 original photographs of Saltaire, Black our latest news and events. Contact us Transportation available to the store or Are you a beekeeper and want to share p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 a.m. After purchase of 10 (ten) meals Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, on that page. lifesworthlivingfoundation. doctor visits for residents in the Tooele what you know or learn from others? Are p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs either Friday/Saturday nights you get as well as any similar turn-of-the-century com. and Grantsville areas. For transporta- TATC you not a beekeeper but want to find if and let us pray together for God’s help. a free one. If you have more than four attractions and resorts for an upcoming tion information call (435) 843-4102. it’s for you? Then join the Tooele County Mountain View Baptist Church meets at people in your party, please call ahead book project. Those who wish to contrib- DAV Chapter 20 For more information about the Tooele Barbering Program Beekeepers Club. Visit Facebook.com, the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite to ensure the cook can plan better. For ute information or photographs of these The DAV will hold its monthly executive center, call (435) 843-4110. TATC offers a standalone barbering search for “tooele county beekeeper,” 2C. Join us. members and their guests only. parks should contact Emma Penrod committee meeting from 7-8 p.m. on program in our Cosmetology/Barbering then ask to join. Watch for more infor- at [email protected]. Contributions the second Thursday of each month at Tooele Arts Festival department. This program is only 1,000 mation on meeting dates and project Stansbury Park Baptist Church Women of the Moose will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The Tooele Arts Festival is looking for hours and will prepare you for the days beginning in the next month. For Please join us each Sunday morning at The WOTM will be serving a Navajo taco released pictorial history book. There is The general membership meeting additional committee members to help Utah/PSI Cosmetologist/Barber exam. more info, contact Jay Cooper at 435- 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible dinner on Thursday, April 14 starting at no such thing as too many photographs will meet on the third Thursday from plan and execute another successful Barbers specialize in cutting, styling and 830-1447 or [email protected]. Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse 5:30 p.m. and continuing until it’s gone. as the author needs a minimum of 160 7:30-8:30 p.m. The DAV is looking for festival. The committee is made up of trimming hair for men and women as (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For All proceeds will go to the Idaho/Utah photographs, and any help is greatly volunteer drivers — no DAV membership several volunteers who usually meet well as shaving and maintaining facial details, please call us at (435) 830- Moose Association. For members and appreciated. is required. Will need a VA physical. weekly from February through mid-June. hair for men. Enroll today! (435) 248- Churches 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. their guests only. The Women of the Call commander Curtis G. Beckstrom The time commitment increases in June. 1800 or visit tatc.edu. Moose also will hold a fundraiser on Tooele Valley Flute Choir at (435) 840-0547 or adjutant Ross Please contact the festival director at The Church of Jesus Christ of First Lutheran Church April 16 focusing on the Kentucky Derby. The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks Curley at (801) 641-9121 and leave a First Lutheran Church, on the corner of [email protected] if you are Commercial Driver’s License Latter-day Saints Please wear your favorite hat and come members interested in our inaugural message. interested in contributing to a fun and Program 7th and Birch, would like to invite you have a mint julep. For members and effort to raise the profile of local flau- To find a meeting house and time of to hear of God’s grace and the love of Health Department and Aging worthwhile community event. Now enrolling for CDL. Join us for a their guests only. tists. If you love to play the flute and worship for The Church of Jesus Christ Christ, who died to forgive you of your comprehensive six-week course that will want to grow your musical horizons, Services hours of Latter-day Saints, go to mormon.org sins and attain salvation on your behalf. Books for the Whole Family teach you everything you need to know New officer installation please join us! All levels of skill and The Tooele County Health Department and click the “Find a Meetinghouse” link Worship is at 10 a.m. each Sunday. Donated children’s books and paper- to pass the CDL test. Cost of program The new officers’ installation will be experience welcome. Contact Emma at and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- or contact (435) 850-2037. Sunday school and adult Bible class at backs are for sale for 25 cents, and is only $2,225. You will receive 80 held April 15. The men’s installation [email protected]. tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 hardcovers are being sold for $1 from 11:15 a.m. will be held at 5 p.m. and the women’s p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m.-noon. hours driving time and get one-on-one Berean Full Gospel Church Tooele Valley Free Masons 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Fridays and 11 a.m.- training from our experienced instructor. We invite you to discover how God’s installation will follow at 6 p.m. Please Check out our calendar on our main New Life Christian Fellowship The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Classes start soon so register today! Word can transform your life and provide come out and meet your new men’s and page for holiday hours and closures. For We invite you to worship and serve the second Friday of each month for Library. All proceeds go back to the (435) 248-1800 or visit tatc.edu. you with the answers for questions and women’s officers. more information, call (435) 277-2301. Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and dinner and socializing. If you are inter- library for projects and programs. for problems you may be struggling to Nail Technician Program food pantry is open from noon to 3 Mid-year conference ested or have questions please join us Same-Sex Attraction Support overcome. Come join us this Sunday p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 Grave decorations Now enrolling. You can finish and get The Idaho/Utah Moose mid-year confer- at the Lodge, located at the corner of Group morning for our 10 a.m. worship service E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Tooele City Cemetery has set its licensed and start making money in ence will be held April 21-24 at the Settlement Canyon Road and SR-36, or This group is for men dealing with where we will assemble in praise, share women and men are also available schedule for grave decorations for as little as four months at a low cost. Twin Falls, Idaho lodge. Please plan on give us a call at (435) 277-0087. unwanted same-sex attraction. This testimonies and explore worship in ways every week. Sunday services are at our 2016. Decorations are allowed for The nail program hours are Monday- attending. group meets every other week on that strive to highlight the greatness of Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and seven days before and seven days Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Call us (435) Tooele Valley Family History Thursday evening in Tooele. There God. After our morning praise and wor- 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out more after St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Mother’s 248-1800 or stop by 88 S. Tooele Blvd. Center is no charge for participation. This ship time, we enter into a one-hour Bible by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. Eagles Day, Memorial Day, Father’s Day, Research your ancestors free with is a safe setting that will offer heal- Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday NLOT.org. Independence Day, Pioneer Day, Labor trained FamilySearch volunteers at the ing, understanding, support and Day and Halloween, as well as seven Education mornings at 635 N. Main St. (Phil’s Sunday breakfasts Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 for more Tooele Christian Fellowship Tooele Valley Family History Center, resources. For more information, days before and seven days after the There is a breakfast served each 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone (435) information. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship call Rick at (435) 224-4355 or email anniversary of death and seven days Sunday from 9 a.m.-noon. There is a 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday Online courses Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 [email protected]. before and seven days after the birthday Online courses in Network+ and Tooele First Baptist Church special every Sunday for $5 per person through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. N. Main, former Stowes Family Music and you can order off the menu for $7 of the deceased. Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- What is it that God would have us do? Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. TC Squares — Square and building. For more information, call per person or $3 for seniors who order fessional seeking to upgrade their skills How should we be treating one another? Wednesday evenings by appointment Line Dancing Boys and Girls Club Summer (435) 224-3392 or www.tooelechristian- very few items or for kids age 11 and and knowledge of networking and secu- Of all the important things, which is only. Special classes offered regularly. “Friendship Set to Music” — Come fellowship.org. Parking and entrance in under. The breakfast includes one glass Club rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA most important? Join us in worship on Call the center for more information. join TC Squares for a fun night out with back of building. of juice or milk and coffee with refills. Registration is open now. Cost is $400 Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the Sundays at 11 a.m. and explore those square and line dancing. We line dance Bad beer is available and the food is for the entire summer or $375 if paid TATC at (435) 248-1800 for more infor- questions from the Bible. First Baptist Tooele Gem and Mineral between square dance tips and have Tooele First Assembly delicious. Public invited. in full by May 1, 2016. $200 is due at mation or to enroll. Church — 580 S. Main St., Tooele Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning Society a great time. The cost is $2 for ages time of registration. The monthly rate is — 882-2048 Childcare and Children’s worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: Steak nights Our club meets the third Tuesday of 8-14, $3 for ages 15-18 and $5 for $250. The summer club includes field Adult education the month from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Church. Escuela dominical a las 2 p.m., y el ser- The steak night for April 15 is canceled. ages 18 and over. Those age 12 and trips, arts and crafts, swimming, aca- Get your high school diploma this year. Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- vicio general a las 3 p.m. Services are On April 22, the dinner special is a half- under must be accompanied by an adult demic enrichment, a computer lab and All classes required for a high school United Methodist Church ence room located at 47 E. Vine Street, held at 127 N. 7th Street. and-half — a six-ounce sirloin and three at all times. We dance at the Clarke N. more. The club runs from June 8-Aug. diploma, adult basic education, GED Tooele United Methodist Church ser- Tooele. Come learn about rocks, shrimp for $10. On April 29, the special Johnsen Junior High School Cafetorium, 12, 2016, and is open to children age preparation and English as a second vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. minerals and ways to craft with them Tooele Springs Calvary Chapel is a ribeye steak for $16. 2152 N. 400 West in Tooele, on Fridays 6-11. Breakfast is served until 9 a.m., language are available. Register now Please check our website, tooelecumc. A verse-by-verse study of God’s word. and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. starting at 7 p.m. For more information, and morning and afternoon snacks are to graduate — just $50 per semester. org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Sunday service at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 Auxiliary meeting Membership $10/year. Email TooeleGe contact Woody or Roberta at (435) 850- provided daily. Bring your own healthy Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (435) 1349. We are located at 78 E. Utah a.m. Wednesday night Bible study and The second meeting of the Auxiliary will [email protected]. 2441 or (801) 349-5992, or visit our snack lunch. Space is limited, so sign 833-8750. Adult education classes are Ave. in Tooele. youth groups at 7 p.m. Men’s, women’s be held Monday, April 18, 2016, at 7:30 website at TCSquares.com. We hope to up today. You can sign up at the Dow for students 18 and over. Sons of Utah Pioneers and couple’s Bible studies. Hunting p.m. The change is due to the GMP’s see you there! James Building, 438 W. 400 North, Church of Christ The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers and equestrian fellowship ministries visit to Utah on April 25, 2016. Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m. For ESOL During Jesus’ sermon on the mount He available. Child care provided at all Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Caregiver Support Group ESOL conversational classes are more information, call (435) 843-5719. said: “Not everyone who says to Me, services. For more information, check Planning meeting our pioneer heritage alive. We do this Join us the third Monday of each month held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of out our Facebook page or visit www. The planning meeting will be on through histories, stories, artifacts, from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical students may also come anytime the heaven, but he who does the will of tooelesprings.org. To hear Bible teach- Tuesday, April 19, 2016, at 6 p.m. All monuments, museums, service and Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Grantsville center is open for individualized study. My Father who is in heaven will enter. ing, download our mobile app. 47 N. officers of the Aerie and Auxiliary are scholarships. Much of this labor of The Tooele County Health Department’s Registration is $50 per semester. Call 22 Many will say to Me on that day, Main Street, (435) 962-9427. encouraged to attend to plan the activi- love is found in the Tooele Pioneer Aging Services program is the sponsor (435) 833-8750 for more information. Family History Center ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in ties for May and June 2016. Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, as for these Alzheimer’s Association’s Greet your ancestors free at the Early Head Start Your name, and in Your name cast out Adult religion class well as various statues and monuments Caregiver Support Groups. The groups Grantsville Family History Center, 117 demons, and in Your name perform The Grantsville West Stake’s Adult Auxiliary PPs dinner around the county. The Tooele Pioneer Do you have a child under age 3? Are are designed to provide emotional, E. Cherry St. All are welcome, with many [n]miracles?’ 23 And then I will Religion Class, Jesus Christ and the The Past Presidents of the Eagles Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early educational and social support for care- consultants there to assist you. Open declare to them, ‘I never knew you; Everlasting Gospel, taught by Matt Auxiliary will meet at Jim’s Restaurant Canyon is another of our projects. We Head Start is a free program for eligible givers. They help participants develop Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday depart from Me, you who practice law- Lawrence, will be Wednesday, Jan. 6- on Wednesday, April 20, 2016, at 7 are always looking for artifacts and his- families that offers quality early educa- methods and skills to solve problems. through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 lessness.’” (Mt 7:21-23). Do you know April 13, 2016 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the p.m. PMP Sabrina Niles will host. All tories as a loan or gift to be displayed tion for infants and toddlers in the home; The meetings encourage caregivers to to 9 p.m. what God’s will is for your life? — Mark Grantsville Seminary, 115 E. Cherry St., PPs are invited to attend. for everyone’s benefit at the Tooele parent education; comprehensive health maintain their own personal, physical Fitzgerald. Bible study is Wednesday at Grantsville, Utah. Tuition is $22.50 per Pioneer Museum. If you are interested services to women before, during and and emotional health, as well as opti- Senior Center 7 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m. Worship course or $2.50 per lecture. Register at Auxiliary nominations for new in the values of honoring past and mally care for the person with dementia. The senior center is for the enjoyment after pregnancy; nutrition education and is Sunday at 11 a.m. The Tooele Church the door at the first class. officers future pioneers and in visiting their Questions call 435-277-2456. of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, family support services. Call (435) 841- of Christ is located at 430 W. Utah Ave. The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 will historical settings and learning more call (435) 884-3446. Activities include 1380 or (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to in Tooele. The office phone number is nominate the new officers for 2016-17 about those who settled and shaped Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, apply or for free additional information. (435) 882-4642. Charity at the regular meeting to be held on Utah, attend our business and educa- the Month ceramics, pinochle, movies and wood Monday, April 18, 2016. Any member tion meeting the first Thursday of each The Stansbury Art and Lit Chamber carving, etc. Meals on Wheels available Free developmental evaluation Cornerstone Baptist Tooele Children’s Justice in good standing who is interested in month. A potluck dinner followed by Wall Gallery artist for the month of April for homebound. Lunch served week- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Passion for God, compassion for people Center holding an office will have to be pres- various presentations starts promptly at is Melissa Clark. Fifteen years ago, days. For age 60 and above, suggested a variety of services to families with at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in ent at the meeting or send a letter 6:30 p.m. in the new TATC Center at 88 Melissa discovered scherenchitte, or donation is $3. For those under age 60, infants and toddlers from birth to age (435) 882-6263. Come as you are this need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water of acceptance for a particular office. S. Tooele Blvd. Call Robert Hansen at paper cutting. She felt drawn to the cost is $5. Transportation available to 3. Individualized services are available Sunday, where you can hear a message and snacks. We appreciate all dona- Nominations will cease at the meeting. (435) 249-0703 for more information. bold shapes and lines of the art, which the store or doctor visits for residents to enhance development in communica- from the Bible and meet new friends. tions. For inquiries or drop-off call (435) reminder her of ancient Greek pottery. in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For tion, motor development, cognition, Service times: Bible study (for all ages) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. Aerie nominations for new Mood disorder support group She has found it a stimulating challenge transportation information, call (435) social/emotional development, self-help 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; Do you or someone you love have a officers to reduce images to their simplest black 843-4102. skills and health concerns. Contact us evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation United Methodist dinner The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 will nomi- and white shapes while maintaining for a free developmental evaluation at dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided offers help, hope and healing. Please Tooele United Methodist Church offers nate the new officers for 2016-17 at the the integrity of the original shape. Her Daughters of Utah Pioneers (435) 833-0725. for all services, and children’s church join us for support group sessions every a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee regular meeting to be held on Thursday, artwork is unique and thought-provoking, The DUP is seeking any family histories, during morning worship. WiseGuys Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New GED Dates and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and April 28, 2016. Any member in good and will be available for the public to photographs, books, stories or vintage Program during evening worship. Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in The upcoming dates for the GED are dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. All are standing who is interested in holding view at the Tooele County Chamber of artifacts (before 1900) to display at Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at April 14, May 4 and 12 and June 1 and welcome. an office will have to be present at the Commerce, 153 S. Main, during their our DUP Grantsville Museum, located Mountain of Faith Lutheran 841-9903. at 378 W. Clark St. (in the basement 3. Those who are interested in taking We’re a healthy, growing congregation meeting or send a letter of acceptance regular business hours. the GED need to register online at GED. The Tooele Valley Resource for a particular office. Nominations will of the J. Reuben Clark Farmhouse who welcomes newcomers and reaches Center Tooele Family Al-Anon Parkinson’s Disease Support across from the Grantsville Cemetery). com. The test is $30 for each module out to those in need. Join us for worship cease at the meeting. The Tooele Valley Resource Center, Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele For more information, call Ellen Yates or $120 for all four areas. The GED Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. Group now sharing a building with the Tooele Pioneer Museum, in the basement at at (435) 884-0253 or Coralie Lougey is offered at the Community Learning Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease County Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Elks the back of the building. For questions at (435) 884-3832. Visit www.grants- Center, located at 211 S. Tooele Blvd., with respect without taking ourselves too can be overwhelming for the newly is currently in need of donations. Please or more information, please call Allene villedupmuseum.com or www.explore- Tooele, Utah. seriously. Check us out on Facebook by diagnosed. Tooele has a support group consider donating items such as deodor- Friday night dinners at (435) 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) tooele.com. searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran 884-0825 or (435) 241-9200. for persons with Parkinson’s Disease Fun Hands-On Healthy Cooking ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, Dinner will be served each Friday night Church. Please join us for meaningful and their caregivers. You can learn how toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, from 6-9 p.m. The menu includes halibut Grantsville Irrigation Class worship that is also casual and relaxed. Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U others are coping with PD and how to combs and brushes. Cash is also for $17; shrimp for $12.50; steak and The water should be on by April 15 Join us for this fun hands-on cook- For more information, call (435) 882- This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at live well. We meet the third Friday of welcomed. Those who receive services shrimp for $12.50; fish and chips for so please make sure your valves are ing class on Tuesday, April 26 and 7291. the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, each month from 1-2 p.m. at TATC, closed. We will begin reading the Thursday, April 28 from 6-9 p.m. Plan include individuals or families in crisis, $10.50, chicken breast for $10.50 or 560 S. Main Street. For more informa- Tooele Applied Technology College, 88 meters on May 30, so anything used to attend both sessions. Come hungry St. Barnabas’ Episcopal the homeless and families at risk of soup and salad for $7. All items above tion, contact Gesele at (435) 224-4015 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, before then will not count toward your and bring an apron if you’d like. Cost Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- becoming homeless. For more informa- include your choice of baked potato, or Jo-Ann at (435) 849-4180. call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at allotment. Agricultural users have been is $5 for both classes. Pre-register and rament followed by fellowship. Sunday tion, call (435) 566-5938 or fax (435) French fries or rice pilaf and soup or (435) 840-3683. issued two use or lose turns to be used pay before Monday, April 26 at http:// mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ 843-0244. salad bar. Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the Envision Scout Camp by May 30. Please contact the office at tooelehealthycooking.eventbrite.com Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, First Baptist Food Pantry Fresh halibut (435) 884-3451 with questions. Like us or at the USU Extension office at 151 Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. The 2016 Envision Scout Camp is look- The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Fresh halibut will be served Friday, April on Facebook for updates on the system. N. Main in Tooele from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. [email protected]. Web at For more information, contact Lance ing for interested Scouters from July offering an emergency food pantry to 15. The meal is $17 and includes your Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m.- www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are at (435) 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) 4-9 at Hinckley Scout Ranch. There meet the needs of our community. The choice of a baked potato, French fries noon on Fridays. Classes will be held God’s beloved child, beautifully created 694-2624. will be Woodbadge — advanced adult food pantry is available for emergency or rice. Stansbury Park at 151 N. Main in the Tooele County in God’s own image. Whatever your his- leader training for all scout programs, needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Health Building kitchen. Questions? tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, Food Addicts in Recovery family camp — spouses and children Restoration at Benson from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Meetings age 18 months and older enjoy an Call or text Darlene at 435-840-4404. the Episcopal Church welcomes you. Lodge meetings are held the second Anonymous 580 S. Main Street. For information call Are you having trouble controlling the exciting outdoor experience and youth Gristmill Sponsored by USU Extension and Live and fourth Tuesday of every month. Spanish services (435) 882-2048. way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery programs; NYLT Silver Moccasin, On The Historic Benson Gristmill Fit Tooele County. House committee meetings are held La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step Belay and Ranger Trek. For more Restoration Committee is seeking The Tooele County Food Bank every third Tuesday of the month. All Budget 101 le invita a sus servicios en español recovery program for anyone suffering information, contact Kirk McDougal at donations from individuals, groups, and members are welcome and encouraged Get control of your money with this free los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los domingos & Grantsville Emergency Food from food addiction. Meetings are held [email protected] or call (801) businesses to help with restoration to attend. efforts and the operation of the historic class! This 1 1/2-hour class will help a las 2 p.m. We invite you to their Pantry every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer 966-4100. you with the tools you’ll need to set up Spanish services on Thursday at 6 p.m. The Tooele County Food Bank and Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to Cinco de Mayo party Museum, 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter Tooele Valley Country Players Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, 47 a budget — and tips to follow it. To get and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry at the north back entrance. For more Tooele Elks Lodge 1673 will host a We meet and play for each of the four S. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074. For the most of out the class bring your church that focuses in the word of God are in need of canned meats, soups, information, call Millicent at (435) 882- Cinco de Mayo party on Thursday, May assisted living nursing homes in Tooele more information contact Mark (435) income and debt information. You will rather than the emotions. God loves you pasta and any non-perishable foods. We 7094 or Denise at (435) 830-1835 or 5 at 6 p.m. Join us for great food, great County. From 3:30-4:30 p.m. each 241-0065. not need to share this info with anyone and he wants to reveal himself to you. are accepting donations for Pathways fun and great friends. visit www.foodaddicts.org. Everyone is — it is just for you to use. Classes Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Women’s and Children’s Shelter (victims welcome to attend. Tuesday and Thursday, we are at one of are offered each month — starting Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. of domestic abuse). They are in need Kentucky Derby party these homes. We are looking for fiddle Schools with April 19 from 10-11:30 a.m. The of socks, underwear, blankets for twin This party will take place May 7, 2016, Tooele County Aging and guitar players and singers to add next class is May 17 from 6:30-8 p.m. St. Marguerite beds, hygiene products (hairspray, hair at noon. Dress for the occasion. The Tooele County Aging is looking for to our group. If you are interested, call Story and Craft Hour Classes held at USU Extension at 151 St. Marguerite Catholic Community gel, body wash, nail polish and remov- party is sponsored by Matt and Diane volunteers to help us meet the needs Jay Flanders at (435) 882-4278 or Thiel Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the N Main. Register by the Monday before welcomes you to worship with us. Our er), toys. Anything will be appreciated. McArthur. of seniors in the community. Many “Tilly” Peck at (435) 224-4807. liturgy schedule is as follows: Saturday Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy by emailing darlene.christensen@usu. Underwear and socks must be new. seniors require assistance and need Pearl and Lace Mothers’ Day the adventures of books and make fun edu or call/text 435-840-4404. Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m. Other items can be gently used. Please rides to doctors or other health profes- (Spanish), 11 a.m. Daily Mass (M-Fri) help us help our community. Drop boxes Tooele County sionals. Rides help seniors live more Boutique crafts. For more information, call (435) Hunter Education 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are located at 9 a.m. Confessions 4-4:45 p.m. on are located in the Intermountain Staffing Historical Society independent lives. Call (435) 843-4114 This event will take place April 15 from West Elementary School, 451 W. 300 Utah Hunter Education courses will take Saturday or by appt. Office hours, M- Office, 7 South Main Street #203, for more information. The Grantsville 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at the New Life Youth place April 12, 14, 19, 20 and 21 from South, Tooele. Please enter through the Fri 10-2. Our office is closed on Tues. Tooele, UT 84074. Monthly meeting and Tooele Senior Centers also are in Center, located at Main and Vine streets south side doors. 6-9 p.m. at the Tooele County Health (435) 882-3860. St. Marguerite Pre- need of volunteers. For more informa- in Tooele. Building, located at 151 N. Main St. in K-8th Grade Elementary School (435) Baby blankets needed The Tooele County Historical Society will Tooele. The range day will be April 23. 882-0081. We are located on the corner Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- feature author Chad Robert Parker, who Free Preschool Hour will review his book, “Sterling Bridge.” Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele State law requires students to attend of 7th St. and Vine. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. As a newly hired football coach, Sterling Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity all sessions of class. All students must Blankets should be new and in good Harris needs to recruit players for his Bulletin Board Policy hour of learning, singing and creating. purchase a Hunter Education voucher Brit-Ammi Kahal condition. Homemade blankets are team. The town is divided. New Town If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the This class is for all children 0-5 years for $10 from a license agent/vendor Covenant People Assembly are teach- also accepted if new. Donations can was a settlement of miners and smelter Transcript-Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to old. Please come and enjoy the fun. For before attending a class. Bring the ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian be turned in to the volunteer desk at workers. They came from many different [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special more information, call (435) 833-1934 voucher to the first class and give to faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. countries, spoke different languages community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit ext. 1410. We are located at West the instructor. The voucher includes all 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call Main St. in Tooele. Call Diane at (435) and attended different churches. The organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertis- Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, costs for the class and includes a small (435) 843-5444 for more information. 843-3691 with any questions. Old Town settlers were mostly farmers ing department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele. Please enter through the south game license that is validated upon Bible Baptist Church and shop owners and were descendents Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement side doors. completion of the class. For more infor- mation, call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan We would like to invite you to a good Moose Lodge of Mormon pioneers. Despite the divi- will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the Kindergarten Readiness at 882-6795. old-fashioned revival with some blue- sions, Sterling Harris has a goal to advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered The Tooele Family Center-PIRC is offer- grass music and old-fashioned preach- Meals at the Lodge achieve. He wants his football team to no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. ing a free weekly workshop for both par- ing every night at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist Friday and Saturday night dinners will win a championship. Our meeting will A9

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UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 67/44 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 66/44 Knolls Clive Lake Point 60/40 67/48 68/48 68/49 Ogden Stansbury Park 66/46 Erda 69/49 Vernal Grantsville 69/49 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 70/43 69/50 57/41 Tooele 70/50 Bauer 67/49 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 67/48 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 67/49 70/44 72/50 Stockton Pollen Index Price 68/47 70/44 High Nephi Rush Valley 69/49 67/45 Ophir Moderate 62/44 Low Delta Manti Absent 68/49 67/44 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 76/48 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 69/47 69/43 Moab 62/43 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 78/51 Beaver 76/47 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 66/41 Ibapah 68/46 24-hour 65/43 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.92 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 65/41 69/44 at Grantsville 1.57 +0.02 76/53 Kanab 70/38 Eureka 64/46 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4190.88

called Slow the Flow. Numerous with impact rotor sprinklers. Water statistics and conservation tips Last Friday, the guide read: continued from page A1 are available on www.slowthe- “Rain expected this weekend. flow.org. No need to water yet, north or you live in a desert, you have to One of the main points the south.” be very careful with your water.” campaign focuses on is efficient In 2000, state officials made a Utah residents use 240 gal- lawn watering. On the Slow the goal to decrease total water use lons of water per person per Flow website, officials maintain by 25 percent. At the time, Utah day on average, according to a a weekly watering guide for the used 295 gallons on average per 2010 water use study published entire state. The guide is updated person per day, Klotz said. by the Utah Division of Water every Friday morning to inform Although — or perhaps Resources. residents how much — if at all because — Utah is the second Although that number includes — they should water their lawns driest state in the nation after water use by commercial, indus- during the week. Arizona, it also has one of the trial, institutional and residential “We have water stations all highest average water use per sources, residential use accounts around the state, and we can tell capita. And with the state’s for the largest drain on water by based on the weather conditions far, said Eric Klotz, water con- when people need to water,” population projected to dou- servation and education sec- Klotz said. “We never give more ble by 2060, its water resources tion manager for the Division of than three irrigations in a week, are strained, according to the Water Resources. even in the hottest part of July. Division of Water Resources. “Three-quarters of the pie is We think it’s working because per “Conservation is the cheapest residential, of which 60 gallons capita water use since 2000 has way to allow for future growth,” on average is for indoor use and dropped 18 percent.” Klotz said. “I still don’t think we 105 gallons is outdoor use per According to the Lawn can conserve our way out of person, per day,” he said. Watering Guide, one irrigation population growth, but that’s a To help teach people more is equal to a half inch of applied big part of how we’ll meet future efficient ways to use water, the water, or roughly 20 minutes with growth.” state has launched a campaign pop-up sprinklers or 40 minutes [email protected]

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STORY ???? ?????? | PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE POTATO SPEED Seventh-grader turned stormtrooper Gavin Norman plans to break potato cannon record

ost of the time, Gavin Norman is just a normal sev- M enth-grader with a love of math and science. But in recent weeks, the Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School student has taken on an alter ego — that of an Imperial stormtrooper from the “Star Wars” films. Norman found an inexpen- sive stormtrooper costume online, but was unsure of what to do with it at first. “It was scratched and cov- ered in this gunk,” he said. “We brought it home and we cleaned it up and we thought that we weren’t going to be able to use it. But it came off really nice and the scratches were white, so you couldn’t see them. It looked awesome and we got it for cheap, so I said, ‘you know what? Maybe we could do something with this.’” Norman began wearing the costume and delivering cop- ies of the newest movie in the “Star Wars” saga, “The Force Awakens,” to local residents, as well as appearing at birthday parties. When he started mak- ing public appearances, he was unsure of how he would be received. “I had no idea what was going to happen — if the suit PHOTO COURTESY OF LOUISA NORMAN was good enough for them not to notice that it was just a cos-

SEE SPEED PAGE A11 ➤ Gavin Norman (top) works on his homework at his family’s home in Stansbury Park. The 12-year-old likes math and science and is working on plans to break a potato cannon speed record. Norman (above) shows off one of his science projects. HOMETOWN A11

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THE PIANO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO WORKSHOP Gavin Norman delivers a copy of “Star Wars” dressed as a stormtrooper with his Serving Tooele County father Robert Norman. Call today to schedule your Gavin enjoys the same activities complimentary evaluation Speed as most boys his age — play- ing games, exploring things on continued from page A10 435-830-5345 the Internet and spending time with his friends. But he and • free piano evaluation and a free cost tume,” he said. “There’s always his friends are more ambitious estimate for any work requested that — you don’t want kids com- than most seventh-graders, set- • tuning and voicing ing up and saying, ‘it’s fake! It’s ting their sights on a potentially • replacement of broken or chipped keys fake!’” record-breaking project. Gavin’s mother, Louisa The group is working on • repair or replacement of missing or Norman, said the experience has building a potato cannon that broken strings helped her son break out of his is capable of breaking the speed • any other needed mechanical repairs shell a bit. record by some 200 mph. The or adjustments “Gavin’s a pretty shy kid, but I current record stands at approx- think being a stormtrooper has imately 300 mph, meaning We Can Make Your Sad FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Piano Happy Again been awesome because he’s kind Gavin’s goal is to launch a potato Gavin Norman talks about the design of his potato cannon he is working on with his friends. They are aiming break a potato of been hiding behind this cos- at speeds approaching those of a cannon speed record. THE PIANO WORKSHOP tume and people can’t see him,” commercial jetliner. she said. “I think it’s been really “We haven’t begun build- good for him socially.” ing yet, but doing the math, we Gavin recently appeared at a should top the world record by birthday party that made him a 200 mph, hopefully,” he said. “It ADOPT ME! bit nervous at first. should be very interesting.” “I thought it was going to be The potato cannon idea stems second-graders, but they were from a father-son activity that older than me or like my age,” Gavin participated in with his he said. “So I show up and I father, Robert. think, ‘oh, dear. I hope I can “His dad (Robert) has been impress them.’” like, ‘OK, you guys, develop a Nervousness is far from the proposal first. I want to see on only difficulty Gavin faces when paper what you need to do and donning the stormtrooper what you need to buy and how getup. There are also physical you’re going to do it,’” Louisa challenges that come with wear- said. ‘He’s gotten pretty much ing the costume. to that point, but they haven’t “The costume is hard to look bought the materials yet.” through,” he admitted. “When Gavin currently is keeping I’m up against someone, I can the plans for the potato cannon only see their shirt. I can’t look under wraps in an effort to avoid up or down at all. I can’t see any- having his idea — and the credit PHOTO COURTESY OF LOUISA NORMAN thing but their shirt and pants for it — taken from him. Gavin Norman gives a high five to Charlie Farris, 2, after delivering a copy of “Star so I don’t even know what they “I’d like to explain a lot more, Wars: The Force Awakens” as Charlie’s siblings, 10-year-old Michael and seven- look like most of the time. but I’ve had problems in the year-old, Amelia, look on. “I have to be careful going past where I’ve had this genius down steps because it’s hard to idea, and I’ve told everyone,” he tions has been the Discovery “One of the things I’d really bend your knees up, and then said. “And then someone’s like, Channel series “MythBusters,” like to do is be one of the next I can’t see the steps as well. We ‘hey, I’ll do it before this guy.’” which just concluded a 14-year ‘MythBusters,’” he said. “That SWEET EXPECTANT MOTHER have to wait for them to leave Gavin’s love for science and run during which hosts Jamie would be a dream job. It’s math, and then my dad helps me down math is something he hopes will Hyneman and Adam Savage it’s science — it’s their life. I the steps of the house.” lead to future career opportuni- tested various urban myths would love to do that.” For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure When he’s not a stormtrooper, ties. One of his main inspira- using the scientific method. [email protected] Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing Tooele City and possible shelter fee. If it happens here, Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to read about it here. Grantsville hold animals for 5 business Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Subscribe 435-882-0050 1182Tooele N. 80 E., Tooele Veterinary • 882-1051 Clinic

PHOTO COURTESY OF LOUISA NORMAN Gavin Norman, right, dressed as stormtrooper TX-414, poses for a picture with Michael Farris, 10, after delivering a copy of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” Norman bought the stormtrooper costume online and has made several public appearances.

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TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN PHOTO BY STEVE GRAY, UTAH DIVISION OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources released 11 sage-grouse near Vernon’s Sheeprock Mountains on March 10. Officials released more of the birds last week to further PHOTO OF THE MONTH boost sage-grouse populations in Tooele County’s outback that have been in decline. Grouse Chelak will be especially busy that area.” sage-grouse are in decline, that’s during the sage-grouse mating Right now, the DWR plans to a sign other species that depend March 2016 Winner: continued from page A1 season, he added. introduce 40 new sage-grouse to on sagebrush habitat could be in The mating season peaks the Sheeprock population every trouble, Messmer said. around the Sheeprock Mountains about mid-April, Robinson said. year for two or three years. The “Some good news is, the birds Malisa Gren near Vernon in hopes they would So far this year, Chelak has plan is flexible and will depend we released earlier are actually help stabilize the county’s dwin- helped state officials trap and on the data Chelak collects, doing really well,” he said. “We dling sage-grouse population. move birds to Tooele County. according to Robinson. Each translocated bird has a Currently, she’s monitoring the “Her work kind of starts now,” haven’t had any mortalities yet. GPS or radio collar, which will new birds and working to trap he said. ... I’m very optimistic we’ll be allow the DWR to track its move- and collar resident birds to give Biologists first became con- very successful.” ment. Melissa Chelak, a PhD stu- an idea of how the birds are min- cerned about the Sheeprock pop- However, cooperation with dent from Utah State University, gling, according to Messmer. ulation when their population local land owners will be a key will use the data in a four-year “Part of the study is we want continued to decline at the same to boost the Sheeprock’s popula- study that monitors the new to look at how the translocated time most other populations of tion, Messmer added. birds and how they interact with birds and also how the resident sage-grouse in Utah increased, “This is really a community the resident population. birds respond,” Messmer said. said Lorien Belton, who facili- effort, not just the state or the “We’re looking at the evalua- “We want to learn from them tates a sage-grouse conservation Forest Service,” he said. “It’s an tion of the birds and how they and what kind of habitat they’re group for Utah State University’s effort of a lot of different people, respond,” said Terry Messmer, using. There are a lot of habitat Community-Based Conservation land owners and others who live director of Utah’s Community- projects going on, so we want to Program. Based Conservation Program see how the birds respond to that It’s important to take steps now and work in the area. ... It takes and a professor at USU. “She and to recreation. It will help us to help increase the Sheeprock a village to raise a child, and it Puddle refl ection off of Drouby Road. (Chelak) will provide information tell the story of what’s going on population, because once a sage- takes a community to conserve that Utah will find very useful in in that habitat over there and grouse population disappears, sage-grouse.” Your photo could be next! managing the sage-grouse.” what we can do to better manage it’s usually gone for good. And if [email protected] Submit your photo to: [email protected] first responders were still arriv- Seizure ing. continued from page A1 Hickman said the man gave Jordan five back blows, then the store for help, Hickman said started giving him CPR and con- she laid Jordan down in a pil- firmed that he had a pulse. FREE RANGE EGGS low display. Hickman’s concern When EMTs arrived on scene, deepened when Jordan’s condi- they put the boy on oxygen tion got worse. She and a Wal- and an IV to stabilize him. The $ Mart employee laid him down unidentified paramedic disap- 2.50 - on the floor with a pillow under peared while Jordan was taken his head. by ambulance to Mountain West With her grandson’s condi- Medical Center for treatment, DOZEN tion deteriorating, Hickman said Hickman said. she became frantic. Eventually Jordan was then transported it appeared that Jordan wasn’t by medical helicopter to Primary $ breathing so she began trying to Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake. 10 - start CPR. Hickman said doctors told her While she attempted rescue Jordan will be fine and the sei- breaths and several chest com- zure was caused by a fever that 5 DOZEN pressions, the Wal-Mart employ- had gone undetected prior to the ee called for someone who knew episode. COURTESY OF CONNIE HICKMAN how to perform CPR. After call- Now Hickman is looking for Jordan Jackson was helped by good samaritans on Wednesday after the toddler ing out for help, an unidentified the paramedic who she thinks suffered a seizure while at a local store. man, who Hickman said was a saved her grandson’s life. 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SPORTS WRAP Tooele volleyball meeting Buffs beat Grantsville, improve to 2-0 The Tooele High School volleyball team will have a parent and player By Darren Vaughan meeting on April 19 at 6 p.m. in the Tooele High School cafeteria. COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR Information will be given about It’s early in the Region 10 summer camps, open gyms and softball season, but two Tooele tryouts for the 2016 season. All County rivals met Friday in girls entering the 9th-12th grade Grantsville with each looking to who want to play volleyball this fall need to bring a parent to this gain the upper hand in the battle meeting. for a region title. When the dust settled, the Grantsville tennis vs. Park City Tooele Buffaloes had defeated The Cowboys lost to region foe Park the Grantsville Cowboys 7-2 City 4-2 on Monday. Grantsville to improve to 2-0 in the region head coach Stephen Thurgood said standings after a solid complete- Cowboy No. 1 singles player Tytan game performance from pitcher Thurgood “got off to a slow start Kamryn Grover. and fell behind 3-5 and was down “It was a great team overall love 40 but rallied to force a tie effort, even down to my ineligible breaker which he then lost 6-8. He player ... knowing who the hitter came back to win the next set 6 -1 was that we didn’t know anything and fell behind in the third set 2-3 about and saying ‘don’t throw when he rallied once again to take her inside,’” Nelson said of the the third set 6-3 and the match.” advice from the bench. “(Grover Tytan Thurgood won 6-7 (6-8), 6-1, pitched) her outside and game 6-3. Matt Waldron was defeated over. It takes everybody to win 1-6, 5-7 in second singles. Parker and everybody to lose.” Wyatt was defeated 0-6, 1-6 in third The Buffs (8-3, 2-0) wasted singles. Isaac Hamm and Nate precious little time in taking con- Beckett were defeated 6-7 (4-7), 1-6 in first doubles. Seth Beckett trol of Friday’s contest, forcing and Andrew Dalon were defeated the Cowboys (8-6, 1-1) to make 2-6, 1-6 in second doubles. Logan a pitching change just five bat- Hill and Peter Kurtz won 7-6 (9-7), ters into the game with an early 6-3 in third doubles. onslaught. Payton Hammond got Tooele started with a one- Grantsville baseball vs. Union out single to right, and Loryn The Cowboys lost 9-8 on Friday. Fonger followed with a home run Grantsville led 3-0 after the top to straightaway center field on a half of the third inning, but Union 3-2 pitch from Grantsville starter scored seven runs in the sixth to FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Alese Casper. clinch the Region 10 victory. Grantsville catcher Brayle Crosman (22, right) swipes at Tooele’s Payton Hammond (6, left) with a tag during Friday’s 7-2 Tooele victory at Grantsville on Friday. Grover and Hanna Strege then Tooele soccer vs. Union drew back-to-back walks, lead- Gage Gray earned a first-half goal ing Cowboys coach Heidi Taylor Amber Lujan’s base hit was fol- Casper led off with a single. Sarah all stranded on base as Grover “We can’t do that,” Taylor for Tooele, but three Cougars to replace Casper in the pitch- lowed by an RBI single from Sandberg was hit by a pitch and got Smith and Megan Cafarelli to said. “We had good hitters up scored to earn the Region 10 win. er’s circle with freshman Addie Blake Hervat. Reannon Justice singled with one line out to end the inning. to bat when we made the outs. Smith. The Buffs added two more Grantsville looked poised to out. But, in what would become a Grantsville stranded 11 run- We’ve got to help each other out Stansbury softball vs. Park City unearned run in the first inning, bounce back in the bottom of recurring theme throughout the ners on base in the game, nine of The Staillions beat Park City 18-0 as a misplay in the outfield on the inning, loading the bases as game for the Cowboys, they were whom were in scoring position. SEE SOFTBALL PAGE B8 ➤ at home on Friday. Junior Alyssa Oxborrow went 3-for-3 with three RBIs and three runs. Sophomore Lindsey Allie went 2-for-3 with a triple, home run, four RBIs, three Stallions stomp Tooele in six-inning rivalry win runs and a walk. Senior Alyssa Guymon went 2-for-2 with a home run, two RBIs, two runs and a walk. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO by Tavin Stucki of Myers. “He took that first-pitch Junior Kambree Christiansen went Stansbury’s Mitch McIntrye connects strike and I said ‘hey, if you get 1-for-3 with a triple, RBI, and three SPORTS EDITOR for an RBI during the fourth inning in another one you better be hitting runs. Junior Rylee Ricks and senior Friday’s game against rival Tooele. The Hunter Ware each hit doubles in At one point of Friday’s rivalry it because they don’t get much Stallions eventually won 13-3. game, Tooele led 3-2 on hostile better than that.’” the blowout. Makayla Witkowski pitched the three-inning game, ground against Stansbury. The Stallions scored first, put- hole, hit a single through the right allowing no runs, hits or walks At several other points of the ting a run on the board in the side. In the next at bat, short stop while striking out seven batters. 13-3 mercy-rule win, the Stallions bottom of the first inning. Second Dallen Kimball laid down a bunt sent at least six batters to the baseman Parker Buys hit a double to the pitcher, but Donadio made Stansbury soccer vs. Park City plate. to right field and advanced to third a throwing error to first base. The Stallions dismantled Park “You look at the scoreboard, 13- on a passed ball, eventually com- Center fielder Blake Paystrup hit City 5-0 on Friday. Junior Caleb 3 win, people are going to say ‘wow, ing in to score on third baseman into a fielders’ choice, but he and Andersen had three goals in the they whooped them,’” Stansbury Logan Gates’ RBI single to left to Kimball safely executed a double match while Kade Littlefield had coach Ray Clinton said. “But it make it 1-0. steal to put runners on second another two. Dominic Sylvestri, wasn’t really like that. We had five Stansbury double the score in and third with one out. That set Littlefield and Nate Johansen each errors on defense and we didn’t hit the next inning. Pitcher Jordan up McKay Pollman’s RBI single up had assists. The Stallions are now the ball early in the game.” Donadio hit a double up the mid- the middle. 3-0-1 in Region 10 with an overall With bases loaded in the bot- dle and was replaced by speedup After all was said and done in record of 7-2-2. tom of the sixth inning, junior runner Konner Mason, who was the inning, Tooele led 3-2 on three Softball scores right fielder Hunter Myers hit a moved to third with Myers sacri- unearned runs. Cedar 10, Canyon View 1 bases-clearing triple that elud- fice bunt and driven in by Mitch “Tooele’s had us early in the Hurricane 7, Richfield 6 ed Tooele’s Lane Steed and put McIntyre’s sacrifice fly to center game all year long,” Clinton said. Stansbury up by 10 — effectively field. “We don’t start scoring until the Stansbury 18, Park City 0 ending the game before a regu- “Well, it wasn’t our best game fifth or sixth inning for some rea- Tooele 7, Grantsville 2 lar seven innings needed to be against Tooele, but I’ll definitely son, so we have to adjust to their Juan Diego 4, Logan 2 played. say our dugout got into it,” Myers pitching and start hitting the ball North Sanpete 5, Richfield 3 It was part of a four-run sixth said. “It’s just a great feeling to go early in the game.” Carbon 6, Cottonwood 4 inning in which all six Stallion bat- out and beat a county rival.” It took the Stallions another half Desert Hills 3, Salem Hills 0 ters reached base, and all but two Then the Buffaloes rattled inning to settle down. North Sanpete 19, Brighton 3 scored. Donadio in the top half of the In the bottom of the fourth, Stansbury 7, Enterprise 1 “With the bases loaded, that’s third inning. Tooele right fielder Stansbury 11, Pine View 0 what you want to do,” Clinton said Justin Butler, batting in the No. 9 SEE BASEBALL PAGE B8 ➤ Stansbury 11, Cedar 2 Cedar 15, Gunnison 3 Desert Hills 1, South Sevier 0 Desert Hills 18, Beaver 11 Bees sweep Sacramento River Cats in season-opening series Lehi 8, Pine View 3 Pine View 14, Emery 0 By Darren Vaughan to center. South Sevier 8, North Sanpete 0 COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR “These guys have been Spanish Fork 16, Union 0 chomping at the bit to get out Spanish Fork 16, Pine View 1 In baseball as in life, there is of that Arizona heat for all this Springville 3, Cedar 0 only one chance at making a time,” Bees manager Keith good first impression. Johnson said. “A lot of guys Stansbury 5, Beaver 1 On Thursday night at Smith’s swung the bats well. Some guys Union 14, San Juan 2 Ballpark, the 2016 edition of didn’t have a lot to show for it, Union 14, Emery 2 the Salt Lake Bees couldn’t have but it was good for the guys to Union 7, Salem Hills 2 made a much better opening go out and win the game, too.” Desert Hills 15, Gunnison 0 statement. The River Cats broke up Baseball scores Starting pitcher Nate Smith Smith’s shutout bid on an RBI allowed just one earned run single by Conor Gillaspie that Dixie 5, Cedar 4 in 5 2/3 innings as the Bees also ended the Bees’ starter’s Granger 6, Park City 5 defeated the Sacramento River day. He was charged with an Delta 13, Millard 2 Cats in front of 7,122 fans on additional unearned run when Pine View 5, Snow Canyon 2 Opening Day, getting the 2016 a fielding error by Robinson in Stansbury 14, Tooele 3 Pacific Coast League season off center field allowed Gillaspie Union 9, Grantsville 8 on the right foot. to score. Bear River 13, Morgan 3 “It’s nice to get out of spring “I felt good,” Smith said. Logan 16, Ben Lomond 0 training, finally get a jersey on “The defense made some awe- Canyon View 7, Carbon 2 and play a meaningful game,” some plays behind me, and I said Smith, who didn’t allow his got some great hits and timely Richfield 5, North Sanpete 0 first run until the sixth inning. runs (from the offense).” Soccer scores “Everybody’s got a little adren- The Bees’ bullpen ensured Logan 5, Ben Lomond 0 aline going, so it’s nice to get in that there would be no come- Wendover 2, Providence Hall 1 a game and finally get the ball back for Sacramento. Cody Desert Hills 3, Cedar 2 rolling.” COURTESY OF FITZGERALD PETERSEN Satterwhite recorded the final Dixie 4, Pine View 3 Salt Lake, which swept the Sacremento shortstop Hak-Ju Lee looks to tag Bees’ Todd Cunningham as he steals second base during Sunday’s 7-4 win at out of the sixth inning for Salt opening four-game series with Smith’s Ballpark. Lake, and Greg Mahle allowed Snow Canyon 4, Hurricane 0 Sacramento before suffering its just one hit in 1 2/3 innings Stansbury 5, Park City 0 first loss of the season Monday season’s Triple-A All-Star Game, walked and Bandy, Gregorio No. 9 hitter Alex Yarbrough, of scoreless relief. Javy Guerra Union 3, Tooele 1 against Fresno, snagged the recorded Salt Lake’s first RBI of Petit and Kyle Kubitza singled while an infield single by Shane came in to get the final four Ben Lomond 3, Bear River 2 (OT) lead in the second inning of the 2016 with a sacrifice fly to cen- off Sacramento starter Ty Blach Robinson. outs of the game for his first Juan Diego 4, Morgan 0 opener and never looked back. ter that drove Buss in. with one out in the inning. It was 5-0 after Todd save of the season. Canyon View 7, Richfield 0 Nick Buss led off the inning The Bees blew the game Cowart scored on Petit’s base Cunningham led off the fifth “It all started with Nate,” Carbon 1, North Sanpete 0 with a double. Jett Bandy, the open with three runs in the hit to make it 2-0. Bandy scored inning with a walk and scored Bees’ lone representative in last fourth inning. Kaleb Cowart on a sacrifice fly to right by on Cowart’s two-out RBI single SEE BEES PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 12, 2016

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PHOTO COURTESY OF KELLY MORGAN PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER Students from Grantsville High School attended a job shadow at the University of Utah Orthopedic Center. They Grantsville Junior High School has named its Students of the Month. Pictured, from left to right, are: (Back Row) Mrs. learned all about different types of careers available in the field of physical therapy. They got to try some of the Sagers, Rylee Haws, Aiden Dodge, Ellie Wilson, Sydnee Holmes, Darin Sandberg and Mr. Mohler; (Front Row) Lowell exercise equipment and dip their hands in paraffin wax for hand therapy. Pictured, from left to right, are Hallie Gunn, Maame Johnson, Dawson Caires and Canyon Palmer. Pellew, Kelly Morgan, Coy Johnson, Brock May and Toby Day.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER Grantsville Junior High School presented “Annie” to the community April 7-8, with Madisyn Francom as Annie, Nathan Christensen as Oliver Warbucks, Emma Walker as Grace Farrell and Hillary Dahle as Miss Hannigan.

MUSIC MAKES MUSIC ‘Spring’ by Delia Mary Gill 1874

Again we wonder at thy beauty, Spring; Thy early-bloom fragrance fills the air; The primrose, violet, and snowdrop fair We gladly hail: the wild birds sing Thy paean of praise; and silv’ry sunbeams fling Their light upon thy hills; the branches wear Their crown of leaves; and fields, so lately bare. Are clad in emerald sheen; the children bring Their joy and laughter to thy smiling time; The rivulet’s ripple sparkles through the vale, And bids thee welcome with its tuneless rhyme. O genial Spring; thy fragrant flowers pale Write welcome words upon the page, late white With Winter’s snow, and swept by wintry gale.

‘Forget Not Thy Mother’ by Delia Mary Gill 1874

Forget not thy mother in saying farewell; The wealth of her love to thee no one can tell— The long anxious hours she spent thinking of thee, Till her fervor of prayer brought a calm to life’s sea.

I felt when I met you together to-day, Her face wore the grief that her words did not say; There was pain in the smile that a mother could see;— She was hiding her sorrow at parting with thee.

PHOTO COURTESY OF CHERYL DEARING Forget not thy mother; though others be by, A rock group named GoingSecond played for Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High. Music Makes Music is a nonprofit organization designed to educate, motivate O ever remember the glance of her eye; and inspire teenagers to live a drug-free life, get involved with music and continue their education. Music Makes Music provides hope and direction to Forget not her teaching, her watching, her love, teens struggling with many youth-related issues, including depression, bullying, self-harm, eating disorders and addiction. GoingSecond played their If thou wouldst have a home in the “mansion above.” song, “Too Bright,” with accompaniment by the CNJJHS band, choir and orchestra.

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Reynard thought about how he might steal that There is another christening today. I’ll be honeycomb, but Bruin kept careful watch over it. gone most of the day. Farewell, friend!” He slept with the beehive beneath his big, furry Off Reynard ran — to hide beside the body, and when he was awake, he guarded it house. fiercely. When he had to leave the beehive for any Bruin decided it might be a nice day to reason, his bear friends watched it for him. visit his bear friends, so that is what he Reynard kept looking for an opportunity to steal did. He came home in the late afternoon, the beehive, and as he did, his mouth watered. At not knowing that Reynard had sneaked long last he had an idea. One day while Bruin was back inside and eaten more honey. guarding his honeycomb, Reynard pretended to That night when Reynard returned be casually strolling past. He stopped and said, home, Bruin said, “What was this child’s “Bruin, old friend, how would you like to go into name?” partnership with me?” “Half-eaten,” Reynard said, once again “Partnership?” Bruin asked. “What kind of part- laughing under his breath. nership?” The whole idea puzzled him because “Strange,” said Bruin. “That is a diffi- Reynard the Fox had never been his friend. cult name for a child.” “Well, you know,” Reynard explained, “I have “I agree,” Reynard said. “It is that.” a great many connections, and I would like to A few days later, the same thing hap- share my bounty with you. If we were partners and pened. This time when Bruin asked the shared a house, half of everything I own would be child’s name, Reynard answered, “All yours. And half of your belongings would be mine, gone.” That is because when Bruin went of course.” out to roam the woods that day, Reynard Bruin was surprised to learn that Reynard the sneaked back in and ate all the remaining Fox had many connections, but he liked the idea honey. of having a powerful, important fox as his partner. “Your friends choose some odd names Reynard certainly was that, and so Bruin agreed. for their children,” Bruin said to Reynard, So the two went into partnership, and set up but the fox only smiled slyly. house together. That’s where Bruin kept his hon- A few weeks had passed when one day eycomb. Bruin began to think how nice it would One beautiful spring day Reynard said to Bruin, be to eat a little honey again. He woke “I have to go to a christening today. My friend has Reynard with a shake and said, “Let’s asked me to be godfather to his child. I’m afraid I’ll have a honey feast today!” be away a long time.” “Sounds good,” Reynard said, and still “Have a good day,” Bruin said and he waved half-asleep, he followed Bruin to the spot goodbye. where the honeycomb was hidden. Once again Bruin’s mind whirled. “That’s impos- honey on Bruin’s big snout. Soon after Reynard had left, Bruin thought how When Bruin looked and discovered the honey- sible,” he said. “I haven’t eaten any.” “Bruin!” Reynard cried. “Look! There’s honey nice a long walk on this pretty day might be. So comb was gone, his eyes opened wide. His mind Reynard pretended to think and after some oozing out of your nose! You must have eaten our he set off, leaving his honeycomb safely behind in began to spin. moments he said, “I have an idea. Let us go honey while you were sleeping!” their house. At least, he thought it was safe. “Just begun,” he said. “Half-eaten. All gone.” outside and lie in the sun. If either of us ate the Poor old Bruin woke up and felt his head spin- But Reynard simply sneaked outside and hid It took Bruin a while, but he understood at last honey, the sun will sweat it out of us.” ning again. What a tragedy, he thought. How beside the house, waiting for Bruin to leave. When and cried, “Reynard, you ate my honey!” Bruin agreed. would he ever pay Reynard back? he saw his partner leave, Reynard went back Reynard shook his head. “Your honey?” he Outside, under the warm spring sun, they lay “You owe me half a honeycomb,” Reynard said. inside, uncovered the honeycomb and began to asked. “First of all, that honey is ours. But sec- down side by side. “But never mind that. I’m a generous fellow. I’ll let feast. Oh, was he happy. When Reynard was full, ond, that is impossible. We have never been apart Before long, Bruin was asleep. He slept so you off this time, but that’s the end of our deal. I he covered the honeycomb up again and walked except for the days I was at the christenings. soundly that his snores seemed to shake the whole just can’t trust you!” outside and waited for Bruin to return. Bruin, it seems you must have eaten up this honey world. Reynard sneaked away and took the last That was the end of Reynard and Bruin’s part- Late that evening, long after Bruin was home, yourself!” dab of honey from the hive. Then he smeared that nership.

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Substitutes 899$45536123:;55 lection via displays, reading suggestions, etc. may be given ample no- 435.843.0717 FULL ­ TIME DELIVERY DRIVER­HELPER: • Move and shelve books and material; tice of a need for coverage and, such as for vacations or pre- Primary duties include, but are not limited to: Receive, count, and • Handle cash and electronic transactions. scheduled absences or they may be asked to substitute stock merchandise in staging areas or upon shelving, store items in an with little notice such as for sickness or unexpected Applicants must have experience in operation of personal emergencies. orderly and accessible manner, and examine and inspect stock items computer, data input, use of Internet, and use of related Grantsville City for wear and defects, and report such damage. Loading merchan- computer hardware and software. High school diploma or Shifts vary and follow the elementary school schedule. dise in customers’ vehicles at will call. General warehouse clean up equivalent is required. This may include morning, mid-day kindergarten, or PART TIME HELP WANTED after school shifts. Flexibility and availability with short !"#"$%&##'!()$*++,%$-(.$/-!(0-!(!()$-$12#-($',+3#%%!+(-2$&+,4!()$ This is a fast paced, active position. The job requires notice is highly desired. Ability to substitute at any regular lifting of books and materials, carrying, reaching The Grantsville City Building Department is environment. The ideal applicant will have general labor experi- school within the Tooele City limits is highly desired. now accepting applications for a part-time ence, preferably in a warehouse environment, must be able to identify above head, pushing rolling carts, bending, climbing step stools, walking, sitting, and standing up to four hour Building Inspector. Applicants must possess problems and offer solutions, must meet the physical requirement This is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested increments based on daily task assignment. The job in becoming a regular crossing guard as most of our a valid drivers license, one ICC (International in constantly lifting approximately 100 lbs. and work up to heights requires performance of repetitive duties. regular positions are fi lled from our substitute list. of 30 ft., must have a solid attendance and work history. Schedule Code Council) certification or obtain license The work schedule is generally afternoon and evenings within six (6) months, and have their State of is arranged Monday through Saturday with a weekday off. Seasonal during the week and Saturday mornings. The library TO APPLY overtime may be required, depending on workload. Starting wage is retains the right to modify the work schedule as needed. Utah Limited Inspector Certification within six $10.00 per hour with quick advancement opportunities. Additional Return a completed Tooele City Application to the (6) months. The starting wage will range from bonus structure, employee purchase discounts and health insurance TO APPLY Tooele City Human Resource O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, $17.00 to $20.00 per hour, with no benefits. 84074. Applications may be reviewed as received. Apply by August 5#(#60%$',+7!.#." 18, 2015 for best consideration. Applications may be kept on le Return a completed Tooele City Application and, if desired, a resume through the school year and may be referenced should sta ng Applications are available at Email Resume at: and cover letter explaining your quali cations and interest in this needs change. Because this is an open recruitment, individual Grantsville City Hall position by 04/21/2016. Tooele City HR O ce, 90 N Main, noti cations will not be made. Applications may call to inquire 429 E. Main St or www.grantsvilleut.gov [email protected] Tooele, UT, 84074 or fax to 435-843-2106. on the status of their application throughout the school year. Applications may be obtained from our website or at City Hall. The closing date is Wednesday, April 13 at 5:00 p.m. or Apply in Person at store location www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer Contact Susan Gustin at 435-884-3411 with any questions. REQUEST FOR PRO- POSAL TO INSTALL NEW DUST COLLEC- TION SYSTEM AND REMOVE EXISTING SYSTEM FOR Tooele County School District Due April 22nd, at 4 p.m. I. BACKGROUND IN- FORMATION Tooele County School District is seeking pro- posals for the Installation of a new dust collection system for the Cabinet- making Shop at Tooele High School. Specifications: The specifications include, but are not limited to: providing Tooele High School woodshop with an efficient and self-con- tained Dust Collection System. The collection system is for saw dust specifically and is not an air purification system. The turn-key job will in- clude to furnish, deliver and install the dust col- lection system. The facil- ity currently has duct work for the system. Contractor will provide all materials needed to tie the new collector into existing duct work. Some of the approved manu- facturers for the new dust collection system include but are not lim- ited to Nederman, Wurth and CSL. The new dust collection system needs to be a bag house and motor shaker system that is on an elevated stand. Sys- tem will need a minimum capacity of 12,000 CFM with a 50 HP motor that must run on 208V power. The system must have a fire dampener system. A mandatory contractors meeting is required for all contrac- tors interested in submit- ting for the job. The meeting will be a site walk thru at Tooele High School on April 15th at 3:00 pm. The contractor meeting will be con- ducted by Dave Beacham, Maintenance Supervisor (435) 830-2787. OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE The selected provider will be expected to per- form the following: DRAFT FINDING OF 1. Remove the existing NO SIGNIFICANT IM- dust collection system in PACT BOEING COM- the Cabinetmaking Shop MERCIAL SPACE at Tooele High School TRANSPORT U.S. (411 West Vine Street, ARMY DUGWAY Tooele, UT). PROVING GROUND, 2. Furnish and Install DUGWAY, UTAH New Dust Collection Pursuant to the National System - Tie into exist- Environmental Policy Act ing Dust Collection sys- (NEPA) of 1969 and the tem Council on Environmen- II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- tal Quality regulations CATION REQUIRE- (40 CFR Sec. MENTS 1500-1508) implement- Interested contractors ing the procedural provi- should include the fol- sions of NEPA, the U.S. lowing information in Army gives notice that their proposal: an Environmental As- 1. Profile and Qualifica- sessment (EA) has been tion (past experience prepared for test opera- with similar projects) tions for the Boeing 2. Cost for removal of Commercial Space existing dust collection Transport (CST) at U.S. 3. Cost for preparation of Army Dugway Proving facility for new dust col- Ground (DPG), Utah. lection system The EA is incorporated 4. Cost for new dust col- by reference. Based on lection system the EA it has been deter- 5. Cost for installation of mined that an environ- new dust collection sys- mental impact statement tem and tie into existing is not required. duct work. PROPOSED ACTION 6. Recommended Sys- AND ALTERNATIVES tem Specifications. (Note The Proposed Action is the system will need to to smooth landing area meet the minimum de- terrain, support drop sign criteria for Tooele tests, and support land- County School District ing tests of the Boeing as outlined above.) CST. Test trials are ex- 7. Timeline for comple- pected to be conducted tion of project. starting in May 2016 and III. CONTRACTUAL AR- running through Decem- RANGEMENTS ber 2017. All test activi- A. Full cost for independ- ties would be conducted ent contracting of Dust on DPG. The No Action Collection installation re- Alternative was evalu- quirements. ated in the EA. Three al- B. Tooele County School ternative test sites were District staff will be avail- considered and subse- able by appointment to quently eliminated from provide facility access further analysis. and information as FINDINGS needed. The following para- IV. EVALUATION OF graphs summarize the PROPOSALS anticipated environ- After review of each mental impacts from im- RFP, qualifying firms/in- plementing the Proposed dividuals will be inter- Action. viewed by the Facilities Air Resources. There Committee, Business would be short-term tem- Administrator, CTE Di- porary increases in rector, and Facilities Di- dust-up pollutants from rector. The following cri- drop and landing activi- teria will be considered ties and a negligible in- when making an evalua- crease in vehicle emis- tion of the proposals/in- sions. No long-term or terview process: significant impacts would A. Profile and Qualifica- occur. tions 20% Geological Resources. B. Cost & Quality of New The proposed action in- Dust Collection System volves limited use of (40%) off-road vehicles on ex- C. Cost of Removal of isting terrain. It is not an- existing system (30%) ticipated that the action D. Timeline for comple- would significantly im- tion (10%) pact the geology of the E. Right to Reject test area. Tooele County School Water Resources. Water District reserves the right resources are scarce in to reject any and all pro- DRAFT FINDING OF this high desert environ- posals submitted and to NO SIGNIFICANT IM- ment and no significant request additional infor- PACT BOEING COM- impacts to water quality mation from all propos- MERCIAL SPACE or quantity would result ers. Any contract TRANSPORT U.S. from the Boeing CST awarded will be made to ARMY DUGWAY test. the contractor who, PROVING GROUND, Biological Resources. based on evaluation of DUGWAY, UTAH Because of the vastness all responses, applying Pursuant to the National of similar habitat, any im- all criteria and oral inter- Environmental Policy Act pact from human distur- REQUEST FOR PRO- views, if necessary, is (NEPA) of 1969 and the bance will not be signifi- POSAL TO INSTALL determined to be the Council on Environmen- cant. No federally-listed NEW DUST COLLEC- best to perform the audit. tal Quality regulations threatened or endan- TION SYSTEM AND V. SUBMISSION OF (40 CFR Sec. gered species are known REMOVE EXISTING PROPOSALS 1500-1508) implement- to inhabit the playa habi- SYSTEM FOR Tooele Proposals are due: April ing the procedural provi- tat and none were identi- County School District 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at sions of NEPA, the U.S. fied during field surveys. Due April 22nd, at 4 Tooele County School Army gives notice that Appropriate mitigation p.m. District 92 South Lode- an Environmental As- efforts and off-set sur- I. BACKGROUND IN- stone Way Tooele, Utah sessment (EA) has been veys will be conducted to FORMATION 84074. Proposals will be prepared for test opera- comply with the Migra- Tooele County School received by the Tooele tions for the Boeing tory Bird Treaty Act and District is seeking pro- County School District at Commercial Space the Bald and Golden Ea- posals for the Installation the address and the time Transport (CST) at U.S. gle Protection Act. of a new dust collection stated above. The Army Dugway Proving Cultural Resources and system for the Cabinet- Owner reserves the right Ground (DPG), Utah. Native American Con- making Shop at Tooele to reject any and all pro- The EA is incorporated cerns. Initial surveys High School. posals. All proposals are by reference. Based on identified archaeological Specifications: The subject to final approval the EA it has been deter- sites in the drop test site specifications include, of the Board of Educa- mined that an environ- that will be avoided. Ad- but are not limited to: tion at its regularly mental impact statement ditional surveys will be providing Tooele High scheduled board meet- is not required. conducted in the landing School woodshop with ing on May 10, 2016. PROPOSED ACTION test site to ensure no ar- an efficient and self-con- VI. SOURCES OF IN- AND ALTERNATIVES chaeological sites are tained Dust Collection FORMATION The Proposed Action is disturbed. An archaeo- System. The collection All questions concerning to smooth landing area logical monitor will be system is for saw dust the proposal shall be di- terrain, support drop present for test landing specifically and is not an rected to Steve West Fa- tests, and support land- area ground leveling. air purification system. cilities Director or Mari- ing tests of the Boeing Hazardous Materials. The turn-key job will in- anne Oborn CTE Direc- CST. Test trials are ex- Small amounts of Hydra- clude to furnish, deliver tor for Tooele County pected to be conducted zine may be onboard the and install the dust col- School District at starting in May 2016 and Boeing CST when it lection system. The facil- 435-833-1900. running through Decem- lands from low Earth or- ity currently has duct PROPOSAL REQUIRE- ber 2017. All test activi- bit. In the unlikely event work for the system. MENTS ties would be conducted the fuel compartment is Contractor will provide Materials and equipment on DPG. The No Action ruptured, immediate all materials needed to shall bid subject to the Alternative was evalu- clean-up would be per- tie the new collector into following requirements: ated in the EA. Three al- formed. No significant existing duct work. Some 1. Sales tax is not in- ternative test sites were environmental impact is of the approved manu- cluded considered and subse- expected from hazard- facturers for the new Note: All materials pur- quently eliminated from ous materials. dust collection system chased for this project is further analysis. Solid and Hazardous include but are not lim- subject to Form TC-721 FINDINGS Waste. Only small ited to Nederman, Wurth Exemption Certificate, to The following para- amounts of solid or haz- and CSL. be filed with each ven- graphs summarize the ardous waste would be The new dust collectionTUESDAYdor. April 12, 2016 B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETINanticipated environ- produced from Boeing system needs to be a 2. Proposals shall be mental impacts from im- CST testing. This will bag house and motor priced lump sum to fur- plementing the Proposed not create a significant shaker system that is on nish and install material Autos Homes Financial Public Notices Public Notices Action.Public Notices environmentalPublic Notices impact. anPublic elevated Noticesstand. Sys- and/orPublic equipment Notices as re- Services Meetings Water User AirMiscellaneous Resources. There Airspace.Miscellaneous The Federal temMiscellaneous will need a minimum quiredMiscellaneous by the proposal would be short-term tem- Aviation Administration capacity of 12,000 CFM Documents unless other- PUBLIC NOTICE SELL YOUR CAR or $$SAVE MONEY Attention Small Busi- Deadline for public no- porary increases in and the National Air and with a 50 HP motor that wise specified. boat in the classifieds. Search Bank & HUD nesses: Simplify Your Notice is hereby given tices is 4 p.m. the day dust-up pollutants from Space Administration must run on 208V 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- Call 882-0050 or visit homes www.Tooele Payroll & Taxes with that the Lake Point Im- prior to publication. drop and landing activi- would coordinate land- power. The system must rity is required with this www.tooeletranscript. BankHomes.com Paychex! New custom- provement District's will Public notices submit- ties and a negligible in- ings of the Boeing CST have a fire dampener project. com Berna Sloan (435) ers receive one month hold its regularly sched- ted past the deadline crease in vehicle emis- from low orbit. Existing system. A mandatory 4. Payment and Per- 840-5029 Group 1 of payroll processing uled Business Meeting will not be accepted. sions. No long-term or airspace coordination contractors meeting is formance Bonds are re- Apartments free! Receive a Free on April 14, 2016 at 7:00 UPAXLP significant impacts would and scheduling proce- required for all contrac- quired with this project. for Rent Planning on selling your Quote! Call p.m. at the North Tooele occur. dures should prevent air tors interested in submit- 5. Completion date (we home, you could be 800-404-3072 Fire Station 1540 Sunset Public Notices Geological Resources. traffic conflicts over DPG ting for the job. The want to complete this sending your sales Road, Lake Point Utah. The proposed action in- and the Utah Test and meeting will be a site project in a timely fash- 1BDRM 1BTH $495. Sell your structured set- points to up to 340,000 The meeting agenda is Miscellaneous volves limited use of Training Range (UTTR). walk thru at Tooele High ion) Nice, clean apartments, tlement or annuity pay- households at once. posted on the Tooele off-road vehicles on ex- This will not create a sig- School on April 15th at This price is to cover all 144 N 3rd!Street, ments for CASH NOW. Deadline for public no- For $163. you can C o u n t y ( isting terrain. It is not an- nificant environmental 3:00 pm. The contractor expenses incurred per- Tooele. (801)627-1132. You don't have to wait tices is 4 p.m. the day place your 25 word http://co.tooele.ut.us/cler ticipated that the action impact. meeting will be con- forming the work re- ! for your future pay- prior to publication. classified ad to all 45 k.html), State Public No- would significantly im- Visual Resources. Im- ducted by Dave quired under the Con- ments any longer! Call Public notices submit- newspapers in Utah. tice pact the geology of the pacts to visual resources Beacham, Maintenance tract Documents of 1-800-681-3252 ted past the deadline Tooele Gateway Just call the Transcript (http://utah.gov/pmn/in- test area. would not be considered S upervisor (435) which this proposal is a will not be accepted. Apartments Bulletin at 882-0050 for SOCIAL SECURITY dex/html) websites and Water Resources. Water significant because of 830-2787. part. UPAXLP all the details. (Mention DISABILITY BENE- the District Bulletin resources are scarce in the low impact to the salt O BJECTIVE AND Upon receipt of accep- 2 AND 3bdrm ucan) FITS. Unable to work? Board at 7856 North DRAFT FINDING OF this high desert environ- playa and sandy areas SCOPE tance of this proposal, I apartments behind Super Denied benefits? We Mountain View Road. NO SIGNIFICANT IM- ment and no significant of the test sites and their The selected provider (we) shall within 10 days Wal-Mart. Swimming SELLING YOUR Can Help! WIN or Pay PACT BOEING COM- impacts to water quality location on Department will be expected to per- and deliver surety bonds pool, hot tub, exercise HOME? Advertise it in Nothing! Contact Bill PUBLIC NOTICE: MERCIAL SPACE or quantity would result of Defense (DOD) form the following: for the faithful perform- room, playground, full the classifieds. Call Gordon & Associates at The Grantsville City TRANSPORT U.S. from the Boeing CST ranges. No significant 1. Remove the existing ance and payment under clubhouse. 882-0050 or visit 1-800-871-7805 to start Council will hold a work A R M Y D U G W A Y test. impacts were identified. dust collection system in this contract. www.tooeletran your application today! meeting at 5:00 p.m. on PROVING GROUND, Biological Resources. Transportation. The in- the Cabinetmaking Shop The owner reserves the Tooele Gateway script.com Thursday, April 14, 2016 DUGWAY, UTAH Because of the vastness crease in vehicular traffic at Tooele High School right to reject any and all Apartments Public Notices at 429 East Pursuant to the National of similar habitat, any im- associated with Boeing (411 West Vine Street, proposals, or to waive (435)843-4400 Main Street, Grantsville, Environmental Policy Act pact from human distur- CST testing activities Tooele, UT). any irregularities or infor- Mobile Homes Meetings UT 84029. The agenda (NEPA) of 1969 and the bance will not be signifi- would be minor and 2. Furnish and Install malities in any proposal is as follows: Council on Environmen- cant. No federally-listed would not increase traffic New Dust Collection or in the bidding. Deadline for public no- W O R K M E E T I N G tal Quality regulations threatened or endan- congestion or cause ex- System - Tie into exist- This proposal is valid for 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile tices is 4 p.m. the day 2BDRM 1BTH duplex for AGENDA: ( 4 0 C F R S e c . gered species are known cessive wear to public ing Dust Collection sys- a period of 60 days after home for rent, no smok- prior to publication. rent $700/mo plus utili- 1. Discussion of tentative 1500-1508) implement- to inhabit the playa habi- roads. tem the date set for receipt of ing/ pets. 882-1550 Public notices submit- ties. 427 Noble Rd. Call budget. ing the procedural provi- tat and none were identi- Noise. Because the test II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- bids. ted past the deadline Troy (435)830-3759 for 2. Adjourn. sions of NEPA, the U.S. fied during field surveys. site underlies military air- CATION REQUIRE- All questions concerning 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile will not be accepted. more info. Christine Webb Army gives notice that Appropriate mitigation space and is located on MENTS the proposal shall be di- home for rent, no smok- UPAXLP City Recorder an Environmental As- efforts and off-set sur- active military ranges Interested contractors rected to Steve West 2BDRM 1BTH duplex ing/ pets. 882-1550 AGENDA In compliance with the sessment (EA) has been veys will be conducted to where noise levels from should include the fol- Construction Coordinator w/garage, Grantsville, LAKEPOINT TRAILER Americans with Disability prepared for test opera- comply with the Migra- aircraft, missiles, and ar- lowing information in for Tooele County water & garbage in- NOTICE is hereby given on a lot, single occu- Act, Grantsville City will tions for the Boeing tory Bird Treaty Act and tillery are already spo- their proposal: School District at cluded. $600/mo, that the Stansbury Serv- pancy only, utilities accommodate reason- Commercial Space the Bald and Golden Ea- radically high, but be- 1. Profile and Qualifica- 4 35-830-8431 or $600/dep. No dogFRONTs PAGE A1 ice Agency Board of paid, no pets. $750/mo, able requests to assist Transport (CST) at U.S. gle Protection Act. cause of the remoteness tion (past experience [email protected] please. Bren t Trustees will hold its $300 deposit. Call Regular Meeting on persons with disabilities Army Dugway Proving Cultural Resources and of DPG, no significant with similar projects) g or the CTE Director (435)884-5580 Native American Con- noise impacts are ex- 2. Cost for removal of M arianne Oborn Four from Tooele County (801)250-1493 Wednesday, April 13, to participate in meet- Ground (DPG), Utah. win division titles SETTLEMENT CAN- 2016 at 7:00 pm, at the ings. Requests for assis- The EA is incorporated cerns. Initial surveys pected. existing dust collection 435-833-1900 or mo- Socioeconomics. Small 3. Cost for preparation of [email protected] See B1 YON APARTMENTS 2 Stansbury Park Club- tance may be made by by reference. Based on identified archaeological & 3 bedroom apts. Offi ce Space house, #1 County Club calling City Hall (435) the EA it has been deter- sites in the drop test site beneficial impacts to lo- facility for new dust col- BID SECURITY- 5% of Prices starting at Drive, Stansbury Park, 884-3411 at least 3 days mined that an environ- that will be avoided. Ad- cal economies would oc- lection system the Proposed Amount TOOELE$840/mo. Call Danielle UT 84074. in advance of a meeting. mental impact statement ditional surveys will be cur, because of the influx 4. Cost for new dust col- (attached) (435)882-6112 for info. FOR LEASE Office/ B USINESS MET- One or more Council is not required. conducted in the landing of over 200 test partici- lection system Legal Information and RANSCRIPTBusiness Space ING Members may partici- PROPOSED ACTION test site to ensure no ar- pants to the area, i.e., 5. Cost for installation of Disclaimers T pate electronically. The AND ALTERNATIVES chaeological sites are lodging, restaurants, en- new dust collection sys- INSURANCE Homes for Utilities included. 50, 1. Call to Order 54 & 58 South Main. 2. Pledge of Allegiance anchor location will be The Proposed Action is disturbed. An archaeo- tertainment, and affili- tem and tie into existing Workmen's Compensa- Rent (602)826-9471 3. Review andS ERVING Adopt City Hall at the above to smooth landing area logical monitor will be ated industries. duct work. tion and Employer's Li- Minutes TOOELE COUNTYaddress. terrain, support drop present for test landing Environmental Justice. 6. Recommended Sys- ability Insurance. The ULLETIN SINCE 1894 (Published in the Tran- area ground leveling. There would be no ad- tem Specifications. (Note Offeror shall comply with BWHY RENT When You March 23, 2016 Regular tests, and support land- verse significant or dis- the system will need to the provisions of the TUESDAY February 99,, 2016 Can Buy? Zero down Meeting script Bulletin April 12, ing tests of the Boeing Hazardous Materials. & Low Incomewww.TooeleOnline.com pro- Buildings 4. Public Comment 2016) CST. Test trials are ex- Small amounts of Hydra- proportionate impacts to meet the minimum de- Workman's Compensa- grams, 1st time & Sin- 5. Symphony HomesVol. 122 No. 73 $1.00 pected to be conducted zine may be onboard the minority, low-income sign criteria for Tooele tion Act, and all other Boeing CST when it populations or to chil- County School District legislation, federal and State board nixes gle parent programs, If you build, remodel or Lot Purchase starting in May 2016 and Public Notices lands from low Earth or- dren from implementing as outlined above.) state, applicable to the Berna Sloan (435) remove buildings you 6. Organized Sports running through Decem- bit. In the unlikely event the Boeing CST program 7. Timeline for comple- work described herein, 840-5029 Group 1 can place your classi- Policy Trustees ber 2017. All test activi- charter school for the fuel compartment is at DPG if this project is tion of project. and the Offeror agrees fied ad in 45 of Utah's 7. SPOC Land Use ties would be conducted 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Deadline for public no- ruptured, immediate approved. III. CONTRACTUAL AR- to make all payments, newspapers for only Agreement on DPG. The No Action home for rent, no smok- tices is 4 p.m. the day clean-up would be per- Land Use. The Boeing RANGEMENTS returns, an reports re- Stansbury Park $163. for 25 words ($5. 8. Recess Alternative was evalu- ing/ pets. 882-1550 prior to publication. formed. No significant CST program is consis- A. Full cost for independ- quired by these acts. Ba- for each additional WORK SESSION ated in the EA. Three al- by Tim Gillie Public notices submit- ternative test sites were environmental impact is tent with existing opera- ent contracting of Dust sic business liability in- school board. “The State CharterHOMES available to pur- word). You will reach 1. Manager's Report STAFF WRITER School Board went ahead and 2. Confidentiality & Con- ted past the deadline considered and subse- expected from hazard- tions at DPG. Land use Collection installation re- surance should also be approved the application after chase for LOW IN- up to 340,000 house- The Utah State School Board flict of Interest Disclo- will not be accepted. quently eliminated from ous materials. would not be significantly quirements. provided. gave a thumbs down to a new talking about growth. But we COME buyers with holds and all you do is can’t legally consider growth in UPAXLP further analysis. Solid and Hazardous impacted. B. Tooele County School PROPRIETARY INFOR- charter school in Stansbury good credit.! Berna call the Transcript Bul- sure Park. approving a charter school.” Policy Form - Annual FINDINGS Waste. Only small Cumulative Effects. Ef- District staff will be avail- MATION: The state school board voted Linda Hansen, state school Sloan (435)840-5029 letin at 882-0050 for all to deny the charter application board member whose district 3. Board Members' Re- WANT TO get the latest The following para- amounts of solid or haz- fects of the Proposed able by appointment to Offerors are required to includes Tooele County, said Group 1 Real Estate. the details. (Mention for Bonneville Academy during local news? Subscribe graphs summarize the ardous waste would be Action would not signifi- provide facility access mark any specific infor- their Feb. 5 meeting. the communications she has UCAN Classified Net- ports and Request received indicates the commu- produced from Boeing cantly contribute to or and information as mation contained in their “The independent evaluators TOOELE 3BDRM 1bth, work) 4. Correspondence to the Transcript Bulle- anticipated environ- recommended that the charter nity is divided over the new char- tin. mental impacts from im- CST testing. This will cause significant cumu- needed. proposal, which is not to application not be approved, cit- ter school. carport, no smoking, no 5. Financials and Bills ing deficiencies in skill, exper- “About half say they support pets, $850/mo first and GOT A good idea for a 6. Adjourn plementing the Proposed not create a significant lative impacts on envi- IV. EVALUATION OF be disclosed to the pub- tise, and experience” said Dave the charter school,” she said. environmental impact. ronmental resources in PROPOSALS lic, or used for purposes Thomas, member of the state last month plus clean- story? Call the Tran- (Published in the Trans- SELL YOUR car in the Action. SEE SCHOOL PAGE A8 ➤ ing deposit. Call script and let us know ript Bulletin April 12, Transcript Bulletin Clas- Air Resources. There Airspace. The Federal the area of DPG, UTTR, After review of each other than the evaluation 435-224-4306 882-0050. 2016) sified section. would be short-term tem- Aviation Administration and the West Desert, RFP, qualifying firms/in- of the proposals. Pricing porary increases in and the National Air and Utah. dividuals will be inter- and service elements of dust-up pollutants from Space Administration Fire Management. The viewed by the Facilities the successful proposal drop and landing activi- would coordinate land- activities involved with Committee, Business will not be considered ties and a negligible in- ings of the Boeing CST Boeing CST testing Administrator, CTE Di- proprietary. All materials crease in vehicle emis- from low orbit. Existing would not introduce a rector, and Facilities Di- become the property of New home construction (above) in Tooele County saw another increase last year — and more is expected in 2016, according to local real estate brokers. Diego Martinez (below left) sets shingles on a new home under construction in Lake Point on Monday morning. Kasey Zeeman (below right)FRANCIE installs AUFDEMORTE/TTB a porch light PHOTOS on a sions. No long-term or airspace coordination new or different type of rector. The following cri- Tooele County School Excitingnew home in Lake Point. An increase in buyers from the Wasatch Front wasNews also reported for 2015. for Tooelesignificant impacts Valley would and scheduling proce- fire risk into the training teria will be considered District and may be re- occur. dures should prevent air and operations missions when making an evalua- turned only at the Dis- Geological Resources. traffic conflicts over DPG of DPG. Fire suppres- tion of the proposals/in- trict's option. Proposals 2015 was a ‘great’ year for home sales The proposed action in- and the Utah Test and sion equipment would be terview process: submitted may be re- volves limited use of Training Range (UTTR). maintained at the test A. Profile and Qualifica- viewed and evaluated by by Tim Gillie demand and low supply of off-road vehicles on ex- This will not create a sig- site. No significant im- tions 20% any person at the discre- STAFF WRITER homes, along with an uptick in nificant environmental pacts were identified. B. Cost & Quality of New tion of the District. upper end sales, for the increase isting terrain. It is not an- Home sales and prices in Medium insales median sales price. price of homes up 11% ticipated that the action impact. CONCLUSION Dust Collection System INDEMNIFICATION Tooele County continued a five-year upward trend in 2015, “There’s no doubt that home would significantly im- Visual Resources. Im- Based on the Boeing (40%) The offeror agrees to according to a new listings values are going up,” she said. report. “We are also seeing homes in the Home sales expectedpact the geologyhigher of the pacts in to visual 2016 resources CST EA, I conclude that C. Cost of Removal of protect, indemnify and upper end of the market start to The median sales price of a test area. would not be considered the environmental ef- existing system (30%) hold the Board, the offi- home in the county was $189,500 pick up.” We’re seeing a lot more people moving in 2015. That’s up 11 percent In 2015 about 10 percent of Water Resources. Water significant because of fects of the Proposed D. Timeline for comple- cers, members, agents or $17,600 from 2014’s median the homes sold in Tooele County DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO the low impact to the salt Action will not be indi- tion (10%) and employees to the Tooele City Police taped off the drive-thru at McDonald’s in Tooele after a 19-year- sales price. were over $310,000, according to from the Wasatchresources front are scarce to inTooele County old man was crushed in an accident on Jan. 29. The car in the background was Griffith. The totalFrom number actual of homes headline and story playa and sandy areas vidually or cumulatively E. Right to Reject Board (collectively the involved in the mishap. this high desert environ- sold in fromTooele the County Tooele jumped Transcript by “We haven’tBulletin seen that many of the test sites and their significant and the Tooele County School "Indemnities") free and 27 percent in 2015 — from 995 sales on that end of the price ment and no significant in 2014 to 1,259 in February2015, accord- 9, 2016range for a while,” she said. impacts to water quality location on Department preparation of an envi- District reserves the right harmless from and ing to Wasatch Front Regional “However, the $160,000 to First callers thought $200,000 is where the big of Defense (DOD) ronmental impact state- to reject any and all pro- against all losses, claims Multiple Listing Services. or quantity would result demand is.” “It was a great year for real ranges. No significant ment is not warranted. posals submitted and to liens, demands and It’s basic economics, accord- from the Boeing CST estate in Tooele County,” said impacts were identified. Sean G. Kirschner request additional infor- causes of action of every victim had died at Vicki Griffith, broker/owner of ing to Chris Sloan, broker of test. Premier Utah Real Estate. Group 1 Real Estate Tooele. Biological Resources. Transportation. The in- Colonel, Chemical Corps mation from all propos- kind and character aris- Griffith credited increased SEE crease in vehicular traffic Commanding ers. Any contract ing out of judgment, pen- eatery’s drive-thru HOME PAGE A8 ➤ Because of the vastness of similar habitat, any im- associated with Boeing U.S. Army Dugway Prov- awarded will be made to alties, interest, court Man’s head was caught between car’s Now is a great time to sellpact yourfrom human distur- homeCST testing activities ing Ground the contractor who, costs and legal fees in- bance will not be signifi- would be minor and (Published in the Tran- based on evaluation of curred by the Indemni- door and frame during Jan. 29 crash Call us for a FREE evaluation on your home tocant. see No federally-listedwhat it wouldis worth!not increase traffic script Bulletin April 5, 7 & all responses, applying ties or any of them in de- congestion or cause ex- 12, 2016) all criteria and oral inter- fense of same, arising in by Steve Howe threatened or endan- in stable condition after his head STAFF WRITER and neck were trapped inside the gered species are known cessive wear to public views, if necessary, is favor of any party, in- door of his car following a colli- REQUEST FOR PRO- More details of an unusu- to inhabit the playa habi- roads. determined to be the cluding governmental sion with the restaurant’s exte- POSAL TO INSTALL al accident that took place in 664 West 850 North, Tooele 1827 N. Mountain Air, Pine Canyon tat1779 and noneN. Mountain were identi- Air,Noise. Pine Because Canyon the test best to perform the audit. agencies or bodies, on a McDonald’s drive-thru were rior wall. NEW DUST COLLEC- SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE made available to the public with Two 911 calls released by police fied during field surveys. site underlies military air- V. SUBMISSION OF account of, but not lim- The Sun Rise Set the release of dash cam footage illustrated the severity of the TION SYSTEM AND Wednesday 7:30 a.m. 5:57 p.m. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY potential injuries to the untrained Appropriate mitigation space and is located on PROPOSALS ited to, taxes, claims, Thursday 7:29 a.m. 5:59 p.m. and 911 calls by the Tooele City UV INDEX REMOVE EXISTING Friday 7:28 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Police Department. eyes observing the accident first- active military ranges Proposals are due: April liens, debts, personal in- Saturday 7:26 a.m. 6:01 p.m. hand. One of the callers was efforts and off-set sur- Sunday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. The accident, which occurred SYSTEM FOR Tooele Monday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. To Be Built on veysTo will be conductedBe Builtto where noise on levels from 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at juries, death or damages Jan. 29, left the 19-year-old victim Tuesday 7:22 a.m. 6:05 p.m. County School District SEE VICTIM PAGE A7 ➤ comply with the Migra- aircraft, missiles, and ar- Tooele County School to property (including The Moon Rise Set To Be Built Wednesday 8:43 a.m. 8:47 p.m. Due April 22nd, at 4 Thursday 9:20 a.m. 9:58 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu tory Bird Treaty Act and tillery are already spo- District 92 South Lode- property if Indemnities). Friday 9:57 a.m. 11:08 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ 4.89 acres 4.70 acres p.m. Saturday 10:35 a.m. none number, the greater the need for eye and skin the Bald and Golden Ea- radically high, but be- stone Way Tooele, Utah The Offeror further Sunday 11:15 a.m. 12:16 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme I. BACKGROUND IN- Monday 11:59 a.m. 1:23 a.m. gle Protection Act. cause of the remoteness 84074. Proposals will be agrees to investigate, Tuesday 12:47 p.m. 2:26 a.m. Partly sunny FORMATION Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Some sun, then Legislature workingALMANAC through budget, water and marijuana bills of DPG, no significant received by the Tooele handles, respond to, pro- First Full Last New Cultural Resources and increasing clouds Some sunshine Intervals of clouds and Rain possible, mixed Statistics for the week ending Feb. 8. Tooele County School 40 sunshine with snow early Temperatures Wow! Take a look at this plan. Lots of living Beautiful cozy open floor plan! This home has all the Beautiful Rambler with a largenoise kitchen impactsand dining arearea!! ex- County School District at vide defense for and de- 24 43 21 by Tim Gillie Native American Con- 45 27 46 High/Low past week 28 45 30 Going into the third week of 42/12 space and an open bright floor plan. Each extras including; granite countertops, 3 tone paint, This is a really functional home and very cozy. Many District is seeking pro- Feb 15 Feb 22 Mar 1 Mar 8 STAFF47 WRITER29 52 Normal high/low past week 42/24 funded at the same level as they cerns. Initial surveys pected. the address and the time fend any such claim, de- 34the 2016Average legislative temp past session, week the be harder then initially expected, Shown is Wednesday’s TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER were in the previous year,” he LegislatureNormal is average working temp onpast pass-week 32.6 26.9 bedroom has a walk in closet and a niceexpected large to show a significantfireplace, Tile or hardwood floors in the kitchen. This upgrades including; granite countertops, wood or tile posals for the Installation Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Budget, water and marijua- said. “This way, if we have a dis- according to Knudson. revenue. identified archaeological Socioeconomics. Small stated above. The mand or cause of action AccuWeather, Inc. Wednesday’s highs and ing the initialDaily Temperatures base budget for the decrease in additional revenue. ©2016 na were on the list of topics as High Low master suite withPre-session a tub and projections shower. of Jump in is a wonderful“It looks home like the on budget a beautiful will lot come and bring floors, tile in the entry, laundry and bathrooms. Call and of a new dust collection Wednesday night’s lows. agreement later that prevents us Those new projections may be beneficial impacts to lo- Owner reserves the right at its sole expense, and Tooele County leaders met with 2017 fiscal year, according to Sen. state revenue showed a $180 mil- be tighter than we thought,” he sites in the drop test site Pete Knudson, R-Brigham City. from passingnow a final and budget, choose the all the colors! available next week, Knudsonyour horses and family and enjoy!! you can choose all your colors!! system for the Cabinet- local legislators Monday morn- state government doesn’t have to lion increase in one-time rev- said. “Revenue is slowing down. It that will be avoided. Ad- cal economies would oc- to reject any and all pro- agrees to bear all other UTAH WEATHER “The base budget essentially said. ing at the state Capitol. shut down.” enue and a $380 million increase$219,900 means we will not be able to cover $359,900 $399,900 making Shop at Tooele allows for every agency to be in ongoing revenue. Rep. Merrill Nelson, R- ditional surveys will be cur, because of the influx posals. All proposals are costs and expenses re- Passing the final budget may Grantsville, also is anticipating as many needs as hoped.” High School. Grouse Logan However, new projections are of over 200 test partici- subject to final approval lated thereto. Creek 32/12 l o w e r t h a n o r i g i n a l y p r e d i c t e d conducted in the landing 34/19 Wendover SEE LEGISLATURE PAGE A7 Specifications: The 38/22 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon ➤ pants to the area, i.e., of the Board of Educa- INDEPENDENT CON- Knolls Clive test site to ensure no ar- Ogden 33/22 WEATHER PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) specifications include, 37/23 35/23 Lake Point INSIDE 763 E. Oakridge Dr., Tooele 2633 N. Mountain Glen Rd, Erda chaeological sites are lodging, restaurants, en- tion at its regularly TRACT 40/25 Tuesday Have you run Vernal but are not limited to: Salt Lake City Stansbury Park Moderate BULLETIN BOARD B8 tertainment, and affili- scheduled board meet- It is understood and Tooele 42/27 31/13 40/25 disturbed. An archaeo- 40/24 Erda CLASSIFIEDS B10 Grantsville 40/24 AIR ACTION Tooele City providing Tooele High 40/24 Pine Canyon logical monitor will be ated industries. ing on May 10, 2016. agreed by the parties Provo Roosevelt 36/20 Wednesday Girls basketballPrice HOMETOWN B6Reduced 39/19 33/13 Bauer Councilman School woodshop with Price 39/22 Tooele Last Normal Month NormalModerate Year Normal season reaches the OBITUARIES A6 present for test landing Environmental Justice. VI. SOURCES OF IN- that the offeror is to act 40/24 Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D remembered out of room? 44/18 See AIR ACTION an efficient and self-con- Nephi home stretch OPEN FORUM A4 There would be no ad- FORMATION in the capacity of an in- 43/17 complete Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) See A2 area ground leveling. 39/21 SPORTS tained Dust Collection Delta forecast Rush Valley See B6 B1 verse significant or dis- All questions concerning dependent contractor. 38/20 Manti 38/19 Moderate Hazardous Materials. 50/13 on A5 Ophir 38/22 AIR ACTION System. The collection Green River Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Small amounts of Hydra- proportionate impacts to the proposal shall be di- Offeror's officers and 48/22 system is for saw dust Richfield minority, low-income rected to Steve West Fa- employees shall not be 52/19 Gold Hill zine may be onboard the Dugway Last Month Season Moab 37/23 38/21 specifically and is not an Beaver Hanksville 43/21 Week to date to date Boeing CST when it populations or to chil- cilities Director or Mari- considered as employ- 50/19 45/19 We air purification system. Ibapah SNOWPACK dren from implementing anne Oborn CTE Direc- ees or officers of the Dis- 37/18 Vernon lands from low Earth or- 38/19 Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin The turn-key job will in- Cedar City Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday This is an amazing home with breathtaking - GO TO https://vimeo.com/108974828. bit. In the unlikely event the Boeing CST program tor for Tooele County trict and shall not be en- St. George 52/20 Blanding VIDEO 65/35 Kanab 51/24 Rocky Basin Mining Vernon clude to furnish, deliver 57/20 Settlement Fork Creek views of the valley and lake. Large covered This beautiful home sits on just under 5 acres the fuel compartment is at DPGcan if this project is School District at titled to any employee Snowcover 16.0 13.4 9.4 and install the dust col- Average 12.6 11.7 6.2 deck with a gas fire pit. Wonderful master suite with amazing, mountain, valley and lake views ruptured, immediate approved. 435-833-1900. benefits as District em- Eureka lection system. The facil- 37/19 Percent of average 127% 115% 152% with an entrance onto the back deck. This home surrounding it. There are so many extras in this clean-up would be per- Land Use. The Boeing PROPOSAL REQUIRE- ployees as a result of the Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services ity currently has duct has so many extras! home you must come take a look! formed. No significant CST help!program is consis- MENTS execution of this agree- work for the system. $419,900 $480,000 environmental impact is tent with existing opera- Materials and equipment ment. Contractor will provide expected from hazard- tions at DPG. Land use shall bid subject to the ASSIGNMENT all materials needed to ous materials. would not be significantly following requirements: The offeror shall not as- tie the new collector into Solid and Hazardous impacted. 1. Sales tax is not in- sign this agreement or existing duct work. Some Waste. Only small Cumulative Effects. Ef- cluded assign, pledge transfer Laramie Dunn & Megan LaFrance of the approved manu- amounts of solid or haz- fects of the Proposed Note: All materials pur- or otherwise dispose of facturers for the new Realtypath 2014 top producers in Utah & Numberardous 1 agent waste would for Realtypath be Action would in not Utah signifi- chased for this project is its interest in this agree- dust collection system Call Laramie Dunn for ALL produced from Boeing cantly contribute to or subject to Form TC-721 ment, without the spe- include but are not lim- CST testing. This will cause significant cumu- Exemption Certificate, to cific consent of the Dis- ited to Nederman, Wurth not create a significant lative impacts on envi- be filed with each ven- trict, and that no such your RealLaramie Estate 435-224-4000 needs and CSL. environmental impact. ronmental resources in dor. assignment, pledge, The new dust collection Airspace. The Federal the area of DPG, UTTR, 2. Proposals shall be mortgage, transfer, or system needs to be a Aviation Administration and the West Desert, priced lump sum to fur- other disposition shall re- Megan 435-224-4100 bag house and motor and the National Air and Utah. nish and install material lieve the offeror of its ob- shaker system that is on Space Administration Fire Management. The and/or equipment as re- ligations hereunder, nor an elevated stand. Sys- would coordinate land- activities involved with quired by the proposal shall such an assign- tem will need a minimum ings of the Boeing CST Boeing CST testing Documents unless other- ment of other disposition HotHomesTooele.com capacity of 12,000 CFM from low orbit. Existing would not introduce a wise specified. terminate any such claim with a 50 HP motor that airspace coordination new or different type of 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- or defense which the must run on 208V and scheduling proce- fire risk into the training rity is required with this District may have. The power. The system must dures should prevent air and operations missions project. District may assert any have a fire dampener traffic conflicts over DPG of DPG. Fire suppres- 4. Payment and Per- claim or defense it may system. A mandatory and the Utah Test and sion equipment would be formance Bonds are re- have against the offeror contractors meeting is Training Range (UTTR). maintained at the test quired with this project. and against any such as- required for all contrac- This will not create a sig- site. No significant im- 5. Completion date (we signee. tors interested in submit- nificant environmental pacts were identified. want to complete this TAXATION ting for the job. The impact. CONCLUSION project in a timely fash- It is understood and meeting will be a site Visual Resources. Im- Based on the Boeing ion) agreed that the offeror walk thru at Tooele High pacts to visual resources CST EA, I conclude that This price is to cover all shall pay and discharge School on April 15th at would not be considered the environmental ef- expenses incurred per- all license fees, assess- 3:00 pm. The contractor significant because of fects of the Proposed forming the work re- ment, and sales, use meeting will be con- the low impact to the salt Action will not be indi- quired under the Con- and property and other ducted by Dave playa and sandy areas vidually or cumulatively tract Documents of tax or taxes lawfully im- Beacham, Maintenance of the test sites and their significant and the which this proposal is a posed. Supervisor (435) location on Department preparation of an envi- part. NON-DISCRIMINATION/ 830-2787. of Defense (DOD) ronmental impact state- Upon receipt of accep- AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OBJECTIVE AND ranges. No significant ment is not warranted. tance of this proposal, I The Offeror agrees to SCOPE impacts were identified. Sean G. Kirschner (we) shall within 10 days abide by the provisions The selected provider Transportation. The in- Colonel, Chemical Corps and deliver surety bonds of the Utah Anti discrimi- will be expected to per- crease in vehicular traffic Commanding for the faithful perform- nation Act, Title 34 form the following: associated with Boeing U.S. Army Dugway Prov- ance and payment under Chapter 35, U.C.A. 1. Remove the existing CST testing activities ing Ground this contract. 1953, as amended, and dust collection system in would be minor and (Published in the Tran- The owner reserves the Title VI and Title VII of the Cabinetmaking Shop would not increase traffic script Bulletin April 5, 7 & right to reject any and all the Civil Rights Act of at Tooele High School congestion or cause ex- 12, 2016) proposals, or to waive 1964 (USC 2000e), (411 West Vine Street, cessive wear to public any irregularities or infor- which prohibit discrimi- Tooele, UT). roads. malities in any proposal nation against any em- 2. Furnish and Install Noise. Because the test or in the bidding. ployee or applicant for New Dust Collection site underlies military air- This proposal is valid for employment, or any ap- System - Tie into exist- space and is located on a period of 60 days after plicant or recipient of ing Dust Collection sys- active military ranges the date set for receipt of services, on the basis of tem where noise levels from bids. race, religion, color, or II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- aircraft, missiles, and ar- All questions concerning national origin; and fur- CATION REQUIRE- tillery are already spo- the proposal shall be di- ther agrees to abide by MENTS radically high, but be- rected to Steve West Executive Order No. Interested contractors cause of the remoteness Construction Coordinator 11246, as amended, should include the fol- of DPG, no significant for Tooele County which prohibits discrimi- lowing information in noise impacts are ex- School District at nation on the basis of their proposal: pected. 435-830-8431 or age, and Section 504 of 1. Profile and Qualifica- Socioeconomics. Small [email protected] the Rehabilitation Act of tion (past experience beneficial impacts to lo- g or the CTE Director 1973, which prohibits with similar projects) cal economies would oc- Marianne Oborn discrimination on the ba- 2. Cost for removal of cur, because of the influx 435-833-1900 or mo- sis of handicap. This existing dust collection of over 200 test partici- [email protected] agreement may be can- 3. Cost for preparation of pants to the area, i.e., BID SECURITY- 5% of celed if the offeror fails facility for new dust col- lodging, restaurants, en- the Proposed Amount to comply with the provi- lection system tertainment, and affili- (attached) sions of these laws and 4. Cost for new dust col- ated industries. Legal Information and regulations. Offeror lection system Environmental Justice. Disclaimers must include this provi- 5. Cost for installation of There would be no ad- INSURANCE sion in every subcontract new dust collection sys- verse significant or dis- Workmen's Compensa- or purchase order relat- tem and tie into existing proportionate impacts to tion and Employer's Li- ing to purchases by duct work. minority, low-income ability Insurance. The Tooele County School 6. Recommended Sys- populations or to chil- Offeror shall comply with District to insure that tem Specifications. (Note dren from implementing the provisions of the subcontractors and ven- the system will need to the Boeing CST program Workman's Compensa- dors are bound by this meet the minimum de- at DPG if this project is tion Act, and all other provision. sign criteria for Tooele approved. legislation, federal and (Published in the Tran- County School District Land Use. The Boeing state, applicable to the script Bulletin April 7, 12 as outlined above.) CST program is consis- work described herein, & 14, 2016) 7. Timeline for comple- tent with existing opera- and the Offeror agrees tion of project. tions at DPG. Land use to make all payments, III. CONTRACTUAL AR- would not be significantly returns, an reports re- RANGEMENTS impacted. quired by these acts. Ba- A. Full cost for independ- Cumulative Effects. Ef- sic business liability in- ent contracting of Dust fects of the Proposed surance should also be Collection installation re- Action would not signifi- provided. quirements. cantly contribute to or PROPRIETARY INFOR- B. Tooele County School cause significant cumu- MATION: District staff will be avail- lative impacts on envi- Offerors are required to able by appointment to ronmental resources in mark any specific infor- provide facility access the area of DPG, UTTR, mation contained in their and information as and the West Desert, proposal, which is not to needed. Utah. be disclosed to the pub- IV. EVALUATION OF Fire Management. The lic, or used for purposes PROPOSALS activities involved with other than the evaluation After review of each Boeing CST testing of the proposals. Pricing RFP, qualifying firms/in- would not introduce a and service elements of dividuals will be inter- new or different type of the successful proposal viewed by the Facilities fire risk into the training will not be considered Committee, Business and operations missions proprietary. All materials Administrator, CTE Di- of DPG. Fire suppres- become the property of rector, and Facilities Di- sion equipment would be Tooele County School rector. The following cri- maintained at the test District and may be re- teria will be considered site. No significant im- turned only at the Dis- when making an evalua- pacts were identified. trict's option. Proposals tion of the proposals/in- CONCLUSION submitted may be re- terview process: Based on the Boeing viewed and evaluated by A. Profile and Qualifica- CST EA, I conclude that any person at the discre- tions 20% the environmental ef- tion of the District. B. Cost & Quality of New fects of the Proposed INDEMNIFICATION Dust Collection System Action will not be indi- The offeror agrees to (40%) vidually or cumulatively protect, indemnify and C. Cost of Removal of significant and the hold the Board, the offi- existing system (30%) preparation of an envi- cers, members, agents D. Timeline for comple- ronmental impact state- and employees to the tion (10%) ment is not warranted. Board (collectively the E. Right to Reject Sean G. Kirschner "Indemnities") free and Tooele County School Colonel, Chemical Corps harmless from and District reserves the right Commanding against all losses, claims to reject any and all pro- U.S. Army Dugway Prov- liens, demands and posals submitted and to ing Ground causes of action of every request additional infor- (Published in the Tran- kind and character aris- mation from all propos- script Bulletin April 5, 7 & ing out of judgment, pen- ers. Any contract 12, 2016) alties, interest, court awarded will be made to costs and legal fees in- the contractor who, curred by the Indemni- based on evaluation of ties or any of them in de- all responses, applying fense of same, arising in all criteria and oral inter- favor of any party, in- views, if necessary, is cluding governmental determined to be the agencies or bodies, on best to perform the audit. account of, but not lim- V. SUBMISSION OF ited to, taxes, claims, PROPOSALS liens, debts, personal in- Proposals are due: April juries, death or damages 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at to property (including Tooele County School property if Indemnities). District 92 South Lode- The Offeror further stone Way Tooele, Utah agrees to investigate, 84074. Proposals will be handles, respond to, pro- received by the Tooele vide defense for and de- County School District at fend any such claim, de- the address and the time mand or cause of action stated above. The at its sole expense, and Owner reserves the right agrees to bear all other to reject any and all pro- costs and expenses re- posals. All proposals are lated thereto. subject to final approval INDEPENDENT CON- of the Board of Educa- TRACT tion at its regularly It is understood and scheduled board meet- agreed by the parties ing on May 10, 2016. that the offeror is to act VI. SOURCES OF IN- in the capacity of an in- FORMATION dependent contractor. All questions concerning Offeror's officers and the proposal shall be di- employees shall not be rected to Steve West Fa- considered as employ- cilities Director or Mari- ees or officers of the Dis- anne Oborn CTE Direc- trict and shall not be en- tor for Tooele County titled to any employee School District at benefits as District em- 435-833-1900. ployees as a result of the PROPOSAL REQUIRE- execution of this agree- MENTS ment. Materials and equipment ASSIGNMENT shall bid subject to the The offeror shall not as- following requirements: sign this agreement or 1. Sales tax is not in- assign, pledge transfer cluded or otherwise dispose of Note: All materials pur- its interest in this agree- chased for this project is ment, without the spe- subject to Form TC-721 cific consent of the Dis- Exemption Certificate, to trict, and that no such be filed with each ven- assignment, pledge, dor. mortgage, transfer, or 2. Proposals shall be other disposition shall re- priced lump sum to fur- lieve the offeror of its ob- nish and install material ligations hereunder, nor and/or equipment as re- shall such an assign- quired by the proposal ment of other disposition Documents unless other- terminate any such claim wise specified. or defense which the 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- District may have. The rity is required with this District may assert any project. claim or defense it may 4. Payment and Per- have against the offeror formance Bonds are re- and against any such as- quired with this project. signee. 5. Completion date (we TAXATION want to complete this It is understood and project in a timely fash- agreed that the offeror ion) shall pay and discharge This price is to cover all all license fees, assess- expenses incurred per- ment, and sales, use forming the work re- and property and other quired under the Con- tax or taxes lawfully im- tract Documents of posed. which this proposal is a NON-DISCRIMINATION/ part. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Upon receipt of accep- The Offeror agrees to tance of this proposal, I abide by the provisions (we) shall within 10 days of the Utah Anti discrimi- and deliver surety bonds nation Act, Title 34 for the faithful perform- Chapter 35, U.C.A. ance and payment under 1953, as amended, and this contract. Title VI and Title VII of The owner reserves the the Civil Rights Act of right to reject any and all 1964 (USC 2000e), proposals, or to waive which prohibit discrimi- any irregularities or infor- nation against any em- malities in any proposal ployee or applicant for or in the bidding. employment, or any ap- This proposal is valid for plicant or recipient of a period of 60 days after services, on the basis of the date set for receipt of race, religion, color, or bids. national origin; and fur- All questions concerning ther agrees to abide by the proposal shall be di- Executive Order No. rected to Steve West 11246, as amended, Construction Coordinator which prohibits discrimi- for Tooele County nation on the basis of School District at age, and Section 504 of 435-830-8431 or the Rehabilitation Act of [email protected] 1973, which prohibits g or the CTE Director discrimination on the ba- Marianne Oborn sis of handicap. This 435-833-1900 or mo- agreement may be can- [email protected] celed if the offeror fails BID SECURITY- 5% of to comply with the provi- the Proposed Amount sions of these laws and (attached) regulations. Offeror Legal Information and must include this provi- Disclaimers sion in every subcontract INSURANCE or purchase order relat- Workmen's Compensa- ing to purchases by tion and Employer's Li- Tooele County School ability Insurance. The District to insure that Offeror shall comply with subcontractors and ven- the provisions of the dors are bound by this Workman's Compensa- provision. tion Act, and all other (Published in the Tran- legislation, federal and script Bulletin April 7, 12 state, applicable to the & 14, 2016) work described herein, and the Offeror agrees to make all payments, returns, an reports re- quired by these acts. Ba- sic business liability in- surance should also be provided. PROPRIETARY INFOR- MATION: Offerors are required to mark any specific infor- mation contained in their proposal, which is not to be disclosed to the pub- lic, or used for purposes other than the evaluation of the proposals. Pricing and service elements of the successful proposal will not be considered proprietary. All materials become the property of Tooele County School District and may be re- turned only at the Dis- trict's option. Proposals submitted may be re- viewed and evaluated by any person at the discre- tion of the District. INDEMNIFICATION The offeror agrees to protect, indemnify and hold the Board, the offi- cers, members, agents and employees to the Board (collectively the "Indemnities") free and harmless from and against all losses, claims liens, demands and causes of action of every kind and character aris- ing out of judgment, pen- alties, interest, court costs and legal fees in- curred by the Indemni- ties or any of them in de- fense of same, arising in favor of any party, in- cluding governmental agencies or bodies, on account of, but not lim- ited to, taxes, claims, liens, debts, personal in- juries, death or damages to property (including property if Indemnities). The Offeror further agrees to investigate, handles, respond to, pro- vide defense for and de- fend any such claim, de- mand or cause of action at its sole expense, and agrees to bear all other costs and expenses re- lated thereto. INDEPENDENT CON- TRACT It is understood and agreed by the parties that the offeror is to act in the capacity of an in- dependent contractor. Offeror's officers and employees shall not be considered as employ- ees or officers of the Dis- trict and shall not be en- titled to any employee benefits as District em- ployees as a result of the execution of this agree- ment. ASSIGNMENT The offeror shall not as- sign this agreement or assign, pledge transfer or otherwise dispose of its interest in this agree- ment, without the spe- cific consent of the Dis- trict, and that no such assignment, pledge, mortgage, transfer, or other disposition shall re- lieve the offeror of its ob- ligations hereunder, nor shall such an assign- ment of other disposition terminate any such claim or defense which the District may have. The District may assert any claim or defense it may have against the offeror and against any such as- signee. TAXATION It is understood and agreed that the offeror shall pay and discharge all license fees, assess- ment, and sales, use and property and other tax or taxes lawfully im- posed. NON-DISCRIMINATION/ AFFIRMATIVE ACTION The Offeror agrees to abide by the provisions of the Utah Anti discrimi- nation Act, Title 34 Chapter 35, U.C.A. 1953, as amended, and Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (USC 2000e), which prohibit discrimi- nation against any em- ployee or applicant for employment, or any ap- plicant or recipient of services, on the basis of race, religion, color, or national origin; and fur- ther agrees to abide by Executive Order No. 11246, as amended, which prohibits discrimi- nation on the basis of age, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibits discrimination on the ba- sis of handicap. This agreement may be can- celed if the offeror fails to comply with the provi- sions of these laws and regulations. Offeror must include this provi- sion in every subcontract or purchase order relat- ing to purchases by Tooele County School District to insure that subcontractors and ven- dors are bound by this provision. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 7, 12 & 14, 2016) REQUEST FOR PRO- POSAL TO INSTALL NEW DUST COLLEC- TION SYSTEM AND REMOVE EXISTING SYSTEM FOR Tooele County School District Due April 22nd, at 4 p.m. I. BACKGROUND IN- FORMATION Tooele County School District is seeking pro- posals for the Installation of a new dust collection system for the Cabinet- making Shop at Tooele REQUEST FOR PRO- High School. POSAL TO INSTALL Specifications: The NEW DUST COLLEC- specifications include, TION SYSTEM AND but are not limited to: REMOVE EXISTING providing Tooele High SYSTEM FOR Tooele School woodshop with County School District an efficient and self-con- Due April 22nd, at 4 tained Dust Collection p.m. System. The collection I. BACKGROUND IN- system is for saw dust FORMATION specifically and is not an Tooele County School air purification system. District is seeking pro- The turn-key job will in- posals for the Installation clude to furnish, deliver of a new dust collection and install the dust col- system for the Cabinet- lection system. The facil- making Shop at Tooele ity currently has duct REQUEST FOR PRO- High School. work for the system. POSAL TO INSTALL Specifications: The Contractor will provide NEW DUST COLLEC- specifications include, all materials needed to TION SYSTEM AND but are not limited to: tie the new collector into REMOVE EXISTING providing Tooele High existing duct work. Some SYSTEM FOR Tooele School woodshop with of the approved manu- County School District an efficient and self-con- facturers for the new Due April 22nd, at 4 tained Dust Collection dust collection system p.m. System. The collection include but are not lim- I. BACKGROUND IN- system is for saw dust ited to Nederman, Wurth FORMATION specifically and is not an and CSL. Tooele County School air purification system. The new dust collection District is seeking pro- The turn-key job will in- system needs to be a posals for the Installation clude to furnish, deliver bag house and motor of a new dust collection and install the dust col- shaker system that is on system for the Cabinet- lection system. The facil- an elevated stand. Sys- making Shop at Tooele ity currently has duct tem will need a minimum REQUEST FOR PRO- High School. work for the system. capacity of 12,000 CFM POSAL TO INSTALL Specifications: The Contractor will provide with a 50 HP motor that NEW DUST COLLEC- specifications include, all materials needed to must run on 208V TION SYSTEM AND but are not limited to: tie the new collector into power. The system must REMOVE EXISTING providing Tooele High existing duct work. Some have a fire dampener SYSTEM FOR Tooele School woodshop with of the approved manu- system. A mandatory County School District an efficient and self-con- facturers for the new contractors meeting is Due April 22nd, at 4 tained Dust Collection dust collection system required for all contrac- p.m. System. The collection include but are not lim- tors interested in submit- I. BACKGROUND IN- system is for saw dust ited to Nederman, Wurth ting for the job. The FORMATION specifically and is not an and CSL. meeting will be a site Tooele County School air purification system. The new dust collection walk thru at Tooele High District is seeking pro- The turn-key job will in- system needs to be a School on April 15th at posals for the Installation clude to furnish, deliver bag house and motor 3:00 pm. The contractor of a new dust collection and install the dust col- shaker system that is on meeting will be con- system for the Cabinet- lection system. The facil- an elevated stand. Sys- ducted by Dave making Shop at Tooele ity currently has duct tem will need a minimum Beacham, Maintenance High School. work for the system. capacity of 12,000 CFM Supervisor (435) Specifications: The Contractor will provide with a 50 HP motor that 830-2787. specifications include, all materials needed to must run on 208V OBJECTIVE AND but are not limited to: tie the new collector into power. The system must SCOPE providing Tooele High existing duct work. Some have a fire dampener The selected provider School woodshop with of the approved manu- system. A mandatory will be expected to per- an efficient and self-con- facturers for the new contractors meeting is form the following: tained Dust Collection dust collection system required for all contrac- 1. Remove the existing System. The collection include but are not lim- tors interested in submit- dust collection system in system is for saw dust ited to Nederman, Wurth ting for the job. The the Cabinetmaking Shop specifically and is not an and CSL. meeting will be a site at Tooele High School air purification system. The new dust collection walk thru at Tooele High (411 West Vine Street, The turn-key job will in- system needs to be a School on April 15th at Tooele, UT). clude to furnish, deliver bag house and motor 3:00 pm. The contractor 2. Furnish and Install and install the dust col- shaker system that is on meeting will be con- New Dust Collection lection system. The facil- an elevated stand. Sys- ducted by Dave System - Tie into exist- ity currently has duct tem will need a minimum Beacham, Maintenance ing Dust Collection sys- work for the system. capacity of 12,000 CFM Supervisor (435) tem Contractor will provide with a 50 HP motor that 830-2787. II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- all materials needed to must run on 208V OBJECTIVE AND CATION REQUIRE- tie the new collector into power. The system must SCOPE MENTS existing duct work. Some have a fire dampener The selected provider Interested contractors of the approved manu- system. A mandatory will be expected to per- should include the fol- facturers for the new contractors meeting is form the following: lowing information in dust collection system required for all contrac- 1. Remove the existing their proposal: include but are not lim- tors interested in submit- dust collection system in 1. Profile and Qualifica- ited to Nederman, Wurth ting for the job. The the Cabinetmaking Shop tion (past experience and CSL. meeting will be a site at Tooele High School with similar projects) The new dust collection walk thru at Tooele High (411 West Vine Street, 2. Cost for removal of system needs to be a School on April 15th at Tooele, UT). existing dust collection bag house and motor 3:00 pm. The contractor 2. Furnish and Install 3. Cost for preparation of shaker system that is on meeting will be con- New Dust Collection facility for new dust col- an elevated stand. Sys- ducted by Dave System - Tie into exist- lection system tem will need a minimum Beacham, Maintenance ing Dust Collection sys- 4. Cost for new dust col- capacity of 12,000 CFM Supervisor (435) tem lection system with a 50 HP motor that 830-2787. II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- 5. Cost for installation of must run on 208V OBJECTIVE AND CATION REQUIRE- new dust collection sys- power. The system must SCOPE MENTS tem and tie into existing have a fire dampener The selected provider Interested contractors duct work. system. A mandatory will be expected to per- should include the fol- 6. Recommended Sys- contractors meeting is form the following: lowing information in tem Specifications. (Note required for all contrac- 1. Remove the existing their proposal: the system will need to tors interested in submit- dust collection system in 1. Profile and Qualifica- meet the minimum de- ting for the job. The the Cabinetmaking Shop tion (past experience sign criteria for Tooele meeting will be a site at Tooele High School with similar projects) County School District walk thru at Tooele High (411 West Vine Street, 2. Cost for removal of as outlined above.) School on April 15th at Tooele, UT). existing dust collection 7. Timeline for comple- 3:00 pm. The contractor 2. Furnish and Install 3. Cost for preparation of tion of project. meeting will be con- New Dust Collection facility for new dust col- III. CONTRACTUAL AR- ducted by Dave System - Tie into exist- lection system RANGEMENTS Beacham, Maintenance ing Dust Collection sys- 4. Cost for new dust col- A. Full cost for independ- Supervisor (435) tem lection system ent contracting of Dust 830-2787. II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- 5. Cost for installation of Collection installation re- OBJECTIVE AND CATION REQUIRE- new dust collection sys- quirements. SCOPE MENTS tem and tie into existing B. Tooele County School The selected provider Interested contractors duct work. District staff will be avail- will be expected to per- should include the fol- 6. Recommended Sys- able by appointment to form the following: lowing information in tem Specifications. (Note provide facility access 1. Remove the existing their proposal: the system will need to and information as dust collection system in 1. Profile and Qualifica- meet the minimum de- needed. the Cabinetmaking Shop tion (past experience sign criteria for Tooele IV. EVALUATION OF at Tooele High School with similar projects) County School District PROPOSALS (411 West Vine Street, 2. Cost for removal of as outlined above.) After review of each Tooele, UT). existing dust collection 7. Timeline for comple- RFP, qualifying firms/in- 2. Furnish and Install 3. Cost for preparation of tion of project. dividuals will be inter- New Dust Collection facility for new dust col- III. CONTRACTUAL AR- viewed by the Facilities System - Tie into exist- lection system RANGEMENTS Committee, Business ing Dust Collection sys- 4. Cost for new dust col- A. Full cost for independ- Administrator, CTE Di- tem lection system ent contracting of Dust rector, and Facilities Di- II. PROPOSAL QUALIFI- 5. Cost for installation of Collection installation re- rector. The following cri- CATION REQUIRE- new dust collection sys- quirements. teria will be considered MENTS tem and tie into existing B. Tooele County School when making an evalua- Interested contractors duct work. District staff will be avail- tion of the proposals/in- should include the fol- 6. Recommended Sys- able by appointment to terview process: lowing information in tem Specifications. (Note provide facility access A. Profile and Qualifica- their proposal: the system will need to and information as tions 20% 1. Profile and Qualifica- meet the minimum de- needed. B. Cost & Quality of New tion (past experience sign criteria for Tooele IV. EVALUATION OF Dust Collection System with similar projects) County School District PROPOSALS (40%) 2. Cost for removal of as outlined above.) After review of each C. Cost of Removal of existing dust collection 7. Timeline for comple- RFP, qualifying firms/in- existing system (30%) 3. Cost for preparation of tion of project. dividuals will be inter- D. Timeline for comple- facility for new dust col- III. CONTRACTUAL AR- viewed by the Facilities tion (10%) lection system RANGEMENTS Committee, Business E. Right to Reject 4. Cost for new dust col- A. Full cost for independ- Administrator, CTE Di- Tooele County School lection system ent contracting of Dust rector, and Facilities Di- District reserves the right 5. Cost for installation of Collection installation re- rector. The following cri- to reject any and all pro- new dust collection sys- quirements. teria will be considered posals submitted and to tem and tie into existing B. Tooele County School when making an evalua- request additional infor- duct work. District staff will be avail- tion of the proposals/in- mation from all propos- 6. Recommended Sys- able by appointment to terview process: ers. Any contract tem Specifications. (Note provide facility access A. Profile and Qualifica- awarded will be made to the system will need to and information as tions 20% the contractor who, meet the minimum de- needed. B. Cost & Quality of New based on evaluation of sign criteria for Tooele IV. EVALUATION OF Dust Collection System all responses, applying County School District PROPOSALS (40%) all criteria and oral inter- as outlined above.) After review of each C. Cost of Removal of views, if necessary, is 7. Timeline for comple- RFP, qualifying firms/in- existing system (30%) determined to be the tion of project. dividuals will be inter- D. Timeline for comple- best to perform the audit. III. CONTRACTUAL AR- viewed by the Facilities tion (10%) V. SUBMISSION OF RANGEMENTS Committee, Business E. Right to Reject PROPOSALS A. Full cost for independ- Administrator, CTE Di- Tooele County School Proposals are due: April ent contracting of Dust rector, and Facilities Di- District reserves the right 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Collection installation re- rector. The following cri- to reject any and all pro- Tooele County School quirements. teria will be considered posals submitted and to District 92 South Lode- B. Tooele County School when making an evalua- request additional infor- stone Way Tooele, Utah District staff will be avail- tion of the proposals/in- mation from all propos- 84074. Proposals will be able by appointment to terview process: ers. Any contract received by the Tooele provide facility access A. Profile and Qualifica- awarded will be made to County School District at and information as tions 20% the contractor who, the address and the time needed. B. Cost & Quality of New based on evaluation of stated above. The IV. EVALUATION OF Dust Collection System all responses, applying Owner reserves the right PROPOSALS (40%) all criteria and oral inter- to reject any and all pro- After review of each C. Cost of Removal of views, if necessary, is posals. All proposals are RFP, qualifying firms/in- existing system (30%) determined to be the subject to final approval dividuals will be inter- D. Timeline for comple- best to perform the audit. of the Board of Educa- viewed by the Facilities tion (10%) V. SUBMISSION OF tion at its regularly Committee, Business E. Right to Reject PROPOSALS scheduled board meet- Administrator, CTE Di- Tooele County School Proposals are due: April ing on May 10, 2016. rector, and Facilities Di- District reserves the right 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at VI. SOURCES OF IN- rector. The following cri- to reject any and all pro- Tooele County School FORMATION teria will be considered posals submitted and to District 92 South Lode- All questions concerning when making an evalua- request additional infor- stone Way Tooele, Utah the proposal shall be di- tion of the proposals/in- mation from all propos- 84074. Proposals will be rected to Steve West Fa- terview process: ers. Any contract received by the Tooele cilities Director or Mari- A. Profile and Qualifica- awarded will be made to County School District at anne Oborn CTE Direc- tions 20% the contractor who, the address and the time tor for Tooele County B. Cost & Quality of New based on evaluation of stated above. The School District at Dust Collection System all responses, applying Owner reserves the right 435-833-1900. (40%) all criteria and oral inter- to reject any and all pro- PROPOSAL REQUIRE- C. Cost of Removal of views, if necessary, is posals. All proposals are MENTS existing system (30%) determined to be the subject to final approval Materials and equipment D. Timeline for comple- best to perform the audit. of the Board of Educa- shall bid subject to the tion (10%) V. SUBMISSION OF tion at its regularly following requirements: E. Right to Reject PROPOSALS scheduled board meet- 1. Sales tax is not in- Tooele County School Proposals are due: April ing on May 10, 2016. cluded District reserves the right 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at VI. SOURCES OF IN- Note: All materials pur- to reject any and all pro- Tooele County School FORMATION chased for this project is posals submitted and to District 92 South Lode- All questions concerning subject to Form TC-721 request additional infor- stone Way Tooele, Utah the proposal shall be di- Exemption Certificate, to mation from all propos- 84074. Proposals will be rected to Steve West Fa- be filed with each ven- ers. Any contract received by the Tooele cilities Director or Mari- dor. awarded will be made to County School District at anne Oborn CTE Direc- 2. Proposals shall be the contractor who, the address and the time tor for Tooele County priced lump sum to fur- based on evaluation of stated above. The School District at nish and install material all responses, applying Owner reserves the right 435-833-1900. and/or equipment as re- all criteria and oral inter- to reject any and all pro- PROPOSAL REQUIRE- quired by the proposal views, if necessary, is posals. All proposals are MENTS Documents unless other- determined to be the subject to final approval Materials and equipment wise specified. best to perform the audit. of the Board of Educa- shall bid subject to the 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- V. SUBMISSION OF tion at its regularly following requirements: rity is required with this PROPOSALS scheduled board meet- 1. Sales tax is not in- project. Proposals are due: April ing on May 10, 2016. cluded 4. Payment and Per- 22, 2016 at 2:00 pm at VI. SOURCES OF IN- Note: All materials pur- formance Bonds are re- Tooele County School FORMATION chased for this project is quired with this project. District 92 South Lode- All questions concerning subject to Form TC-721 5. Completion date (we stone Way Tooele, Utah the proposal shall be di- Exemption Certificate, to want to complete this 84074. Proposals will be rected to Steve West Fa- be filed with each ven- project in a timely fash- received by the Tooele cilities Director or Mari- dor. ion) County School District at anne Oborn CTE Direc- 2. Proposals shall be This price is to cover all the address and the time tor for Tooele County priced lump sum to fur- expenses incurred per- stated above. The School District at nish and install material forming the work re- Owner reserves the right 435-833-1900. and/or equipment as re- quired under the Con- to reject any and all pro- PROPOSAL REQUIRE- quired by the proposal tract Documents of posals. All proposals are MENTS Documents unless other- which this proposal is a subject to final approval Materials and equipment wise specified. part. of the Board of Educa- shall bid subject to the 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- Upon receipt of accep- tion at its regularly following requirements: rity is required with this tance of this proposal, I scheduled board meet- 1. Sales tax is not in- project. (we) shall within 10 days ing on May 10, 2016. cluded 4. Payment and Per- and deliver surety bonds VI. SOURCES OF IN- Note: All materials pur- formance Bonds are re- for the faithful perform- FORMATION chased for this project is quired with this project. ance and payment under All questions concerning subject to Form TC-721 5. Completion date (we this contract. the proposal shall be di- Exemption Certificate, to want to complete this The owner reserves the rected to Steve West Fa- be filed with each ven- project in a timely fash- right to reject any and all cilities Director or Mari- dor. ion) proposals, or to waive anne Oborn CTE Direc- 2. Proposals shall be This price is to cover all any irregularities or infor- tor for Tooele County priced lump sum to fur- expenses incurred per- malities in any proposal School District at nish and install material forming the work re- or in the bidding. 435-833-1900. and/or equipment as re- quired under the Con- This proposal is valid for PROPOSAL REQUIRE- quired by the proposal tract Documents of a period of 60 days after MENTS Documents unless other- which this proposal is a the date set for receipt of Materials and equipment wise specified. part. bids. shall bid subject to the 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- Upon receipt of accep- All questions concerning following requirements: rity is required with this tance of this proposal, I the proposal shall be di- 1. Sales tax is not in- project. (we) shall within 10 days rected to Steve West cluded 4. Payment and Per- and deliver surety bonds Construction Coordinator Note: All materials pur- formance Bonds are re- for the faithful perform- for Tooele County chased for this project is quired with this project. ance and payment under School District at subject to Form TC-721 5. Completion date (we this contract. 435-830-8431 or Exemption Certificate, to want to complete this The owner reserves the [email protected] be filed with each ven- project in a timely fash- right to reject any and all g or the CTE Director dor. ion) proposals, or to waive Marianne Oborn 2. Proposals shall be This price is to cover all any irregularities or infor- 435-833-1900 or mo- priced lump sum to fur- expenses incurred per- malities in any proposal [email protected] nish and install material forming the work re- or in the bidding. BID SECURITY- 5% of and/or equipment as re- quired under the Con- This proposal is valid for the Proposed Amount quired by the proposal tract Documents of a period of 60 days after (attached) Documents unless other- which this proposal is a the date set for receipt of Legal Information and wise specified. part. bids. Disclaimers 3. Five (5) % Bid Secu- Upon receipt of accep- All questions concerning INSURANCE rity is required with this tance of this proposal, I the proposal shall be di- Workmen's Compensa- project. (we) shall within 10 days rected to Steve West tion and Employer's Li- 4. Payment and Per- and deliver surety bonds Construction Coordinator ability Insurance. The formance Bonds are re- for the faithful perform- for Tooele County Offeror shall comply with quired with this project. ance and payment under School District at the provisions of the 5. Completion date (we this contract. 435-830-8431 or Workman's Compensa- want to complete this The owner reserves the [email protected] tion Act, and all other project in a timely fash- right to reject any and all g or the CTE Director legislation, federal and ion) proposals, or to waive Marianne Oborn state, applicable to the This price is to cover all any irregularities or infor- 435-833-1900 or mo- work described herein, expenses incurred per- malities in any proposal [email protected] and the Offeror agrees forming the work re- or in the bidding. BID SECURITY- 5% of to make all payments, quired under the Con- This proposal is valid for the Proposed Amount returns, an reports re- tract Documents of a period of 60 days after (attached) quired by these acts. Ba- which this proposal is a the date set for receipt of Legal Information and sic business liability in- part. bids. Disclaimers surance should also be Upon receipt of accep- All questions concerning INSURANCE provided. tance of this proposal, I the proposal shall be di- Workmen's Compensa- PROPRIETARY INFOR- (we) shall within 10 days rected to Steve West tion and Employer's Li- MATION: and deliver surety bonds Construction Coordinator ability Insurance. The Offerors are required to for the faithful perform- for Tooele County Offeror shall comply with mark any specific infor- ance and payment under School District at the provisions of the mation contained in their this contract. 435-830-8431 or Workman's Compensa- proposal, which is not to The owner reserves the [email protected] tion Act, and all other be disclosed to the pub- right to reject any and all g or the CTE Director legislation, federal and lic, or used for purposes proposals, or to waive Marianne Oborn state, applicable to the other than the evaluation any irregularities or infor- 435-833-1900 or mo- work described herein, of the proposals. Pricing malities in any proposal [email protected] and the Offeror agrees and service elements of or in the bidding. BID SECURITY- 5% of to make all payments, the successful proposal This proposal is valid for the Proposed Amount returns, an reports re- will not be considered a period of 60 days after (attached) quired by these acts. Ba- proprietary. All materials the date set for receipt of Legal Information and sic business liability in- become the property of bids. Disclaimers surance should also be Tooele County School All questions concerning INSURANCE provided. District and may be re- the proposal shall be di- Workmen's Compensa- PROPRIETARY INFOR- turned only at the Dis- rected to Steve West tion and Employer's Li- MATION: trict's option. Proposals Construction Coordinator ability Insurance. The Offerors are required to submitted may be re- for Tooele County Offeror shall comply with mark any specific infor- viewed and evaluated by School District at the provisions of the mation contained in their any person at the discre- 435-830-8431 or Workman's Compensa- proposal, which is not to tion of the District. [email protected] tion Act, and all other be disclosed to the pub- INDEMNIFICATION g or the CTE Director legislation, federal and lic, or used for purposes The offeror agrees to Marianne Oborn state, applicable to the other than the evaluation protect, indemnify and 435-833-1900 or mo- work described herein, of the proposals. Pricing hold the Board, the offi- [email protected] and the Offeror agrees and service elements of cers, members, agents BID SECURITY- 5% of to make all payments, the successful proposal and employees to the the Proposed Amount returns, an reports re- will not be considered Board (collectively the (attached) quired by these acts. Ba- proprietary. All materials "Indemnities") free and Legal Information and sic business liability in- become the property of harmless from and Disclaimers surance should also be Tooele County School against all losses, claims INSURANCE provided. District and may be re- liens, demands and Workmen's Compensa- PROPRIETARY INFOR- turned only at the Dis- causes of action of every tion and Employer's Li- MATION: trict's option. Proposals kind and character aris- ability Insurance. The Offerors are required to submitted may be re- ing out of judgment, pen- Offeror shall comply with mark any specific infor- viewed and evaluated by alties, interest, court the provisions of the mation contained in their any person at the discre- costs and legal fees in- Workman's Compensa- proposal, which is not to tion of the District. curred by the Indemni- tion Act, and all other be disclosed to the pub- INDEMNIFICATION ties or any of them in de- legislation, federal and lic, or used for purposes The offeror agrees to fense of same, arising in state, applicable to the other than the evaluation protect, indemnify and favor of any party, in- work described herein, of the proposals. Pricing hold the Board, the offi- cluding governmental and the Offeror agrees and service elements of cers, members, agents agencies or bodies, on to make all payments, the successful proposal and employees to the account of, but not lim- returns, an reports re- will not be considered Board (collectively the ited to, taxes, claims, quired by these acts. Ba- proprietary. All materials "Indemnities") free and liens, debts, personal in- sic business liability in- become the property of harmless from and juries, death or damages surance should also be Tooele County School against all losses, claims to property (including provided. District and may be re- liens, demands and property if Indemnities). PROPRIETARY INFOR- turned only at the Dis- causes of action of every The Offeror further MATION: trict's option. Proposals kind and character aris- agrees to investigate, Offerors are required to submitted may be re- ing out of judgment, pen- handles, respond to, pro- mark any specific infor- viewed and evaluated by alties, interest, court vide defense for and de- mation contained in their any person at the discre- costs and legal fees in- fend any such claim, de- proposal, which is not to tion of the District. curred by the Indemni- mand or cause of action be disclosed to the pub- INDEMNIFICATION ties or any of them in de- at its sole expense, and lic, or used for purposes The offeror agrees to fense of same, arising in agrees to bear all other other than the evaluation protect, indemnify and favor of any party, in- costs and expenses re- of the proposals. Pricing hold the Board, the offi- cluding governmental lated thereto. and service elements of cers, members, agents agencies or bodies, on INDEPENDENT CON- the successful proposal and employees to the account of, but not lim- TRACT will not be considered Board (collectively the ited to, taxes, claims, It is understood and proprietary. All materials "Indemnities") free and liens, debts, personal in- agreed by the parties become the property of harmless from and juries, death or damages that the offeror is to act Tooele County School against all losses, claims to property (including in the capacity of an in- District and may be re- liens, demands and property if Indemnities). dependent contractor. turned only at the Dis- causes of action of every The Offeror further Offeror's officers and trict's option. Proposals kind and character aris- agrees to investigate, employees shall not be submitted may be re- ing out of judgment, pen- handles, respond to, pro- considered as employ- viewed and evaluated by alties, interest, court vide defense for and de- ees or officers of the Dis- any person at the discre- costs and legal fees in- fend any such claim, de- trict and shall not be en- tion of the District. curred by the Indemni- mand or cause of action titled to any employee INDEMNIFICATION ties or any of them in de- at its sole expense, and benefits as District em- The offeror agrees to fense of same, arising in agrees to bear all other ployees as a result of the protect, indemnify and favor of any party, in- costs and expenses re- execution of this agree- hold the Board, the offi- cluding governmental lated thereto. ment. REQUEST FOR PRO- cers, members, agents agencies or bodies, on INDEPENDENT CON- ASSIGNMENT POSALS FOR SERV- and employees to the account of, but not lim- TRACT The offeror shall not as- ICES FOR THE TOWN Board (collectively the ited to, taxes, claims, It is understood and sign this agreement or OF VERNON STREET "Indemnities") free and liens, debts, personal in- agreed by the parties assign, pledge transfer REPAIR PROJECT harmless from and juries, death or damages that the offeror is to act or otherwise dispose of Notice is hereby given against all losses, claims to property (including in the capacity of an in- its interest in this agree- that the Town of Vernon liens, demands and property if Indemnities). dependent contractor. ment, without the spe- is accepting statements causes of action of every The Offeror further Offeror's officers and cific consent of the Dis- of qualifications and pro- kind and character aris- agrees to investigate, employees shall not be trict, and that no such posals from qualified ing out of judgment, pen- handles, respond to, pro- considered as employ- assignment, pledge, contractors for the con- alties, interest, court vide defense for and de- ees or officers of the Dis- mortgage, transfer, or struction and administra- costs and legal fees in- fend any such claim, de- trict and shall not be en- other disposition shall re- tion of the repairs to Ver- curred by the Indemni- mand or cause of action titled to any employee lieve the offeror of its ob- non's Streets. Experi- ties or any of them in de- at its sole expense, and benefits as District em- ligations hereunder, nor ence in this type of work fense of same, arising in agrees to bear all other ployees as a result of the shall such an assign- is preferred. Response favor of any party, in- costs and expenses re- execution of this agree- ment of other disposition to the RFP, and a written cluding governmental lated thereto. ment. terminate any such claim REQUEST FOR PRO- statement of qualifica- agencies or bodies, on INDEPENDENT CON- ASSIGNMENT or defense which the POSALS FOR SERV- tions will be accepted at account of, but not lim- TRACT The offeror shall not as- District may have. The ICES FOR THE TOWN PO Box 134, Vernon, ited to, taxes, claims, It is understood and sign this agreement or District may assert any OF VERNON STREET Utah until 5:00 p.m. on liens, debts, personal in- agreed by the parties assign, pledge transfer claim or defense it may REPAIR PROJECT Friday, May 6th, 2016. juries, death or damages that the offeror is to act or otherwise dispose of have against the offeror Notice is hereby given Bids will also be ac- to property (including in the capacity of an in- its interest in this agree- and against any such as- that the Town of Vernon cepted by appointment property if Indemnities). dependent contractor. ment, without the spe- signee. is accepting statements prior to 5:00 p.m. on May The Offeror further Offeror's officers and cific consent of the Dis- TAXATION of qualifications and pro- 6th, 2016 by contacting agrees to investigate, employees shall not be trict, and that no such It is understood and posals from qualified Bruce Thomas, tele- handles, respond to, pro- considered as employ- assignment, pledge, agreed that the offeror contractors for the con- phone (435) 839-3468, vide defense for and de- ees or officers of the Dis- mortgage, transfer, or shall pay and discharge struction and administra- or for any questions or fend any such claim, de- trict and shall not be en- other disposition shall re- all license fees, assess- tion of the repairs to Ver- specifications in order to mand or cause of action titled to any employee lieve the offeror of its ob- ment, and sales, use non's Streets. Experi- respond to this RFP. at its sole expense, and benefits as District em- ligations hereunder, nor and property and other ence in this type of work Any bids submitted after agrees to bear all other ployees as a result of the shall such an assign- tax or taxes lawfully im- is preferred. Response or not received by May costs and expenses re- execution of this agree- ment of other disposition posed. to the RFP, and a written 6th, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. lated thereto. ment. terminate any such claim NON-DISCRIMINATION/ REQUEST FOR PRO- statement of qualifica- by the Town of Vernon INDEPENDENT CON- ASSIGNMENT or defense which the AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POSALS FOR SERV- tions will be accepted at will not be considered for TRACT The offeror shall not as- District may have. The The Offeror agrees to ICES FOR THE TOWN PO Box 134, Vernon, award. Mailed bids re- It is understood and sign this agreement or District may assert any abide by the provisions OF VERNON STREET Utah until 5:00 p.m. on ceived after May 6th, agreed by the parties assign, pledge transfer claim or defense it may of the Utah Anti discrimi- REPAIR PROJECT Friday, May 6th, 2016. 2016 at 5:00 p.m., even that the offeror is to act or otherwise dispose of have against the offeror nation Act, Title 34 Notice is hereby given Bids will also be ac- if post marked before, in the capacity of an in- its interest in this agree- and against any such as- Chapter 35, U.C.A. that the Town of Vernon cepted by appointment will not be considered. dependent contractor. ment, without the spe- signee. 1953, as amended, and is accepting statements prior to 5:00 p.m. on May The Town of Vernon will Offeror's officers and cific consent of the Dis- TAXATION Title VI and Title VII of of qualifications and pro- 6th, 2016 by contacting not accept any employees shall not be trict, and that no such It is understood and the Civil Rights Act of posals from qualified Bruce Thomas, tele- RFQ/RFP submittal by considered as employ- assignment, pledge, agreed that the offeror 1964 (USC 2000e), contractors for the con- phone (435) 839-3468, facsimile, electronic ees or officers of the Dis- mortgage, transfer, or shall pay and discharge which prohibit discrimi- struction and administra- or for any questions or transmission or any trict and shall not be en- other disposition shall re- all license fees, assess- nation against any em- tion of the repairs to Ver- specifications in order to method other than stated titled to any employee lieve the offeror of its ob- ment, and sales, use ployee or applicant for non's Streets. Experi- respond to this RFP. above. The Town of benefits as District em- ligations hereunder, nor and property and other employment, or any ap- ence in this type of work Any bids submitted after Vernon will hold a ployees as a result of the shall such an assign- tax or taxes lawfully im- plicant or recipient of is preferred. Response or not received by May pre-bid meeting at the execution of this agree- ment of other disposition posed. services, on the basis of to the RFP, and a written 6th, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. Vernon Fire Station, 325 ment. terminate any such claim NON-DISCRIMINATION/ race, religion, color, or REQUEST FOR PRO- statement of qualifica- by the Town of Vernon South Main Street on ASSIGNMENT or defense which the AFFIRMATIVE ACTION national origin; and fur- POSALS FOR SERV- tions will be accepted at will not be considered for May 2nd, 2016 at 10:00 The offeror shall not as- District may have. The The Offeror agrees to ther agrees to abide by ICES FOR THE TOWN PO Box 134, Vernon, award. Mailed bids re- a.m. at the Vernon Fire sign this agreement or District may assert any abide by the provisions Executive Order No. OF VERNON STREET Utah until 5:00 p.m. on ceived after May 6th, station. assign, pledge transfer claim or defense it may of the Utah Anti discrimi- 11246, as amended, REPAIR PROJECT Friday, May 6th, 2016. 2016 at 5:00 p.m., even The Town of Vernon re- or otherwise dispose of have against the offeror nation Act, Title 34 which prohibits discrimi- Notice is hereby given Bids will also be ac- if post marked before, serves the right not to is- its interest in this agree- and against any such as- Chapter 35, U.C.A. nation on the basis of that the Town of Vernon cepted by appointment will not be considered. sue a RFQ/RFP and to ment, without the spe- signee. 1953, as amended, and age, and Section 504 of is accepting statements prior to 5:00 p.m. on May The Town of Vernon will cancel or modify this so- cific consent of the Dis- TAXATION Title VI and Title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of of qualifications and pro- 6th, 2016 by contacting not accept any licitation at any time if it trict, and that no such It is understood and the Civil Rights Act of 1973, which prohibits posals from qualified Bruce Thomas, tele- RFQ/RFP submittal by deems, in its sole discre- assignment,TUESDAY April pledge, 12, 2016agreed that the offeror 1964 (USC 2000e), discrimination on the ba- contractors for the con- phone (435) 839-3468, facsimile, electronic tion that such measures mortgage, transfer, or shall pay and discharge which prohibit discrimi- sis of handicap.TOOELE This TRANSCRIPT-BULLETINstruction and administra- or for any questions or transmission or any are in the Town of B7Ver- other disposition shall re- all license fees, assess- nation against any em- agreement may be can- tion of the repairs to Ver- specifications in order to method other than stated non's best interests. It is lieve the offeror of its ob- ment, and sales, use ployee or applicant for celed if the offeror fails non's Streets. Experi- respond to this RFP. above. The Town of anticipated that the ligationsPublic hereunder, Notices nor andPublic property Notices and other employment,Public Notices or any ap- toPublic comply with Notices the provi- Public Notices encePublic in this Noticestype of work AnyPublic bids submitted Notices after VernonPublic will Notices hold a RFP/RFQsPublic Notices will be for- shallMiscellaneous such an assign- taxMiscellaneous or taxes lawfully im- plicantMiscellaneous or recipient of sionsMiscellaneous of these laws and Miscellaneous is Miscellaneouspreferred. Response orMiscellaneous not received by May pre-bidMiscellaneous meeting at the mallyMiscellaneous considered and ment of other disposition posed. services, on the basis of regulations. Offeror to the RFP, and a written 6th, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. Vernon Fire Station, 325 awarded at the Town terminate any such claim NON-DISCRIMINATION/ race, religion, color, or must include this provi- REQUEST FOR PRO- statement of qualifica- by the Town of Vernon South Main Street on Council meeting on May or defense which the AFFIRMATIVE ACTION national origin; and fur- sion in every subcontract POSALS FOR SERV- tions will be accepted at will not be considered for May 2nd, 2016 at 10:00 10th , 2016, at the 7:30 District may have. The The Offeror agrees to ther agrees to abide by or purchase order relat- ICES FOR THE TOWN PO Box 134, Vernon, award. Mailed bids re- a.m. at the Vernon Fire p.m. meeting. District may assert any abide by the provisions Executive Order No. ing to purchases by OF VERNON STREET Utah until 5:00 p.m. on ceived after May 6th, station. Dated this 4th day of claim or defense it may of the Utah Anti discrimi- 11246, as amended, Tooele County School REPAIR PROJECT Friday, May 6th, 2016. 2016 at 5:00 p.m., even The Town of Vernon re- April, 2016. have against the offeror nation Act, Title 34 which prohibits discrimi- District to insure that Notice is hereby given Bids will also be ac- if post marked before, serves the right not to is- Doretta Shumway and against any such as- Chapter 35, U.C.A. nation on the basis of subcontractors and ven- that the Town of Vernon cepted by appointment will not be considered. sue a RFQ/RFP and to Town Clerk/Recorder signee. 1953, as amended, and age, and Section 504 of dors are bound by this is accepting statements prior to 5:00 p.m. on May The Town of Vernon will cancel or modify this so- (Published in the Tran- TAXATION Title VI and Title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of provision. of qualifications and pro- 6th, 2016 by contacting not accept an y licitation at any time if it script Bulletin April 7 & It is understood and the Civil Rights Act of 1973, which prohibits (Published in the Tran- posals from qualified Bruce Thomas, tele- RFQ/RFP submittal by deems, in its sole discre- 12, 2016) agreed that the offeror 1964 (USC 2000e), discrimination on the ba- script Bulletin April 7, 12 contractors for the con- phone (435) 839-3468, facsimile, electronic tion that such measures shall pay and discharge which prohibit discrimi- sis of handicap. This & 14, 2016) struction and administra- or for any questions or transmission or any are in the Town of Ver- all license fees, assess- nation against any em- agreement may be can- tion of the repairs to Ver- specifications in order to method other than stated non's best interests. It is TOOELE ment, and sales, use ployee or applicant for celed if the offeror fails non's Streets. Experi- respond to this RFP. above. The Town of anticipated that the TRANSCRIPT and property and other employment, or any ap- to comply with the provi- SELLING YOUR moun- ence in this type of work Any bids submitted after Vernon will hold a RFP/RFQs will be for- BULLETIN tax or taxes lawfully im- plicant or recipient of sions of these laws and tain bike? www.tooele is preferred. Response or not received by May pre-bid meeting at the mally considered and posed. services, on the basis of regulations. Offeror transcript.com to the RFP, and a written 6th, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. Vernon Fire Station, 325 awarded at the Town NON-DISCRIMINATION/ race, religion, color, or must include this provi- statement of qualifica- by the Town of Vernon South Main Street on Council meeting on May AFFIRMATIVE ACTION national origin; and fur- sion in every subcontract tions will be accepted at will not be considered for May 2nd, 2016 at 10:00 10th , 2016, at the 7:30 The Offeror agrees to ther agrees to abide by or purchase order relat- PO Box 134, Vernon, award. Mailed bids re- a.m. at the Vernon Fire p.m. meeting. abide by the provisions Executive Order No. ing to purchases by Utah until 5:00 p.m. on ceived after May 6th, station. Dated this 4th day of of the Utah Anti discrimi- 11246, as amended, Tooele County School Friday, May 6th, 2016. 2016 at 5:00 p.m., even The Town of Vernon re- April, 2016. nation Act, Title 34 which prohibits discrimi- District to insure that Bids will also be ac- if post marked before, serves the right not to is- Doretta Shumway Chapter 35, U.C.A. nation on the basis of subcontractors and ven- cepted by appointment will not be considered. sue a RFQ/RFP and to Town Clerk/Recorder 1953, as amended, and age, and Section 504 of dors are bound by this prior to 5:00 p.m. on May The Town of Vernon will cancel or modify this so- (Published in the Tran- Title VI and Title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of provision. 6th, 2016 by contacting not accept any licitation at any time if it script Bulletin April 7 & the Civil Rights Act of 1973, which prohibits (Published in the Tran- Bruce Thomas, tele- RFQ/RFP submittal by deems, in its sole discre- 12, 2016) 1964 (USC 2000e), discrimination on the ba- script Bulletin April 7, 12 phone (435) 839-3468, facsimile, electronic tion that such measures which prohibit discrimi- sis of handicap. This & 14, 2016) or for any questions or transmission or any are in the Town of Ver- nation against any em- agreement may be can- specifications in order to method other than stated non's best interests. It is ployee or applicant for celed if the offeror fails respond to this RFP. above. The Town of anticipated that the employment, or any ap- to comply with the provi- Any bids submitted after Vernon will hold a RFP/RFQs will be for- plicant or recipient of sions of these laws and or not received by May pre-bid meeting at the mally considered and services, on the basis of regulations. Offeror 6th, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. Vernon Fire Station, 325 awarded at the Town race, religion, color, or must include this provi- by the Town of Vernon South Main Street on Council meeting on May national origin; and fur- sion in every subcontract will not be considered for May 2nd, 2016 at 10:00 10th , 2016, at the 7:30 ther agrees to abide by or purchase order relat- award. 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Custom Design & 24 Hour High Quality • Full Color Turnaround Available 58 North Main St. TOOELE 435-882-0050 B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 12, 2016 Stewart named latest winner of annual Jackie White-Kimber award by Tavin Stucki “I was SPORTS EDITOR impressed. I’d There weren't a lot of happy talking points about the Tooele heard a lot of girls basketball team last sea- son. good things.” The team went 4-17 and Susan Rydalch missed the playoffs. The Buffs Former THS coach finished dead last in Region 10 despite opening league play 2-0 with wins over Park City on the tics found online. road and Grantsville at home. “I feel like it’s an honor,” But one positivity is the Stewart said at a track meet growth of at least one individu- this season, where she com- al player: Senior power forward petes in the discus and shot Paris Stewart helped elevate put for the Tooele track and her teammates to a level in field team. “Just to think that which they kept fighting to win Coach Rydalch thinks of me, games, no matter the score. saw me play in that way — like Stewart was honored ear- a leader — that really means a lier this month with the Jackie lot to me.” White-Kimber Award, which is The list of recipients includes given annually to the Buffalo Lisa Tate (1988-89), Linda girls basketball player who dis- Matekel Kimball (1989-90), plays the best leadership skills Karie Johnson Frederickson and character while still being (1990-91), Shannon Lopez an integral part of the Tooele (1991-92), Frederickson again basketball force. in 1992-93, Stacie Blackburn Tom Ware, who caoched the (1993-94), Michelle Cooper Buffs during Stewart’s senior (1994-95), Amanda Kidd year, said she meant everything (1995-96), Cooper again in to the team. 1996-97, Lindsey Clegg (1997- “Paris worked her guts out in 98), Leah Roberts (1998-99), leadership for our team,” Ware Kenzie Briggs (1999-2000), KC FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO said. “She was the inspiration Bleazard (2000-01), Lindsay Tooele outfielder Hanna Strege (11) reels in a fly ball during Friday’s game to the team in encouraging the Stahl (2001-02), Alex Ontiveros against Grantsville. team. She worked so hard, she (2002-03), Staci Patch (2003- actually overworked.” 04), Elva Banford (2004-05), er run on Brayle Crosman’s home The award is named after Meredith Nigh (2005-06), Softball run to left to lead off the seventh former THS basketball player Samantha Thomas (2006-07), inning. Continued from Page B1 Jackie White-Kimber, who died Alexis Bird (2007-08), no win- “We knew we were going to in 1988 after a battle with can- ner was awarded in 2008-09, give up runs — we just expected cer. Susan Rydalch, a former Mattie Snow (2009-10), Lizzie and put the ball in play in good to hit the ball as well,” Taylor coach at Tooele, personally Stewart in 2010-11 and 2011- spots.” said. “There’s a lot of region left. selects each winner. 12, Kenzie Alvarez (2012-13), Meanwhile, Tooele’s offense This is just the first inning of the “I was impressed. I’d heard Courtney Schiwal (2013-14), stayed in the groove. Lujan’s RBI ballgame.” a lot of good things,” Rydalch Taylor Thomas (2014-15) and single in the third inning scored It wasn’t all good news for the FILE PHOTO said of the latest award winner. now Paris Stewart in 2015-16. Sierrah Anderson, and Lujan Buffaloes in Friday’s game. In the Tooele senior forward Paris Stewart drives to the hoop in a rivalry game against “I thought she was very deserv- Thomas received a gold ring later scored on Izzy Nicholas’ seventh inning, Fonger suffered Grantsville last season. Stewart is this year’s winner of the Jackie White-Kimber ing.” designed in part by the award’s RBI double. Anderson added a a knee injury chasing a ball near Award, given annually to a Buffalo girls basketball player who has displayed tre- Stewart scored 127 points second winner, Kimball. leadoff home run on the first the right-field foul line and had mendous character and leadership qualities. this season, according to statis- [email protected] pitch of the fifth inning. to be carried off the field. The offense was backed up by “We don’t know — everything’s solid defense, as the Buffs made kind of up in the air,” Nelson series with Fresno on Tuesday several difficult plays and didn’t said. “We’ve got a lot of depth, Bees in a game that was not com- commit an error. so we’ll see. We don’t want to Continued from Page B1 plete at press time. They will “They seemed relaxed,” Nelson lose her, and I don’t want her to wrap up their season-open- said. “When you have kids that lose momentum individually as ing eight-game home stand are playing relaxed, they make a player.” Johnson said. “He set the tone with games Wednesday and the easy plays and they make Tooele, which beat Alta 6-4 TOOELE early and did a really good job Thursday against the Grizzlies the hard plays — and they make in a non-region game Monday, TRANSCRIPT attacking the strike zone and before hitting the road for them look easy.” resumed Region 10 play Tuesday making those guys swing the eight games at Sacramento Grantsville ended Grover’s at home against Union in a game BULLETIN bat.” and Fresno. shutout bid in the sixth. Justice that was not complete at press The Bees continued their [email protected] drew a leadoff walk, and pinch time. Grantsville played host to runner Paige McCluskey scored Park City on Tuesday and will on Cafarelli’s RBI double to right travel to Stansbury on Friday. field. The Cowboys added anoth- [email protected] Baseball “A win’s a win, Continued from Page B1 but I want it to Donadio drew a walk to lead off be more decisive and was again replaced by Mason at first base. Left fielder Dakota early on.” Thayne hit a double up the left- Ray Clinton field line a batter before Myers Stansbury baseball drew a walk on Tooele reliever Austin Rhoades. McIntyre batted the ball to Tooele first baseman one. Rhoades took the loss for Zach Dean for an easy out, but the Buffaloes in his one inning a run was batted in on the play, that spanned the fourth and fifth which was part of Stansbury’s innings as he gave up four runs nine-batter and five-run inning. (one unearned) on four hits and The Buffaloes didn’t look much three walks. Bryan pitched 2/3 of better for the final two innings, an inning, allowing four runs (two with the only hit for the remain- unearned) on three hits and two der of the game coming from walks, striking out one. Paystrup’s double in the fifth, but Donadio earned the win for he was thrown out when he stum- Stansbury, pitching five innings bled around second base trying to and allowing three unearned runs stretch the play into a triple. on five hits and a walk, striking Stansbury, on the other hand, out seven. He swapped positions added another two unearned runs with Thayne for the sixth inning, in the bottom of the inning. After a who struck out one of the three bases-clearing double play, Myers batters he faced and allowed no drew a walk before McIntyre sin- baserunners. gled through the left side. Both Offensively, Pollmann led the of them scored on a fielding error Buffaloes by going 1-for-3 with an when Buys put the ball into play in RBI and a run. Steed went 2-for- center field. 3 and struck out once. Paystrup In the next inning, Stansbury went 1-for-3 with a double, also catcher Clayton Stanworth hit a stealing a base and scoring when leadoff single, Gates drew a walk he reached on a fielder’s choice in and shortstop Garrett Peterson the third inning. Kimball went 0- singled to load the bases. Donadio for-3 but reached on ann error in put a ball in play to reliever Josh the third, stealing a base and scor- Bryan, who tossed it off-target to ing a run. Butler went 1-for-2. catcher Cody Whitehouse, but the Myers finished going 1-for-1 pair recovered to get the force out with a triple, sacrifice bunt and on Stanworth before he crossed two walks, scoring two runs and the plate in a 1-2-1 putout. driving in three. McIntyre went The circus play merely delayed 1-for-3 with a run and two RBIs. the inevitable. Bryan walked in Buys went 2-for-4 with a pair of a run after losing a 3-2 pitch to runs and a double. Catcher Matt Thayne, and Steed couldn’t make a McIntyre went 1-for-4 and struck play on Myers’ game-ending triple out once. Stanworth went 1-for-3 as the Stallions put another four with a walk. Gates went 2-for-3 runs on the board in a shortened with a double, a run and a walk. sixth inning. Petersen went 1-for-4 with a run. “We can’t hold our heads Donadio went 1-for-2 with a (down),” Tooele head coach double, a walk and a run. Mason Catham Beer said. “No one feels scored two runs while serving as sorry for us and I don’t expect a speedup runner for Donadio. them to, you expect the other Thayne went 1-for-2 with a double team to jump on it. We had them and two walks, scoring twice. on the ropes and here, we’re start- The win brings Stansbury to 9- ing to get upset and the dugout 5 and 3-1 in Region 10. Tooele is and stuff. now 1-10 and 0-5 in league play. Tooele starter JD Park lasted “A win’s a win, but I want it to be three innings, giving up four more decisive early on,” Clinton runs (two unearned) on five hits said. and three walks, striking out [email protected]