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TOOELE Grantsville RANSCRIPT native overcame T ATV accident to SERVING be one of SUU’s TOOELE COUNTY best cheerleaders SINCE 1894 See B1 BULLETIN TUESDAY July 15, 2014 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 121 No. 13 $1.00 Man dies at bonfire event Editor’s note: The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin has a policy of not reporting about persons who die by suicide. In this case, however, the incident occurred during a public event. Safety per- sonnel were also placed in harm’s way.

by Lisa Christensen STAFF WRITER

A Salt Lake man threw him- self into a ceremonial bonfire at an arts gathering in Grantsville Saturday night. The man, Christopher Wallace of Salt Lake, identified as being in his late 20s or early 30s, had reportedly told others attend- ing the Element 11 Festival at Bonneville Sea Base that he planned to throw himself onto the flames of the bonfire lit at the culmination of the event, said Lt. Steve Barrett of the Grantsville City Police Department. Element FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO 11 is also known as the Utah Workers erect the stage at Deseret Peak Complex for Country Explosion, the four-day music festival set to hit Tooele County this week. Regional Burning Man Festival. SEE BONFIRE PAGE A9 ➤ Festival will bring 54 country stars to local stage by Emma Penrod Names like Reba, Rascal Flatts, and formance slots isn’t finalized, Wilson kick off the event with an emphasis on STAFF WRITER Toby Keith will headline the four- said it was his understanding that some pop country and headline concerts by day country music fest, but Country Tooele-based bands had landed gigs at Robert Earl Keen, Easton Corbin, and This week’s much-discussed Country Explosion producer Josh Wilson said the event via an online fan-selection and Rascal Flatts. Explosion music festival will not only there may also be several local bands audition process. Friday will focus on the best talent bring four of the nation’s five top-selling that will perform this week on the mass Each of the festival’s four days will well-established artists have to offer, Plans for country artists, but may also give local concert’s secondary stage. have a different theme for that night’s Stericycle country talent a shot at fame. Though the line-up for all 54 per- concerts, Wilson said. Thursday will SEE STARS PAGE A7 ➤ burner ‘Hope’ running high that festival moving will bring cash to area businesses

forward by Tim Gillie day. STAFF WRITER And if or when they do, there should be local by Emma Penrod motel rooms available. But for this weekend, STAFF WRITER It’s all about hope. local lodging appears scarce. Tooele County is bracing itself for Thursday There is no room at the Inn Tooele, accord- Now that the Tooele County when 15,000 people — a population almost ing to manager Ginny Rhea. Planning Commission has twice the size of Grantsville City — are antici- “We’ve been booked full for Country approved Stericycle’s request- pated to descend on Deseret Peak Complex for Explosion for the last month,” she said. “We’ve ed conditional use permit for a four-day outdoor country music festival. been turning people away. I think you will find a medical waste incinerator 20 Tooele County officials hope the event puts the other motels in Tooele are in the same situ- miles northwest of Grantsville, the county and Deseret Peak on the unofficial ation.” company officials say they are list of premier event venues. Rhea’s only concern for Country Explosion is free and clear to begin specific Area businesses also hope festival attendees that when it rains, it pours. plans for the proposed reloca- will venture beyond Deseret Peak Complex “There are three big events in town this tion. and into local restaurants, motels, grocery weekend,” she said. “Country Explosion, a race The site plan, which was stores, and other establishments — and spend at Miller Motorsports Park, and a baseball tour- approved with the condition- lots of money. nament. Each one of those could fill our place SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE al use permit last Wednesday, UV INDEX Hope held by the Tooele County Chamber of alone. If they were spaced out, we could be The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:12 a.m. 8:58 p.m. spells out some general details, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Commerce goes beyond the four days of the sold out for three weekends instead of one.” Thursday 6:13 a.m. 8:57 p.m. calling for a 28,000 square foot Alec Szwen, Austin Lefebre, Steve Andreas and Dustin Muss attach lights to the event with the desire that the projected 15,000 Local eating establishments were invited to Friday 6:14 a.m. 8:57 p.m. stage in preparation for this weekend’s four-day Country Explosion at Deseret Saturday 6:14 a.m. 8:56 p.m. people that come here discover the county has Sunday 6:15 a.m. 8:55 p.m. SEE STERICYCLE PAGE A9 ➤ Peak. Tooele County is expecting as many as 15,000 people to attend. more to offer and make plans to return another SEE FESTIVAL PAGE A6 ➤ Monday 6:16 a.m. 8:55 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:17 a.m. 8:54 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 11:43 p.m. 11:23 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday none 12:31 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 12:18 a.m. 1:38 p.m. Saturday 12:53 a.m. 2:41 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 1:31 a.m. 3:42 p.m. Statistics for the week ending July 14. Chance of a t-storm in A thunderstorm in Sunshine mixing with Monday 2:10 a.m. 4:40 p.m. Partly sunny Partly sunny SaddlebackMostly sunny Plenty of sunshine getsTemperatures final plat OK’d for more homes in Lake Point Tuesday 2:53 a.m. 5:34 p.m. the afternoon spots in the afternoon some clouds High/Low past week 100/64 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 91/65 87 63 89 64 92 67 92 67 93 67 by92 Tim66 Gillie 92 66PlanningAverage Commission. temp past week 79.6ing before it voted on the final ceeding with infrastructure work the developer and owner of boundary of the plat is the Union STAFF WRITER The Normal planning average temp commission past week 78.3approval. A public hearing was as soon as possible. the Saddleback Planned Unit Pacific railroad. It is the first sub- TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 18 July 26 Aug 3 Aug 10 granted final plat approval for held in June when the commis- “Our plan is to start work on Development project. division of the Saddleback PUD. Shown is Wednesday’s The Lake Point area will the Pastures at Saddleback with a sion considered the preliminary the infrastructure and hope to The Pastures is located in The PUD was approved by the Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and expand soon with an additional unanimous vote last Wednesday. plat. have asphalt laid by this fall,” the Lake Point area, south of Tooele County Commission in AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows. 49 home lots in a subdivision The commission was not With the final plat approval in said Chris Robinson, managing Shepherd Lane and east of Stoney approved by the Tooele County required to hold a public hear- hand the developer plans on pro- partner for Saddleback Partners, Mountain Estates. The southeast SEE SADDLEBACK PAGE A7 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 88/53 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 93/69 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 87/55 92/68 91/66 85/64 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Moderate Rydalch wins City employee 88/63 Erda 86/64 again at Red Kirk steps down after OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 89/65 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 87/58 88/64 74/55 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 89/63 Bauer Moderate Arena 39 years 87/63 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 86/62 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 87/63 89/58 See A10 See A2 87/59 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 87/61 89/61 High Moderate Nephi forecast Rush Valley 87/55 87/59 Ophir Moderate on A9 77/54 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 93/59 88/53 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 96/66 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 89/60 89/57 Moab 88/63 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 97/62 Beaver 97/66 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 87/57 Ibapah 86/57 24-hour 91/60 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.00 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 87/59 86/62 at Grantsville 1.47 none 100/78 Kanab 91/61 Eureka 81/56 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 93.58 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 15, 2014 Tooele parks director retires after nearly 40 years of service by Emma Penrod time custodian, and then hired and see people using it.” in her heart for the city’s annual STAFF WRITER her as a full-time laborer straight As she worked her way up in Fourth of July celebration, which out of school when she graduated the department, Bell said she did under her guidance grew into Kathy Bell, director of Parks from Tooele High. so with an eye toward building a week-long event focusing on and Recreation for Tooele City, Bell then proceeded to work new parks for Tooele City resi- patriotism, family and the arts. has dedicated her entire profes- her way up through city ranks in dents and improving those that Expanding the celebration was sional life to Tooele’s outdoor a deliberate effort to find her way already existed — and, she said, her husband’s idea, Bell said, and spaces. into administration, she said. She that’s largely what she did. though it takes a great deal of After 39 years of working for the worked stints at the golf course, During her tenure with the effort to put on each year, she said city’s parks department in vari- the city cemetery, and eventually city, which saw the city through it was the number one thing she ous capacities and ultimately ris- became a secretary in the parks the leadership of at least seven would miss about retirement. ing to become the department’s and recreation department. different mayors, Bell had a hand Bell chose to retire on account director in 2007, Bell plans to “My goal was to be mayor,” in the construction of Elton Park, of her long tenure with the city. It retire from full-time city service Bell said. “But as years went on, England Acres, Veterans Memorial was just time, she said, and she — though she suspects she won’t I realized what that entailed, and Park and Skyline Park. felt she needed to spend more be able to stay away for long. I realized I wanted nothing to do She also played a role in the time with her family — her par- Bell was born in the state of with that.” growth of the city cemetery and ents, children and grandchildren. Maine, but her family moved to But Bell had also realized that the expansion and improvement But while she has no immedi- Bauer before her first birthday. At she had a great passion for parks, of the softball fields in the Tooele ate plans for the future, she said age 12, Bell moved with her fam- children and people, and so con- City Park near the Pratt Aquatic it may not be too long before ily to Tooele, and at age 14, she tinued to serve with the parks Center, as well as the addition of residents see her out and about, started working for the city with a department with the hope of see- playgrounds, picnic tables and volunteering her services for her summer youth program that had ing her new set of dreams come pavilions to parks all across the long-loved parks department. her pulling weeds on Main Street to fruition. city. But Skyline Park, for which “I can’t sit idle for very long,” and assisting with city beautifica- “I just love the outdoors,” she Bell herself drew up the designs, she said. “But I’ll try it for a tion projects. said. “And it’s really rewarding to is her “pride and joy.” while.” The city kept Bell on as a part- work on a project, see it finished, She also has a special place [email protected] Sulfuric acid spilled from passing railcar

by Lisa Christensen STAFF WRITER FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO A train carrying spent sulfu- Tooele City’s Director of Parks and Recreation Kathy Bell has plans to retire from ric acid across the West Desert her current position. She began working with the city when she was 14-years-old sprung a leak Saturday morning — 39 years ago — and hasn’t worked anywhere else. near Delle. The Union Pacific train was leaking sulfuric acid out of a container six cars back from the engine, said Ryan Willden, public Holiday alters publishing information officer for the North Tooele County Fire District. “Another train was passing it days and schedule and [the engineer] saw the acid was coming out of the top of the Due to next week’s Pioneer Day for the July 21 edition and 3 p.m. train car and basically splashing holiday, the Tooele Transcript- next Tuesday for the July 23 edi- out on the train cars behind it,” Bulletin will be published and tion. Willden said. “He noticed it and delivered Monday, July 21, and The deadline for submitting radioed the engineer, who then Wednesday, July 23. classified is 3:45 p.m. Friday for reported it to dispatch.” Because of the earlier pub- the July 21 edition and 4:45 p.m. NTCFD responded, as well as lication schedule, deadlines for next Tuesday for the July 23 edi- hazmat units from Unified Fire community news, classified and tion. District. Firefighters did recon- display advertising has changed The regular Tuesday and naissance to the scene to deter- for those two editions. Thursday publication sched- mine the scope and severity of The deadline for submitting ule will resume the week after the situation, Willden said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO community news is 3 p.m. Friday Pioneer Day. “They were able to verify the A train tanker carrying spent sulfuric acid across the West Desert leaked 40-50 gallons of its toxic cargo Saturday morning placard and the placard indi- near Delle. The leak was spotted by a Union Pacific employee on a passing train. Officials say the leak is not a danger to the cated that it was spent sulfuric public because of its remote location. acid, which meant it was used in NOTICE OF PUBLICATION some sort of plant somewhere,” spent acid were leaked, Willden Willden said the spill was for- major concern, but it was lucky he said. “It was stable and local- said. Firefighters determined the tunate to have happened both it was in a remote location out & DEADLINE CHANGES ized to that one spot.” material was not a danger to the away from population centers there by Delle and that it was in About 40 to 50 gallons of the public, and cleanup was turned and in an accessible area. an area we could get to,” he said. over to Pacific West, a third-party “It was obviously not a danger [email protected] contractor for Union-Pacific. to the public or anything, not a TOOELETRANSCRIPT ULLETIN Tooele Transcript Bulletin will be published Monday July 21 B and Wednesday July 23. Deadlines are as follows: ADMINISTRATION FRIDAY, JULY 18 Scott C. Dunn Publisher Possible dead body was only a plastic foot 3pm for Bulletin Board, Community News items (i.e. Wedding, Birthday, Missionary, etc.) Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus 3:45 for Classifi ed Advertisements OFFICE by Lisa Christensen ed deputies and members of Park said other items in the Bruce Dunn Controller STAFF WRITER the Tooele County Search and area suggested that someone TUESDAY, JULY 22 Chris Evans Office Manager Rescue Team to respond to the had been playing, and that the 3pm for Bulletin Board, Community News items (i.e. Wedding, Birthday, Missionary, etc.) Vicki Higgins Customer Service Deputies responding to a recreation area Saturday. foot was a product of that activ- 4:45 for Classifi ed Advertisements EDITORIAL report of a dead body found near However, he said, once crews ity. There were no indications of Five Mile Pass found themselves arrived, the reported remains who might have left the foot and Obituaries will be accepted until 10am on Monday and Wednesday. David Bern Editor Mark Watson Sports Editor on the end of a possible prank. turned out to be plastic. the other items behind, he said, The Tooele Transcript Bulletin will be closed Thursday, July 24 for Pioneer Day. Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Tooele County Sheriff Frank “Someone had stuck a pros- and responders left the area. Tavin Stucki Community News Editor Park said a call about the discov- thetic foot upside down in an [email protected] Tim Gillie Staff Writer ery of human remains prompt- anthill,” Park said. The Transcript Bulletin will be closed Lisa Christensen Staff Writer July 24th in observance Emma Penrod Staff Writer ADVERTISING of Pioneer Day. Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales Got a rash? iPad might be the cause Shane Bergen Advertising Sales Kelly Chance Classified Advertising CHICAGO (AP) — Unexplained require treatment with steroids said she didn’t know which mak- LAYOUT & DESIGN rash? Check your iPad. It turns and antibiotics if the skin erup- ers use it. out the popular tablet computer become infected, said Dr. People with existing nickel John Hamilton Creative Director tions Liz Arellano Graphic Artist may contain nickel, one of the Sharon Jacob, a dermatologist at allergies are at risk for rashes most common allergy-inducing Rady Children’s Hospital, where from nickel-containing devices. PRODUCTION metals. the boy was treated. Jacob, who According to an advisory about Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Recent reports in medical jour- co-wrote the report, said the cellphones on the website of the Darwin Cook Web Press Manager nals detail nickel allergies from young patient had to miss school Nickel Institute, a global asso- James Park Press Technician a variety of personal electronic because of the rash. ciation based in Toronto repre- Shawn Oviatt Pre-press Technician Scott Spence Insert Technician devices, including laptops and The boy discussed in the senting nickel producers, the risk cellphones. But it was an Apple Pediatrics report had a common arises from contact with nickel- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: iPad that caused an itchy body skin condition that causes scaly plated outer surfaces “over pro- $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by rash in an 11-year-old boy recent- patches, but he developed a dif- longed periods of time.” carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 ly treated at a San Diego hospital, ferent rash all over his body that “The length of time required to per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; according to a report in Monday’s didn’t respond to usual treat- elicit an allergic reaction will vary ����������������� $77 per year by mail in the United States. Pediatrics. ment. Skin testing showed he from 5 or 10 minutes to never, OFFICE HOURS: Nickel rashes aren’t life- had a nickel allergy, and doctors depending on the sensitivity of Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., threatening but they can be very traced it to an iPad his family had the individual,” the advisory says. ������������������������������� Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. uncomfortable, and they may bought in 2010. Nickel rashes also have been Doctors tested the device and traced to other common products CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. detected a chemical found in including some jewelry, eyeglass CORRECTION nickel in the iPad’s outside coat- frames and zippers. PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: ing. Jacob said evidence suggests 4 p.m. day prior to publication. A photograph published � “He used the iPad daily,” Jacob nickel allergies are become more COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, on page A-2 in last Thursday’s said. common, or increasingly recog- BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: edition that featured winners 3 p.m. day prior to publication. He got better after putting it in nized. She cited national data of LiveFit Coalition’s weight- OBITUARY DEADLINE: a protective case, she said showing that about 25 percent �� loss contest misidentified Geri 10 a.m. day of publication. Whether all iPad models and of children who get skin tests for Campbell as Geri Cleveland. other Apple devices contain nick- allergies have nickel allergies, ver- Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued Also in last Thursday edi- twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals el is uncertain; Apple spokesman sus about 17 percent a decade postage paid at Tooele, Utah. 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TUESDAY July 15, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Unused, ‘awkward’ Stansbury property presents unique development challenge by Tim Gillie Blood Drive STAFF WRITER

The Tooele County Planning Girls Save Lives Commission has put on hold a West Jordan developer’s plans BLOOD DRIVE to develop an awkward piece of Saturday, July 26, 2014 property in Stansbury Park. At a meeting last Wednesday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM the planning commission tabled a rezone request for a vacant 4.8 Tooele LDS Stake Center acre parcel that sits south of the 253 South 200 East - Cultural Hall North Tooele Fire Department station in Stansbury Park and is To schedule your appointment or for more information, sandwiched between Country Please log onto redcrossblood.org and enter the Sponsor Club Drive on the west and state Code: Girl Scouts - Tooele or contact Julia Jensen at Route 36 on the east. (435) 850-2122 Pacific Fields Properties, L.L.C., a West Jordan-based If you have questions regarding your developer, requested that the eligibility to donate blood, please call parcel, which is currently zoned 1-866-236-3276. for neighborhood commercial use and residential with 10,000 ���������������� minimum square-foot lots, be required to donate. changed to an RM-7 zone, which would allow for seven buildings per acre. “Our plan is to build 18 single- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO family homes on lots that are Developers want the Tooele County Planning Commission to rezone this property in Stansbury Park to allow for higher den- the same size as the lots across sity residential housing, but the commission tabled the request at last Wednesday’s meeting. The currently empty property the street on Country Club was once slated for a church building. Drive,” said Greg Bennin, man- aging partner for Pacific Fields for multiple-family units, but from SR-36 and traffic on Country by Lynn Butterfield that tabled Properties. anything more than a duplex Club Drive is not high enough, the rezone request and asked Bennin referred to the empty requires a conditional use per- according to Bennin. the landowner, the homeowners property, which was once slated mit, according to Tooele County “The traffic isn’t high enough association, and county planning for a church building, as a “miss- Planner Blaine Gehring. to attract a high quality com- staff to work together to develop ing tooth in Stansbury Park.” The property east of Country mercial tenant,” he said. “So you a new plan for the property that However, Stansbury residents Club Drive was intentionally left will get a low quality tenant that will be acceptable to all parties. are not happy with the rezone vacant when Stansbury Park was will be out of business in a year “I understand private property request that could allow for designed because of its narrow or two.” rights,” Butterfield said. multi-family units to be built on width and proximity to SR-36, “I don’t know if I like this “I want you to make money. the parcel. according to Henzelka. idea, but it seems like build- I don’t want you to lose money Sponsored by Girl Scouts of Tooele Valley “Right now this is not an “An isolated island adjacent to ing anything on this property and create an eyesore for the appropriate use for that chunk of a fire station and SR-36 doesn’t will be out of conformity,” said community,” Butterfield told land,” said Jim Henzelka, presi- lead to a high quality of life,” Todd Castagno, Tooele County Bennin. dent of the Stansbury Village Henzelka said. Planning Commission member. [email protected] Homeowners Association. “There The property is not suitable The planning commission Subscribe Today • 882-0050 is a better use than residential.” for commercial development unanimously approved a motion The RM-7 zone does allow because a sound wall hides it

GRASS FIRE

Firefighters battled a quick-moving grass fire sparked by arcing power lines near Erda on Monday night. It took the roughly 35 firefighters from the Grantsville Volunteer Fire Department and North Tooele County Fire District two hours to battle the blaze, which threatened homes, said Ryan Willden, public information officer for NTCFD. Two sheds and a barn were burned, but no homes were damaged. Above: North Tooele Fire Department fire fighter Cameron Willden douses hot spots on a tool shed that was destroyed. Below: Drew Langston takes a photo of the burned remnants of the tool shed behind his home. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS

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TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A4 OPEN FORUM

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 15, 2014

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

OUR VIEW Time will tell With Stericycle permit granted, has county given away its leverage to deal?

It came as no surprise when the Tooele County Planning Commission met last week and approved a conditional use permit for Stericycle’s controversial medical waste incinerator. Denial appeared to be a long shot due to our county government’s reputation for welcoming companies that dispose of and/or treat some of America’s most undesirable wastes. But what came as a total surprise at the meeting was the near defeat of Stericycle’s conditional use permit, the lack of discussion about the permit’s requirements, and an unexpected, fervent reply from one planning commission member about the value of Tooele County’s desert landscape. As reported in last Thursday’s story, “Slim victory clears path for Stericycle move to county,” the planning commission voted 3–2 in favor of granting the permit. But the approval came only after a protracted debate between planning commission members Martie Leo, Julie Pawlak, Todd Castagno, Jill Thomas, Lynn Butterfield — and the defeat of an initial motion to deny Stericycle the permit. The debate didn’t focus on permit details regarding Stericycle’s proposed 28,000 square-foot medical waste incinerator facility about 20 miles northwest of Grantsville. Instead, it focused mostly on public perception and how the com- pany would further deteriorate the county’s image and thwart future economic growth in the area. As part of the debate on public perception, Stericycle’s safety record was brought into question by Thomas who said she had little faith in regulatory agen- cies to keep residents safe. She believes Stericycle should be treated as a hazard- ous waste company — although it isn’t defined as such by regulatory agencies — because of the risk pathological waste can pose to the public. Although Thomas and Butterfield opposed Stericycle’s relocation to Tooele County, most of the comments from the audience were in favor of letting the company in. One citizen said that Stericycle and other local waste disposal/treat- ment companies were a good use of the county’s landscape, which he described as “empty, useless land that is perfect for putting this kind of waste on.” That comment raised the ire of Butterfield who replied with words that were not only unexpected, but perhaps represent an emerging shift in the county’s affability to host waste disposal/treatment companies. “There is no worthless land in Tooele County,” he said. “And shame on you for thinking our land is useless.” Although Stericycle requires additional permits from the state and other regu- latory agencies before it can build and operate here, it overcame perhaps its big- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR gest obstacle with being granted a conditional use permit from the county. Yet, many questions remain. One of the biggest involves mitigation fees. Last January, when Stericycle’s relocation effort to Tooele County was getting Clearly no one said a law cannot do? LETTERS POLICY underway, a company official said that mitigation fees “will be something that Someone please help me with this. Clearly no one, or very few, are home will need to be worked out as we get closer to the conditional use process.” And There is a law in this land that says an in D.C. The only reason the lights are on The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters the Tooele County Commission also noted last January that it felt sternly about employer must provide certain aspects is because they force us to pay for their to the editor from readers. Letters must be no longer than 250 words, the need for such fees and would not back away from that position. of health care provisions, even if it con- power consumption. civil in tone, written exclusively for the But with the conditional use permit approved prior to working out a deal, has flicts with their religious beliefs. That law Jon McCartney Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied the county just given away some or all of its leverage in the pursuit of mitigation is affectionately called “Obamacare.” Tooele by the writer’s name, address and fees from Stericycle? Time will tell. Given the disquieting fast-track process of The Supreme Court of the United phone number. Longer letters may be Stericycle’s relocation, we may know soon. States has recently stated that such a published, based on merit and at the law, or at least that portion of the law in LETTER CONTEST Editor’s discretion. Priority will be given to letters that refer to a recent article question, is unconstitutional. Now some Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will lawmakers in Washington, D.C., want to in the newspaper. All letters may be GUEST OPINION select the best letter of the month and subject to editing. pass a law mandating that employers reprint it in the first Open Forum page have to obey that portion of Obamacare. of the following month. The winning Email: [email protected] This is where I need help. letter writer will receive a free one-year Mail: Letters to the Editor How can you pass a law demand- subscription to the newspaper. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Enforcement is the key subscription can be transferred or used to P.O. Box 390 ing people be forced to do what the renew a present subscription. Tooele, UT 84074 to secure borders Supreme Court of the United States just t’s hard to imagine a more apt summation of the lunatic state of GUEST OPINION Ithe nation’s immigration debate than the split screen over the past weeks. To whom are our oligarchs accountable? In Washington, most respectable opinion lined up, yet again, to con- demn Republicans for not passing an illionaire Hungarian-American Center for American Progress. amnesty under the guise of defunct- oligarch George Soros is an Soros told the Wall Street Journal for-now “comprehensive immigration Bextremely concerned humanitar- Rachel Marsden in 2010 that he was unhappy with reform.” ian who can be counted on to put his GUEST COLUMNIST President Obama’s bailouts and instead Meanwhile, the crisis on the considerable bank balance where his wanted to see U.S. banks nationalized Southern border continued. A mas- court. Experience says only about a concerns are. and taken over by the government. sive influx of people — largely driven quarter will actually show up. Lately, those concerns have included Many argue that strict new Dodd-Frank by Central Americans, many of them Why would they? As Byron York Ukraine and other former Soviet satel- that Europe should offer “free politi- regulations effectively achieve this. children — drawn here in the expec- of the Washington Examiner points lite states; Syria; immigration rights cal risk insurance” to companies that The Center for American Progress is tation of lax immigration enforcement out, once illegal immigrants are in in America; the U.S. banking system; invest or do business in Ukraine, and also churning out pro-amnesty pieces is overwhelming border officials and the country, they fairly quickly can and the Great Lakes region of Africa, “guarantee the losses in the same way about America’s current undocument- facilities. become part of the broad category of where all the mining opportunities just as they underwrite the World Bank.” ed-immigrant crisis. A Wall Street Journal story about people that the administration has happen to be. Perhaps he could lay off This was his great offering to humanity Perhaps not surprisingly, the Open the crisis was headlined “Obama exempted from interior enforcement. the generosity long enough for us to in the wake of that crisis. Society Foundations website has been Plans Executive Action to Bolster Even many of the illegal immi- recover from it all. Yeah, nice try. Fourteen percent of advertising grants available for orga- Border Security,” which has a man- grants who go all the way through Humanitarianism and charity can’t Soros’ stock portfolio, according to the nizations interested in fighting against bites-dog feel to it after all of the the system and get a removal order always be taken at face value, if only investment website GuruFocus.com, “Islamophobia” and “anti-Gypsyism” administration’s executive actions to don’t go anywhere. According to because there is no better front for less- consists of energy investments — the — the sort of issues that only totally undermine immigration enforcement. Jessica Vaughan of the Center for than-altruistic endeavors. Islamic chari- likes of which would benefit from entry open borders in Europe could possibly House Speaker John Boehner spoke Immigration Studies, there are ties, for example, have been exposed as into Ukraine’s underexploited domestic fix, of course. imprecisely when he excoriated the roughly 800,000 aliens who have been fronts for terrorist funding. Most people market. To put that into plain-speak for Not to speculate on possible motives president for “giving false hope to ordered removed but are still here. simply assume that charity automati- those of us who aren’t among the rich- behind supporting a flood of undocu- children and their families that if they The administration’s policy of cally equates to goodwill. est people on the planet, it’s like saying mented workers, but it would certainly enter the country illegally they will be eviscerating interior enforcement is Set up a non-governmental orga- that the government should offer me serve to depress working wages to the allowed to stay.” Actually, the hope is entirely its own creation. That policy, nization (NGO) or “think-tank” with “hunger risk insurance” and guarantee benefit of oligarchs such as Soros — a quite real. together with the president’s de facto a dreamy humanitarian name to ulti- me a lifetime of free dining at taxpayer concern noted in a recent report from A leaked memo from a high-rank- amnesty of young illegal immigrants mately funnel cash into various forms expense. the Congressional Budget Office. ing Border Patrol official said that and all the talk of a more wide-rang- of political subversion and disruption, Why on earth would we taxpayers In Africa, the slippery slope from only 3 percent of non-Mexicans ing amnesty over the past year, has and you’ve just created the perfect want to subsidize Soros’ stock portfolio? humanitarianism to profit has been apprehended at the border are being had a predictable effect. instrument for the perpetual incite- According to Soros, it’s necessary “to much steeper and more obvious, with returned to their native countries. The key to reversing the tide is ment of low-intensity political conflict. counteract Russia’s efforts to destabilize the Open Society Foundations mov- “It will not be open arms,” Vice enforcement, and not just at the bor- Low-intensity operations are insidi- Ukraine.” Tu quoque. Russia was satis- ing from helping prostitutes in the President Joe Biden thundered in der. But the same Wall Street Journal ous because they occur at a level just fied with its monopoly in Ukraine and resource-rich Great Lakes Region Guatemala City, attempting to dis- story with the headline about Obama below the threshold that triggers acute not much interested in doing anything — comprising Burundi, the Democratic suade would-be migrants. “We’re bolstering the border reported he opposition. Much like the ignored to disrupt it. Republic of Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, going to hold hearings with our judg- “will make at least minor adjustments second hand of an analog clock, these So, where else is Soros sticking Tanzania and Uganda — to commis- es, consistent with international law to deportation policy later this sum- low-intensity operations subtly effect his fingers? He gave $1 million in sioning reports with titles such as and American law, and we’re going to mer that would shield some illegal change. humanitarian aid to Syria through “Energy Policy and the Petroleum send the vast majority of you back.” immigrants from deportation” — with Russian President Vladimir Putin the International Rescue Committee, Industry Bill.” The only part he had right is that his base agitating for even more far- knows this, which is why he rammed which, according to Eric Thomas Hmmm. You won’t convince the we will hold hearings. The immigrants reaching action. through a law in 2012 requiring NGOs Chester’s book “Covert Network: good-hearted naifs of the world to join themselves may or may not be part of For the left, and its fellow-travelers that receive foreign funding and are Progressives, the International Rescue forces with a multibillionaire to enrich them. in the business community and on engaged in “political activity” to register Committee and the CIA,” has worked his bottom line through low-intensity The administration is waving the the libertarian right, there is only one as foreign agents. Predictably, people closely with the Central Intelligence disruption operations — er, I mean, to families and children into the United side of the split screen that matters. complained that it wasn’t a very nice Agency in various parts of the world “save the world” — with profiteering States, dispersing them around the It’s always amnesty. thing to do to all the well-meaning over the past several decades. titles like that. country, and giving them a date — humanitarians. On the domestic front, Obama- Russian oligarchs are effectively often quite distant because of a huge Rich Lowry is editor of the National Soros’ Open Society Foundations appointed regulatory decision-mak- accountable to Putin as the elected backlog — to appear in immigration Review. have funded millions of dollars of oper- ers ranging from Daniel Tarullo (the leader of the country. To whom are our ations in Georgia, Ukraine and Russia. Federal Reserve’s informally designated oligarchs accountable? The only one of those countries that lead governor for banking regula- EDITORIAL BOARD hasn’t experienced total anti-Russian tions) to Amias Gerety (who chairs the Rachel Marsden is a columnist, politi- upheaval followed by a return to a more Financial Stability Oversight Council cal strategist and former Fox News host Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern balanced geopolitical reality is Russia committee responsible for designat- based in Paris. She appears frequently Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor itself — which the foundations are con- ing the entities to undergo the “too big on TV and in publications in the U.S. With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, stantly complaining about. to fail” regulatory straitjacketing pro- and abroad. Her website can be found at including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. In May, Soros wrote in The Guardian cess) are products of the Soros-funded http://www.rachelmarsden.com. A5

TUESDAY July 15, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION Chicago Democrats are a protected political species

rominent Chicago Where is the community? Where can do. nantly African-American South Democrats — isn’t ever held to Democrats have had an are the gun laws? Where are the On Wednesday, Pat Camden, and West sides. But there seems account nationally. Peasy time with the national John Kass national leaders, so we don’t spokesman for the Fraternal to be plenty of political cash to When seen in the national media for decades — as easy as have the guns of Cook County, Order of Police in Chicago, toss around. news, they’re about as green as GUEST COLUMNIST shaking a ring of keys to distract Indiana and downstate Illinois wasn’t receptive to the mayor’s Meanwhile, Democrats are forest ferns. Or they’re all about an anxious child in church. flowing into the city?” policies during an interview encouraging waves of unskilled soothing old political scars and Former Mayor Richard M. Rattle those keys, Mr. Mayor. with me and Lauren Cohn on labor from south of the border healing divisions. Daley rode a bicycle in photo particularly for a mayor who A TV reporter asked him WLS-AM 890. to compete for what few low- Or they’re hip and they know ops and put a few plants on the sees the fifth floor of City Hall as about tired police officers “It would have been nice to skilled jobs still exist. Hollywood and can jump into roof of City Hall, leading the a mere stop on the road to his who’ve been working overtime hear the mayor saying, ‘Where Families already savaged by icy lakes with late-night TV per- national news networks to cast national political destiny. because he won’t hire more. were the police? The police are decades of dependency on gov- sonalities. him as the “green” mayor, not So he held a news conference Another reporter asked why New out there doing their job, and ernment programs continue to All they have to do is rattle the as the absolute boss of a broken on the Far South Side this week, York and Los Angeles have lower if I had more police maybe we dissolve. Violence reigns. The keys, misdirect, smile and turn and corrupt political system a familiar exercise, full of the homicide rates than Chicago. wouldn’t have had so many giant street gangs have broken on the charm. that piled debt on the city and necessary archetypes: “Well, thank you (for) your shootings.’ But that’s not the way up into small and viperous drained its future for the benefit Wise neighborhood matrons question,” Rahm said, launch- he operates,” Camden said. neighborhood cliques. John Kass is a columnist of the insiders. flanking the mayor and nod- ing into a diatribe on gun laws, There’s always money to be Many children aren’t allowed for the Chicago Tribune who President Barack Obama ding their heads in agreement. rather than on police staffing. found when the politicians want outside. I remember a detective also hosts a radio show on appeared on the late-night talk Grieving families in support, He’s good at shaking keys. And to find it. telling me that for such children, WLS-AM. His e-mail address shows as the mystical healer of better there at his side than out some analysts bought his talking Some $50 million has been it’s like the “Hunger Games” out is [email protected], and his America’s broken politics, not on the street asking angry ques- points, agreeing with City Hall set aside for yet another monu- there. Twitter handle is @john_kass. as some untested suit who held tions. that talking of police manpower ment to a Daley, a park named But the political class in the hand of now-imprisoned They talked of the need for was just too easy. for the former mayor’s late wife. charge for decade after decade bagman Tony Rezko while learn- everyone to step up to face the Too easy? What else is left? A And there’s about $600 million after decade — the Chicago ing to cross Chicago’s political crisis, from community leaders miracle? or so for a lakefront project that streets. to parents, federal officials, judg- According to city data, over- includes a new athletic venue And Mayor Rahm Emanuel, es — everyone except, of course, all Police Department staffing for DePaul University, although Obama’s former chief of staff? the mayor of Chicago. was about 12,250 at the start the Bulls and Blackhawks He hangs with Jimmy Fallon And he avoided the overriding of this year, down almost 900 offered the use of the United and they tell jokes about question, again and again: When officers from the end of 2009. Center rent-free. jumping into a freezing Lake are we going to hire more police The Rahmfather has been hiring And just before his last elec- Michigan. Emanuel is as cool officers? police, but not at a fast enough tion, Gov. Pat Quinn found $54.5 and practiced a media manipu- “Now, a lot of people will say, rate to keep up with attrition. million in state cash for a vio- lator as the fictional Frank ‘Where were the police? What Just about every police officer lence-reduction program now Underwood in “House of Cards.” were the police doing?’ That’s a I’ve talked to feels overworked being investigated by the feds as But a headline of 82 people fair question, but not the only and tired. They’re worn thin. a possible political slush fund. shot in Chicago in 84 hours is question,” the mayor said. Morale is down. That’s what There are not enough good- HeatingHeating and CCoolingooling embarrassing to the mayor, “Where are the parents? month after month of overtime paying jobs on the predomi- $10OFF A/C or Recent shootings heap new attention on Ozarks Furnace tune up Use the right amount of power and AVA, Mo. (AP) — A pistol hang- Missouri. and into Oklahoma. The area’s He was dropping some kids keep your energy bills down. ing from his belt, Greg Shoults And in 1987, Miller, a former remoteness, isolation and diffi- off at a relative’s house. Dogs ran took a seat on the deck outside the Ku Klux Klan leader in North cult transportation made for lives loose in the yard and an old, bro- busy restaurant. Carolina, and two other men disciplined by limitations. ken-down truck sat like it wasn’t Install a NEW He and his wife had enjoyed a were arrested in a trailer in Ozark, “It was hard to get in and hard running anywhere anytime soon. birthday dinner in their town of Mo., after mailing a “Declaration to get out,” said Mark Biggs, Esterline isn’t your typical Ava, Mo., and now the sun was of War” that established a point the interim associate dean of Ozarks dweller. Air Conditioner setting and Shoults was taking system for the assassination of the College of Arts and Letters “I came from California, but $ time to come up with his answer federal officials, blacks, Jews, gays at Missouri State University in these are my people now,” he said. for as low as 34 A MONTH to how the rest of the U.S. views and others. Springfield. “These people were “I like it here. I like to hunt and with a 10 year warranty! people in the Ozarks. Robert Wilcox, who works very independent, very self-reli- fish. The road ends at my house, Too much time, apparently. at Pawnderosa Gun & Pawn in ant. They had to be.” and I got a ‘67 Coupe de Ville sit- “You mean that we’re a bunch Aurora, said he doesn’t know The landscape later appealed ting on a four-wheel-drive truck of backwoods, ignorant, gun- anyone associated with white to extremist groups. frame. You want to see it?” 435-843-4482 totin’ hillbilly rednecks?” Cheryl supremacy or a hate group. “This hills and hollows pro- Friends back in California won’t Shoults, his wife, threw in. He paused. vided them the same isolation,” come to visit. They’ve heard the Well, something like that. That’s “But then there’s always some- said Jim Baker, vice president for stories. certainly an image forged over body further out in the woods research and economic develop- “But you have to understand TOOELE decades by books and movies, than you are.” ment at Missouri State and for- the people here,” Esterline said. TRANSCRIPT from “The Shepherd of the Hills” For some, such as Lisa merly the director of the school’s “For five years, I was a foreigner. up to “Winter’s Bone.” Throw in Goodnight, the city clerk of Ozarks Studies Institute. They don’t warm right up to you. BULLETIN a few seasons of “Hee Haw” and Gainesville, Mo., the recent kill- The Ozarks saw several inci- Takes time. They like to be left there’s a driving force of tourism. ings brought back hurtful memo- dents of race violence in the alone. They want to build a house Because as beautiful as morn- ries. The CSA compound was just decades after the Civil War. without getting a permit. It’s hard ing fog over an Ozarks valley can south of her town. Gainesville was The ensuing exodus of African- to make a living here. be, kids in the backseat since the also home to Gordon Winrod, a Americans led to a demographic “Sure, this part of the country PHOTO OF THE MONTH 1950s have wanted to see an old Christian Identity minister whose shift that made the area one of the is 10 to 15 years behind on things hillbilly smoking a corncob pipe. newsletter routinely attacked whitest in the country. like gay rights. But I don’t know of But the shootings in April of Jews. Today, according to the U.S. any white supremacy. These are June 2014 Winner: three people at two Jewish facili- Winrod, who lived with follow- census, the counties The Star good people.” ties in Overland Park brought to ers in a large house outside town, passed through all have white There’s author Daniel Woodrell. Doyle Taylor mind another Ozarks image: that would refer to Goodnight’s hus- populations of more than 96 per- In his novel “Winter’s Bone,” he Two young birds awaiting dinner. of white supremacy, hate groups band, the county coroner, as “Jew cent. gave us Ree Dolly, a teenage girl and paramilitary compounds. It Goodnight.” But Biggs, the Missouri State through whose eyes we see a con- is true that just as those early Dave Goodnight, now deceased, associate dean, thinks that despite temporary rural Ozarks of trailer settlers in the 1830s sought the was not Jewish. But to Winrod, he the hate groups, the image of houses, methamphetamine and isolation of these hills, extrem- was part of civil authority, along the Ozarks could become more people as bad as their teeth. ist groups sought the same thing with law enforcement and judges. diverse and change because of a Along with other books, such more than a century later. “They were all Jews to him,” booming population growth led as “Tomato Red” and “Give Us And if that aura had cooled since Lisa Goodnight said of Winrod, by retirees moving to the area. a Kiss,” he uses a genre he calls 1985 when FBI agents surround- who went to prison for kidnap- Also, he said, technology has country noir to share his version ed the armed compound of the ping his grandchildren. tamed the isolation. of the hills of southern Missouri. Covenant, the Sword and the Arm The Ozarks were home to “We are all electronically con- “I didn’t intend to stay here,” of the Lord south of Gainesville, mostly Native Americans, primar- nected to 24/7 news and a global Woodrell said at his home in West Mo., near the Arkansas border, a ily the Osage, up until the 1830s, economy,” he said. Plains. “I went to California for man known as F. Glenn Miller Jr., when settlers began arriving from Several miles south of Ava on a while, and I started to miss it the accused shooter in the April Kentucky, Tennessee and South Missouri 5, a red dirt road takes — much to my surprise. murders, poked those coals back Carolina. These newcomers, off to the southwest. “I have friends who would hot. mostly Scotch-Irish and Germans, Up a hill, over a creek and then never come here. Well, one did, Miller, an avowed white wanted lives independent of gov- after a mile or so, a traveler can see but he was a trout fisherman.” supremacist from just outside ernment. a group of chairs under a clump of So Woodrell is close to his sub- Marionville, Mo., reportedly rant- They found their wish in the trees up on the side of the hill. ject. And he knows well the place ed “Heil Hitler!” during his arrest. vast timbered hills and valleys “People probably sit up there he writes about. Another man, John Mark Reidle, of that stretch west from the and drink moonshine and watch “It really reminds me a lot Your photo could be next! Submit your photo to: who was known to fly a Nazi flag Mississippi River through south- the sun set,” said Shawn Esterline, of south Boston,” he said. “Just [email protected] at his trailer in Aurora, just a few ern Missouri, northern Arkansas 43, an out-of-work welder. change the accent.” miles from Marionville, is charged with providing Miller with the weapon. The national media flocked to the area and reminded the coun- try once again of the dark side of July 17, 6:30pm the Ozarks. “Marionville will always be labeled now,” Dustin Guess, 26, said of his hometown as he ooele prings Tooele City Park worked in a tire shop in Aurora. T “My grandpa always told me there S Next to Pratt Aquatic Center were good and bad people every- �������������� where, but people around here aren’t like that (like Miller). That’s just the way it is, though. That’s who we are now.” 47N Main St. The Star recently took a trip Invites you to from Aurora to West Plains, a distance of 134 miles over black- Church Services tops and gravel roads, stopping to talk to people in small towns and farms along the way. Nearly Sun 10am in verse, they blamed the power of Evening in the Park the bad apple. But they also know Wed 7pm that everyone smells like smoke after a big fire. And they know, too, there’s not much they can do about it. (435)249.0170 The Southern Poverty Law Free Food, Puppet Show Center, an Alabama-based orga- nization that monitors extrem- ist groups, locates such groups Jumbo Jumps, Face Painting on a map on its website. Several icons on that map dot southern *Like us on Facebook Live Christian Music A6 OBITUARY

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Cathleen Ann Josse Wilma Geneil Hansen Nikole Dawn (Joe Schiffman), Hoehner Morgan Michael Floyd, 17 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and On July 10, 2014, we lost our Our cute little mother, Billie, her sister: Ruth Louise Hansen beloved Cathleen Ann Josse returned home from a joyous McIntosh. She is preceded in Hoehner. Her smile, light and reunion with her husband on the death by her parents, 10 siblings, love will not be forgotten. She afternoon of Friday, July 11, 2014. her husband and her son, Ken leaves behind her husband of She was born January 6, 1939, Neil. It’s impossible to adequate- 35 years Steven W. Hoehner. in Acequia, Idaho, to William ly portray the amount of love and Cathleen is survived by her Hans Hansen and Mabel Naomi selflessness she freely gave dur- children Steven J. Hoehner, his Hansen. She was the youngest of ing her lifetime in a single para- wife Stephanie M. Hoehner, her 12 children and grew up working graph. She was always thinking daughter Christina L. Sessom, on her family’s farm in Idaho. of others and putting her own and husband Zachary Sessom, She graduated from Minnico needs last. Billie truly reflected three grandchildren, Christopher High School in 1957 and mar- J. Hoehner, Mya M. Hoehner and ried Floyd Keith Morgan on the pure love of Christ, a more Jocelynn A. Sessom. Her children July 21, 1959, in the Idaho Falls accepting and forgiving person, and grandchildren were the light Temple. They had nine children we’ve never met. We couldn’t of her life and in them a piece of held Tuesday, July 15, at Tate together that were Billie’s life and ies. She was a big Jazz fan and Tooele in 1977 and they ran the have asked for a more perfect her goes on. Services to remem- Mortuary. Viewing will being at 1 passion. Billie has been a life- faithfully watched every broad- Tooele Skate roller skating rink mother and are privileged to be ber this wonderful life will be p.m. and service at 2 p.m. long active member in the LDS cast game. Billie was an animal for many years. She is survived her children. Services will be held church and proudly magnified lover and had many beloved pets by eight children: Joel K (Laurie on Friday, July 18, with a private any calling that she had. She was throughout her life. As a child Blackburn), Cindie Geneil (Dave family viewing at 10 a.m. at Tate Frank Inspiring Healthy Lives a great dancer and loved sing- her dreams included having her Williams), Michelle Kristine Mortuary in Tooele, followed by a ing, gardening, traveling, roller own zoo and being a steward- (Roger Ekins), Krystal, Shauna, graveside service at 11 a.m. at the OHLMAN skating, and going to the mov- ess. Billie and Floyd settled in Lisa Maureen (Chris Angelos), Tooele City Cemetery. M Attorney at Law FREE MATTERS OF FAITH Consultation for Wills & Trusts Do you really have the right to choose

Each Month in the 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Tooele Transcript Bulletin which laws to obey and which to not? 882-4800 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Editor’s note: “Matters of faith” above, most of you know that such things around us, the more BULLETIN is a column that provides local people do these things, and you we are emboldened to move www.tooelelawoffice.com Subscribe Today 882-0050 religious leaders a place to write likely ask yourself, “How is it that through life doing what we want, about how their respective faiths Jon McCartney they don’t see how wrong that as we want, living as if we are provide hope, courage and GUEST COLUMNIST is?” “Special People,” when the truth strength in these modern times. Sometimes these things lead of it is, we are not. The truth Old-fashioned to nothing, but sometimes a is: We are accountable for our o the things our nation’s blind person is put in jeopardy, actions. warmth and leaders do influence the laws. Holder seems to believe when blocked by a car parked Every once in a while Dway in which we live our such boldness reveals integrity. in a crosswalk. Sometimes an someone doing these things lives? They not only influence, The bureaucracy has caught emergency vehicle is delayed is shocked when they get in sincerity. they affect what people choose on quickly. In Colorado, a court when it cannot pull up where trouble for it. They wonder why, to do. clerk has been issuing unau- it needs to in an emergency, since they’ve done it for years, Hypocrisy didn’t begin with thorized marriage licenses to because some person has parked like so many others. Maybe they the Obama administration, gay couples because the clerk in the emergency zone. The but hypocrisy has become so “felt” that the law was wrong. delay may only cost them sec- can clean up the mess they have unapologetically apparent that Even though the order not to onds, but those seconds may made breaking the law, maybe I believe it is noticeably affect- do so was clear, she continued be costly to the victim waiting they can’t. That could be a prob- ing our society. U.S. Attorney her actions. Why? She would say for their potentially lifesaving lem. General Eric Holder not only she had “a moral duty.” I believe efforts. In such events, the loss The bigger problem is we openly states what laws he will she was simply imitating what can be irreparable. can’t do anything about the sins obey or ignore, but he’s also she has seen going on openly I point out these everyday we have committed as we go made it clear he will undermine for several years by our nation’s issues, issues you may complain through life in selfish rebellion a state’s sovereign rights if he leaders. about, to hopefully make us to the ways and will of God. Oh feels like it. The truth is, disrespect for law more sensitive to the charges sure, we can tell God we’re sorry, In fact, he has told the attor- has been going on for years, but God makes against us — that and hope He accepts that, but ney generals of the U.S. they I fear it will get noticeably worse, of acting as if we also have the we can’t do anything about the should ignore any law they especially with our leaders’ new- right to choose to ignore his laws mess we’ve caused. 435-884-3031 “feel” is wrong, even though all found courage to ignore law. whenever we want. Just as many We can’t, but God can. In fact, of those women and men have In what way does this affect feel they should be allowed to God has done what is necessary www.daltonhoopes.com taken oaths to support those us daily? How many times have break man’s laws when it suits in order to “pay for our wrongs,” you seen people park in emer- them, so we tend to think we if we are willing to completely gency zones in front of stores? should be allowed to break God’s trust him. That’s why Christ They appear content and uncon- laws when it suits us. lived, died, and rose from the cerned about what they’re doing. I do not know if a study has dead for you, so that he could How many times have you been done on the parallels of clean you up from the filth of seen people stop in the middle civil law disrespect and moral your sins against him. of your driving lane on a main law disrespect, but I firmly Many in the world, including artery, such as 400 North, and believe if one was done, it would leaders, tell you that you have lean out the window to talk with show that the more disregards the right to choose which laws someone going the other way? a society shows toward man’s They seem unconcerned that laws, a corresponding disregard to obey. God does not agree. others have to stop behind them, of God’s moral laws follows the He says his ways are non-nego- until someone finally honks, same trend. tiable. But he does allow for a only to receive a rude response Why does this matter? I mediator — if you are willing to from the hand or mouth of the believe such societal tenden- repent, and put your faith and inconsiderate driver. cies increase the hardness of trust in him. Whether it’s parking in red the heart, making us more and His name is Jesus. zones, or crosswalks, brag- more resistant to the voice of ging about cheating on taxes, God to repent, and turn away McCartney is pastor of First or doing the things mentioned from sin. The more we observe Baptist Church of Tooele.

ple leave Tooele County with the ties management director. Festival intent of coming back with their “We’ve been fixing everything families to enjoy the many other continued from page A1 up, making sure the place looks My Women’s Services. attractions that Tooele County has good and is in good order,” he to offer,” he said. said. “We want these people com- participate as vendors at Country When Tooele County ing out here to see Deseret Peak Explosion, and are ordering addi- announced it had inked a deal Complex at its best.” tional food to accommodate an with Country Explosion for the Workers and contractors for My Healthy Future anticipated larger than usual use of Deseret Peak Complex, Country Explosion have been crowd, according to Jared Hamner, Tooele County Commissioner busy building the temporary park- executive director of the Tooele Shawn Milne expressed great ing lot, setting up fencing, install- County Chamber of Commerce hope for the event. ing temporary drinking fountains, and Tourism. “Country Explosion wants to building the stage, moving bleach- Women’s and Maternity Care Elizabeth’s Catering, a West make Tooele County their home,” Valley City-based catering com- he said. “The hope is that Country ers, erecting tents and preparing pany with Tooele County connec- Explosion will become our signa- venues, according to Astill. The agreement with Tooele Pioneer Valley Hospital earned the honor of the Women’s Choice Award seal for America’s tions, will cater for entertainers ture event as a county.” and crew at Country Explosion. The Tooele County County also gave Country 100 Best Hospitals for Patient Experience by WomenCertified®, an award that sets the highest Elizabeth Copeland is the pres- Commissioners approved a Explosion $400,000 of tourism standards of excellence. These standards are supported by our customer satisfaction and quality ident and owner of Elizabeth’s $60,000 lease agreement with tax dollars to market the event of care, which is in or above the 75th percentile in the HealthInsight national rankings. Catering. Her husband, Richard Ghost Riders of the Purple Sage, to attract people from outside Copeland, is the owner of Richard’s the parent company of Country Tooele County. Those dollars will Thousands of babies have been born in our hospital, and you can feel secure knowing we Roundup BBQ in Grantsville. Explosion, at their Jan. 7 commis- came from the county’s Transient have one of the lowest C-section rates in Utah, as well as a level III NICU affiliation at Richard and Elizabeth’s son, sion meeting. Room Tax fund. Jordan Valley Medical Center, should your baby need further care and support. Ken, from Grantsville, will oversee The lease agreement calls for Country Explosion marketed the catering and operate his own Country Explosion to have full use the event in surrounding states ��Maternity Care ��Breast Care food trailer in the vendors’ area of of all property and facilities at including Idaho, Wyoming, Country Explosion. Deseret Peak, including the pool. Colorado, California, and ���������������������������� ��Gynecology & Incontinence Rob Childs, owner of Tooele Country Explosion will be respon- ����������������� Washington. Last year people �������������������������� Auto and RV Repair, expects to sible for all manpower and equip- came from 27 different states, plus ��������������� ��Individualized Programs see a few customers from the fes- ment for the event. Canada, France and Mexico. ������������������������ ������������������������ tival that will be camping in RVs at The lease agreement also This will be Country Explosion’s Deseret Peak Complex. ��Maternity Classes requires Country Explosion to pay second year in Tooele County. “I think this is big,” he said. “I’m a $10,000 security deposit that is The promoters moved Country expecting some additional busi- refundable as long as it restores Explosion to Miller Motorsports nesses and our restaurants and Deseret Peak to its original condi- Call us today to make an appointment or find out more: Park in 2013 after spending its hotels will be full. It will bring in a tion minus basic wear and tear 866-431-WELL lot of business.” within four days after the event. first two years in Vernal. The chamber will staff a booth Country Explosion will be respon- “Deseret Peak and its 220 at Deseret Peak, handing out lit- sible for damages to the venue acres is an ideal facility for us,” erature and answering questions. and facilities. said Jason Stark, owner of Stark The chamber is also producing Tooele County facilities Entertainment Group, the pro- signs to direct people as they leave management staff has been moter of Country Explosion. the parking lot to different busi- busy sprucing up Deseret Peak “There is nothing else like it in nesses in Tooele and Grantsville, Complex in preparation for Utah .The facilities, the buildings 3460 South Pioneer Parkway, West Valley City, UT 84120 Hamner said. Country Explosion, according to and the setting are all perfect.” “It’s our desire that these peo- Isaac Astill, Tooele County facili- [email protected] A7

TUESDAY July 15, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 A STUDENT’S VIEW Simple or stupid, dating etiquette has a good purpose

by Kaylee Peatross disrespectful, and that you really because it’s clean. Look well put keep the conversation going, your date. Avoid things that excluded. CORRESPONDENT don’t care about the date. together, and that you put an don’t talk too much. Make sure would cause a scene. If your Tip #11:At the doorstep, don’t Tip #2: While you are making effort into looking nice for your there is equal conversation com- date seems uncomfortable that just drop your date off and leave. hen you get into high plans for your date, find a day date. ing from both sides. It can be you are doing something, stop Get out of the car and walk school, you get to that and time that works for the both Tip #4: Always try to provide really boring for your date if they immediately. them to the doorstep as a sign Wfun age during which of you. If you run into a sched- transportation for the date, and can’t even get a word or two into Tip #8: Be yourself. The point of respect. Remember to thank you can date. It is a whole new uling conflict, and a previously to pick them up at the location the conversation. You should of a date is to get to know each them for going and tell them you experience for everyone and at scheduled item isn’t that impor- they have requested. It shows always be interested and excited, other, so don’t try to be someone had a nice time. You don’t have times it can be a little rocky. tant, then move it to another that you care about them.Never but don’t go overboard. It might you’re not. If you really want to I’ve noticed that a lot of young day to better accommodate the honk or text that you are there. scare them off. impress them, then it should be to kiss them. If you are on a first people seem to forget the simple person you’re asking. If some- Go up to the door and be polite. Tip #6:Always remember by the things that you actually date, I strongly recommend that things that can keep a date thing comes up and you can’t go Yes, you may have to meet the your manners. Say “please” and believe in — not what you think you don’t. A hug or a handshake going — or from turning into a on the date, then be honest and family and get those awkward “thank you.” Don’t swear or your date wants. is enough. Make sure that they disaster. Here are 11 dating eti- tell them immediately. That way stares, but it shows that you make any rude gestures around Tip #9: Always try to pay your get inside their home before quette tips from me that I think they can make other plans. If respect the parents/guardians of your date. If you go out to eat, way. Your date may say “no” and leaving. may help. And they apply to you think that something better your date. remember to chew with your pay for themselves, but always While they may seem stupid both males and females. has come along, don’t just ditch Tip #5: Starting and keeping mouth closed. You can keep offer because it is the polite and simple, these little tips may Tip #1: You want to make your date. You may have a lot of a conversation going on a first your cell phone on, but never thing to do. It also shows that help keep your first date run- a good impression, not only fun, but you wouldn’t know until date can be a challenge. It may text another person while you’re you care about them. Even if ning smoothly. If not, there just on the person you’re asking you actually went on the date seem awkward and that there dating. That is an automatic sign your date says they are going to might not be a second date. on a date, but with their par- with them. is nothing to talk about. But a of disinterest and it is a sign to pay, always bring money just in It’s all about showing respect ents/guardians aswell. It can be Tip #3: Wear something good place to start is to ask your your date that they shouldn’t go case. to yourself and the person you nerve-wracking but ask them in appropriate. If you are going date questions about topics you out with you again. Be respectful Tip #10: Remember that you are going out with. And yes, in person to go on the date — don’t hiking, don’t wear a suit or a think or know will be of interest of your date’s values, even if they are on a date. If you go with do it by phone or text. If you are dress. If you are going to a nice to them. Try to avoid talking too don’t match up with your own. your friends or happen to run a way, you are trying to impress too shy, (it’s OK, it happens to restaurant, a t-shirt and jeans much about yourself, because it Tip #7: Be creative, have fun into someone you know, don’t them, so make a good impres- the best of us), then call them as won’t do. While you should can push the other party away — but don’t get crazy. While neglect your date. Introduce sion. a last resort. Texting is too infor- dress appropriately, remember quickly. The point of the date is it’s great to have a good time, your date, keep them in the con- mal for such an important ques- to have good personal hygiene. to get to know them, so get to don’t do anything that could versation and avoid topics that Peatross will be a junior at tion. It may also be perceived as Don’t just throw something on know them. While you should potentially embarrass you or you think would make them feel Tooele High School this fall.

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continued from page A1 approval at the June planning ernment that takes over gover- j commission meeting. nance of the property, binding A l D “This takes away the whole any future town or city to honor a 1998. desire to live in Lake Point,” said its terms. R ain Work on the Saddleback proj- Denise Barrett, a Lake Point resi- While waiting for the housing B ect was delayed when the hous- dent told the planning commis- market to improve, Saddleback ing bubble burst and the impact sion. Partners worked on infrastruc- of the Great Recession hit Utah. Once the county commission ture for the dormant project. “We’re ready to test the approved the P.U.D. in 1998, the They organized the Oquirrh k market and see if its ready for development agreement became Mountain Water Company to x F TUES - SAT Saddleback,” Robinson told the a legally binding contract, said provide water for the develop- 10-6PM planning commission at a June Blaine Gehring, Tooele County ment. yZh 4 meeting as it approved the pre- planner. The company also entered B liminary plat for the Pastures. The Saddleback P.U.D. agree- into an agreement with the Lake The Saddleback P.U.D. includes ment is good for 50 years with an Point Improvement District for 2,585 acres of land southeast of option to renew for an additional sewer service for Saddleback. homes in the currently unincor- 10 years, he said. Saddleback Partners helped WE’LL MARK IT porated area of Lake Point. It has The agreement also calls for finance a new lift station for the an average density of one home land use ordinances, in effect Lake Point Improvement District BARGAINSDOWN MAKING IT REAL STEALSUP per acre. at the time the agreement was that was built when state Route However, the development made, to be applied to all future 36 was widened through the agreement calls for Saddleback permits for the property. No area, according Robinson. CHEAPER! to maintain open space in moratorium, ordinance, resolu- “The job of the planning com- exchange for homes on lots as tion, or other land use regulation mission now is to make sure the small as 8,000-square-feet. or limitation can apply to the developer complies with the Several Lake Point residents, development, according to the terms of the development agree- unaware of the potential impact agreement. ment,” Gehring said. of Saddleback, expressed opposi- The Saddleback development [email protected] IT’S A DEAL WE DRIVE EASY BARGAINS!

continuing popularity of country demographic,” he said. Stars music in America, Wilson said “It’s really neat that a little continued from page A1 he felt confident most anyone town can come together to put could find something that would on an event like this,” he added. KNOCK DOWN with performances by Love and appeal to them. “This isn’t a dead city out in the Theft, Rodney Atkins, Gary Allan This year’s Tooele venue middle of nowhere. This is a hap- THE PRICES and Reba. will also offer spa services, the pening city.” STEAL A DEAL Saturday will bring out hard- Deseret Peak pool, tent and RV Premium camping slots have CASH TALKS! core traditionalists such as camping, a DJ’d party club and sold out, but other camping Christ Janson, Brantley Gilbert after party, beer garden, and a locations and tickets to all four and Toby Keith, and Sunday will host of other services and ven- nights of music are still available. wrap things up with a review of dors. The venue’s location in Four-day general admission up-and-coming country artists what Wilson described as a small, costs $145, and admission to one such as Locash Cowboys, Jana country-oriented town, adds to night’s worth of concerts is $50. Kramer, the Eli Young Band, and the event’s appeal, he said. Tickets can be purchased online WE’LL CUT THE the Florida Georgia Line. “Tooele is known in Utah as at countryexplosion.com. With such variety, and with the being a place typical of a country [email protected] PRICE- YOU NAME EASY ON THE YOUR PRICE! POCKET BOOK

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Stansbury Days Car Show Adult education Bible study and graded Sunday School after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch specials ages are 15 and up. Youth practice will Museum, 47 East Vine Street, Tooele, Tooele The 6th-annual Stansbury Days Car Get your high school diploma this year. which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship are available at the lodge from 11 a.m. be begin Mondays and Wednesday at Utah. Enter at back entrance on north Show benefiting the Guide Dogs of All classes required for a high school service begins at 11 a.m. We also have For members and their guests only. 6:30 p.m. Practice will also be held at side of building. For more information Pioneer Day Celebration America will take place Aug. 16. diploma, adult basic education, GED a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 After buying 10 meals either Friday or the Grantsville arena. Must have own contact Millicent at 435-882-7094 or July 24 at the Tooele City Park. 7 Registrations starts at 8:30 a.m., preparation and English as a second p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 Saturday night, you get a free one. horse in order to participate. For more Carolyn at 435-882-0805. p.m. Free hot dog dinner, homemade the show starts at 10 a.m. and 33 language are available. Register now p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs information please contact Chevelle root beer, pioneer games and activi- awards will be presented at 3 p.m. to graduate — just $50 per semester. and let us pray together for God’s help. Entertainment Anderson 435-841-2851. Cub Scout Leader Roundtable ties. 9 p.m. Movie and popcorn in the Cost is $20 for pre-registration, $25 Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- Mountain View Baptist Church meets at Rock-a-Holics, 7-11 p.m. on Saturday, We changed the date this month only park. Bring your family and a blanket. on the day of the show. The first 100 8750. Adult education classes are for the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite July 26. For members and their guests. Tooele Valley Family History due to 4th of July. Cub Scout Leader Questions please email celebratepionee registered receive a T-shirt and dash students 18 and over. 2C. Join us. Center Roundtable will be Thursday, July 10, at [email protected]. Special events Research your ancestors free with 7:30 p.m. at the Tooele Wigwam. Join plaque. For more information call Second Moose Golf Scramble, Sunday ESOL Stansbury Park Baptist Church trained FamilySearch volunteers at the us for a night of fun and information. 435-841-0713 or 801-245-0252, or July 27 at 8 a.m., shotgun at Oquirrh Girls Save Lives Blood Drive ESOL conversational classes are Please join us each Sunday morning at Tooele Valley Family History Center, New to Cub Scouting? Experienced email [email protected] or Hills. Girl Scouts of Tooele along with the [email protected]. held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435- leader with great ideas? All are welcome American Red Cross are sponsoring a students may also come anytime the Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday and encouraged to attend. Map and Blood Drive on Saturday, July 26, 2014, center is open for individualized study. (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For Tooele County through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. directions are available at www.deseret- from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. To schedule your Lake Point Registration is $50 per semester. Call details, please call us at 830-1868 or Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. peakcubscouting.com. Hamburgers, hot appointment or for more information 833-8750 for more information. go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. Historical Society Wednesday evenings by appointment dogs, chips and cookies will be available please log on to redcrossblood.org and while they last starting at 7:10 p.m. Lake Point Days 5K Vacation bible school only. Special classes offered regularly. enter the Sponsor Code: Girl Scouts The Lake Point Days 5K, un-timed Historical Society Books Call the center for more information. Questions, email webelos9919@live. Agency D3 — Discover, decide, defend. — Tooele or contact Julia Jensen at walk, and kid’s mile will be Aug. 23. Churches Tooele County Historical Society’s books com or [email protected]. Stansbury Park Baptist Church, (435)850-2122. Location: Tooele LDS Everyone is welcome. Registration is will be available to purchase at our Recovery International Stansbury Park Clubhouse. July 14-17, Stake Center Cultural Hall, 253 S. 200 only $7 before Aug. 8 and includes The Church of Jesus Christ of meeting. The History of Tooele County We have a very structured group that 9 a.m. to noon, 4-years-old to sixth Seniors East, Tooele. a T-shirt. Contact Gwen Ruebush for Latter-day Saints Volume II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, follows a format of four basic steps: grade. Any questions, call Dick Fisher, more information at 801-250-6830 or To find a meeting house and time of and Railroading in Tooele is $20, and report an upset, describe thoughts, County fair 435-843-1005. [email protected]. worship for The Church of Jesus Christ we also have eight note cards depicting impulses, feelings and sensations. If Medical equipment needed The fair is looking for vendors for its Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- four different pioneer buildings for $4. you can’t change a situation, you can inside display area. This is a great place First Lutheran Church change your attitude toward it. Life are in need of donated medical equip- mon.org/meetinghouse or contact 435- First Lutheran Church, on the corner of These will make great gifts for your fam- to highlight your business, make some Stockton can be distressing, but not dangerous. ment to be used for seniors in need. 850-8211. 7th and Birch, would like to invite you ily and friends. sales and new customers. We are look- Recovery is helpful for handling addic- New or gently used items needed are to hear of God’s grace and the love of ing for home businesses, companies, Stockton Days 2014 Berean Full Gospel Church Seeking Historical Items tions, fears, anxiety, anger, loneliness, wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other Christ, who died to forgive you of your crafts and more. Go to the Tooele coun- Stockton Days will take place Aug. 9. We invite you to discover how God’s Tooele County Historical Society would worries and any challenge. Try it for items that may be useful to our seniors. sins and attain salvation on your behalf. ty fair web site and apply. Come support Vendor booth applications are due Aug. Word can transform your life and provide like members of the community who six weeks. For more information, call Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- Worship at 10 a.m., Sunday School your county fair. www.tooelefair.com. If 1. Prices are $30 per booth and $10 you with the answers for questions and have any family or personal histories, MaryAnn 884-0215. ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, at 11:15 a.m., on the second sunday you act now till july 21 you can recieve extra for a powered booth. Applications for problems you may be struggling to photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. of the month, worship at 3 p.m. Bible a 20 percent discount on booth space. to print are available at www.stockton- overcome. Come join us this Sunday VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that Take Off Pounds Sensibly study and Sunday School at 4:15 p.m. Fair dates are July 31, Aug. 1-2. town.org. Return by Aug. 1 in person to morning for our 10 a.m. worship service you would like to donate to our orga- Give yourself the gift of health and Tooele Senior Center Vacation bible school July 28 to Aug. 1 The senior center is for the enjoyment of 18 North Johnson St, Stockton, by mail where we will assemble in praise, share nization to please call us. We are also wellness. Resolve to lose those extra Historic Benson Gristmill from 9-11:30 a.m. for ages 3-12, al are all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- to PO Box 240, Stockton, UT 84071, testimonies and explore worship in ways looking for books, newspaper articles, pounds. TOPS can help you achieve your The Benson Gristmill will be open this welcome. ing activities include bridge, pinochle, via email to [email protected] or that strive to highlight the greatness of photos, brochures or any history that goals and support you in your journey. year! We need volunteers and dona- bingo, exercise program three times by fax to 435-833-9031. Verify with the God. After our morning praise and wor- pertains to the Tooele County area. If We provide accountability through week- tions. Please contribute $1, or more, New Life Christian Fellowship ly weigh-ins and support and encourage- a week, line dancing, wood carving, office your application was received. We ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible We invite you to worship and serve you would like to donate them to our for each family member. The Indians, ment in a non-judgmental environment. Wii games, watercolor class, movies are not responsible for lost or delayed Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and organization, or if you would let us make trappers, explorers, pioneers, farmers, TOPS is open to all men, women, teens and health classes. Meals on Wheels applications. Contact the office at 435- mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s food pantry is open from noon to 3 a copy for the Tooele County Historical ranchers and miners all camped, rested and preteens. There are now two TOPS available for homebound. Lunch served 882-3877. Glass), or call 435-578-8022 for more p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 Society, please call Alice Dale at 435- and got water at Twin Springs. Please chapters in Tooele to accommodate your weekdays for age 60 and above, sug- information. E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, 882-1612. bring donations to the boxes at the schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday gested donation of $3, $5 for under age women and men are also available Benson Gristmill. Schools First Baptist Church at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. 60. The center also provides transpor- every week. Sunday services are in the What does Jesus say about everyday Groups and events 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., tation to the store or doctor visits for Benson Gristmill Fund Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. situations? That’s what we’ll learn in a meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at 830- residents in the Tooele and Grantsville The Historic Benson Gristmill Chinese immersion at and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 series through the Gospels in a chrono- 1150 for information. UT 365 Tooele areas. Call 435-843-2110 for more Restoration Committee is seeking Northlake a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find Rush Valley Camp fundraiser logical order of Jesus’ life. Join us in Vendors and crafters are wanted for meets Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Bit n information. donations from individuals, groups, and Northlake Elementary is excited to offer out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting learning and in worship of the Lord, and a fund raiser Sept. 13, 2014, at the Spur Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 North. businesses to help with restoration Mandarin Chinese as part of the Dual www.NLOT.org. Senior Circle serve him by serving those around us. Stockton town hall parkins lot from 10 This chapter will meet occasionally at a efforts and the operation of the historic Language Immersion Program. Currently Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and Sunday Bible study: 9:45 a.m. Worship: a.m. t o5 p.m. Booth rental is $20. private residence, so call ahead for the Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to we have openings on a first-come, first- Tooele Christian Fellowship better and costs just $15 a year per 11 a.m. Tooele First Baptist — 580 S. Proceeds will be used to purchase a exact location. Call Lisa at 882-1442 for Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, served basis. Don’t miss out on this Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- Main St.; 882-2048 display case for the Daughters of Utah information. Also see the TOPS website 47. S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. amazing opportunity to have your stu- Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 3690 for more information or a member- Pioneers. For info: Lela Anderson 435- at www.tops.org. For more information contact Mike 602- dent speak a fluent second language. United Methodist Church N. Main, former Stowes Family Music ship application. Lots of great health Research is clear on the benefits of building. For more information, call 435- 882-8785. To reserve a booth: Nadine 826-9471. Tooele United Methodist Church ser- Tooele Gem and Mineral benefits and fun activities. speaking a second language. Please 224-3392 or www.tooelechristianfellow- West vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. Tooele City Library contact Bryce or Jen at 435-833-1940 ship.org. Parking and entrance in back Society Please check our website, tooelecumc. Tuesdays, 11 and 11:30 a.m., Wiggle or stop by the school for details. of building. Tooele Writers Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Class reunions org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Worms (interactive story time for 1- to Tooele Writers are having a meet the normally meets the second Tuesday 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at 801-651- 2-year-old children); Wednesdays and Saint Marguerite school community night Friday, July 18 from of the month, however there is NOT 2557 for more info. We are located at 5-9 p.m. at the Covered Pavilion on Vine Tooele 1954 Thursdays, 11 and 11:30 a.m., story New and improved: St. Marguerite Charity a regular meeting in July. Our Steak The class of ‘54 reunion is scheduled 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Street near the Pratt Aquatic Center. time; Thursdays, 1 p.m., Thingamajig Catholic School is implementing a Fry/Grab Bag Fill will be August 23 at for September 26 and 27, for the Tooele Free to the public. Come meet lots of Thursday; Thursdays, 4-6 p.m., teen renewed Middle School program for Church of Christ Utah Food Bank 2 p.m., please call for location. Come High School Homecoming date. We are 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students. It is authors. There will be books for sale, learn about rocks, minerals and ways time with gaming, movies and more; Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah The Utah Food Bank will be at New Life looking for missing classmates: Joyce customized to meet the special emo- and time to visit and pick the brains of to craft with them and enjoy field trips Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., kids crafts; Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. Christian Fellowship (411 E. Utah Ave) Olsen, Loretta Padgen, Kaye Roth, tional, social and intellectual needs of authors in various stages of the publish- for rock collecting. Membership is $10 Tuesdays, 1 p.m., family movies and and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. this Wednesday, July 16, distributing Helen Hendee, Norma Lou Russell, Christian adolescent youth. Includes ing process. See www.tooelewriters. per year. Visit us on Facebook or www. popcorn. More summer info available at Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We free food. Veda Edwards, Helen Phelps, Shirley first-rate academics, career-vocation blogspot.com. tooelegem.com. Contact info: 435-882- the library. seek to be the Lord’s church estab- Drysdale, Eva Bates, Joe Hansen, oriented electives, Spanish, art and Tooele Children’s Justice 5752 or email TooeleGemAndMineral@ lished about 33 AD. Jesus is our only Dorthey Begay, Phyllis Spradling, music. Enrolling now for the 2014-2015 Stansbury Art and Lit Meeting gmail.com. head of the church, headquarters are Center The next meeting of the Stansbury art Carmen Montoya, Margaret Krolak, Grantsville School Year. Classes start August 11. heaven. Come and grow with us. Call Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in and Literary Society will be Tuesday, Sons of Utah Pioneers Geraldine Gardner, Geniel Bridges, (435)882-0081. need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. We Sharon Thomas, JoAnn Bevan, Marcia Red Cross blood drive 882-4642. July 22, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele Applied The goals of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Excelsior Academy tours appreciate all donations. For inquiries or Technology College, 88 S. Tooele Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Sharp, Helen Hndee, Anadelle Schueter, July 22, 2-7 p.m. at the Grantsville Cornerstone Baptist drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 Karen Nelson and Marybell Tonioli. Curious about charter schools? Want to Blvd., Tooele. Rolanda Root will share our pioneer heritage alive. We do this Church Street Chapel, 81 Church Street. Passion for God, compassion for people East, Tooele. Anyone having information about any know more about Excelsior Academy? her expertise in a presentation about through histories, stories, artifacts, at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: of them is encouraged to contact Lila Concerts at the farm Tours are held each Wednesday United Methodist Church stained glass. She will give a demon- monuments, museums, service and 882-6263. Come as you are this stration of some of the equipment she Duffin Atkin at (435) 830-0261, or Enjoy “Concerts at the Farm” on the at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a Tooele United Methodist church offers a scholarships. Much of this labor of love Sunday, where you can hear a message uses and show some of the items she email at [email protected]. first and third Saturdays of the month, range of topics such as the Excelsior free dinner every Wednesday starting at is found in the Tooele Pioneer Museum from the Bible and meet new friends. has created. The theme for the optional 7 p.m. at Clark Historic Farm, 378 W. Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct 4 p.m. All are welcome. at 47 E. Vine in Tooele, as well as vari- Service times: Bible study (for all ages) monthly project is ships. Do a work of Tooele 1964 Clark. July 19 concert: Dillon Hurst and Instruction, CHAMPS and the character ous statues and monuments around the Our committee does not have correct 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; art in the medium of your choice using friends. Bring a chair or blanket. Free development program. There is also The Tooele Valley Resource county. The Tooele Pioneer cemetery, contact information for the following indi- evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- ships as the theme and bring it to the admission and concessions available. an opportunity to observe the school’s at the mouth of Settlement Canyon, is viduals. Please contact John Medina at dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided Center meeting. For those who have not been unique group settings. Come and tour The Tooele Valley Resource Center is another of our projects. We are always 801-564-8845 email: j43medina@msn. for all services, and children’s church to the second floor of the TATC building Grantsville Community Pioneer the building and have any questions currently in need of donations. Please looking for artifacts and histories, com or Gayle Lott Wicks at 435-882- during morning worship. WiseGuys to see the Creative Expressions Exhibit Celebration answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. consider donating items such as deodor- including yearbooks, as a loan or gift to 4766 email: [email protected]: Program during evening worship. of artwork by our local artists, you have Celebrating our heritage: a legacy of Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, be displayed for everyone’s benefit at Bruce Williams, Andrea Smith, Colleen until the end of July to see this amaz- faith. Everyone in the community is Mountain of Faith Lutheran toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If you are Shields, Paul Shriber, Lonnie Sawyers, ing display of talent. The exhibit can interested in the values of honoring past invited, July 24 at the Grantsville West We’re a healthy, growing congregation combs and brushes. Cash is also Pat Russell, Ann Rowberry, Marline be seen during the regular TATC school and future pioneers and in visiting their Stake Center next to the high school. Tooele Family Center who welcomes newcomers and reaches welcomed. Those who receive services Pitt, Joan Bridges, James Broadhead, hours. This includes early evenings historical settings and learning more Admission is free. 5 p.m. Dutch Oven out to those in need. Join us for worship include individuals or families in crisis, Robert Candeleria, Thomas Chase, Jim Monday through Thursday. about those who settled and shaped Cook-Off — Three divisions: Expert, Story and craft hour Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. the homeless and families at risk of Davis, Linda Garrard, Margie Ginter, Utah, attend our business and educa- novice, and boy scout. For rules and Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God becoming homeless. Located 23 S. Wallace Graham, Patricia Gull, Sondra Benson Grist Mill Farmers tion meeting the first Thursday of each registration, contact Jeff Beazer at the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy with respect without taking ourselves too Main Street, 843-9945. Hester, Janet Irons, Leslie Jacobs, Market month. A pot-luck dinner followed by 840-0212. 6 p.m. Opening Ceremony the adventures of books and make fun seriously. Check us out on Facebook by Michelle Johnson, Kathi Kirigin, Sam Benson Grist Mill Farmers Market, various presentations starts promptly at (behind the pavilion) featuring primary crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran Food Pantry Lopez, Helen McNeil, Anita Odell, Leslie 325 State Road 138, Stansbury Park, 6:30 p.m. in the Tooele Senior Citizens children. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Dinner will be 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at Church. Please join us for meaningful The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Perhson. Saturdays beginning July 12th through Center at 53 E. Vine. Call Gene White served. 6:30 p.m. Live Entertainment. 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind worship that is also casual and relaxed. offering an emergency food pantry to October at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. SNAP EBT at 435-882-0805 for additional informa- 6:30 p.m. Pioneer activities. 8 p.m. Tooele High School). For more information, call 882-7291. meet the needs of our community. The Tooele 1974 Early Grantsville Stories — Dr. Chris food pantry is available for emergency accepted. tion. Tooele High School Class of 1974 is Preschool hour Jefferies. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, St. Barnabas’ Episcopal needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Suicide prevention training holding a 40-year reunion on Saturday, and enjoy an evening of history, enter- Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Mood disorder support group Sept. 6, 2014. There will also be a Come learn how you can help. These Do you or someone you love have a tainment, games, and food. Family Center has a fun activity hour rament followed by fellowship. Sunday 580 S. Main Street. For information call friday-evening event Sept. 5: A gathering trainings will be held on a regular basis mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation of learning, singing and creating. This mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ 882-2048. at the home of a classmate’s private to meet the critical need in our com- offers help, hope and healing. Please Celebration Hall flea Market Ready, Set, School! preschool class is for Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron residence. Call Dan Shields at 435- munity with increased suicidal ideation join us for support group sessions every Every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. all children up to 5 years of age. Please Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: The Tooele Food Bank 764-3444 for more information and and depressive factors. Next meeting Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New until September on the corner of Church come and enjoy the fun. For more info, [email protected]. Web at The Tooele Food Bank is seeking dona- for the address. The class will meet at is 7-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 15 at Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in Street and Main in Grantsville. Anyone is call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or ext. 2010. www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are tions to increase inventory. Summer is the Miller Motorsports Park on Sept. 6 Tooele City Hall. Sign up now and save Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at invited to come sell whatever they want, We’re located at 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. God’s beloved child, beautifully created around the corner making it difficult for for dinner, music and dancing to a live your spot, call or email Heidi, 843-2188 841-9903. provided they obtain a $5 business #11 (right behind Tooele High School). in God’s own image. Whatever your his- more families to provide healthy meals. band, and reuniting and reminisching at or [email protected]. licesense from the city that is good for a tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, Packaged meals like hamburger helper, Legends Hall. The Friday event is free of month of Saturdays and pay a $10 fee mac and cheese, tuna, canned fruits and PFCCA the Episcopal Church welcomes you. DAV Volunteer Drivers Needed The Professional Family Child Care charge, but you are asked to bring your to Celebration Hall, though the latter fee TATC vegetables, flour, sugar, salt, ketchup, The DAV is looking for three volunteer Association of Utah will be holding own adult beverage if you so desire. isn’t due until you sell something. For Spanish services mustard, mayo, bottled water and juice drivers. No DAV membership is required. Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth Bottled water and soft drinks will be pro- more information, please call 801-250- Lunch n’ Learn La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le boxes are accepted. Cash donations are Will need a VA physical. Call Jim Yale Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. vided. The main event Saturday is $65 6602 and leave a message. Don’t miss our monthly Lunch n’ Learn invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves also greatly appreciated. Located at 38 at 435-849-0521 or 882-7626. Or call This support group/training meeting per person or $120 per couple. Call Dan Mini-Lesson on Thursday, July 17, at 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you S. Main Street, 882-0355. Les Peterson at 435-830-7812. The is open to all childcare providers in Shields for information on the menu Family History Center noon. Our guest speakers are from the to their Spanish services on Thursday next meeting of the Disabled American Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, or to RSVP. We’re hoping for our best Greet your ancestors free at the Department of Workforce Services; they at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come Veterans Chapter 20 will be held at 2 Grantsville and Lake Point. For more infor- reunion ever after 40 years and have Grantsville Family History Center, 117 will be talking about training funds avail- to know a church that focused in the Eagles p.m., July19 at the Moose Lodge at mation, call Kathy Witt, 435-830-9614. been unable to get correct addresses E. Cherry St. All are welcome with able at our local DWS. Come find out if word of God rather than the emotions. 1100 E. Vine Street in Tooele. for some classmates, please spread the consultants there to assist you. Open you are eligible to have your school paid God loves you and he wants to reveal Eagle Steak Night Family Support Center word to those you know who graduated Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday for. You can train for a higher paying job himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 18 July: 6-ounce sirloin and 3-piece Masons in 1974. through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 or receive additional training to help you The Family Support Center is a non- North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides shrimp $11. Masons meeting second Friday at to 9 p.m. advance in your current position. Lunch profit agency providing services in Salt provided. 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 is free with the class. Please RSVP at Sunday breakfasts Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast Agricultural Irrigation 435-248-1800; space is limited. St. Marguerite Breakfast will be served on 27 July, in-home parenting skills program. on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s Families with children birth to 17 will Grantsville Irrigation has issued agri- St. Marguerite Catholic Community wel- 2014, from 9 a.m. until noon. The cost Cafe. For more information or a ride, receive instruction during an 80-minute cultural users an additional two regular Heavy Duty Diesel comes you to worship with us. Our lit- is $7 for adults and $3 for kids 11- call Blair 801-554-0527. weekly visit to gain the tools they need turns for a total of four turns this sea- The Heavy Duty Diesel Technician pro- urgy schedule is as follows: Celebration years and under when ordering from the Something to strengthen their family. Topics dis- son. Residential users have been allot- gram is now accepting new students. of the Eucharist summer schedule: menu. The special is $5 and bad beer is AARP Smart Driver Course cussed include communication, conflict ted 250,000 gallons per “A” share. You Utah wage for entry level technicians Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 8:30 available. Public invited. On Your A one-day smart driver course is sched- resolution, attachment and bonding, are responsible to keep track of your is $14.46-$18.85 per hour. Enroll a.m. (Spanish), 10:30 a.m. Mon-Fri: 9 uled for 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., July 18 at establishing rules and routines as well meter readings. “Like” us on Facebook today and start right away. Call Student a.m. Office hours 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Birthday celebration Mind? Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 as managing stress. Please contact for updates on the system. Contact the Services at 435-248-1800 for more Mon-Fri. Closed Tues. (435) 882-3860. On July 24, The Aerie and auxiliary will N. Main in Tooele. Cost is $20 or $15 Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for office at 884-3451 with any questions information. Elementary & Jr. High- (435) 882-0081. celebrate on the Utah State Birthday for those who show a current AARP more information. You can also visit or concerns. Call 435-882-3860. St. Marguerite and all members who were born in July. membership card. Call 435-843-3690 or familysupportcenter.org. Scholarship fundraiser Catholic Elementary School can be Come out for the surprise and have a Tooele Applied Technology College’s 3691 for more information. Grantsville City Library reached at 435-882-0081. We are fun time. Scholarship fundraiser the Annual ATV Tooele Family AI-Anon Grantsville City Library is excited to located on the corner of Seventh Street Ophir Historical District present this year’s Summer Reading Roundup has been rescheduled for Past presidents dinner Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at Alano Club (by and Vine Street. The Ophir Historical District will open Program (SRP), entitled, “Fizz, Boom, September 20, 2014. Mark your calen- All PPs will meet Wednesday, July White’s Trailer Court), 1120 Utah Ave., Saturdays beginning May 31 through READ!”. We encourage citizens of all dars and join us for this exciting ride. 16. PMP Kathy Schultz will host at La Sundays at 5 p.m. at Mountain of Faith Brit-Ammi Kahal Sept. 20 (weather permitting). Hours are ages to participate. This six-week pro- Fountaine restaurant at 7 p.m. Lutheran Church. Call Gesele with ques- Covenant People Assembly are teach- 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For information, call gram starts June 12 - July 31, 2014, tions, 435-224-4015. Education ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Auxiliary State Visitation (435)849-0254 or (435)830-2120. and it’s all about science. Come and faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at Write a letter Tooele Auxiliary will host the State Food Addicts in Recovery enjoy, presentations, stories, games 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call Auxiliary on Monday, 28 July. Dinner will Ophir Day Anonymous to the Editor! and crafts. Those who read or are Network meetings 843-5444 for more information. Ophir Day 2014 will be held Saturday, Looking to obtain or improve your be served at 7 p.m. and meeting will Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous read to may submit completed reading Aug. 2 at the Ophir Town Park. Now employment? Come join the Tooele start at 8 p.m. All sisters are invited to is a program based on the 12 steps of “coupons” to receive small incentives Bible Baptist Church accepting applications for vendor space Networking Group and learn job seeking come out and support the Auxiliary. AA. FA is a fellowship of individuals who P.O. Box 390 and a chance to win a larger prize at the The folks at Bible Baptist Church would through July 15. Call Scott to request an techniques, how to market yourself, get through shared experiences and mutual Tooele, UT 84074 end of the summer reading program. like to invite you to some old fashioned application. Registration began May 27. For further support and actually search job leads. church services with singing from the Moose Lodge support are recovering from the disease [email protected] information about this event, please go Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele old fashioned hymns and messages Boys and Girls Clubs of Tooele of food addiction. Meetings are held to our event calendar at http://www. LDS Employment Resource Center locat- from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some Summer Club, ages 6-12, begins June 9 every Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Pioneer grantsvilleut.gov/Library/eventcalendar. ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone things should never change. Sunday Meals at the lodge and runs through Aug. 15, 8:30 a.m. to Friday and Saturday night dinners will html or call us at (435) 884-1670. is welcome. Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; 6 p.m. Cost is $375 for summer ($125 be served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 due upon registration). Space is limited. Bulletin Board Policy Online courses dinners include clam chowder or home- p.m.; Wednesday evening services, Interested? Call 843-5719. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Stansbury Park Online courses in Network+ and 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at made chili, and/or fish baskets (halibut, at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- 840-2152. shrimp or chicken strips). Saturday Stansbury Riders Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic Star party fessional seeking to upgrade their skills night dinners include 16-oz ribeye or The Stansbury Riders are looking for clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the From dusk to 11 p.m. at the Stansbury and knowledge of networking and secu- Mountain View Baptist Church T-bone steak with choice of baked new youth and adult members. The advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Park Observatory Complex. rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA We would like to invite you to discover potato or fries, salad and roll; halibut youth ages are 6 to 15 and will do Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the what God’s plan and purpose is for or salmon steak with choice of baked sign ups for both adult and youth at guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- Red Cross blood drive TATC at 248-1800 for more information your life. The Bible contains all of the potato or fries, salad and roll, or jumbo 6 p.m. on Monday or Wednesday at 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the July 18, 2:30-7:30 p.m. at Stansbury or to enroll. answers for life’s questions. Come shrimp with choice of baked potato or the Grantsville arena located behind desired publication date. High School, 417 Benson Road. and join us this Sunday for our adult fries, salad and roll. All meals are for City Hall in Grantsville, Utah. The adult a reasonable price. No orders taken A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:12 a.m. 8:58 p.m. Thursday 6:13 a.m. 8:57 p.m. Friday 6:14 a.m. 8:57 p.m. Saturday 6:14 a.m. 8:56 p.m. Sunday 6:15 a.m. 8:55 p.m. Monday 6:16 a.m. 8:55 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:17 a.m. 8:54 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 11:43 p.m. 11:23 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday none 12:31 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 12:18 a.m. 1:38 p.m. Saturday 12:53 a.m. 2:41 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 1:31 a.m. 3:42 p.m. Statistics for the week ending July 14. Chance of a t-storm in A thunderstorm in Sunshine mixing with Monday 2:10 a.m. 4:40 p.m. Partly sunny Partly sunny Mostly sunny Plenty of sunshine Temperatures Tuesday 2:53 a.m. 5:34 p.m. the afternoon spots in the afternoon some clouds High/Low past week 100/64 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 91/65 87 63 89 64 92 67 92 67 93 67 92 66 92 66 Average temp past week 79.6 Normal average temp past week 78.3 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 18 July 26 Aug 3 Aug 10 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 88/53 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 93/69 Knolls Clive Lake Point 87/55 92/68 91/66 85/64 Ogden Stansbury Park 88/63 Erda 86/64 Vernal Grantsville 89/65 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 87/58 88/64 74/55 Tooele 89/63 Bauer 87/63 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 86/62 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 87/63 89/58 87/59 Stockton Pollen Index Price 87/61 89/61 High Nephi Rush Valley 87/55 87/59 Ophir Moderate 77/54 Low Delta Manti Absent 93/59 88/53 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 96/66 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 89/60 89/57 Moab 88/63 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 97/62 Beaver 97/66 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 87/57 Ibapah 86/57 24-hour 91/60 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.00 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 87/59 86/62 at Grantsville 1.47 none 100/78 Kanab 91/61 Eureka 81/56 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 93.58

And Stericycle intends to keep to explore new technologies the comfortable with who Stericycle is Stericycle the community informed through- company may decide to incorpo- and what we do,” she said. “I think out the process, Koenig said. rate into the new plant’s opera- continued from page A1 we saw in those meetings, that as Proposed Tooele County “The conditional use permit tions. The incinerator is a given people learned more, they were really opens the door,” she said, and already permitted, Koenig more comfortable with having us Wendover 138 facility, including space for the “but we want to continue to be said, but the company continues to as a neighbor.” Stericycle Grantsville incinerator itself, and an office for transparent with the community.” look into new possibilities, as well But Stericycle and Tooele County Tooele administrative and clerical staffs. Water stands to be one of the as evaluating new types of incin- have yet to seriously discuss miti- Location 199 The approved site plan also sets most significant barriers in the erators that have become available gation fees, another area of local Area in red is the approximate aside 20,000 square feet for future company’s path forward, and the since the company built its embat- location of school trust lands for concern. Detailed discussion of growth. company is required to locate its tled North Salt Lake plant. the Stericycle project. Vernon the fees did not occur during last In addition, the site plan calls own water rights and procure its “We want to have the most state week’s conditional use permit graphic / for parking lots, equipment stor- own well. of the art, most efficient incinera- John Hamilton age, freight facilities, an indepen- Potable water in the Rowley area tion technologies,” she said. hearing, nor have they occurred dent water system with on-site is already presumed to be in short Throughout the process, privately, Koenig said. wastewater disposal, and a backup supply, but the facility’s water Stericycle will continue to oper- Tooele County Commissioner generator. needs are not large — the Rowley ate in the public eye. Conditions Shawn Milne said the county had, The company now anticipates plant will require about 30 gal- attached to the local permit require at Stericycle’s request, decided it moving ahead with developing the lons a minute, the equivalent of that Stericycle obtain and main- was best to wait until after the Stansbury specifics of a plan, said Jennifer roughly three garden hoses — and tain various operational permits conditional use permit was issued Bay Stansbury Koenig, vice president of corpo- Koenig said Stericycle felt confi- with the state, and make improve- to negotiate mitigation fee pay- 80 Island rate communication for Stericycle. dent it could find something avail- ments to surrounding roads that ments. Some engineering has already able for use. will be impacted by commuter Since last week, Milne said the begun, she said, but the company “As many businesses in Tooele and freight traffic. Conditions also county has sent the company a chose not to move forward fully County have shown, there are lots mandate that the company submit reminder of the needed discussion Timpie until the question of the condi- of different ways to get water,” she to regular inspections by the local and is now waiting for Stericycle’s tional use permit was decided. said. “It’s just a matter of where health department and report its reply. With a permit in hand, Stericycle and how clean and how much we operational status at annual public “The ball is in their court,” Skull is now clear to apply for a plethora have to go through to be able to meetings. 80 he said, adding that the county Valley of operational permits state and use it.” Company representatives had has previously requested that local officials require of incinera- The Rowley plant will likely no objections to the additional 196 Stericycle, because it processes tion operations, including permits require some form of on-site water stipulations, but instead indicated Cedar Mountains 138 to handle solid waste, for air emis- treatment, as called for in the site they felt they presented an oppor- a significantly lower volume of sions, and for water use and treat- plan, but the specifics of exact- tunity to interface with the local material than other companies ment. ly what such a facility will entail community. Past meetings have currently paying mitigation fees, Grantsville Koenig said it could take as long — and what kind of labor will be proven an effective means to such send county officials a proposal

Stansbury Mountains as six months to finalize those required — will remain unknown ends, Koenig said. regarding how they would like to Skull Valley Road applications, and even longer for until a water source is located. “I think those [outreach] meet- make mitigation payments. the applications to be approved. Meanwhile, Stericycle continues ings did a lot to help residents get [email protected]

Organizers of the Utah event have pening again. to the family of the deceased and Bonfire decried the reputation of drug use “We’re looking at large gathering those that witnessed that suicide. event policy and procedures, and It was horrific and things like continued from page A1 and nudity at the event, saying it is instead an art-centered event that I’m sure we’ll make some changes that get embedded into people’s promotes radical self-expression. in things we do, but this was all minds. It’s a tragedy any way you “I think this was something he A written statement from done on private property,” he said. want to look at it.” had planned, according to what Element 11 organizers expressed “What took place was shocking to [email protected] the witnesses we talked to,” Barrett sympathy for Wallace’s family and everybody. Our sympathy goes out said. “He told some people who friends, and to the accidental wit- were there he was going to run into nesses to the incident. the fire. Basically, he went past the “We acknowledge there barricades, past the security per- was indeed a fatality last night NEED CASH NOW? sonnel, did a little dance and dove [Saturday] at Element 11 (Utah’s We Want to Make headfirst into the bonfire.” regional). This is a deeply upset- You a Loan! Barrett said the blaze, from ting event with tragic results. Our $ $ burning a three-story-high effigy hearts go out to the Utah com- 100- 3,000 TODAY! of a character from the children’s munity and to the attendees of book “Where the Wild Things Are,” Element 11. This is a tragic event, Noble Finance was burning at an estimated 2,000 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO and we struggle to respond to it,” 435-843-1255 degrees Fahrenheit. Bonneville Seabase is the location for the Element 11 Festival that was held over according to the statement. “We Barricades formed a perimeter the weekend. A man threw himself into the flames of the bonfire lit at the culmi- ask for your patience while we around the fire, as did security per- nation of the event and died. find the appropriate resources, but ENROLLING Final Registration- August 8 NOW! sonnel hired for the event, to keep please know that we are commit- Classes Begin- August 11 the approximate 1,200 people in Wallace dove into the fire, firefight- and sent to Salt Lake to be tested ted to supporting those affected by Grades attendance a safe distance from the ers immediately began to douse by a medical examiner for the con- this event in the best way we can.” flames, said Barrett. Additionally, the fire, Barrett said. However, the tents of his blood at the time of his Marshall said this is the first PK-8 fire fighters from the Grantsville fire was too large to put it out death, Barrett said. major incident the city has had Volunteer Fire Authority were there quickly. Besides being upsetting for the with any events in Grantsville City. to make sure the fire did not get “The fire department’s [normal- hundreds of witnesses, security The original Burning Man festi- out of control, and medical per- ly] just there to make sure they personnel, police officers and fire- val, which draws more than 50,000 sonnel were and had been present don’t catch the desert on fire,” he fighters were also stunned at the people per year, has had several throughout the festival. said. “This was something where if incident, he said. deaths over the years, including Based on the investigation, the you had five trucks on the scene at “It was hard. It was one of the mishaps with moving vehicles at � Jr. High Career Electives lieutenant said nothing could have the time, and all of the fire hydrants more difficult ones I’ve had to the festival, plane crashes, natural � realistically been done to stop are working, it’s still going to take investigate,” said Barrett. “It’s hard causes, exposure and suicide — a Spanish, Art, Music all grades Wallace from diving into the fire. hours. This was a huge fire.” on the officers, it’s hard on the few of which by people running ��All Day Kindergarten “Even with all of the security There are no fire hydrants in the fire[fighters], and you had so many into the fire at the culmination ��All Day Preschool Option personnel they had in place and area of the bonfire, and water had witnesses — where do you start? It of the event. Rules and protocols the medics and the firemen, he still to be brought in by a water tanker, was an unfortunate incident.” have been adjusted in an effort to managed to get past them,” Barrett said Mayor Brent Marshall. It took Element 11, which just com- prevent at least some of the inci- Saint Marguerite Catholic School said. “They really had all of their the firefighters and five engines pleted its 13th year as an organized dents from recurring. Th e Catholic School Advantage: forming children security and protocol in line; it’s about 30 minutes to put out the event at Bonneville Sea Base, is an Although it happened despite just this guy went around them.” initial flames, he said, and another off-shoot of the original Burning precautions by event organizers, for college, their life’s work and Heaven through Although the bonfire at the fes- three hours to safely douse the Man Festival, which started in Marshall said the city planned on cocommunitiesmmunities of faith, knowledge and service tival is typically allowed to burn smoldering material. 1986 in San Francisco but moved re-examining its policies regarding itself out, with firefighters standing Wallace’s body was recovered to Black Rock Desert, Nevada, in major events in an effort to try to 15 SOUTH 7th St • Tooele • 435.882.0081 by in case of a roaming spark, when from the remains of the structure 1990 where it is still held today. prevent such a tragedy from hap- offi [email protected] • www.stmargschool.org A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Babe Ruth tourney Tooele Babe Ruth will host the 10- Rydalch rules in Rush Valley for third year year-old Pacific Southwest Regional Tournament at Parker’s Park in Overlake from July 22-26. Teams Local cowgirl Sabrina Lucero places first in barrel racing at Red Kirk Rodeo Arena from California, Guam, Hawaii and by Mark Watson Utah will compete to see who will advance to the Cal Ripken World SPORTS EDITOR Series. Games are scheduled at 1 A pair of seasoned rodeo ath- p.m., 4, p.m. and 7 p.m. each day and admission is free. Schedule letes from Tooele County grabbed updates available at www.tooele- first-place finishes at the Rush baseball.org. Valley Rodeo on Saturday night. Sabrina Lucero finished first THS boys golf in barrel racing against 24 other Tryouts for the Tooele High School competitors and won $556.80. boys golf team will start Monday, Dillon Rydalch edged out Wyatt July 28, at 8 a.m. at The Links at Overlake. For more information Peterson 71–70 to win the bare- contact head coach Fred Killpack back event at Rush Valley for the at 435-830-1258. third-consecutive year. Rydalch ended up riding twice Hole-in-one in bareback competition after Coy Bingham sank a hole-in-one his first horse fell down. Monday at Stansbury Park Golf “When your horse falls down Course. The 9-year-old golfer scored the ace on the seventh hole they give you the option of tak- from 106 yards away with a hybrid ing your first score or riding club. Witnesses were his father again. I scored 67 the first time, Colby Bingham, Sean Buckner and but wanted to go again,” Dillon Kacey Woolsey. said. Peterson already had the lead Germans celebrate victory in the event, but Dillon’s sec- The newly-crowned world champi- onds ride improved his score to ons appeared tired but overjoyed as they arrived in Berlin on Tuesday 71 just ahead of Peterson’s 70. morning, proving that sleep is over- Rydalch stayed atop his first rated when you have just won the horse after it hit the turf. FIFA World Cup. Philipp Lahm and “Dillon’s a heck of a cowboy his teammates touched down at who can ride,” said Saturday’s Tegel Airport at 10:08 a.m. local rodeo announcer Nick Rydalch. time to continue their marathon After announcing the children’s celebration with the fans at home. rodeo the past two years, Nick On Sunday, Germany became the was in the booth announcing for first European team to win the the main event on Saturday. FIFA World Cup in South America Nick, who just moved back to thanks to a 1–0 extra-time victory Stockton, said he may consider over Argentina. rodeo announcing after his rid- Former Bees in all-star game ing days are over. For baseball fans and players, “Saturday was just planting a there is nothing quite like the Major seed as far as the announcing; League Baseball’s All-Star Game. It something I could do when I is the only time of year you can see retire,” Nick said. “Who knows, all of the greatest players in the I could be back riding at Rush game in one place. This year’s mid- Valley next year after taking a summer classic features four play- sabbatical. I recently got married ers, Erick Aybar, Mike Trout, Scott and we just had a baby so I’m Kazmir and Francisco Rodriguez taking a break. Rush Valley is just who have put on a Salt Lake uni- SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO form and all of them have worked SEE RODEO PAGE A12 ➤ Grantsville’s Dillon Rydalch competes in bareback competition Saturday night at the Rush Valley Rodeo. Rydalch won the event for the third-consecutive year. under the guidance or played with Bees Manager Keith Johnson. The game will be played tonight at Target Field in Minneapolis. El Paso edges Bees The El Paso Chihuahuas rallied TEAD holds slight lead at corporate games from a three-run deficit to edge the Salt Lake Bees 5–4 on Sunday night to avoid being swept in the by Mark Watson the Tooele Gun Club. three game series. Bees’ outfield- SPORTS EDITOR Tooele County defeated Tooele ers Brennan Boesch and Shawn City Monday night in 3-on-3 bas- O’Malley will play in the PCL All-Star Participation pays huge divi- ketball competition at the Army Game Wednesday night in Durham, dends in the Tooele County Depot. Cargill Salt finished in North Carolina. O’Malley is batting Corporate Games. third place. .343, while Boesch is hitting .322. EnergySolutions entered three Gary Porter and Kyle Porter After a three-day break for the all- teams and swept the archery dominated without a loss in star game, the Bees return home competition Friday night to horseshoe competition on on Thursday for a four-game home score a whopping 24 points and Saturday at Deseret Peak to win series against Las Vegas. vault them to second place over- the gold fro TEAD. Debra Rush Jazz sign Hayward all after five events. and Trish Cox won silver for The Utah Jazz announced on Tooele Army Depot held on Tooele City, and Detroit Diesel’s Saturday that the team has to its lead in the games with a Willie Martinez and Adam Krebs retained its right of first refus- first-pace finish in horseshoes placed third. al and matched the offer sheet on Saturday morning. The TEAD EnergySolutions swept the extended to guard/forward Gordon had three teams in the competi- archery competition on Friday Hayward by the Charlotte Hornets. tion. night at Deseret Peak Complex. “As we have said since the start of With first-place finishes in Cory Brunson and Larry Walton last season, we have always seen Texas Hold’em Poker, coed vol- grabbed the gold medal with a Gordon Hayward as a significant leyball and horseshoes, TEAD score of 574 with 23 bullseyes. part of the future of the Utah Jazz,” is in first place after five events Mike Feuerbach and Cory Pulham said Jazz General Manager Dennis Lindsey. “Gordon is a young, multi- with 44 points. EnergySolutions tied with Brian Beyon and Jeff faceted player and a high-character is second with 38. Allen at 520 points. Feuerbach individual who we are pleased will Detroit Diesel, Wal-Mart and Pulham were awarded the remain a member of the Jazz for Logistics and Tooele City are tied silver with 12 bullseyes compared many years to come.” Hayward for third with 29 points apiece. to Beynon’s and Allen’s nine bulls- (6–8, 220, Butler) appeared in 77 The games continue with bil- eyes. Cargill Salt’s Collin Smith games (all starts) for the Jazz in SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO liards tonight at All-Star Lanes, and Brett McGuiness finished in 2013–14, averaging career-highs Larry Walton competes in archery at the Tooele County Corporate Games on Friday night. Walton and Cory Brunson teamed golf Wednesday at Stansbury Park of 16.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, 5.2 up to win the gold medal. and a trap shoot Friday night at SEE GAMES PAGE A11 ➤ assists and 1.4 steals in 36.4 min- utes (10th in NBA) to become just the second player in Jazz history FROM THE SIDELINES to average at least 16 points, with five-or-more rebounds and assists in a season (Pete Maravich in 1974–75 and 1976–77). Jazz found it difficult to release a lottery pick Summer fishing Paul Birdsey, cold water sport fish- eries coordinator for the Division hat would you do if small market teams, to let lot- year’s trade with the Warriors 2017–18, if he chooses not of Wildlife Resources, says high- you made $15-plus tery picks walk without some that allowed Golden State to sign to exercise his player option elevation waters in Utah provide Wmillion a year? I can’t sort of compensation in return Andre Iguodala by sending the opt-out after the third year of some of the state’s best sum- even begin to fathom how much Derek Flack if they are good players. Teams Jazz Richard Jefferson, Andris the contract. The exponential mer fishing. Those waters include money that actually is and what GUEST COLUMNIST hate it when they spend time, Biedrins, and Brandon Rush plus increase in the salary cap is lakes in the Uinta Mountains in someone could do with so many effort, and money developing two first-round draft picks (one expected because of the new northern Utah and the Boulder green bills. The Jazz, however, a talented young player then which was used on Rodney Hood gigantic TV deal that is expected Mountains down south. Birdsey decided what to do with that he gets away. The Jazz value this year) as well as future sec- to be negotiated and take affect says trout feed actively when the much money on Saturday morn- next three years or four years Hayward’s skill set and think that ond-round picks. after the 2015–16 season. water temperature is between 55 ing when they matched the four- if he doesn’t exercise his fourth new coach Quin Snyder’s system, Even the Steve Novak Jazz The enormous jump in the and 65 degrees. “Fifty five to 65 year $63 million maximum con- year opt-out. He may even thrive which is expected to be more trade on July 4 sent the Jazz a salary cap makes it more afford- degrees is the ideal water tem- tract offer that Gordon Hayward and become an All Star, but is he fast-paced and free-flowing, will good shooter and a future sec- able for the Jazz to comfortably perature for trout,” he said. “And, signed with the Charlotte worth that much money? benefit Hayward and maximize ond-round pick for the rights to match Hayward’s offer while also fortunately, that’s the temperature Hornets (RIP Bobcats) on July 10. The Jazz decided to match his potential. Diante Garrett to Toronto was having the flexibility to extend high-elevation lakes in Utah stay A maximum contract offer for Hayward’s offer sheet for a few Another reason the Jazz another salary dump trade that Alec Burks and Enes Kanter later at throughout the summer. That’s Hayward seems like too much different reasons. One reason matched the offer sheet for the Jazz used cap space to their this summer or match offers the main reason they’re such great money for a player of his caliber. is that Hayward was a lottery Hayward is because the Jazz advantage. Trades like this would they receive next summer as places to fish.” A wide variety of Sure, Hayward is a very skilled, pick for the Jazz, a pick that was have to pay someone a lot of have occurred again if the Jazz restricted free agents, as well opportunities are waiting for you multi-faceted wing player that acquired a decade ago in a Suns money this year just to reach the let Hayward walk. as extend Trey Burke and/or in the Uinta Mountains in northern can fill up a box score. But is he trade that involved the legend- minimum amount that teams Another major reason the Rudy Gobert once their rookie and northeastern Utah. The oppor- as good as or better than James ary Ben Handlogten. That pick must pay, which is $56.759 mil- Jazz matched the offer sheet is contracts expire following the tunities range from lakes next to Harden, John Wall, Stephen had quite a journey to the Jazz, lion next year, according to NBA. because of the future projections 2016–17 season. Hayward’s maxi- state Route 150 (the Mirror Lake Curry or Paul George? Probably as it was also included in an com. Letting Hayward walk of the salary cap. Nate Duncan mum contract will expire once Highway) that are stocked with fish weekly to backcountry lakes that not, but Hayward will be making Isaiah Thomas-manufactured would have meant the Jazz prob- of Basketball Insiders projects it is time to make a decision on you have to hike or ride a horse more than each of those All Stars trade that sent Stephon Marbury ably would have been involved the salary cap to increase to $67 rookies Danté Exum and Rodney to reach. “The lakes next to Route next season. to the Knicks from the Suns in in another salary dump trade million in 2015–16, then $71 mil- Hood. 150 are great places to take your It’s possible and highly likely 2004. with a team over the tax limit or lion in 2016–17, and all the way Hate it or love it, Hayward is family fishing,” Birdsey said. that Hayward will be a better I digress, back to the point. a team trying to clear cap space up to $75 million by 2017–18. back with the Jazz with $63 mil- player next season and over the It’s difficult for teams, especially to offer major contracts, like last Hayward’s contract runs through lion headed to his bank account. 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by Tavin Stucki bad,” he continued. “I had a few Thomas Young in the quarterfinal COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR unlucky breaks, but overall it was 4 and 3, and lost in the semi-final Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT all right.” match. Local News Source. BULLETIN Tooele native Jake Holt lost Holt and Ruiz went back and No. 25 seeded Jon Wright in the round of 16 at the Utah forth during the front nine. Holt claimed his second-straight State State Amateur golf tournament chipped in on the fifth hole to go Am victory on his home course in Thursday, held at the Ogden Golf up one, then Ruiz birdied on six to Ogden with a 3 and 2 win in the and Country Club. square it up. Holt bogied on eight final match Saturday over No. 35 Pet of the Week Holt, who had the best score in to go down one, then birdied the Preston Richards. Richards beat stroke-play qualifying going into ninth hole to make it all square. Ruiz 2 up in the semis to earn his the tournament that earned him Ruiz hit out of bounds on 11 and place in the final. the No. 2 seed, won in the first 12 to give Holt a two-shot lead Holt, however, will not get round of match play by two strokes with four holes left, but Ruiz made another chance to be Utah’s top with one hole to play over Dylan up the difference. amateur: He said he’s 80 percent Chugg on Wednesday afternoon On the final hole, Ruiz sank sure he’ll go pro this fall and lose and beat Dane Nelson 5 and 4 on what Holt said was a 60-foot putt his amateur status. Thursday morning in the round through a couple breaks in the “That was my dream growing of 32, but couldn’t get past No. green. Jacob Holt up,” he said. “It’s a lot of fun to be 15 seeded Kai Ruiz on Thursday “That was a little rough, but it able to say that and do it and give afternoon, losing by a single hole. was a pretty good putt,” Holt said. The putt gave Ruiz the win, it a shot. I’m really excited for it. I “I’m disappointed,” Holt said. “I “It was a double-breaker, it was knocking Holt out of the tourna- definitely would love to do this for was hoping to win it.” one of those ones that you hit it ment. the rest of my life.” “Overall the tournament wasn’t and hope it gets close.” Ruiz went on to beat No. 39 [email protected] for fi nding all our pets a good The Links a must-play in Tooele County home. by Tavin Stucki COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR

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fourth place with 514 points. Hosted by THS Girls Soccer Players and Staff Tooele Army Depot won coed volleyball on Thursday night TOOELE HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER FIELD at Deseret Peak Complex. The TEAD team lost to Wal-Mart Logistics in its first match, but Learn to Master the Fundamentals that came back to beat them twice make a Great Player while having fun! to leave Wal-Mart with the silver medal. Detroit Diesel finished Cost: 4 to 8 yr. olds $25; 9 to 13 yr. olds $35 third. [email protected] Aug 1: Players 4 to 8yrs (4pm – 5pm); players 9 – 13yrs (6pm – 8 pm) If it happens here, read about it here. Aug 2: Players 4 – 8yrs (9am to 10am); players 9-13yrs (11am – 1pm) TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB Contact Coach Alvarez (435)830-5639 Brian Beynon watches as teammate Jeff Allen shoots in archery competition at the Tooele County Corporate Games on Subscribe Today • 882-0050 or Coach Russell (801)884-6646 Friday at Deseret Peak Complex. The pair work at EnergySolutions and placed second in the event. A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 15, 2014 Join the Club! Rodeo Tooele Club continued from page A10 Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual Teen Center Membership a great little rodeo.” Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. Last year, Nick finished second Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ in bareback at two rodeos held Club 435.843.5719 the same night in Rush Valley and Cedar Fort. For that feat he Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! won a combined $816, which included the $500 Tyson D. Allen Memorial Hi-point award. Allen Afterschoolol was a top rodeo cowboy from Utah County who died of cancer programs forfor in April, 2013. Youth andd Teens Rush Valley Rodeo President Kelly Elton said putting on the When School rodeo can be a daunting chal- ages 6 - 18.8. is The Club lenge, but the tradition will con- is In! Out tinue. “We have some reassurance from the powers that be that the TooeleClub.org rodeo will keep going. It’s a grind, and every year we take a look at it. But it’s going to happen every year,” Elton said. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 “At the end of the day, it’s a good feeling. Especially when SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO people tell you how much fun Tori Wouden finished second in breakaway roping Saturday night in Rush Valley.

they had at the rodeo. Or some- at 74. body attends for the first time, Rhett Nielson won bull riding and calls you and says they want with 77, and Zac Avila finished to return. Or they appreciate your second at 71. efforts,” the president said. Ryan Yamauchi and Cy Eames “It’s the best little rodeo in tied for first in calf roping and Utah,” Nick said. “I have been each won $571.20. Their times around rodeos a lot, and Kelly were 10.5. Kolby Hughes and Elton and his team run a great Trever Townsend tied for third rodeo.” with times of 12.5. “And that arena (Red Kirk Meggan Hodson won break- Arena) has plenty of history. A away roping with a time of 3.8, lot of people got their first taste and pocketed $614.40. Tori of rodeo out there on their first Wouden finished second, Darcy bucking horse or sheep,” Nick Mines third and Kendra Thomas said. fourth. Singles & The rodeo is now affiliated with Tyrell Skinner won steer wres- the Rocky Mountain Professional tling with at time of 13.5. He won Doubles Rodeo Association and some of $624. the top cowboys from Utah com- Teri Wood Gates finished pete. Other rodeos on the RMPRA second in barrel racing, with circuit were held in Draper and Brittanee Holding third and Battle Mountain, Nevada, last Amberly Snyder fourth. Tennis weekend which limited the num- Rhett Anderson and Jade ber or entries at Rush Valley. Anders won team roping and Still, the rodeo paid out $11, shared $921. Aj Fuch and Olin 088 compared to the Bit N’ Spur Pulham placed second, Josh Rodeo, which paid $21, 898. Siggins and Steve Sherwood third Hawkins Boyce won the sad- with Taylor Winn and Chance dle bronc event with a score of Abplanalp fourth. Tournament 80. Jaren Evans finished second [email protected] July 25, 3-9pm • July 26 8am-TBD THS Tennis Court $20 1st event (singles or doubles) • $5 for additional event • $50 Family • Maximum of 2 events per player ENTRY DEADLINE — JULY 24, 5PM Turn applications into Tournament Director the Transcript Bulletin Offi ce

Tennis Tournament – Singles & Doubles Friday, ������� & Saturday, ������� SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO ��pm – 9 pm 8 am – TBD Todd Tree competed in tiedown roping at the Rush Valley Rodeo Saturday night.

Entry deadline: ���day, �������, � pm Tournament will be held at Tooele High School US chooses 19 players for Name:______Age:______Gender:______T-shirt size:______Doubles Partner Name:______men’s basketball roster Home phone: ______Cell:______Email:______Earliest available time I can begin play on Friday______(AP) Coach Mike Krzyzewski with the final 12 selected before hopes Derrick Rose’s NBA come- the Americans depart for the back begins in a USA uniform. World Cup of Basketball in Spain Even if Rose isn’t ready, the in late August. Americans have plenty of talent The Americans previously st Tournament draws will be posted at the THS tennis Entry fee: $20 for 1 event (singles or doubles) for another run at a world cham- announced a 28-player pool in courts by 8:00 am, Friday, �������. Official check- pionship. January, though it was planned $5 for additional event * in and match play will begin �:00 pm, Friday, ���� �� Rose and four returnees from that players such as two-time (some 1st round matches ��� be played prior to that $50 for family * the 2012 Olympic men’s basket- Olympic champions LeBron based on player availability). *Maximum t�� events per player ball champions were among the James, Carmelo Anthony and Cash or Check (Make checks payable to Tooele ) 19 players selected Monday for Chris Paul would sit out this ������������������ Draws will be determined by the number of entries in this summer’s U.S. national team summer and perhaps come back each category. We will attempt to accommodate roster. at the 2016 Summer Games. players wishing to compete in ��� draws. Some Juniors will be divided into three categories: Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, “To maintain the continu- draws may be combined based on number of entries. (check the appropriate age category and circle the desired events) James Harden and Anthony ity, we need turnover in every _____18 and under singles or doubles or both Davis were the four holdovers competition so that players who Participants: Please read carefully & sign from London, and there were aspire to represent the USA on _____14 and under singles or doubles or both new additions of Toronto’s the national team level have a _____10 and under singles or doubles or both There are inherent risks of physical injury while DeMar DeRozan and Chandler real opportunity,” Colangelo participating in the Tooele Transcript Tennis Parsons, who is leaving Houston said. Tournament. We strongly encourage participants to for Dallas. Also missing from the origi- Adult categories: be enrolled in a health insurance plan throughout the Players will report to training nal pool is NBA Finals MVP duration of the tournament. Participants are camp this month in Las Vegas, Kawhi Leonard of San Antonio Draws will be separated based on gender. where Rose will try to show he’s and Portland All-Star forward Females will be included in male draws if requested. responsible for the cost of any injury(s) sustained while participating in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin recovered from his latest knee LaMarcus Aldridge, who was Juniors may enter adult draws. Tennis Tournament. By signing your name you are surgery. expected to play this summer. (check the desired category and circle the desired events) indicating that you have adequate health insurance “We’d like to see him play Colangelo said Leonard wanted _____Advanced (NTRP above 4.0, Varsity HS players) and that you have consulted with a physician and like the Derrick of old, because additional rest after the Spurs’ been cleared by a physician to participate in this he’s one of the best players in lengthy season. He did not give _____Intermediate (NTRP 3.0 – 4.0, HS JV players) tournament and that you are aware of the inherent the world, an MVP in the NBA,” a reason for the absence of _____Beginner (NTRP below 3.0) physical risks and that you are participating with the Krzyzewski said during a confer- Aldridge, who has pulled out in ence call. “What we’ve heard is the past. Events: singles or double or both understanding that you may be injured. Medical personnel will not be on site during the tournament that he’s in great shape.” “We could only offer an oppor- and some matches will not be directly supervised by The rest of the roster: Stephen tunity and then they can either Turn in application and entry fee to: tournament officials. Curry and Klay Thompson accept or not,” Colangelo said. Tooele Transcript Bulletin (Golden State), Kyrie Irving “In Aldridge’s case, this has hap- 58 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 I, ______, do (Cleveland), Blake Griffin pened a couple of times previ- (Clippers), Paul George (Indiana), ously, but the bottom line is he or hereby assume full responsibility for any injuries and compliance with the above statement and other rules Damian Lillard (Portland), advised us he’s not available.” ���������������������������� regarding the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tennis Gordon Hayward (Utah), The U.S. will be led by Durant, ���������������������������� Tournament, and do not hold the Transcript Bulletin DeMarcus Cousins (Sacramento), the NBA scoring champion from or tournament director responsible. Bradley Beal (Washington), Andre the Oklahoma City Thunder who Drummond (Detroit), Kenneth was the MVP of the 2010 World ______Faried (Denver) and Kyle Korver Championship, which has since Signature of Participant (Atlanta). been renamed. Curry, Love and or USA Basketball chairman Jerry Rose also played on that team, Parent/Legal Guardian of participant under 18 years Colangelo said the roster could the first from the U.S. to win the be trimmed to 15 after the camp tournament since 1994. in Las Vegas that begins July 28, B8B8

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Cheering Through Adversity How Grantsville native and SUU cheerleader Taycee Johnson survived and thrived through a life-threatening accident

STORY RACHEL MADISON Taycee Johnson (above) in the aycee Johnson is an inspi- “Me and a few of my friends front yard of her Grantsville home ration to nearly everyone went four wheeling. My friend earlier this month. Tshe meets. That includes Kassidy Chamberlain and I were Johnson (right) young girls who see her cheer- on one four wheeler, two other gives two thumbs ing at Southern Utah University friends were on a four wheeler up during her sporting events, the friends who behind us, and another friend recovery at IMC. helped keep her alive after a life- was on a motorcycle by us. The threatening accident and the road started going uphill and it family who was amazed by her was supposed to go straight, but positive attitude as she recov- it just dropped down. I flew for- ered from her injuries. ward and [Kassidy] flew on top The 19-year-old Grantsville of me. I hit the front area of the native has been through a lot rack with my face and was com- over the last several months, pletely knocked out. From there but upon meeting Johnson, it’s on I don’t remember anything hard to imagine that just last that happened.” March she was life flighted to Although Johnson was Intermountain Medical Center unconscious, her friends have after a four-wheeling accident since told her what happened. near Grantsville Reservoir. Chamberlain held onto her, laid “It was the last day of spring her on the ground and called break before I went [back to college at SUU],” Johnson said. SEE ADVERSITY PAGE B8 ➤ COURTESY OF TAYCEE JOHNSON B2 TUESDAY FEATURES

B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 15, 2014

U.S. equivalent of the British pram? 6. COMMUNICATION: In the international radio alpha- by Fifi Rodriguez bet, what is the standard word that represents the letter “P”? 1. CITY NICKNAMES: What 7. LITERATURE: What was U.S. city’s nickname is the name of the family in “The Biggest Little City in “The Grapes of Wrath”? the World”? 8. TELEVISION: Who played 2. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What the role of Gus McCrae is a group of vultures in the 1989 “Lonesome called? Dove” television series? 3. SPORTS: Which sport might 9. THE BODY: What is a include a maneuver called human’s normal tempera- Moments a “closed choctaw”? ture in Centigrade? 4. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: 10. PSYCHOLOGY: What fear What color is cerulean? is represented in the con- in Time 5. LANGUAGE: What is the dition called nyctophobia? THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On Aug. 1, 1498, Italian explorer Christopher Columbus sets foot on Mega Maze the American mainland for the first time, in present-day Venezuela. Thinking it was an island, he christened it Isla Santa and claimed it for Spain. Columbus, a deeply reli- gious man, decided that Venezuela was the outer regions of the Garden of Eden. ➤ On July 29, 1862, Confederate spy Marie Isabella “Belle” Boyd is arrested by Union troops ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW and detained for provid- ing crucial information to the Confederates during the events of the film. the war. It was the first of • • • three arrests. Boyd was Q: I saw an ad for a show just 18 years old. called “The Quest,” but I can’t figure out if it’s a competition ➤ On Aug. 2, 1876, “Wild show, or an actual drama/ Bill” Hickok, one of the adventure series. Can you tell greatest gunfighters of me what it’s about? — Paul I., the American West, is Wooster, Ohio murdered in Deadwood, A: “The Quest” is a new reality South Dakota. Hickok competition show from execu- was playing cards with his Q: I know how busy Benedict tive producers of “The Amazing back to the saloon door Cumberbatch and Martin Race,” teaming up with an when a young gunslinger Freeman are, but please tell me executive producer of “The Lord named Jack McCall shot that there will be another sea- of the Rings” trilogy. Premiering him in the back of the son of “Sherlock.” — Jenny T., on ABC on Thursday, July 31, at head. via email 8/7c, the series is billed as: “a ➤ On July 31, 1937, Charles A: I am happy to report that thrilling race against time, fan- Martine, an Apache scout there shall indeed be another tasy, reality and scripted drama who played an important season of the BBC/PBS hit mys- ... a new reality-based competi- role in the surrender of tery series based on Sir Arthur tion series unlike anything else Geronimo in 1886, dies on Conan Doyle’s detective book on television. the Mescalero Reservation interested in vintage publica- have reached the time in my series. The show will return with “The show takes 12 unsus- in New Mexico. After tions from the 1940s and ‘50s. life where I need to downsize a three-episode fourth season, pecting contestants to an imagi- being found, Geronimo He died last year, and I have and liquidate my various col- which will start with a one-off native realm where ogres run agreed to a meeting with inherited his incredible collec- lections. How do you suggest Christmas special (most likely) free in the forest, dragons stir, Gen. Nelson Miles, dur- tion, which has hundreds of I sell my cameras? — Stan, in December 2015. You heard agents of a dark lord infiltrate ing which he gave his rarities. I do not want to post Wheaton, Ill. me right: That’s a Christmas the keep, and the only thing unconditional surrender. them on eBay and wonder if A: Camera Shopper is a special PLUS a regular three- standing between peace and Q: My father sold insurance you have another idea of how I national publication that helps episode season. chaos are a dozen very unlikely Martine and Geronimo during the 1950s, and I never can sell them. — Betty, Walnut consumers buy, sell and trade According to “Sherlock” co- heroes. ‘The Quest’ will be a were exiled, and Martine saw him ever leave the house Cree, Calif. vintage and collectible cameras. creator and actor Mark Gatiss: fully immersive experience. never did receive his for work without wearing a A: Heritage Comics Auctions The paper publishes 10 issues “At last! It’s always special to In and around the castle, the promised reward. crisp white shirt with French is one of the better solutions, annually; classified ads are 20 return to ‘Sherlock,’ but this fantasy realm will come to life ➤ On July 28, 1945, a United cuffs. Needless to say, I have with offices in several major cents per word with a paid sub- time it’s even more special as with state-of-the art projections, States military plane several dozen sets of his cuff American cities, including scription of $15. This might be we’re doing ... a special! Not only animatronics, prosthetics and crashes into the Empire links from this period. Is there Heritage Comics, 445 Park Ave., a good way for you to sell your THAT, we’ll then be shooting art direction. The narrative and State Building, killing 14 an expert I can contact so I New York, NY 10022, 212-486- cameras. Contact is 123 Harbor three more episodes, which will mythology of ‘The Quest’ is deep people. Upon impact, the can find out more about them? 3500; and Heritage Comics, 478 Drive, Unit 310, Stamford, CT take Sherlock and John Watson and fully imagined, and it has plane’s jet fuel exploded. — Millicent, Canton, Ohio Jackson St., San Francisco, CA 06902; editor@camera-shopper. into deeper and darker water been designed to incorporate One engine from the A: Eugene Klompus is a col- 94111, 800-872-6467. Check out com; www.camera-shopper. than ever before. The whole seamlessly with the unexpected plane went straight lector and expert. He buys, the informative website at www. com; and 203-322-8502. ‘Sherlock’ team are terrifically actions and decisions of the through the building and sells and appraises cuff links, heritagecomics.com. excited to return for four new contestants. Fantasy comes alive landed in a penthouse and he is the author of the Although there are several Write to Larry Cox in care of adventures. The game is on as never before in this genre- apartment across the definitive guide about them, price guides available, a per- KFWS, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, — again!” bending series.” street. “Collectors Guide to Cuff Link sonal favorite is The Official FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail • • • Collecting.” Contact is P.O. Box Overstreet Comic Book Price to [email protected]. Q: Is it true that charac- Write to Cindy at King ➤ On July 30, 1956, two 5970, Vernon Hills, IL 60061; Guide by Robert M. Overstreet, Due to the large volume of mail ters from the hit Disney film Features Weekly Service, years after pushing to [email protected]; and published by House of he receives, Mr. Cox cannot per- “Frozen” are coming to “Once P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL have the phrase “under www.justcufflinks.com. Check Collectibles. It features up-to- sonally answer all reader ques- Upon a Time”? Judging by the 32853-6475; or e-mail her at God” inserted into the out his website at www.justcuf- date prices that I think accu- tions, nor do appraisals. Do not tease from this season’s finale, [email protected]. pledge of allegiance, flinks.com. rately reflect the marketplace. send any materials requiring I’d say yes. — Steff S. in Florida President Dwight D. • • • • • • return mail. A: That is indeed true, Steff. © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. Eisenhower signs a law Q: My son was a comic-book Q: I have collected older Characters officially declaring “In collector, and he was especially cameras for about 40 years and © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. loosely based God We Trust” to be the on Kristoff, nation’s official motto Anna and and be printed on all U.S. is increasing, with even some You’ll also need to keep the Queen Elsa paper currency. high-end hotels offering pet dogs safe while in the vehicle, — who will be ➤ On Aug. 3, 1965, CBS- perks such as rooms custom- so look into purchasing either played by Scott TV news shows pictures ized with sleeping areas, and dog restraints (sort of a seat Michael Foster food and water dishes. belt for dogs of different sizes) (“Greek”), of men from the First Many campgrounds allow or sturdy carriers, or both. newcomer Battalion, Ninth Marines dogs, as long as they are Remember to never let the Elizabeth Lail setting fire to huts in leashed and do not disturb dogs sit alone in the car, even and Georgina the village of Cam Na, other campers. with the windows down — it’s Haig (“Fringe,” Vietnam, despite reports A number of books and incredibly dangerous. “Reckless”), that the Viet Cong had websites are available that list If you have time before the respectively already fled the area. The pet-friendly places. Check out big drive, try taking the dogs — will cool film report sparked indig- DEAR PAW’S CORNER: We’re BringFido.com to search for on a long one-day drive or an their heels in nation and condemnation planning to drive across the places to stay during your trip. overnight trip, so both you and Storybrooke, of the U.S. policy. country and want to bring For a cross-country drive, they get used to the idea of Maine, in sea- © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. along our dogs, “Trudy” and plan your route based on those traveling some distance. son four of “Jake.” We’ve never done a trip pet-friendly accommodations. With some careful planning, ABC’s red-hot like this before, though, and I How long do you plan to drive you can bring your dogs along fantasy/drama hear that there are not many each day? Will you be stopping and have a very enjoyable, safe series. The pet-friendly hotels or camp- to sightsee? Are there times trip. “Frozen” story sites. Is that true? — Carl C., when you have to be dog-free arc on “Once Trenton, N.J. (such as going out for a nice Send your questions or com- Upon a Time” DEAR CARL: Actually, the dinner), and need to keep them ments to [email protected]. is expected to number of pet-friendly accom- in a safe place like a day ken- pick up after Georgina Haig modations in the United States nel? © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

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Sister Jessica L. Crane Elder Ryan S. Jensen Elder Marcus Jensen Sister Jessica L. Crane recently Elder Ryan S. Jensen has Elder Marcus Jensen has returned home after successfully returned home from succes- recently returned from serv- completing a mission for The fully completing an honorable ing in the Fort Worth Texas, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- mission for The Church of Jesus Spanish-speaking mission for day Saints. She served in the Christ of Latter-day Saints. Elder The Church of Jesus Christ of Russia, Samara Mission. Sister Jensen served in the Colombia Latter-day Saints. Elder Jensen Crane is the daughter of Ron and Barranquilla Mission. He will be will be speaking July 13 in the Tracy Crane. speaking on July 13 at 12:45 p.m. Tooele Second Ward at 9 a.m. at in the Grantsville 10th Ward at 81 the Tooele North Stake Center, Church Street in Grantsville. 583 N. 270 East. He is the son on Mike and Marjie Jensen.

UTAHANS IN THE NATION’S CAPITOL LEADING THE FEDERATION

COURTESY GENEAL DART Geneal Dart was installed as president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Utah. Colleen Fish is the presi- dent of GFWC Tooele Civic League. The following women were installed from throughout the state. From left: Geneal Dart, GFWC of Utah President (Tooele); Mohea Sprouse GFWC President-Elect of Utah (Roosevelt); Melanie Haering, COURTESY HEATHER BARNEY GFWC First Vie-President of Utah (Tooele); Kathy Calhou-Damoun, GFWC Second Vice-President (Park City); Marilyn Three Tooele County students with ties to Future Farmers of America met with Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch in Harris, GFWC Recording Secretary of Utah (West Valley City); Janean Jolley, GFWC Corresponding Secretary of utah Washington, D.C. From left: Jessica Gowans of Tooele, Sen. Orrin Hatch, Lindsey Johnson of Grantsville and (Bountiful); Marily Dalton, GFWC Treasurer of Utah (Tremonton); Kathy Bessinger, Immediate GFWC Past President of Abigail Silva of Grantsville. Utah and Parliamentarian (Honeyville).

Something Idaho man trains mustang for competition OOnn Your Mind? NAMPA, Idaho (AP) — He tang and compete for a $10,000 Bud’s learning curve has soared. surrounding states to compete. horse’s training. came with the number 6670 purse. Afterward, the horses will “Once he gets to a certain Livengood said his goal with While Livengood said he hanging around his neck. be auctioned off. point, he just learns very quick- Bud never was to make it to the would like to work with mus- Today, he goes by Bud, due The event is put on through the ly,” Livengood said. finals, just for the mustang to tangs again, he probably won’t Write a letter to the Editor! to his stocky, almost Budweiser- Mustang Heritage Foundation, Idaho has over 775 wild horses go through all of the challenges. go through another competition P.O. Box 390 Clydesdale-like build. which works to increase adop- managed across six areas around Livengood and his wife, Alayne, — he’d like more than 100 days to Tooele, UT 84074 Bud stands calmly next to tions of horses held in U.S. the state, including three in the are hoping Bud is adopted so train a wild horse, he said. [email protected] trainer Matt Livengood. He has Bureau of Land Management Owyhee Mountains, Idaho BLM someone else can further the three white socks on; a white corrals. spokeswoman Heather Tiel- star adorns his face. Almost 100 The challenge is one way the Nelson said. That is only a por- days ago, Bud had never met foundation showcases the ver- tion of the nearly 50,000 wild Livengood and had little con- satility, trainability and worth of horses and burros that roam 31.6 tact with humans. Back then, mustangs. million acres of BLM lands in Bud roamed northwest Nevada Livengood was randomly 10 western states — a number with other mustangs — part of assigned Bud from a BLM corral almost double the amount of about 18,000 horses that roam in Boise and brought Bud to his horses those lands can support. the state. ranch in Nampa. Another 47,000 wild horses and Livengood, who has worked “I backed the horse trailer up, burros are held in short-term with horses for about 20 years, opened up the pen, opened up corrals and long-term pastures. was always intrigued with the the back of the trailer and he The BLM has seen a signifi- Banners prospect of working with a mus- came flying out and went to the cant decline in horse adoption tang. far end of the pen,” Livengood since the early 2000s as the Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, “When we heard that the said. “He stayed as far away from economy faced a downturn, and Extreme Mustang Makeover was me as he possibly could.” input prices, such as hay and going to happen here in Nampa, Livengood said that working feed, have gone up. The make- it was kind of like, well maybe with Bud has been an “interesting over event shows the public that Window Stickers, and More! now is the time,” Livengood journey.” And though Bud may mustangs are adoptable and can said. have strong survival instincts, he be trained. It also makes it easier On July 25-26, about 30 train- also possesses another quality. for people to own a piece of the ers will descend upon the Ford “He is very curious,” Livengood wild West, Tiel-Nelson said. Idaho Horse Park for the Extreme said. It took a month to be able to This will be the first year the Mustang Makeover, which gives get close enough to touch Bud, makeover has come to Nampa, trainers 100 days to train a mus- Livengood said, but since then with competitors coming from

The History of Tooele County

n September 1846 the Donner-Reed Party, Iwhile trying a shortcut to California, passed through the what would become Tooele County and nearly perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive High Quality • Full Color in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built Custom Design & 24 Hour their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious beaches and Turnaround Available resorts along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • Nearly 500 pages TOOELE RANSCRIPT 58 North Main St. • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages T • Hardcover with dust jacket BULLETIN TOOELE • More than 500 photos 58 N. Main • Tooele • More than 700 pioneer $ 95 Mon.-Thurs. 8 to 6 • Fri. 8 to 5 435-882-0050 biographies 39 Closed Sat. and Sun. B4 SERVICE DIRECTORY

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(a Brazilian folktale) the lakes sparkled and the streams shimmered. her grief, so he carried adapted by Amy Friedman and The next year, the princess gave birth to a son. her back to Earth on his illustrated by Meredith Johnson When the time came to visit her mother, she swift horses, for he knew wished to take the baby with her, but the Sun where the Giantess of ong ago, a beautiful giantess lived in the Giant did not want to be away from his son, so he the Great River was hid- Great River. The Moon Giant loved her, so begged his wife to let the boy stay home. den — in the castle of a Lhe constructed a palace at the spot where The Princess of the Springs finally agreed to land giant. the Great River runs into the sea. He built it of leave her son with a nurse in the palace of the Sun Together, the Giant of mother-of-pearl and precious stones. When the Giant, so she set off alone. the Great Wind and the Giantess of the Great River saw the palace, she fell But the Giantess of the Great River had left her Princess of the Springs in love with it and the Moon Giant. palace to water the Earth, and while she was trav- stormed the castle of the They married, and they had a baby girl whose eling, a giant captured her. land giant and rescued eyes were as beautiful as moonbeams. All the When the Princess of the Springs arrived at the the princess’s mother. giants agreed she must be the Princess of the mother-of-pearl palace, she found it empty. She They raced back to the Springs, who would forever rule over the waters, called out for her mother, but heard only the echo mother-of-pearl palace, including rivers, lakes and streams. of her own voice. where the Great River The Princess of the Springs not only was lovely, She ran outside and called out to the fish in the runs into the sea. she had the strength and speed of the Great River. river, “Have you seen my dear mother?” But the When they arrived, As she grew older, many suitors wooed her, but fish did not know where she was. the rivers were dry. The she loved living in the beautiful mother-of-pearl She called out to the sands, “Have you seen my Princess of the Springs palace with her mother, whom she adored. And so darling mother?” The sands had not. realized she had stayed she sent each suitor away. She called out to the shells, “Have you seen my away from home much One day, the Sun Giant came to visit the precious mother?” But the shells did not know longer than three Princess of the Springs, and with his brightness where she was. No one did. months. She had been and his strength, he won her heart. He begged her In her distress, the princess ran all over the away for one whole year to come with him to his palace, but she did not Earth, searching everywhere. She ran for months, and one more season. wish to leave home. until at last she came to the house of Old Man The princess said fare- She loved the Sun Giant. “But,” the princess told Winter. He felt sorry for her and told her he was well to her mother and him, “leaving my mother would break my heart.” certain that his son, the Giant of the Great Wind, hurried home. Again and again, the Sun Giant pleaded with the could help. But the Sun Giant princess. He told her tales of his magnificent, fiery But when the Giant of the Great Wind returned, had been very worried palace, where everything was gold and joyful. he was in a terrible temper — howling and when three months had passed and his wife had they reached the palace of the Sun Giant. For 40 At long last, she could not resist. “I will live with screaming and raging. Fearing for the princess’s not returned. After a year, he was so angry that he days, no one saw the Sun Giant, his new bride or you for part of each year,” she said. “But for three safety, Old Man Winter hid her. married another princess, who did not care for the his palace. When the rain eventually subsided, the months every year, I must return to the mother-of- After the Giant of the Great Wind ate, he was Princess of the Springs’ son. She treated the boy as Sun Giant realized he would never again see his pearl palace to be with my mother, the Giantess of better natured, so his father said, “Son, if a wan- if he were a slave. son. the Great River.” dering princess came this way to ask you a ques- When the Princess of the Springs discovered The boy grew up to be the Giant of the Rain. The Sun Giant agreed to this arrangement, so tion, what would you do?”“I’d answer, of course,” that her little son had been so neglected, she Ever since that time, in the rainy season, the Giant they wed and departed for his home. When spring said the Giant of the Great Wind. secretly took the boy and fled to the depths of the of the Rain rules the Earth, shedding tears like came, the Princess of the Springs returned to the The Princess of the Springs then walked out of sea. those his mother cried when she lost her husband, Great River to visit with her mother in the mother- her hiding place and knelt before the Giant of the There, she wept so hard for her lost love that the the Sun Giant. of-pearl palace. When she visited, the rivers sang, Great Wind. He was touched by her beauty and by waters began to rise. The waters rose so high that

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You will two persons per room. getic experienced full Council will meet in a busy times. Pay DOE. reach up to 340,000 No smoking/ pets. Call time hairstylist. Join our FOR LEASE Office/ Special Meeting on Please fax resume with households and it is a for details. Homes for fun relaxing atmos- Business Space Wednesday, July 16, cover letter to: one call, one order, one (435)849-1213 Tony. phere and be apart of Rent Utilities included. 54 2014 at the hour of 3:30 The Kirk 435-882-8481 or email: bill program. Call the the new movement in Quiet, Quality apartments in a South Main (plus oth- P.M. The meeting will tooele@genesisdental. Transcript Bulletin at restored historic structure Tooele! Must be willing WHY RENT When You ers). 1mo free. be held at the Tooele net. 882-0050 for further Apartments to participate in ex- Can Buy? Zero down (602)826-9471 City Hall Large Confer- AffordAble residentiAl Community tended education. info. (ucan) for Rent The Best Places at the Best Prices HVAC COMPANY now & Low Income pro- ence Room located at 90 • Room/Bath $500 Email resume to capelli grams, 1st time & Sin- North Main Street, Completely Furnished hiring experienced pro- [email protected] 1BDRM 1BTH $450/mo, • 1 Bdrm or Studio $600 mo. 2bdrm 1bth $550/mo gle parent programs, Tooele, Utah. • 2 Bdrm $700 fessional residential Water Shares Weekly & Monthly Rates and commercial in- apartments, 144 N 3rd Berna Sloan (435) 1. Roll Call All amenities included. Pet friendly. LDS standards, stallers and service Street, Tooele. 840-5029 Group 1 2. Tooele City Educa- fenced yard, laundry and large public areas. technicians. Please Advertise Your Home Business: 882-0050 (801)627-1132 GRANTSVILLE Irrigation tional Center Presented 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 1800SQFT RAMBLER email resume to shares wanted, $3600. by the Students of the 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 6bdrm, 3bth, exterior [email protected] or 1BDRM apartment, Paying quickly by University of Utah's CMP shed, NE Tooele loca- fax (435)833-0135 $565/mo plus security casheirs check. Call Mi- 6280/4280 Graduate tion. Large kitchen, 2 Great hourly rates deposit, w/d hookups, chael at (801)870-8085 Workshop Class car garage, $1200/mo, DOE. Matching 401k covered parking. 3. Adjourn $700/dep. No smoking, program. Health & den- (435)849-3969 Michelle Y. Pitt no pets. (435)840-3399 tal insurance offered. (435)830-9147 Buildings Tooele City Recorder Pursuant to the Ameri- Paid holiday time. 1BDRM basement apt, 3BDRM HOUSE, 1.5bth, cans with Disabilities Please no phone calls. Large living room, with carport w/storage, If you build, remodel or Act, Individuals Needing washer/ dryer. Utilities fenced yard, fully car- Looking for a tow Truck remove buildings you Special Accommoda- included in the peted and draped. Driver/ Operator for the can place your classi- tions Should Notify Mi- $700/mo. Lds stan- $875/mo, $700/dep. No Tooele County Area, fied ad in 45 of Utah's chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele dards, no pets. smoking, no pets. Year Must have Experience, newspapers for only City Recorder, at 882-6955. lease. (435)882-4466 pass a background $163. for 25 words ($5. 843-2110 prior to the Now Accepting Applications check, be Wreck Mas- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH home, for each additional meeting. TDD Phone Now Renting 1BDRM Ground level word). You will reach ter Certified and a clean non complex, utilities, large lot, remodeled, Number 843-2108 IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply driving record as well garage, w/d hookups, up to 340,000 house- (Published in the Tran- w/d included, LDS stan- holds and all you do is as have a current Medi- dards, no pets, 1yr lots of parking. Please script Bulletin July 15, ExclusivelyRental assistance for Seniors may be cal Card. Please Con- no smoking, pets. call the Transcript Bul- 2014) lease $690/mo plus de- letin at 882-0050 for all available.Pet Friendly Call for details tact Brian or Jerilyn Tooele Gateway Apartments posit. (435)840-4253 $975/mo Call Bob Sorensen with (435)830-2426 the details. (Mention PUBLIC NOTICE 435.843.0717 Sorensen Towing 1BDRM with extra UCAN Classified Net- Notice is hereby given Call for details 435-843-0075 2 AND 3bdrm apartments behind space, storage shed, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile work) that the Tooele City home for rent, no smok- Council & Tooele City TDD 800.735.2900 w/d hookups. Located: METAL ROOF/ WALL 435.843.0717 BECOME A SUB- ing/ pets. 882-1550 Redevelopment Agency Super Wal-Mart. Swimming pool, 267 Marvista Lane, Panels, Pre-engineered SCRIBER. 882-0050 of Tooele City, Utah, will Tooele. $650/mo. For 91 NORTH 3rd Street. Metal Buildings. Mill hot tub, exercise room, playground, meet in a Business more information call 3bdrm, 1bth, larger prices for sheeting coil Meeting on Wednesday, full clubhouse. (435)840-0566 older home. Pets okay are at a 4 year low. You July 16, 2014 at the hour w/additional deposit. get the savings. 17 Col- SETTLEMENT CAN- of 7:00 P.M. The meet- Available now. $875/mo ors prime material, cut Tooele Gateway Apartments YON APARTMENTS ing will be held at the $600/dep. call/text to your exact length. (435)843-4400 Deposit moves you in Tooele City Hall Council For Sale with a 12mo lease. (435)849-0651 optimal- CO Building Systems Room located at 90 [email protected] 1-800-COBLDGS (435)882-6112 North Main Street, Beauty in Rush Valley w/ 2nd Home & Land! (ucan) ERDA RAMBLER, 1 Tooele, Utah. acre, horse property, 1. Pledge of Allegiance SECOND HOME: 4bdrm, 3bth, w/d, 2 car Financial 2. Roll Call • 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath Sandra Larsen garage. No smoking. Services 3. Public Comment Pe- • Rambler $800/dep, $1275/mo. riod (435)830-8622 Are you in BIG trouble 4. Resolution 2014-35 A • Great shape with the IRS? Stop Resolution of the Tooele • Options REAL ESTATE FREE RENT or Ranch wage & bank levies, City Council Adopting Care Taker in Skull Val- liens & audits, unfiled the Certified Tax Rate For All Your Real Estate Needs! ley. Perfect for Dugway tax returns, payroll is- f or Fiscal Year commute. References sues, & resolve tax 2014-2015 Presented 2 Homes! required. Cal l debt FAST. Seen on by Glenn Caldwell (801)808-1667 for de- CNN. A BBB. Call 5. Resolution 2014-36 A tails. 1-800-969-1782 (ucan) Resolution of the Tooele 435.224.9186 HOMES available to pur- City Council Approving a BANKRUPTCY ON A chase for LOW IN- Contract with Broken Ar- BUDGET *$350 Aspire row, Incorporated for COME buyers with Credit Solutions. Stop good credit.! Berna Construction of the 2014 Garnishments Now!! Culinary Waterline Re- Call me for the Sloan (435)840-5029 Bankruptcy/ Credit Re- Group 1 Real Estate. placement Project pair. Get a Fresh Start. Presented by Paul Han- TOOELE 3BDRM, aspirecreditsolution. sen hottest deals in com 801-446-8216 Li- 1.5bth, garage, covered 6. Tooele Highland Es- parking, plenty of addi- censed/ Insured (ucan) tates Right-of-Way Ex- tional parking. Recently Do you owe over ception Presented by MAIN HOME: the county! Jim Bolser renovated, w/d hook- $10,000 to the IRS or 5 Bdrms • 4 Baths • Quality • Comfort! 468 W 550 SOUTH • TOOELE 391 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE ups, basement , State in back taxes? 7. Copper Canyon $975/mo. Ro n Get tax relief now! Call Right-of-Way Exception New 435-849-3969 Bob BlueTax, the nation's Presented by Jim Bolser 435-830-2426 full service tax solution 8. Copper Canyon Sub- division, Phases 3, 4, 5 302 NORTH 100 EAST • TOOELE Listing TOOELE DUPLEX, firm. 800-770-1752 (ucan) Preliminary Plan Re- 3bdrm, 2bth, w/d hook- quest Presented by Jim ONLY $190,000 ONLY $105,000 ups, ac, 628 E 500 N, Reduce Your Past Tax Bolser Multi level with full bath & laundry off of family room! Well maintained home w/new roof, new windows, new $850/mo $850/dep Pets Bill by as much as 75 9. Minutes Basement has 2 bdrms and a full bath with jetted tub. Kitchen bathroom, new kitchen counter. Hardwood fl oors, concrete Welcomed. Aaron PRS has been updated w/new cabinets & silestone counter tops. patio. Full basement w/one bedroom & lots of storage. Percent. Stop Levies, June 18, 2014 R.V. Parking, concrete patio with gas hookup for barbecuing. Nice backyard w/fruit trees. All appliances included! (801)450-8432 www. Liens and Wage Gar- July 2, 2014 aaronoakeson.com nishments. Call The 10. Invoices Presented 374 BEVAN WAY • TOOELE 533 S CANYON WAY • TOOELE TOOELE, 4BDRM, Tax DR Now to see if by Michelle Pitt 2.5bth, beautiful fenced you Qualify 11. Adjourn to RDA yard, 2 single garages, 1-800-398-4601 (ucan) 12. Approval of Agree- 2400sqft living , ment with Ninigret to $ $1195/mo. guardright- Public Notices Construct Avenue H 119,000 property.com Equity RE Presented by Randy ONLY $165,000 Meetings ONLY $230,000 (801)842-9631 Sant • Fully Fenced Fresh new paint & carpet. New furnace and central 13. Adjourn Large kitchen with lots of counter space and cabinets. Deadline for public no- air. New electrical panel. Jetted tub in basement. TOOELE, 5BDRM, 2bth Michelle Y. Pitt • Detached Garage Large living room and large family room with tices is 4 p.m. the day fi replace. Beautiful landscaping with an extra large Nice back yard w/covered patio. Brand new blinds. rambler, fenced yard, Tooele City Recorder/ w/ Storage deck for bbq’s andentertaining! LOTS of R.V. Parking! Brand New carpet prior to publication. RDA Secretary • Central AC Unit $1095/mo guardright- Public notices submit- Pursuant to the Ameri- LAND 569 E 180 NORTH • TOOELE property.com Equity RE ted past the deadline cans with Disabilities • Newer Furnace 693 E OAKRIDGE DR $92,000. (801)842-9631 will not be accepted. Act, Individuals Needing Beautiful lot on East bench! UPAXLP Special Accommoda- tions Should Notify Mi- 4000 N SR 36 Corner of SR36 & Erda PUBLIC NOTICE Homes Notice is hereby given chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele Way. Apx. 35.11 acres of vacant land w/9.66 City Recorder, at acres zoned CG (Commercial) & the remaining ONLY $220,000 that the Tooele City 843-2110 prior to the acrege of 25.45 acres is zoned RR-5. (Residen- Council & Tooele City Large kitchen with lots of cabinets and counter meeting. TDD Phone tial on 5 acre lots.) space.Stainless Steel Appliances. Main fl oor $$SAVE MONEY Redevelopment Agency laundry. Central Air. Fully fi nished basement. Search Bank & HUD of Tooele City, Utah, will Number 843-2108 408 N 250 W $45,000. 1.25 ac in 7 Bedrooms! Fully landscaped! CLEAN!! homes www.Tooele meet in a Work Session (Published in the Tran- Tooele City! BankHomes.com on Wednesday, July 16, script Bulletin July 15, For any of your Berna Sloan (435) 2014) 260 W 400 N $40,000. Corner Lot. 484 N OVERLAND RD • TOOELE 2014 at the hour of 5:00 real estate 840-5029 Group 1 P.M. The meeting will 300 W 400 N 1.25 ac on corner lot, be held at the Tooele Find Out What SELLING YOUR Tooele City City Hall Large Confer- HOME? Advertise it in Your Neighbors needs, call ence Room located at 90 1173 CHURCH Rush Valley. $32,500 the classifieds. Call Are Thinking Under North Main Street, 2947 W RUIZ Prime building lot! 882-0050 or visit Shane Bergen ONLY $114,500 Tooele, Utah. Stockton. $64,900 www.tooeletran Open Forum 1. Open Meeting Check outContract this darling brick rambler! Newer paint script.com Every Tuesday 1048 N DOUGLAS LN Beautiful 5+ 2. Roll Call and fl ooring. 1 car garage. R.V. parking. Nicely TOOELETRANSCRIPT acre piece in Vernon Utah. $67,410 landscaped. Newer vinylwindows. BECOME A SUB- 3. Discussion: BULLETIN 435-840-0344 SCRIBER. 882-0050 -Ordinance 2014-10 Sign Code Amendments Presented by Jim Bolser - Ordinance 2014-09 An Ordinance of Tooele City Amending Sections 4-8-4 and 7-22-3 of the Tooele City Code Relat- ing to Right-of-Way Im- provement Require- ments Presented by Jim Bolser -Copper Canyon Subdi- vision, Phases 3, 4, 5 Preliminary Plan Re- quest Presented by Jim Bolser -Copper Canyon PUD Special Service District Presented by Roger Baker 4. Council Reports 5. Close Meeting to Dis- cuss: -Pending Litigation -Property Acquisition 6. Adjourn Michelle Y. Pitt Tooele City Recorder/ RDA Secretary Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, Individuals Needing Special Accommoda- tions Should Notify Mi- chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele City Recorder, at 843-2110 prior to the meeting. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 15, 2014) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the time of sale, at the main entrance of the Tooele County Courthouse, a/k/a the Third Judicial District Court, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah, on Tuesday, August 5, 2014, at the hour of 9:00 a.m. of that day for the purpose of foreclosing a deed of trust originally executed by Quincy Tun- nell, in favor of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Nomi- nee for Republic Mort- gage Home Loans LLC, its successors and as- signs, covering real property located at ap- proximately 399 West Diamant Lane, Tooele, Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly de- scribed as: LOT 2069, COPPER CANYON P.U.D., PHASE 2B, ACCORD- ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- CORDED IN THE OF- FICE OF THE TOOELE COUNTY RECORDER. TOGETHER WITH THE RIGHT AND EASE- MENT OF USE AND ENJOYMENT IN AND TO THE COMMON AR- EAS AS SET FORTH ON SAID PLAT. 16-065-0-2069 The current beneficiary of the trust deed is JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, and the record owner of the property as of the re- cording of the notice of default is Quincy Tun- nell. The trustee's sale ORDINANCE 2014-01 of the aforedescribed AN ORDINANCE real property will be AMENDING CHAPTER made without warranty NOTICE TO CREDI- 11 OF THE 2011 OPHIR as to title, possession, or TORS AND AN- LAND USE CODE, ES- encumbrances. Bidders NOUNCEMENT OF AP- TABLISHING A FEE must be prepared to ten- POINTMENT SCHEDULE FOR CON- der a cashier's check in Estate of Ruth H. Hen- STRUCTION AND the amount of wood, Deceased. BUILDING WITHIN THE $20,000.00 at the sale. Probate No. 143300056 BOUNDARIES OF THE The balance of the pur- JAMES W. HENWOOD TOWN OF OPHIR, chase price must be paid whose address is 283 UTAH. by cashier's check or East Clark Street, NOW, THEREFORE BE TUESDAY July 15, 2014 wire transfer received by Grantsville, UT 84029 IT ORDAINED BY THE 12:00 noon the following has been appointedTOOELE Per- TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN LEGISLATIVE BODYB7 business day. The trus- sonal Representative of OF THE TOWN OF tee reserves the right to the estate of the OPHIR, UTAH AS FOL- Public Notices Public Notices voidPublic the effect Notices of the above-namedPublic Notices decedent. Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices LOWS:Public Notices Meetings Trustees trustee'sTrustees sale after the AllMiscellaneous persons having Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous SECTIONMiscellaneous I - PURPOSE. sale based upon infor- claims against the above This ordinance is for the PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUS- mation unknown to the estate are required to REQUEST FOR PRO- REQUEST FOR PRO- REQUEST FOR PRO- ADVERTISEMENT FOR purpose of establishing The Grantsville City TEE'S SALE trustee at the time of the present them to the un- POSALS FOR PARKS POSALS FOR INSTAL- POSALS FOR INSTAL- BID fees for services pro- Council will hold its regu- The following described sale, such as a bank- dersigned or to the Clerk EQUIPMENT SHED LATION OF WATER- LATION OF A SPRIN- The Settlement Canyon vided by the Town of lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. real property will be sold ruptcy filing, a loan rein- of the Court on or before FOR RUSH VALLEY LINE FOR THE TOWN- KLING SYSTEM FOR Irrigation Company is re- Ophir, as they pertain to on Wednesday, July 16, at public auction to the statement, or an agree- the 1st day of October, TOWN SHIP OF RUSH VAL- THE TOWNSHIP OF questing bids to supply compliance with the 2014 at 429 East Main highest bidder, purchase ment between the trustor 2014, or said claims Rush Valley Town is ac- LEY RUSH VALLEY all material, labor, and 2011 Ophir Land Use Street, Grantsville, UT price payable in lawful and beneficiary to post- shall be forever barred. cepting statements of The Township of Rush The Township of Rush equipment necessary for Code. This ordinance 84029. The agenda is as money of the United pone or cancel the sale. JAMES W. HENWOOD qualifications and pro- Valley is accepting state- Valley is accepting state- construction of a 1.7 mile amends some fees follows: States of America at the If so voided, the only re- 283 East Clark Street posals from qualified, li- ments of qualifications ments of qualifications pipeline project in Settle- charged for building and CALL TO ORDER AND time of sale, at the main course of the highest Grantsville, UT 84029 censed, and insured and proposals from and proposals from ment Canyon, in Tooele construction. PLEDGE OF ALLE- entrance of the Tooele bidder is to receive a full Telephone No . contractors to construct qualified, licensed, and qualified, licensed, and County, Utah. The pro- SECTION II - RE- GIANCE County Courthouse, refund of the money paid 435-884-3987 a shed for the Town to insured contractors for insured contractors for ject will consist of install- PEALER. Ordinances in ROLL CALL a/k/a the Third Judicial to the trustee. THIS IS (Published in the Tran- store it's park mainte- the installation of two the design and installa- ing 9,000 feet of 18-inch conflict herewith are AGENDA: District Court, 74 South AN ATTEMPT TO COL- script Bulletin July 1, 8 & nance equipment. Expe- waterlines for the pro- tion of a sprinkling sys- PVC pipe, reinforced hereby repealed to the 1. Summary Action 100 East, Tooele, Utah, LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- 15, 2014) rience in this type of pose of providing water tem for the propose of concrete diversion and extent of such conflict. Items. on Tuesday, August 5, F ORMATION OB- work is preferred. A writ- to a ball field so a water- watering a ball field. Ex- outlet structures, and all SECTION III - EFFEC- a. Approval of Minutes 2014, at the hour of 9:00 TAINED WILL BE USED SUMMONS ten statement of qualifi- ing system may be in- perience in this type of necessary road excava- TIVE DATE. This Ordi- b. Approval of Bills a.m. of that day for the FOR THAT PURPOSE. Case No. 140300414 cations and fee for the stalled and also a water- work is preferred. A writ- tion and repairs. The nance shall take effect c. Personnel Matters purpose of foreclosing a DATED this 24th day of WILLIAM YEN TAI NG, services will be accepted line to supply culinary ten statement of qualifi- pipeline will follow the fifteen (15) days after its 2. Consideration of Ordi- deed of trust originally June, 2014 Plaintiff V. by mailing to the Rush water to the Town Hall cations and fee for the alignment of the canyon passage. (Notice posted nance 2014-14 amend- executed by Quincy Tun- Marlon L. Bates, suc- THE ESTATE OF HAR- Valley Town Hall, PO Building. Experience in services will be accepted road and be placed un- in Tooele Transcript Bul- ing the official zoning nell, in favor of Mortgage cessor trustee OLD E. EGAN, SR.; Box 363, Rush Valley, this type of work is pre- by mailing to Rush Val- der the asphalt road for letin Newspaper.) map of Grantsville City, Electronic Registration Scalley Reading Bates THE ESTATE OF HAR- Utah 84069 until Friday, ferred. A written state- ley Town Hall, PO Box the majority of its length. PERMIT FEE STRUC- Utah by rezoning 0.72 of Systems, Inc. as Nomi- Hansen & Rasmussen, OLD E. EGAN, JR., July 18, 2014 at 5:00 ment of qualifications 363, Rush Valley, Utah Sealed bids will be re- TURE: an acre on property lo- nee for Republic Mort- P.C. RITCHIE ENTER- pm. Specifications in- and fee for the services 84069 until Friday, July ceived by the Utah Divi- (A) $100.00 Conditional cated at 713 East Main gage Home Loans LLC, 15 West South Temple, PRISES, a Utah Limited clude the installation of a will be accepted by mail- 18, 2014 at 5:00 pm. sion of Water Resources Use Permit Application Street from an RM-7 and its successors and as- Ste. 600 Partnership; the heirs 24' by 24' shed to in- ing to Rush Valley Town Specifications or specific until 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Fee for addition and/ or A-10 zoning designation signs, covering real Salt Lake City, Utah of HAROLD E. EGAN, clude 8' wide by 7' high Hall, PO Box 363, Rush questions about this July 29, 2014. Plans remodel of any existing to a CN zoning designa- property located at ap- 84101 SR.; the HEIRS OF garage door, a 3' by 6'8" Valley, Utah 84069 until work in order to respond and specifications can structure within the Haz- tion. proximately 399 West Telephone: (801) HAROLD E. EGAN, JR.; man door, and the exte- Friday, July 18, 2014 at to this RFQ/RFP will be be picked up beginning ardous Overlay Zone. 3. Consideration of Diamant Lane, Tooele, 531-7870 and any other un- rior of the building needs 5:00 pm. Specifications made available to any in- July 8, 2014, at the Divi- (B) $100.00 Conditional Resolution 2014-06 ap- Tooele County, Utah, Business Hours: 9:00 known person who has painted or vinyl siding. or specific questions terested party by con- sion of Water Re- Use Permit Application pointing a director to the and more particularly de- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or claims any right, ti- Other specification or about this work in order tacting Dana Gardner, sources, third floor of the Fee for permitted condi- Library Board. scribed as: Trustee No. 51121-1011 tle, estate, lien or inter- specific questions about to respond to this telephone (435)849- Department of Natural tional uses as outlined in 4. Consideration of LOT 2069, COPPER (Published in the Tran- est in the real property this work in order to re- RFQ/RFP will be made 0634. RFQ/RFPs sub- Resources building, the 2011 Ophir Land Memorandum of Under- C ANYON P.U.D. , script Bulletin July 1, 8 & described in the com- spond to this RFQ/RFP available to any inter- mitted after 5:00 pm on 1594 W. North Temple, Use Ordinance, Chapter standing between Welles PHASE 2B, ACCORD- 15, 2014) plaint which is adverse will be made available to ested party by contacting Thursday, July18, 2014 Salt Lake City, Utah, 11 Table. Cannon for TP Develop- ING TO THE PLAT to Plaintiff, any interested party by Dana Gardner, tele- will not be considered. 84114. There will be a (C) $100.00 Conditional ment, Inc. and THEREOF AS RE- Defendants. contacting Dana Gard- phone (435) 849-0634. Township of Rush Valley mandatory Site Show on Use Permit Application Grantsville City. CORDED IN THE OF- Public Notices THE STATE OF UTAH ner, telephone (435) RFQ/RFPs submitted af- will not accept any Tuesday, July 22, 2014, Fee, per lot, for all new 5. Open and Public FICE OF THE TOOELE Water User TO THE ABOVE 849-0634. RFQ/RFPs ter 5:00 pm on Friday, RFQ/RFP submittal by beginning at 10:00 a.m. land development in the Meetings Training. COUNTY RECORDER. NAMED DEFENDANTS: submitted after 5:00 pm July 18, 2014 will not be facsimile, electronic Meet at the parking lot at Hazardous Overlay 6. Matters for review. TOGETHER WITH THE Deadline for public no- YOU ARE HEREBY on Friday, July 18, 2014 considered. Township of transmission or any Settlement Canyon Dam Zone. 7. Mayor and Council RIGHT AND EASE- tices is 4 p.m. the day SUMMONED AND RE- will not be considered. Rush Valley will not ac- method other that stated near the toll booth ac- (D) Adoption of a Plan Reports. MENT OF USE AND prior to publication. QUIRED to serve upon Rush Valley Town will cept any RFQ/RFP sub- above. cess gate to the canyon. Review Fee, on all Build- 8. Public Comments. ENJOYMENT IN AND Public notices submit- or mail to the office of n ot accept any mittal by facsimile, elec- Rush Valley reserves the If there are any ques- ing Permit Applications, 9. Adjourn. TO THE COMMON AR- ted past the deadline Jennifer C. Ha, JLJ Law RFQ/RFP submittal by tronic transmission or right not to issue a tions, please contact BJ of $0.50 (cents) per Christine Webb EAS AS SET FORTH will not be accepted. Group, PLLC, 124 South facsimile, electronic any method other that RFQ/RFP and to cancel Clark, Project Engineer square foot of floor City Recorder ON SAID PLAT. UPAXLP 400 East, Suite 410, Salt transmission or any stated above. or modify this solicitation ([email protected]), at space. In compliance with the 16-065-0-2069 Lake City, Utah, 84111, method other that stated Rush Valley reserves the at any time if it deems, in (801)538-7258 or Rus- (Amendment to Ophir Americans with Disability The current beneficiary Public Notices an ANSWER and file the above. Rush Valley re- right not to issue a its sole discretion, such sell Hadley, Project Man- Land Use Code, Chapter Act, Grantsville City will of the trust deed is same with the Clerk of serves the right not to is- RFQ/RFP and to cancel measures are in its best ager (russellhadley@ 11, by Ord. #2014-01, accommodate reason- JPMorgan Chase Bank, Miscellaneous the above entitled Court sue a RFQ/RFP and to or modify this solicitation interests. It is antici- utah.gov), at (801)538- effective July 16, 2014.) able requests to assist National Association, located at 74 S. 100 cancel or modify this so- at any time if it deems, in pated that th e 7289. Estimated project I N W I T N E S S Deadline for public no- persons with disabilities and the record owner of East, Suite 14, Tooele, licitation at any time if it its sole discretion, such RFP/RFQs will be for- cost is $1.06 million. WHEREOF the Ophir tices is 4 p.m. the day to participate in meet- the property as of the re- UT 84074, within 20 deems, in its sole discre- measures are in its best mally considered and (Published in the Tran- Town Council, which is prior to publication. ings. Requests for assis- cording of the notice of days after the service of tion, such measures are interests. It is antici- awarded at awarded at script Bulletin July 8, 10, the legislative body of Public notices submit- tance may be made by default is Quincy Tun- this Summon upon you. in its best interests. It is p ated that the the regular July 23, 2014 15 & 17, 2014) the Town of Ophir, Utah, ted past the deadline calling City Hall (435) nell. The trustee's sale If you fail to do so, judg- anticipated that the RFP/RFQs will be for- meeting of the Rush Val- passed, approved and will not be accepted. ORDINANCE 2014-01 884-3411 at least 3 days of the aforedescribed ment by default will be RFP/RFQs will be for- mally considered and ley Town Council. enacted this ordinance UPAXLP A N ORDINANCE in advance of a meeting. real property will be taken against you for the mally considered and awarded at the regular Dated this 9th day of this 1st day of July, AMENDING CHAPTER (Published in the Tran- made without warranty relief demanded in said awarded at the regular July 23, 2014 meeting of July, 2014 2014. NOTICE TO CREDI- 11 OF THE 2011 OPHIR script Bulletin July 15, as to title, possession, or Complaint, which has July 23, 2014 meeting of the Rush Valley Town Amie Russell ATTEST: TORS AND AN- LAND USE CODE, ES- 2014) encumbrances. Bidders been filed with the Clerk the Rush Valley Town Council. Rush Valley Town Julie Shubert, Clerk NOUNCEMENT OF AP- TABLISHING A FEE must be prepared to ten- of the said Court and is Council. Dated this 9th day of Clerk/ Recorder FOR OPHIR TOWN POINTMENT SCHEDULE FOR CON- der a cashier's check in herewith served upon Dated this 9th day of July, 2014 (Published in the Tran- COUNCIL Estate of Ruth H. Hen- STRUCTION AND Public Notices t he amount o f you. July, 2014 Amie Russell script Bulletin July 10 & Walter Shubert, Mayor wood, Deceased. BUILDING WITHIN THE Trustees $20,000.00 at the sale. DATED this 7th Day of Amie Russell Rush Valley Town 15, 2014) Councilman Johnson Probate No. 143300056 BOUNDARIES OF THE The balance of the pur- July, 2014. Rush Valley Town Clerk/ Recorder voted yes JAMES W. HENWOOD TOWN OF OPHIR, Deadline for public no- chase price must be paid JLJ LAW GROUP, Clerk/ Recorder (Published in the Tran- Councilman Tate voted tices is 4 p.m. the day whose address is 283 PLLC JENNIFER C. HA UTAH. by cashier's check or (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 10 & TOOELE yes East Clark Street, TRANSCRIPT NOW, THEREFORE BE prior to publication. wire transfer received by Attorney for Debtor script Bulletin July 10 & 15, 2014) Councilman Degelbeck Grantsville, UT 84029 BULLETIN IT ORDAINED BY THE Public notices submit- 12:00 noon the following (Published in the Tran- 15, 2014) voted yes has been appointed Per- LEGISLATIVE BODY ted past the deadline business day. The trus- script Bulletin July 8, 15, Councilwoman Earp sonal Representative of OF THE TOWN OF will not be accepted. tee reserves the right to 22 & 29, 2014) voted yes the estate of the 882-0050 OPHIR, UTAH AS FOL- UPAXLP void the effect of the TOOELE above-named decedent. Tooele County’s TRANSCRIPT (Published in the Tran- trustee's sale after the HAVING A yard sale? ULLETIN LOWS: BECOME A SUB- All persons having B script Bulletin July 15, sale based upon infor- Advertise in the Tran- Marketplace SECTION I - PURPOSE. SCRIBER. 882-0050 claims against the above 2014) mation unknown to the script This ordinance is for the estate are required to trustee at the time of the purpose of establishing present them to the un- sale, such as a bank- fees for services pro- dersigned or to the Clerk ruptcy filing, a loan rein- vided by the Town of of the Court on or before statement, or an agree- Ophir, as they pertain to the 1st day of October, ment between the trustor compliance with the 2014, or said claims Follow us on Facebook! and beneficiary to post- 2011 Ophir Land Use shall be forever barred. pone or cancel the sale. Code. This ordinance JAMES W. HENWOOD 5 AcreIf so voided, theSpring only re- Canyon Estates amends some fees 283 East Clark Street course of the highest TchargedOOELE for building and Grantsville, UT 84029 construction.TRANSCRIPT bidder is to receive a full Telephone No. refund of the money paid SECTION II - RE- Are you ready to 435-884-3987build your dream Home on 5 acres? BULLETIN to the trustee. THIS IS PEALER. Ordinances in (Published in the Tran- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- conflict herewith are script Bulletin July 1, 8 & LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- hereby repealed to the Pine Canyon Road 15, 2014) FORMATION OB- Come take a look at Spring extent of such conflict. 119TAINED WILL BE USED SECTION III - EFFEC- 117 TIVE DATE. This Ordi- FOR THAT PURPOSE.101 DATED this 24th day of Canyon Estates. nance shall take effect June, 2014 fifteen (15) days after its Marlon L. Bates, suc- passage. (Notice posted 118cessor trustee in Tooele Transcript Bul- Scalley Reading Bates letin Newspaper.) 103 15 beautiful 5 acre PERMIT FEE STRUC- Hansen & Rasmussen,102 104 P.C. TURE: 116 (A) $100.00 Conditional 15 West South Temple, lots with amazing Ste. 600120 Use Permit Application Salt Lake City, Utah Fee for addition and/ or 84101 105 views still available remodel of any existing Telephone: (801) structure within the Haz- 115 ardous Overlay Zone. 531-7870 121 Business Hours: 9:00 122 starting at ... MONEY (B)SAVING $100.00 Conditional Coupons a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Use Permit Application 114 Trustee127 No. 51121-1011 Fee for permitted condi- (Published in the Tran- 123 106 in Tuesday’stional uses as outlined Paper in script Bulletin July 1, 8 & the 2011 Ophir Land

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is what saved her. I am so grate- It’s not something I’d want to go Adversity ful for her good friends who were through again, but it really made so attentive.” me think about my life.” continued from page B1 Although Taycee had some Sheri said Taycee has handled 911. Johnson started convulsing, serious recovery to do, she went everything extremely well. and another friend with them, back to school at SUU just two “From the beginning she was Kaleb Ware, who had just been weeks later. She was not able to never concerned about herself,” ordained with the Melchizedek cheer, but she remained a mem- Sheri said. “When I first got to priesthood from The Church of ber of the cheer squad. the emergency room and she Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, “The first week after the acci- came to, the first thing she asked gave her a blessing. dent I was just glad I was OK, me was not how she looked or “He gave me a blessing right but when I went back to school if she was OK. She looked at me there and I woke up,” Johnson it was hard,” she said. “But then I and said, ‘Mom, tell me the truth. said. “I just starting panicking; thought about how close I was to Is Kassidy OK?’ That made me I was in shock. From there the getting killed. I could have died really proud of her. Through all ambulance, cops and my family but I didn’t. That’s a miracle in this hardship she has just had came. I got life flighted to IMC. I itself to survive everything that a positive attitude and thanked fractured my skull and my nose happened. The doctors told me everyone who came to see her. got shoved back into my skull. there’s a lot more that could have From my perspective, what we’ve It shattered my whole nose and gone wrong. This whole accident learned is that faith, family and punctured both of my sinuses. was a wake up call. Life is so pre- friends are what it’s all about in I tore all of my tear ducts and I cious and you can’t take it for life.” had to get complete plastic sur- granted.” Taycee was cleared by her doc- gery on the top of my face from Taycee said she now has the tor May 1, which allowed her to my nose up. I have 19 plates in attitude that if she could survive basically go back to normal life. my face and I can’t feel the right the accident, she can get through The one thing she missed the side of my face anymore. My anything. most — cheering — was finally taste and smell is also completely “It was hard for a while, but on the table again. not the same.” I feel like being positive for me “I went down to Cedar on May Johnson’s mom, Sheri Johnson, and my family is important,” she 2 and went to cheer practice, credited Taycee’s friends for act- said. “Everyone around me com- because right then and there ing quickly in the first moments ments on how much they look I was ready to do it,” she said. after the accident. up to me because I’m a positive “After my accident it was the one “They kept their heads,” Sheri person, but having this happen thing I missed the most. I had to said. “I truly believe that blessing to me tested how positive I am. go sit and just watch everyone

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couldn’t have made it through her accident without her family, friends, the people of Grantsville and her Heavenly Father. “Taycee has been so blessed,” Sheri said. “We can never for- get that day or the blessings we received from it. I have always called Taycee my ‘little bonus’ in life, and she really is.” Taycee said it’s important for people who go through similar hardships to remain positive-no matter what life throws their way. “Your face could be complete- ly broken or you could lose your leg, but don’t pull the ‘why me?’ card,” she said. “Think of the positive side of an accident. I’ve caught myself thinking about my face and the scars I have and it’s brought me down, but then I just think about being alive and being able to move. Take it one day at a time, have faith that everything will be OK, and remember that LIFE IS SHORT ENOUGH. life is precious.”