TOOELE RANSCRIPT Superbike T racers compete S  at WMC T  C See B1 BULLETIN S  TUESDAY July 24, 2018 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 15 $1.00 Law officials hike security for Country Fan Fest MARK WATSON STAFF WRITER Peak Complex. While country music fans The increase in law enforce- watch their favorite performers ment for Country Fan Fest, this weekend at Country Fan which opens Thursday and Fest, increased law enforce- ends Sunday, is in response ment and security forces will to last October’s deadly mass be closely watching them. shooting during the Route 91 “We’ve asked our security Harvest Country Music Festival company to increase person- across from the Luxor Hotel nel presence by 30 percent,” and diagonally across from the said Bracken Hudson, festi- Mandalay Bay on the Las Vegas val director. “We’ll also have strip. Alaira Packard and daughters Keira Larsen and Olivia Packard paint derby cars at Little Warriors Camp hosted at the Utah Elk’s Camp security from the Tooele Stephen Paddock opened Wapiti in Settlement Canyn on Saturday morning. The camp is for children who lost a family member while serving in the military. County Sheriff’s Department, fire on the festival from the Grantsville Police Department Mandalay Bay, killing 58 and UHP. people and injuring 546 before “We don’t want people to be taking his own life. CAMP WAPITI’S LITTLE WARRIORS CAMP 2018 scared, we just want them to “We’re not oblivious to SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO know security is in place,” he the fact that mass shootings said. “Also, if people do hear can happen. I’m sure it’s still As part of the American of any threats while out there, on everybody’s mind,” said Heroes Project, the Utah Elks we want them to report it to Tooele County Sheriff’s Lt. Lodge sponsored and hosted security.” Eli Wayman. “We just want to the Little Warriors Camp at Kane Consulting, Inc. of plan for the worst and hope Camp Wapiti in Left Hand Fork Woods Cross handles security of Settlement Canyon Friday for Country Fan Fest at Deseret SEE FEST PAGE A7 ® through Sunday. The camp is for children who have lost a family member while serving in the military. Approximately 50 children and their parents, grandparents and family participated in the annual event, which featured a weekend Tooele County Fair of recreational activities, such as fishing, shooting, archery, crafts, obstacle courses, zip lining, set to share the swimming and a climbing wall. Participants also enjoyed eve- nings around the campfire. The weekend retreat’s pur- best of summer pose is to create some healing for families who have lost a fam- Miss Tooele City Marin Legge, watches Tesla Riddle, age 5, paint her derby car at Little Warriors Camp. Fair will run Aug. 2-4 at Deseret Peak ily member and to show them they are not forgotten for their Complex with a full schedule of events sacrifice, according to american- heroesproject.org. Several local businesses TIM GILLIE foods — Tooele County Fair donated food and supplies for STAFF WRITER organizers promise three days the weekend, while dozens of Cars smashing into each of family fun for the first week- local citizens and others volun- other, outdoor country music end in August. teered to make the weekend a concerts, carnival rides that “We’ve got a lot of things success for the children. spin at high speed, and the to do packed into those three aroma of your favorite fried days,” said Ron Baum, chair- man of the volunteer commit- tee that coordinates the Tooele County Fair. The fair will run August 2-4 at Deseret Peak Complex. While set-up for the Tooele County Junior Livestock Show and 4-H exhibits start on July 30, the fair formally starts on Aug. 2 with an opening cer- emony at 5 p.m. Opening ceremony cen- ter stage entertainment will include the Jazz-In-It dance Khaia Barton (left) gets a helping hand from Brayson Fordham on troupe, Brad Bosen’s “The the climbing wall at Camp Wapiti Saturday morning. Kaydence Noel FILE PHOTO Ven-Tooele-Quist” act, the (above middle) shows off her derby car that she assembled at Little Kodi Harrison bounces all the way Yo-Yo Man, the Hana Studio’s Warriors Camp. Utah Elk’s Association President-elect, Hortt Carter to the end of the slide at last year’s (above right) makes a big batch of cookies for lunch at the camp. Tooele County Fair. SEE FAIR PAGE A7 ®

Improperly witnessed signatures may invalidate referendum

TIM GILLIE were improperly verified, packet, that signature is not the alleged improper signature “We will review the report rezone 5.38 acres of property STAFF WRITER according to Tooele County valid and can not be counted verification by the Tooele and an announcement on the on the southwest corner of The referendum to repeal Attorney Scott Broadhead. toward the minimum signa- County Sheriff’s Office on his referendum will be made on Clubhouse Drive and Country the rezone for high-density “The county’s position is tures required,” Broadhead desk. Wednesday.” Club Drive from commercial development on a parcel that if a signature was not said. “County Clerk Marilyn Volunteers collected 3,428 shopping and single-family in Stansbury Park may be personally witnessed by the Broadhead said he returned Gillette has until Wednesday signatures for the referendum residential to R-M-15. The invalidated if an investigation person signing the verification from vacation Monday morn- to certify or not certify the that would repeal the county reveals too many signatures statement on the referendum ing and found the report on referendum,” Broadhead said. commission’s decision to SEE REFERENDUM PAGE A7 ®

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B4 CLASSIFIEDS B6 More housing Tooele City 92-year-old HOMETOWN A8 developments plans to provides OBITUARIES A6 planned for complete afghans of love OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele road projects See A8 SPORTS B1 See A2 See A2 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2018 Plans move forward for residential development near golf course in Tooele

MARK WATSON ment or development plan, ing units, 20 feet on the rear STAFF WRITER but simply to establish specific and 5 feet on the sides. Anyone looking for golf- development criteria,” said Bolser said the property course-front property in Jim Bolser, city public works was owned by Tooele City at Tooele City may soon get their director at the city council’ one time and was the site of a wish. meeting. community garden. Plans for a 62-lot, medium- The PUD zoning overlay The Tooele City Planning density housing develop- allows for smaller lot sizes and Commission forwarded a posi- ment next to Oquirrh Hills setbacks for the units within tive recommendation of the Golf Course moved forward the development. The area PUD overlay district request to Wednesday when the Tooele is zoned R1-7, which allows the city council after its own City Council created a planned for lots at a 7,000 square- public hearing on June 13. unit development zoning foot minimum. But the new Bolser said part of the prop- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO overlay for 13.48 acres located PUD overlay for the proposed erty would remain in public A medium-density housing development is planned for 13.48 acres at this location west of Droubay Road and west of Droubay Road and development allows for lots as ownership to accommodate north of Vine Street adjacent to Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. north of Vine Street adjacent small as 4,200 square feet. an existing trailhead and to the golf course. The R1-7 zoning district overflow parking for the golf Also at Wednesday’s meet- at approximately 500 West The third was a final sub- Par Fore Estates is the name requires a minimum of 60-feet course. ing, the city council approved Tooele Boulevard. division plat for the Vowles of the proposed development, lot widths, but the project Another part of the project three other subdivision plans. The second was a final sub- Estate minor subdivision, and the applicant is Ensign would allow lots as small as would be a 10-foot-wide golf The first was a preliminary division plat for the Castagno a 7-lot residential subdivi- Engineering, according to doc- 40 feet in width. cart path easement along subdivision plan for Copper Place subdivision, a 23-lot sion on 7.69 acres located at uments provided by the city. The zone overlay will also the north boundary of the Canyon PUD, Phase 6. The residential subdivision on 7.54 approximately 850 W. 200 “This application is not a allow for setback requirements subdivision, according to the plan is for a 33-lot residential acres located at approximately South. review of the actual develop- of 25 feet on the front of hous- resolution. subdivision on 8.78 acres 1150 N. 640 East. [email protected]

Gang-related graffiti found on buildings, vehicles Thursday

STEVE HOWE ing the Crips gang and their affiliates. STAFF WRITER the California Penal Code Hansen said the graf- Graffiti, which Tooele which defines homicide, fiti was unusual because it City police believe is con- were found at the snack was seen on both the west nected to gang activity, shack at softball fields and and east sides of town. appeared at four separate pavilion near the Pratt Investigators have been in locations on Thursday Aquatic Center Thursday, contact with the Tooele morning. Hansen said. Similar graf- Drug and Gang Task Force Graffiti was discovered fiti was found on vehicles about the vandalism and the morning of July 19, first at Tooele High School the the department is following at the LDS church at 235 same morning. up on several leads. S. 200 East on the north Hansen said investiga- Anyone with information and south side of the build- tors have not seen the KTP on the vandalism or who ing, according to Tooele or KTP5 tag before, but suspects gang activity in City Police Sgt. Jeremy believe it could be related to their area can contact the Hansen. One set of graffiti the Kearns Street Bloods, a tip line for the Tooele Drug FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO read “KTP5” and featured branch of the Bloods gang and Gang Task Force by Tooele City has several road construction projects it plans to complete this summer including the rebuilding of a crown on the side of the based out of Kearns, Utah. phone at 435-579-3777 or Noble Road. building. The graffiti was spray paint- by email at tip-a-cop@tooe- The same marks, as ed in red, the color associ- lecity.org. Summer road projects set well as graffiti referenc- ated with Bloods gangs and [email protected] to begin across Tooele City Tooele man charged with MARK WATSON struction on Noble Road and according to minutes from the STAFF WRITER Lakeview Avenue on the east June 20 city council meeting. Kilgore Contracting is set to side of Tooele, plus reconstruct The contract also includes begin major roadway recon- a small section of 700 South miscellaneous sidewalk instal- sexual abuse of a child west of Coleman Street. lation and/or repairs at vari- The 700 South project will ous locations within the city STEVE HOWE Family Services to admit he police, Andreasen admitted also improve the intersection including Dow James Park and STAFF WRITER had sexually abused a 6-year- to the incidents of abuse TOOELE TRANSCRIPT and eliminate the offset that City Hall. A Tooele man is facing old child, according to a described by the victim and BULLETIN currently exists, said Tooele Roadways to receive 2 1/2 criminal charges after he probable cause statement. to them watching sexually City Engineer Paul Hansen. inches of pavement overlay allegedly sexually abused a The victim in the crime explicit cartoons together, ADMINISTRATION The company also is in the are 100 East, Broadway young child. was interviewed at the the statement said. He also Scott C. Dunn Publisher process of rotomilling the road Avenue, 400 South, 770 South, Dennis J. Andreasen, 58, Tooele County Children’s admitted to recording video Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus and putting down 2 ½ inches Chateau Circle, Avalon Circle, is charged with three counts Justice Center and disclosed of the instances of abuse on OFFICE of asphalt on 100 East between Grandview Circle, Chimesview of first-degree aggravated that Andreasen touched his phone. Bruce Dunn Controller 600 North and 1000 North. Circle Fairview Circle, Delta sexual abuse of a child and them inappropriately and Andreasen is scheduled Chris Evans Office Manager The reconstruction and Circle and Mayo Circle. one count of second-degree had the victim touch him to make his initial appear- Vicki Higgins Customer Service overlay projects will cost Slurry seal projects will also felony sexual exploitation of sexually, the probable cause ance in 3rd District Court on EDITORIAL approximately $1.5 million be completed by Intermountain a minor. statement said. The victim July 25 at 10:30 a.m. before David Bern Editor and should be completed by Slurry Seal, Inc. at a cost of Tooele City police were also said Andreasen had Judge Matthew Bates. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor the end of September, accord- $129,621. The slurry seal proj- notified on July 14 that them watch sexually explicit [email protected] Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor ing Hansen. The projects will ects are set to begin in August Andreasen had called the cartoon videos together. Tim Gillie Staff Writer be paid for through Road C and be completed by the end of state Division of Child and In an interview with Steve Howe Staff Writer funds from the state, according September, Hansen said. Mark Watson Staff Writer to a city resolution. Roads to receive slurry seal ADVERTISING The Tooele City Council are 1000 North, 520 East, Fox Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager passed a resolution on June Run and the eastern section of Keith Bird Advertising Sales 20 to have the road work com- Vine Street. Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & pleted. Kilgore Contracting, of Classified Advertising Manager Tooele man charged with Kilgore will also repair a Salt Lake City, is a division of LAYOUT & DESIGN portion of Utah Avenue near Kilgore Companies. John Hamilton Creative Director the railroad tracks where Intermountain Slurry Seal, Liz Arellano Graphic Artist water lines have settled over Inc. has an office in North Salt object rape, sexual abuse PRODUCTION the years. The project would Lake. Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager repair the water lines and [email protected] STEVE HOWE came into their room around returned home from a bar Darwin Cook Web Press Manager a section of Utah Avenue, STAFF WRITER 2 a.m., waking them up, the and went straight to the vic- Dan Coats Pre-press Technician A Tooele man is expected statement said. The victim tim’s room to pull a prank on Scott Spence Insert Technician back in 3rd District Court said Gonzalez told them he them. next week on felony charges couldn’t sleep and began to Gonzalez said he jumped SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered related to alleged sexual rub their back. on top of the victim’s bed to by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, abuse that occurred in June. The victim said Gonzalez scare them and they woke Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele Museum unveils Nelson Humbert Gonzalez, then moved his hands from up scared, so he apologized County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the 33, is charged with first- their back and touched the and gave them a hug, the United States. degree felony object rape of a victim inappropriately under statement said. He denied OFFICE HOURS: child and second-degree felo- their clothing and penetrated touching the victim in an Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., armored dinosaur closed Saturday and Sunday. ny sexual abuse of a child. the victim with his finger, inappropriate way. On June 24, Tooele City the statement said. The Gonzalez made his initial CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A display. police took a report of sexual victim also said there were appearance in 3rd District PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: dinosaur that was covered in The fossil unveiled Thursday abuse, according to a prob- two recent incidents where Court on July 2, where he 4 p.m. day prior to publication. bony armor from its spiky head at the Natural History Museum able cause statement. The Gonzalez touched their was appointed an attorney COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, to its clubbed tail has been of Utah was first discovered in report stated the victim, behind, both over and under and bail was set at $30,000. BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: unveiled at a museum in Utah. 2008 in the Grand Staircase- who was younger than 15 their clothing. He is scheduled to return to 3 p.m. day prior to publication. The species of ankylosaur Escalante National Monument, years old, had been sexually The same day, Gonzalez court for a scheduling con- OBITUARY DEADLINE: was a squat plant-eater that a rich dinosaur repository in abused by Gonzalez. was interviewed at ference on July 31 at 9 a.m. 10 a.m. day of publication. roamed southern Utah on four southern Utah. The victim was inter- the Tooele City Police before Judge Matthew Bates. Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals legs about 76 million years The fossil was discovered on viewed at the Tooele County Department, the probable [email protected] postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by ago, during the late Cretaceous the Kaiparowits Formation, a Children’s Justice Center two cause statement said. He the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Period. 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SAILBOAT Family: Scout leader who SUNDIAL drowned loved children A sundial at the OREM, Utah (AP) — A Divers searched the murky gling in the water is safe, though Tooele Valley 22-year-old Boy Scout leader pond by feel for nearly an hour the troop is mourning. Museum is an easy who drowned saving a struggling before finding the body under “They’re really shook up,” read with a bright young boy during a practice about 12 feet of water. James said. sun and strong shadow just after exercise in a Utah pond was a On shore, his anguished fam- Medical examiners will per- noon on Saturday. lifelong Scout himself who loved ily waited, holding out hope form an autopsy. The temperatures helping kids learn the wilderness because they knew he was a Salem Pond is a popular sum- for the upcoming skills he treasured, his family good swimmer and a skilled out- mer spot about 60 miles south week in Tooele said Thursday. doorsman who had swam in the of Salt Lake City, complete with Valley are forecast Younger children had always pond before. picnic tables and pavilions, to be in the 90s. looked up to Wesley Robert “We were hoping until the bordered by mountains in the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ Kratzer, who had blonde hair, last moment that they would distance. TTB PHOTO a wide smile and dreams of find him, that he went some- There have been a handful of becoming a successful entrepre- where, maybe to the car, or to drownings there over the past neur. the restroom, that he would be two decades. “He was very nurturing, found,” said his stepmother, Irina compassionate, like he looked Kratzer. through your eyes and went He dreamed about living in straight to your soul,” his sister the middle of nowhere and sur- Lindy Kratzer said. viving off the land, though his Her younger brother, a new- polite, gregarious nature also lywed, was one of three adults made him a natural salesman. COMING SOON! helping three 11-and-12-year-old He used to buy ice-cream bars boys learn swimming skills to and to sell them to women in the advance in the scouting program neighborhood with a price tag Wednesday night when one of $5 apiece. the kids started to struggle in the He wanted to become wealthy water, police said. He had only so he could support a future fam- been a Scout leader for a couple ily with his wife Diana; they mar- of months. ried in February. Wesley Kratzer pushed the His death rescuing a child boy to safety then dropped under makes a tragic kind of sense the water and disappeared, said for the young man who always Salem police Chief Brad James. looked out for others, family “We don’t know if it was members said. fatigue, we don’t know if he “Yet another good deed. cramped up. We may never That happened to be where he at know,” James said. Members of needed to be,” said his father Tay the group were not wearing life Kratzer. in Stansbury Park jackets, police said. The Boy Scout who was strug- The Pier Utah man arrested in stabbing death of 10-month-old son

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — A watching a religious video. He Utah man is in jail on suspicion reportedly told her the baby of stabbing his infant son mul- was dead. He also told her not tiple times and then putting the to call anyone or he would be boy’s bloody body in a garbage sent to prison, according to the can, authorities said Sunday. probable cause statement. Enjoy pleasant family evenings Alex Hidalgo, 37, of Ogden, The woman found the baby’s was being held without bond body inside a plastic garbage on your own beach at Stansbury at the Weber County Jail on bag and left the apartment suspicion of felony charges of screaming. She alerted a neigh- Park’s own wakeboard lake! aggravated murder, abuse or bor as Hidalgo fled the scene, desecration of a dead human authorities said. • Beautiful Gated Community body and obstruction of justice. The Utah Medical It was unclear if he had a Examiner’s Office said an • Only 30 minutes from Salt Lake City lawyer to speak on his behalf. autopsy showed the child had • Community Beach with a Children’s Play Park Ogden police say 10-month- three penetrating stab wounds old Alex Hidalgo Jr. was found to the neck including one that • Boatless Wakeboard System non-responsive and covered in severed the carotid artery and blood Friday afternoon. The the jugular vein. • Aqua Park Playground all photos are only representations. boy later was pronounced dead Police investigators reported at a hospital. finding blood splatter in the According to a probable apartment and a paring knife cause statement, Hidalgo was in the kitchen sink. watching his son and another When Hidalgo was arrested child while the boy’s mother Saturday night after question- left the apartment to run some ing, police said he had blood on errands. his undershirt and was wearing When she returned, she the same clothing seen in sur- found Hidalgo sitting on the veillance footage Friday. couch, reading a Bible and

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OUR VIEW Work to do When it comes to average monthly wage, we’re doing better but have a ways to go An interesting snapshot of Tooele County’s economy and citizens’ wage earnings was published on the front page of Thursday’s edition. If there’s a bottom line to it all, it could be this: According to the numbers, we’re doing better, but we have a ways to go. In the story, “Average wage in Tooele County improves but still lags behind state,” latest statistics from the Utah Department of Workforce Services show the average gross monthly wage for a citizen working in the county was $3,335 during the fourth quarter of 2017. Depending on one’s perspective, that average wage may seem like a lot or too little. But according to the DWS, that gross monthly wage is 12.5 percent below the state average of $3,810 for the last quarter of 2017. However, although the average wage in the county was below the state average at the end of 2017, it had increased 1.7 percent, from $3,280 during the last quarter of 2016 to $3,335. Unfortunately, what’s driven the slight wage increase is not necessarily the result of more better paying jobs becoming locally available. Instead, it’s the area’s continuing low unemployment rate of below 3.5 percent, according to Cathy Stromberg, branch manager for Intermountain Staffing’s Tooele office. Stromberg said because of the low unemployment rate, there are more job openings than workers to fill those openings. As a result, some busi- nesses have raised their pay to attract quality workers, she said. Of profound interest, in recent years the county’s average monthly wage hasn’t always lagged behind the state. As Thursday’s story reported, after the Great Recession of 2008, the county’s average monthly wage grew faster than the state’s. In the fourth quarter of 2013, the county’s average was $3,638 while the state’s was over $200 less at $3,421. According to the DWS, the county’s average monthly wage began to drop in 2013 and fell behind the state average in 2015 — where it has remained. The DWS claims the county’s decrease in average monthly wage is linked to the closure of the Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Facility at Tooele Army Depot South Area. The last round of chemical munitions at the plant was incinerated in January 2012 and the facility was dismantled and closed a few years Serviceberry Canyon dispute this ordinance “was not done correct- LETTERS POLICY later. In regards to recent statements ly.” These statements are untrue. All The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to All of which indicates the U.S. Military paid workers well at the dis- and complaints about Serviceberry procedures were correctly followed in the editor from readers. Letters must be no posal facility. The county has recovered in terms of local job availability Canyon, the Ault family would like to passing this ordinance. longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written since the plant’s closure, but not when it comes to average monthly wage, share some facts. Individuals have made com- exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and which was $303 more six years ago. We began working with the Tooele ments misinforming the public that accompanied by the writer’s name, address and phone number. Longer letters may be For local officials who are engaged in the process of economic develop- County Commissioners, who at the Serviceberry Canyon is a public published, based on merit and at the Editor’s ment for the greater good of Tooele County and its citizens, that $303 time were Colleen Johnson, Bruce road. It is not and has never been a discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. difference should serve as an inspirational level for which to attain — Clegg and Jerry Hurst. The commis- public road or had public access. The Letters written to thank an individual or and exceed. sioners worked diligently for several Serviceberry Canyon Road is privately organization should be submitted for With a projected 46 percent of the county’s available workforce driv- years with the Ault Family to create a owned. It was built privately, main- “Notes of Appreciation.” ing east every day to earn a paycheck, local officials have a lot of work to place where the general public could tained privately, always gated with Readers who are interested in writing a longer do to lure new business and industry here that just doesn’t provide more recreate safely and without incident locks and posted. The persons making guest op-ed column on a topic of general jobs, but also pays more. and still respect private property. these comments were not involved in interest should contact Editor David Bern. Headed by Mr. Hurst, areas that were our negotiations or have any knowl- Email: [email protected] strictly prohibited from public use edge of the presentation of facts that Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor before the ordinance was passed were were presented to the county com- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin GUEST OPINION now available in some form for the missioners. With the passing of this P.O. Box 390 public to recreate. ordinance in 2009, access has been Tooele, UT 84074 Without this ordinance that was given to hikers and horsemen only in originally recorded in the Tooele Serviceberry Canyon. The Supreme Court County Recorder’s office in 2009, There have been statements made Many of the roads in Ophir Canyon there would not be a Jacob City Loop, that if an emergency situation arises, were built and maintained by the a Lion Hill 7-mile loop or any access Serviceberry Canyon is the only Ault Family for years. We have always to Serviceberry Canyon. Due to the access out of Ophir Canyon. This is worked to protect history and nature is undemocratic passing of this ordinance, the county untrue. There are three other access in this beautiful canyon that we love. created a parking area for motorized points: Mercur Road, Lion Hill and Our hope is that we have been good n an era of partisan polariza- vehicles for the 7-mile loop, widened Chandler. The Ault family has always stewards to this land. We ask the pub- tion, it is rare to get agreement the road so you could reach the park- been cooperative with any emer- lic, in whatever form you choose to Ion anything, but about this ing area, installed gates, posted trails gency situation that has arisen and recreate, to please be respectful and there should be a consensus: The giving detailed description of usage, will continue to do so. Leo Ault even stay on the trail. Please don’t litter Supreme Court is an undemocratic updated the county website, made opened his cabin in Halls Basin to first and pick up trash if you see it. institution whose power should be brochures all reflecting the ordinance responders for shelter. Julie Ault Gillman carefully circumscribed. that was passed. There have been The Ault family homesteaded and The Ault Family The right has long been of this comments made that the passing of ran sheep in the area until the 1970s. Ophir view, and the left is suddenly and opportunistically partway there. In an essay capturing progres- sives’ newfound skepticism, Klein may oppose the Ohio law that GUEST OPINION Ezra Klein of Vox wrote that the purges nonvoters from the rolls, but Supreme Court “has always been there is a remedy readily at hand — undemocratic” and is now becom- changing the law in Ohio. Critics of Trump-Putin summit are missing point ing even “more dangerous.” This If the left were serious about its represents a welcome turnabout new worries about an undemocrat- .S. President Donald Trump the batch of documents stolen from from cheering the high court’s de ic court, it would welcome the pros- met with Russian President the DNC server and posted online in facto legislating, although the left pect of overturning Roe v. Wade. UVladimir Putin in Helsinki last 2016 would have been far greater is about a half-century late to the Indeed, the belief that voters in week in an effort to nail down some Rachel Marsden than any internet capacity — par- insight that the court isn’t a demo- states will ban abortion or more points of cooperation as a foundation GUEST COLUMNIST ticularly one involving transatlantic cratically elected legislature. stringently regulate it if Roe is over- for a new relationship between Russia cables, as would have been the case In the 1960s, the court became turned is the single biggest motivat- and America — and some people if Russia were involved — suggesting markedly more assertive, delivering ing factor in opposition to Supreme promptly went into hysterics. that the hacking was an inside job. a raft of activist decisions, espe- Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. The American left doesn’t want a ridiculous blond wig and carrying So please forgive me for not auto- cially on matters of criminal justice In other words, on this issue, the cooperation because Russia stands a large sum of money was detained matically accepting the allegations in and sexual morality. worry is that the court will allow for everything that the left despises: in Moscow by Russian counterintel- the indictment as proven fact. I’d like Progressives cheered all the too much democracy. border control, cultural cohesion, tra- ligence, allegedly for trying to recruit to actually see metadata analysis and while. They happily pocketed all Of course, the court should ditional gender norms, a low flat tax a Russian intelligence officer to work technical dot-connecting before jump- the court-mandated policy changes act as a check on the popular will on income across the board, and an for the CIA. Did Putin use the incident ing to any conclusions. to their liking, relieved of the at times. But in doing so, it must appreciation of President Trump. to drive a permanent wedge between If Russia cooperates in Mueller’s burden of enacting them through limit itself to enforcing the law Establishment Republicans are the two countries? Hardly. investigation, as Putin has offered — democratic means. and the Constitution. This is the also against a rapprochement, either In 2015, when a Turkish fighter provided that the U.S. question CIA Needless to say, the court was goal of originalism, which should because their defense-contractor jet shot down a Russian aircraft near officers and other officials accused of never meant to be an unelected be embraced by both sides as the campaign donors rely on the Russian the Turkey-Syria border, Putin didn’t spying by Russia — then any techni- lawmaking body, and it has taken appropriately modest view of the bogeyman to scare up business, or let the incident become anything cal evidence would have to be handed on such a highly charged role in court’s role in our republic. because their brains are stuck in the more than a speed bump en route to over in the discovery process. That’s our politics, in part, because it arro- But this would represent an Soviet era and they aren’t aware that stronger ties with Russia’s longtime the only way we’ll ever get to see it. gated this power to itself. enormous loss for progressives. even Putin is now trying to fight com- Western ally. It’s no wonder Russia Meanwhile, the unproven allega- The court’s legitimacy comes First, a court that no longer munist ideology within his country. has made significant diplomatic gains tions against the Russian intelligence from faithfully interpreting laws envisions itself as an instrument Critics of the Trump-Putin summit in recent years. officers will be repeated enough over passed by the legislature and of social change wouldn’t hand don’t seem to understand that spying Last week, U.S. special counsel time to become fact in the public con- adhering to the Constitution that the left totalist victories unachiev- on each other doesn’t rule out the Robert Mueller indicted 12 Russian science. is the foundational governing able in the political realm. Two, possibility of cooperation. Allies and military intelligence officers for alleg- There’s too much at stake in U.S.- document of the country, adopted the animating vision behind the partners will always gather intelli- edly meddling in the 2016 U.S. presi- Russia relations to let the Mueller and amended by “We the People.” Constitution — written by men gence on one another, if only to verify dential election by hacking into the indictments get in the way of rap- Anything else is a usurpation. with a strong suspicion of central- that words match actions. computer networks of the Democratic prochement. Critics of the Trump- Progressives are, perversely, ized power — runs counter to the Consider, for example, a 2015 story National Committee and Hillary Putin summit echo the critics of taking a hostile view of the court logic of progressive government. from the Toronto Star: “Canada turfed Clinton’s campaign. The indictments the 1986 Ronald Reagan-Mikhail precisely when it may get a reliable So the left will bang on about the out more spies to the U.S. than else- are now being exploited by those Gorbachev summit in Reykjavik, majority of justices devoted to this undemocratic court without chang- where.” From 2014 to 2014, Canada interested in derailing any sort of Iceland — which was the beginning vision. ing its core belief that it is rightfully expelled 21 individuals suspected detente with Russia. of the end of the Cold War. So let the Klein alleges that the court is the vehicle for imposing its policies. of espionage. Five of the 21 evictees In order to obtain information naysayers thrash and wail about the becoming affirmatively “anti-dem- were from the United States — more about people suspected of electronic demise of their own personal or politi- ocratic,” meaning it isn’t striking Rich Lowry is editor of the than from any other country. Only espionage, you have to commit elec- cal agendas as the rest of the world, down democratically adopted voter National Review. one of the suspected spies expelled tronic espionage yourself, sifting led by pragmatists such as Trump and rules and gerrymandered districts. from Canada during that period was through massive amounts of data for Putin, leaves them behind. Russian. the intelligence you seek. There is Anyone who seriously thinks that more step-by-step forensic analysis of Rachel Marsden is a columnist, EDITORIAL BOARD Trump’s priority at the summit should the leaked DNC documents available political strategist and former Fox News Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern have been to lambast Putin and online than can be found anywhere in host based in Paris. She is the host of Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Russia for espionage activities is pain- the Mueller indictment. Some former the syndicated talk show “Unredacted With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, fully naive. NSA officers say the metadata reveals with Rachel Marsden.” including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. In 2013, a U.S. diplomat wearing that the average download speed for TUESDAY July 24, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 MATTERS OF FAITH Your good decision today can change a life for tomorrow hile looking for some you wish to remember me, do In thanksgiving to God for begin new lives each year.” message from the perspective information regard- it with a kind deed or word the life that he has given us, A living donor can provide a of a father whose 14 year-old Wing organ donation, I to someone who needs you.” we have an opportunity to “pay kidney or portion of their liver, son, Dakota, became a donor came across this powerful link Ken Vialpando [End of quote] it forward,” by our willingness lung, pancreas or intestine to and a Life-Saver at the end of called, “Spirituality and Organ GUEST COLUMNIST To whoever wrote this mes- to register as a donor, know- someone in need” — Fast Facts his life for Troy. Donation: Maribel’s Kidney sage as a rite of passage, I say, ing that we can give a gift of a about Organ Transplant. Anyone and everyone are Story.” Within this story was a “Wow, thank you and God lifetime that will continue to Troy Medina, a man who is welcome to attend the presen- message that I would be hon- bless you!” May you be blessed keep on giving if we can save loved and respected by many tation in order to learn more ored to pass on to the one who heart has pain. Give my blood with all the blessings that the life of one person who will in the church and local com- about this amazing ministry, will be in charge of my End of to the teenager who was pulled heaven can provide because go out and give life to his or munity here in Tooele County so please come and join us. Life decisions, mainly because from the wreckage of his car you are setting a great example her children, grandchildren, is a recipient of an organ trans- “Nearly all religious groups it speaks powerfully of donat- so that he might live to see his for us by letting us know exact- great grandchildren, etc. One plant, and therefore he does support organ and tissue dona- ing any and all of our organs grandchildren play. Give my ly what the Lord means when of our donated organs can not only want to “pay it back,” tion and transplantation as that might be able to save one kidneys to one who depends he says, ‘No one has greater cause a “ripple effect” of good but to “pay it forward” by long as it does not impede the life, eight lives or numerous on a machine to exist from love than this, to lay down news and give birth to a whole sponsoring an Organ Donation life or hasten the death of a lives. This is the message: week to week.” one’s life for one’s friends” community, simply because Awareness Presentation donor.” For more information “The day will come when “Take my bones, every mus- (John 15:13). we raised our hand and said, here in the gymnasium at St. about the religious view of my body will lie upon a white cle, ever fiber and nerve in my Oh, there are a million ways “Here I am, Lord, pick me!” Marguerite Catholic Church your particular denomination, sheet, neatly tucked under four body and find a way to make in which we can “lay down our “More than 120,000 on Saturday, July 28, starting please Google “Religious Views corners of a mattress located in a crippled child walk. Explore lives for others” through our Americans are currently await- at 1 p.m. This less than one- on Organ Donation — Donate a hospital busily occupied with every corner of my brain. Take love and our charity while we ing for an organ transplant. On hour workshop will include Life” which will pull up close the living and the dying. At a my cells, if necessary, and let are still alive, but how great average, 150 people are added a professional power-point to 25 major religions and their certain moment, a doctor will them grow so that someday is it to know that at the end to the nation’s organ trans- presentation by Intermountain particular views. determine that my brain has a speechless boy will shout at of our lives we still might be plant waiting list every day, Donor Service (IDS) that will Please think about organ ceased to function and that, for the crack of a bat and a deaf able to “lay down our lives” by one every 10 seconds. Sadly, highlight the importance of donation and pray about it. all intents and purposes, my girl will hear the sound of rain donating an organ to others an average of 22 patients die organ donation and offer a Your decision today can change life has stopped. against the windows. that can and will help them every day while waiting, sim- variety of ways in which we a life tomorrow and create a “When that happens, do not “If you must bury some- live long and healthy lives, ply because the organ they can be a part of saving lives. better world now and for the attempt to instill artificial life thing, let it be my faults, my both physically and spiritually, needed was not donated in Prior to the presentation, Troy future! into my body by the use of a weaknesses and all my preju- all because you and I were will- time. Approximately, 81 organ will offer a brief reflection machine. And don’t call this dice against my fellow man. ing to take 15 minutes to fill transplants take place every from the perspective of an Rev. Vialpando is the priest at my deathbed. Let it be called Give my sins to the devil. Give out a card which said, “Donate day in the United States, that’s organ recipient, and Mr. Burke St. Marguerite Catholic Church the Bed of Life, and let my my soul to God. If by chance Life!” more than 29,000 people who Kilburn will also offer a brief in Tooele. body be taken from it to help others live fuller lives. “Give my sight to a man who has never seen a sunrise, a baby’s face or the love in the eyes of a woman. Give my th heart to a person whose own 70 Annual Provo settles LIVESTOCK lawsuit for $750K

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The city of Provo, Utah, has reached a $750,000 settlement with five women who said in a lawsuit that it failed to take AUCTION action to protect them from sexual harassment and assault by a former police chief. ST TH The lawsuit, which also targeted former Police Chief John King, was filed in March AUGUST 1 – 4 and moved to federal court, which the city suggested may have prompted the settlement Deseret Peak Complex announced Thursday. “While this was a difficult case, and while the city felt that it dealt appropriately with the complaints at the time they were filed, the city also recog- WEDS, AUGUST 1 nized that we would spend a PM substantial amount of money 6:00 Breeding Sheep Show in mounting a defense,” Mayor 6:00-9:00PM Receive & weigh-in Beef, Sheep, Goats & Swine PM Michelle Kaufusi said in a 6:00-7:30 Written Test (start test anytime, fi nish by 7:30) statement. PM The settlement will allow 7:30-8:30 Junior Judging Contest the city and the women to put the matter behind them, Kaufusi and Michael Young, an attorney for the women, said THURS, AUGUST 2 in separate statements. 8:00AM Market Swine Classes It also blunts a controversy PM that could have dogged Rep. 12:00 Market Goat Classes John Curtis, a Republican who 1:00PM Market Sheep Classes was Provo’s mayor while King 4:00PM Market Beef Classes oversaw the police force from PM 2014 to 2017. 6:00 Pee Wee Showmanship Contest The lawsuit did not name Curtis as a defendant but said SAT, AUGUST 4 he stood by King after the alle- FRI, AUGUST 3 gations emerged and at one 7:00AM- BUYERS & EXHIBITORS BREAKFAST AM point told city supervisors he 8:00 Showmanship Swine All buyers and exhibitors will receive tickets for did not want to hear any more 11:00AM Showmanship Sheep breakfast, family members & parents may purchase complaints about King. PM Curtis’s congressional office 1:30 Showmanship Goats a breakfast ticket for $3 each declined to comment on the 2:00PM Showmanship Beef 9AM- SALE OF MARKET LIVESTOCK settlement. He has previously 6:00PM Awards Ceremony / Ice Cream Social called the allegations against 7:00PM Beef, Sheep, Goats and Swine All Grands and reserve grands sell fi rst, then the King “appalling” and denied remainder of animals will be sold in the following protecting him. permitted to leave show grounds order: Beef, Swine, Sheep and Goats. King previously denied the allegations through his attor- *Times subject to change due to length of shows. ney Loren Weiss, who did not respond to a voicemail seeking comment Friday. The women have claimed the city and Curtis knew How to Purchase What to Expect from Your Purchase about complaints against King • select animal & purchase Each and every animal is different, but the following is a general breakdown of the amount and for several years before he resigned in March 2017. • choose a meat cutter cuts of meat you can expect from an average sized animal if you purchase one for your own use. King said at the time that he wanted to spend more time • meat cutter will call with his family. However, when ready 1,300 Pound Steer 130 Pound Lamb 270 Pound Hog Curtis revealed days later that (cutting & wrapping additional charge) he had asked for King’s resig- — Live Weight — Live Weight — Live Weight nation over a sexual assault • pick up & put in freezer Steaks ...... 190 lbs Leg of Lamb ...19 lbs Ham ...... 55 lbs allegation. Authorities investigated the If you prefer, a member of the Roasts ...... 220 lbs Shoulders ...... 16 lbs Loin ...... 55 lbs allegation and decided against Ground Meats .130 lbs Rack ...... 6 lbs Shoulder ...... 39 lbs filing charges. Auction Committee will be glad to The Associated Press does take care of bidding for you. Call Total ...... 620 lbs Shank ...... 6 lbs Bacon ...... 22 lbs not generally name people who say they are victims of sexual Bob Gowans 830-2336, Loin ...... 5 lbs Spareribs ...... 8 lbs harassment or assault. Ed Johnson 830-1618, Jim Gowans Total ...... 61 lbs Ground Meats .10 lbs Part of the $750,000 was paid by Provo’s insurance car- 830-2215 or Janette Shields Total ...... 189 lbs rier, the city said. The mayor’s 830-1139. Please fi ll out the office declined to answer Buyer’s Order Form and return it. PUBLIC WELCOME! additional questions about the settlement. A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2018

OBITUARIES

Frank Joseph Dorothy “Dot” Jean great grandchildren into their home. Lindsay Malin Vario A closed family service is Frank Joseph Lindsay, born Dorothy “Dot” Jean Malin scheduled for Wednesday, April 2, 1932, passed away Vario died peacefully in her July 25, at 11 a.m. at Tate Friday, July 20, 2018, at his home on Thursday, July 19, Mortuary. Friends and family home. He was born in Passaic, 2018, in Tooele, Utah at the are welcome to join us at the New Jersey, to Mary Mazurek age of 90. graveside service at 12 p.m. and William V. Lindsay. Raised Dorothy would like to let at the Tooele City Cemetery, in Passaic, he joined the U.S. you know that her work here with a luncheon to follow at Army and was deployed to is done. She received a call, the Lakeview Ward in Pine Korea. a sort of an offer you can’t Canyon, 4025 Churchwood Dr. After Korea he was stationed refuse, for an appointment In lieu of flowers the fam- in Dugway and spent the rest from which she will not be ily is requesting donations to of his life in Tooele. He retired returning. This assignment be made in memory of Ernie from Tooele Army Depot after comes with a huge sign-on Vario, Ryan Tomac and other which he enjoyed golfing and bonus: a reunion with family family members affected by the grandkids. He was a mem- and friends she has not seen in cancer. Donations can be made ber of the LDS Church and daughter, Chris; nine brothers a long time. Her new mission to Kicking Cancers Can, a local Tooele Elks Lodge. and sisters (Marian, William, takes her to a wonderful place Outzen, Pat (Julie) Vario, Michelle (Angel) Merino, and non-profit group dedicated He is survived by his wife, Duke, Kitty, John, Jonie, where she will be socializing, Joyce (the late Steve) Hunt, Matt (Amanda) Sprouse, all of to helping those individuals Arthella; son, Brian; daugh- Dorthey and Michael); and his dancing, gardening and read- Harold (Paula) Vario, and Tooele. in our community fighting ters, Suzanne, Karen, Shelli parents. ing to her heart’s content. She Ila (Mike) Sprouse; special She was preceded in death cancer. and Shannon; eight grandchil- Graveside services will be will be the queen of The Price niece, Karyl Collier; and her by her husband, Ernest Vario; The family would like to dren and 10 great-grandchil- held 11 a.m. on Wednesday, is Right. Music, laughter and grandchildren, Brent (Aaron) her son, Allen Vario of Tooele; thank the staff of CMS, Jackie dren. July 25, 2018, at the Tooele love are guaranteed. She left Outzen, Brian Outzen, Sean and her parents, Owen and Remick, Megan Bickery and He was preceded in death by City Cemetery. detailed instructions for her (Erica) Outzen, Lindsey Borja, Olive Malin. Brenda Baldwin, and Dr. children and grandchildren Bruce (Melinda) Vario, Cyndie Dorothy was born on Dec. Charles Holt and staff for the to celebrate her mission here, Vario, Nikki Vario-Tomac, 23, 1927. She married Ernest wonderful care they provided which has now been com- Jennifer Smith, Lisa Vario, Tara Vario on March 9, 1946. The to Dorothy. DEATH NOTICE pleted. Vario, Troy (Marisa) Vario, couple welcomed six children, Dorothy is survived by Billy Drown, Danny (Becca) 15 grandchildren, 41 great- Marcia Stoddard her children: Doreen (Mike) Drown, Karla (Sonny) Davis, grandchildren and 16 great- Marcia Stoddard, age 79, passed away on Thursday, July 19, 2018, in Tooele, Utah. A full obituary will be in the July 26 edi- Don Allen Loveless Thomas L. McCarty tion of the Transcript Bulletin. For service information, please call Tate Mortuary at 435-882-0676 or online at tatemortuary.com. Don Allen Loveless, 87, High on Tabby Mountain in passed away at noon on Utah on Friday, July 20, 2018, Saturday, July 21, 2018, in a true Western man, Thomas Tooele, Utah. He is survived L. McCarty, decided it was by his wife, Carol Lorraine time to start another adven- PLEASE ADOPT US! Armstrong Loveless; and five ture and so he left to do that. children, 16 grandchildren and Through his life he mastered 11 great-grandchildren. telling stories, boxing, raising Don was born on Aug. 10, greyhounds, painting portraits, 1930, in Tooele, Utah. He was keeping bars open, managing raised in Salt Lake City, lived his workers and keeping his in the greater Seattle area for family alert at all times. 28 years and retired to Tooele Big Papa, as he was known where he has lived for the last to his grandchildren, learned 19 years. life from a hardscrabble child- Don was a devoted husband, hood and then joined the father and patriarch. His hard Carol and they married on Marines, which set his course boys are Bobby (Cindy), work in sales, marketing and Nov.14, 1951, in the Salt Lake for life. He taught his sons how Tommy (Pam), Dewayne and management enabled him to Temple. Don and Carol have to fight both physically and Shawn (Michelle). Dewayne be a good provider. His family been married for 66 years. He mentally, how to work and be will be meeting him on the and faith were the constant was a faithful member of the honest in their lives, and how other side with fishing plans. focus of his life. Don served in LDS Church and served as an to care for those around them. He inherited Peggy’s two chil- the U.S. Navy Reserve and is a ordinance worker for 22 years His sons say that he was the dren, John (Ella) and Brenda Korean War Veteran. in the Seattle and Salt Lake toughest man they ever knew (Jesse), who love him as much He met his sweetheart Temples. and he always fought to the as his sons do. Big Papa had so Don will be remembered as end. They all admired and many grand and great-grand- a patriarch for his faith, per- loved him. children who entertained and sistence and determination. His first wife, Joan, died in cared for him. Frank He was well read, well spoken, 2009 after 53 years of mar- Services will be held and well loved. riage. They raised four ram- Thursday, July 26 at Tate OHLMAN Funeral services will be will bunctious boys and the boys Mortuary, 110 S. Main in Attorney at Law SWEET KITTIES! M be held on Wednesday, July 25 actually lived to tell about it. Tooele and will begin at 1 p.m. at the LDS Whitaker Ward, 751 He married Peggy in 2012, with a viewing one hour prior. For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure N. 520 East, Tooele, Utah, at 1 who was with him when he In lieu of flowers we would like Free p.m. Friends and family may died. They celebrated their life to place a memorial bench in Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Consultation visit beginning at noon. Don on the mountain every day and Stansbury Park in memory of Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing for will be laid to rest in the Salt enjoyed each other’s company. Big Tom. and possible shelter fee. Tooele City Wills & Lake City Cemetery. Those four rambunctious Semper Fi Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to Trusts Grantsville hold animals for 5 business Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. 882-4800 MGM turns to never-tested law 1182Tooele N. 80 E., Tooele Veterinary • 882-1051 Clinic www.tooelelawoffice.com to sue Vegas shooting victims LAS VEGAS (AP) — The guaranteed and a U.S. court mass violence, such as the unprecedented move from may not be the appropriate shooting at a Colorado movie MGM Resorts International entity to determine whether theater in 2012, because previ- to sue hundreds of victims of the shooting is considered ter- ous attacks haven’t involved last year’s mass shooting in Las rorism. The U.S. Department services or products certified Vegas using an obscure U.S. of Homeland Security said by Homeland Security. The law never tested in court has Friday that the law authorizes department has only approved been framed by the casino- its leader to make that declara- about 1,000 services and tech- operator as an effort to avoid tion. nologies, including airport years of costly litigation — but MGM’s lawsuits target vic- screening equipment and sta- the legal maneuver may not tims who have sued the com- dium security. play out that way. pany and voluntarily dismissed MGM said in the lawsuits The company is not seeking their claims or have threatened filed in Nevada, California, money in the lawsuits filed in to sue after a gunman shat- Utah and other states that its at least seven states over the tered the windows of his hotel security vendor for the outdoor deadliest mass shooting in suite and fired on a crowd of concert venue, Contemporary modern U.S. history. Instead, country music fans. Stephen Services Corp., was federally it wants federal courts to Paddock killed 58 people and certified. declare that it has no liability injured hundreds more before The Department of to survivors or families of slain killing himself. Homeland Security said in victims under a federal law MGM is invoking the response to MGM’s lawsuits enacted after the Sept. 11 ter- Support Anti-terrorism that its secretary “possesses the ror attacks. by Fostering Effective authority to determine wheth- MGM argues that the Oct. Technologies Act of 2002, er an act was an ‘act of terror- 1 shooting met two conditions enacted to urge development ism”’ under the law in ques- of the law: it qualifies as an and use of anti-terrorism tech- tion, and it “has not made any act of terrorism and feder- nologies by providing compa- such determination regarding ally certified security services nies a way to limit liability if the Route 91 Harvest Festival were used at the venue where their federally certified prod- mass shooting incident.” 22,000 concertgoers were ucts or services fail to prevent The agency says it’s review- BENSON GRIST MILL FARMER'S MARKET gathered as gunfire rained a terrorist attack. After 9/11, ing the matter. The law broad- down from the company’s manufacturers and others were ly defines it as an unlawful act 325 UT-138, Stansbury Park, UT 84074 Mandalay Bay casino-resort. concerned they could be sued that harms a person in the U.S. But experts believe legal out of business after an attack. and “uses or attempts to use” resolutions won’t come quickly The law has never been weapons or other methods that Saturdays 9 AM - 1 PM because appeals are practically used to avoid liability after can cause mass destruction. MGM says Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Now accepting EBT Nielsen is not the only one with authority to make the call and that her public statements “make clear” the attack meets Follow us on the law’s requirements. The company’s argument is “far too broad of an interpreta- tion of the statute. It should Facebook! be fairly clear that what MGM did is not what was intended in the statute,” said Brian Finch, a partner at Pillsbury Winthrop TOOELE Shaw Pittman in Washington TRANSCRIPT D.C. “It is (the secretary’s) BULLETIN responsibility, not that of a judge.” TUESDAY July 24, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

control traffic flow, but no Fest particular road closures have continued from page A1 been announced, according to Wayman. He said visitors will get for the best.” a specific travel path when Wayman supervises the they buy tickets at country- Special Weapons and Tactics fest.com. Unit for the sheriff’s office. The festival director said “The main thing for us is spaces for camping are sold to be visible,” he said. “There out at the VIP campground will be an average of 10-12 inside Deseret Peak and also uniforms on the ground at sold out at the general camp- all times during the festival ground west of the facility. along with other officers in “This is the first year we plainclothes.” have had to open up an addi- Sheriff Paul Wimmer said tional campground,” Hudson his department planned to said. “We will have 1,000 step up additional security trailers camped out at the efforts for this year’s Country festival.” Fan Fest back in October after About 20 country music the Las Vegas shooting. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO artists are scheduled to per- “I don’t think there’s a law Thousands of country music fans gather during last year’s Country Fan Fest at Deseret Peak Complex. Law enforcement has stepped up security plans form at this year’s festival. enforcement professional for this year’s festival, which begins Thursday and ends Sunday. Campgrounds open at 10 that doesn’t recognize the a.m. on Thursday with activi- vulnerability of a mass gath- be used during the festival. is more concern about some- can coordinate efforts and and Grantsville Police ties to follow and music start- ering,” Wimmer said. “We’ll position one by the body shooting from among effectively communicate. Department. ing on the campground stage Hudson said about 5,000 entrance where we can see the crowd than from an “Communications will be “We have been in touch at 6:30 p.m. On Friday, music people should arrive on people coming in from the elevated position on top of a better than it has been in the with UHP and there will be kicks off on Deseret Peak’s Thursday, and the crowd camping area, and another building because of the lack past,” Wayman said. a number of canine sweeps main stage at 2:15 p.m. and could swell to 10,000 on one over by the stage area,” of tall buildings at Deseret Public law enforce- through the facility and a few continues until Sunday eve- Friday and Saturday. Wayman said. “They will Peak Complex. ment agencies working bomb dogs just to deter any- ning. Wayman said two armored provide us with a good There will also be a joint the event will include the thing suspicious,” Wayman Tickets are still available at watchtowers supplied by 360-degree view.” command center in one room Tooele County Sheriff’s said. countryfanfest.com. Dugway Proving Ground will The lieutenant said there where all law enforcement Office, Utah Highway Patrol UHP will be available to [email protected]

Morgan has charted 17 times Fair on the Billboard country charts with six singles that reached continued from page A1 the Billboard country chart’s Join the Club! Top 10. Polynesian fire dancers, and a “That’s What I Love About free concert featuring Utah’s Sunday,” “International Tooele Club own real cowboy country star, Harvester,” “Almost Home” and Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual Charley Jenkins. “Love Remembers” are some of Membership Following the Jenkins con- Morgan’s top songs. Teen Center Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. cert, the fair will host a free Tickets for the concert family movie, Disney’s “Bust A are available from SmithTix, Club Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Moo: Home on the Range,” on Macey’s Food and Drug In 435.843.5719 the soccer field. Tooele, Soelberg’s in Stansbury “Families should come out and Grantsville, and at the Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! with a blanket and sit on the EnergySolutions Aquatics lawn and watch the show,” Center Pool for $10. Afterschoolol Baum said. “We have popcorn A $5 bounce back ticket for and drinks.” the concert will be available programs foforr The City of Fun Carnival will at the gate for people who participate in the fair’s open- attended Country Fan Fest, Youth andd Teens ing family night by offering all Baum said. When School rides for one ticket on Thursday The Punishment at the Peak ages 6 - 18.8. is The Club night, according to Baum. Demolition Derby will be held is In! This will be the City of Fun’s Saturday night with the gates Out third year at the Tooele County opening at 5 p.m. and the car FILE PHOTO Fair. The City of Fun will oper- slamming set to start at 7 p.m. Fairgoers go for a spin on the Zero Gravity ride at the Tooele County Fair TooeleClub.org ate 12 rides designed to pro- “This will be the only demo- last year. vide adult and youth worthy, lition derby in Tooele County hair-raising fun, according to this year,” said Baum. “And of finest artwork, photographers, Baum. the few, and the hardest hit- bakers, horticulturists, floricul- Other than the carnival ting, left in the state.” turists, and other fine crafts. rides and food, all of Thursday Tickets for the demolition The fair’s program also lists Tooele Education night’s activities are free, Baum derby are available at SmithTix, 4-H Better Burger, Cookie, and said. Macey’s Food and Drug In Grilled Cheese contests. F   There is also no charge for Tooele, Soelberg’s in Stansbury Especially for children, the S T  C  S  admission to the fair or for and Grantsville, and at the fair will include a kid’s art yard, parking, according to Baum. EnergySolutions Aquatics a little farmers play area, a There are only two ticketed Center Pool. Tickets cost $15 petting zoo sponsored by Ivie events: the Friday night concert for adults, $5 for kids 12 and Acres Farm and Petting Zoo, and the Punishment at the Peak under, and family passes that and bounce houses, according Demolition Derby on Saturday admit two adults and four kids to Baum. night, according to Baum. are $40. Other fair events will include The Friday night concert The outdoor stage will fea- a livestock show and auction, Chalk Talk starts at 6 p.m. with a pre- ture a variety of acts during the a shuttle ride to the Utah show by Buckaroo Balladeers, day, including bands, dance Firefighters Museum for tours, Nashville recording artists who groups, a magic show, a hypno- a pavilion full of commercial Tools For Schools got their start in Utah’s West tist and puppet players. vendors, food vendors, the Desert. The Saliva Sisters, a A car, truck, and bike show longest running karaoke con- By Clint Spindler Utah-based parody act, will and a health and safety expo test, small animal exhibit, pony perform at 7 p.m. The main will be held on Saturday from rides, horse events, and more. Could you imagine starting star of Friday’s concert is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the soccer A full list of fair events and a your first day of school country western artist Craig field. schedule can be found at www. without even a pencil? The Morgan. His performance is Tooele County 4-H will have tooelefair.com summer recess is quickly scheduled to start at 8:15 p.m. its judged exhibits of Tooele’s [email protected] passing and soon school will be back in session. Tooele Education Foundation is busy as bees working on a variety of activities. One of Referendum were ahead of the required It is a Class A misdemeanor the big events we want you to number by 50 signatures. for any person to sign that be aware of is an upcoming continued from page A1 However, Derald Anderson, statement that did not witness school supplies drive called the applicant for the rezone the signatures, according to change allows for high-density who is the subject of the peti- state law. ”Tools For Schools.” development of up to 15 hous- tion, informed county officials Because of the potential On August 7th, 8th, and 9th, we are asking that our ing units per acre. that he had evidence that criminal nature of the com- August 7, 8 and 9 will be your chance to donate much A total of 629 signatures showed some of the signatures plaint, the Tooele County community come together in a much-needed school needed school supplies. A school bus will be waiting were disqualified by Gillette. on the petition were not per- Sheriff’s Office was asked to outside the Walmart’s main entrance for dropping off The bulk of the disqualified sonally witnessed by the per- investigate Anderson’s com- supplies drive where we purchased school supplies. signatures — 533 — were son who signed the verification plaint. are encouraging parents, invalidated because the person statement on the packet that If a county clerk determines businesses, and community everyone in the community an to 2017-2018 school data, who signed was not a regis- contained the signatures. the number of signatures for a partners to donate school easily accessible location for approximately 35% of our tered voter. State law requires that all referendum to be insufficient, supplies for teachers and dropping off purchased school students attending schools in Another 49 signatures were signatures on a referendum to any one of the referendum students. This activity supplies whereby placing Tooele County School District listed as unreadable, 35 were be personally witnessed. The sponsors may demand a will take place at our local them in the bus during these qualified for lunch assistance. duplicate signatures, two witness must sign a statement recount of the signatures to be Walmart store over the course days. Just think, if lunch is difficult had bad addresses, one had a at the end of the signature completed in the presence of a of these three days. With your help, we can to afford, it’s unlikely school signature that did not substan- packet that reads, “All the sponsor, according to state law. As you shop, please ensure that every child is supplies are in the family tially match the signatures on names that appear in this ref- State law also allows any consider buying a few extra prepared to return to school, budget. file, and nine were disqualified erendum packet were signed voter may apply to the state school supplies that can be ready to learn and succeed by Please consider being a for other reasons, according to by persons who professed to Supreme Court to compel a donated. Tooele County providing free school supplies builder and donating a tool. a report by Gillette. be the persons whose names county clerk to accept and file School District is also to our students most in need. Our teachers and students will That left 2,799 valid signa- appear in it, and each of them a referendum that has been joining the cause by placing There is an ever-growing put it all to good use! A flier tures. With 2,749 signatures signed his name on it in my refused by the clerk. a school bus outside the number of economically listing the requested school needed, signature gatherers presence.” [email protected] local Walmart store’s main challenged students who supplies will be given to entrance. This will provide are in need of this kind of shoppers as they shop at our thoughtfulness. According local Walmart store during this three day period of time. Working together we For All the Great Events in Life can erase the need and help students get off to a great start Let Everyone Know! of school on August 21st. Tooele Education Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! Foundation

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Wilma Goins sits with an afghan she made to donate to the Tooele County Children’s Justice Center.

STORY KATE SCHMIDT PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE

AfghansFor 15 years, Wilma Goins has crocheted of afghans for Tooele CountyLove Children’s Justice Center to support and bring hope to the kids in need

ilma Goins uses every minute and every ing, she is busy working for a good cause — cro- penny she has to spare to help others. cheting afghans for the Tooele County Children’s W After her husband Kelso’s death in Justice Center. 1979, Goins, 97, has found ways to keep herself In one room, she stores her finished afghans productive in the time without him. She keeps her she will donate to the children’s justice center. In three-bedroom house spotlessly clean, beds made, another, she has organized stacks of mail from floors mopped, and photos from her childhood charity organizations on her kitchen table. straightened in their places on the walls. It was 15 years ago at her Bible study group, She does her own shopping, hitching rides with when Goins first heard about the children’s justice friends to get to the grocery store, and goes out to center’s need for blanket donations. dinner. Even as she approaches a century in age, “Oh, that was so many years ago,” Goins said. Goins doesn’t slow down. And when she isn’t shopping, cooking, or clean- SEE LOVE PAGE A9 ® TUESDAY July 24, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9

careful work, Goins said she come forward to help and bet- and money to the children’s Love doesn’t love every afghan she ter the community. justice center. continued from page A8 makes. What does Goins have to say If you would like to donate “I think some are ugly,” she to that? yarn to Goins, you can bring said. “I make them, and I don’t She looks up from her cro- your donations to the First Other study group members care for them.” chet hooks with a smile and Baptist Church at 580 S. Main ... even brought their mending But, knowing some people says, “Oh, that would be won- in Tooele. For children’s jus- along, because they couldn’t think the colors she dislikes derful!” tice center donations, which catch up at home.” are beautiful, she makes and Goins’ devotion to help the can also include clothing and In the study group were donates the afghans in those children’s justice center has stuffed animals in additions her two friends, Lichi and colors anyway, knowing that helped many people, but she to the afghans, bring your Ron Quinn, who often made they will make someone happy. said there is more work to donations to 25 S. 100 East in embroidered canvas orna- In addition to the afghans, do. She encourages others to Tooele City. ments to give to charity. They after her husband’s death, donate blankets/afghans, toys told her about the children’s Goins has also worked hard to justice center project. They help the Tooele community, said the organization was donating a large portion of her For All the Great accepting quilt and blanket FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO income to charities. donations for children who At 97 years of age, Wilma Goins is still doing all of her own housework and Although she makes a little Events in Life had been displaced due to shopping, plus she crochets afghans to donate for charity. extra money doing commis- abuse. Although Goins wanted sions for her friends and fam- to provide service, the prospect lings — Dorothy Eva, Joyce weight is lifted off their shoul- ily, she often turns around and Let Everyone of making more quilts after Marie and George Leroy — ders.” donates the money back to spending almost 70 years of walked 6 miles roundtrip for Goins’ afghans have helped charities. Know! her life quilting just didn’t school every day. Goins contin- traumatized children find As for future plans, Goins appeal to her. ued to embroider and sew, but comfort. And, what’s more, her said she will continue to put So, she called up the chil- wouldn’t learn to crochet until work makes her happy, too. hours more of her energy to Place a Notice in the dren’s justice center. years later, when her Aunt “Oh, I love to crochet,” she continue crocheting for kids in “…I said, ‘I’ve made so Mary helped her and the other said. need — and will do so as long Transcript Bulletin! many quilts in my life…’” girls in the family with their While she said she uses as she can. Goins remembered. So, she crocheting techniques, among every color of yarn imaginable, Of this can-do spirit, Kupfer Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement queried,“’How about afghans? other things. her favorite colors of yarn are says that Goins’ work has Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards Would that work?’” “Aunt Mary … helped us purple and pastel colors. Her brought charity service into In fact, they replied, Afghans girls with a lot of things,” least favorite colors are bright the limelight. 435-882-0050 would work. So, Goins’ 15-year Goins recalled. “How to fasten red, bright green and black. “People open their eyes to TOOELETRANSCRIPT project began. a brassiere an easy way — all Black, she said, is the hard- what the need is,” Kupfer said. 58 N. Main, Tooele Many days, Goins works those things. Aunt Mary was est color to work with when In turn, more people start BULLETIN 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) with the radio playing church always there.” crocheting because it’s difficult donating, and even more will music or the TV on. As she lis- Today, Goins puts her aunt’s to see your stitches and catch tens, she counts stitches. teaching to use as she crochets mistakes. She said she works only her afghans. Because of habit, Of all of the afghans she with a size H crochet hook and or perhaps ease, she always has made, the toughest afghan skeins upon skeins of yarn. uses the same pattern — nine Goins has crocheted was for She crafts afghans with every round, long strips stitched her grandson. Not only did he color under the rainbow. While together to make a scalloped want it black, but he was also PUBLIC NOTICE working, she thinks about the edge. She spends untold hours, six-foot-four. kids who will find comfort daily, working on her dona- Goins shook her head as she Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company from her act of love. tions. recalled making it. For her, a single afghan can Her schedule is simple. “He says, ‘Grandma, I want Delinquent Shareholders take anywhere from two weeks She wakes up in the morning it to go over my feet and up to two months to complete. and crochets, cleans, and has under my chin,’” she said. Notice is hereby given that the annual assessments on the shares of the During the last 15 years, she lunch. After lunch, she takes “What color? ...‘Black.’” Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company listed below are delinquent as of estimates she has made and a nap, gets the mail, and cro- “’Oh, Bob, no … ” She January 15, 2018 in the amount shown for each last known shareholder, donated hundreds of afghans chets. Then, dinner, and more replied to his request, “I’ll put and are subject to cancellation and reissuance should the delinquency to the justice center. crocheting. some gray in it!’” At age 12, Goins said she It ’s time well spent, she Though Goins has loads of not be paid in full to the Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company, PO Box noticed her love for cloth and said. About every six months, yarn, sometimes she needs 962, Tooele, UT 84074 within thirty (30) days of this notice. Settlement yarn. That was when her moth- Goins has stockpiled six to to shop for another skein to Canyon will accept payments if they are scheduled with the secretary. er taught her to embroider. She eight afghans that she is then match what she is using. Doris Call 435-833-9606 or e-mail [email protected] with questions. first practiced embroidering ready to donate to the justice Kupfer, Goins’ longtime friend on dish towels and pillowcases. center. from church, said though Anderson, Darius 221 South 100 West 240.00 She taught herself some cro- Some of the long-term vol- Goins has bags of skeins wait- Anderson, Marlo Jean 374 Oak Hill Drive 790.00 chet stitches, which she would unteers at the justice center ing to be used, she often needs Asbury, Luetta 136 North 200 West 20.00 use to create an edge on the now know Goins by name. She to find the perfect match for Atkin, Sidney & Anita 324 South Main Street 230.00 pillowcases. keeps every thank-you note the colors she has. Avina, Lucas & Krizia 123 North 100 West 660.00 But, growing up on a farm she’s received from the organi- If she can’t match the color, Bake, Christine 387 Landmark Drive 10.00 in Flandreau, South Dakota, zation. she’ll give it to neighbors or Barker, James A P.O. Box 204 220.00 didn’t leave her with much Because of her afghans, friends from church who also Barraclough, Kerry Lynn & Donna Sue 551 Sunset Ave 440.00 time to practice her craft. the children, who are taken work with yarn. And they give Berry, Blanche H. 425 West 200 South 220.00 Her generous, service- to the children’s justice center yarn to her as well. Bettinson, Orin & Mikel J. 126 North 200 West 750.00 oriented spirit sprung from her to be interviewed by police or Another neighbor and close Bickmore, Rachel G. 210 West 480 South 440.00 youth while she worked hard medical examiners, find com- friend, Helen, once brought on the family’s South Dakota fort from their opportunity to Goins a huge box and a gar- Black, Spencer & Diana 443 West Vine Street 440.00 farm. Because of this upbring- choose a blanket and stuffed bage can packed full of hun- Boyce, Norma 1618 Monaco Circle 180.00 ing, she learned to accomplish animal donated by their com- dreds of skeins of yarn from an Bradfield, Joseph 143 Russell Ave 240.00 goals with what she had while munity, which they then will estate sale. Even after nearly Bringard, McKenzie 396 North 100 West 430.00 helping others in any way she be able to take with them. three years, Goins said she still Bristow, Ray & Gloria 213 South 100 West 440.00 could. “We have actually seen hasn’t used all of it. Collier, Jay & Mary (c/oLoren hulett) 224 Millcreek Way 160.00 “First we had our chores comfort come to the children “There’s no yarn wasted Conway, John &Linda 111 South Coleman 40.00 to do, dishes to do, and all as they are taking the time around here,” Kupfer said. Dalley, David 139 South 100 West 220.00 that…” Goins said. “We milked to choose their items,” said “She uses every thread, or it DePew, Kyle M. 139 South 200 West 220.00 cows, we herded the sheep…” Rachael Cowan, director of goes to someone who can use Dougherty, Cecil c/o Ken Wilson P.O. Box 852 560.00 Along with their daily the children’s justice center for it.” Dreitzler, John A. 425 West 200 South 240.00 chores, she and her three sib- the last five years. “It’s like a But even with all that Dunlavy, H. Howard 314 Fairlane 220.00 Dunlavy, Patrick 314 Fairlane 20.00 Elton, Shawn 609 West 200 South 460.00 Fluckiger, John M. & Kristin 283 West 400 South 20.00 Great American Motor Inn 491 South Main 470.00 Gregrich, John A. 370 North Main Street 20.00 Growth Aid, LLC 4376 South 700 East 100.00 Hammond, Harvey & Rula 397 Isgreen Circle 440.00 Hansen, Melinda L. 583 Sunset Ave. 430.00 Hansen, Russell & Debbi 352 West 440 South 230.00 Hardy, Greg 17150 Camp Four Rd 440.00 Harris, Jason 757 Vista Circle 240.00 Haslam, Robert & Shirley 161 South 100 West 120.00 Hogan, Clyde &Ruth 186 West 100 South 440.00 Howell, Cary Brett 455 South Main 220.00 Hulett, Loren 295 Fairlane Drive 220.00 Hurt, Harold & Ralene 230 Griffith Street 230.00 Jakins, Duane & Merril 156 West 400 North 220.00 Keele, Shirley & Vance 50 South Coleman 250.00 Kirk, Kay & JoAnn 688 Crestview Drive 80.00 Kiss, Stephan & Kayley 95 South 100 West 220.00 Leonelli, Michael 785 W. McKellar 120.00 Liddell, Willard L. 152 North 200 West 450.00 Lundy, Joe & Lisa 559 Caldwell Drive 20.00 Maynard, Karyl 384 Fairlane Drive 220.00 Miller, Beth 389 South 360 West 20.00 Morgas, Denise 340 South 100 East 230.00 Nunley, Brady 291 Warley Way 20.00 O’Reilley, Paul 212 North 100 West 130.00 Oviatt Smith, Corina 261 West Utah Ave 230.00 Payton, Mathew 371 South 100 West 250.00 Pixey, Dustin J. 165 South 100 East 440.00 Pomeroy, Tim 26 South 5th Street 230.00 Poorman, Cody 182 South 200 West 480.00 Prather, Jennifer Leibert 13218 97th Ave E 440.00 Price, Bryan & Julie 200 West 480 South 440.00 Proctor, Bruce 439 Canyon Circle 230.00 Pulliam, Misty 276 North 100 West 230.00 Randell, Barbara c/o Tonya 625 West Vine Street 220.00 Richardson, Michelle 467 South 100 West 460.00 Roberts, Raymond & Elva 220 Fairlane 220.00 Robertson, Bradley & Patricia 388 Date Street 220.00 Robison, Janet & Arnold 343 South Main Street 250.00 Romano, George 133 East Utah Ave 20.00 Russell, Gayle 243 North 100 West 20.00 Shaw, Kyle C. 382 South 100 West 440.00 Stover, Kevin & Melissa 176 South 100 West 660.00 Sullivan, Christopher & Lisa 286 South 100 West 440.00 Tate, Craig & LeeAnn 125 West 480 South 210.00 Tate, Thomas G & Karen W 235 South Benchmark Drive 440.00 Tooele Valley Hospital (Rocky Mtn Care) 80 east 2000 North 520.00 Turpin, Dylan 353 North 100 West 430.00 VanGrimbergen, Jack Jr & Heather 181 West 400 North 220.00 Vario, Shelly 105 South 100 East 220.00 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Walters, Jack 707 Vista Circle 220.00 Wilma Goins crochets an afghan to donate to the Children’s Justice Center. Goins has been donating afghans to the center for 15 years. She found out about the need for blankets for children the center serves at her Bible Youngberg, Jeffery W 1236 Calle Arryto 20.00 study group. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2018 TUESDAY July 24, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Real Salt Lake Llewellyn’s Game Time RSL extended its home unbeaten streak to nine con- secutive matches, but the Claret and Cobalt were left to lament a missed oppor- camp comes to Tooele tunity after squandering an early two-goal advantage in Participants develop basketball skills while growing as individuals Coach Gil a 2-2 draw against the rival Llewellyn gives Colorado Rapids on Saturday DARREN VAUGHAN and his newest project, nitely instrumental in getting the instructions during at Rio Tinto Stadium. Damir SPORTS EDITOR BasketballSoulJour.com, as both camp put on in a six-week peri- a drill at the Game Kreilach and Joao Plata had Time Basketball Los Angeles-based coach Gil a coach and a motivational life od,” Llewellyn said. “We went RSL (9-9-3) in front by a pair Camp at Tooele Llewellyn brought his Game coach, was inspired to come to from no kids to almost 50 kids.” of goals just 17 minutes into High School last the match, but Colorado’s Time Basketball Camp to Tooele Tooele after meeting with Chad Llewellyn’s camps have week. This was the Jack McBean converted on a last week, teaching about 50 kids and Candace Hymas at a camp earned him praise from the likes first time Llewellyn penalty kick to pull the Rapids from ages 3-17 not only about in Idaho where their son, Carter, of former NBA players Thurl has brought his (4-11-5) within one before the the game of basketball, but the was participating. Llewellyn Bailey and Mark Jackson, as well camp to Tooele, and he looks for- half. Dillon Serna then scored game of life as well. suggested bringing a camp to as from coaches, parents and Llewellyn, well-respected in Tooele, and it all came together players of all levels. Llewellyn’s ward to returning the equalizer in the 88th min- next year. ute, preventing RSL from pick- basketball circles for his work fairly quickly. with Game Time, USA Basketball “Chad and Candace were defi- SEE CAMP PAGE B8 ® FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ ing up three valuable points TTB PHOTO in the standings against the Western Conference’s second- worst team. Real is in sixth place in the conference, but is within three points of third place. They will hit the road Saturday to face the West’s worst team, the San Jose Thrills, chills and spills at UMC Earthquakes. Utah Royals FC URFC was outshot 21-4 by the North Carolina Courage on Friday at Rio Tinto Stadium, but managed to escape with a 0-0 draw against the National Women’s Soccer League’s top team. The Royals (5-6-7) are the only team in the nine-team league that the Courage (14-1- 4) haven’t beaten this season, having upended North Carolina 1-0 on June 16. The Courage, who lead the league in goals, have only been shut out twice this season — both times by the Royals. URFC is off until an Aug. 5 road match against the Houston Dash. Brigham Young University football Cougars tight end Matt Bushman has been named to the preseason watch list for the John Mackey Award, given annually to the country’s top collegiate tight end. Bushman, a sophomore, had 49 recep- tions for 520 yards to lead all freshman tight ends in SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO 2017, and earned Freshman MotoAmerica Motul Superbike Class racer Roger Hayden crashes during Saturday’s race at Utah Motorsports Campus. Hayden was unable to continue in Saturday’s event after the crash, but All-America honors from USA bounced back to finish fifth in Sunday’s race aboard his Suzuki GSX-R1000. Today, the Football Writers Association of America and 247Sports. It marked the Beaubier, Elias win MotoAmerica Superbike races; Beach dominates Supersport class best season by a BYU tight end since former All-American DARREN VAUGHAN start and put a gap on me in Dennis Pitta recorded 62 SPORTS EDITOR the first few laps,” Elias said. receptions for 829 yards and The gap between 2016 “Then I equalized and then eight touchdowns in 2009. champion Cameron Beaubier for two laps I began to catch and 2017 champ Toni Elias him. My bike was even better Utah State University football in the MotoAmerica Motul (Sunday), so I think we were Senior center Quin Ficklin has Superbike Class standings looking good for another win. been named to the Fall Watch just got a little wider after Then, unfortunately, I lost List for the Dave Rimington this weekend’s action at Utah the front end and crashed. Trophy, awarded to the top Motorsports Campus. Sometimes it goes like this. offensive center in the Football Bowl Subdivision. Ficklin Twenty-four hours after The season is still long. I am was also selected to the Elias beat Beaubier by less than going to remain positive and Preseason All-Mountain West half a second for Saturday’s keep doing what I can to try to Conference team, and the BYU victory, Beaubier dominated come back in this champion- transfer is the fifth Aggie in Sunday’s 17-lap event from ship.” the past 14 seasons named start to finish, and saw his Second place in Sunday’s to the Rimington Trophy watch points lead swell to 49 points race went to 22-year-old series list. with eight races left on the rookie Garrett Gerloff, who schedule when Elias crashed finished 4.3 seconds behind Salt Lake Bees out of the race on the sixth lap. Beaubier. Jake Lewis captured The Bees completed a “I was just trying to hit my his first podium finish of the three-game sweep against marks and be consistent and season, crossing the line 1.5 Tacoma on Sunday on the take as little risk as possible,” seconds after Gerloff for third road, beating the Rainiers Beaubier said. “That was the place. 3-2. Joe Hudson and Michael most stressful for me, just try On Saturday, Elias finished Hermosillo each had RBI and make it to the finish. I feel ahead of Beaubier and third- singles in the seventh inning really relieved after today to place Josh Herrin. A Sunday- to put Salt Lake (54-47) in be able to win here and get morning practice crash kept front, and the Bees kept the a second place and come out Herrin from racing Sunday Rainiers (51-50) off the board with the points lead makes afternoon and cost him third for the final five innings to me feel really good going into place in the season standings, improve to 9-2 since the All- the remaining races. Looking Star break. Sunday’s win came as Matthew Scholz leapfrogged on the heels of another one- forward to getting back on the him. run thriller, as Salt Lake beat bike in a couple weeks’ time The feel-good story of the Tacoma 2-1 in 10 innings on and try to continue on this weekend came in the Stock Saturday on Nolan Fontana’s roll.” 1000 class. Chad Lewin, a Los go-ahead RBI groundout. The Elias was right on Beaubier’s Angeles real-estate agent mak- Bees’ other run came in the back wheel in the early going, ing his MotoAmerica debut, second inning when Luis but made a mistake and slid survived a late-race challenge Rengifo drew a bases-loaded off the track. He ran over to his from Travis Wyman before walk. The Bees opened the bike and tried to get it restart- holding off Andrew Lee for his series with a 6-0 win on Friday, ed to salvage some points from first career victory. Salt Lake SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO scoring four runs in the fourth the day, but he was unable to City-based racer Oleg Pianykh Cameron Beaubier (6) leads competitor Toni Elias during Saturday’s MotoAmerica Motul Superbike Class race at inning on a pair of RBI doubles get back on the track. Utah Motorsports Campus. Elias won Saturday’s race, while Beaubier won on Sunday to take a 49-point lead over by Jared Walsh and Kaleb “Cameron got a very strong SEE UMC PAGE B8 ® Elias in the season points standings. Cowart and an RBI single by Fontana. Dustin Ackley added an RBI single in the sixth and FROM THE SIDELINES Cowart hit a solo home run in the eighth. Before heading to Tacoma, the Bees wrapped up a four-game homestand with MotoAmerica weekend has storybook ending a 6-4 loss to the Las Vegas 51s at Smith’s Ballpark on he showdown as the teams packed up and ticularly Lewin and Wyman, suffered massive injuries that Thursday. The game was tied between the past two left Tooele County, it was the who swapped the final spot a nearly led to the amputation 2-2 through five innings before MotoAmerica Superbike final race of the weekend that couple times on the final lap. of his legs. He’s rarely got- the 51s took a 6-2 lead in the T champions, Cameron Beaubier provided the most memorable Darren Vaughan Ultimately, Wyman pushed ten on a bike since, focusing eighth, and a late Salt Lake and Toni Elias, rightfully took finish. STAFF WRITER himself and his bike just a primarily on his full-time job rally fell just short. However, center stage on Saturday and In the Stock 1000 class, 21 little too far, and he wound up as a real-estate agent in Los the Bees’ recent strong play Sunday at Utah Motorsports riders took to the 3.048-mile crashing in the final few cor- Angeles. Sunday represented has them deadlocked with Campus. Outer Course at UMC for 10 ners, giving the win to Lewin. his return to competitive rac- El Paso for the top spot in But while Elias’ win on laps just as Superbike rid- But the best finish was yet to But it wasn’t just how Lewin ing, and his first MotoAmerica the Pacific Southern Division, Saturday and Beaubier’s vic- ers Beaubier, Garrett Gerloff come. won that made Sunday’s fina- race. with a six-game homestand tory on Sunday may have and Jake Lewis were wrap- Entering the final lap, le so special. It was all that he I think he made quite an set to begin with Tuesday’s had the most lasting impact ping up their post-race press Chad Lewin, Andrew Lee and had been through just to walk, impression on his competitors. 6:35 p.m. game against the Memphis Redbirds. on how the rest of the 2018 conference. The big event of Travis Wyman were battling let alone get back on a motor- season will shake itself out the weekend was over, sure. for the top three spots - par- cycle. 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5. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Where were the first mod- ern Olympic Winter Games held in 1924? by Fifi Rodriguez 6. SCIENCE: What colors are mosquitos attracted to? 1. GEOGRAPHY: Which is 7. GAMES: How many piec- the shallowest of the Great es are in a double-six set of Lakes? dominoes? 2. HISTORY: Which Old 8. U.S. STATES: What is the West gunslinger was born nickname of the state of with the name Henry Maryland? McCarty? 9. MOVIES: Which 1978 3. TELEVISION: What was movie is associated with the name of the family car the cry “toga!”? Moments on “The Munsters”? 10. MEDICAL: What is the 4. LITERATURE: How long common name for the dis- did it take Tolstoy to write ease varicella? in Time his epic novel “War and Peace”? The History Channel ➤ On Aug. 10, 1793, after more than two centuries as a royal palace, the Mega Maze Louvre is opened as a public museum in Paris by the French revolution- ary government. Today the Louvre’s collection is one of the richest in the world, with artwork and artifacts representa- tive of 11,000 years of human civilization and culture. ➤ On Aug. 6, 1862, the C.S.S. Arkansas, the most feared Confederate iron- clad on the Mississippi River, is blown up by ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW her crew after suffering mechanical problems during a battle with the U.S.S. Essex near Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The ship was 165 feet long and 35 feet wide. hinese porcelains are beginning, as well as a poet, ➤ On Aug. 9, 1936, at the among the hardest for a storyteller and an artist. 1936 Berlin Olympics, Can average collector to Cranch used the words and black American track identify and date. They have often humorous pictures of star Jesse Owens wins been made for centuries, and activities described in ballads his fourth gold medal of it is considered a tribute — and folklore. He remembered the Games in the 4x100- not an attempt to fool a cus- a ballad sung to him by Noah meter relay. His team’s tomer — to copy a piece per- Webster’s nephew 50 years fectly, including the original earlier and wrote it down world record of 39.8 sec- mark. Unfortunately, today and illustrated it. Cranch onds stood for 20 years. there also are some who seems best-known for his ➤ On Aug. 7, 1947, Kon- deliberately make and sell Rookwood pieces decorated Tiki, a balsa wood raft excellent copies of antiques. with the Uncle Remus sto- captained by Norwegian The pictured vase is named ries. His art appears on beer anthropologist Thor “Five Boys.” It is a piece of mugs, pitchers, jugs, plates, Heyerdahl, completes “famille rose” porcelain and bottles and vases, most made a 4,300-mile, 101-day has a six-character mark on in the 1880s. Although they journey from Peru to an More ways to foil high-flying felines the bottom. The boys are are very different in style archipelago near Tahiti. climbing or standing on the than most early Rookwood, Heyerdahl wanted to My wife got some plas- hurt them. An unfamiliar vase. One has a ruyi scepter; with colored glazes and real- prove his theory that pre- tic rug runners that had texture will keep them from the others are helping each istic decorations of flowers knubby things on the bot- hanging around on those sur- other to the top. The famille or perhaps Indian portraits, historic South Americans tom to keep the runners faces. rose decoration could be Cranch’s work sells quickly. could have colonized from moving on a carpet. High-pitched noises can several hundred years old A 6 3/4-inch-high Cranch jug Polynesia by drifting on She cut pieces and laid them send them away, such as the or new. The color and clever sold recently for $1,610. It ocean currents. on top of the cabinets with rattle of an aluminum pie three-dimensional figures was decorated with scenes ➤ On Aug. 12, 1953, less the knubby side up. It took plate. Some cat owners keep a helped the vase sell for and the words of the poem than one year after the only a few times for the cats “shaker can” handy — a small $1,476, its decorative value. “Three Wise Men of Gotham United States tested its to realize the cabinet tops can with a lid, like a potato If it were 300 years old, it Went to Sea in a Bowl.” first hydrogen bomb, the DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I were not comfortable. chip can, filled with pennies would sell for much more. • • • Soviet Union detonates read with interest the recent The knubby things could or other objects that make a • • • TIP: You can wash an a 400-kiloton device column where a reader put not hurt the cats, but they jangling, high-pitched noise Q: My Rookwood mug is iron pot by hand with dish in Kazakhstan. The aluminum pie plates on sur- certainly didn’t feel good. — when shaken. old, dated 1884. It is cov- detergent. When iron pans explosive power was 30 faces, like the stove, where Bob R., via email Keep in mind that these ered with line drawings of were first used, soap was cats weren’t allowed. That DEAR BOB: Thank you are all forms of negative rein- what look like comic book made with lye and it washed times that of the U.S. sounds like a good solution for the suggestion! Readers, forcement, so try to limit their figures. The name Cranch the seasoning off the pan. atomic bomb dropped on to stopping cats from jump- if you try this solution, be use to stopping very specific is in block letters, and the Re-season with a few drops Hiroshima. ing onto the countertops. sure to use rug runners with behaviors that might endan- usual Rookwood marks of vegetable oil, then wipe ➤ On Aug. 8, 1968, at the Our cats, when they were nylon or softer plastic nubs. ger your cat. also are on the bottom. It is again. Republican National young, would jump 5 feet Essentially, discouraging cats yellowish-white with black Convention in Miami, straight up to the tops of from jumping onto surfaces Send your questions, lines. Who is Cranch? For more collecting news, Richard Nixon and Spiro kitchen cabinets. Needless where you don’t want them comments or tips to ask@ A: E.P. Cranch was a tips and resources, visit Agnew are chosen as the to say, this was annoying requires you to put something pawscorner.com. lawyer in Cincinnati who www.Kovels.com presidential and vice- and more than a little con- on those surfaces that they also was working for the presidential nominees cerning. don’t like, but which won’t © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. Rookwood pottery from its © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. for the upcoming elec- tion. In 1974 on this day, Nixon would announce seasons, the streaming giant sure binge on! grandmother, played by the report that it’s finally official: his resignation as presi- confirmed in mid-July that this • • • fabulous Frances Conroy in an “Downton Abbey” is definitely dent. would be curtains for “Unreal,” Q: My roommate told me always wonderful and always heading to the big screen for ➤ On Aug. 11, 1973, and “Everlasting” — the dating that “Casual” has been can- uncomfortable recurring guest a feature film! After reporting “American Graffiti,” a show within the drama — with celed! Please tell me that’s role. on the rumors, stirrings and nostalgic coming-of-age a true-to-the-show wrap-up not true. — Vivian I., Seattle • • • speculations for what seems tale set in the car-centric that is sure to bring out the A: While it’s true that the READERS: I am thrilled to like years, it’s finally coming culture of suburban crazy that we all know and fan favorite and critical dar- to fruition. The film California, is released in love. ling of Hulu is ending, don’t will be written by series theaters across the U.S. Season four of “Unreal” fol- get out your tissues just creator Julian Fellowes, The movie went on to Q: Can you tell me what’s lows Rachel (Shiri Appleby) yet. The half-hour stream- and as of this writ- become a sleeper hit. going on with my favorite and Quinn (Constance ing dramedy that stars ing, Hugh Bonneville, show, “Unreal”? 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felt a bead of moisture driveway. He had my com- pressor’s heat exhaust fan. much.” yes, doesn’t mean we don’t gather and begin to slide pressor opened, hooked up to “If you pay attention to Life is a lot more fun when know how to say no when down the side of my face his diagnostic tools, cleaned three small details everything you and I don’t decide to needed. Maintaining space I Lynn Butterfi eld “I guess I’m a little warm,” and operating perfectly will run well most of the make it too make it more to “breathe” is critical to hap- GUEST COLUMNIST I thought with a sense of before 8:30 a.m. time,” he said. restrictive than it needs to piness. uncertainty. “It’s running well now,” he Here is Gary’s advice about be. My friend Dianne Merrill Relationships are the Such uncertainty from said. how to keep your house and says, “Try to say yes as much breath of life! Gary would discomfort was unusual, coming from the vents, but it “It’s past its expected life yourself cool. as possible! Nobody likes to call this, maintaining good because it was about 9:30 wasn’t cool. I turned off the span, so I thought I’d need a Keep your internal fil- hear no all the time!” air-flow from the outside in. p.m. The sun was hid- air conditioner and contem- new one,” I said. ters clean. Make sure to So, say yes as much as pos- Surrounding yourself with ing behind the Stansbury plated a costly problem. “No. It’s running well. keep external clutter away. sible. good people willing to recip- Mountains and my family Luckily, I knew who to call Here’s the thing. It’s not usu- Maintain good air flow from Say yes, when it comes rocate a fulfilling connection room should have been filled first thing in the morning. ally a big issue, but a combi- the outside in. to getting rid of clutter in will always enhance quality with cool, conditioned air. I My friend, Gary nation of a couple of small Gary said, “You don’t need your life. Ask yourself: Will of living. got up to look at the thermo- Christensen, is a heating and things that cause a problem,” to spend a lot of money on adding this cause me to stop stat, flipped on a light and air conditioning expert. I he said. expensive filters. Just buy paying attention to what is Lynn Butterfield lives in stared at the temperature — called him and a few minutes Gary taught as we listened good quality that doesn’t really important to me? Just Erda and is a managing broker 81 degrees! Forced air was later his van pulled into my to the whirring of the com- restrict the air flow too because you and I like to say for a real estate company.

Tragedy of the Commons at a Kiddie Slide MICHAEL MORRIS nized with food trucks (not work- efited the bigger and stronger ing for free) and other merchants kids over the little ones. Examples person with an interest in selling various goods lining the abound of writers, particularly understanding how human sidewalks outside of the local from the socialist stratum of the Abehavior affects economic school. At the far end of the event internet, lamenting the market- choice could do a lot worse than was a compartmental inflatable place as a zero-sum game that spending the day observing chil- slide; it featured hard plastic benefits the strong over the weak dren. If he wanted to spend the steps lined upward at a forty-five- but the truth is quite the opposite. better part of his life understand- degree angle on one side, and the The instant a system is imple- ing the field then he could become equally steep slide on the other. mented that seeks to commonly a father and save significant time With no proper check to regulate share goods the conniving mem- and money at university. I kid to the flow of children the inflatable bers immediately consider ways to some degree—of course—but slide enters the scene as a scarce exploit it and keep the spoils for one can certainly learn some resource in an open field with themselves. If one has ever consid- important lessons in resource scar- about five hundred families. My ered how socialist utopias inevita- city and the way memetic desire two youngest daughters were as bly descend into two classes, the affects consumer choices from the excited to slide as the other kids, fat and the malnourished, that interplay of two or more toddlers. but amid the chaos my six-year-old is why. It ultimately renders the For instance, if you find yourself gave up after one try. My two-year- banal complaints of free market taking only one of your children to old however, possessing more grit economics being too Darwinist McDonald’s and buy her a Happy than my older daughters, was will- as laughable. If anything, truly Meal then you can safely assume ing to throw her elbows around market-based economies inher- whatever piece of molded plas- and patiently suffer through line ently provide the best chance of tic, that cost somewhere around cutting and other party fouls to an equal opportunity for participa- a nickel to produce, she carries enjoy that quick adrenaline rush tion no matter your size, strength, Making the most of local produce home will temporarily maintain that came on the other side. race, or gender. the value of a rare precious metal. She was willing to work within The behavior of children (StatePoint) Fresh, local by either partially boiling or combines hearty potatoes, Given a day or two, however, that the parameters of this chaos offers the quiet observer a type produce is in its prime, making sautéing prior to putting them onions and carrots can be same piece of plastic will be tossed until one of the larger children, of “through the looking glass” now the perfect time to take away, depending on what reci- made for cool fall nights or into a nebulous pile of toys where with the normal impulsivity of opportunity to comprehend what part in the farm-to-table move- pes you’ve selected for those stored in your freezer for win- it will long be forgotten. an excitable kid, took to slide too Ludwig Von Mises called praxeol- ment. Whether you join a com- items. ter. More recently, I can cite an early and crashed into her at the ogy, or how conscious human munity supported agriculture example of what is often referred bottom. At that point, she had action affects economic choice. (CSA) group or shop at your Smoothies, Sauces, Soups Use it Up to as the tragedy of the commons enough and was ready to drown By having to fight among bigger local farmers’ market, it’s easy Smoothies are a delicious, Remember that nearly all at a fourth of July picnic run by her sorrows in a Sno-Cone. With and stronger kids for an opportu- to taste the elevated flavor easy way to pack a lot of pro- parts of produce are usable. my children’s school. That is, the this inflatable slide being the nity to use an inflatable slide, my profile of just-picked fruits and duce and nutrition into a meal. Vegetables like beets, carrots, theory that an individual’s behav- limited resource which every kid daughters were given a real-world veggies. And if you’re processing the kohlrabi and turnips have ior changes concerning his access at the picnic wished to enjoy the workshop in how free markets Make the most of the season toughest whole foods, like edible greens that make an to a finite resource. For instance, if two most prominent factors for are not only the best answer to with these tips for storing, dark, leafy greens, be sure to excellent addition to morning a large piece of land was publicly participation became size and scarcity, but ultimately the fairest. cooking and savoring fresh use a high-powered blender smoothies or a nutrient-rich shared and each individual sur- willingness to aggressively fight to In a world of finite resources, and produce. such as the Ascent Series stir-fry. Compost any remain- rounding it had equal rights to uti- the top. It also prompted parents reasonably predictable human A3500, which offers five pro- ing scraps. lize its resources then it will quick- of the older children to let them go behavior, the economic system Plan, Prioritize, Prepare gram settings, including one Don’t be afraid of bruises ly descend into an “every man unsupervised to play king of the that has proven the most benefi- Plan what produce you will for smoothies. A recipe for the or dents. Greens with slightly for himself” race that will strip mountain. This particular issue cial for everyone time and again purchase ahead of time. Many “Everything Smoothie,” which wilted leaves can be blended the land of any value. Whereas is not in and of itself problematic has been market oriented. This is farmers’ markets and CSAs dis- incorporates a wide variety of with a bit of water and frozen if that same piece of land were until there is nothing in place to true whether we consider the free tribute eNewsletters or flyers produce found at your farmers’ in ice cube trays for future use owned privately, then the property trigger prudent behavior by the exchange of goods and services that highlight what’s available. market, is available at vitamix. in soups or smoothies. If you owner’s greed would be harnessed older children. It seems to me a between two adults, or in provid- You can also search for season- com. see a great deal on fruit like by his sense of responsibility and market-based system as simple as ing proper checks to prevent such ality charts in your region to Take advantage of tomato strawberries or cherries, buy desire to make the best use of it, requiring a ticket to slide would events as the tragedy of the com- get an idea of what items are season, preparing pasta sauces them and combine with sugar then its resources would be used have solved this two-fold problem mons. And, so to as the tragedy at their peak, and plan accord- to enjoy now or freeze for and pectin for an easy freezer in a manner mutually beneficial of the influx of kids racing to the of the inflatable slide has proven; ingly. those months when they aren’t jam, or dry them out for on- to both the owner and the public. top and their behavior prompted market-based solutions are even Once you’ve shopped, pri- readily available from local the-go snacks. The most obvious example of this by insufficient parental supervi- capable of mitigating the might oritize your goods. Use tender growers. Try adding red and Shopping for whole foods at dynamic in action can be seen in sion. makes right inclinations of our greens and any ripe fruits and green bell peppers, and even farmers’ markets or joining a the difference between a privately- precious children. veggies right away. Roots, carrot shavings, to boost the CSA is an opportunity to help owned restroom and one run by a The Inherent Fairness of the bulbs and squash tend to last nutritional value of a veggie local farmers and explore your town or city. Most rational tourists Free Market Michael Morris is a husband longer and can be saved for Bolognese. culinary interests. The avail- will gladly drive an uncomfortable An even more interesting ele- and dad who lives in Denton, later in the week. Soups make use of veggies ability of specific fruits and extra few miles to avoid the latter. ment of the free for all model the Texas. His essays have appeared Next, properly store produce now and later. Warm weather vegetables ebbs and flows; organizers chose, in their desire in the Federalist, Aleteia, and the to help to extend its life. If calls for cool concoctions like capture each at its peak to The Tragedy of the Inflatable to be fair and impartial, is they Libertarian Catholic. He also helps fridge space is limited, con- gazpacho or cucumber dill enjoy the bounty throughout Slide neglected a mutually beneficial manage the Facebook page of the sider cooking down greens soup. A cabbage soup that the year. In the case of the picnic, the system—which would ultimately Libertarian Catholic. Originally event was reasonably well orga- reward them—for one that ben- published on FEE.org.

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Get enrolled Veteran’s appreciation dinner Hands on fun for the whole family! Come antique and second-hand stores. Her will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for Tooele Start the New Year off right and enroll A Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner will be pet some animals in this fun area of artwork will be displayed at the Tooele volunteer drivers — no DAV membership adventure and wonder. Put on by the Ivy County Chamber of Commerce building, is required. Will need a VA physical. No Senior Center in training at Tooele Technical College. held on Thursday, July 26 at 5:30 p.m. Sharpen your current skills or train for a Petting Zoo. You will enjoy a special array 154 S. Main St., Tooele, for the month of monthly meetings are held in December. The senior center is for the enjoyment of new career. Most programs have open of animals that are sure to tickle any funny July. The public is invited to view these Call commander James Yale at 435-849- all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting enrollment and you can enroll anytime of Eagles bone. Free Petting Zoo. Pony Rides: $3. works during the chamber’s regular busi- 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, the year. Get a commercial driver’s license Thursday 5 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Friday 12 p.m. ness hours. Thomas at 435-830-8487. exercise program, line dancing, wood- in as little as 4 weeks and get on-the-road Dinner to 7:30 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- to a lucrative career. Tooele Tech also Friday dinners have been postponed until Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Health Department and Aging ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels offers CPR classes to its students and the further notice. 28TH Annual Karaoke contest The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club Services hours available for homebound. Lunch served public on the second Monday of every Utah’s largest and oldest Karaoke Contest meets the third Tuesday of the month The Tooele County Health Department weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- Sunday breakfasts takes center stage and is a fun day of (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- month. Become CPR certified at Tooele Breakfast will be served on July 8, 15, 22 gested donation is $3. For those under pure entertainment. Contestants of all in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 Tech. For more information, call 435-248- and 29. Order from the menu $7 for adults age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available ages compete to see who can win in ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. 1800 or visit tooeletech.edu. or $3.50 for kids 11 years or younger. Also, to the store or doctor visits for residents in their division and share the crown top Come learn about rocks, minerals and Check out our calendar on our main page there is a Special every Sunday for $5. Bad the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Train to work performer. For more information, contact ways to craft them and enjoy field trips for holiday hours and closures. For more Beer is available. Public is invited. portation information call 435-843-4102. Tooele Technical College’s new Software Hollie Baum at 435-830-0306. Karaoke for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per information, call 435-277-2301. For more information about the Tooele Development program and Nail Auxiliary Meetings Contest: tall ages. Three place awards in year. For more information, send ques- Center, call 435-843-4110. Parkinson’s disease Support Technician program have immediate An auxiliary meeting will be held on July each division: 4-12 year old; 13-19 year old; tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ 20-35 year old; 36-49 year old; 50+ Senior gmail.com. Group Donate to library openings. Train to work in the computer 30 at 7 p.m. software industry or own your own busi- Division; and Duet Division. $10 Entry for A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Please remember the “Friends of the ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit Joint State Visitation individual and $15 for duets. For more Local author seeks photos overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Tooele City Library” when doing your tooeletech.edu for more information. Tooele Aerie and Auxiliary will host the information and to register, call Hollie at A local author and historian is seeking Tooele has a support group for persons spring cleaning and donate your used Utah State Aerie and Auxiliary at a Joint 435-830-7601. original photographs of Saltair, Black with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- books to the bookstore in the library. Adult Education State Visitation on Saturday, July 28. A Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, ers. You can learn how others are coping Money from book sales is used to sup- Get your high school diploma this year at buffet lunch and salad bar will be served City of Fun carnival as well as any similar turn-of-the-century with PD and how to live well. We meet the port programs within the library. The the Tooele Community Learning Center. at 12 p.m. The Aerie and Auxiliary will Come and enjoy the carnival at the Tooele attractions and resorts for an upcoming third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. library is located at 128 W. Vine St. For All classes required for a high school have their individual meetings. Please County Fair. City of Fun Carnivals will pro- book project. Those who wish to con- at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele more information, call 435-882-2182 or diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- come out and support your Aerie and vide a variety of top notch rides, games, tribute information or photographs of Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at go online to tooelecity.org. Thank you for aration and English as a second language Auxiliary. and food for all ages at the fair Aug. 2-4. these parks should contact Emma Penrod 435-840-3683. your support. are available. Register now to graduate Ticket prices will be: 1-$1.50, 10-$12.00, at [email protected]. Contributions 20-$20.00, Wristbands $25 for all day. will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Books for the Whole Family — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 PMPs Party Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- The Auxiliary will honor PMP Kathy Thursday will be Family Night with 1 ticket released pictorial history book. There is Donated children’s books and paperbacks to Recovery” cation classes are for students 18 and over. Wamsley at a party after a short meeting per ride. There will be 12 rides: Vertigo, no such thing as too many photographs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 on Monday, July 30 at 7 p.m. Please come Spinout, The Wheel, Zipper, Sizzler, Zero as the author needs a minimum of 160 are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele ESOL out to this meeting and enjoy the party gravity, Orient Express, Hampton, Super photographs, and any help is greatly on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all ESOL conversational classes are held afterward. Madam Vice President Cheryl Slide, Kid Zone, Mini jets, Raiders, Cotton appreciated. a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele those affected by someone else’s addic- Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Barrus and Madam Chaplain Diana Lujan Candy, Funnel cakes/Corndogs, Pizza and City Library. All proceeds go back to the Tooele Valley Free Masons tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- will be in charge of the dinner. six carnival games. by sharing our experience, strength and library for projects and programs. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the dents may also come anytime the center is hope. For more information, please con- Concert and Demolition Derby second Friday of each month for din- Bingo is back open for individualized study. Registration tact Terri at 435-313-4851. is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele ner and socializing. If you are interested St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started Elks Tickets Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Get your tickets early for this year’s Aug. or have questions, please join us at the its bingo games again on Fridays starting Military Items Wanted tion. Meetings 3 concert featuring Craig Morgan and for Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. When you no longer want your military Lodge meetings are held the second and Aug 4 Punishment at the Peak Demolition Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with items, do not take them to Deseret Early Head Start fourth Tuesday of every month. House Derby. Ticket can be bough at Macey’s in 435-277-0087. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them questions. Do you have a child under age 3? Are you committee meetings are held every third Tooele, Soelbergs both locations, Deseret Tooele Valley Family History — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head Tuesday of the month. All members are Peak Swimming Pool and at Smithstix. shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Start is a free program for eligible families welcome and encouraged to attend. Don’t wait. The show fill up fast. Tickets Center canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Grantsville that offers quality early education for Research your ancestors free with trained Friday Night Dinners are $10 for the concert, $15 for adult derby to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Grantsville Irrigation Company infants and toddlers in the home; parent tickets $5 child (4-12 yrs.) and $40 for a FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele displayed with honor and respect. Call Friday Night Dinners have returned and The allotment for both agricultural and education; comprehensive health services family ticket (2 adults and four children). Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. are from 6-9 p.m. If there is something residential users has been increased. to women before, during and after preg- Don’t wait and miss these great shows. East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours new or different you would like to see, Agricultural users have been issued an nancy; nutrition education and family of operation: Tuesday through Friday, Children’s Choir Auditions stop by the social quarters, fill out a sur- additional 1/2 turn bringing the total to 2 support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Vendor and Food 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- vey and let us know your opinion. 1/2 turns for the season. Residents have 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Aug. 2-4 is a great time to come and enjoy evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 additional information. been allotted an extra 25,000 gallons per Snacks the Tooele County Fair. There will be free by appointment only. Special classes years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, entertainment, and great food along offered regularly. Call the center for more owner and director of Blake Music Studios, residential share making the total 175,000 Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Free developmental evaluation with local Craft and Commercial vendors. information. directs the choir. Blake has a degree in gallons. Please check your current read- social quarters, during business hours: DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Come and see how fun a fair can be. vocal performance and has taught at the ings to make sure you are not exceeding Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 a variety of services to families with Tooele Family Al-Anon collegiate level. If your child loves to sing your allotment. Contact the office at 435- ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays and you are looking for an exceptional 884-3451 with questions. ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Individualized services are available to Groups and Events at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s musical experience for them, this is it. For Share the past enhance development in communication, basement at the back of the building. For more information and to register for an Share the past, submit a history, obitu- motor development, cognition, social/ Silk painting event questions or more information, please audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Historical Society The Stansbury Art and Literary Society ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. emotional development, self-help skills call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at com or call 435-277-0755. presents Silk Painting with Diane Allen at The Family History Center in Grantsville and health concerns. Contact us for a free Historical books 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. developmental evaluation at 435-833- 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 31. Learn how to is assembling a record of Grantsville Tooele County Historical Society’s books Rocky Mountain Hospice 0725. paint on silk. There will also be demos Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U residents. Your submission may be made are available to purchase at meetings. The Want to have more meaning in your life. and instruction on faux marbling with This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the by emailing to [email protected] or by History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, Do you want to do something that is shaving cream and eco dyeing if time Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in satisfying and of great service to your Charity allows. There will be room for 20 people Main St., Tooele. For more information, or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note community? Then become a Rocky so registration is require. The cost is $10 contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann 84074. Come in and receive help from our Tooele Children’s Justice Center cards depicting four different pioneer Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- for materials. To register, call or text Diane at 435-849-4180. ence required. All training, background trained consultants. For more information, Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in buildings for $4. These make great gifts at 801-557-1132. The location is Coulter check and TB tests provided by Rocky call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and for family and friends. Please call Alice Alcoholics Anonymous House in Stansbury Park, 175 SR-138. Mountain. The only requirement is your snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Senior Center desire to help someone in need. Please inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 purchase these books. p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Museum volunteers needed contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain S. 100 East, Tooele. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Utah Ave. For more information, contact all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- Hospice at 801-397-4904. seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include United Methodist Dinner Tooele County Fair or science? Volunteers at the museum can 694-2624. Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- The Next Chapter Tooele United Methodist Church offers a gain new skills or practice old ones. We ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, Home Arts Display The Next Chapter is a free social support free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and are looking for people to help with orga- Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the Bring your crafts and pictures to Deseret Join us the 3rd Monday of each month and educational program to help widows social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is nization, exhibit development, gardening homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For Peak Complex on Monday, July 30, 2018, from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical and widowers adjust to the loss of their served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. and educational program development. age 60 and above, suggested donation from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. All exhibit entries Center in Tooele. The Tooele County spouse through monthly activities. You Volunteer positions are seasonal and year is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. Tooele Valley Resource Center - except baked goods, horticulture, flori- Health Department’s Aging Services pro- are invited to join others who are on the round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers Transportation is available to the store or The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now culture. Tuesday, Jul 31, 2018, from 8 am gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s same page as you, to begin a new chapter must be at least 16 years old. To apply or doctor visits for residents in the Tooele sharing a building with the Tooele County – 10 a.m. bring baked goods, horticulture Association Caregiver Support Groups. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele request more information, send email to: and Grantsville areas. For transportation Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Tooele, and floriculture. Any questions concern- The groups are designed to provide emo- County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for [email protected] information, call 435-843-4102. is currently in need of donations. Please ing entering exhibits should be directed tional, educational and social support for more details. consider donating items such as deodor- to Bonnie at 435-840-0155 or Leasa at Farmers Market caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. Sons of Utah Pioneers Daughters of Utah Pioneers ant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, 435-840-2174. The Farmers Market at the Benson Anyone interested in the history of Tooele The DUP is seeking any family histories, toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs Food Addicts in Recovery Gristmill begins Saturday, July14. Hours City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we photographs, books, stories or vintage and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. 4H Contests are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Available items Anonymous need you. Please come and join us for a artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Those who receive services include indi- Create a Better Burger. Wednesday, Aug. Are you having trouble controlling the include fresh produce, baked goods, eggs, potluck social dinner at the LDS church, DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 viduals or families in crisis, the homeless 1 at 7 p.m. at Deseret Peak Convention way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery honey, meat products, and arts and crafts. 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. and families at risk of becoming homeless. Center. Grilled Cheese Sandwich Contest. Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- Local producers of food and craft items, or mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the For more information, call 435-566-5938 Friday. Aug. 3 at 4 p.m. at Deseret Peak ery program for anyone suffering from anyone wishing to participate as a vendor, 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- or fax 435-843-0244. Convention Center foyer. Cookie Contest, food addiction. Meetings are held every please call 435-850-0458 for more infor- of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Thursday, Aug 2, 7-8 p.m. Barnyard Dress Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, mation. No charge for space. of each month at 6:30 p.m. Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit First Baptist Food Pantry Up Contest Indoor Livestock Arena. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Sponsored by USU Extension. Saturday, Volunteers needed at Benson north back entrance. For more informa- Grandparent Networking Group ing an emergency food pantry to meet Aug. 4 at 1 p.m. Deseret Peak Convention www.exploretooele.com. Gristmill tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Come meet and network with others the needs of our community. Hours are Center Foyer. Small Animal Contest. Aug. The 2018 Benson Gristmill Pumpkin Walk Carolyn at 435-882-0805 or visit www. who are raising their grandchildren. For Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First 2–4. Sponsored by USU Extension 4H dog will be held Oct. 19-20 from 10 a.m. to 6 foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to address or other information, call Trisha Schools Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main show and much more. For more informa- p.m. each day. Volunteers, displays, enter- attend. 435-849-2536 or email at tesschelble@ Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. tion call Darlene at 435-840-4404. Story and Craft Hour tainment acts and vendors are needed. yahoo.com. This year’s theme is “Bootiful Utah” Prizes Tooele County Aging Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Food Banks 8th Annual Car, Truck & Bike Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville will be given for best displays and best TC Squares Dance Club Show teers to help us meet the needs of seniors The TC Squares Dance Club has begun the adventures of books and make fun Emergency Food Pantry, and the Tooele pie. Vendor booth fees are $45 for 10x10 Saturday, Aug. 4, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cars may in the community. Many seniors require dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke crafts. For more information, call 435-833- County Food Bank are in need of canned and $80 for 10x20. $10 discount if vendor register and enter from 10-11 a.m. Soccer assistance and need rides to doctors or Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West meats, soups, pasta and any non-perish- also does pumpkin display. For prize list fields at Deseret Peak Complex. Multiple other health professionals. Rides help West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, able foods. We are accepting donations and more information, call 435-882-7678 entry divisions. Entry fee is $10 per seniors live more independent lives. Call bring finger food to share. For more infor- Tooele. Please enter through the south for Pathways Women’s and Children’s or send email to bensongristmill@gmail. vehicle. $20 business/commercial. T-shirts, 435-843-4114 for more information. The mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, side doors. Shelter (victims of domestic abuse). They com dash plaques and trophies. Spectators Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s are in need of socks, underwear, blankets Free Preschool Hour free. For more information or to discuss Class Reunion also are in need of volunteers. For more website at tcsquares.com. for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- sponsorship opportunities, contact Sarah Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Tooele High School classes 1977 and 1978, information about volunteering at the spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish and at: [email protected] or call 801-821- Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour come and celebrate our 40th reunion on Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- Tooele County Homemakers remover) toys. Anything will be appreci- 9445. The new season of Tooele County of learning, singing and creating. The class Aug. 18, 2018, at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Nest 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele ated. Underwear and socks must be new. Homemakers is from September to May. is for all children up to 5 years old. Please at Tooele Army Depot. Cost is $40 per Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. Other items can be gently used. Please Health and Safety Expo For December and January, the group come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- person if paid by July 1. After that date the help us help our community. Drop boxes Saturday, Aug. 4 at Deseret Peak Complex Life’s Worth Living Foundation will meet on the second Tuesday of both mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We cost is $50 per person. If you don’t want are located in the Intermountain Staffing Soccer Fields from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Please Suicide support group meetings are months from 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the USU are located at West Elementary School, dinner and just want to socialize, the cost Office, 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. bring non-perishable food for Tooele held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Extension Office auditorium or inside the 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter is $20 per person. Social hour is at 6 p.m., County Food Banks Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Tooele County Health Department, 151 through the south side doors. Baby blankets needed dinner at 7 p.m. and dancing at 8:30 p.m. • Healthy cooking demo and samples by Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by N. Main, Tooele. The meetings include Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- Please remit payment to THS Reunion St. Marguerite Catholic School USU Extension - Food Sense Snap Ed the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal a luncheon and often include speakers. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. • Family obstacle course and fair wide Class of 1977 and send to: Cecelia Russell Students of all faiths are welcome from thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- For more information, call Thiel at 435- Blankets should be new and in good scavenger hunt. (Bankhead), 316 Upland Dr., Tooele, Utah preschool through 8th grade at Tooele cide, please plan on attending. Please go 224-4807. condition. Homemade blankets are also • Make pedal powered smoothies with the 84074 or to Sam Woodruff, PO Box 711, County’s only faith-based school. on Facebook and like our page to keep accepted if new. Donations can be turned Blender Bike! Tooele, Utah 84074. Please feel free to Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day current with our latest news and events. Tooele County Quilters in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West • Red Cross will be on hand for blood email Cecelia at [email protected] or Jeanie It’s a new year and the Tooele County preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in donations. at [email protected] if you haven’t Quilters are ready to go. If you’re interest- class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with • Local law enforcement and safety vehi- already heard from us. We are trying to ed, come join us for our first meeting of riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or any questions. cles will be on display as well as safety compile an updated class list with current Disabled American Veterans 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 in the Tooele visit www.stmargschool.org. information. Community Closet demos & more. Chapter 20 County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County $20 per year to be paid at the first meet- Clean out your closets. The Community Class Reunion of 1956 Kids Art Yard Chapter for the Disabled American ing. All meetings are held on the third Education Closet is accepting donations for gently The Tooele High School Class of 1956 will Bring the kids and have some fun making Veterans holds monthly general member- Tuesday of each month. For more informa- used clothing. Donations are accepted hold its 62nd Class Reunion on Saturday, projects that will thrill the entire family. ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, tion, call 435-843-7649. Family Finance Challenge at your neighborhood school. Contact Aug. 11, 2018, at Bonneville Brewery, 1641 All crafts are free and helpers will make 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third Join the Family Finance Challenge spon- Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any N. Main St., Tooele. No mail invitations sored by USU Extension. Make a family your project the special one to take home. Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those Tooele County Homemakers questions. Located in the indoor pavilion. Open will be sent. Invite your classmates. Bring The Tooele County Homemakers will meet finance goal, attend fun activities, join the a partner. 12 p.m. luncheon from menu. who wish to attend the leadership meet- Facebook group and report how you are Thursday, Aug. 2 5-9 p.m., Friday, Aug. 3 ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the in September, December and January. The 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 4 10 1-5 p.m. program and visiting. We hope to group will meet on the second Tuesday doing meeting goals during this 12- week Moose see you soon! Please RSVP Facebook-THS appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele program. Earn enough points and receive a.m. – 9 p.m. Kids will make the following County veterans are invited to attend. of all three months from 10 a.m. -1:30 crafts: Bead jewelry, Fish puppets, binocu- Class of ’56 or call Carolyn at 435-841-7640 p.m. at the USU Extension Office audito- a $50 Wal-Mart or grocery store gift card. Meals at the Lodge or send email to [email protected]. Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will To register, go to extension.usu.edu/ Friday and Saturday night dinners will be lars, snowflake sticks, rock paintings and hold its monthly executive and general rium or inside the Tooele County Health tooele and click on Tooele County Saves served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners paper cows. Artist of the Month meetings on the third Thursday of every Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The meetings include a luncheon and often Challenge box. Fill out survey to begin. change weekly or you can order from the Little Farmers Yard Fiona Kahlo is the Stansbury Art and month at the Pioneer Museum (rear Questions? Contact Darlene at darlene. menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. Literary Society artist for July. A profes- entrance). The executive meeting will include speakers. For more information, Come and see what it is like to live life call Thiel at 435-224-4807. [email protected] or text/call 435- No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch on the farm. Drive a tractor, plant some sional artist and educator, Kahlo has been be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting 840-4404. specials are available at the lodge from 11 crops, eat a healthy treat, all the fun you a member of SALS since it began. She a.m. For members and their guests only. can have in the farm life. Thursday, Aug. graduated from the University of Utah in Online courses 2003 with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts and a Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Breakfast 2, 4-8 p.m.; Friday, Aug. 3, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Bulletin Board Policy Saturday, Aug. 4, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. West secondary arts education degree. 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TUESDAY July 24, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Great Savings on Books at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Modern Women The Story of a Marriage 52 Pioneers “We think we know the ones we love.” So Pearlie Cook Modern Women is a celebration of some of begins her indirect, and devastating exploration of the the influential and inspiring women who have mystery at the heart of every relationship--how we can changed the world through their lives, work and ever truly know another person. actions. From suffragettes to scientists, activists It is 1953 and Pearlie, a dutiful young housewife, finds to artists, politicians to pilots and writers to riot herself living in the Sunset District in San Francisco, grrrls, the women included have all paved the caring not only for her husband’s fragile health, but also way for gender equality in their own indomitable for her son, who is afflicted with polio. Then, one Saturday way. morning, a stranger appears on her doorstep, and every- thing changes. 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Only $2395 $895 BULLETIN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND BONDS TO BE IS- SUED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Bonding Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, Utah Code Anno- tated 1953, as amended (the “Act”), that on April 18, 2018, the City Council (the “Council”) of Grants- ville City, Utah (the “Is- suer”), adopted a reso- lution (the “Resolu- tion”) in which it authorized the issu- ance of the Issuer's Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 2018 (the “Series 2018 Bonds”) (to be issued in one or more series and with such other series or title designa- tion(s) as may be de- termined by the Is- suer), and called a public hearing to re- ceive input from the public with respect to (a) the issuance of that portion of the Series 2018 Bonds issued un- der the Act and (b) any potential economic im- pact that the Project described herein to be financed with the pro- ceeds of the Series 2018 Bonds issued un- der the Act may have on the private sector. TIME, PLACE AND LOCATION OF PUB- LIC HEARING The Issuer shall hold a public hearing on August 15, 2018, at NOTICE OF PUBLIC the hour of 7:00 p.m. HEARING AND at 429 East Main BONDS TO BE IS- Street, Grantsville, SUED Utah. The purpose of NOTICE IS HEREBY the hearing is to re- GIVEN pursuant to the ceive input from the provisions of the Local public with respect to Government Bonding (a) the issuance of that Act, Title 11, Chapter portion of the Series 14, Utah Code Anno- 2018 Bonds issued un- tated 1953, as der the Act and (b) any amended (the “Act”), potential economic im- that on April 18, 2018, pact that the Project to the City Council (the be financed with the “Council”) of Grants- proceeds of that por- ville City, Utah (the “Is- tion of the Series 2018 suer”), adopted a reso- Bonds issued under lution (the “Resolu- the Act may have on tion”) in which it the private sector. All authorized the issu- members of the public ance of the Issuer's are invited to attend Water Revenue and participate. Bonds, Series 2018 PURPOSE FOR ISSU- (the “Series 2018 ING THE SERIES Bonds”) (to be issued 2018 BONDS in one or more series The Series 2018 and with such other Bonds will be issued series or title designa- for the purpose of (a) tion(s) as may be de- financing improve- termined by the Is- ments to the Issuer's suer), and called a sewer system (the public hearing to re- “System”) including all ceive input from the or a portion of the public with respect to costs of constructing a (a) the issuance of that new wastewater treat- portion of the Series ment facility and all re- 2018 Bonds issued un- lated improvements der the Act and (b) any (collectively, the “Pro- potential economic im- ject”), and (b) paying pact that the Project costs of issuance of described herein to be the Series 2018 financed with the pro- Bonds. ceeds of the Series PARAMETERS OF 2018 Bonds issued un- THE SERIES 2018 der the Act may have BONDS on the private sector. The Issuer intends to TIME, PLACE AND issue the Series 2018 LOCATION OF PUB- Bonds in the aggre- LIC HEARING gate principal amount The Issuer shall hold a of not more than Four public hearing on Million Eighty-Hundred August 15, 2018, at Eighty Thousand Dol- the hour of 7:00 p.m. lars ($4,880,000), to at 429 East Main mature in not more Street, Grantsville, than thirty-three (33) Utah. The purpose of years from their date the hearing is to re- or dates, to be sold at ceive input from the a price not less than public with respect to ninety-eight percent (a) the issuance of that (98%) of the total prin- portion of the Series cipal amount thereof, 2018 Bonds issued un- and bearing interest at der the Act and (b) any a rate or rates not to potential economic im- exceed one and pact that the Project to three-quarters percent be financed with the (1.75%) per annum. proceeds of that por- The Series 2018 tion of the Series 2018 Bonds are to be issued Bonds issued under and sold by the Issuer the Act may have on pursuant to the Reso- the private sector. All lution, including as part members of the public of said Resolution, a are invited to attend Master Resolution and participate. (“Master Resolution”) PURPOSE FOR ISSU- which was before the ING THE SERIES Council in substantially 2018 BONDS final form at the time of The Series 2018 the adoption of the Bonds will be issued Resolution and said for the purpose of (a) Master Resolution is to financing all or a por- be executed by the Is- tion of the costs of im- suer in such form and provements to the Is- with such changes suer's water system thereto as shall be ap- (the “System”) and all proved by the Issuer; related improvements provided that the prin- (collectively, the “Se- cipal amount, interest ries 2018 Project”) and rate or rates, maturity, (b) paying costs of is- and discount of the suance of the Series Series 2018 Bonds will 2018 Bonds. not exceed the maxi- PARAMETERS OF mums set forth above. THE SERIES 2018 NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Issuer reserves BONDS HEARING AND the right to not issue The Issuer intends to BONDS TO BE IS- the Series 2018 Bonds issue the Series 2018 SUED for any reason and at Bonds in the aggre- NOTICE IS HEREBY any time up to the is- gate principal amount GIVEN pursuant to the suance of the Series of not more than Three provisions of the Local 2018 Bonds. Million Five Hundred Government Bonding REVENUES PRO- Thousand Dollars Act, Title 11, Chapter POSED TO BE ($3,500,000), to ma- 14, Utah Code Anno- PLEDGED ture in not more than tated 1953, as The Series 2018 twenty-five (25) years amended (the “Act”), Bonds are special lim- from their date or that on April 18, 2018, ited obligations of the dates, to be sold at a the City Council (the Issuer payable from price not less than “Council”) of Grants- the net revenues of the ninety-eight percent ville City, Utah (the “Is- System. (98%) of the total prin- suer”), adopted a reso- OUTSTANDING cipal amount thereof, lution (the “Resolu- BONDS SECURED and bearing interest at tion”) in which it BY REVENUES a rate or rates not to authorized the issu- The Issuer currently exceed one and a half ance of the Issuer's has $0 of bonds out- percent (1.50%) per Sewer Revenue standing secured by annum. The Series NOTICE OF TRUS- Bonds, Series 2018 the Revenues. 2018 Bonds are to be TEE'S SALE (the “Series 2018 OTHER OUTSTAND- issued and sold by the The following de- Bonds”) (to be issued ING BONDS OF THE Issuer pursuant to the scribed property will be in one or more series ISSUER Resolution, including sold at public auction and with such other Additional information as part of said Resolu- to the highest bidder, series or title designa- regarding the Issuer's tion, a Master Resolu- payable in lawful tion(s) as may be de- outstanding bonds tion (“Master Resolu- money of the United termined by the Is- may be found in the Is- tion”) which was be- States at the time of suer), and called a suer's financial report fore the Council in sale, at the main en- public hearing to re- (the “Financial Re- substantially final form trance of the Third Ju- ceive input from the p o r t ” ) a t : at the time of the dicial District Court- public with respect to http://secure.utah.gov/ adoption of the Reso- house, 74 South 100 (a) the issuance of that auditor-search/. For lution and said Master East, Suite 14, Tooele, portion of the Series additional information, Resolution is to be Utah, on Monday, 2018 Bonds issued un- including any informa- executed by the Issuer August 13, 2018 at der the Act and (b) any tion more recent than in such form and with 10:00 a.m. of said day potential economic im- as of the date of the such changes thereto for the purpose of fore- pact that the Project Financial Report, as shall be approved closing the Trust Deed described herein to be please contact Sheri by the Issuer; provided With Assignment of financed with the pro- Broadbent, City Fi- that the principal Rents dated May 30, ceeds of the Series nance Director (435) amount, interest rate 2014, from CAFFE 2018 Bonds issued un- 884-3411. or rates, maturity, and RIBS INC., a Utah cor- der the Act may have TOTAL ESTIMATED discount of the Series poration, as Trustor, in on the private sector. COST OF BONDS 2018 Bonds will not favor of WILLOW TIME, PLACE AND Based on the Issuer's exceed the maximums SPRINGS REAL ES- LOCATION OF PUB- current plan of finance set forth above. The TATE, LLC, a Utah LIC HEARING and a current estimate Issuer reserves the limited liability com- The Issuer shall hold a of interest rates, the right to not issue the pany, CUTTING public hearing on total principal and in- Series 2018 Bonds for EDGE REAL ESTATE August 15, 2018, at terest cost of the Se- NOTICE OF PUBLIC any reason and at any HOLDINGS, LLC, an the hour of 7:00 p.m. ries 2018 Bonds to be HEARING AND time up to the issu- Alaska limited liability at 429 East Main issued under the Act to BONDS TO BE IS- ance of the Series company, and SUN Street, Grantsville, finance the Project, if SUED 2018 Bonds. VALLEY DEVELOP- Utah. The purpose of held until maturity, is NOTICE IS HEREBY REVENUES PRO- MENT, LLC, a Utah the hearing is to re- $6,314,353. GIVEN pursuant to the POSED TO BE limited liability com- ceive input from the A copy of the Resolu- provisions of the Local PLEDGED TUESDAYpany, asJuly Beneficiary, 24, 2018 B6 TOOELE publicTRANSCRIPT with respect BULLETIN to tion and the Bond Government Bonding The Series 2018 and FIRST AMERI- (a) the issuance of that Contract Documents Act, Title 11, Chapter Bonds are special lim- CAN TITLE INSUR- portion of the Series are on file in the office 14, Utah Code Anno- ited obligations of the ANCE COMPANY, as 2018 Bonds issued un- of Grantsville City Re- tated 1953, as Issuer payable from Trustee (the “Trust der the Act and (b) any corder, 429 East Main, amended (the “Act”), the net revenues of the Deed”). The Trust To place your Classifi ed ad potential economic im- Grantsville, Utah, that on April 18, 2018, System. To place yourDeed Classifi was fileded ad for re- call 435-882-0050 pact that the Project to where they may be ex- the City Council (the OUTSTANDINGcall 435-882-0050cording on June 13, be financed with the amined during regular “Council”) of Grants- BONDS SECURED 2014 as Entry 399729 proceeds of that por- business hours of the ville City, Utah (the “Is- BY REVENUES in the Official Records CLASSIFIEDtion of the Series 2018 City Recorder from suer”), adopted a reso- The Issuer currently of Tooele County, Bonds issued under 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. lution (the “Resolu- has $0 of bonds out- State of Utah. The real the Act may have on Monday through Fri- tion”) in which it standing secured by property encumbered Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, the private sector. All day, for a period of at authorized the issu- the Revenues. by the Trust Deed is CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES published every Tuesday and Thursday Classifi ed membersad deadlines: of the Mondaypublic least 4:45 thirty p.m. (30) for daysTuesdayance edition of the • Issuer's WednesdayOTHER 4:45 OUTSTAND- p.m. for Thursdaysituated edition in Tooele All classifi ed line ads runningare in the invited Tooele Transcript to attendBulletin on Tuesdayfrom or andThursday after will automatically the date run in Waterthe Tooele Valley Extra Revenue, a separate publicationING that BONDS is delivered to OFall nonsubscribers THE County, of the Tooele Utah.Transcript Bulletin. TWENTY WORDS OR LESS MONTHLY RATE and participate. of publication of this Bonds, Series 2018 ISSUER Trustee will sell at pub- An ad running a minimum of 8 consecutive issues NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. does not endorse, promote, or encourage the purchase of any product All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which $ 50 After 20 words or service advertised in thisPURPOSE newspaper. Advertisements FOR ISSU- are the solenotice. responsibility of the advertiser. Transcript(the makes “Series it illegal to advertise 2018 “any preference,Additional limitation, information or discrimination basedlic on auction race, religion, to sex the or national high- 30¢ per word/issue $2.00 per word over 20 words Bulletin Publishing Co. herebyING disclaims THE all liability for SERIES any damages sufferedNOTICE as the result IS ofFURTHER any advertisement Bonds”)in origin, or(to any intentionbe issued to make any regardingsuch preference, limitation the Issuer's or discrimination.”est The Tooele bidder Transcript-Bulletin without will 6 $ the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. is not responsible for any claims or representations not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are informed that Bold/boxed ads extra made in advertisements in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. The Tooele Transcript-GIVEN Bulletin that has thea soleperiod authority of to editin oneall dwellings or more advertised series in this paperoutstanding are available on an equal opportunity bonds basis. Bold type 5¢ per word/issue 25 2018 BONDS covenant or warranty (20 words or less) No credit for stopped ads. Includes and locate any classifi ed advertisementThe Series as deemed appropriate. 2018 Transcriptthirty Bulletin (30) Publishing days Company from reservesand with such other may be found in the Is- as to title, express or Boxed ads 50¢ per issue 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra the right to refuse any advertisement. Bonds will be issued and after the date of series or title designa- suer's financial report implied, regarding title, for the purpose of (a) the publication of this tion(s) as may be de- (the “Financial Re- possession, condition financing improve- notice is provided by termined by the Is- p o r t ” ) a t : or encumbrances, in- Services Miscellaneous Help Wanted Homes mentsPublic to theNotices Issuer's lawPublic during Notices which any suer),Public and Notices called a http://secure.utah.gov/Public Notices cludingPublic fees, Notices charges, sewerMeetings system (the personMeetings in interest shall publicMeetings hearing to re- auditor-search/.Meetings For and expensesTrustees of the “System”) including all have the right to con- ceive input from the additional information, Trustee and of the A1 PAINTING. Inte- PORCH-LIFT 52” Business owners If Planning on selling or a portion of the test the legality of the public with respect to including any informa- trusts created by said rior, exterior painting, VERTICAL WHEEL- you need someone your home, you could costs of constructing a Resolution, the Master (a) the issuance of that tion more recent than Trust Deed, to pay the staining, deck oiling, CHAIR PLATFORM fast, place your clas- be sending your sales new wastewater treat- Resolution or the Se- portion of the Series as of the date of the remaining principal power washing, dry- LIFT. GREAT CON- sified ad in all 48 of points to up to ment facility and all re- ries 2018 Bonds, or 2018 Bonds issued un- Financial Report, sum of the note se- wall, phase, patching. DITION, HAS BEEN Utah's newspapers. 340,000 households lated improvements any provision made for der the Act and (b) any please contact Sheri cured by said Trust Professional work at IN GARAGE. NO The person you are at once. For $163. (collectively, the “Pro- the security and pay- potential economic im- Broadbent, City Fi- Deed, including delin- reasonable rates. WEATHER DAMAGE looking for could be you can place your ject”), and (b) paying ment of the Series pact that the Project nance Director (435) quent property taxes, (435)840-3282 $1500/OBO CALL from out of town. The 25 word classified ad costs of issuance of 2018 Bonds, and that described herein to be 884-3411. the real property situ- DRYWALL: Hanging, 435-841-7337 OR cost is only $163. for to all 45 newspapers the Series 2018 after such time, no one financed with the pro- TOTAL ESTIMATED ated in Tooele County, finishing, texturing. 435-841-7338 a 25 word ad and it in Utah. Just call the Bonds. shall have any cause ceeds of the Series COST OF BONDS State of Utah, de- reaches up to Transcript Bulletin at PARAMETERS OF of action to contest the 2018 Bonds issued un- Based on the Issuer's 36 years experience. SELL YOUR computer scribed as: 340,000 households. 882-0050 for all the THE SERIES 2018 regularity, formality, or der the Act may have current plan of finance Licensed and in- in the classifieds. Call Parcel 1: Lot 10 and All you do is call the details. (Mention BONDS legality thereof for any on the private sector. and a current estimate sured. Doug 882-0050 or visit the Southwest Quarter Transcript Bulletin at ucan) The Issuer intends to cause whatsoever. TIME, PLACE AND of interest rates, the (435)830-2653 www.tooeletranscript. of the Northwest Quar- (435)882-0050 for all issue the Series 2018 DATED this April 18, LOCATION OF PUB- total principal and in- com ter of Section 2, Town- ELECTRICIAN/ the details. (Mention Bonds in the aggre- 2018. LIC HEARING terest cost of the Se- ship 5 South, Range 5 HANDYMAN residen- Stop paying someone UCAN) You can now Water Shares gate principal amount Christina Webb The Issuer shall hold a ries 2018 Bonds to be West, Salt Lake Base tial/ commercial elec- to tune up your com- order onlin e of not more than Four City Recorder public hearing on issued under the Act to and Meridian. (Parcel trical installs & re- puter! I’m Scott Lind- www.utahpress.com 1.3 ACRE FEET in Million Eighty-Hundred (Published in the Tran- August 15, 2018, at finance the Project, if No. 06-055-0-0001) pairs, remodeling, say, the Tech Guru Eighty Thousand Dol- script Bulletin July 19 the hour of 7:00 p.m. held until maturity, is FRANDSEN DENTAL W e s t E r d a , Parcel 2: Lots 1, 2, 3, painting, plumbing! writer for the Tran- lars ($4,880,000), to & 24, 2018) at 429 East Main $4,149,402.50. in Grantsville is look- $8,000.00. Call 6, 7, 9, 16 and 17 of Dale 435-843-7693 script Bulletin News- mature in not more Street, Grantsville, A copy of the Resolu- ing to hire a fun, en- 435-830-2426 Section 3, Township 5 801-865-1878 Li- paper. I produced 14 than thirty-three (33) TOOELE CITY Utah. The purpose of tion and the Bond ergetic, and outgoing South, Range 5 West, censed, insured. Ma- videos showing you 2 ACRE FEET in East years from their date REQUEST FOR PRO- the hearing is to re- Contract Documents Dental Assistant. 5 Salt Lake Base and jor credit cards ac- step-by-step, how to Erda (East of Drou- or dates, to be sold at POSALS ceive input from the are on file in the office days a week, must Meridian. (Parcel No. cepted! tune up your own bay Road, $9,500 a price not less than Construction Manager public with respect to of Grantsville City Re- 06-056-0-0001) have 2 years dental obo per acre foot. / General Contractor HANDY-MAN SERV- PC computer, easily ninety-eight percent (a) the issuance of that corder, 429 East Main, Less and excepting experience to keep Call 435-830-2426 for the Tooele Public ICES remodeling, and fast! I will give (98%) of the total prin- portion of the Series Grantsville, Utah, therefrom any portions up. Please e-mail re- Safety Building painting, texturing, you a free copy of cipal amount thereof, 2018 Bonds issued un- where they may be ex- within the Railroad and sume to tiffany@fran- SEALED Statement of framing, tree work, Microsoft Office and bearing interest at der the Act and (b) any amined during regular the County Roads. sendental.com Buildings Qualifications must be landscaping, etc. Li- 2 0 1 6 P r o ! a rate or rates not to potential economic im- business hours of the Parcel 3: Lots 10, 15 received by Thursday, censed call Ray www.Tune- SALON VOLUME exceed one and pact that the Project to City Recorder from and 19 of Section 3, August 2nd, 2018, by 435-849-7011 UpVideos.com for *NOW HIRING ALL If you build, remodel or three-quarters percent be financed with the 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Township 5 South, details. POSITIONS* remove buildings you (1.75%) per annum. 2:00 p.m. (MST) in the proceeds of that por- Monday through Fri- Range 5 West, Salt HANDYMAN, any kind - FULL & PART TIME can place your classi- Office of the Tooele tion of the Series 2018 day, for a period of at You may have just the The Series 2018 Lake Base and Merid- of handyman work, POSITIONS fied ad in 45 of Utah's City Recorder (Room Bonds issued under least thirty (30) days thing someone out of Bonds are to be issued ian. (Parcel No. yard work, leaf - REASONABLE newspapers for only 227), Tooele City Hall, the Act may have on from and after the date town is looking for. and sold by the Issuer 06-056-0-0002). cleanup. Residential BOOTH/ROOM $163. for 25 words 90 North Main Street, the private sector. All of publication of this Place your classified pursuant to the Reso- Parcel 4: Lot 17 of and business. Call RENT ($5. for each addi- Tooele, Utah 84074 for members of the public notice. ad in 45 of Utah's lution, including as part Section 34, Township J i m m y a t - GREAT LOCATION tional word). You will the following project: are invited to attend NOTICE IS FURTHER newspapers, the cost of said Resolution, a 4 South, Range 5 (435)228-8561 - 209 N MAIN reach up to 340,000 GENERAL CON- and participate. GIVEN that a period of is $163. For up to 25 Master Resolution West, Salt Lake Base STREET, TOOELE households and all TRACTOR FOR THE PURPOSE FOR ISSU- thirty (30) days from HANSON & SONS words. You will be (“Master Resolution”) and Meridian. (Parcel - CONVENIENT you do is call the CONSTRUCTION OF ING THE SERIES and after the date of handyman your local reaching a potential which was before the No. 06-025-0-0005). CUSTOMER PARK- Transcript Bulletin at THE Tooele City Pub- 2018 BONDS the publication of this home advisor. Base- of up to 340,000 Council in substantially Parcel 5: Lots 11 and ING 882-0050 for all the lic Safety Building The Series 2018 notice is provided by ments, siding, roof- households. All you final form at the time of 18 of Section 34, - PLEASE CALL/TXT: details. (Mention PROJECT DESCRIP- Bonds will be issued law during which any ing, decks, tile, and need to do is call the the adoption of the Township 4 South, STEPHANIE @ (435) UCAN Classified Net- TION: for the purpose of (a) person in interest shall framing. Reasonable, Transcript Bulletin at Resolution and said Range 5 West, Salt 728-4668 ALLISON work) Tooele City is seeking financing all or a por- have the right to con- Local, Tooele. Jeff 882-0050 for full de- Master Resolution is to Lake Base and Merid- @ (435) 840-5853 proposals from quali- tion of the costs of im- test the legality of the 435-775-1445 tails. (Mention UCAN) be executed by the Is- ian. (Parcel No. suer in such form and fied proponents to pro- provements to the Is- Resolution, the Master HOME REPAIRS ex- Public Notices 06-025-0-0002) with such changes vide construction man- suer's water system Resolution or the Se- pert. Doors, knobs, Meetings Parcel 6: Lots 3, 4, 5, Furniture & Business thereto as shall be ap- ager / general contrac- (the “System”) and all ries 2018 Bonds, or trim, baseboards, 6, 7, 8 and the North- Appliances Opportunities proved by the Issuer; tor (“CM / GC”) serv- related improvements any provision made for mouldings, drywall re- Deadline for public west Quarter of the provided that the prin- ices for the Tooele City (collectively, the “Se- the security and pay- Southwest Quarter of pairs, texturing, Small Business own- notices is 4 p.m. the NORTH VALLEY Ap- cipal amount, interest Public Safety Building ries 2018 Project”) and ment of the Series Section 35, Township caulking, weather- ers: Place your clas- day prior to publica- pliance. Washers/ rate or rates, maturity, to be located at ap- (b) paying costs of is- 2018 Bonds, and that 4 South, Range 5 proofing, framing, sified ad in 45 news- tion. Public notices dryers refrigerators, and discount of the proximately 80 North suance of the Series after such time, no one West, Salt Lake Base home updating and papers throughout submitted past the freezers, stoves. Series 2018 Bonds will 50 East, Tooele, Utah. 2018 Bonds. shall have any cause and Meridian. (Parcel renovations and Utah for only $163. deadline will not be $149-$399 full war- not exceed the maxi- The project's contract PARAMETERS OF of action to contest the No. 06-025-0-0003). much more. Small for 25 words, and $5. accepted. ranty. Complete re- mums set forth above. documents will be cre- THE SERIES 2018 regularity, formality, or Less and excepting jobs okay. Call per word over 25. UPAXLP pair service. Satis- The Issuer reserves ated by JRCA Archi- BONDS legality thereof for any from Lot 3 a 65 by 300 S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) You will reach up to NOTICE OF PUBLIC faction guaranteed. the right to not issue tects, Inc. The Issuer intends to cause whatsoever. foot parcel conveyed 840-0344. 340,000 households H E A R I N G A N D Parts for all brands. the Series 2018 Bonds INSTRUCTIONS AND issue the Series 2018 DATED this April 18, to Albert L. Young. and it is a one call, BONDS TO BE IS- LAWN AND MORE! (435)830-3225. for any reason and at QUALIFICATIONS: Bonds in the aggre- 2018. Also less and except- one order, one bill SUED Don’t break your any time up to the is- CM / GC's responding gate principal amount Christina Webb ing therefrom any por- program. Call the NOTICE IS HEREBY back, pay us to do it Garage, Yard suance of the Series to this RFP shall have of not more than Three City Recorder tions within the Rail- Transcript Bulletin at GIVEN pursuant to the f o r y o u ! 2018 Bonds. completed similar po- Million Five Hundred (Published in the Tran- road and County Sales 882-0050 for further provisions of the Local 435-841-0051 or REVENUES PRO- lice and law enforce- Thousand Dollars script Bulletin July 19 Roads. info. (ucan) Government Bonding 435-228-8286 HAVING A GARAGE POSED TO BE ment facilities. ($3,500,000), to ma- & 24, 2018) Parcel 7: South _ of Act, Title 11, Chapter SALE? Advertise it in PLEDGED OBTAINING DOCU- ture in not more than Section 35, Township LAWN MOWING serv- 14, Utah Code Anno- the classifieds. Call The Series 2018 MENTS: twenty-five (25) years 4 South, Range 4 ices $15 for a regular Wanted tated 1953, as Public Notices 882-0050 Bonds are special lim- Request for Proposal from their date or West, Salt Lake Base size yard $20 for amended (the “Act”), Trustees ited obligations of the Documents may be dates, to be sold at a and Meridian. Less larger yards. Trim- that on April 18, 2018, TOOELE 160 N 4th St I PAY ABOVE pawn Issuer payable from obtained from the price not less than 1.55 Acre Road (Par- ming also included, the City Council (the Deadline for public Saturday July 28th shop offers for gold the net revenues of the Tooele City Recorder ninety-eight percent c e l N o . c a l l J e f f “Council”) of Grants- notices is 4 p.m. the 9am-1pm. Furniture, and precious metals. System. (Room 227), Tooele (98%) of the total prin- 06-012-0-0014). 435-840-1190. ville City, Utah (the “Is- day prior to publica- m i s c t o o l s , This includes broken OUTSTANDING City Hall, 90 North cipal amount thereof, Parcel 8: South _ of suer”), adopted a reso- tion. Public notices RAIN GUTTERS, parts-power tools, or unwanted jewelry, BONDS SECURED Main Street, Tooele, and bearing interest at Section 34, Township lution (the “Resolu- submitted past the seamless, aluminum, knickknacks. dental gold, as well BY REVENUES Utah 84074. Tele- a rate or rates not to 4 South, Range 4 tion”) in which it deadline will not be all colors, leaf protec- as gold & silver coins. The Issuer currently phone 435-843-2110 exceed one and a half West, Salt Lake Base TOOELE 35 S 4th St. authorized the issu- accepted. tion cleaning. Li- Call or tex t has $0 of bonds out- ANY QUESTIONS percent (1.50%) per and Meridian. Less Saturday 7am-noon ance of the Issuer's UPAXLP censed and insured, (801)330-8155 after standing secured by SHOULD BE DI- annum. The Series Road and Basin. (Par- Multi family lots of S ewer Revenue free estimates . 6pm. the Revenues. RECTED TO: 2018 Bonds are to be NOTICE OF TRUS- c e l N o . old windows, furni- Bonds, Series 2018 (435)841-4001 OTHER OUTSTAND- Bidders should limit issued and sold by the TEE'S SALE 06-013-0-0004). ture, nice clothes, lots (the “Series 2018 ING BONDS OF THE their contact and ques- Issuer pursuant to the The following de- Parcel 9: The Utility REMODELING SPE- of misc items. Bonds”) (to be issued Autos ISSUER tions regarding this Resolution, including scribed property will be Easement as reserved CIALIST kitchens, in one or more series Additional information project to: as part of said Resolu- sold at public auction in Warranty Deed re- bathrooms, additions, and with such other Pets regarding the Issuer's Jim Child, AIA tion, a Master Resolu- to the highest bidder, corded March 31, basement, finish car- SELL YOUR CAR or series or title designa- outstanding bonds JRCA Architects tion (“Master Resolu- payable in lawful 2014, as Entry No. pentry, custom tile, boat in the classi- tion(s) as may be de- may be found in the Is- [email protected] tion”) which was be- money of the United 397064, described as siding and roofing li- fieds. Call 882-0050 termined by the Is- Pampered Pet Re- suer's financial report Bidders are instructed fore the Council in States at the time of follows: censed and insured. or visit www.tooele- suer), and called a sort (the “Financial Re- not to contact other substantially final form sale, at the main en- A 20 FOOT WIDE Free estimate s transcript. com public hearing to re- Quality pet care for p o r t ” ) a t : City staff or elected of- at the time of the trance of the Third Ju- EASEMENT LO- 435-841-4001 ceive input from the over 30 years. http://secure.utah.gov/ ficials regarding this adoption of the Reso- dicial District Court- CATED IN LOT 4 OF TRACTOR SERVICE Homes for public with respect to Dog & Cat boarding auditor-search/. For project. lution and said Master house, 74 South 100 THE SOUTHEAST Field mowing, final (a) the issuance of that 435-884-3374 Rent additional information, Tooele City reserves Resolution is to be East, Suite 14, Tooele, QUARTER OF SEC- grades, leveling, field portion of the Series pamperedpetresort.com including any informa- the right to reject any executed by the Issuer Utah, on Monday, TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 plowing, garden till- 2 LARGE BDRM 1 1/2 2018 Bonds issued un- tion more recent than or all proposals, or any in such form and with August 13, 2018 at SOUTH, RANGE 5 ing, Dump trailer, bath 1500/sq ft home der the Act and (b) any RUSH as of the date of the parts of any proposal, such changes thereto 10:00 a.m. of said day WEST, SALT LAKE yard cleanup . enclose 2 carports potential economic im- LAKE Financial Report, to waive any informal- as shall be approved for the purpose of fore- BASE AND MERID- (435)830-1124 $1300/mo water, pact that the Project KENNELS. please contact Sheri ity or technicality, and by the Issuer; provided closing the Trust Deed IAN. electricity included. described herein to be With Assignment of TREE WORK. Free Dog & Cat boarding, Broadbent, City Fi- to accept any proposal that the principal COMMENCING AT $1000/dep new floor- financed with the pro- Rents dated May 30, estimates! Local obedience training. nance Director (435) deemed to be in the amount, interest rate THE SOUTHEAST ing, fresh paint ceeds of the Series 2014, from CAFFE company. Licensed Call (435)882-5266 884-3411. best interest of the or rates, maturity, and CORNER OF SEC- 435-830-1177 2018 Bonds issued un- RIBS INC., a Utah cor- & insured. Bucket rushlakekennels.co TOTAL ESTIMATED City. discount of the Series TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 der the Act may have poration, as Trustor, in truck, Crane serv- m NICE 2BDRM Rental COST OF BONDS Dated This 17th day of 2018 Bonds will not SOUTH, RANGE 5 on the private sector. favor of WILLOW ice, Stump removal, with garage no smok- Based on the Issuer's July, 2018 exceed the maximums WEST, SALT LAKE TIME, PLACE AND SPRINGS REAL ES- mulch. ing, no pets $850/mo current plan of finance By: Lisa Carpenter set forth above. The BASE AND MERID- LOCATION OF PUB- TATE, LLC, a Utah 801-633-6685 Pre- $850/dep cal l and a current estimate (Published in the Tran- Issuer reserves the IAN; AND RUNNING Livestock LIC HEARING limited liability com- ciseYard.com 385-208-6211 of interest rates, the script Bulletin July 19, right to not issue the THENCE NORTH The Issuer shall hold a total principal and in- 24, 26 & 31, 2018) Series 2018 Bonds for p any, CUTTING 0 1°13'43” EAST public hearing on Need to sell that new terest cost of the Se- any reason and at any EDGE REAL ESTATE ALONG THE EAST August 15, 2018, at NOTICE OF PUBLIC champion bull or your Homes ries 2018 Bonds to be time up to the issu- HOLDINGS, LLC, an L I N E O F T H E Miscellaneous the hour of 7:00 p.m. H E A R I N G A N D yearling calves? issued under the Act to ance of the Series Alaska limited liability SOUTHEAST QUAR- at 429 East Main BONDS TO BE IS- Place your classified finance the Project, if 2018 Bonds. company, and SUN TER OF SAID SEC- Street, Grantsville, SUED DIAMONDS don't pay ad into 47 newspa- *FORECLOSURES* held until maturity, is REVENUES PRO- VALLEY DEVELOP- TION 3, A DISTANCE Utah. The purpose of NOTICE IS HEREBY retail! Large selec- pers, find your buyers Also new, existing $6,314,353. POSED TO BE MENT, LLC, a Utah OF 800.00 FEET TO the hearing is to re- GIVEN pursuant to the tion, high quality. Bri- quickly. For only and “HUD” owned A copy of the Resolu- PLEDGED limited liability com- THE POINT OF BE- ceive input from the provisions of the Local dal sets, wedding $163. your 25 word homes. Save Thou- tion and the Bond The Series 2018 pany, as Beneficiary, G INNING, SAID public with respect to Government Bonding bands. Everything classified will be seen sands, Free pre- Contract Documents Bonds are special lim- and FIRST AMERI- POINT BEING THE (a) the issuance of that Act, Title 11, Chapter wholesale! Rocky by up to 500,000 qualification and are on file in the office ited obligations of the CAN TITLE INSUR- NORTHEAST COR- portion of the Series 14, Utah Code Anno- Mtn. Diamond Co. readers. It is as sim- Utah Housing Loan of Grantsville City Re- Issuer payable from ANCE COMPANY, as NER OF A 20 FOOT 2018 Bonds issued un- tated 1953, as S.L.C. ple as calling the information. Steve corder, 429 East Main, the net revenues of the Trustee (the “Trust WIDE EASEMENT der the Act and (b) any amended (the “Act”), 1-800-396-6948 Tooele Transcript Farnsworth Grantsville, Utah, System. Deed”). The Trust RECORDED AS EN- potential economic im- that on April 18, 2018, B u l l e t i n a t (801)997-0544 where they may be ex- OUTSTANDING Deed was filed for re- TRY #358210 IN THE If you sell Insurance, pact that the Project to the City Council (the (435)882-0050 for de- Farnsworth Realty, amined during regular BONDS SECURED cording on June 13, OFFICE OF THE promote a hospital or be financed with the “Council”) of Grants- tails. (Ucan) Inc. MLS business hours of the BY REVENUES 2014 as Entry 399729 TOOELE COUNTY an ambulance serv- proceeds of that por- ville City, Utah (the “Is- City Recorder from The Issuer currently in the Official Records RECORDER; ice, place your classi- MOBILE HOME on 1/4 tion of the Series 2018 suer”), adopted a reso- Sporting 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. has $0 of bonds out- of Tooele County, THENCE NORTH fied ad in all 47 of acre lot. Tree’s Bonds issued under lution (the “Resolu- Monday through Fri- standing secured by State of Utah. The real 88°64'17” WEST Utah's newspapers. Goods ,30x30 concrete pad, the Act may have on tion”) in which it day, for a period of at the Revenues. property encumbered ALONG THE NORTH The cost is only $163. basket ball court, 3 the private sector. All authorized the issu- by the Trust Deed is SELLING YOUR least thirty (30) days OTHER OUTSTAND- LINE OF SAID 20 for a 25 word ad ($5. sheds, fence, wood- members of the public ance of the Issuer's situated in Tooele mountain bike? Ad- from and after the date ING BONDS OF THE FOOT WIDE EASE- For each additional stove. $53,000/OBO are invited to attend Water Revenu e County, Utah. vertise it in the classi- of publication of this ISSUER MENT, A DISTANCE word). You will reach 790 VanDyke Way and participate. Bonds, Series 2018 Trustee will sell at pub- fieds. Call 882-0050 notice. Additional information OF 20.00 FEET; up to 500,000 news- Tooele PURPOSE FOR ISSU- (the “Series 2018 lic auction to the high- www.tooele tran- NOTICE IS FURTHER regarding the Issuer's THENCE PARALLEL paper readers. Just ING THE SERIES Bonds”) (to be issued est bidder without script.com SELLING YOUR GIVEN that a period of outstanding bonds WITH THE EAST LINE call Tooele Transcript 2018 BONDS in one or more series covenant or warranty HOME? Advertise it thirty (30) days from may be found in the Is- OF LOT 4 OF SAID B u l l e t i n a t SELL YOUR CAR or The Series 2018 and with such other as to title, express or in the classifieds. Call and after the date of suer's financial report SECTION 3, NORTH (435)882-0050 for de- boat in the classi- Bonds will be issued series or title designa- implied, regarding title, 882-0050 or visit the publication of this (the “Financial Re- 01°13'43” EAST, A tails. (Ucan) fieds. Call 882-0050 for the purpose of (a) tion(s) as may be de- possession, condition www.tooeletran notice is provided by p o r t ” ) a t : DISTANCE OF 501.56 DEADLINES FOR or visit www.tooele- financing improve- termined by the Is- or encumbrances, in- script.com law during which any http://secure.utah.gov/ FEET; TO THE ments to the Issuer's suer), and called a classifieds ads are transcript. com or person in interest shall auditor-search/. For cluding fees, charges, NORTH LINE OF BECOME A SUB- sewer system (the public hearing to re- M o n d a y a n d e-mail your ad to have the right to con- additional information, and expenses of the SAID LOT 4; THENCE SCRIBER. 882-0050 “System”) including all ceive input from the Wednesdays by 4:45 tbp@tooeletranscript. test the legality of the including any informa- Trustee and of the SOUTH 89°59'17” or a portion of the public with respect to p.m. com Resolution, the Master tion more recent than trusts created by said EAST ALONG SAID costs of constructing a (a) the issuance of that Resolution or the Se- as of the date of the Trust Deed, to pay the NORTH LINE, A DIS- new wastewater treat- portion of the Series ries 2018 Bonds, or Financial Report, remaining principal TANCE OF 20.00 ment facility and all re- 2018 Bonds issued un- any provision made for please contact Sheri sum of the note se- FEET TO THE lated improvements der the Act and (b) any the security and pay- Broadbent, City Fi- cured by said Trust NORTHEAST COR- (collectively, the “Pro- potential economic im- ment of the Series nance Director (435) Deed, including delin- NER OF SAID LOT 4; ject”), and (b) paying pact that the Project 2018 Bonds, and that 884-3411. quent property taxes, THENCE SOUTH costs of issuance of described herein to be after such time, no one TOTAL ESTIMATED the real property situ- 01°13'43” WEST the Series 2018 financed with the pro- shall have any cause COST OF BONDS ated in Tooele County, ALONG THE EAST Bonds. ceeds of the Series of action to contest the Based on the Issuer's State of Utah, de- LINE OF SAID LOT 4, PARAMETERS OF 2018 Bonds issued un- regularity, formality, or current plan of finance scribed as: A DISTANCE OF THE SERIES 2018 der the Act may have legality thereof for any and a current estimate Parcel 1: Lot 10 and 501.98 FEET TO THE BONDS on the private sector. cause whatsoever. of interest rates, the the Southwest Quarter POINT OF BEGIN- The Issuer intends to TIME, PLACE AND DATED this April 18, total principal and in- of the Northwest Quar- NING. issue the Series 2018 LOCATION OF PUB- 2018. terest cost of the Se- ter of Section 2, Town- TOGETHER WITH Bonds in the aggre- LIC HEARING Christina Webb ries 2018 Bonds to be ship 5 South, Range 5 (AS TO ALL PAR- gate principal amount The Issuer shall hold a City Recorder issued under the Act to West, Salt Lake Base CELS) THE FOLLOW- of not more than Four public hearing on (Published in the Tran- finance the Project, if and Meridian. (Parcel ING: Million Eighty-Hundred August 15, 2018, at script Bulletin July 19 held until maturity, is No. 06-055-0-0001) (a) All easements and Eighty Thousand Dol- the hour of 7:00 p.m. & 24, 2018) $4,149,402.50. Parcel 2: Lots 1, 2, 3, rights of way, and lars ($4,880,000), to at 429 East Main A copy of the Resolu- 6, 7, 9, 16 and 17 of other rights which are mature in not more Street, Grantsville, tion and the Bond Section 3, Township 5 appurtenant to the than thirty-three (33) Utah. The purpose of Contract Documents South, Range 5 West, foregoing described years from their date the hearing is to re- are on file in the office Salt Lake Base and land; or dates, to be sold at ceive input from the of Grantsville City Re- Meridian. (Parcel No. (b) All water and water a price not less than public with respect to corder, 429 East Main, 06-056-0-0001) rights appurtenant to, ninety-eight percent (a) the issuance of that Grantsville, Utah, Less and excepting beneficially used on or (98%) of the total prin- portion of the Series where they may be ex- therefrom any portions in connection with or cipal amount thereof, 2018 Bonds issued un- amined during regular within the Railroad and otherwise associated and bearing interest at der the Act and (b) any business hours of the the County Roads. with the foregoing de- a rate or rates not to potential economic im- City Recorder from Parcel 3: Lots 10, 15 scribed land, including exceed one and pact that the Project to 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 19 of Section 3, without limitation, wa- three-quarters percent be financed with the Monday through Fri- Township 5 South, ter rights, whether evi- (1.75%) per annum. proceeds of that por- day, for a period of at Range 5 West, Salt denced or initiated by The Series 2018 tion of the Series 2018 least thirty (30) days Lake Base and Merid- decree, published pro- Bonds are to be issued Bonds issued under from and after the date ian. (Parcel No. posed determination, and sold by the Issuer the Act may have on of publication of this 06-056-0-0002). diligence claim, under- pursuant to the Reso- the private sector. All notice. Parcel 4: Lot 17 of ground water claim, lution, including as part members of the public NOTICE IS FURTHER Section 34, Township water user's claim, ap- of said Resolution, a are invited to attend GIVEN that a period of 4 South, Range 5 proved or unapproved Master Resolution and participate. thirty (30) days from West, Salt Lake Base permanent or tempo- (“Master Resolution”) PURPOSE FOR ISSU- and after the date of and Meridian. (Parcel rary application to ap- which was before the ING THE SERIES the publication of this No. 06-025-0-0005). propriate water, ap- Council in substantially 2018 BONDS notice is provided by Parcel 5: Lots 11 and proved or unapproved final form at the time of The Series 2018 law during which any 18 of Section 34, permanent or tempo- the adoption of the Bonds will be issued person in interest shall Township 4 South, rary application for Resolution and said for the purpose of (a) have the right to con- Range 5 West, Salt permanent change of Master Resolution is to financing all or a por- test the legality of the Lake Base and Merid- water, approved or un- be executed by the Is- tion of the costs of im- Resolution, the Master ian. (Parcel No. approved application suer in such form and provements to the Is- Resolution or the Se- 06-025-0-0002) for exchange of water, with such changes suer's water system ries 2018 Bonds, or Parcel 6: Lots 3, 4, 5, water conservancy dis- thereto as shall be ap- (the “System”) and all any provision made for 6, 7, 8 and the North- trict contract or other proved by the Issuer; related improvements the security and pay- west Quarter of the contract or lease of provided that the prin- (collectively, the “Se- ment of the Series Southwest Quarter of water, shares of stock cipal amount, interest ries 2018 Project”) and 2018 Bonds, and that Section 35, Township or other interests in rate or rates, maturity, (b) paying costs of is- after such time, no one 4 South, Range 5 mutual ditch or irriga- and discount of the suance of the Series shall have any cause West, Salt Lake Base tion companies, to- Series 2018 Bonds will 2018 Bonds. of action to contest the and Meridian. (Parcel gether with all associ- not exceed the maxi- PARAMETERS OF regularity, formality, or No. 06-025-0-0003). ated easements, mums set forth above. THE SERIES 2018 legality thereof for any Less and excepting rights-of-way, struc- The Issuer reserves BONDS cause whatsoever. from Lot 3 a 65 by 300 tures and other inter- the right to not issue The Issuer intends to DATED this April 18, foot parcel conveyed ests necessary to di- the Series 2018 Bonds issue the Series 2018 2018. to Albert L. Young. vert and deliver the for any reason and at Bonds in the aggre- Christina Webb Also less and except- water from the points any time up to the is- gate principal amount City Recorder ing therefrom any por- of diversion to the fore- suance of the Series of not more than Three (Published in the Tran- tions within the Rail- going described land, 2018 Bonds. Million Five Hundred script Bulletin July 19 road and County including but not lim- REVENUES PRO- Thousand Dollars & 24, 2018) Roads. ited to, all ditches, POSED TO BE ($3,500,000), to ma- Parcel 7: South _ of headgates, reservoirs, PLEDGED ture in not more than Section 35, Township pipelines, wells and The Series 2018 twenty-five (25) years 4 South, Range 4 pumps; and, Bonds are special lim- from their date or West, Salt Lake Base (c) All minerals and ited obligations of the dates, to be sold at a and Meridian. Less minerals rights and in- Issuer payable from price not less than 1.55 Acre Road (Par- terests appurtenant to the net revenues of the ninety-eight percent c e l N o . the foregoing de- System. (98%) of the total prin- 06-012-0-0014). scribed land and all OUTSTANDING cipal amount thereof, Parcel 8: South _ of reservations, including BONDS SECURED and bearing interest at Section 34, Township without limitation, oil, BY REVENUES a rate or rates not to 4 South, Range 4 gas and hydrocarbon The Issuer currently exceed one and a half West, Salt Lake Base rights, geothermal has $0 of bonds out- percent (1.50%) per and Meridian. Less rights and resources, standing secured by annum. The Series Road and Basin. (Par- reserves, land posi- the Revenues. 2018 Bonds are to be c e l N o . tions, ores, byprod- OTHER OUTSTAND- issued and sold by the 06-013-0-0004). ucts, and leases ING BONDS OF THE Issuer pursuant to the Parcel 9: The Utility thereof or royalties or ISSUER Resolution, including Easement as reserved other interests therein. Additional information as part of said Resolu- in Warranty Deed re- The Trustee is not regarding the Issuer's tion, a Master Resolu- corded March 31, aware of any bank- outstanding bonds tion (“Master Resolu- 2014, as Entry No. ruptcy filing, payoff, re- may be found in the Is- tion”) which was be- 397064, described as instatement or any suer's financial report fore the Council in follows: other condition that (the “Financial Re- substantially final form A 20 FOOT WIDE would cause the can- p o r t ” ) a t : at the time of the EASEMENT LO- cellation of the sale. If http://secure.utah.gov/ adoption of the Reso- CATED IN LOT 4 OF any such condition ex- auditor-search/. For lution and said Master THE SOUTHEAST ists, the sale shall be additional information, Resolution is to be QUARTER OF SEC- void, the successful including any informa- executed by the Issuer TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 bidder's funds re- tion more recent than in such form and with SOUTH, RANGE 5 turned, and the Trus- as of the date of the such changes thereto WEST, SALT LAKE tee and current benefi- Financial Report, as shall be approved BASE AND MERID- ciary shall not be liable please contact Sheri by the Issuer; provided IAN. to the successful bid- Broadbent, City Fi- that the principal COMMENCING AT der for any damage. nance Director (435) amount, interest rate THE SOUTHEAST The address of the 884-3411. or rates, maturity, and CORNER OF SEC- property is purported TOTAL ESTIMATED discount of the Series TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 to be vacant land, COST OF BONDS 2018 Bonds will not SOUTH, RANGE 5 Tooele County, Utah. Based on the Issuer's exceed the maximums WEST, SALT LAKE The undersigned dis- current plan of finance set forth above. The BASE AND MERID- claims liability for any and a current estimate Issuer reserves the IAN; AND RUNNING error in the address. of interest rates, the right to not issue the THENCE NORTH The current beneficiary total principal and in- Series 2018 Bonds for 01°13'43” EAST under the Trust Deed terest cost of the Se- any reason and at any ALONG THE EAST is WILLOW SPRINGS ries 2018 Bonds to be time up to the issu- LINE OF THE REAL ESTATE, LLC, issued under the Act to ance of the Series SOUTHEAST QUAR- a Utah limited liability finance the Project, if 2018 Bonds. TER OF SAID SEC- company, CUTTING held until maturity, is REVENUES PRO- TION 3, A DISTANCE EDGE REAL ESTATE $6,314,353. POSED TO BE OF 800.00 FEET TO HOLDINGS, LLC, an A copy of the Resolu- PLEDGED THE POINT OF BE- Alaska limited liability tion and the Bond The Series 2018 GINNING, SAID company, and SUN Contract Documents Bonds are special lim- POINT BEING THE VALLEY DEVELOP- are on file in the office ited obligations of the NORTHEAST COR- MENT, LLC, a Utah of Grantsville City Re- Issuer payable from NER OF A 20 FOOT limited liability com- corder, 429 East Main, the net revenues of the WIDE EASEMENT pany, and the record Grantsville, Utah, System. RECORDED AS EN- owner of the property where they may be ex- OUTSTANDING TRY #358210 IN THE as of the recording of amined during regular BONDS SECURED OFFICE OF THE the notice of default is business hours of the BY REVENUES TOOELE COUNTY CAFFE RIBS, INC., a City Recorder from The Issuer currently RECORDER; Utah corporation. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. has $0 of bonds out- THENCE NORTH Bidders must be pre- Monday through Fri- standing secured by 88°64'17” WEST pared to tender to the day, for a period of at the Revenues. ALONG THE NORTH Trustee a $5,000.00 least thirty (30) days OTHER OUTSTAND- LINE OF SAID 20 cashier's check at the from and after the date ING BONDS OF THE FOOT WIDE EASE- sale and a cashier's of publication of this ISSUER MENT, A DISTANCE check for the balance notice. Additional information OF 20.00 FEET; of the purchase price NOTICE IS FURTHER regarding the Issuer's THENCE PARALLEL within 24 hours after GIVEN that a period of outstanding bonds WITH THE EAST LINE the sale. thirty (30) days from may be found in the Is- OF LOT 4 OF SAID THIS NOTICE IS AN and after the date of suer's financial report SECTION 3, NORTH ATTEMPT TO COL- the publication of this (the “Financial Re- 01°13'43” EAST, A LECT A DEBT, AND notice is provided by p o r t ” ) a t : DISTANCE OF 501.56 ANY INFORMATION law during which any http://secure.utah.gov/ FEET; TO THE OBTAINED WILL BE person in interest shall auditor-search/. For NORTH LINE OF USED FOR THAT have the right to con- additional information, SAID LOT 4; THENCE PURPOSE. test the legality of the including any informa- SOUTH 89°59'17” DATED: July 5, Resolution, the Master tion more recent than EAST ALONG SAID 2018. Jeremy C. Resolution or the Se- as of the date of the NORTH LINE, A DIS- Reutzel, Trustee ries 2018 Bonds, or Financial Report, TANCE OF 20.00 Bennett Tueller John- any provision made for please contact Sheri FEET TO THE son & Deere the security and pay- Broadbent, City Fi- NORTHEAST COR- 3165 East Millrock ment of the Series nance Director (435) NER OF SAID LOT 4; Drive, Suite 500 Salt 2018 Bonds, and that 884-3411. THENCE SOUTH Lake City, Utah 84121 after such time, no one TOTAL ESTIMATED 01°13'43” WEST (801) 438-2000 shall have any cause COST OF BONDS ALONG THE EAST (Published in the Tran- of action to contest the Based on the Issuer's LINE OF SAID LOT 4, script Bulletin July 10, regularity, formality, or current plan of finance A DISTANCE OF 17 & 24, 2018) legality thereof for any and a current estimate 501.98 FEET TO THE cause whatsoever. of interest rates, the POINT OF BEGIN- DATED this April 18, total principal and in- NING. 2018. terest cost of the Se- TOGETHER WITH Christina Webb ries 2018 Bonds to be (AS TO ALL PAR- City Recorder issued under the Act to CELS) THE FOLLOW- (Published in the Tran- finance the Project, if ING: script Bulletin July 19 held until maturity, is (a) All easements and & 24, 2018) $4,149,402.50. rights of way, and A copy of the Resolu- other rights which are tion and the Bond appurtenant to the Contract Documents foregoing described are on file in the office land; of Grantsville City Re- (b) All water and water corder, 429 East Main, rights appurtenant to, Grantsville, Utah, beneficially used on or where they may be ex- in connection with or amined during regular otherwise associated business hours of the with the foregoing de- City Recorder from scribed land, including 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. without limitation, wa- Monday through Fri- ter rights, whether evi- day, for a period of at denced or initiated by least thirty (30) days decree, published pro- from and after the date posed determination, of publication of this diligence claim, under- notice. ground water claim, NOTICE IS FURTHER water user's claim, ap- GIVEN that a period of proved or unapproved thirty (30) days from permanent or tempo- and after the date of rary application to ap- the publication of this propriate water, ap- notice is provided by proved or unapproved law during which any permanent or tempo- person in interest shall rary application for have the right to con- permanent change of test the legality of the water, approved or un- Resolution, the Master approved application Resolution or the Se- for exchange of water, ries 2018 Bonds, or water conservancy dis- any provision made for trict contract or other the security and pay- contract or lease of ment of the Series water, shares of stock 2018 Bonds, and that or other interests in after such time, no one mutual ditch or irriga- shall have any cause tion companies, to- of action to contest the gether with all associ- regularity, formality, or ated easements, legality thereof for any rights-of-way, struc- cause whatsoever. tures and other inter- DATED this April 18, ests necessary to di- 2018. vert and deliver the Christina Webb water from the points City Recorder of diversion to the fore- (Published in the Tran- going described land, script Bulletin July 19 including but not lim- & 24, 2018) ited to, all ditches, headgates, reservoirs, pipelines, wells and pumps; and, (c) All minerals and minerals rights and in- terests appurtenant to the foregoing de- scribed land and all reservations, including without limitation, oil, gas and hydrocarbon rights, geothermal rights and resources, reserves, land posi- tions, ores, byprod- ucts, and leases thereof or royalties or other interests therein. The Trustee is not aware of any bank- ruptcy filing, payoff, re- instatement or any other condition that would cause the can- cellation of the sale. If any such condition ex- ists, the sale shall be void, the successful bidder's funds re- turned, and the Trus- tee and current benefi- ciary shall not be liable to the successful bid- der for any damage. The address of the property is purported to be vacant land, Tooele County, Utah. The undersigned dis- claims liability for any error in the address. The current beneficiary under the Trust Deed is WILLOW SPRINGS REAL ESTATE, LLC, a Utah limited liability company, CUTTING EDGE REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC, an Alaska limited liability company, and SUN VALLEY DEVELOP- MENT, LLC, a Utah limited liability com- pany, and the record owner of the property as of the recording of the notice of default is CAFFE RIBS, INC., a Utah corporation. Bidders must be pre- pared to tender to the Trustee a $5,000.00 cashier's check at the sale and a cashier's check for the balance of the purchase price within 24 hours after the sale. THIS NOTICE IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED: July 5, 2018. Jeremy C. Reutzel, Trustee Bennett Tueller John- son & Deere 3165 East Millrock Drive, Suite 500 Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 (801) 438-2000 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 10, 17 & 24, 2018) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following de- scribed property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the main en- trance of the Third Ju- dicial District Court- house, 74 South 100 East, Suite 14, Tooele, Utah, on Monday, August 13, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. of said day for the purpose of fore- closing the Trust Deed With Assignment of Rents dated May 30, 2014, from CAFFE RIBS INC., a Utah cor- poration, as Trustor, in favor of WILLOW SPRINGS REAL ES- TATE, LLC, a Utah limited liability com- pany, CUTTING EDGE REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC, an Alaska limited liability company, and SUN VALLEY DEVELOP- MENT, LLC, a Utah limited liability com- pany, as Beneficiary, and FIRST AMERI- CAN TITLE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY, as Trustee (the “Trust Deed”). The Trust Deed was filed for re- cording on June 13, 2014 as Entry 399729 in the Official Records of Tooele County, State of Utah. The real property encumbered by the Trust Deed is situated in Tooele County, Utah. Trustee will sell at pub- lic auction to the high- est bidder without covenant or warranty as to title, express or implied, regarding title, possession, condition or encumbrances, in- cluding fees, charges, and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Trust Deed, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note se- cured by said Trust Deed, including delin- quent property taxes, the real property situ- ated in Tooele County, State of Utah, de- scribed as: Parcel 1: Lot 10 and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quar- ter of Section 2, Town- ship 5 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-055-0-0001) Parcel 2: Lots 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 16 and 17 of Section 3, Township 5 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-056-0-0001) Less and excepting therefrom any portions within the Railroad and the County Roads. Parcel 3: Lots 10, 15 and 19 of Section 3, Township 5 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Merid- ian. (Parcel No. 06-056-0-0002). Parcel 4: Lot 17 of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-025-0-0005). Parcel 5: Lots 11 and 18 of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Merid- ian. (Parcel No. 06-025-0-0002) Parcel 6: Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and the North- west Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. (Parcel No. 06-025-0-0003). Less and excepting from Lot 3 a 65 by 300 foot parcel conveyed to Albert L. Young. Also less and except- ing therefrom any por- tions within the Rail- road and County Roads. Parcel 7: South _ of Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 4 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Less 1.55 Acre Road (Par- c e l N o . 06-012-0-0014). Parcel 8: South _ of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 4 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Less Road and Basin. (Par- c e l N o . 06-013-0-0004). Parcel 9: The Utility Easement as reserved in Warranty Deed re- corded March 31, 2014, as Entry No. 397064, described as follows: A 20 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT LO- CATED IN LOT 4 OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SEC- TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 5 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERID- IAN. COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEC- TION 3, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 5 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERID- NOTICE IAN; AND RUNNING A Notice of Intent for THENCE NORTH the following project 01°13'43” EAST submitted in accor- ALONG THE EAST d a n c e w i t h LINE OF THE R307-401-1, Utah Ad- SOUTHEAST QUAR- ministrative Code TER OF SAID SEC- (UAC), has been re- TION 3, A DISTANCE ceived for considera- OF 800.00 FEET TO tion by the Director: THE POINT OF BE- Company Name: GINNING, SAID Clean Harbors Grassy POINT BEING THE Mountain LLC NORTHEAST COR- Location: Clean Har- NER OF A 20 FOOT bors Grassy Mountain WIDE EASEMENT LLC - Grassy Moun- RECORDED AS EN- tain Landfill Facility - 3 TRY #358210 IN THE miles East and 7 miles OFFICE OF THE North of exit 41, I-80, TOOELE COUNTY Knolls, UT, Tooele RECORDER; County Project De- THENCE NORTH scription: Clean Har- 88°64'17” WEST bors Grassy Mountain, ALONG THE NORTH LLC (Clean Harbors) is LINE OF SAID 20 requesting a modifica- FOOT WIDE EASE- tion to Approval Order MENT, A DISTANCE DAQE-AN0720005-03, OF 20.00 FEET; dated July 9, 2003, to THENCE PARALLEL replace a 760 kW gen- WITH THE EAST LINE erator with a 300kW OF LOT 4 OF SAID generator. The addi- TUESDAYSECTION 3, July NORTH 24, 2018 tional emissions in- TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 01°13'43” EAST, A cluded in the emission DISTANCE OF 501.56 estimates are: the FEET;Public Notices TO THE Public Notices propane-firedPublic Notices space NORTHTrustees LINE OF Water User heaters;Miscellaneous the portable SAID LOT 4; THENCE diesel-fired process SOUTH 89°59'17” Deadline for public heaters; the methyl EAST ALONG SAID notices is 4 p.m. the tertiary butyl ether NORTH LINE, A DIS- day prior to publica- (MTBE) emissions TANCE OF 20.00 tion. Public notices from the tank opera- FEET TO THE submitted past the tions; the Volatile Or- NORTHEAST COR- deadline will not be ganic Compounds total NER OF SAID LOT 4; accepted. from the laboratory op- THENCE SOUTH UPAXLP erations; and the Stod- You Have Fascinating 01°13'43” WEST dard solvent degreas- ALONG THE EAST Public Notices ing unit. The welder LINE OF SAID LOT 4, with a diesel-fired gen- A DISTANCE OF Miscellaneous erator was included in 501.98 FEET TO THE Deadline for public the 2003 Notice of In- POINT OF BEGIN- notices is 4 p.m. the tent in the emissions NING. calculations, but not Neighbors! Read Their day prior to publica- TOGETHER WITH tion. Public notices listed in the equipment (AS TO ALL PAR- submitted past the list. Now the welder CELS) THE FOLLOW- deadline will not be with a diesel-fired gen- ING: accepted. erator is listed in the (a) All easements and UPAXLP equipment list and in- rights of way, and cluded in the emis- Stories in Every Issue! other rights which are NOTICE OF TRUS- sions estimates. appurtenant to the TEE'S SALE Clean Harbors is a mi- foregoing described The following de- nor source, and oper- land; scribed property will be ates a hazardous (b) All water and water sold at public auction waste treatment, stor- rights appurtenant to, to the highest bidder, age, and disposal facil- beneficially used on or payable in lawful ity. Clean Harbors in connection with or money of the United also accepts industrial otherwise associated States at the time of asbestos waste, min- with the foregoing de- sale, at the Tooele eral oil dielectric fluids scribed land, including County Courthouse, (MODF) waste, and without limitation, wa- 74 South 100 East, polychlorobiphenyl ter rights, whether evi- Tooele, UT 84074, on (PCB) waste for treat- denced or initiated by August 22, 2018, at ment and disposal. decree, published pro- 1:00 p.m. of said day, Clean Harbors is lo- posed determination, for the purpose of fore- cated in Knolls, Tooele diligence claim, under- closing a trust deed County. This portion ground water claim, dated December 12, of Tooele County is an water user's claim, ap- 2016, and executed by attainment area of the proved or unapproved VICTORY MAR- National Ambient Air permanent or tempo- SHALL, AN UNMAR- Quality Standards for rary application to ap- RIED WOMAN, as all pollutants. propriate water, ap- Trustor, in favor of New Source Perform- proved or unapproved MORTGAGE ELEC- ance Standards (40 permanent or tempo- TRONIC REGISTRA- CFR 60 Subpart A and rary application for TION SYSTEMS, INC. Subpart IIII), National permanent change of ("MERS") SOLELY AS Emissions Standards water, approved or un- A NOMINEE FOR for Hazardous Air Pol- approved application GUILD MORTGAGE lutants (40 CFR 61 for exchange of water, COMPANY, A CALI- Subpart M), and Maxi- water conservancy dis- FORNIA CORPORA- mum Achievable Con- trict contract or other TION, ITS SUCCES- trol Technology (40 contract or lease of SORS AND ASSIGNS CFR 63 Subpart A and water, shares of stock as Beneficiary, which ZZZZ) regulations ap- or other interests in Trust Deed was re- ply to this source. Title mutual ditch or irriga- corded on December V of the 1990 Clean tion companies, to- 13, 2016, as Entry No. Air Act applies to this gether with all associ- 440891, in the Official source. ated easements, Records of Tooele Potential to Emit, in rights-of-way, struc- County, State of Utah tons per year, will tures and other inter- covering real property change as follows: ests necessary to di- purportedly located at PM10 = -0.07, PM2.5 vert and deliver the 41 McMichael Avenue, = -0.07, NOx = -3.61, water from the points Grantsville, Utah SO2 = -0.90, CO = of diversion to the fore- 84029 in Tooele -78.67, VOC = +1.71, going described land, County, Utah, and HAPs = +0.07, CO2e including but not lim- more particularly de- = +5,043 (CO2e was ited to, all ditches, scribed as: not reported in the pre- headgates, reservoirs, BEGINNING AT A vious permit). pipelines, wells and POINT 420.04 FEET Potential to Emit, in pumps; and, EAST AND 292 FEET tons per year, will be (c) All minerals and SOUTH FROM THE as follows: PM10 = minerals rights and in- NORTHWEST COR- 1 53.87 (fugitiv e terests appurtenant to NER OF BLOCK 51, 148.57), PM2.5 = the foregoing de- PLAT A, GRANTS- 1 53.28 (fugitiv e scribed land and all VILLE CITY SURVEY, 148.57), NOx = 46.12, reservations, including GRANTSVILLE CITY, SO2 = 2.98, CO = without limitation, oil, RUNNING THENCE 11.03, VOC = 10.73, gas and hydrocarbon SOUTH 69 FEET; HAPs = 1.87, CO2e = rights, geothermal THENCE EAST 117 5,043. rights and resources, FEET; THENC E The completed engi- reserves, land posi- NORTH 69 FEET; neering evaluation and tions, ores, byprod- THENCE WEST 117 air quality impact ucts, and leases FEET TO THE POINT analysis showed that thereof or royalties or OF BEGINNING. Tax the proposed project other interests therein. ID: 01-109-0-0038 meets the require- The Trustee is not The current Benefici- ments of federal air aware of any bank- ary of the trust deed is quality regulations and ruptcy filing, payoff, re- UTAH HOUSING the State air quality instatement or any CORPORATION, and rules. The Director in- other condition that the record owner of tends to issue an Ap- would cause the can- the property as of the proval Order pending a cellation of the sale. If recording of the Notice 30-day public com- any such condition ex- of Default is VICTORY ment period. The pro- ists, the sale shall be MARSHALL, AN UN- ject proposal, estimate void, the successful MARRIED WOMAN. of the effect on local bidder's funds re- Bidders must tender to air quality and draft turned, and the Trus- the trustee a Approval Order are tee and current benefi- $20,000.00 deposit at available for public in- ciary shall not be liable the sale and the bal- spection and comment to the successful bid- ance of the purchase at the Utah Division of der for any damage. price by 2:00 p.m. the Air Quality, 195 North The address of the day following the sale. 1950 West, Salt Lake property is purported Both the deposit and City, UT 84116. Writ- to be vacant land, the balance must be ten comments re- Tooele County, Utah. paid to Lincoln Title In- ceived by the Division The undersigned dis- surance Agency in the at this same address claims liability for any form of a wire transfer, on or before August error in the address. cashier's check or cer- 22, 2018 will be con- The current beneficiary tified funds. Cash pay- sidered in making the under the Trust Deed ments, personal final decision on the is WILLOW SPRINGS checks or trust checks approval/disapproval REAL ESTATE, LLC, are not accepted. of the proposed pro- a Utah limited liability DATED: July 16, 2018. ject. Email comments company, CUTTING LINCOLN TITLE IN- will also be accepted EDGE REAL ESTATE SURANCE AGENCY at [email protected]. HOLDINGS, LLC, an By: Shelby K. Irvin If anyone so requests Alaska limited liability Its: Authorized Agent to the Director in writ- company, and SUN Telephone: (801) ing within 15 days of VALLEY DEVELOP- 476-0303 publication of this no- MENT, LLC, a Utah web site: www.smith- tice, a hearing will be limited liability com- knowles.com held in accordance TOOELE pany, and the record SK File No. 18-0819 with R307-401-7, owner of the property (Published in the Tran- UAC. TRANSCRIPT as of the recording of script Bulletin July 17, U nder Sectio n the notice of default is 24 & 31, 2018) 19-1-301.5, a person CAFFE RIBS, INC., a who wishes to chal- Utah corporation. NOTICE lenge a Permit Order Bidders must be pre- A Notice of Intent for may only raise an is- ULLETIN pared to tender to the the following project sue or argument dur- B Trustee a $5,000.00 submitted in accor- ing an adjudicatory cashier's check at the d a n c e w i t h proceeding that was sale and a cashier's R307-401-1, Utah Ad- raised during the pub- check for the balance ministrative Code lic comment period of the purchase price (UAC), has been re- and was supported within 24 hours after ceived for considera- with sufficient informa- the sale. tion by the Director: tion or documentation THIS NOTICE IS AN Company Name: to enable the Director ATTEMPT TO COL- Clean Harbors Grassy to fully consider the We’re Your LECT A DEBT, AND Mountain LLC substance and signifi- ANY INFORMATION Location: Clean Har- cance of the issue. OBTAINED WILL BE bors Grassy Mountain Date of Notice: July USED FOR THAT LLC - Grassy Moun- 23, 2018 PURPOSE. tain Landfill Facility - 3 (Published in the Tran- DATED: July 5, miles East and 7 miles script Bulletin July 24, Hometown! 2018. Jeremy C. North of exit 41, I-80, 2018) Reutzel, Trustee Knolls, UT, Tooele Bennett Tueller John- County Project De- son & Deere scription: Clean Har- 3165 East Millrock bors Grassy Mountain, Opinions Drive, Suite 500 Salt LLC (Clean Harbors) is Lake City, Utah 84121 requesting a modifica- Shared SUBSCRIBE TODAY (801) 438-2000 tion to Approval Order (Published in the Tran- DAQE-AN0720005-03, Freely. script Bulletin July 10, dated July 9, 2003, to 17 & 24, 2018) replace a 760 kW gen- (Yours and Ours.) erator with a 300kW 435.882.0050 generator. The addi- Open Forum SELLING YOU R tional emissions in- Every Tuesday HOME? Advertise it cluded in the emission in the classifieds. Call estimates are: the 882-0050 or visit propane-fired space TOOELETRANSCRIPT TooeleOnline.com www.tooeletran heaters; the portable BULLETIN script.com diesel-fired process heaters; the methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) emissions from the tank opera- tions; the Volatile Or- ganic Compounds total from the laboratory op- erations; and the Stod- dard solvent degreas- ing unit. The welder with a diesel-fired gen- erator was included in the 2003 Notice of In- tent in the emissions calculations, but not listed in the equipment list. Now the welder with a diesel-fired gen- erator is listed in the equipment list and in- cluded in the emis- sions estimates. Clean Harbors is a mi- nor source, and oper- ates a hazardous waste treatment, stor- age, and disposal facil- ity. Clean Harbors also accepts industrial asbestos waste, min- eral oil dielectric fluids (MODF) waste, and polychlorobiphenyl (PCB) waste for treat- ment and disposal. Clean Harbors is lo- cated in Knolls, Tooele County. This portion of Tooele County is an attainment area of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for all pollutants. New Source Perform- ance Standards (40 CFR 60 Subpart A and Subpart IIII), National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pol- lutants (40 CFR 61 Subpart M), and Maxi- mum Achievable Con- trol Technology (40 CFR 63 Subpart A and ZZZZ) regulations ap- ply to this source. Title V of the 1990 Clean Air Act applies to this source. Potential to Emit, in tons per year, will change as follows: PM10 = -0.07, PM2.5 = -0.07, NOx = -3.61, SO2 = -0.90, CO = -78.67, VOC = +1.71, HAPs = +0.07, CO2e = +5,043 (CO2e was not reported in the pre- vious permit). Potential to Emit, in tons per year, will be as follows: PM10 = 153.87 (fugitive 148.57), PM2.5 = 153.28 (fugitive 148.57), NOx = 46.12, SO2 = 2.98, CO = 11.03, VOC = 10.73, HAPs = 1.87, CO2e = 5,043. The completed engi- neering evaluation and air quality impact analysis showed that the proposed project meets the require- ments of federal air quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Director in- tends to issue an Ap- proval Order pending a 30-day public com- ment period. The pro- ject proposal, estimate of the effect on local air quality and draft Approval Order are available for public in- spection and comment at the Utah Division of Air Quality, 195 North 1950 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116. Writ- ten comments re- ceived by the Division at this same address on or before August 22, 2018 will be con- sidered in making the final decision on the approval/disapproval of the proposed pro- ject. Email comments will also be accepted at [email protected]. If anyone so requests to the Director in writ- ing within 15 days of publication of this no- tice, a hearing will be held in accordance with R307-401-7, UAC. Under Section 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to chal- lenge a Permit Order may only raise an is- sue or argument dur- ing an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the pub- lic comment period and was supported with sufficient informa- tion or documentation to enable the Director to fully consider the substance and signifi- cance of the issue. Date of Notice: July 23, 2018 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 24, 2018) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2018

UMC continued from page B1 finished third. It was an impressive effort from Lewin, who suffered a severe leg injury several years ago and never envisioned being back on a racing bike. “I was supposed to have it amputated,” Lewin said. “I was never going to walk. I didn’t plan on riding again. I’m a full-time realtor. I have a real estate team. It pays the bills, and that’s my full-time job so I came here to have some fun. When the helmet goes on, it’s a different Chad that shows up. I definitely sent it a little more than expected. It was a really emotional win because I worked so hard. This is for my SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS mom and my dad, so I hope JD Beach (95, above) leads Hayden Gillim during Saturday’s MotoAmerica Supersport Class race at Utah they’re proud. Motorsports Campus. Beach won both Saturday’s and Sunday’s races, giving him seven victories for the season “Back to work tomorrow to and a commanding lead in the points standings. Roy-based rider Gauge Rees (right) prepares for his qualifying run for the Liqui Moly Junior Cup on Friday. Rees finished 11th on Saturday and seventh on Sunday. sell some houses,” he added. Pianykh said the effort to race at his home track only JD Beach continued his onds for the victory. Braeden last five laps, I felt like it was Gillim, with Beach winning by first career MotoAmerica win came together within the past season-long dominance in the Ortt finished third, nearly 17 a whole new bike. I was able 1.31 seconds. Cory West was in Sunday’s Junior Cup race few weeks. Supersport class, winning on seconds behind Beach, while to get by him on the front third. in a thrilling finish, edging “I’ve been wanting to do both Saturday and Sunday to Gillim crashed on the 10th straightaway, and I tried to put In the Liqui Moly Junior Jay Newton by .054 seconds. this for a while,” he said. “I extend his lead to 82 points lap of the 15-lap race and was my head down the last three Cup class for young riders, Dumas was third, .246 seconds literally had no motorcycle, so over Rickdiculous Racing rider unable to finish. laps or so. I did my fastest lap Alex Dumas won Saturday’s behind Ferreira. we threw something together Hayden Gillim. Beach has now “Val was able to get a little on the last lap. I felt really race just four days after the Chris Parrish won Saturday’s in pieces and here we are. won seven times this season. bit of a gap on me but, after good.” Canadian celebrated his 16th Twins Cup race by 13.7 sec- I couldn’t do it without my Sunday’s race saw him pass about lap 10 or so, I think he On Saturday, Debise had birthday. Ashton Yates was onds over Danielle Diaz. Justin friends and sponsors. This is Valentin Debise in the final made a little bit of a mistake,” a mechanical issue and was second and Cory Ventura was Filice was third, finishing 39.2 my first professional podium few laps before holding off Beach said. “The front (tire) unable to race. That set up a third. seconds off Parrish’s pace. and it feels pretty awesome.” the Frenchman by 0.558 sec- seemed like it got better. The showdown between Beach and Renzo Ferreira earned his [email protected]

Mountains series at UMC, tainly showed he belongs. Vaughan ended up finishing third on MotoAmerica’s visit to Camp his home track. Not bad for UMC is always a highlight continued from page B1 continued from page B1 a guy who only decided to of the Tooele County sports sign up for the MotoAmerica calendar. But when you get And while Lewin reaped event just a few weeks ago, feel-good stories like Lewin focus is on ball-handling with the immediate benefit of and didn’t even have a motor- and Pianykh’s, it makes it just a lot of drills and game situa- Wyman’s last-lap mishap, cycle prepared to race at that that much more special. tions, though there is far more there was another notable point. Pianykh said Sunday’s Darren Vaughan is a vet- to a Game Time camp than just rider who found himself on race may open the door for eran sports writer from Moab, basketball, he said. He takes a the podium. Oleg Pianykh, him to compete against the Utah. He always enjoys a very hands-on approach to help who usually competes in the professionals again later this weekend at the race track. campers with anything they Utah Sport Bike Association’s season, and if his podium fin- Email him at dvaughan@ might need, whether it’s with Law Tigers Masters of the ish is any indication, he cer- tooeletranscript.com. their basketball skills or some- thing else that is going on in their lives. “I think that personal devel- opment, when you look at it in HEADED TO NATIONALS the lens of the overall world, is so much more important than the basketball development — even though we absolutely help basketball,” he said. There’s a lot of stuff outside the basket- ball that’s life-related that these camps have an opportunity to help with. “I love basketball, but I really love, more importantly, teaching and reaching and connecting with people,” he added. “There FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO are many stories that have noth- Logan Bishop and Isaac Mondragon battle for a loose ball during the ing to do with basketball that Game Time Basketball Camp at Tooele High School last week. Camp direc- are even more important. (Stuff) tor Gil Llewellyn said there were approximately 50 participants at the happens and things come up, but camp, ranging in age from 3 1/2 to 17. if you can fall back on basketball or what you learned from that, — noting that he will take part forward to it and I enjoy it. that’s going to be very helpful in the games played. “I’m looking forward to com- even if you just need to get out, “When I open a camp, I call ing back (to Tooele) — it was a get some shots up to clear your it ‘setting the table,’” he said. pleasure.” head and get some space. If you “Every camp for me is an adven- Llewellyn credited Chad and use the game for enhancement ture — an unseen adventure. Candace Hymas for helping him and growth, there are tremen- How do I find out how to help get the camp organized, as well dous opportunities.” this person? How do I make an as Tooele High School assistant PHOTO COURTESY OF KELLY BEVAN Llewellyn said he gets just impact on the skill side of things principal Travis McCluskey for The Tooele County Thunder 16U softball team is competing as Utah’s representative in the USA Nationals as much out of the camp as the and maybe sprinkle in some his assistance in making the THS tournament this week in Seattle. The team has been together since the girls were eight years old, and won campers do. The former Los personal-development stuff that gymnasium available. the Copper Classic and Golden Spike tournaments this year to go along with a second-place finish at the Heat Stroker tournament. Team members include, from left to right: Brooklyn Frischknecht, Payten Staley, Angeles-area high school bas- makes sense and applies right For more information on Maame Johnson, Teddi Peterson, Kylee Thomas, Jaelynn Delaney, Bailey Frischknecht, August Cowan, ketball player, who has gone on now? It’s a workout — I’m out Game Time Basketball Camps Paige Rydalch, Natalee Bevan and Sadie Taylor. Not pictured are coaches Steve Snow, Chet Thomas, Kelly to play in numerous competitive there busting my butt pretty and Llewellyn, visit www.game- Bevan and Jeremy Frischknecht. tournaments well into his 40s, is much the whole day. I definitely timebasketballcamps.com. an active participant in his camps feel like I gain from that, I look [email protected]

TENNIS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Camden Nelson (left) reaches for a ball during the youth boys singles championship match at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tennis Tournament on Saturday at Tooele High School. Nelson defeated Logan Madsen 6-0, 6-0 for the championship. Shirleen Remington (center) stretches as far as she can to reach a shot during the women’s singles championship match. Remington defeated Rylee Nielson 6-1, 6-0. The duo of Kayla and Chris Johnson (right) successfully defended their doubles title, beating Remington and Brett Palmer 6-3, 7-5 for the championship. Chris and Kayla played each other for the men’s singles championship, with Chris getting the upper hand on his daughter by a 6-3, 6-3 score. “We had 26 participants and had a great time,” tournament director Lyle Nielson said. “The best part of this tournament is that people get to play against people with similar abilities. All got at least two matches and enjoyed each other’s company.”