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TOOELETRANSCRIPT Grantsville, SERVING Stansbury still TOOELE COUNTY swinging at SINCE 1894 State Legion ULLETIN See A10 B TUESDAY July 30, 2013 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 120 No. 17 $1.00 Sales tax boosts budgets for city and county Of that, $4.70 goes straight to chase is made. cent. by Tim Gillie the state budget; 30 cents goes While the majority of sales tax For example, in the incorpo- Destination of $1.00 Sales Tax Collected in Tooele City STAFF WRITER to the Utah Transit Authority; collected goes to the state, a frac- rated areas of Ophir, Stockton, 25 cents goes to Tooele County; tion of the sales tax collected Vernon, Wendover, Rush Valley Editor’s note: The following is 10 cents goes to the Tooele City from people spending money and unincorporated Tooele a news analysis on how much Parks, Art and Recreation Fund; in Tooele County is remitted to County, the sales tax rate is 5.95 of every dollar of sales tax col- and around $1 will make its way Tooele County and the munici- percent. lected in Tooele County is divided back to Tooele City’s budget as pality where the transaction That rate includes 4.7 percent among taxing entities. sales tax revenue. occurs. in state sales tax, 1 percent in While property tax notices That amount varies by loca- local sales tax for the town or Buy $100 worth of merchan- arrive annually announcing the tion because the sales tax rate Tooele County, and a 0.25 per- dise from a store in Tooele City total amount due, sales tax is varies by community, according cent county option tax that is col- and you will pay the cashier more surreptitious. It is collected to different tax options. Sales tax lected in all areas of the county. 74¢ 5¢ 4¢ 2¢ 15¢ $106.35. in small amounts over time at charged in Tooele County varies State Mass Transit PAR The extra $6.35 is sales tax. the cash register each time a pur- from 5.95 percent to 6.35 per- SEE TAX PAGE A7 ➤ County Tooele City Tooele County County Livestock Show landmark remains begins Thursday shuttered displays will also go on as well, by Lisa Christensen and both will be at Deseret Peak STAFF WRITER Complex, just like usual. Benson Gristmill’s Bob Gowans, treasurer of the Although county budget Tooele County Livestock Show, future in hands of woes have made the Tooele said while it’s unfortunate a lack County Junior Livestock Show of county funds has canceled the and Auction look a bit precari- fair as a whole, Tooele County commission ous, its participants have never Commissioners were helpful to wavered. make the livestock show go on. by Tim Gillie “We always knew 4-H would Darlene Christensen, 4-H agent, STAFF WRITER take care of us. I never worried,” said sponsorship from Rocky said Crystal Zierenberg, an Erda Mountain Power, Morton Salt, In 1854, LDS Church President 4-H livestock leader whose club Sharon Grgich and the van Stam Brigham Young dispatched LDS members are participating in the family was also critical in making apostle Ezra Taft Benson to show. “The 4-H and [Utah State the event happen. Tooele Valley with instructions University] Extension leaders Now, Gowans said, he hopes to build a gristmill to serve the just said they’d take care of it.” the success of the livestock show, area’s settlers. And, with a little creativity, the which has been going for more Thanks to a group of local vol- livestock show will go on this than 65 years, is not hampered unteers, Benson Gristmill still weekend — just without the stands today at the northeastern Tooele County Fair. The 4-H club SEE LIVESTOCK PAGE A9 ➤ entry to Tooele County. The gristmill attracts 10,000 to 12,00 visitors a year, some from foreign countries, accord- ing to Suzy Wall, former Benson Gristmill supervisor. However, visitors this summer are greeted by chained gates and “closed” signs, instead of smil- ing docents offering free-guided tours. The facility is available for use for weddings, receptions, reunions and other events by reservation — only. Before the county started lay- offs last fall, the Benson Gristmill FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO had a staff of 12. Most were part- Kenzie Scott, 17, (above) helps out as Future Farmers of America and 4-H members prepare their sheep for the annual time seasonal employees that livestock show. Scott raised two sheep to sell in this year’s show. Autumn Zierenberg (left) calms her sheep Hershey gave tours, cared for the grounds, while it is groomed in preparation for the annual livestock show held this Thursday. and performed restoration work from May 1 to Oct. 31. In March 2013, the remainder of the gristmill staff was laid off, along with the rest of the county parks and recreation staff as part of a restructuring move that also New apartments to included the elimination of the county’s building maintenance staff. The reorganization, which left the department heads as SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE be built in TooeleUV INDEX the only staff in the two depart- The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:25 a.m. 8:45 p.m. by Jamie Belnap Rasmussen, a partner at ments, was part of the county’s Thursday 6:26 a.m. 8:44 p.m. Castlewood Development. “We budget reduction process. Friday 6:27 a.m. 8:43 p.m. CORRESPONDENT Saturday 6:28 a.m. 8:42 p.m. think this will be absorbed very Tooele County has explored Sunday 6:29 a.m. 8:41 p.m. A large-scale multi-family devel- quickly.” a couple of avenues to restore Monday 6:30 a.m. 8:40 p.m. opment will soon break ground in Rasmussen W Th said F Sa the Su complex M Tu public access to the historic Tuesday 6:31 a.m. 8:38 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set a Tooele City subdivision. — whichnumber, will the begreater dubbed the need for Theeye and Cove skin Benson Gristmill, according to Wednesday 1:24 a.m. 4:05 p.m. The complex, developed by at Overlakeprotection. 0-2 — Low; features 3-5 Moderate; one, 6-7 High; two 8-10 Tooele County Commissioner Thursday 2:05 a.m. 4:56 p.m. Salt Lake City-based Castlewood and threeVery High; bedroom 11+ Extreme units with 9- Shawn Milne. Friday 2:51 a.m. 5:44 p.m. Saturday 3:41 a.m. 6:27 p.m. Development, boasts 132 units on foot ceilings, ALMANAC washers and dryers, “We talked with LDS Church Sunday 4:34 a.m. 7:06 p.m. just over 7.5 acres in central east- detachedStatistics garage for the week or ending canopy July 29. park- officials, but they weren’t inter- Sunny to partly cloudy Sunny to partly cloudy Monday 5:29 a.m. 7:42 p.m. Mostly sunny and nice Partly sunny A full day of sunshine Sunshine Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 6:27 a.m. 8:15 p.m. and nice and pleasant ern Overlake. ing, a swimming pool, and a club- ested in owning or operating the Comprised of class A apart- house High/Low with workout past week facilities and 93/62 gristmill,” he said. “I approached New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 93/67 90 65 92 66 91 63 89 60 87 58ments, or 85 upperscale61 units88 not65 kitchenAverage area. temp Thepast week development 78.1 the board of the Stansbury Park subsidized by the government, will alsoNormal have average a park temp forpast weekkids. 79.9 Improvement District, but they TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Aug 6 Aug 14 Aug 20 Aug 28 developers are hedging their bets The city is currently reviewing said they didn’t have the means Shown is Wednesday’s that Tooele is ready for an increase building plans for the develop- to support the gristmill.” Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and in the rental market. ment and once plans are approved The original budget for the AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Wednesday night’s lows. “The market is very tight out there right now,” said Duaine SEE APARTMENTS PAGE A7 ➤ A new apartment complex is planned for Overlake. The Cove will cover almost eight acres boarded by Berra SEE LANDMARK PAGE A6 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Boulevard, Drysdale Way, 1910 North and 70 West. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 88/54 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 93/71 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 90/56 95/71 94/69 90/68 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Back-to-School Mother-son 90/68 Erda 91/69 Closet provides duo train and OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 91/68 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 88/59 93/68 79/59 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 90/70 Bauer Good supplies for those run marathons 90/65 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 88/65 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 90/65 in need together 90/62 90/65 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 89/65 See A2 See B1 88/64 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 90/62 89/64 Ophir Moderate on A9 80/59 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 94/69 90/61 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 95/69 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 91/66 90/64 Moab 90/66 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 97/72 Beaver 99/72 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 88/63 Ibapah 89/63 24-hour 92/65 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.01 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 87/61 88/64 at Grantsville 1.41 none 98/77 Kanab 92/61 Eureka 83/61 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.71 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 30, 2013 West Valley man booked for assaulting woman after first date gone bad by Lisa Christensen drinking and then went into a she allegedly hit Atene on the left scene in need of medical atten- bleeding from the left ear area as STAFF WRITER bedroom allegedly to have sex. side of his head, according to tion. well as having large bruises and a Minutes later the woman told the statement. Atene was able Atene was found sitting by black-and-blue nose, according A West Valley man was arrest- Atene to stop, according to the to wrestle the bat away from her the side of the road, holding a to the statement. ed last week for allegedly beating statement, but he resumed trying and started to allegedly hit her cloth to a wound on his head, Both Atene and the woman a woman after the two got into to have sex with her. The woman on the head with it. and smelled strongly of alco- were taken to the hospital for an argument and began hitting pushed him off and allegedly Neighbors heard screaming hol, according to the statement. treatment and evaluation, each other. started punching him in his face and yelling and called 911 as Atene said he had been assault- according to the probable cause According to a probable cause and stomach. Atene allegedly Atene left the apartment and fled ed by the woman with a bat in statement. On Thursday, Atene statement, Brandon Atene, 27, grabbed her arms before punch- in a car driven by someone else, her home, but that he could not was charged with aggravated and a woman whom he had met ing her back. according to the probable cause remember much after that. assault resulting in serious bodi- online, decided to meet in person The fight escalated, and the statement. About five minutes At the home, officers found ly injury, a second-degree felony. for the first time at the woman’s woman called out to another after the call, officers stopped large amounts of blood in the He made his initial appearance Tooele County home. That eve- Brandon Atene person in the home to bring her the car, but the driver said Atene kitchen, and the woman crying in 3rd District Court on Monday. ning of July 23, the two started an aluminum baseball bat, which was not with him and still at the and holding her head. She was [email protected]

Volunteers, donations needed for back-to-school community closet Aug. 15

by Tim Gillie et, she said. money to pay for things to get STAFF WRITER “The first year we were open their children ready for school,” we served 130 students,” said Kuipers said. Organizers of the annual back- Kuiper. “Last year we served over Collection bins for donated to-school closet that helps low- 620 youth.” items are located inside the income families in Tooele County Scheduled for Aug. 15 and 16, Tooele Walmart store. The bins prepare for school are sending Kuipers is already looking for will be in the store through out an early cry for help. donations of gently used cloth- Aug.14. This is the fifth year that a back- ing, school supplies, and hygiene Items may also be dropped to-school community closet will products. off at the Northlake Elementary be held in the county. Previously Two years ago the closet ran School loading dock on Aug. 14. sponsored by Tooele County out of supplies before the end of Kuipers is also looking for Relief Services, the 2013 Back- its first day of operation. volunteers to help sort donated To-School Closet is sponsored To assure a steady supply of items, set up the closet and oper- by the Tooele Valley Rotary Club items most needed for families ate it. People can call her at 435- and the Tooele County School preparing their children to return 830-7953 to arrange delivery of District Education Foundation, to school, Kuipers is collecting donations or to volunteer time to according to Karen Kuipers, clos- used clothing items for boys and help with the closet. et organizer. girls of all sizes along with hang- The back-to-school commu- The Tooele Walmart Store and ers and plastic shopping bags. nity closet distribution event will Distribution Center are also sup- School supplies needed for be held at Northlake Elementary porting the back-to-school clos- the closet include composition School, 268 N. Coleman in notebooks for elementary stu- Tooele, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. dents, spiral notebooks, lined on Aug. 15 and from 11 a.m. to 2 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO BUSINESS BRIEFS notebook paper, three-ring bind- p.m. on Aug. 16. Karen Kuipers (left) tells Roger Prows what the Back-To-School Community Closet needs for donations and where Prows can ers, crayons, erasers, glue sticks, [email protected] donate the items. School starts on Aug. 21. The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes watercolors with a brush, pen- news items from the local business cils, pens, highlighters, scissors, community of 150 words or less. rulers and backpacks. Your Complete TOOELE Businesses can send news of awards, Hygiene products that can TRANSCRIPT promotions, internal milestones, be donated are full-size con- Local News Source. BULLETIN new business ventures, new tainers of shampoo, condition- hires, relocations, partnerships, ers and toothpaste along with major transactions and other toothbrushes, deodorant, mouth items to David Bern via email at wash, combs, brushes, bar bath [email protected], via fax soap, wash cloths, chapstick, hair ������������������������� at (435) 882-6123, or via regular mail accessories including barrettes, at P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074. ribbons and headbands, and feminine hygiene products. When Kuipers worked as coor- TOOELETRANSCRIPT dinator of Tooele County Relief ULLETIN Services, she noticed an influx B of people seeking assistance ADMINISTRATION for housing in September and Scott C. Dunn Publisher October due to the expense of Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus sending kids back to school. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO OFFICE “The closet started up out of a concern that low-income fam- School supplies, clothes and hygiene products are the items needed during the Bruce Dunn Controller annual Back-to-School Community Closet donation drive. Chris Evans Office Manager ilies would dip into their rent Vicki Higgins Customer Service EDITORIAL David Bern Editor Mark Watson Sports Editor Richard Briggs Community News Editor Hill pleads guilty to 2011 crime 235 E MAIN Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Tim Gillie Staff Writer GRANTSVILLE Lisa Christensen Staff Writer spree, could face more charges 435.228.6350 ADVERTISING AM PM Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager by Lisa Christensen Wendover woman, Rattanaphorn pected in the murder. M-S 6 -8 ; CLOSED SUNDAY Keith Bird Advertising Sales STAFF WRITER Keomanivong, who survived Police initially suspected the Shane Bergen Advertising Sales a gunshot wound to the head connection — and discovered Kelly Chance Classified Advertising A Utah woman who tried to from the attack on New Year’s the murder — when a credit LAYOUT & DESIGN steal a car with the owner inside Eve 2011. card belonging to the Fullwoods John Hamilton Creative Director it in West Wendover and then Hill and McFarland were was used at the Lake Point Del Liz Arellano Graphic Artist fled from police in a remote found and arrested by officers Taco. A charge of second-degree Aaron Gumucio Graphic Artist part of Elko County has pleaded from several cooperative law felony fraud was filed against PRODUCTION guilty to the 2011 crime. enforcement agencies four days McFarland in 6th District Court Perry Dunn Prepress Manager Angela Hill, 27, pleaded guilty later in a remote area near Wells, for the incident on Jan. 1, 2012, Darwin Cook Web Press Manager to burglary, robbery and kidnap- Nev. and a warrant has been issued James Park Pressman ping in the first degree Monday Hill and McFarland are also for his arrest in Sanpete County. Shawn Oviatt Prepress Technician in 4th Judicial District Court in suspected in a home burglary in McFarland is also facing crimi- Scott Spence Insert Technician Elko County. Tooele County from earlier in the nal charges in Nevada. According According to the court, Hill same day that Keomanivong was to minutes from court Monday, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by could be sentenced to 15 years or attacked. They have been con- McFarland also entered a change carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, life in prison, with the possibility sidered “persons of interest” in of plea, but that plea and the Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 of parole. Her sentencing date the murders of a Mount Pleasant terms thereof were not available per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; has not yet been scheduled. couple, Leroy Fullwood, 70, and as of press time Tuesday. A jury $77 per year by mail in the United States. THE RICHARDS GROUP JOB #: BON080034 The FairviewCLIENT: woman, Ad Council alleg- AD:Dorotha Surprised Ann Baby_Newspaper Fullwood, 69, from trial for McFarland had been OFFICE HOURS: edly with LoganTRIM: Same McFarland, as live LIVE:the 7.625'' night x of5.25" Dec. BLEED: 30. 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TUESDAY July 30, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Connections of Hope to host child displacement awareness event

by Siera Gomez available at the Resource Center and “Save the World, Get the CORRESPONDENT as parents come in to find aid. Girl,” will begin at 9 a.m. and end “There is already a sack lunch at 4 p.m. When Tooele residents and program in place for any of the To pre-register for the run, friends Cathy Lokemba and hungry, and kids can get them, participants can go to tooeleto- Leslie Rogers heard about the but there are not enough. We day.com and click on Aug. 3 to 700-plus displaced children in need easier ones just for the kids find the event, or they can go to Tooele County, they started dis- that are more kid friendly,” said the Facebook page “Connections cussing possible ways in which Rogers. of Hope.” Pre-registration is $15 they could help. In the future, Connections of while registering on the day of After deciding to target hunger Hope plans to expand to make the event is $20. A white head- and poor nutrition, they formed a backpack program to provide band will be provided for each the non-profit organization children with snacks for any time runner and chalk for the run is Connections of Hope. during the day they are not in $5 per bag. This Saturday, in partnership school. They are also hoping to “All of the proceeds are going with Valley Mental Health, they get enough funding to begin free towards this year’s project, will host an event at Tooele City classes through Valley Mental the sack lunch program,” said Park to help raise funds and Health for children to learn basic Rogers. awareness for the program. skills about nutrition, cooking, Throughout the event, booths “As we talked about this, com- stress management, etc. will be set up selling food and ing up with ideas on what to do, “We want to provide them with other items. Any community we decided to raise awareness to tools to help them,” said Rogers. members that would like to set other people in the community All of their plans are in effort up a last-minute booth this year that something can be done,” to help accomplish their mission can do so for $30. said Rogers. — “Better life, better future,” for “We are hoping to have more Currently, families receive the displaced children in Tooele. volunteers and booths in years to boxes from the food bank for The event on Saturday, a color come,” Rogers said. each month that often run out or run and entertainment to follow, Connections of Hope has are insufficient. Children often is the kick off of what they hope already been sponsored by cor- go hungry for days on end. to make an annual event. porations, including Walmart, “They need awareness brought “This is our first year, so we’re Bargain Buddies, the Rotary to what is actually going on,” she learning a lot as we go and hop- Club, American Inn and Suites added. “There are not just a few ing to make it bigger next year,” and Macey’s. More corporate people on the street but kids who said Rogers. sponsors are being sought. have to do everything on their The event will begin at 7 “We are trying to bring own, or who have to spend long a.m. with registration for the resources to the center of where amounts of time with their par- color run. The run will begin at the need is,” Rogers said. “If we ents at work, or some who live on 8 a.m. Entertainment by local put our minds together we can the streets or in tents.” musicians, including “The 2nd all help to do something big for This year, Connections of Hope String,” “The Chronicle Trio,” these kids.” created a sack lunch program “Barbershop Belles,” “Yorudan,” Tooele City Park is located on targeted specifically toward the “Flashback,” “The Last Gatsby,” the corner of Vine Street and 200 children. These lunches will be “Funkubus,” “Short for Oliver,” West. Utah man pleads not guilty to selling machine gun by Paul Foy number. The FBI has said he sold the government wasn’t bring- ASSOCIATED PRESS an AR-15 rifle that was modified ing more serious charges, if it to fire in full automatic mode to actually considered the man a SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah an undercover agent May 28. terrorism threat. In court last man who was a target of a spe- FBI officials have called week, Mark Gregersen said the cial FBI task force for allegedly Pierce a dangerous threat and government had no charges or plotting to bomb government had billed his arrest as a success solid evidence of a bomb threat offices pleaded not guilty Friday for its Joint Terrorism Task Force and that ammonia nitrate seized to charges of illegally selling a in Utah. FBI agent Steve Daniels from his client’s apartment was machine gun. testified at a detention hearing a legal fertilizer. The FBI has also investigat- last week that Pierce bragged he On Friday, the 34-year-old ed accusations that Keith Max could bomb an Internal Revenue man appeared briefly in federal Pierce threatened to kill mem- Service office, police station and court in Salt Lake City, saying bers of Congress who voted courthouse in Provo. he understood the charges and for the USA Patriot Act. But An FBI spokeswoman on penalties. “Not guilty,” he said. an indictment issued Tuesday Friday wouldn’t comment on His trial on the gun charges doesn’t include bomb- or ter- why Pierce isn’t being charged was set for Sept. 30. rorism-related charges and only with any bomb or conspiracy Nothing in the government mirrors the government com- charges. She refused to run a complaint alleges Pierce was plaint used to arrest Pierce on request from The Associated motivated by IRS scandals July 10. Press to her superiors. The U.S. involving allegations of target- Pierce was charged with fail- Attorney’s Office in Salt Lake ing conservative groups that ing to register as a gun dealer, City also declined comment. apply for tax-exempt status, illegal possession of a machine Pierce’s federal defender Gregersen said. gun and erasing the gun’s serial said Friday he didn’t know why Utah tracks prisoners sparingly

ASSOCIATED PRESS said. The ankle monitors use Gehrke said. None of the alerts GPS. was triggered by offenders leaving SALT LAKE CITY — The state When an alert comes in about allowable zones. At least one per- of Utah only sparingly tracks an offender not being where he’s son was arrested and sent back to released prisoners using electron- supposed to be in a rural area, the prison, Gehrke said. ic ankle monitors. parole agent assigned to the per- Such violations are reported Utah Department of Corrections son is notified directly and tasked to the court and made part of spokesman Steve Gehrke says with figuring out where the per- the person’s record, he said. For they are occasionally used for son is. example, one formerly moni- higher-profile offenders. In April, When an alert comes from an tored offender was sentenced to for instance, corrections officials offender wearing an ankle monitor jail again after repeated alerts tracked 10 people: three parolees in a metropolitan area, the private that showed he was breaking the and seven people who were on company contacts the agent in established rules. probation. Two of those 10 were charge of supervising the offender In addition to the Utah awaiting trial, Gehrke said. so they can find out where the Department of Corrections, The state has a contract with person wearing the ankle monitor other entities across the state Sunset Monitoring to operate the is, Gehrke said. also provide electronic monitor- system. The yearly contract calls Gehrke said all 10 offend- ing of offenders, including several for a payoff of $20,000-$60,000, ers wearing the electronic ankle county sheriff’s departments. In depending on how much ankle monitors in April were in Salt Lake Salt Lake County, for instance, the monitors are used across the County. sheriff’s office tracks about 100 state. There were 50 alerts in April inmates who are still in custody The state has a system in place signaling offenders had left dur- but allowed to live at home while to respond to alerts around-the- ing curfew or failed to return they work, said spokeswoman clock, seven days a week, Gehrke at the scheduled curfew time, Cammie Skogg. ��������������������� ������������������ Subscribe Today! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Magazine BULLETIN A4 OPEN FORUM

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

OUR VIEW End all doubt? Four down. One to go. And then the big Kahuna on Aug. 20. That’s the countdown after last week’s fourth town hall meeting, from which the picture got a bit clearer, if not more balanced, as to how local citi- zens feel about the proposed 66 percent tax increase Tooele County needs to start its beleaguered budget on the road to recovery. As reported in last Thursday’s Page One story, “Business owners decry proposed tax hike,” the town hall meeting, held at Stockton Miners Cafe in Stockton last Tuesday night, had 45 citizens in attendance. It was the biggest audience yet for the series of town hall meetings, which started on June 17 at Stansbury High School. At that initial meeting only about a dozen people attended. Attendance was again marginal at the next meeting on June 19 at Deseret Peak Convention Center, but at the third in Grantsville on June 25, more citi- zens attended. There, the commissioners heard a nearly unanimous chorus: Don’t raise taxes. Sell Deseret Peak Complex and cut more county employees and services instead. Yet after that third town meeting, less than 100 total combined citizens — out of a county of 60,000 residents — had attended the three civic gather- ings. To hopefully get more citizen input, the commissioners scheduled two more, the first of which was last Tuesday in Stockton. And what were the key messages heard there about the county’s need to raise $2.6 million to help restore its rainy day fund, begin repaying $6.5 million in inter-departmental loans for Deseret Peak Complex, and create a capital facilities fund? Surprisingly, the commissioners heard a more diversi- fied message:

“I’ve got two small businesses. As costs go up, prices go up and I get com- plaints and I lose customers. My wife and I have to work 14 hours a day, six days a week. … My expenses are killing me. It’s not just taxes. It’s a combination of everything. I keep hearing that small businesses are the backbone. Actually, we LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are the cash cow.” —Blaine Fawson, owner of Kravers Restaurants Paying our keep some things a volunteer just can’t do LETTERS POLICY “Folks, you get what you pay for. If you dig your heels and say, ‘I will never, I attended the Stockton Town Meeting because of liability or a specific skill, and ever raise taxes,’ this is what you are going to get. You’re going to get services Tuesday night, which had the best atten- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to an employee is needed. the editor from readers. Letters must be no and employees that are cut. … If you are going to take the tea party attitude dance of all the meetings so far. What a The bishop complained about a longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written that you do not raise taxes, then you are going to get sub-par government at shame that the smallest community had county employee and his new shiny exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and some point.” the most involvement. truck taking so much time to spray a accompanied by the writer’s name, address — Mike Case There were a lot of different opinions, little patch of weeds on his property. I’m and phone number. Longer letters may be of course. Some wanted no tax increase, sure he knows that if that little patch of published, based on merit and at the Editor’s nless the commissioners pay big bucks for a scientifically conducted sell everything, outsource everything. discretion. Priority will be given to letters that U weeds is left alone, it will spread all over refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All sampling of the county’s adult population, the next best thing they have to But there were as many people that said the hay fields below. Hogans wouldn’t be letters may be subject to editing. measure taxpayers’ thoughts is what they hear at the town hall meetings. that you get what you pay for. And that very happy if Jerry and his crew weren’t Letters written to thank an individual or The next and last one is at Tooele High School’s auditorium on Tuesday, we’ve been living on money from miti- around to spray the salt cedar on his organization should be submitted for Aug. 13 at 7 p.m. With more than 1,300 seats in the auditorium, it holds prom- gations fees, etc., and have had it easy. property. People don’t know that the “Notes of Appreciation.” ise of being the most attended — and best one — yet before the “Truth in Now it’s time to pay the piper. We need weed department is constantly obtain- Readers who are interested in writing a lon- Taxation” hearing on Aug. 20. The commissioners will decide whether or not to start paying our own way. If we want ing grants to fund their department. ger guest op-ed column on a topic of general to impose the tax increase after that hearing. to maintain the quality of life that we’ve Business owners talked about how interest should contact Editor David Bern. One thing is certain: Citizens have been given ample time and opportunity had here in Tooele County, then we need the increased taxes would affect their Email: [email protected] to express their views on the proposed tax increase. Yet, because of low atten- to pay for it. businesses as well. But they don’t real- Fax: (435) 882-6123 dance, whether or not those views truly represent the balance of what county But it’s interesting that even though ize that by laying off another 100 county Mail: Letters to the Editor residents want is open to debate. most county employees have suffered employees, their businesses and the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Will Aug. 13 and Aug. 20 end all doubt? already in one way or another this whole community would be impacted P.O. Box 390 last year, some are willing to pay the even more. I feel everyone has been Tooele, UT 84074 increased tax. And it’s not really about acting very selfish about this tax issue. I saving their jobs. They have an inside don’t want to pay higher taxes either. But GUEST OPINION view of the county and know what it it’s time to start paying our keep, and LETTER CONTEST takes to run it, and what it would be like keep what we have, what we’ve worked Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select if we were to lose services. so hard over the years to build up. the best letter of the month and reprint it in the And some people there just wanted to Patty Wheeler first Open Forum page of the following month. argue about the money, and not listen to Stockton The winning letter writer will receive a free Zimmerman acquittal tests one-year subscription to the newspaper. The facts and reason. Like the Deseret Peak subscription can be transferred or used to renew issue. It’s easy to blame something. But Is just hogwash a present subscription. they don’t hear the complaints about Here’s a “letter” I hope you will faith in U.S. legal system the pool not being open. I work with the print regarding Thursday, July 25, 2013 public. I hear a lot of complaints. Some – “Business owners decry proposed tax is working successfully in many areas of he case of George said the government shouldn’t pay for hike.” the United States. The belief outsourc- Zimmerman, whom a Florida our entertainment. But I bet they used As I read towards the end of this ing can’t be accomplished successfully Tjury just acquitted in the Ken K. Gourdin the pool and Deseret Peak while it was article (Page 9 — tax) here comes the is just hogwash! shooting of Trayvon Martin, dem- open. And I bet they would complain words of wisdom from a proponent for As for the “tea party attitude,” this GUEST COLUMNIST onstrates that no matter how much if they had to pay a higher fee to swim tax increases: “If you are going to take statement has no founding in truth. anyone favors “law and order,” or anything else down there. I agree the the tea party attitude that you do not As a stead-fast Tea Party supporter, I police and prosecutors cannot and government shouldn’t pay for our enter- raise taxes, then you are going to get would suggest this individual research should not abdicate their duty to designed to do: The prosecution has tainment. But for years the complaint subpar government at some point.” In his opinion to better understand the uphold the law, even if someone the burden of proving, to a jury’s has been that there was nothing to do in my own personal, humble opinion, this Tea Party Platform. The Tea Party is not deserving of punishment escapes satisfaction and beyond a reason- Tooele. Well, the county tried to provide point (sub par government) is well past against taxes; they are a necessary evil what would be a just sanction as a able doubt, that Zimmerman acted something. Maybe it would be better to us. The owner of these words is not only associated with local, state and federal result of their doing so. unlawfully in shooting Martin. In sell it rather than try to run it. But don’t wrong about Tea Party “attitudes,” but government. It is the rampant disregard It is a defense attorney’s job to jurors’ minds, the prosecution failed say that it isn’t needed. Because it is. clearly is a proponent of big govern- for the taxpayer, the reckless spending see to it that his client gets the most to meet that burden. One woman said she wanted to vol- ment. This same individual offers the and continual borrowing we oppose. It zealous, legal, and ethical defense While we might say we believe it’s unteer. She filled out a volunteer appli- “you can only outsource and cut back is estimated the Federal Government possible, to protect his client’s better for a hundred guilty people to cation, but no one called her. Did she for so long… (Paraphrased).” I will take will take in approximately $5.4 trillion in rights, and to ensure that the state go free than for one innocent person just sit back and wait for someone to call exception to this uninformed sugges- direct tax revenue for 2013 http://www. doesn’t overreach (as it may have to be convicted, too many of us want her? Does she want to pay more taxes tion also. usgovernmentrevenue.com/ yet the done in this case). to have our cake and eat it, too: If a to have a person monitor the volunteer If you have the time, I would suggest present Administration will require fur- We would want a defense attorney jury reaches a verdict with which we applications and call them to see if they a brief jaunt to this article about Sandy ther borrowed debt to cover its Marxist to do all of these things for us if we disagree, many of us blame the very are available to volunteer for each little Springs, GA: www.governing.com/blogs/ agenda. Yes, I said it. Marxist. Political were accused. Somehow, however, system whose protection we would thing that comes up, or wouldn’t it be bfc/sandy-springs-outsources-every- correctness is not part of my belief, so they become less important to us demand if we were falsely accused better if she called the departments that thing.html. Sandy Springs has become to those whom I offended, I apologize. when someone we think is guilty is (or if we believe there is insufficient she would like to volunteer in and let a picture of successful city outsourcing Still the proof is in the pudding as they acquitted. But if defense attorneys evidence to convict us). them know she was available. I work with tremendous benefits to residents in say. I believe my right to speak is just as fail to do these things, that simply Many then take to the streets in with volunteers. Occasionally we call tax savings. Please note: Sandy Springs important as yours. increases the chance of a conviction protest, chanting such slogans as, someone to help with a specific project. is a city (population of 90,000), in Fulton Louis Duquette, Tea Party Supporter being overturned on appeal. “No justice, no peace!” What is jus- But volunteers usually come to us. Our County (population 900,000) in the State Tooele Many feel that Zimmerman tice? It is what we say it is. What is volunteers are very valuable to us. But of Georgia. Still this outsourcing model escaped justice. But we live in a peace? Peace may be achieved by country with “rule of law” and not using the system to further whatever GUEST OPINION “rule of men.” As such, it is at least ends will keep us from rioting in the as important (if not more so) to fol- streets. low proper procedure when deter- That sounds an awful lot like mining guilt, innocence, and sanc- “rule of men” and not a whole lot Let’s take the Attorney General’s advice tion as it is to achieve a just result. like “rule of law” to me. As much There are good reasons why the as I understand why those who prosecution rarely gets more than don’t believe that a just result was “one bite at the apple.” But at least achieved in the Zimmerman case and have a national conversation one (and perhaps more than one) are frustrated, that’s not a country in appellate court may examine what- which I think most of us would want et’s take the advice of the attorney created an atmosphere of growing fear in ever issues the state raises very to live. general of the United States. Let’s the neighborhood.” carefully. If it is warranted, the state Lhave a national conversation about Let’s ignore that Zimmerman is from may get another chance against Ken K. Gourdin, Tooele, is a certi- race in the wake of the verdict in the a mixed-race household. Let’s forget that Zimmerman. fied paralegal. This column is not Zimmerman trial. Let’s make it a painful- he initially didn’t mention Martin’s race Still, no matter how much any- legal advice, and anyone needing ly honest conversation — except about all on his 911 call and said he “looks black” one disagrees with the verdict in such advice should contact a licensed the things that are painful for us to admit. only when prompted by the operator. the Zimmerman case, the system attorney. Let’s take a tragedy and make it a Let’s disregard testimony about his good to this point has functioned as it is racial crime. Let’s not acknowledge the character, lest it get in the way of the evidence suggesting that Trayvon Martin national dialogue about how he’s a racist was beating George Zimmerman. Let’s murderer who got away with it. never, ever admit that if Martin hadn’t hit Let’s say the trial was about race in Zimmerman, he would almost certainly altercation in confusing circumstances America or about whether black men EDITORIAL BOARD be alive today. that will never be entirely disentangled. can walk home from the store or any Let’s act as if the main threat to young Let’s pretend that this happens all the other insipid, racially charged nonsense Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern black men in America is overzealous time. to fill the air or the column inches. The Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor neighborhood-watch volunteers who Let’s send down the memory hole national conversation cannot afford erroneously consider them suspicious, reports of burglaries and attempted to get mired down in legal niceties like With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, call the police and follow them, then break-ins in Zimmerman’s community including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. shoot them in self-defense after a violent that, according to a Reuters report, “had SEE LOWRY PAGE A5 ➤ A5

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GUEST OPINION ���������� Kremlin needs to stop crying, “American foreign influence” �������� ���������������������������� ������������������������ ussian President Vladimir Huffington Post, the Wall Street Members of the House Foreign But if the Kremlin is going to Putin cares a lot about Journal and the Washington Affairs Committee were also tar- play that game, it should stop ������������� Rwhat you think — about Rachel Marsden Post. Records show that in one geted and solicited regarding the crying “American foreign influ- NSA contractor-turned-defec- instance, a lobbyist was tasked Russian-Georgian conflict. ence!” when it has front groups �������������������� GUEST COLUMNIST tor and Russian asylum seeker with calling a reporter “regard- There’s nothing wrong with inside America doing its bid- ��������������������������� Edward Snowden, and pretty ing the registrant’s representa- a little diplomacy, of course ding. � ������������� much everything else — to the tion of Russia.” Records also — except that Russia already has This is yet another reminder �������������������������� point of spending $300 million Syria, Cyprus and other nations show that one of the firms ambassadors and entire embas- to the American public of the � ���������� of state funds last year on the over which Russia formerly corresponded extensively with sies full of diplomats for that. unfortunate need to assess �������������������������� external audiovisual service RT, enjoyed unfettered influence. former CNN host Larry King on It wouldn’t be unreasonable to everything they see or hear � ���������������������� designed primarily to spoon- The narrative is always the behalf of the Kremlin in an effort conclude that an American firm through a critical lens. ������������������������������� feed the Kremlin worldview to a same: The United States and its to arrange a sit-down interview fronting for the Russians would � ������� global audience. And unearthed allies won’t keep their hands to with Putin. have an easier time dealing Rachel Marsden is a colum- records show that’s just the tip of nist, political strategist and for- ��������������������� themselves, while Russia minds In some instances, according directly with fellow countrymen ����������������� a much more insidious iceberg. its own business. to lobbyist records, producers of within the Washington Beltway mer Fox News host who writes Why, you might ask, would Except that it doesn’t. CNN’s “Future Cities” program crowd, as opposed to someone regularly for major publications ������������������ an iron-fisted authoritarian care There are three types of have had “multiple correspon- from a foreign country who in the U.S. and abroad. Her web- ��������������������� about what the masses outside intelligence operations: overt, dences” with the public relations lacks connections and whose site can be found at http://www. of his own country think? Well, covert and clandestine. “Overt” firm being paid princely sums to agenda is much more obvious. rachelmarsden.com. if Russia can convince you, as a is blowing up a bridge outright. spin their client country’s repu- Westerner, to focus on critiqu- “Covert” is blowing up a bridge tation. ing your own government, you’ll and obfuscating responsibility. The Kremlin has a communi- DISCOUNT TICKETS ONLY AVAILABLE be less inclined to criticize the “Clandestine” is when the bridge cations director for such things, geopolitical competition. The conveniently falls down in what Dmitry Peskov. And Larry King at the TOOELE BURGER KING greatest strengths of a democ- appears to be an accident. now hosts a television show on racy — free speech and opposi- Former KGB chief Putin tends to the Kremlin’s RT. tion to power — are also weak- favor the latter two. As much as Putin claims nesses ripe for subversion and Here’s a Russian operation to hate foreign NGOs, he exploitation by a competitor that falls into the “covert” cat- seems to be all over groups in who seeks to divide and conquer egory: Washington, with Russian front- as a means of gaining a competi- Records show that from 2008 firm representatives interacting tive advantage. And yet attempts to 2010, Putin spent consider- with the Brookings Institution, at free speech and opposition to able cash — approximately $6.8 the RAND Corporation, the power in Russia put citizens at million in fees to two American German Marshall Fund, the risk of being either imprisoned firms alone — in an attempt to Center for European Policy or liquidated. infiltrate America’s media and Analysis and the Heritage And the double standards political agenda. That doesn’t Foundation, and attending Cato don’t end there. Putin is crack- include the various state-con- Institute events. ing down on non-governmental trolled Russian multinationals or The PR and lobbying firms organizations, raiding the offices entities who have also done the were also hired to front for the of those who receive foreign Kremlin’s bidding. Kremlin’s interests in moni- funding, treating them as if their The Sunlight Foundation’s toring and interacting with sole purpose is to act as a sub- Foreign Lobbying Influence the political apparatus in versive foreign agent to under- Tracker shows that the Kremlin Washington, D.C. Records show mine his authority. Meanwhile, has gone to great lengths in hir- that they were keeping close he’s infiltrating American media ing three American lobbying tabs on former Secretary of and political institutions. and public relations firms in an State Condoleezza Rice, includ- Putin uses his propaganda attempt to pitch favorable op- ing monitoring her testimony apparatus to endlessly chastise eds to American media outlets before the House Appropriations Western nations for meddling in such as CNBC.com, Politico, the Foreign Operations Committee.

Let’s listen to the attorney Lowry general inveigh against “stand continued from page A4 your ground” laws and make believe that he knows what the what constitutes lawful self- hell he’s talking about. Let’s defense, let alone reasonable ignore that the “stand your doubt. ground” law wasn’t the reason Let’s call people we disagree the Sanford, Fla., police initially with racists. Dissenting voices didn’t arrest Zimmerman, and must be swiftly condemned and, that it really had nothing to do ideally, silenced. with the trial. A Full-Color Let ’s not talk about the 90 In short, let’s take a terrible percent of black murder vic- event and make it a festival for tims killed by other blacks. For all our ideological and racial Activity Page national conversation purposes, ax-grinding and a showcase for not all killings are equal. our inability or unwillingness Just for Kids! Let’s blast New York City’s to reason clearly. Let’s do it in Every Thursday in the stop-and-frisk policy as the perpetually high dudgeon while Tooele Transcript-Bulletin worst kind of racial inequity. simultaneously patting ourselves Let’s not bother to note that on the back about our fearless- New York City once had 2,200 ness and honesty. TOOELE murders a year and now has 400, Yes, Mr. Attorney General, you TRANSCRIPT nor that many of the thousands are right. This is exactly the con- BULLETIN of lives saved are those of black versation that the country needs. men. Let’s focus on the impor- Subscribe Today tant thing — condemning the Rich Lowry is editor of the policy that contributes to saving National Review. 882-0050 those lives as heinously racist.

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Margaret Brewer Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints and served in many leadership callings with whole- Margaret Evelyn Beryl Brewer hearted love and dedication until passed peacefully and joyfully the end. Her testimony of the away on July 25 at 7:40 a.m. at the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ age of 86, after a series of illnesses. Beryl is predeceased by her ador- emanated from her like rays from ing husband Donald Brewer and the sun and warmed the souls of her father and mother Hubert all who came in contact with and Elizabeth Wild. Beryl was her. Beryl will always be lovingly born in Southport, Lancashire, remembered and sorely missed England, on June 2, 1927. She was by her daughters Cheryl Arcangel a young girl at the time of World (Dennis), Christine Brewer, and War II and has vivid memories Rebecca Crane (Mick); her 11 of the frightening events of war. grandchildren, 26 great-grand- As a young girl she loved music children, nieces and neph- and dancing and took delight in ews, and all her many friends her ballet and tap lessons. After where Beryl opened her own But Beryl could be full of sur- completing her public school- dance school and taught many prises! In 2008, at the age of 81, throughout the world. We, as ing she continued her education small town youth the joy of danc- she decided she would rather be her family, are saddened by her in dance and started a career ing. In 1956, Donald was recalled close to her children and grand- departure and will miss her very as a professional ballet and tap to active duty in the Air Force as a children in Utah so, once again, much, and look forward to being dancer. As a young woman her JAG attorney. His military career she cheerfully packed up and with her again for eternity. We dance career took her to many took them to Japan, England, moved. Once she set her mind to rejoice in her release from the Empathy places throughout England, an Maryland and Virginia. Beryl something there was no turning pains of mortality, which she adventure that eventually led was a supportive military wife back. She loved Utah and espe- suffered from greatly at times. and Respect her to meeting her beloved hus- and thrived on the excitement cially loved Overlake, her friends We wish her all the blessings of band, Donald Brewer. She was of being able to live in different and her ward there. Now she has eternity as she has lived righ- performing in Norwich, England, places and travel extensively in made her final move — away and he was visiting there on other countries. She loved being from this mortal life to enjoy the teously and faithfully. God be leave from his duties as a U.S. an American and loved this company of her beloved hus- with you ‘til we meet again. The Army Air Corp Flight Navigator. country with all her heart. She band once again, and all those visitation was held in the Relief They met as fellow tourists in often said she was born to be who have gone before her. The Society Room at the LDS Church an ancient castle while standing American, but she also loved her adventure of eternal life goes located at 251 W. 2200 North at a well. They knew each other native England. She and Donald on. Beryl was a devoted wife, on Monday. The funeral service for only three months and spent returned to live there twice dur- mother, grandmother and friend was at 4 p.m. in the Chapel at only 10 full days together when ing their marriage. In 1986, they who loved everyone and was so the same location. Interment they married on June 4, 1945, retired to Germantown, Ohio, greatly loved by all. She loved her will be in Germantown, Ohio, two days after her 18th birthday. where she was determined to sociality with the Relief Society, on Wednesday. In lieu of flow- They were married for 60 years. stay for the remainder of their Red Hat Society, The Century ers, memorial donations may be She left England as a war bride lives. After Donald passed away Club (a literary group), and the and came to the United States in 2005 she served a mission in Germantown, Ohio Historical made to Care Source Hospice, to join her husband and become the Columbus, Ohio Temple, Society. It could be said that 1624 E. 4500 South, Salt Lake City, an American citizen. They set- which brought great peace and she was a society girl! She loved Utah, 84117. Condolences for the tled in Donald’s hometown of joy to her, and she continued to to have fun, and she loved to family may be offered online at 435-884-3031 Germantown, Ohio, for a time, be safely settled in Germantown. serve. She was a member of The www.tatemortuary.com. www.daltonhoopes.com

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Due to budget cuts, the Benson Gristmill has been closed all summer. Usually, the mill is open from May 1 to Oct. 31.

mill building, and strengthened Landmark its foundation. continued from page A1 Most of that restoration work was completed with volunteer gristmill in 2012 was for $38,000 work, donations and grants. The to pay for staff, maintenance, gristmill is now considered one We’re with you every inch of the way. and utilities, according to Wall. of the most intact pioneer-era The grounds include, along industrial structures in Utah. From the moment your baby is born, through childhood with the gristmill, several restored In 1995, overwhelmed by the and adolescence, your relationship with an experienced pioneer buildings, an operation- number of people using the al replica of a gristmill, a replica building and concerned about Care. and caring pediatrician is crucial to the health and well- of a one-room schoolhouse, and liability, the volunteer commit- a pavilion with a restroom. tee approached the county com- being of your child. Pediatrician Dr. Steven Rich will In 1983, a volunteer commit- mission about taking over the help you feel comfortable and confident every step of tee consisting of Jack Smith, facility, according to Marilyn Wayne Shields, Boyd and Ouida Shields. the way. Same-day appointments are usually available. Blanthorn, Ray Court, Robert The future of the gristmill is Steven Rich, D.O. Call 435-882-9035. and Marilyn Shields, Douglas now in the hands of the Tooele Smith, and Maxine Grimm set County Commission. out to save the gristmill, which “We’ve talked about the use of fell into disrepair following its volunteers to help keep the grist- closure in the 1940s. mill open,” said Milne. “As far The volunteer group obtained as any support from the county the property from Terracor, the budget, we’ll have to wait until original developer of Stansbury we start budget talks for the 2014 Park, and removed debris, budget.” restored the exterior of the grist- [email protected] �������������������� Highest Quality State-of-the-Art Only Color Printing Equipment! * Ask about � Bring in Your large quantity Digital Files! discounts! ��Per Copy

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collects more per capita in sales collect an additional $420 million Tax tax than its northern neighbor in sales tax annually, according to continued from page A7 Box Elder County. the study. Box Elder County collected The study identified apparel Erda, Grantsville, Lake $3.1 million in sales tax in 2011 and accessories, business servic- Point, Lincoln, Tooele City and or $60.75 per capita while Tooele es, hotel lodging, furniture, and Stansbury Park businesses are County collected $4.1 million in miscellaneous retail as the city’s required to collect another 0.30 sales tax in 2011 or $69.39 per sales sectors with the lowest cap- percent in sales tax for mass tran- capita. ture rate. sit, raising their tax rate to 6.25 All of the sales tax revenues Throughout Tooele County, percent. cited above include an extra 1 including Tooele City, taxable The mass transit tax goes to percent sales tax added on to sales have increased for the last the Utah Transit Authority. the sale of food and beverages in four consecutive years. Taxable Tooele City voters approved a restaurants. sales for 2009 in Tooele County .10 percent additional sales tax Unlike the general local sales were $561 million. In 2012, tax- for parks, art and recreation mak- tax, which can be allocated for able sales in the county reached ing the sales tax rate in Tooele any use in a municipality’s gener- $642 million, a 14 percent City 6.35 percent. al fund, the 1 percent restaurant increase. Travel into Salt Lake County tax can only be used to promote However, for Tooele County to and the sales tax rate is 6.85 per- tourism or for costs directly asso- raise $2.6 million — the amount cent in all communities except ciated with tourism, recreational, of the proposed property tax North Salt Lake where the sales culture and convention facilities. increase — from sales tax instead tax rate is 7.05 percent and Alta, The sales tax revenue figures of property tax, at the county which adds a resort community also include a reduced sales tax option tax rate of .25 percent, the tax rate to make their sales tax rate for grocery food, defined by taxable sales in the county would rate 8.35 percent. the state as food sold for inges- have to increase by $1.04 billion. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The 1 percent sales tax rate for tion or chewing by humans for [email protected] Lori Schowell rings up Heather Harris’ purchase at Sweet Lizzies, a local candy store. Small portions of sales tax go back to local municipalities is set by state taste or nutrition. the county and city and can add up revenue over time. law. Half of the local sales tax Grocery food is taxed 3 per- goes directly to the local govern- cent, with 1.75 percent going ment where the tax is collected. to the state, 1 percent for local The other half is pooled by the sales tax, and .25 percent for the state and distributed using a for- county. mula that involves population. Guidelines for what qualifies Even at a maximum of 1 per- for the reduced food sales tax cent , or 1.25 percent in unincor- excludes prepared food, giving porated areas of the county, the rise to interpretations like a plat- local sales tax adds up to a signifi- ter of meat and cheese sold in a cant amount of local government grocery deli is taxed at the full income. sales tax rate, while the same In 2012, Tooele County received meat sold cut and wrapped is $4.5 million in sales tax revenue, taxed at the lower grocery food which was 11.7 percent of Tooele tax rate. County’s 2012 expenses for gov- How to boost sales in Tooele ernmental activities. City resulting in an increase in Property tax collected in 2012 sales tax revenue was the subject Singles & for Tooele County, including of a 2011 study commissioned by general property tax, assessing Tooele City. Doubles and collecting, delinquent prop- The study, completed by erty tax payments, and penal- Lewis Young Robertson and ties, totaled $6.1 million in 2012. Burningham, a municipal finan- That amount was 16.1 percent of cial and planning consulting firm the county’s 2012 governmental based in Salt Lake City, concluded Tennis activity expenses. that Tooele City captures 74 per- Tooele City received $4.5 mil- cent of all retail sales that could lion in sales tax for 2012, which occur in the city. was 20.3 percent of its govern- The study referenced Tooele mental expenses. Grantsville City’s 74 percent retail capture received $1.4 million in sales tax rate as falling between West revenue during 2012, which was Valley City’s 103 percent and 30.9 percent of its governmental Taylorsville’s 65 percent. expenses. If Tooele City could capture 100 Tournament Comparatively, Tooele County percent of retail sales, it would Fri. AUG 9, 3-9pm • Sat. AUG 10, 8am-TBD $ $ While the complex isn’t the 20 1st event (singles or doubles) • 5 for additional event Apartments $ largest built in Tooele, it does THS Tennis & SHSCourts 50 Family • Maximum of 2 events per player continued from page A1 contain more units per acre than most in the city because it’s a construction will commence. PUD, according to Tooele City nd pm “We anticipate starting in the Planner Rachelle Custer. Entry Deadline AUG 2 , 5 next 60 days,” said Rasmussen, “We are definitely filling a adding that the project will take void in the market out there Turn applications into Tournament Director the Transcript Bulletin Offi ce 12 months to finish. “We will that people are looking for,” said complete the clubhouse and one Rasmussen. “We love the loca- building first and then continue tion and its relation with the job from there. We expect to be leas- base in Tooele and closeness to �������������������������������������� ing later this year.” the hospital.” ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������ � � ����������������������������� � ������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������ � Utah boy, 11, survives ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 200-foot sliding fall ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� by Michelle L. Price Close to the waterfall, the trail ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ASSOCIATED PRESS can get slippery from the spray, but Cannon said he believes the � SALT LAKE CITY — An 11- boy was outside that slippery ������������ ��������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������� year-old boy was airlifted to a area. ���������������������������������������������������� �������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ hospital but is expected to recov- Bridal Veil Falls, a 607-foot �� er after he tumbled down a 200- waterfall dropping into the ����������������� �������� ������������������������������������������� foot rock slope while hiking with Provo River, is popular with hik- ������������������������������� ������������������������������� this family near a scenic water- ers and bikers, according to Utah ��������������������������������������������� �� ������������������ ����������������������������������������������������� fall in northern Utah, authorities County’s tourism website. The � said Monday. waterfall freezes in the winter, ���������������������������������������������� The Utah County Sheriff’s making it a favorite spot for ice ����������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� Office said Cesar Varvagan of climbers. ������������������������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������� Orem tumbled down the rocky, With thousands of visitors ����������������������������������������������������� steep slope Sunday in Provo every year and higher foot traffic ������������������������������������������� Canyon. in the summer, falls and injuries ����������������������������������������������������� � The boy, who was awake and do occur in the canyon, Cannon ����������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������� talking to rescuers, was airlifted said. � � � � ���������������������������������������������� to a hospital in critical condition, “With the number of visitors �������������������������������������������������� having hurt his head, back and we have there, we’ll have a half- ������������������ ������������������������������������������������������ hip and possibly broken his col- dozen or so times where we get ��������������������������������������������� larbone, officials said. calls for things similar to this,” ����������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� His condition improved over- he said. “They’re not usually this ������������������������������������������������������ night, and he was expected to serious.” ������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������ be released from the hospital Officials reported two deaths ����������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� Monday, the sheriff’s office said from falls in the area this year. ��������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������� in a statement. The boy’s parents One man died in May after ��������������������������������������������������� declined through law enforce- falling more than 150 feet in �������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������� ment to be interviewed. the canyon, but officials later ������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������� Sgt. Spencer Cannon said the determined he had intentionally ��������� �������������������������� ����������������������������������������������� fall occurred while the boy was jumped in an apparent suicide. ���������������������������������������������������� � hiking on a steep trail next to In January, a woman fell about ���������������������������������������������������� Bridal Veil Falls. 30 feet while ice climbing the �������������������������������������� ���������������������� He took a few jumping steps falls and died from her injuries a ��������������������������� � before tumbling down a steep week later. ������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������������� slope with loose rocks and In 2007, a 22-year-old Brigham ��� ������������������������������������������������������� stones. He landed on a trail along Young University student from ���������������������������������������������������� the Provo River, Cannon said. Idaho died in the canyon after ���������������������������� ������������������������������������������������ “Once he took those first cou- falling 200 feet. ���������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� ple steps, it’s not a sure footing at The steep terrain can cause � ������������������������������������ all. He tumbled and rolled most people to run into trouble if � � of the 200 feet,” Cannon said. they make a misstep or stumble, ������������������������������������������� “It was a fall, but it was more of Cannon said, but “it’s not unusu- �������������������������� a rolling fall than it was straight ally dangerous as long as people � ��� down a cliff.” are careful.” ������������������������������������������������������

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students must provide proof of immu- from Aug. 5-9. There is no cost for VBS. service begins at 11 a.m. We also have Tooele Animal Outreach Constitutional Studies presents The in-home parenting skills program. Tooele nizations before school begins on Aug. Please check our website, tooelecumc. a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501(c)3 Healing of America Series. Learn Families with children birth to 17 will 20 or they will be excluded from school org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 nonprofit organization desperately seek- about the Constitution and its timeless receive instruction during an 80-minute Lost Classmates until proof of the immunizations is pro- 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at (801)651- p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs ing volunteers in our community who principles from the viewpoint of the weekly visit to gain the tools they need We still need to locate 15 of our 220 vided. If you have questions, please call 2557 for more info. We are located at and let us pray together for God’s help. love animals like we do to help continue Founding Fathers. If you love America, to strengthen their family. Topics dis- classmates at Tooele High School from 435-833-1939. 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Mountain View Baptist Church meets at finding forever homes for abandoned love the Founding Fathers, are con- cussed include communication, conflict 1954 to 1958, class of ’58. They are the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite cerned about our country, or would like resolution, attachment and bonding, TJHS Community Council Wednesday meal and neglected animals. We need volun- Jolene Dalton, Carol Fulmer, Loretta 2C. Join us. teers for various projects, i.e. posting to be part of the Healing of America, establishing rules and routines as well Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., Graham, Benny Hester, Linda Lancaster, Meeting animal pictures on the Internet, taking these seminars are for you. Seminars as managing stress. Please contact we will serve a free dinner from Tooele Stansbury Park Baptist Church Joan Milano, Donna Mondragon, Pat The first Tooele Junior High School foster animals to vet appointments, start Aug. 8 and cost $10 per class. For Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for United Methodist Church. Everyone Please join us each Sunday morning at Moya, Irene Padilla, Joe Peterson, Community Council meeting of the organizing fundraising and adoption more information, contact Kae Olson at more information. You can also visit is invited to come and eat. Our goal 10 a.m. for worship and Bible study at Arvin Winklecotter, Novella Roundy, 2013-14 school year will be held Aug. events, picking up donated food, blan- 435-843-1803. familysupportcenter.org. is to provide a free, hot meal for the Stansbury Park Clubhouse (located Annie Saddler, Shirley Turner and Linda 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the library at TJHS. kets and medication for foster animals everyone. We want to get the com- next to the swimming pool). Colossians Class of ‘58 Reunion Waldron. If you know of them, or their All parents are encouraged to attend. and fostering dogs. If you would like to munity involved and invite all people in and 2nd Timothy are the current teach- Our 55-year Tooele High School Class Seniors brothers, sisters, sons, daughters, For more information, contact Paula find out more about our program, please order to forge relationships and build ing focus. For details, please call 830- of ‘58 reunion will be the Friday after spouses, ex-husbands, ex-wives, cous- Haycock at 435-833-1921. contact Marci at 830-4049. ins, friends, family, nieces or nephews, bridges between people of all economic 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc. Labor Day, Sept. 6. We will have a lun- Grantsville Senior Center please call or email Michael Shuler at Preschool program backgrounds in Tooele. Although the com. cheon at the Benson Grist Mill near Mill The senior center is for the enjoyment 602-826-9471 or michaelshuler@cox. The preschool program in Tooele County meal is being served from TUMC, it Moose Lodge Pond at 10 a.m. Dinner will be at the of all senior citizens 55 and older. net. School District has openings in their is a non-denominational event and we Tooele First Baptist Church Eagles Nest, at the Army Depot, at 6 Activities have started. For info, call tuition classrooms for 3 and 4 year invite and encourage all people to join We are in our new Wednesday evening Meals at the lodge p.m. For more information, call Michael 884-3446. Activities include bunco Friday at the park olds. We also do monthly assessments us. We will need help and volunteers in study entitled, “The Bible says WHAT?” Friday night dinners include clam chow- Shuler at 602-826-9471 or email and arthritic exercise two days a week, Join the Tooele City Family Recreation if you have concerns about your child’s various ways, such as helping to serve, This week we will be exploring the ques- der and/or fish baskets (halibut, shrimp [email protected]. and bingo, ceramics, pinochle and program Aug. 2 for fun at parks through- development. Call 833-1966. cook and clean up, donate food and tion “How does the ‘Wrath of God’ apply or chicken strips). Costs are $10 for jewelry once a week. Meals on Wheels out Tooele City. We will meet from today?” Join us at 7 p.m. Everyone Back-to-School Community for homebound. Lunch served daily. Excelsior Academy tours share talents. If you are interested in halibut or shrimp baskets w/cup of 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. You bring your fam- getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders is welcome, as are all questions. Call chowder, chicken strips w/cup of chow- Closet Suggested donation of $2.50. The Curious about charter schools? Want to ily and we will bring all the fun. There is at [email protected] or call Pastor Jon if you have questions. 882- der $7. Bowl of chowder $4, and cup The Back-to-School Community Closet center also provides rides to the store know more about Excelsior Academy? no registration required for the program. (785) 737-3467. 2048. First Baptist Church is located at of chowder $2. Saturday night dinners will be held at Northlake Elementary, or doctor visits in Tooele and Grantsville Tours are held each Wednesday Please remember that this is a family 580 S. Main St. in Tooele. include 16-ounce ribeye or T-bone steak 268 Coleman St., Tooele, on Aug. 15 areas. Call 843-4102. at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a event. All youth must be accompanied Kingdom Rock event w/choice of baked potato/fries, salad from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on Aug. range of topics such as the Excelsior First Lutheran Church Tooele Senior Center by an adult. A schedule for this program A summer kids’ event called Kingdom and roll for $15. Halibut or salmon 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sandwiches Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh The senior center is for the enjoyment is available at www.tooelecity.org. For Rock will be hosted at Tooele United steak w/choice of baked or fries, salad are available Aug. 15 from 5 p.m. to Instruction, CHAMPS and the character St. would like to invite you to hear of of all senior citizens 55 and older. New more information, contact Tooele City Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah Ave. in and roll $15, or jumbo shrimp w/choice 8 p.m. There are donated supplies development program. There is also God’s grace and the love of Christ who and exciting activities have started. Parks and Recreation at 843-2142 or Tooele from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. At of baked or fries, salad and roll for $13. and services for going back to school, an opportunity to observe the school’s died to forgive you of your sins and For info, call 843-4110. These include [email protected]. Kingdom Rock, children participate in Members who purchase five dinners including free gently used clothing items unique group settings. Come and tour attain salvation on your behalf every bridge and pinochle, arthritic exercise memorable Bible-learning activities, either Friday or Saturday nights at regu- while available, free school supplies for the building and have any questions Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and every program three times a week, line danc- sing catchy songs, play teamwork-build- lar price will receive their next dinner eligible children, free personal hygiene Grantsville answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. Sunday evening at 6 p.m. ing, woodworking, Wii games, watercolor ing games, make and dig into yummy free. Daily lunch specials are available products for every child, and free hair- Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. class and karaoke. Meals on Wheels for treats, experience epic Bible adven- First Lutheran Church Vacation at the lodge at 11 a.m. For members cuts limited by availability of volunteer Grantsville Irrigation homebound. Lunch served, daily dona- tures, collect Bible Memory Buddies, Bible School and their guests. stylists. Grantsville Irrigation has issued another Tooele Family Center and test out Sciency-Fun Gizmos they’ll tion of $2.50. The center also provides turn to agricultural users. There are take home and play with all summer Vacation Bible School at First Lutheran Entertainment Ham Radio Class transportation to the store or doctor now a total of four turns for the season. Church for children age 5-12. It starts Story and craft hour long. Kingdom Rock is for children K-6 Live Rock & Roll Band will perform Get your ham radio license with a class visits in Tooele and Grantsville areas. Residential users have been allotted from Aug. 6-8 and will run from 3:30 Monday, July 29 and goes through held Aug. 2-3. The class goes from 7 p.m. Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at Friday, Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. For members 250,000 gallons per share. Please p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. For more infor- Friday, Aug. 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to Senior Circle the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy and their guests. monitor your meters to avoid exceeding mation, call Carissa at 785-737-3467. Come join in great fun, singing, crafts noon on Saturdays. For more information Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and your allotment. If you notice any leaks or the adventures of books and make fun and Bible study. All are welcome. Tooele Special Events contact Richard Shaw at 435-884-5506 or better and costs just $15 a year per abuse please call 830-9261. crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. Church of Christ First Lutheran Church is located at 749 Member’s Appreciation Day Friday, Aug. email him at [email protected]. person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah Birch St. 16. Live band, food and fun. For mem- 3690 for more information or a member- Family History Center 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind 4-H Exhibits Event ship application. Lots of great health Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. New Life Christian Fellowship bers and their guests only. DAV meeting Greet your ancestors free at the Tooele High School). and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. Saturday, Aug. 17 at 2 p.m. LifeLine Come check out what 4-Hers have been benefits and fun activities. Grantsville Family History Center, 117 We invite you to worship and serve Preschool hour Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We Health Screening on Sept. 9 at 8 a.m. busy making throughout the year. The E. Cherry St. All are welcome with seek to be the Lord’s church estab- Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and 4-H Exhibits event will be held Aug. Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele Recovery consultants there to assist you. Open lished about 33 AD. The Bible produces food pantry is open from noon to 3 2 and Aug. 3 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Family Center has a fun activity hour Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday nondenominational Christians only. p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 Eagles at Deseret Peak. Sewing, rocketry, of learning, singing and creating. This Addiction recovery through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 Jesus is our only head of the church, E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, arts and crafts, cooking, entomology, Ready, Set, School! preschool class is The freedom from addiction group, to 9 p.m. headquarters are heaven. Come and women and men are also available Steak Night and table setting are only a few of for all children up to 5 years of age. every week. Sunday services are in the Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves RUSH, holds meetings on Wednesdays DUP Museum grow with us. Call 882-4642. the exhibits you will be able to see. Please come and enjoy the fun. For Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. only the freshest steaks and the good Everyone is welcome to come view at 7 p.m., at 23 S. Main Street, Suite The Grantsville DUP Museum at the more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or Cornerstone Baptist and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 fresh cut, home-cooked French fries. the exhibits. Games and activities will 33, Tooele. Clark Historic Farm is now open to the ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine Passion for God, compassion for people a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find The special on Friday, Aug. 2 is a five- be held throughout the event as well. Recovery International public on Fridays and Saturdays from St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele High at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting piece shrimp dinner for $10 with hosts Questions? Call 435-277-2405. Recovery International is a structured noon to 4 p.m. through Aug. 31. For School). 882-6263. Come as you are this www.NLOT.org. Barbara and Kevin Denner. self-help group that teaches skills to appointments or tours at other times, Sunday, where you can hear a message Stansbury Days Car Show relieve symptoms caused by stress, please call Ellen Yates at 884-0253 or from the Bible and meet new friends. Queen of Hearts night Stansbury Days Car Show will be held Education Charity anger, fear, anxiety, depression and Coralie Lougy at 884-3832. Service times: Bible study (for all ages) The Eagles will have a fun game on Aug. 17 in Stansbury Park. The event is confusion. Support and fellowship is 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; Monday nights from 5 to 7 p.m. Come for the purpose of raising money for the St. Marguerite Catholic Food Bank Truck extended among those who share these evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- up, have a cool one, purchase a ticket Guide Dogs of America. It costs more Library Elementary Utah Food Bank Truck will be making a kinds of problems. We’re now meeting dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided and win the Queen of Hearts. Members than $42,000 to raise and train the Choose St. Marguerite Catholic drop at New Life Christian Fellowship, at the Grantsville City Library, 42 N. for all services, and children’s church only. dogs. Pre-registration is $20 and $25 Tooele City Library Elementary School for a great education 411 E. Utah Ave., on Aug. 14 from 10 Bowery St., from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on during morning worship. WiseGuys the day of the show. For more informa- Tuesdays, 11 a.m., Wiggle Worms (inter- with Christian values. Where children a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesdays. Call Mary Ann at 884-0215 Program during evening worship. tion, call Mike Wardle at 435-841-0713. active story time for 1- to 2-year-old chil- grow, pray and become strong in spirit. Tooele County for information. Please call the library at United Methodist Church dren); Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 We offer a full-day kindergarten program Stansbury Park Vacation Bible Historical Society Diagnostic Clinic 884-1670 to make sure we are having Tooele United Methodist church offers a and 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, as well as a 3- and 4-year-old preschool School It is that time of year again where the group before coming. 4 to 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, program. For any other questions please free dinner every Wednesday starting at Historical books the Master Gardeners are available movies and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 Stansbury Park Baptist Church will be 4 p.m. All are welcome. S.A. recovery group feel free to call us at 435-882-0081 or conducting Vacation Bible School’s Tooele Co. Historical Society books are to help solve gardening problems on p.m., kids crafts. visit us at 15 S. Seventh St. in Tooele. available for purchase. The History of Wednesdays. This will continue through S.A. men’s group meets every Tuesday Colossal Coaster World for the remain- Soul Shoes night at 8:30 p.m. at the Green House Grantsville Library der of the week from 9 a.m. to noon Soul Shoes is collecting new and slightly Tooele County Volume 11 is $25. The September. Tooele County Master Network meetings Mining, Smelting and Railroading in in Tooele. Call 841-7783 with questions. The Grantsville Library Board is now at the Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 Country worn shoes for victims of domestic Gardeners conduct the Diagnostic Clinic Looking to obtain or improve your Tooele is $15, and we will also have recruiting members for a new Grantsville Club Lane. Children ages 4 through violence and the homeless in Tooele for the benefit of all county residents. Al-Anon employment? Come join the Tooele eight note cards depicting four differ- Friends of the Library organization. The 12 (having completed sixth grade) are County. Contact Trisha at 843-1694 for People can bring a sample of the plant Is someone’s drinking affecting your Networking Group and learn job seeking ent pioneer buildings for $4. These will cost for membership is $5 per year. invited to come and learn about God’s drop off. with the proglem to the USU Extension life? You don’t have to be alone. Al-Anon techniques, how to market yourself, get make great gifts for your family and The volunteer group will be organizing love for them. Please call 435-830-1868 library room at 151 N. Main St. meetings every Wednesday from 11 support and actually search job leads. CASA volunteers friends. Contact Alice Dale at 882-1612. Wednesday afternoons between 3 p.m. and running fundraising projects to Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele if there are any questions. a.m. to noon at residence, 77 W. 400 earn money for building up the library Lift up a child’s voice, a child’s life. and 6 p.m. Volunteers will also be on North. For more information please LDS Employment Resource Center locat- Mountain of Faith Lutheran Court Appointed Special Advocate Seeking historical items hand to answer questions about grow- collection and other needs. If you would ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone Tooele Co. Historical Society would like contact Perky at 435-840-4831 or 801- like to join this vital group of Grantsville We’re a healthy, growing congregation (CASA) volunteers advocate for the best ing plants in flowerbeds and vegetable 599-2649 if no answer. is welcome. who welcomes newcomers and reaches interests of abused and neglected chil- members of the community who have gardens as well as planting and care of citizens, please contact John Ingersoll any family or personal histories, photo- at 435-884-1670 at the new library Online courses out to those in need. Join us for worship dren in the courtroom. Volunteers work shrubs and trees. Food addicts Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. at 560 until the child is placed in a safe, per- graphs, books, brochures, DVDs, VHS Food addicts in recovery aim to lose Tuesday through Friday from 2 p.m. to Online courses in Network+ and tapes or newspaper articles that you Gem and Mineral Society 7 p.m. We need you to help our commu- Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- S. Main Street, Tooele. We treat the manent home. Volunteers are common weight and keep it off. No dues, fees or word of God with respect without taking citizens over 21 years old with a heart would like to donate to our organization Tooele Gem and Mineral Society, will weigh-ins. Weekly meetings held at Tooele nity and our children. fessional seeking to upgrade their skills to please call us. We are also looking suspend regular club meetings during and knowledge of networking and secu- ourselves too seriously. Check us out on for vulnerable children. Apply at www. County Museum, 47 E. Vine Street, on Facebook by searching for Mountain of utahcasa.org or call (801)574-1472. for books, newspaper articles, photos, the summer (June, July and August). Thursdays at 6 p.m. Come in the back rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA brochures or any history that pertains to We will resume our regular schedule Schools Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the Faith Lutheran Church. Please join us for door; meetings are held in the basement. meaningful worship that is also casual Writing volunteers the Tooele County area. If you would like Sept. 10 the second Tuesday of each Call 882-0805 for more information. TATC at 248-1800 for more information Valley Mental Health in Tooele, a non- to donate them to our organization, or month in the Tooele Senior Center, New Beginnings Preschool or to enroll. and relaxed. For more information about New Beginnings Preschool is now our family of faith, call 882-7291. profit organization, is looking for several if you would let us make a copy for the 59 East Vine St., at 7:30 p.m., in the Take off pounds sensibly enrolling for the 2013-2014 school Adult education volunteers with grant writing experience Tooele County Historical Society, please back entrance. We will continue to have Need help to lose those extra pounds? year. Instructors are Crystal Lawrence, Get your high school diploma this year. St. Barnabas’ Episcopal and/or computer/typing skills to per- call Alice Dale at 882-1612. field trips for rock collecting and other We can help. TOPS is a weight loss sup- Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- form data entry at the Tooele office. events during the summer. Be sure to port group open to men, women, teens Heather Lawrence and Brooke All classes required for a high school Historical sign Castagno. Call now at 435-882-0209 to diploma, adult basic education, GED rament followed by fellowship. Sunday Must pass a background check and contact us. Our big Gem and Mineral and pre-teens. Meetings are held every mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ be able to volunteer a few hours or The Tooele Co. Historical Society has show is Sept. 27-29. Also look for us Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele Senior reserve your child’s place. preparation and English as a second recently made a loan agreement with language are available. Register now Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron more each week (can volunteer anytime in the near future to have a perminent Center, 59 E. Vine Street. Call Mary Lou East Elementary Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) the Utah State Historical Society to display at TATC. Visit us on Facebook. at 830-1150, Lisa at 882-1442 or see to graduate — just $50 per semester. display an old Lincoln Highway sign that East Elementary Schools has openings Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- [email protected]. Web at Contact Alex C. Gonzalez or Adrienne Contact info: 435-882-5752. Email www.tops.org for more information. for parents and teachers to serve as www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are Berrett at 843-3520. was on the border of Utah and Nevada. [email protected]. 8750. Adult education classes are for The unique sign is on display at the Addiction recovery Tooele chairman, vice chairman, secretary students 18 and over. God’s beloved child, beautifully created and committee members on the school in God’s own image. Whatever your his- Food pantry Pioneer Museum. Bereavement support group LDS Family Services addiction recovery community council for the 2013-2014 ESOL tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Harmony Hospice offers a weekly meeting every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 school year. If interested, fill out the ESOL conversational classes are the Episcopal Church welcomes you. offering an emergency food pantry to Groups and Events bereavement support group for any per- p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1030 S. 900 volunteer sign-up form in the office Aug. held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL meet the needs of our community. The son who has had a loved one who has West, in the Relief Society room. Enter Spanish services food pantry is available for emergency died. You do not need to be affiliated on the west side of the church. The 7-31. Elections will be held Sept. 3-6 in students may also come anytime the Grantsville Adult Religion the office. center is open for individualized study. La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays with Harmony or have had services in handicap entrance is on the south side invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Class order to come and participate. Everyone of the church. This meeting addresses Registration is $50 per semester. Call BYU Continuing Education, sponsored by THS 2013-14 registration 833-8750 for more information. 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you 580 S. Main Street. For information call is welcome. The group meets every all addictions or character weaknesses. Registration for returning students and to their Spanish services on Thursday 882-2048. the Grantsville, Utah LDS West Stake, Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Harmony No children, please. incoming ninth-grade students from our at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come is offering an adult religion class. The Home Health and Hospice, 2356 N. feeder schools will take place on Aug. TATC to know a church that focused in the Rocky Mountain Hospice course of study is the New Testament 400 East, Bldg. B, Suite 206 in Tooele. Addiction recovery Grantsville 6 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 7 from 1 word of God rather than the emotions. While it can be difficult at times, volun- (The Gospels) and will be taught Please contact Leonard Barber for any LDS Family Services addition recovery p.m. to 7 p.m. and Aug. 8 from 7 a.m. Expanded Hours in Welding God loves you and he wants to reveal teering can be a most rewarding and by Mark Hutchins at the Grantsville questions you might have at 843-9054. meeting every Thursday night from 7:30 to 1 p.m. Pictures will also be taken TATC is happy to announce the welding himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 worthwhile experience. Rocky Mountain Seminary Building, 113 E. Cherry St. to 9 p.m. at the LDS chapel at 415 W. during this time. This year registration program will be available from 8 a.m. North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides Hospice is looking for dedicated indi- in Grantsville. Class will be taught each Sons of Utah Pioneers Apple Street in the Relief Society room. will be done online. If you do not have to 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday, provided. viduals who are willing to spend one to Wednesday at 7 p.m. beginning Aug. 14. The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, Enter on the north side of the church. access to a computer, one will be and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays. two hours per week volunteering. We Tuition for the entire course is $21 or Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep The handicap entrance is also on the available for you to use at Tooele High Whether you are training for a new St. Marguerite ask for a time commitment of at least $2.50 per lecture. Please make checks alive the history and tremendous con- north side of the church. This meeting School during the registration dates. career or want to know who to operate St. Marguerite Parish Community wel- six months. We provide 12 hours of payable to BYU Adult Religion Classes. tributions of our early Tooele County address all addictions or character your own welder for home, ranch or yard comes you to come worship with us. training, TB testing and a background Register at the door the first day of pioneers and others. If this is something weaknesses. No children, please. New Student Registration St. Marguerite Catholic Church’s weekly check. Hospice volunteers assist class. Please come 15 minutes early to that you may be interested in joining, art projects, TATC has a schedule for LDS addiction family support Information you. Stop in our new campus at 88 S. schedule: Celebration of the Eucharist: end-of-life patients and their families register. If you have questions, please please attend a pot luck dinner the first If you have a loved one who is struggling Please note that there has been a Tooele Blvd. or call 435-248-1800 for Saturdays at 5 p.m., Sundays at 10 with friendly visits and companion- call Jeff Hutchins at 435-884-3922. Thursday of each month in the Tooele with addictions of any kind, find help and change in freshman registration times. It more information. a.m. and noon (Spanish), and Monday ship, respite care for caregivers, light Senior Citizens Center at 6:30 p.m. support Sunday evenings from 7:30 to 9 will be Aug. 12 10 a.m. for sophomores, through Friday at 9 a.m. Reconciliation housekeeping, grocery shopping and Stockton Days Dinner is followed by a short program. Stockton Days Social on Aug. 17 at 1 p.m. at the Erda Ward building at 323 E. Aug. 12 at noon for freshman, and Aug. Nail Technician (confessions): Saturdays at 4 p.m. The end of life projects. Please contact Tina Park behind the building and enter the p.m. Everyone is invited. We will display Erda Way. Enter on the east side of the 13 at 9 a.m. for juniors. These meetings Tooele County’s first Nail Technician church is located at 15 S. Seventh St. Rasmussen at (801)397-4904 or tina. northwest doors. town histories, person histories, town building and go to the Relief Society room. will be held in the THS library just as program is coming Aug. 26, 2013. Contact us at 882-3860. [email protected]. and school pictures, old newspapers Mood disorder support group you enter the building. Seniors will be Students will learn and perform LDS porn addiction program manicures, pedicures and nail enhance- Brit-Ammi Kahal Hospice volunteers (1904-1909), and town census (1870- Do you or someone you love have a by appointment with their counselors. An LDS pornography addiction recovery ments. In addition, students will learn Covenant People Assembly are teach- Hospice volunteers are needed for 1940). We will be presenting plaques to mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation Please be aware that new students to support group meeting will be held every to manage their career and profes- ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful honor those past and present residents offers help, hope and healing. Please Tooele High School must complete the Friday evening from 7:30 to 9 p.m., sional image, infection control, nail and faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at gift: your time, companionship, yardwork that have contributed community service join us for support group sessions every registration process with the registrar Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. Benson skin structure, and much more. Upon 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call and music. Become an 11th hour volun- to the Town of Stockton. Performance Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New before the Aug. 12 and 13 meetings Road. Enter on the southwest side of completion of the program, students 843-5444 for more information. teer. Call Coy at 225-6586. of the Old Time Fiddlers at 2 p.m. For Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in with the counselors. You must have the building. Separate men’s recovery (for will be prepared to take the Utah State more information, call Kaye Hollien at Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at following documents: birth certificate, Bible Baptist Church Volunteer opportunity men struggling with pornography addic- Nail Technician licensure exam. Call 435-882-2340. 841-9903. immunizations, proof of residency and The folks at Bible Baptist Church would Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a non- tions) and women’s support meetings 435-248-1800 to be placed on our a copy of your previous year’s grades. like to invite you to some old fashioned profit organization, is looking for volun- Hunter Education Family Support Center (for women whose husbands or family waiting list. These documents must be furnished church services with singing from the teers in Tooele. Our volunteers provide Hunter Education Courses will be held The Family Support Center is a non- members are struggling with pornography) before we can continue with the registra- Straight Iron Techniques old fashioned hymns and messages respite care, friendly visits, conversa- Aug. 6, 8, 13, 14 and 15 from 6 p.m. profit agency providing services in Salt are held at the same time. tion process. Learn proper straight iron techniques from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some tion, light household chores, and other to 9 p.m. at the Tooele County Health Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week Clarke N. Johnsen registration and how to keep your hair healthy things should never change. Sunday needs to terminally ill patients who are building, 151 N. Main St. For more infor- Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; on our hospice services. Please visit our mation, call Gene at 435-882-4767. Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High registration through all the abuse. Wednesday, Aug. gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 website at www.rockymountaincarefoun- will be on the following days: Aug. 6 21, noon to 1 p.m. at the Community Alzheimer’s Caregivers Learning Center, 221 S. Tooele Blvd. p.m.; Wednesday evening services, dation.org. Training, background check, from 2:30 to 7 p.m. and Aug. 7 from Next meeting will be Tuesday, Aug. 20 The cost is free and includes pizza 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at and TB test required — all provided. Bulletin Board Policy 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. New student from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Tooele If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin lunch. Please RSVP to 435-248-1800 840-2152. Please contact Jill at (801)397-4904 for registration will be by appointment only Senior Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St. at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The for accurate lunch count. additional information. on Aug. 8 and Aug. 9 from 8 a.m. to Mountain View Baptist Church Open to anyone caring for someone with Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic 2:30 p.m. The school district is send- We would like to invite you to discover Cat food needed Alzheimer’s disease or related dimentia. clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the ing home information for the online Churches what God’s plan and purpose is for Local non-profit rescue group desperate- Learn about this memory loss condition. advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele registration process. All students must your life. The Bible contains all of the ly needs cat food to feed the homeless Get and share ideas with other family Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To register online this year. Please refer United Methodist Church answers for life’s questions. Come cats in Tooele. Please drop off dona- caregivers. For more information, call guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the to the district letter. The state of Utah Tooele United Methodist Church ser- and join us this Sunday for our adult tions at 178 W. 700 North or the Tooele 277-2458. desired publication date. has mandated that all incoming seventh vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. Bible study and graded Sunday School Veterinary Clinic at 1182 N. 80 East. graders must be given the Tdap or We will be hosting vacation Bible school which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship Any questions please call 882-2667. Constitution Seminar whooping cough shot. All seventh-grade Thomas Jefferson Center for A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:25 a.m. 8:45 p.m. Thursday 6:26 a.m. 8:44 p.m. Friday 6:27 a.m. 8:43 p.m. Saturday 6:28 a.m. 8:42 p.m. Sunday 6:29 a.m. 8:41 p.m. Monday 6:30 a.m. 8:40 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:31 a.m. 8:38 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 1:24 a.m. 4:05 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 2:05 a.m. 4:56 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 2:51 a.m. 5:44 p.m. Saturday 3:41 a.m. 6:27 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 4:34 a.m. 7:06 p.m. Statistics for the week ending July 29. Sunny to partly cloudy Sunny to partly cloudy Monday 5:29 a.m. 7:42 p.m. Mostly sunny and nice Partly sunny A full day of sunshine Sunshine Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 6:27 a.m. 8:15 p.m. and nice and pleasant High/Low past week 93/62 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 93/67 90 65 92 66 91 63 89 60 87 58 85 61 88 65 Average temp past week 78.1 Normal average temp past week 79.9 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Aug 6 Aug 14 Aug 20 Aug 28 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 88/54 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 93/71 Knolls Clive Lake Point 90/56 95/71 94/69 90/68 Ogden Stansbury Park 90/68 Erda 91/69 Vernal Grantsville 91/68 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 88/59 93/68 79/59 Tooele 90/70 Bauer 90/65 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 88/65 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 90/65 90/62 90/65 Stockton Pollen Index Price 89/65 88/64 High Nephi Rush Valley 90/62 89/64 Ophir Moderate 80/59 Low Delta Manti Absent 94/69 90/61 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 95/69 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 91/66 90/64 Moab 90/66 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 97/72 Beaver 99/72 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 88/63 Ibapah 89/63 24-hour 92/65 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.01 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 87/61 88/64 at Grantsville 1.41 none 98/77 Kanab 92/61 Eureka 83/61 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.71

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by a lack of county fair cotton candy and carnival rides. “We like the relationship with Sinus Infection? Allergies? the fair and the livestock show being together because people Voice Disorders? go to the fair to see animals, in part,” he said. “Our big concern David K. Palmer M.D. is we’re hoping we’ll have the same turnout for our auction as Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C we have been.” (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) The tenacity of 4-H leaders and helpfulness of the commis- Ear, Nose & Throat sioners have been instrumental Head & Neck Surgery in the livestock show’s continua- Allergy & Sinus tion, he added, but more specifi- Voice Disorders cally for youth who participate in 4-H. Many started their projects well before the fair’s status was in Call 882-6448 to make an appointment jeopardy. This is especially true in the case of livestock — steers are 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele started in September or October, and lambs by February. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Gowans said because many Autumn Zierenberg, 10, calms her sheep Hershey while it is groomed in preparation for the annual livestock show held this participants pick their show ani- Thursday. mals out from breeding stock that they care for year-round, mer, while steer were trimmed to lets you know that all your hard ultimately, parting with the ani- ��������� they can have a deep investment look their best. work paid off.” mal turned out to be better than in their projects. Gowans said in total there are Hansen said while she has expected. Even for those who only raise about 200 lambs to be entered in mostly worked with the live- “It was intended to just be �������������� an animal for six to nine months, this year’s show, as well as about stock show from the standpoint a one-time thing, but now it the demand is brutal. But the 100 hogs and 38 steer. Of those of FFA, her 8-year-old sister, looks like it will be a yearly thing www.dluxtan.com experience teaches a good work 200 lambs, about 20 were sched- Raynee Wallis, has been doing because it’s been so good,” she ethic and skills such as bud- uled to be sheared Monday after- the Pee Wee Livestock Show and said. geting and bookkeeping, said noon alone. Jaycee Hansen, THS helping out her older siblings The show starts on Aug. 1 with Gowans. FFA historian, said the livestock with their livestock projects to the weigh-in of animals at 8 a.m. “They work hard — most of the show itself is just the culmina- be able to participate in the 4- A showmanship contest starts kids are up early in the morning tion of months of multi-pronged H show next year. Hansen said a 2 p.m. followed by a Pee Wee or late at night, sometimes both, efforts. the knowledge and experience Showmanship contest for con- working their animals,” he said. Beyond merely raising an ani- her sister has gained already is testants too young for the Junior “There’s a lot of time and effort mal, participants have to ensure impressive. Livestock Show. HYDRATION STATION on the part of these kids.” their animal gains enough weight “She’s so interested in it. It’s so On Aug. 2, the animals are COLLAGEN BED • HYDRO MASSAGE In the days leading up to the and muscle tone, and is well amazing when she’s so young,” judged. Swine judging starts at MYSTIC SPRAY • RUVA • ULTRA RUVA show, members of the Tooele enough trained to walk prop- she said. “She’s just starting at a 8:30 a.m., sheep judging starts at High School Future Farmers of erly for the judges and stand cor- young age with the examples of noon, and beef meet the judges MEGA BEDS • TURBO S • HIGH PRESSURE America gathered in the school’s rectly — and behave — during older kids.” at 3:30 p.m. animal lab to groom animals in the show. Zierenberg said she original- The auction is scheduled DRAFT VIP 6 WKS COLLAGEN SPRAY TANS preparation for judging, which “I think the most rewarding ly pushed her children to get for Saturday morning at 9 a.m. MEMBERSHIPS RED LIGHT THERAPY starts Thursday at 8 a.m. Lambs part of it is showing it in the ring,” involved because she had done Potential buyers should con- 50% OFF got a close shear of the little she said. “You can be proud of it, it once as a teen and thought tact Gowans at 435-830-2336 for 25% OFF 25% OFF wool they had grown since being and winning that money from it would be a good experience. more information. ����� sheared at the beginning of sum- selling it is good, too. That just The months of feeding, care and, [email protected] ALL BOTTLE LOTIONS MONTH PASSES ���������� ������� 25% OFF 25% OFF *Limit one for each special. Subscribe Today Expires July 30, 2013 WWI soldier posthumously 882-0050 435.843.1169 • 134 W 1180 N • Ste 9 honored with purple heart �������������������������������������� ASSOCIATED PRESS office to find enough military Anderson, who served in the �������������������������� SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah records to persuade the U.S. Army’s 91st Infantry Division, man who was gassed during Army to award the medal to died in 1955 of a rare form of �������������������������������������������������������������������������� World War I in France has been him. melanoma. posthumously honored with a Walter Anderson spent six He grew up in southern Utah ��������������������������������������������������������������������� Purple Heart. weeks in the hospital recovering and moved to Salt Lake City after ��������� About 50 family members from temporary blindness and the war. He went on to become a gathered Friday at the Utah other health problems after the Salt Lake County commissioner, �������������������������������������������� Capitol building as Sen. Mike German army unleashed mus- a clerk in the Utah Legislature Lee presented Bradley Anderson tard gas on him and his com- and a top leader of the Utah ����������������������������������������������� the medal in honor of his grand- rades in October 1918 during Veterans of Foreign Wars. father, Walter Anderson. the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. 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SPORTS WRAP THS volleyball Tooele High School volleyball Stansbury advances at legion tourney tryouts will be held Aug. 12-13 for girls in grades ninth-12th. Registration is on Monday, Aug. Stallions face Helper today after defeating Westlake, Bear River in first two games 12 at 8:30 a.m. Please bring a completed UHSAA tryout checklist and physical form, which can be found at tooelehigh.org or uhsaa. org. Tryouts will run both days from 9 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. For questions, contact Coach Brown at kbrown@tooeleschools. org. Super league teams The Stansbury 10U and 11U super league baseball teams will hold tryouts for the 2014 season on Aug. 10 at 6 p.m. at the Stansbury High softball field. For moreinformation contact Ray Clinton at 435-840-3036 or email at rclinton@tooelescools. org for the 10U team or Casey Allie at 435-841-0864 or email at [email protected] for the 11U team. Coed volleyball A coed volleyball league will start Aug. 7 at Grantsville High School. The Wednesday night league for adults and older teens will follow NFHS rules and be organized into round-robin play, two-out-of three game matches. Teams can count on playing more than one match most nights. Sign-up deadline is Aug. 3, but please sign up earlier if possible. Sign up as a team ($200/team) or an individual ($25). Please email Coach Stefanie Orgill ([email protected]) to sign up. If signing up a team, please include the number of play- ers on the team as well as the team name. AMA Superbikes America’s fastest production- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB FILE PHOTO based road racing motorcycles Jesse Clingman bats against Jackson Hole, Wyo., on July 23. Clingman pitched six complete innings Monday night to pick up a victory over Bear River in the Utah State American Legion Baseball Tournament. return to Miller Motorsports Park this weekend, Aug. 3-4, as GEICO by Mark Watson in Providence. be called a favorite, it would be quiet against an excellent pitcher moved to second on a single Motorcycle AMA Pro Road Racing SPORTS EDITOR “Helper is a solid team with a Helper,” Anderson said. from Westlake. by Alex Mackay and scored on makes its annual visit to Utah. lot of older players on their ros- Stansbury opened the tourney Jesse Clingman pitched six a double by his brother Jesse The AMA Pro Road Racing event, Stansbury will try to make it ter. They’ll be tough — they were with a 2-0 victory over Westlake solid innings Monday night, with Clingman. Round 6 of the nine-round 2013 three in a row tonight at the Utah the top team in the Salt Lake on Saturday, and then routed Wyatt Branch coming on to close Bear River tied it in the bottom championship, will feature four State American Legion Baseball Valley division. Both of us have Bear River 7-1 Monday night. it out in the seventh. of the first on a walk, a pair of sac- different classes of motorcycles in Tournament in Logan. only given up one run in our “We still need to hit the ball “Jesse battled tonight, but he rifice grounders and a wild pitch. a double-header format. The AMA The Stallions are one of four first two games,” said Stansbury better if we want to keep win- It was the only run the Bears Pro National Guard SuperBike, AMA really didn’t have his best stuff,” Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike and undefeated teams in the tour- coach Ray Clinton. ning. Our pitching has been Clinton said. “His pitch count could muster for the game. AMA Pro Motorcycle Superstore. nament after two days, and will Grantsville coach Loren good,” the coach said. was in the high 90s so we took Stansbury took the lead for com SuperSport classes will battle Helper at 8 p.m. at Logan Anderson also had high praise Trenton Griffin pitched a four- him out after six innings.” good in the second inning. Jake have races on both Saturday and High School. The other two for Helper. “This tournament hit shutout gem on Saturday to Stansbury opened the scoring Peterson pounded a double to Sunday, while the AMA Pro Vance undefeated teams, Cyprus and is really balanced throughout. pick up a big victory while the with a run in the first inning. & Hines Harley-Davidson series Murray, will square off at 7 p.m. If there is one team that might Stansbury bats were somewhat Trevor Clingman reached first, SEE STANSBURY PAGE A11 ➤ will race only on Sunday. The on- track action gets underway at 11 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 2, with prac- tice and first qualifying sessions throughout the day. Final qualifying will take place on Saturday morn- Grantsville splits first two games at tourney ing starting at 8 a.m., with a Fan Walk/Autograph Session in the hot by Mark Watson teams. Dallin Williams ripped a triple to pit lane scheduled for noon. The SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville had little trouble right-center field and scored on a afternoon’s three races begin at staying alive in the one-loss single by Jonas Johnson to make 1 p.m., and the day will conclude Grantsville ended up only bracket Monday with a 12-7 vic- it 4-0. with qualifying for the Vance & one hit away from advancing tory over Fremont. Fremont sliced the lead to 4-2 Hines Harley-Davidson series at to the third round of the Utah Neither team generated much with a pair of runs in the top of 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s schedule State American Legion Baseball starts with final qualifying for the offense through the first two the fourth. With two outs and two Harley-Davidson group at 8:30 Tournament with no defeats. innings, and Grantsville pitch- runners on base, a Fremont hitter a.m., followed by warm-up ses- The Cowboys loaded the bases er Matt Garrard kept Fremont pounded a triple to deep center sions and the Fan Walk/Autograph with one out in the first inning, scoreless through the first three to slice Grantsville’s lead in half. Session that begins at 11:15 a.m. but were unable to score in a 1-0 innings. Grantsville doubled its score Sunday’s four races start at 12:10 loss Saturday to Murray in the Grantsville broke the ice in the with four more in the bottom of p.m. and the day’s action will con- tourney at Logan. A double and bottom of the third with three the fourth. clude at approximately 4 p.m. a bloop single RBI by Murray in runs. Hutchins singled to left, went the sixth inning was the only run Kelby Landon recorded the first to second on a wild pitch, stole Motocross practice at MMP of the game. hit of the game with a single. Nick third and scored on a Fremont Miller Motorsports Park has added The loss offset a tremen- Arbon pushed Landon to second throwing error. an Amateur Motocross practice day prior to the inaugural Built dous pitching performance by on a sacrifice bunt, and Manny Landon smacked an infield Ford Tough Utah National, Round Grantsville’s Dillon Hutchins, Begay pounded a double to deep single, Nick Arbon walked and 11 of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross who struck out nine and gave up left field to bring in Landon. Wyatt Smith pounded a three-run Championship. The amateur only three hits. Murray’s pitcher, Begay scooted to third on a a homer over the right field wall to practice day will take place on however, was brilliant with a one- wild pitch and scored Grantsville’s push Grantsville’s lead to 8-2. Friday, Aug. 16, from 9 a.m. until hit shutout against the Cowboys. second run when the pitcher Fremont was able to get three 4 p.m. on the brand-new, Marc The Spartans continued their balked. Wyatt Smith walked and runs back in the top of the fifth Peters-designed motocross track success Monday night with a vic- scampered around the bases to on a two-RBI triple and an RBI located in the infield of the East tory over Mountain Crest. score on a wild pitch and a pair of FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB FILE PHOTO single to slice the Cowboys’ lead Road Course at MMP. Big bikes Today’s schedule has Murray throwing errors by Fremont. Grantsville’s Matt Garrard fires a pitch in a victory over Weber July 17 in to 8-5. will practice from 9 a.m. until vs. Cyprus and Stansbury vs. With two outs, the Cowboys Grantsville. Garrard improved his record to 6-0 in legion games Monday with a noon, and the smaller bikes will Helper in games of undefeated were not finished in the third. win over Fremont at the Utah State American Legion Baseball Tournament. SEE GRANTSVILLE PAGE A11 ➤ practice from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. The schedule is subject to change. “We have had a lot of interest FROM THE SIDELINES from amateur riders about provid- ing access to our new motocross track,” said John Larson, general manager of MMP. “We plan to have a full amateur race to accom- pany the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Richard breaks up with fantasy football Championship in the future, but it was unfeasible for this inaugural antasy football season Me: “No. I’ll never follow Brett Young or Michael Bush for my of course I’m going to watch the event. However, we can offer a used to be a joyous time Favre.” bye week replacement player games and enjoy football sea- practice day on the Friday, and Fwhen my dad, broth- Richard Briggs Ryan: “Not even on Twitter?” (the player I use when my start- son, but investing so much time ers, friends and anybody else I I shook my head at my phone ers are on a bye week, and, and research into players for the we’re excited to have the amateur STAFF WRITER competitors get a chance to ride could find to fill out the league and rolled my eyes. frankly, if I’m choosing between purpose of helping my fictional the new track.” The fee will be would join together for friendly Sorry little brother, the game those two players, then I really team succeed was wasted time $25 for riders who register before trash talk, competing against is over. I had a good run, and it have no business playing fan- that I could have spent pull- Aug. 14 and $35 for those who one another for some fictional put up the biggest fight to try was fun for a while, but it’s time tasy football as it is). So instead ing weeds or helping old ladies register later. For information about trophy. and bring me back into the fan- to put away the childish game of playing fantasy football this cross the street. It’s the same MMP, call 435-277-RACE (7223) Not anymore. I announced tasy football fold. and do something a little more year, maybe I’ll update my digi- reason why I didn’t do a March or visit the track’s website at www. my retirement from playing fan- Ryan: “What’s the word on grown up — like pull weeds or tal correspondence, i.e. delete Madness bracket this year. In MillerMotorsportsPark.com. tasy sports last year, and now is fantasy football this year?” something. Yes! Pulling weeds. unwanted Facebook friends. I the end, there are more produc- High School football the time for me to come through Me: “I’m not playing this I’ll go down to the store and can be more stalwart in church tive ways to spend my time, and The prep high school football sea- on that commitment. Fantasy year.” buy some gardening gloves. responsibilities. I can learn to there are also more uplifting son will start with games on Aug. football and I are officially bro- Ryan: “What if I commission Then, I’ll go out into the yard cook more than just pasta. I can activities to do with my family. 23. Grantsville will open the sea- ken up. the league?” and start yanking those suck- even figure out the schemat- So goodbye, fantasy football. son at home against Cedar, and As soon as late July arrived, Me: “No. I’m done with fan- ers. My hamstrings and back ics for the flux capacitor, which It’s time for us to break up. We then travel to Tooele for at game I received text messages and tasy sports.” will ache after a couple of days makes time travel possible. had some good times, but in the on Aug. 30. The Buffaloes play at phone calls from league regulars Ryan: “Why? I loved your on the job because I’m pretty Look, is fantasy football an end this just wasn’t a good rela- Cyprus on Aug. 23 before host- about getting ready for fantasy leagues even if I didn’t do so well sure I’ll pull weeds the incorrect evil activity? Absolutely not. It’s tionship. There are millions of ing the Cowboys the next week. football, and I had to reiterate to in them.” way, but that’s how I’m going to been a fun activity that I did other guys out there for you who Stansbury travels to Desert Hills them that I was no longer play- Me: “I’m just done.” replace fantasy football. with my family for years, but love you and want to be with for its opener on the Aug. 23 and ing. The fictional sport is dead Ryan: “But you could be like I finally realized there are there came a point last year you. However, I’m just not one then hosts Hurricane on Aug. 30. to me. Brett Favre and come back bet- more important things in life when I realized how stupid the of them. My youngest brother, Ryan, ter than ever.” than picking between Titus game was. I’m a sports guy, so [email protected] A11

TUESDAY July 30, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Thomas Jefferson Center for Constitutional Studies Westby ready to conquer altitude at MMP presents

by Rob Geiger Lake as well. The air up there will a good-handling machine that “We find a little more power ����������������������������� CORRESPONDENT probably impact the bikes more likes big sweeping turns, and every race weekend. We’ve been Seminars start than me.” Miller has a lot of that. It’s a fast putting our heads together to fig- �� To prepare for the high altitude For Westby, driving to races track, but unlike some of our ure out what we can do within ������������������� he’ll encounter at this weekend’s rather than flying has become an other fast courses, it doesn’t have the rules to make sure our bike $10 per class GEICO Motorcycle AMA Pro almost indispensable part of his as many stop-and-go corners. I is delivering competitive power. Road Racing Series stop at Miller prerace routine. really like the place.” We’ve also been zeroing in on Learn about the Constitution and its Motorsports Park, rider Dane “A lot of these guys fly and I This doubleheader week- getting the bike to handle the timeless principles, from the viewpoint of the Westby decided to take his time don’t see how they do it,” Westby end is an important chance for way we want, and we’ve got a Founding Fathers. and enjoy the surroundings. said. “I hate airports; they are Westby to gain some ground in good handle on all of it.” Since the last GoPro Daytona always messing something up. the standings. He is currently six Practice for the GoPro IF YOU: SportBike race at Laguna Seca, I much prefer to drive so I don’t points behind Jake Lewis for sixth Daytona SportBikes gets under- Love America • Love the Founding Fathers Westby stayed in Northern have to deal with the stress of and 11 behind James Rispoli for way at 11 a.m. Friday from Miller Are concerned about our Country California to train in the moun- flying. You get to show up a few fifth with five races left in the Motorsports Park. The first quali- tains and adapt to the thin days early and get with the team season. While gaining points is fier will roll off at 2 p.m. on Friday. Become part of the Healing of America Seminars atmosphere he’ll encounter this as they are setting up. Driving important, getting the bike bet- The field will be set following the For further information contact: Kae Olson 435.843.1803 weekend aboard the GEICO might take longer, but it takes all ter at every race is at the top final qualifying session, which itiredagain.com Motorcycle Honda. the stress out of travel.” of Westby’s list. “I’m just look- starts at 8:50 a.m. on Saturday. “We’ve been in Truckee, Calif., Westby, who sits seventh in the ing forward to riding the bike,” Race 1 gets started at 1 p.m. about 5,800 feet up on a moun- SportBike points, likes the way Westby said. “I’ve been able to Saturday with Race 2 contested tain,” Westby said. “I’ve been rid- the Miller track suits his riding have a lot of fun this season. at 1 p.m. on Sunday. CBS Sports ing my bicycle here trying to get style. We’ve been developing this new Network will air Saturday’s rac- used to the altitude. I’ll prob- “Miller really plays to my Honda and I’ve been having as ing starting at 3 p.m. EDT and ably ride some when I get to Salt strengths,” Westby said. “I’ve got much fun as I can. Sunday’s racing at 1 p.m. Pet of the Week Grantsville continued from page A10

A combination of three errors, two walks, a single by Begay and double by Williams led to four more runs for the Cowboys in the fifth inning to increase the lead to 12-5. Fremont scored twice in the top of the seventh to make the final 12-7. Garrard was able to go the distance on the mound and run his record to 6-0 on the for fi nding all season. “I felt good about our perfor- our pets a good mance today. We swung the bats and ran the bases well and picked home. up runs,” said Grantsville coach Loren Anderson. “Matt (Garrard) had his ups and downs out on the mound. He had three score- less innings to start the game, but then when we got the big lead he may have let up a bit.” Information Grantsville plays Layton today at 4 p.m. at Providence field. �������������������������� ������������������ The state tournament continues ������������� �������������������������������� through Friday. ������������������������ ������������������������������� �������������������������� Teams still alive in the one-loss ����������� bracket after Monday’s action ��������������� �������� ������������������������� include Bountiful, Mountain ����������� ������������������������ Crest, Grantsville, Layton, ��������������� �������� ��������������������� Herriman, West, Logan and Bear River. ��������������������������������������� [email protected] FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB FILE PHOTO Clay Matthews catches a fly ball in the fifth inning in Grantsville’s win over Weber on July 17. Tooele Veterinary Clinic 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051

in the top of the fourth to 4-1 lowed by an infield hit by Nick Stansbury when Nick Mackay smashed a Mackay. Branch sacrificed the continued from page A10 one-out double off the right field runners to second and third fol- fence. He scooted to third on a lowed by an RBI singe to right by the left corner, and came home wild pitch and came home on a Trevor Clingman. Jesse Clingman on a double to right by Chance grounder by Branch. came up with a huge hit when he Shields. Shields eventually scored Jesse Clingman continued to drove the ball over the left field- on an infield hit by Nick Mackay keep the Bears in check from the er’s head for a two-RBI double. to make it 3-1 Stansbury. mound with strikeouts, pop outs Teams still alive with one loss Jesse Clingman fired three and ground outs. after two days of action include BANNERS straight strikeouts after giving up Stansbury put it away in the Bountiful, Mountain Crest, a lead-off single in the top of the top of the sixth with three more Grantsville, Layton, Herriman, second. runs to make the final 7-1. West, Logan and Bear River. Stansbury widened the gap CJ Johnson singled to right fol- [email protected] Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, Shea gives US 1-0 victory over Panama Window Stickers, and More!

by Nancy Armour right knee, only returning to the head on the ball, but not at the ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. squad in late May. angle he wanted and it flew wide The U.S. had been the class of the net. As the crowd groaned, CHICAGO — It took Brek Shea of the Gold Cup, outscoring Donovan threw back his head less than a minute to give the opponents 20-4 in the tourna- and Beasley swatted the red flag United States a goal. ment. Klinsmann used a mostly in the corner. And the Gold Cup title. young team, and its confidence The Americans were still Shea scored 42 seconds after appeared to grow with every vic- scratching to create something — coming into the game as a sub- tory. anything — when Shea replaced stitute, and his goal in the 69th Though Klinsmann and his Joe Corona in the 68th minute. minute gave the United States players had insisted his one- He didn’t waste any time making a 1-0 victory over Panama in game suspension wouldn’t his presence felt as the Americans the CONCACAF Gold Cup final. change anything — “We’re going pushed forward again. It is the fifth Gold Cup title for to use it a little bit as a rally- Alejandro Bedoya fed Donovan, the U.S., but it’s first since 2007. ing cry,” Landon Donovan said but he muffed the shot. The ball The victory also extended the Saturday. “We want to win the continued to roll past Panama’s Americans’ winning streak to a trophy for him.” — they lacked Roberto Chen and on toward the record 11 games, four more than their usual sharpness early on. net. Parked inches from the goal their previous best. Donovan and Eddie Johnson line, Shea stuck out his left foot When the final whistle sound- both struggled to get free, cov- and tapped the ball past goal- ed, the Americans on the bench ered closely by Panama’s dogged keeper Jaime Penedo for his sec- raced onto the field to join their defense. ond international goal. teammates. Several players But they found their rhythm in The Americans had a chance jumped up and down, and hugs the second half, creating several to double the lead in the 84th and high-fives were exchanged. chances. The best came in the minute when Shea fed a wide- Coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who 56th minute, DaMarcus Beasley open Eddie Johnson 2 yards from watched the game from a luxury chipped a ball into Donovan, the goal. But Johnson couldn’t High Quality • Full Color box after being suspended for his who was in front of the goal at finish it, sending the ball flying tirade over the officiating in the the near post. Donovan got his over the cross bar. semifinal, quickly made his way down to the field, pumping his Custom Design & 24 Hour fists in the air as he walked. The Panamians, meanwhile, Inspiring Healthy Lives could only watch in disappoint- Turnaround Available ment. They came into the game full of confidence after beating Mexico twice during the tourna- ment, but never really threat- ened the United States. The only downer on the day TOOELE for the Americans was another TRANSCRIPT injury to Stuart Holden’s right knee. He collapsed to the ground after colliding with another play- ULLETIN er in the first half and grabbed B at his right knee. He was able to walk off the field on his own, Look for it every but U.S. Soccer later said he had TOOELE sprained the knee and it would month in your TRANSCRIPT need further evaluation. Tooele Transcript ULLETIN 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 Holden missed almost 2 1/2 Bulletin B years because of injuries to his TOOELE A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUEsday July 30, 2013 B8B8

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MARATHON DUO Tooele mother and son tackle marathons together

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“I’m not a runner.” filling for her and she enjoyed it,” That’s what Tawnia Blum, 39, of Chris said. “When she crossed the Tooele, said about herself. finish line, it was like she almost The evidence suggests other- glowed. She knew she had done Iwise. something hard, and I wanted to In the past year she ran two half feel the same thing.” marathons, one with her 18-year- “I plan on running more, but old son, Chris Blum. I don’t like running. I know that Chris was inspired by his moth- doesn’t make sense.” Chris said. er when he saw her train for and “I think it’s because the feeling then complete the 13.1 mile race at you have when you are done is Park City in August of 2012. what makes it worth it,” Tawnia He saw the sense of accomplish- finished. ment it gave his mother and made Chris isn’t a runner either. He the decision to challenge himself didn’t participate in sports in to do the same. “It looked like it was really ful- SEE MARATHON PAGE B8 ➤ Lifting weights was part of the routine Chris Blum (far left) used to train for Thanksgiving Point Half Marathon. Tawnia Blum (left) used her treadmill to train for several marathons. Blum and her son ran a half marathon together last June, and they want to run another marathon together as well. Chris Blum and Tawnia Blum (top) wear their Thanksgiving Point Half Marathon medals. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 30, 2013

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➤ On Aug. 13, 1878, Kate Bionda, a restaurant owner, dies of yellow Mega Maze fever in Memphis, Tenn., after a man who had escaped a quarantined steamboat visited her restaurant. The disease spread rapidly, and by October, 20,000 people in the Southeast had died. ➤ On Aug. 15, 1930, President Herbert Hoover gives a press conference in which he offers plans for relief of individuals and businesses affected by a series of devastating ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW droughts. Though criti- cized later for not doing its ratings success earlier this enough overall, he asked year, Masterpiece and PBS the War Department to have announced that there will provide artillery-range indeed be a second season of land to Montana cattle “Mr. Selfridge” — which stars and sheep farmers for Jeremy Piven as the flamboyant grazing. American entrepreneur who ➤ On Aug. 18, 1941, Adolf founded the famous Selfridge’s Hitler orders that the department store — with plans systematic murder of the to air in 2014. mentally ill and handi- • • • capped be brought to Q: I am just heartbro- Q: Will Jeremy Renner be ken over the death of Cory in the new “Avengers” movie? an end because of pro- Monteith; I still find it difficult — James H., via email tests within Germany. believe. Do you know what will A: Director and writer Joss But 50,000 people had come of “Glee” in the wake of Whedon told convention-goers already fallen victim to his death? — Diana P., via e- at Comic-Con that he is looking it. It would be revived in mail forward to writing the character occupied Poland. A: Fox has decided to delay of Hawkeye for the sequel, “The ➤ On Aug. 16, 1958, the fall premiere of season five Avengers: Age of Ultron.” Joss Madonna Louise Ciccone, of “Glee” from Sept. 19 to Sept. said: “He did get possessed pret- the entertainment icon 26. The show’s creator, Ryan ty early by a bad guy and had to later known around the Murphy, has said: “When you’re walk around scowl-y for most world by her first name your column before, I have Collectibles,” your flashlight faced with something so sad of the last movie. Now it’s nice only, is born near Detroit. never read a question from is worth about $550 if in its and so shocking, what do you to actually have the character anyone with a female uniform original box. About half that if do?” there and really see him interact The provocative per- from this war and period. without. He said that a big part of the with the other guys.” former, who often tack- I assume it also is worth • • • decision to go forth with the • • • led sexual and religious keeping or selling. — Ken, Q: I have about 20 years of show’s production came from Q: Did Penelope Cruz have themes in her work, also Bentonville, Ark. Reader’s Digest magazines and talking with the show’s star, and her baby yet? — Leila W., St. became famous for her Q: My mom has a pink glass A: Your uniform is worth wonder if they have any value. Cory’s real-life girlfriend, Lea Louis, Mo. ever-changing hairstyles reamer in perfect condition. about $150, if in good condi- They are in excellent condi- Michele, saying that Lea felt A: Penelope and husband and fashion sense, as well She has used it since the 1950s. tion and intact. Other uniform tion and intact. — Susan, Rio “the best thing for the cast and Javier Bardem — who celebrat- as her personal life. It was made by the Hazel Atlas values include an Army Nurse Rancho, N.M. crew was to get back to work ed their third wedding anniver- ➤ On Aug. 12, 1964, Charlie Company. Do you have any Corps captain’s uniform, $300; A: Unfortunately, magazine and be together every day and sary last month — welcomed a Wilson, part of the gang idea of how much it is worth? a Navy WAVE’s uniform, $150; collectors are not interested in talk about our memories of him. daughter on July 22 in Madrid. who pulled off the 1963 My sister and I both want it. and a WAC officer’s “pinks and back issues of Reader’s Digest, So we decided to do that with She joins big brother Leonardo, Great Train Robbery, one — Barbara, St. Louis, Mo. greens,” $150. Recently, I saw and most issues I’ve seen are Lea’s blessing, and we’re going who turns 3 in January. A: There are several sizes of an Army Nurse Corps theater- priced at about a dollar a copy. to go back to work and have of the biggest heists of this particular reamer, or juicer, made bush jacket in a military My advice is to donate them to grief counselors on the set for Write to Cindy at King its kind, escapes from but most seem to be selling memorabilia shop priced at a charity. two weeks because people are Features Weekly Service, Winson Green Prison in in the $45 to $65 range. The $300. • • • really hurting.” P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Birmingham, England. rarer red glass reamer made • • • Write to Larry Cox in care of “Glee’s” first two episodes 32853-6475; or e-mail her at Several men broke into by Fenton often sells for more Q: I was a great fan of King Features Weekly Service, already have been planned out [email protected]. the maximum-security than $1,000. Hopalong Cassidy when I was P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL as a Beatles’ tribute, and that is facility to free Wilson, • • • a kid, and while helping my 32853-6475, or send e-mail to still the plan but, of course, they © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. who was finally recap- Q: My aunt was in the U.S. mom clean out a storage area [email protected]. Due will have to make tured in Canada in 1968. Army Nurse Corps during I found a Hoppy flashlight. to the large volume of mail he a few changes. The ➤ On Aug. 14, 1971, St. Louis World War II, and I have her What makes it unusual is that receives, Mr. Cox is unable to third episode will Cardinals ace Bob Gibson complete uniform. She was a it also has a Morse Code chart personally answer all reader be a tribute episode throws the first no-hit- lieutenant, and the uniform I on it. Does it have much value? questions. Do not send any for Cory, and then have was probably her dress — Sam, Clarksville, Ark. materials requiring return mail. after that, the show ter of his storied career. one. Although you have men- A: According to Joe will go on hiatus for Gibson’s heroics helped tioned military uniforms in Caro’s “Hopalong Cassidy © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. a while to regroup. his team sail to an 11-0 Ryan revealed victory over the Pittsburgh there are no plans Pirates. In 1964 Gibson lection of items that they can medication, as well as the to recast the role of won his first World Series grab quickly if they are evacu- veterinarian’s phone number Finn, saying: “The Most Valuable Player ated from their homes. Items should be included, too. And right thing to do for Award. 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TUESDAY July 30, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 Frank OHLMAN A cheesy, buttery take on grilled corn on the cob M Attorney at Law by J.M. Hirsch water and corn may be an easy way shaved queso fresco cheese that is Rub each of the ears of corn with your grill. It’s OK to stack the corn. FREE Consultation ASSOCIATED PRESS to feed a crowd, but... ew...). seasoned with paprika, salt, pepper a bit of olive oil. Once the grill is Sprinkle the cheese mixture over But as most of us have learned, and garlic. Of course, if you pre- hot, arrange the corn in a single the corn. Arrange the butter chunks for When I was a kid, corn on the grilling corn probably really is the fer to cook your corn on the stove layer on the grill grates. Cover the evenly over the corn. Place the pan Wills & cob was prepared one way, and best choice. The smoky flavor and — or in the microwave, or even in grill and reduce the heat to medi- on the grill, cover and cook for 2 Trusts only one way. gentle char bring out the sweetness a cooler — this topping is just as um. Cook for 6 minutes, turning to 4 minutes, or until the butter is My mom would husk the ears of the kernels. The only trouble is delicious on those ears. several times. melted. Serve immediately. and pile them — sometimes having all the conflicting advice — to soak, Meanwhile, use a grater (large Nutrition information per serv- to jam them — in a large stockpot. or not; to oil, or not; high heat or GRILLED CORN WITH QUESO holes) to grate the queso fresco into ing: 250 calories; 160 calories from 493 W. 400 N. Tooele She’d add about an inch of water, low heat; direct heat or indirect FRESCO a medium bowl. Add the paprika, fat (64 percent of total calories); cover the pot, then bring it to a boil heat. Start to finish: 15 minutes garlic powder, salt and pepper, then 18 g fat (9 g saturated; 0 g trans 882-4800 and steam the heck out of them. Over the years, I’ve discovered Servings: 8 toss well. fats); 40 mg cholesterol; 20 g car- Then we’d slather them with butter most of that really doesn’t matter. 8 ears of corn, husks and silk When the corn is ready, use tongs bohydrate; 2 g fiber; 5 g sugar; 8 g www.tooelelawoffice.com and salt and call it good. And I’m My basic approach to grilling corn removed to transfer it to a rimmed baking protein; 160 mg sodium. pretty confident most American is simple. I husk the ears and rub Olive oil sheet or baking pan that will fit on families followed some variant of them with a bit of oil. Then I pop 8-ounce block queso fresco this basic approach. them onto a grill set to medium cheese These days, we are awash in alter- heat. Now and then, I turn them to 1 teaspoon paprika ����������������������������� natives, all of course proclaiming get them evenly heated and lightly 1 teaspoon garlic powder to be the best. Some sound crazy, browned. That’s it. 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt ���������������������������������� but work wonderfully (do yourself But even though my grilling 1/2 teaspoon ground black pep- a favor and Google microwaving method is simple, I still like to gussy per corn in the husk). Others just sound up my ears after they come off the 1 stick butter, cut into 8 pieces crazy (filling a cooler with boiling grill. My recent favorite — heaps of Heat the grill to high. MISSIONARY WEDDING Johnson/Cameron

We are pleased to announce the marriage of Linda Fay Johnson from Tooele and daugh- ter to Gregory and Fe Johnson to Kyle Edward Cameron from Las Vegas, Nev., son of Phillip and Nora Cameron. They will be married Aug. 1 in the Salt Lake Temple.

Kyle Cameron and Linda Johnson Trevor Greenland Higgins/Garcia

Trevor James Greenland has Terry and Vicki Higgins are been called to serve as a mis- pleased to announce the mar- sionary for The Church of Jesus riage of their daughter, Chelby Christ of Latter-day Saints in Marie, to Logan Sean Garcia, son the Ohio Cleveland Mission. of Barb and the late Sam Garcia He leaves for the Provo MTC and Scott Anderson, on Saturday, on Aug. 7. Elder Greenland will Aug. 3 at 5 p.m. Reception, light speak Aug. 4 at 12:50 p.m. in the dinner and dancing from 6 Stansbury Ponderosa Ward sac- p.m. to 10 p.m., Stansbury Park rament meeting, 240 Interlochen Clubhouse. If we have inadver- Lane in Stansbury Park. Elder tently missed anyone, please Greenland is the son of Allan and come celebrate with us. Patti Greenland. Logan Garcia and Chelby Higgins �������������������������������������� ���������������������� DESERET PEAK COMPLEX ��������������� ������������� ������������� 8AM - 10AM— Weigh-in of Market Animals 8:30AM— Judging of Swine Market Classes 7:30AM— Buyers & Exhibitors Breakfast All buyers and exhibitors will receive tickets for breakfast, family 11AM— Exhibitors Meeting 12PM— Judging of Sheep Market Classes members & parents may purchase a breakfast ticket for $3 each 2PM - 5PM— Showmanship Contest 3:30PM— Judging of Beef Market Classes 9AM— Sale of Market Livestock Beef, Sheep and Swine All Grand & Reserve Champions will sell fi rst. All beef will be sold. 7PM— Beef, Swine and Sheep not selling are Then 20 hogs alternating with 20 lambs until all animals are sold.. Pee Wee Showmanship (right after) permitted to leave show grounds Junior Judging Contest How to Purchase • select animal & purchase • meat cutter will call when ready 2013 Junior Livestock Auction • choose a meat cutter (cutting & wrapping additional charge) • pick up & put in freezer ����������������� What to Expect from Your Purchase �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Each and every animal is different, but the following is a general breakdown of the amount and cuts of meat you can expect from an average sized animal if you purchase one for your own use. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ����������������� ��������������� ������������� — Live Weight — Live Weight — Live Weight ������������������������������������������������������������������ Steaks ...... 190 lbs Leg of Lamb ...19 lbs Ham ...... 55 lbs � �������������������������������������������������������������� Roasts ...... 220 lbs Shoulders ...... 16 lbs Loin ...... 55 lbs Ground Meats .130 lbs Rack ...... 6 lbs Shoulder ...... 39 lbs ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Total ...... 620 lbs Shank ...... 6 lbs Bacon ...... 22 lbs ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Loin ...... 5 lbs Spareribs ...... 8 lbs Total ...... 61 lbs Ground Meats .10 lbs ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Total ...... 189 lbs Please return to If you prefer, a member of the Auction Committee will be glad to take care of bidding for you. Call Tooele County Livestock Show & Auction Bob Gowans 830-2336, Ed Johnson 830-1618 or Jim Gowans 830-2215. Please fi ll out the Buyer’s 86 Kelsey View Drive, Tooele, UT 84074 ������������������� Order Form and return it. B4 SERVICE DIRECTORY

B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 30, 2013 TELL ME A STORY ‘A Shepherd’s Dreams’

(an English tale) his shoes and socks to wade “Shepherd, are you fishing again?” adapted by Amy Friedman and across, and as he was walk- He sat up and smiled, and he said, illustrated by Meredith Johnson ing, he noticed some pretty “I am, and here’s another fish for fish at his feet. And that’s you,” and he reached into his pocket nce upon a time, there lived a poor young when his imagination went and handed her another fish. shepherd who dreamed of glory. The shep- wild. He reached down and Now the princess was falling in Oherd owned little else but his vast imagina- picked up four fish and put love, and so she said, “I shall let you tion; he told everyone he met that his imagination them into his pocket. sleep, and I promise I’ll convince my was so rich that he felt he was a wealthy man. “These fish will be my keys father not to chop off your head.” His fellow shepherds laughed at him. “Fool,” to the kingdom!” he said. The next morning, when the king they called him, but one day as he was grazing When he arrived at the walked into the chamber, the prin- his flock near the palace road, he happened to palace, the servants took him cess was true to her word. “Father, notice a knight riding his horse toward the court at to the hall where the princess the shepherd must live,” she said. Canterbury. awaited her suitors. “He was not sleeping -- though it “I wonder where that fellow goes,” he mused to “Good evening,” she said. may seem that he was. He was fish- himself, and he waited all that day and into the “I hope you shall stay awake ing! And he’s given me two pretty fish next to speak to the young man. He wished to ask all night.” She was drawn to from his pocket.” him what the palace looked like. Most of all, he this young man -- he, too, “Ridiculous,” the king said. “How wanted to hear stories of the princess, who, he was handsome and kind and can a shepherd catch a fish in his imagined, was more beautiful than a flower, and fair. pocket?” lovelier, too. “Help yourself to the ban- But the shepherd had an answer But the knight never returned, and the next day quet,” she said, pointing to a for this. You see, in his dreams he the shepherd saw another knight heading that way. table set with delicacies and had come up with a grand idea. “Who are these fellows?” he said to his sheep. wines so marvelous that the “Please, sire,” he said to the king, “lie He decided the next time he saw a passing strang- shepherd could not resist. He down on this bed, and I shall show er, he must ask. ate and ate, and he drank and you.” The second knight did not return, and when drank, and as the clock struck The king lay down, and as he did, a third passed by, the shepherd asked, “Sir, I see midnight, he could feel his the shepherd pretended to fish in his many gentlemen riding to the court at Canterbury, eyelids growing heavy. pocket, and after several moments, but none return. Can you tell me why?” He sat in one of the luxuri- he sighed and pulled another fish “Shepherd,” said the knight, “the king has pro- ous chairs across from the from that pocket. And then he pulled claimed that any man who can watch his daughter princess, and suddenly she out yet another! through the night and neither sleep nor doze will said, “Sir, you have been doz- “Look at this: Two for one try!” the have her hand in marriage. But those who fail will ing! I’m afraid you’re going to shepherd said, and the king had to lose their heads. I am off to try my best, for she is a lose your head!” admit this fellow had a special gift. wise and fair and beautiful woman.” But the shepherd sat up tall and said, “Oh, no, I from his pocket. “I wish to marry him,” the princess said, and the The shepherd began to dream, and he decided wasn’t dozing at all. I was fishing.” “It’s beautiful,” she gasped. Secretly, she was king agreed. he must try his luck, for then he would be a prince The princess cocked her head. “Fishing?” she astonished by this young man’s magic, and so she And so they lived happily ever after, for the or a headless shepherd, and so he bid his sheep asked. She wondered if the young man might not waited a little while, and she watched him care- shepherd’s fine imagination delighted the princess wait on the hill, and he set off for the court. be a little mad, but just as that thought crossed her fully. for the rest of her life. On his way, he had to cross a river. He took off mind, he smiled and drew one of the pretty fish He did seem to be sleeping, but she said, at last,

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a regular busi- ness meeting on Thurs- day, August 8, 2013 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grantsville, Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLE- GIANCE 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed C.U.P. for Craig Moore at 287 S 800 E to construct wooden crates and skids NOTICE OF TRUS- on site as well as sell the TEE'S SALE items from his home. The following described b. Proposed General real property will be sold Plan amendment for at public auction to the Chris Drent at approxi- highest bidder, purchase mately 151 West Vegas price payable in lawful Street to go from a Rural money of the United Residential - 2 designa- States of America at the tion (allowing I unit per 5 time of sale, at the main acres to 1 unit per 10 entrance of the Tooele acres) to a Rural Resi- County Courthouse, dential - 1 designation a/k/a the Third Judicial (allowing residential den- District Court, 74 South sities of 1 unit per 1 acre 100 East, Tooele, Utah, to 1 unit per 10 acres) on Friday, August 16, for the purpose of a sin- 2013, at the hour of 9:30 gle family lot subdivision. a.m. of that day for the c. Proposed P.U.D. and purpose of foreclosing a related site plan for Jen- deed of trust originally nifer Fawson at 222 NOTICE OF TRUS- executed by Ted R. Elli- West Main Street to con- TEE'S SALE ott and Terri L. Elliott, in struct a daycare called The following described favor of HeritageWest “Kidsville Early Learning real property will be sold Federal Credit Union, Center”. at public auction to the covering real property lo- d. Proposed concept highest bidder, purchase cated at approximately plan / P.U.D. for MJC price payable in lawful 862 West 700 South, Holdings LLC on 46 lots money of the United Tooele, Tooele County, on 35.87 acres named States of America at the Utah, and more particu- Heritage Grove P.U.D. time of sale, at the main larly described as: located East of South entrance of the Tooele LOT 18A, WESTLAND Willow Estates. Under County Courthouse, COVE SUBDIVISION the P.U.D. application a/k/a the Third Judicial PHASE 2, ACCORDING waivers include allowing District Court, 74 South TO THE OFFICIAL the creation of lots less 100 East, Tooele, Utah, PLAT THEREOF ON than half an acre in size on Friday, August 16, FILE AND OF RECORD for many lots and locat- 2013, at the hour of 9:30 IN THE TOOELE ing storm water retention a.m. of that day for the COUNTY RECORDER'S basin off site on adjoin- purpose of foreclosing a OFFICE. ing property. deed of trust originally 11-096-0-0035 FOLLOWING THE executed by W. Bailey The current beneficiary CLOSE OF THE PUB- Smith, Trustee of the W. of the trust deed is Heri- LIC HEARINGS THE Bailey Smith separate tageWest Credit Union, MEETING OFFICIALLY property revocable trust, a division Chartway Fed- CALLED TO ORDER BY originally established eral Credit Union, and CHAIRMAN ERIK May, 18, 1992, as the record owner of the STROMBERG. amended, in favor of property as of the re- 1. Consideration of a Washington Mutual cording of the notice of C.U.P. - construct NOTICE OF TRUS- Bank, FA, covering real default is Ted R. Elliott wooden crates and skids TEE'S SALE property located at ap- and Terri L. Elliott. The on site as well as sales The following described proximately 165 East trustee's sale of the of same for Craig Moore real property will be sold 1860 North, Tooele, aforedescribed real at 287 South 800 East. at public auction to the Tooele County, Utah, property will be made 2. Consideration of a highest bidder, purchase and more particularly de- without warranty as to ti- C.U.P. - apiary services price payable in lawful scribed as: tle, possession, or en- for Harry S. Grow II at money of the United LOT 743, OVERLAKE cumbrances. Bidders 136 W Durfee. States of America at the ESTATES SUBDIVI- must be prepared to ten- 3. Consideration of Gen- time of sale, at the main SION PHASE 1E, A der a cashier's check in eral Plan amendment for entrance of the Tooele SUBDIVISION OF the amount of Chris Drent at 151 W County Courthouse, TOOELE CITY, AC- $20,000.00 at the sale. Vegas St. to go from a a/k/a the Third Judicial CORDING TO THE OF- The balance of the pur- Rural Residential - 2 District Court, 74 South FICIAL PLAT chase price must be paid designation to a Rural 100 East, Tooele, Utah, THEREOF, ON FILE by cashier's check or Residential - 1 designa- on Friday, August 16, AND OF RECORD IN wire transfer received by tion. 2013, at the hour of 9:30 THE OFFICE OF THE 12:00 noon the following 4. Consideration of a a.m. of that day for the TOOELE COUNTY RE- business day. The trus- P.U.D. / site plan for purpose of foreclosing a CORDER. tee reserves the right to Jennifer Fawson at 222 deed of trust originally 13-042-0-0743 void the effect of the W Main Street to con- executed by John R. The current beneficiary trustee's sale after the struct a daycare called Clayton, in favor of Mort- of the trust deed is sale based upon infor- “Kidsville Early Learning gage Electronic Regis- JPMorgan Chase Bank, mation unknown to the Center”. tration Systems, Inc., National Association, trustee at the time of the 5. Consideration of con- solely as nominee for and the record owner of sale, such as a bank- cept plan / P.U.D. waiv- lender Direct Mortgage, the property as of the re- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- ers for MJC Holdings Corp., its successors cording of the notice of statement, or an agree- LLC on 46 lots on 35.87 and assigns, covering default is W. Bailey ment between the trustor acres named Heritage real property located at Smith, Trustee of the W. and beneficiary to post- Grove P.U.D. located approximately 58 Sham- Bailey Smith separate pone or cancel the sale. East of South Willow Es- rock Lane, Stansbury property revocable trust, If so voided, the only re- tates. Park, Tooele County, originally established course of the highest 6. Approval of minutes of Utah, and more particu- May, 18, 1992. The bidder is to receive a full the last business meet- larly described as: trustee's sale of the refund of the money paid ing held in July. LOT 204, PICKET LANE aforedescribed realTuesdayto the trustee.July 30, THIS 2013 IS B6 Tooele7. Transcrip Report from the Coun-t-Bulletin AT COUNTRY CROSS- property will be made AN ATTEMPT TO COL- cil Liaison Member Neil ING NEIGHBORHOOD without warranty as to ti- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Critchlow. PHASE A, PLAT 3, AC- tle, possession, or en- FORMATION OB- Apartments Homes for Mobile Homes Public Notices 8.Public Adjourn. Notices Public Notices CORDINGPublic TONotices THE OF- cumbrances.Public Notices Bidders TAINEDPublic WILL Notices BE USED for Rent Rent Meetings DATEDMeetings this 19th day of Trustees FICIALTrustees PLAT must beTrustees prepared to ten- FOR THATTrustees PURPOSE. July, 2013. THEREOF, AS RE- der a cashier's check in DATED this 16th day of 1BDRM Apartment, sin- 1BDRM Home. 550sqft. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile NOTICE OF PUBLIC By Order of Grantsville NOTICE OF TRUS- CORDED IN THE OF- the amount of July, 2013 gle or couple, comes 356 S (behind 354 S) home for rent, no smok- OPEN HOUSE TO RE- City Planning Commis- TEE'S SALE FICE OF THE TOOELE $20,000.00 at the sale. Marlon L. Bates, suc- with fridge, stove, w/d, 100 W- Rear, Tooele. ing/ pets. 882-1550 VIEW AND ACCEPT sion Chairman Erik APN: 12-110-0-0029 COUNTY RECORDER. The balance of the pur- cessor trustee satellite TV, internet, all $510/mo. $400/dep. COMMENT ON THE Stromberg. TRA: Trust No. 13-090-0-0204 chase price must be paid Scalley Reading Bates utilities, some pet ok. Apply/Picts/ Info at 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile DRAFT 2013 MOBILITY Shauna Kertamus 1372119-20 Ref: Wey- The current beneficiary by cashier's check or Hansen & Rasmussen, $675/mo, $300/dep. www.WMGUtah.com. home for rent, no smok- PLAN FOR TOOELE Zoning Administrator land, Shane IMPOR- of the trust deed is wire transfer received by P.C. (435)275-7011 435-849-5826. ing/ pets. 882-1550 COUNTY All interested persons TANT NOTICE TO JPMorgan Chase Bank, 12:00 noon the following 15 West South Temple, The Tooele County Mo- are invited to attend and PROPERTY OWNER National Association, business day. The trus- Ste. 600 1BDRM BASEMENT. RENT TO OWN 2bdrm 2 UNITS both 3bdrm bility Council and the provide comment upon YOU ARE IN DEFAULT and the record owner of tee reserves the right to Salt Lake City, Utah Super clean, nice 2bth quiet park near 1bth Tooele.Pet Wasatch Regional Coor- these proposals. Written UNDER A DEED OF the property as of the re- void the effect of the 84101 neighborhood, $550/mo lake. Starting $550/mo Friendly & Reduced dination Council for comments will also be TRUST, DATED Febru- cording of the notice of trustee's sale after the Telephone: (801)531- includes utilities, cable, Space rent/ fishing boat Utilities: 688 W 740 S, Community Transporta- considered if submitted ary 22, 2012 UNLESS default is John R. Clay- sale based upon infor- 7870 private driveway. included. 144 W Durfee Upper Duplex w/2 Car tion (RCC) invites all in- to the Zoning Adminis- YOU TAKE ACTION TO ton. The trustee's sale mation unknown to the Business Hours: 9:00 $300/dep. Laundry ex- Grantsville Garage $895/mo, terested parties to a pub- trator in advance of the PROTECT YOUR of the aforedescribed trustee at the time of the a.m. to 5:00 p.m. tra. No smoking, pets (801)651-5151 $765/dep.740 W 880 lic open house to dis- hearing. The current PROPERTY, IT MAY BE real property will be sale, such as a bank- Trustee No. 44081-118 negotiable. S, Upper Duplex w/Car cuss the Draft 2013 Wa- Land Use Management SOLD AT A PUBLIC made without warranty ruptcy filing, a loan rein- (Published in the Tran- (435)833-9474 Port $850/mo, satch Mobility Plan. The and Development Code SALE. IF YOU NEED as to title, possession, or statement, or an agree- script Bulletin July 16, 23 $720/dep. Info & Pic- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Water Shares Draft Wasatch Mobility and the proposed AN EXPLANATION OF encumbrances. Bidders ment between the trustor & 30, 2013) tures online at ments behind Super Plan identifies strategies amendments may be re- THE NATURE OF THE must be prepared to ten- and beneficiary to post- www.WMGUtah.com Wal-Mart. Swimming to address the needs of viewed at the Grantsville PROCEEDING der a cashier's check in pone or cancel the sale. 435-849-5826. MIDDLE CANYON Wa- Public Notices pool, hot tub, exercise ter Share. $4500. Con- transportation disadvan- City Offices each week- AGAINST YOU, YOU the amount of If so voided, the only re- room, playground, full 3BDRM 2.5BTH tact Paul 801-708-4282 taged persons which in- day before the public SHOULD CONTACT A $20,000.00 at the sale. course of the highest Water User clubhouse. 843-4400 $950/mo 1st & last cludes, but is not limited hearing, between the LAWYER. On August The balance of the pur- bidder is to receive a full Deadline for public no- month’s rent required, TWO SHARES Settle- to seniors, persons with hours of 9:00 a.m. and 27, 2013, at 4:30pm, chase price must be paid refund of the money paid 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- tices is 4 p.m. the day $500/dep. Terms nego- ment Canyon $3500. disabilities, persons with 4:00 p.m. Persons James H. Woodall, as by cashier's check or to the trustee. THIS IS eled, govt. subsidized. prior to publication. tiable. Pets allowed. (435)224-4517 low income, and Veter- needing assistance to duly appointed Trustee wire transfer received by AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Playground, carport Public notices submit- Available August 1st. ans. The Tooele County participate in this hearing under and pursuant to 12:00 noon the following LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- ,free cable. $500/dep. TWO WATER Shares, ted past the deadline 801-674-6267 Open House will be held should contact the Deed of Trust recorded business day. The trus- FORMATION OB- 211 S. Hale, Grants- Middle Canyon Irriga- on Wednesday, July 31, Grantsville City Offices February 28, 2012, as tee reserves the right to TAINED WILL BE USED will not be accepted. ville. Call Chris 3BDRM 2BTH, $800/mo, tion $3000 each. Call 2013 from 9:00 - 11:00 at (435) 884-3411 at inst. No. 366370, in book void the effect of the FOR THAT PURPOSE. UPAXLP (435)843-8247 Equal $500/dep, no pets, no Richard 801-450-2846 am at Tooele Senior least 3 days prior to the xx, page xx, of Official trustee's sale after the DATED this 12th day of Housing Opp. smoking. Carport, stor- Centers (59 East Vine hearings. Records in the office of sale based upon infor- July, 2013 Street, Tooele). The (Published in the Tran- the County Recorder of mation unknown to the Public Notices 2BDRM VERY Nice, age. Available immedi- Marlon L. Bates, suc- Open House location is script Bulletin July 30, Tooele County, State of trustee at the time of the Miscellaneous Quiet, carport, storage ately. (435)830-6016 Buildings cessor trustee wheelchair accessible. 2013) Utah executed by Shane sale, such as a bank- shed, w/d hookups, Scalley Reading Bates 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, Ga- The Plan document is L Weyland and Heather ruptcy filing, a loan rein- Deadline for public no- $625/mo. Call Ron Hansen & Rasmussen, rage. Unfinished base- If you build, remodel or available online at: A Weyland Husband statement, or an agree- tices is 4 p.m. the day (435)849-3969 or Alli- P.C. ment. 1778 Brett St, remove buildings you http://wasatchmobility- Public Notices And Wife As Joint Ten- ment between the trustor prior to publication. son (435)830-9147 15 West South Temple, Tooele. $1025/mo. can place your classi- plan.weebly.com/. Trustees ants WILL SELL AT and beneficiary to post- Ste. 600 Public notices submit- 2BDRM, 1BTH, New $900/dep. Available fied ad in 45 of Utah's Questions, comments, or PUBLIC AUCTION TO pone or cancel the sale. Salt Lake City, Utah ted past the deadline paint, carpet, no pets/ 8/1. 435-849-5826. newspapers for only requests for alternative Deadline for public no- HIGHEST BIDDER, If so voided, the only re- 84101 will not be accepted. smoking. Very nice, Picts/ Detailsat $163. for 25 words ($5. versions of the Mobility tices is 4 p.m. the day PAYABLE IN LAWFUL course of the highest Telephone: (801)531- UPAXLP $500/dep, $585/mo. www.WMGUtah.com for each additional Plan can be directed to prior to publication. MONEY OF THE bidder is to receive a full 7870 Available now. word). You will reach Ali Oliver at Public notices submit- UNITED STATES AT refund of the money paid Business Hours: 9:00 NOTICE 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile (435)830-2317 up to 340,000 house- [email protected] or ted past the deadline THE TIME OF SALE, to the trustee. THIS IS a.m. to 5:00 p.m. An emergency hazard- home for rent, no smok- holds and all you do is 801-363-4250 ext. 1105. will not be accepted. (SUCCESSFUL BID- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Trustee No. 51121-867 ous waste storage per- 3BDRM 2BTH duplex ing/ pets. 882-1550 call the Transcript Bul- Para recibir esta infor- UPAXLP DERS MUST TENDER LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- (Published in the Tran- mit (#UT-017-2013) has No smoking, no pets, letin at 882-0050 for all been issued to the 4BDRM, 2.5BTH, Ga- macion en Espanol, en- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 FORMATION OB- script Bulletin July 16, 23 background check the details. (Mention NOTICE OF TRUS- United States Army, rage. 1752 Brett St, vié un correo electrónico IN CERTIFIED FUNDS TAINED WILL BE USED & 30, 2013) $775/mo $600/dep. UCAN Classified Net- TEE'S SALE Tooele Army Depot Tooele. $1195/mo. a Ali Oliver at TO THE TRUSTEE AT FOR THAT PURPOSE. (435)840-4528 work) [email protected]. The following described THE TIME OF SALE, DATED this 16th day of NOTICE OF TRUS- (TEAD) located in $1000/dep. Available TEE'S SALE Tooele County, Utah. 3BDRM APARTMENT (Published in the Tran- real property will be sold WITH THE BALANCE July, 2013 8/1. 435-849-5826. METAL ROOF/ WALL The following described The permit authorizes for rent. New carpet/ script Bulletin July 30, at public auction to the DUE BY NOON THE Marlon L. Bates, suc- Picts/ Detailsat Panels, Pre-engineered real property will be sold TEAD to store 20 rocket paint, no smoking/ pets. 2013) highest bidder, purchase FOLLOWING BUSI- cessor trustee www.WMGUtah.com Metal Buildings. Mill at public auction to the motors totaling 1,654 $800/mo. $800/dep. price payable in lawful NESS DAY, AT THE Scalley Reading Bates prices for sheeting coil PUBLIC NOTICE highest bidder, purchase pounds of net explosive Contact Jaime 5BDRM 2BTH split level money of the United OFFICE OF THE TRUS- Hansen & Rasmussen, are at a 4 year low. You Notice is hereby given price payable in lawful weight in five Static Fire (208)705-3264 tooele homelocated in Copper States of America at the TEE), At the tooele P.C. get the savings. 17 Col- that the Grantsville City time of sale, at the main money of the United Silos at TEAD’s Open rental.com Canyon Subdivision, ors prime material, cut county courthouse 74 15 West South Temple, Tooele. Contact JP at Planning Commission entrance of the Tooele South 100 East Tooele, Ste. 600 States of America at the Burn/Open Detonation 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- to your exact length. will hold a regular busi- County Courthouse, time of sale, at the main (OB/OD) facility.The (602)320-4253 for de- CO Building Systems Utah all right, title and in- Salt Lake City, Utah ment $1000/mo, tails. ness meeting on Thurs- a/k/a the Third Judicial terest conveyed to and 84101 entrance of the Tooele emergency permit was $400/dep, utilities in- 1-800-COBLDGS day, August 8, 2013 in District Court, 74 South County Courthouse, necessary for continued (ucan) now held by it under said Telephone: (801)531- cluded, central air, w/d CLEAN 3bdrm house in the Grantsville City Hall 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Deed of Trust in the 7870 a/k/a the Third Judicial storage of the motors hookups, no pets or TOOELE. 1.5bth, base- Council Chambers at on Friday, August 16, property situated in said Business Hours: 9:00 District Court, 74 South due to poor weather con- smoking. Kim ment, carport, fenced Financial 429 E. Main Street in 2013, at the hour of 9:30 County and State de- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 100 East, Tooele, Utah, ditions and wind direc- (435)830-9371 yard. One year lease, Services Grantsville, Utah, which a.m. of that day for the scribed as: Lot 29, park Trustee No. 51121-869 on Friday, August 16, tion that was not within no pets/ smoking. meeting shall begin purpose of foreclosing a meadows subdivision, (Published in the Tran- 2013, at the hour of 9:30 allowable limits to con- AWESOME 1BDRM promptly at 7:00 P.M. a.m. of that day for the $850/mo Available now. BANKRUPTCY ON A deed of trust originally according to the official script Bulletin July 16, 23 duct treatment specified 1200sqft, $600/mo, $75 CALL TO ORDER AND purpose of foreclosing a (435)882-4466 BUDGET *$350 Aspire executed by Janalee plat thereof on file and of & 30, 2013) by TEAD’s OB/OD Per- utilities, $600/dep, fur- PLEDGE OF ALLE- deed of trust originally Credit Solutions. Stop Bennett, in favor of Mort- record in the Tooele mit. nished, w/d included, GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm, GIANCE NOTICE OF TRUS- executed by Ted R. Elli- Garnishments Now!! gage Electronic Regis- county recorder's office. This permit is effective soft water, LDS stan- 2.5bth, double garage, 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC TEE'S SALE ott and Terri L. Elliott, in Bankruptcy/Credit Re- tration Systems, Inc., The street address and from July 17, 2013 and dards, background newer home, 3 story HEARINGS: The following described favor of HeritageWest pair. Get a Fresh Start. solely as nominee for other common designa- will expire on July 25, check, no smoking/ rambler, $1300/mo a. Proposed C.U.P. for real property will be sold Federal Credit Union, aspirecreditsolution.co lender Premier Mortgage tion, if any, of the real 2013. Copies of the pets. (435)843-1379. 801-842-9631 www. Craig Moore at 287 S at public auction to the covering real property lo- m 801-446-8216 Li- Services, its successors property described permit are available for guardrightproperty.com 800 E to construct highest bidder, purchase cated at approximately CUTE one bedroom censed/Insured (ucan) and assigns, covering above is purported to be: public inspection during wooden crates and skids price payable in lawful 862 West 700 South, normal business hours basement apartment. HOMES available to pur- real property located at 623 E Wild Rose Drive on site as well as sell the money of the United Tooele, Tooele County, at the Division of Solid Lots of storage in apart- chase for LOW IN- Cut your STUDENT approximately 154 West Grantsville Ut 84029 items from his home. States of America at the Utah, and more particu- and Hazardous Waste, ment, w/d hookups, wa- COME buyers with LOAN payments in Utah Ave., Tooele, Estimated Total Debt as b. Proposed General time of sale, at the main larly described as: located on the 2nd floor ter included. $450/mo, good credit. Berna HALF or more Even if Tooele County, Utah, of August 27, 2013 is Plan amendment for entrance of the Tooele LOT 18A, WESTLAND of the Multi Agency State no smoking, no pets. Sloan (435)840-5029 Late or in Default. Get and more particularly de- $166,363.93. The under- Chris Drent at approxi- County Courthouse, COVE SUBDIVISION Office Building, 195 435-882-1757 Group 1 Real Estate. Relief FAST Much scribed as: signed Trustee disclaims LOWER payments. Call mately 151 West Vegas BEGINNING AT THE any liability for any incor- a/k/a the Third Judicial PHASE 2, ACCORDING North 1950 West, Salt DUPLEX 3bdrm 2bth, NICE TOOELE 3bdrm, Student Hotline Street to go from a Rural SOUTHEAST CORNER rectness of the street ad- District Court, 74 South TO THE OFFICIAL Lake City, Utah.For fur- carport w/storage, w/d 2bth, w/d, 2 car garage, 855-380-1487 (ucan) Residential - 2 designa- OF LOT 1, BLOCK 34, dress and other common 100 East, Tooele, Utah, PLAT THEREOF ON ther information, please hookups, fenced back- RV parking, new car- tion (allowing I unit per 5 PLAT A, TOOELE CITY designation, if any, on Friday, August 16, FILE AND OF RECORD call David McCleary at yard. $800/mo, pet. Utilities included. GUARANTEED Income acres to 1 unit per 10 SURVEY, AND RUN- shown herein. Said sale 2013, at the hour of 9:30 IN THE TOOELE (801)536-0237. $500/dep. No smoking/ No smoking/ pets For Your Retirement acres) to a Rural Resi- NING THENCE WEST 3 will be made, but without a.m. of that day for the COUNTY RECORDER'S In compliance with the pets 615 East 400 $1250/mo. Travis Avoid market risk & get dential - 1 designation RODS, THENCE covenant or warranty, purpose of foreclosing a OFFICE. Americans with Disabili- North. (435)882-2560, (801)232-2166 guaranteed income in (allowing residential den- NORTH 9 RODS; express or implied, re- deed of trust originally 11-096-0-0035 ties Act, individuals with (435)496-3607 retirement! CALL for sities of 1 unit per 1 acre THENCE EAST 3 garding title, possession, executed by W. Bailey The current beneficiary special needs (including OVERLAKE, 3bdrm, FREE copy of our to 1 unit per 10 acres) Smith, Trustee of the W. of the trust deed is Heri- NICE 2BDRM, 1bth sin- RODS, THENCE condition, or encum- auxiliary communicative 1.5bth, single car ga- SAFE MONEY GUIDE for the purpose of a sin- Bailey Smith separate tageWest Credit Union, gle wide. Excellent con- SOUTH 9 RODS TO brances, including fees, Aids and services) rage, available July 1. Plus Annuity Quotes gle family lot subdivision. property revocable trust, a division Chartway Fed- dition carpet, paint, THE POINT OF BEGIN- charges and expenses should call Brooke $795/mo. No yardwork. from A-Rated compa- c. Proposed P.U.D. and originally established eral Credit Union, and everything! Option to NING. 02-039-0-0041 of the Trustee and of the Baker, Office of Human www.guardrightprop- nies! 800-356-1328 related site plan for Jen- May, 18, 1992, as the record owner of the buy (Rent-to-own) only The current beneficiary trusts created by said Resources, at (801) erty.com 801-842-9631 (ucan) nifer Fawson at 222 amended, in favor of property as of the re- for $550/mo includes lot of the trust deed is Deed of Trust, to pay the 536-4412, TDD (801) West Main Street to con- JPMorgan Chase Bank, Washington Mutual cording of the notice of 536-4414. rent, water, sewer, gar- TOOELE, 1bdrm 1bth remaining principle sums struct a daycare called National Association, Bank, FA, covering real default is Ted R. Elliott (Published in the Tran- bage. No pets/ smok- cottage style house, of the note(s) secured by Public Notices “Kidsville Early Learning and the record owner of property located at ap- and Terri L. Elliott. The script Bulletin July 30, ing. Call Alex hookups, $550/mo said Deed of Trust. The Meetings Center”. the property as of the re- proximately 165 East trustee's sale of the 2013) (435)224-4804 653 E 136 N 4th Street -REAR current beneficiary of the d. Proposed concept cording of the notice of Trust Deed as of the 1860 North, Tooele, aforedescribed real Main, Grantsville. Davidson Realty Inc Deadline for public no- plan / P.U.D. for MJC default is Janalee Ben- date of this notice is: Tooele County, Utah, property will be made PUBLIC NOTICE (801)466-5078 tices is 4 p.m. the day NICE APARTMENT 28 Holdings LLC on 46 lots nett. The trustee's sale Franklin American Mort- and more particularly de- without warranty as to ti- Depot Self Storage, lo- www.dripm.com prior to publication. South 6th Street, on 35.87 acres named of the aforedescribed gage Company and the scribed as: tle, possession, or en- cated at 1685 W. James Public notices submit- LOT 743, OVERLAKE Tooele, 2bdrm By East TOOELE, 4BDRM, 3bth, Heritage Grove P.U.D. real property will be record owners of the cumbrances. Bidders Way, Tooele, UT, 84074, ted past the deadline ESTATES SUBDIVI- Elementary. Four-plex single car garage, located East of South made without warranty property as of the re- must be prepared to ten- hereby gives Kris will not be accepted. SION PHASE 1E, A building w/on-site laun- fenced yard, available Willow Estates. Under as to title, possession, or cording of the Notice of der a cashier's check in McCormick, last known UPAXLP SUBDIVISION OF dry. Water, sewer, gar- August 1. $995/mo. the P.U.D. application encumbrances. Bidders Default is/are:. Shane L the amount of address 1120 W. Utah bage included. waivers include allowing TOOELE CITY, AC- $20,000.00 at the sale. Ave. #405, Tooele, UT www.guardrightprop- LEPC AGENDA must be prepared to ten- Weyland and Heather A $675/mo $400/dep. the creation of lots less CORDING TO THE OF- The balance of the pur- 84074 notice that we are erty.com 801-842-9631 Agenda for the LEPC der a cashier's check in Weyland. (801)792-8412 than half an acre in size FICIAL PLAT chase price must be paid asserting a possessory meeting to be held the amount of James H. Woodall, UPDATED GRANTS- for many lots and locat- $20,000.00 at the sale. THEREOF, ON FILE by cashier's check or lien on the property ONE BEDROOM base- Wednesday, July 31, TRUSTEE 10808 River VILLE 1bdrm, 1bth, 162 ing storm water retention The balance of the pur- AND OF RECORD IN wire transfer received by stored in unit #823. The ment apartment. 2013 at 1:30 p.m. at the Front Parkway, Suite S. Hale, w/d hookups, basin off site on adjoin- chase price must be paid THE OFFICE OF THE 12:00 noon the following lien is asserted for un- $475/mo plus Tooele County Emer- 175 South Jordan Ut $500/mo, $500/dep. ing property. by cashier's check or TOOELE COUNTY RE- business day. The trus- paid rental charges, late $300/dep. No smoking, gency Management 84095 (801) Aaron (801)450-8432 FOLLOWING TH E CORDER. tee reserves the right to fees, and other associ- Building, 15 East 100 wire transfer received by 254-9450 J a m e s H . no pets. (435)882-1442 CLOSE OF THE PUB- 13-042-0-0743 void the effect of the ated charges incurred for South, Tooele, Utah, in 12:00 noon the following Woodall Signature/ By (435)830-5651 LIC HEARINGS THE The current beneficiary trustee's sale after the the rent of the storage the Emergency Opera- business day. The trus- Dated: July 16, 2013. MEETING OFFICIALLY of the trust deed is sale based upon infor- space. The amount of SETTLEMENT CAN- Homes tions Training room. tee reserves the right to DLPP-431487 CALLED TO ORDER BY JPMorgan Chase Bank, mation unknown to the the lien is $704.00 YON APARTMENTS 1. Welcome- Chairman, void the effect of the (Published in the Tran- CHAIRMAN ERI K National Association, trustee at the time of the The property subject to Brand new market 2 & LEPC trustee's sale after the script Bulletin July 23, 30 STROMBERG. and the record owner of sale, such as a bank- this lien is: 3 bedroom apts. Prices $$SAVE MONEY 2. Approve June minutes sale based upon infor- & August 6, 2013) 1. Consideration of a the property as of the re- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- Truck camper, tires, pro- starting at $840. Call Search Bank & HUD 3. Haz Mat reports- mation unknown to the C.U.P. - construct NOTICE OF TRUS- cording of the notice of statement, or an agree- pane tanks, misc. house- Danielle (435)882-6112 homes www.Tooele Bucky Whitehouse trustee at the time of the wooden crates and skids TEE'S SALE default is W. Bailey ment between the trustor hold items. for info. BankHomes.com 4. Review upcoming sale, such as a bank- on site as well as sales The following described Smith, Trustee of the W. and beneficiary to post- Unless full payment is Berna Sloan (435) training ruptcy filing, a loan rein- THE MAPLES 3bdrm, of same for Craig Moore real property will be sold Bailey Smith separate pone or cancel the sale. made by August 9, 2013 840-5029 Group 1 5. Jesse Valenzuela, statement, or an agree- 2.5bth, 2000sqft, cov- at 287 South 800 East. at public auction to the property revocable trust, If so voided, the only re- at 5:00 p.m., the prop- Emergency Services ment between the trustor ered parking, w/d hook- 33 BENCHMARK Way, 2. Consideration of a highest bidder, purchase originally established course of the highest erty becomes the pos- 6. Next meeting- August and beneficiary to post- ups, large pantry, no 2065sqft $145,000. C.U.P. - apiary services price payable in lawful May, 18, 1992. The bidder is to receive a full session of Ninigret De- 28, 2013 pone or cancel the sale. smoking. $1050/mo 3bdrm, 3.5bth, totally for Harry S. Grow II at money of the United trustee's sale of the refund of the money paid pot, L.C., to dispose of 7. Adjourn If so voided, the only re- (801)455-1288 updated townhouse. 136 W Durfee. course of the highest States of America at the aforedescribed real to the trustee. THIS IS as provided by law, to Granite countertops, (Published in the Tran- property will be made AN ATTEMPT TO COL- TOOELE SECLUDED 3. Consideration of Gen- bidder is to receive a full time of sale, at the main satisfy the lien. All un- hardwood floors, com- script Bulletin July 25 & without warranty as to ti- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Free Standing 1bdrm eral Plan amendment for refund of the money paid entrance of the Tooele paid charges will be sent munity pool, perfect re- 30, 2013) tle, possession, or en- FORMATION OB- home. $550/mo. Chris Drent at 151 W to the trustee. THIS IS County Courthouse, to collections. tirement home! cumbrances. Bidders TAINED WILL BE USED 801-860-7677 Owner/ PUBLIC NOTICE Vegas St. to go from a AN ATTEMPT TO COL- a/k/a the Third Judicial (Published in the Tran- (801)673-8329 must be prepared to ten- FOR THAT PURPOSE. Agent. Notice is hereby given Rural Residential - 2 LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- District Court, 74 South script Bulletin July 30 & designation to a Rural FORMATION OB- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, der a cashier's check in DATED this 16th day of August 6, 2013) EAST TOOELE, 3bdrm, that the Lake Point Im- Residential - 1 designa- TAINED WILL BE USED on Friday, August 16, the amount of July, 2013 2bth newer home, provement District will Homes for tion. FOR THAT PURPOSE. 2013, at the hour of 9:30 $20,000.00 at the sale. Marlon L. Bates, suc- $950/mo, double car hold its regularly sched- Rent 4. Consideration of a DATED this 16th day of a.m. of that day for the The balance of the pur- cessor trustee garage, www. uled Business meeting on August 1, 2013 at P.U.D. / site plan for July, 2013 purpose of foreclosing a chase price must be paid Scalley Reading Bates guardrightproperty.com Jennifer Fawson at 222 deed of trust originally by Inspiring cashier's check or Hansen Healthy & Rasmussen, Lives WHY RENT When You 7:00 p.m. at the North Marlon L. Bates, suc- 801-842-9631 W Main Street to con- executed by John R. wire transfer received by P.C. Can Buy? Zero down Tooele Fire Station 1540 cessor trustee struct a daycare called Clayton, in favor of Mort- 12:00 noon the following 15 West South Temple, & Low Income pro- Planning on selling your Sunset Road, Lake Point Scalley Reading Bates “Kidsville Early Learning gage Electronic Regis- business day. The trus- Ste. 600 grams, 1st time & Sin- home, you could be Utah. The agenda will Hansen & Rasmussen, Center”. tration Systems, Inc., tee reserves the right to Salt Lake City, Utah gle parent programs, sending your sales be as follows: P.C. 5. Consideration of con- solely as nominee for void the effect of the 84101 Berna Sloan (435) points to up to 340,000 1. Call to Order 15 West South Temple, cept plan / P.U.D. waiv- lender Direct Mortgage, trustee's sale after the Telephone: (801)531- 840-5029 Group 1 households at once. 2. Public Concerns Ste. 600 sale based upon infor- 7870 For $163. you can 3. Approval of Minutes ers for MJC Holdings Salt Lake City, Utah Corp., its successors mation unknown to the Business Hours: 9:00 1BDRM HOME, single or place your 25 word 4. Financial Reports LLC on 46 lots on 35.87 84101 and assigns, covering trustee at the time of the a.m. to 5:00 p.m. couple, private parking, classified ad to all 45 5. Operations Reports acres named Heritage Telephone: (801)531- real property located at sale, such as a bank- Trustee No. 44081-118 w/d hookups, $650/mo newspapers in Utah. 6. MWPP Report Grove P.U.D. located 7870 approximately 58 Sham- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- (Published in the Tran- plus utilities, $600/dep. Just call the Transcript 7. UASD Conference East of South Willow Es- Business Hours: 9:00 rock Lane, Stansbury statement, or an agree- script Bulletin July 16, 23 No smoking, no pets. Bulletin at 882-0050 for 8. Board Concerns tates. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Park, Tooele County, ment between the trustor & 30, 2013) References required. all the details. (Mention 9. Adjournment 6. Approval of minutes of Trustee No. 51121-868 Utah, and more particu- and beneficiary to post- (435)882-7094 ucan) (Published in the Tran- the last business meet- (Published in the Tran- larly described as: ing held in July. script Bulletin July 16, 23 LOT 204, PICKET LANE pone or cancel the sale. WHY RENT when you script Bulletin July 30, SELLING YOUR 2013) 7. Report from the Coun- & 30, 2013) AT COUNTRY CROSS- If so voided,Each themonth only re- in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin can buy? Call for a HOME? Advertise it in cil Liaison Member Neil ING NEIGHBORHOOD course of the highest free pre approval Me- the classifieds. Call DEADLINES FOR clas- Critchlow. PHASE A, PLAT 3, AC- bidder is to receive a full TOOELE TOOELE lanie 840-3073 Secu- 882-0050 or visit sifieds ads are Monday 8. Adjourn. TRANSCRIPT CORDING TO THE OF- refund ofSubscribe: the money paid 882-0050 TRANSCRIPT rity National Mort- www.tooeletran and Wednesdays by DATED this 19th day of BULLETIN FICIAL PLAT to the trustee.58 N. Main THIS IS • Tooele BULLETIN gage. script.com 4:45 p.m. July, 2013. THEREOF, AS RE- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- By Order of Grantsville CORDED IN THE OF- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- City Planning Commis- FICE OF THE TOOELE FORMATION OB- sion Chairman Erik COUNTY RECORDER. TAINED WILL BE USED Stromberg. 13-090-0-0204 FOR THAT PURPOSE. Shauna Kertamus The current beneficiary DATED this 12th day of Zoning Administrator of the trust deed is July, 2013 All interested persons JPMorgan Chase Bank, Marlon L. Bates, suc- are invited to attend and National Association, cessor trustee provide comment upon and the record owner of Scalley Reading Bates these proposals. Written the property as of the re- Hansen & Rasmussen, comments will also be cording of the notice of P.C. considered if submitted default is John R. Clay- 15 West South Temple, to the Zoning Adminis- ton. The trustee's sale Ste. 600 trator in advance of the of the aforedescribed Salt Lake City, Utah hearing. The current real property will be 84101 Land Use Management made without warranty Telephone: (801)531- and Development Code as to title, possession, or 7870 and the proposed encumbrances. Bidders Business Hours: 9:00 amendments may be re- must be prepared to ten- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. viewed at the Grantsville der a cashier's check in Trustee No. 51121-867 City Offices each week- the amount of (Published in the Tran- day before the public $20,000.00 at the sale. script Bulletin July 16, 23 hearing, between the The balance of the pur- & 30, 2013) hours of 9:00 a.m. and chase price must be paid 4:00 p.m. Persons by cashier's check or needing assistance to wire transfer received by participate in this hearing 12:00 noon the following should contact the business day. The trus- Grantsville City Offices tee reserves the right to at (435) 884-3411 at void the effect of the least 3 days prior to the trustee's sale after the hearings. sale based upon infor- (Published in the Tran- mation unknown to the script Bulletin July 30, trustee at the time of the 2013) sale, such as a bank- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- statement, or an agree- ment between the trustor and beneficiary to post- pone or cancel the sale. If so voided, the only re- course of the highest bidder is to receive a full refund of the money paid to the trustee. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- FORMATION OB- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED this 16th day of July, 2013 Marlon L. 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interested in marathon running. Marathon “Initially what made me want continued from page B1 to run a marathon was the fact of how out of shape I was. I would school. get winded just running up the “Chris and I are a lot alike. I did stairs,” Chris said. “But then I saw not like sports at all,” Tawnia said. my mom finish, and it was inspir- She went on to say that she ing.” actually hated running in high Tawnia explained how out of school because it felt uncomfort- shape she was before she started able for her. However, in the back training. of her mind was always a desire to “I couldn’t even run to the end see if she could complete a mara- of our block,” she said. thon. She learned how to train from “I’d watch people running and a fitness magazine she subscribed think ‘Wow that looks really hard,’ to. It had an article that took and I just wanted to see if I could beginners from couch potato to do it,” Tawnia said. half marathon in a 10-week pro- That ended up being the moti- gram. The program consisted of vator for both of them. They want- alternating running and strength ed to prove to themselves that they training in a cross training pattern could do something hard. It didn’t that builds each week. Even after start out that way for Chris. It was feeling herself getting stronger only after his mother finished her through training, Tawnia was wor- first half marathon that he became ried about being able to complete

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2013 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Winner: Chris Blum lifts weights while his mother Tawnia Blum gets some miles in on the treadmill. the race. had just accomplished. “I was scared out of my mind,” “It gives you a sense of ‘Look Malissa she said. “I was shaking and felt at what I’ve done! I can do hard sick after I paid for it and won- things,’” she said. Gren dered what the heck I was doing.” Chris remembered what he felt That self-doubt was her biggest when he saw his mom cross the An old school in pitfall during the whole process. finish line that first time. Fruita, Utah “I kept telling myself, ‘I’m not a “I was impressed. That’s really runner. I’m not a runner.’” the only word you can use,” he It wasn’t until mile 12 during the said. race, when she had barely a half a That was Aug. 17, 2012. mile left, that she finally was able Sometime between then and to silence those negative thoughts. January 2013 there was a dinner “This thing in my head said, conversation in the Blum house- ‘What do you mean you’re not hold that led to Chris starting his a runner? You just ran 12 and a own training for the Thanksgiving Your photo could be next! half miles.’ So that last half mile Point Half Marathon on April 27, it changed to ‘Oh my goodness, 2013. That’s the race Tawnia and Submit your photo at: you’re a runner.’” Chris ran together. www.tooeletranscript.com When she crossed the finish line “If someone would have told me it hit her what an amazing feat she at the beginning of training that I would run 13.1 miles in 2 hours, I would have told them they were nuts,” Chris said. When you train, it’s no secret that your body gets stronger, but ��������� for Chris, it was a strange feeling to ��� �� see himself get better. �� � “I was running three miles like it � was nothing, then five miles like it � was nothing, and then seven, and � ����������� � ��� ��� it was building up. It felt good,” he � ��� said of the strength he gained dur- � � ing training. � �� Chris was not without his pit- � � falls. For him, it wasn’t the self- � � deprecation his mother faced. It � was the busy schedule of making � up credits for school, accomplish- � ing a scouting Eagle project, and balancing time with friends — nor- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO � Chris Blum uses the treadmill In his home gym. A routine of weight training and � mal teenage business. “I didn’t want to miss out on aerobic exercise prepared him for the half marathon he ran with his mother. � time with my friends, especially if it was something I knew we “I didn’t want to go on with- and see him still going. I was so wouldn’t be able to do very often,” out her,” he said “I had never ran proud,” she said. Chris said. a marathon before and I didn’t For Tawnia, this second race was That wasn’t his only set back. He know anyone. It almost felt like she more about Chris than her. developed shin splints because of was abandoning me.” “I knew I could do it. I had done collapsed arches. Tawnia made him keep going it before,” she said. He had to go to a running store without waiting for her. Though She wanted him to know what in Salt Lake City to get special she never caught up with him she had learned during her first shoes with arch supports to help again, the crisscrossing nature of race. He could do hard things too. combat the injuries from collapsed the route with its many hills and What started out with a sub- arches. Once the shoes helped alle- valleys provided opportunities for conscious thought in the back of viate the shin splints, he was able them to see each other. Tawnia’s mind has turned into a to finish training. “When I saw her and knew she mother and son marathon duo During the Thanksgiving Point wasn’t that far behind, it was an that knows it can do hard things. race, Tawnia sent Chris on ahead energy boost for me,” Chris said. That’s what both Chris and of her part way through the race “I knew I wasn’t actually running it Tawnia have taken away from their because she needed to take a bath- by myself.” marathon experience. room break. Chris offered to jog in It was a boost for Tawnia too. “I can do hard things,” said place to wait for her. “It was awesome to watch him Tawnia over and over. TOOELE PIONEER MUSEUM

Bring in Your *8.5 x 11 inch Digital Files! 20# bond paper. COURTESY OF DARRELL SMITH Some restrictions apply. Torie Erickson accepts the Peoples Choice Ribbon and prize money from Tim Booth, director of the Tooele Pioneer Museum. Of the more than 50 photos entered, this is the photo and photographer that those who vis- ited the Tooele Pioneer Museum Photo Contest picked as the photo they enjoyed most. Congratulations to Torie, SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 a first-time entrant in any photo contest. The photos were on display at the museum from July 19 to 27. It is the hope of the museum that this will be a first of many annual photo contests celebrating pioneers both past and 58 N. Main • Tooele | 8 am to 6 pm • Monday – Friday present. Look for other upcoming events sponsored by the Tooele Pioneer Museum.