5-5-16 Transcript Bulletin

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County softball teams tied for region See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY May 5, 2016 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 122 No. 98 $1.00 County OK’s new impact fees to recoup costs Fee schedule is to offset transportation impacts caused by new developments

by Tim Gillie pumps. STAFF WRITER The transportation impact fee for a single-family residence is New impact fees will have $1,113. developers and builders in unin- The impact fee assessed is corporated Tooele County pay- based on the amount of traf- ing more for their projects. fic expected to be generated Tuesday night the Tooele by the project, according to a County Commission approved study completed by Parametrix, an impact fee schedule on new an engineering, planning, and construction in unincorporated consulting service with offices in areas to recoup the cost of trans- Midvale. portation facilities from which “Impact fees are there to allow new growth will benefit. us to provide citizens of this The schedule ranges from county with what they need,” $292 per 1,000 square feet for said Tooele County Commission FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS a small warehouse to $20,703 Chairman Wade Bitner. Josh Wiker (above) prices donated clothes before they go to the sales floor at Deseret Industries in Tooele. Tamra Butler (below) moves a rack of clothes in the per 1,000 square feet for a con- sorting area. DI’s main mission is to help unemployed people receive the training and experience they need to move ahead in their lives. venience store without gasoline SEE FEES PAGE A6 ➤ DI helps workers become ‘self reliant’

by Jessica Henrie STAFF WRITER If you don’t know better, Marshall presents Deseret Industries may seem like little more than a giant swap meet. $4.8M budget to That’s what Clinton Broadhead thought before he started managing the DI store in Tooele City 13 years ago. He understood how Grantsville council the business essentially worked: people donated used, unwanted items and DI resold them. But he by Steve Howe In his address, Marshall out- didn’t understand what went on STAFF WRITER lined several new projects while behind the scenes. emphasizing what he called the Far from simply being a place The tentative 2016-17 budget most important policy action where people can buy cheap presented by Grantsville City the city undertakes. clothes, cookware, furniture and Mayor Brent Marshall calls for “It is what allows us to move other items, DI’s main mission a slight increase in spending as forward toward the vision we is to help people who are unem- the city prepares for major capi- share for our community and ployed receive the training and tal improvement projects in the protection of the quality of life experience they need to move coming years. for which Grantsville is proud to ahead. Marshall unveiled his $4.8 mil- be known,” he said. “It’s a vocational training pro- lion budget to the Grantsville City Marshall also emphasized the gram,” Broadhead said. “That’s Council during their Wednesday need for many projects dealing the big thing. I think there’s a night meeting. The increase with the repair and upgrade of stigma about the DI, but we want would amount to $36,100 in new the streets and roads in the city. spending, which is less than a SEE WORKERS PAGE A9 ➤ one-percent increase. SEE MARSHALL PAGE A6 ➤

Only one person has Pankratz Pumpkin applied to fill empty Patch closes after

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE school board seatUV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY truck is vandalized Friday 6:22 a.m. 8:30 p.m. Saturday 6:21 a.m. 8:31 p.m. Sunday 6:19 a.m. 8:32 p.m. Deadline is 4 p.m. Friday to apply Monday 6:18 a.m. 8:33 p.m. by Steve Howe parked in the field while a trac- Tuesday 6:17 a.m. 8:34 p.m. STAFF WRITER tor tilled the patch. Sometime Wednesday 6:16 a.m. 8:35 p.m. by Tim Gillie with The F Church Sa Su of Jesus M Tu Christ W Th between 11 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Thursday 6:15 a.m. 8:36 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set STAFF WRITER of Latter-daynumber, theSaints, greater the has need foraccept- eye and skin For the first time in a dozen Monday, a group of vandals Friday 6:35 a.m. 8:36 p.m. ed a workprotection. assignment0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; that 6-7 will High; 8-10 years, Vernon and Diane Pankratz caused thousands of dollars of Saturday 7:22 a.m. 9:47 p.m. Only one. require himVery High; to 11+ move Extreme out of state. don’t plan on planting pumpkins damage to the vehicle. Sunday 8:13 a.m. 10:54 p.m. Monday 9:08 a.m. 11:53 p.m. That’s how many letters of As of press ALMANAC time the school at a seven-acre field at 150 N. “The sad thing is just the mali- Tuesday 10:07 a.m. none interest the Tooele County board hasStatistics received for the week oneending May letter 4. of Coleman Street. cious vandalism” Vernon said. “I A shower and t-storm Overcast with a brief Cloudy with a passing Mostly sunny and Intervals of clouds and Wednesday 11:07 a.m. 12:45 a.m. Clouds limiting sun Partly sunny Temperatures Thursday 12:08 p.m. 1:30 a.m. around; not as warm shower or two shower pleasantSchool Board has received fromsunshine interest from someone interest- Pankratz Pumpkin Patch had mean, they did about $4,000 of people who want to fill a vacant ed in fillingHigh/Low Lawrence’s past week position. 78/37 become an autumn institution in damage.” New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 68/44 72 50 64 49 65 49 67 44 69 51position on75 the board.49 79 55That letterAverage is from temp past former week school 50.8 Tooele, but vandalism to a truck The windshield of the locked Board member Matt Lawrence board memberNormal average Karen temp past Nelson week of 55.8 parked in the field caused the pickup truck was smashed TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low May 6 May 13 May 21 May 29 submitted a letter of resignation Grantsville. Pankratzes to announce they will inward, likely by a ball peen ham- Shown is Friday’s weather. at the April 12 board meeting. Replacements for Lawrence no longer continue the seasonal mer, and all of the wires under Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s His resignation is effective June must live in Tooele County endeavor. the dash were cut. Tools from AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 lows. 1, 2016. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The truck, which belonged Lawrence, a seminary teacher SEE SEAT PAGE A7 ➤ Grady Buckley visits the Pankratz Pumpkin Patch last year. The patch is to the Pankratz’ son, had been SEE PANKRATZ PAGE A7 ➤ UTAH WEATHER closing after vandals damaged a truck at the field Monday. Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 71/46 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 71/50 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Thursday CLASSIFIEDS C4 68/45 71/50 71/50 71/51 HOMETOWN A10 Ogden Stansbury Park Good April showers fall Ladies 71/50 Erda 72/51 OBITUARIES A8 Grantsville short, but precip Community Club Vernal 73/51 Pine Canyon Friday KID SCOOP B8 Salt Lake City 72/44 73/51 61/42 works to serve in Tooele 74/52 Bauer Good totals still look 72/50 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS B1 71/49 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 72/50 good county 70/42 71/48 See Stockton PollenSaturday Index Price complete 71/49 See A2 See A10 66/41 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 70/44 68/46 Ophir Moderate on A9 65/46 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 67/45 68/39 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 74/46 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 69/47 69/39 Moab 66/44 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 77/46 Beaver 71/44 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 64/36 Ibapah 67/45 24-hour 68/40 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.91 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 63/39 68/43 at Grantsville 1.59 none 68/50 Kanab 66/42 Eureka 64/43 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4190.90 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 5, 2016 County disperses more tourism grants for events and venues by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

The Tooele County Commission approved $72,500 in tourism tax grants at their Tuesday meeting. Included on the list of approved grants was $30,000 for advertising with “At Your Leisure,” a Utah-produced outdoor adventure show. The Benson Gristmill Performing Arts Foundation received $5,000 for facility rental. It also will receive up to $2,500 for out-of-county advertising. TTB FILE PHOTO The $2,500 will be provided as a Fans relax in their lawn chairs as they are entertained by Ty Hendron at the 2015 Country Fan Fest held at Deseret Peak reimbursement after invoices for Complex. The Tooele County Commission has approved a new contract that will bring the concert series back this summer. the advertising are submitted. The Benson Gristmill TTB FILE PHOTO Performing Arts Foundation Kayla Conover and Andrew Swan in character as Tom and Harriet Lee perform County signs contract to secure will present “Into the Woods,” during a dress rehearsal of the Gristmill Pageant last year. The gristmill will on Aug. 12, 13 and 15 at the receive up to $7,500 in tourism tax grants from the county. gristmill. The Tooele Arts Festival will The Tourism Advisory Board County for capital expenses for Country Fan Fest for July 15-17 receive $10,000 from the county consists of representatives of Deseret Peak Complex were tourism fund. The grant includes motels, restaurants, and tour- turned down because the board by Tim Gillie The agreement also allows did report an increase in sales $7,500 for operation of the event ism industry and attractions in felt they should be funded by the STAFF WRITER Tooele County to set up, operate, during the time Fan Fest was at and $2,500 for out-of-county the county. Its composition is county’s general fund, he said. and keep all proceeds from a beer Deseret Peak, he said. advertising. specified under state law. State The advisory board will meet After a successful 2015 festival, trailer near the EnergySolutions In 2015 Country Fan Fest paid The Stansbury Park Service law requires the board weigh in May 10 to reconsider a request the Tooele County Commission Aquatic Center. all its bills to the county. It also Agency requested $100,000 to on how tourism tax dollars are from the Tooele County Fair approved a new contract Tuesday In 2015 the county grossed left no vendors or contractors construct a building to house a spent. Board and to act on a request to bring Country Fan Fest back $5,837 in sales from its beer trail- unpaid and the facility was left new telescope. The Tourism Tax The county commission from the Transcript Bulletin for another year. er at Country Fan Fest. in good shape with no repairs Advisory Board recommended approved $350,000 of tourism Publishing Company for Tooele The country music festival Country Fan Fest is required required, Milne said. a $25,000 matching grant to tax fund grants in February. County Magazine. will be held July 15-17 at Deseret to cover all costs for manpower Country Fan Fest did not be paid after the first $25,000 Among the recipients in The approved 2016 county Peak Complex. and equipment for the event, request any tourism tax funds has been secured by the service February were Country Fan Fest, budget included the anticipated However, as a result of a lower including security, concessions, for its 2015 event. agency. the Clark Historic Farm, the collection of $204,000 in motel footprint of facility use, and one garbage cleanup and removal, The county’s tourism advisory The county commission Donner-Reed Museum, Erda- and hotel tourism taxes and less day of rental, Country Fan restroom cleaning and stock- board recommended, and the approved the advisory board’s based Sandbagger Racing for a $296,000 in restaurant taxes, for Fest will pay Tooele County less ing, traffic control, ticketing, and county commission approved, a recommendations at their demolition derby, and the Bit a combined total of $500,000. for the use of Deseret Peak than portable restrooms. $130,000 tourism grant in 2016 Tuesday night meeting. and Spur Rodeo. Along with the grants, in 2016 it did in 2015. Milne said it is hard to measure for the promoters of Country Fan The tourism tax fund receives Grant requests from the tourism fund will also be The contract calls for Fan Fest the precise economic impact of Fest. revenue from a 1.0 percent tax Beanstock Food, Rockin’ North used to pay $147,000 toward to pay the county $49,500 for the Country Fan Fest on the com- The $130,000 will be used to on food purchased in restau- Utah, Stansbury High School the bond that paid for the con- use of Deseret Peak in 2016 community. promote the event to out-of- rants and a 3.5 percent tax on drama, the Tooele County Fair, vention center at Deseret Peak pared to $65,000 in 2015. “The state Tax Commission county tourists. Fan Fest will get lodging in motels and hotels. and the Tooele County Historical Complex and $100,000 for the “Country Fan Fest has a small- remits sales tax on a monthly $65,000 up front and the remain- State law requires that tour- Society, were turned down by consultants that are completing er footprint at Deseret Peak this basis,” he said. “While July tax ing $65,000 after the event once ism tax dollars be used to pro- the Tourism Tax Advisory Board, a tourism resource survey and year and will run for one less sales were up last year, it’s hard organizers provide the county mote tourism or to maintain and according to John Cluff, board a marketing strategy for Tooele day, Friday through Sunday ver- to tell how much of that was due with attendance and financial operate tourism-related facili- chairman. County for increased tourism. sus starting on Thursday,” said to Fan Fest because there were data showing how the event was ties. Several requests from Tooele [email protected] Tooele County Commissioner other events in July.” successful at drawing tourists. Shawn Milne. Anecdotally, local merchants [email protected] COUNTY BRIEFS

Lease approved County. — Jessica Henrie such cracks by filling them with Suit filed in fatal accident The Tooele City Council a compound that forms a non- voted Wednesday to renew a Leaky water tank soluble crystalline structure in SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Chambers died. The family dog, lease agreement for a building The Tooele City Council also the concrete, effectively plugging northern Utah woman whose Archer, also died. that houses the Tooele County approved Mayor Patrick Dunlavy the holes. The work also comes husband and 4-year-old daughter Alyssa Chambers and their Drug Task Force. “The task force to sign a $31,250 contract with with a 10-year warranty, said city were killed when a doghouse fell other daughter, Kaya Chambers, requires a secure, confiden- Guaranteed Waterproofing and engineer Paul Hansen. Activities Every Thursday out of a man’s truck and caused a were injured but survived. tial location in which to oper- Construction LLC to fix a leaky Hansen said he and his staff in Your Transcript-Bulletin highway pileup has filed a wrong- The lawsuit alleges the other ate,” according to the resolu- water storage reservoir located have researched the repair meth- ful death lawsuit. drivers were negligent in their tion document. The drug task south of Skyline Drive. The con- od. They feel it would be cost- Alyssa Chambers filed the actions that day, failing to take force includes law enforcement crete tank is one of the city’s effective and a good solution. suit last week seeking $300,000 reasonable care for others on officers from several different older reservoirs currently in use “There is no safety concern TOOELE TRANSCRIPT in damages. She is suing the the highway. The lawsuit was jurisdictions, including Tooele and has started to crack. or risk of contamination to the BULLETIN man who had the doghouse in first reported by the Standard- City, Grantsville City and Tooele The company can repair water,” he added. — J.H. his truck, a woman who rear- Examiner of Ogden. ADMINISTRATION ended their car and the woman’s Weber County prosecutors Scott C. Dunn Publisher employer since she was driving declined to bring criminal charges Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus for her job. related to the deaths, but Sinykin OFFICE The August 2015 crash started and Uzoh are both charged with Bruce Dunn Controller when a large wooden doghouse driving infractions that day. Chris Evans Office Manager slid out of Joshua Sinykin’s truck Sinykin paid a $310 fine for Vicki Higgins Customer Service during rush hour on Interstate 15 failure to secure loose cargo. The Diane Shields Circulation Manager in Weber County, authorities said. AP sought comment on the law- EDITORIAL Several cars were forced to slow suit from Sinykin, but could not David Bern Editor down, including the Chambers’ verify whether he had a listed Tavin Stucki Sports Editor vehicle carrying Alyssa and Ryan telephone number or an attor- Darren Vaughan Community News Editor Chambers, their two daughters ney. Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor and the family dog inside, the Uzoh was charged with speed- Tim Gillie Staff Writer lawsuit said. ing and following a vehicle too Steve Howe Staff Writer A car driven by Uchenna Uzoh closely. That case has yet to be Jessica Henrie Staff Writer smashed the Chambers’ vehicle, resolved. Her attorney, Micah ADVERTISING forcing it to collide with a semi- White, declined comment on Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager trailer. Ryan Chambers and the those charges. He said the inves- Keith Bird Advertising Sales couple’s young daughter, Evelynn tigation is ongoing. Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist PRODUCTION Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager SR-36 RENEWED Darwin Cook Web Press Manager Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Scott Spence Insert Technician PROJECT UPDATE

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THURSDAY May 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make You a Loan! April rainfall short of normal, $100-$3,000 TODAY! Noble Finance but water year total is still up 435-843-1255 by Jessica Henrie STAFF WRITER We put the ahhhh in April showers left Tooele City with below-average precipitation Mother’s Day! for the month, but water totals are still up for the water year. Tooele received 2.39 inches of precipitation last month, 0.1 inches short of normal. In total, the city has received 12.53 inches of precipitation so far this water year, which began last October. Normal for this point in the water year is 12.19 inches, said Ned Bevan, a cooperative weather observer for the National MOTHER’S DAY Weather Service. PACKAGES STARTING AT $40 After a mostly dry winter last GIFT CERTIFICATES year, Tooele City received 2.42 AVAILABLE! inches of precipitation that April www.millpondspa.com — but the generous moisture only increased the 2015 total at 435.843.8800 the time to 5.69 inches of precipitation. That amount was more 25 PLAZA COURT • STANSBURY PARK than 6 inches behind normal for FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the total water year at the end of April’s weather was near normal for the month with a mix of springtime rain, snow and sun which led to the cancellation of April 2015. many baseball and softball games. According to the U.S. Drought Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Monitor, Tooele County is still Both Settlement Canyon and Irrigation Company. in April, said Clifford Collins, a the most drought-stricken coun- Grantsville reservoirs are holding “We’re looking pretty good,” meteorologist at the National ty in the state. The majority of more water now than at this time he said. “It’s funny, you say it’s Weather Service office in Elko, the county is classified as a D2 or last year, according to the state’s pretty good but really it’s just an Nevada. “severe” drought. water supply outlook report for average year. But when you’ve El Niño conditions are also ALL YOU CAN EAT The state’s total drought area May. been in a drought so long, you continuing to weaken and has also expanded to include Settlement Canyon Reservoir feel pretty spoiled when you see could go to neutral by late parts of every county in Utah, is currently at 42 feet — 18 feet a spring like this. This is about spring or early summer. There although the drought status for below capacity — and rising, how it should look. The reservoir is also an increasing chance most other counties is only a D0 said Gary Bevan, president of is probably only a couple feet of La Niña starting late sum- or “abnormally dry.” Settlement Canyon Irrigation from overflowing.” mer or early summer, accord- Spring runoff, which began Company. Over the next three months, ing to the National Oceanic and FISH last month, has also dropped the “We’ve got some pretty good Tooele County could get more Atmospheric Administration. county’s mountain snowpack water coming into it from Right above-average precipitation. But The term “El Niño” refers to EVERY totals. Snow telemetry stations Hand Fork and the pipeline and the county could also experience above-average surface tempera- 99 at Rocky Basin in Settlement our pumps,” Bevan said. “The above-average temperatures dur- tures in the Pacific Ocean, while FRIDAY1� Canyon and Mining Fork in the runoff is just starting to come. It’s ing the same time frame, accord- “La Niña” refers to below-average Stansbury Mountains reported looking pretty good.” ing to the Climate Prediction temperatures. Sea surface tem- Includes Soup & Salad Bar respective drops of 11 and 35 per- Spring runoff from the Center. peratures can affect the amount cent. Meanwhile, Vernon Creek Stansbury Mountains has filled Last month, the average tem- of rainfall in different parts of the in the Sheeprock Mountains has Grantsville Reservoir nearly to perature in Tooele City was 51.4 world, according to NOAA. melted out, said Randy Julander, capacity, said Jake McArthur, degrees, just 0.1 degree above [email protected] Utah Snow Survey supervisor. watermaster of Grantsville the normal average temperature

Conveniently TOOELE TRANSCRIPT 8836 Clinton Landing Rd Located Inside BULLETIN Hwy 40 • Lake Point RDA approves lower price in Tooele County News Since 1894 For a limited time. Reorder of same style of ﬁsh as initial order. land sale to Steadman’s Rec. by Jessica Henrie $340,000. based real estate development STAFF WRITER The RDA was not required by company. Steadman’s tried to law to hold another vote for the purchase the property from A land sale to Steadman’s amended contract. The reason it Amsource, but the sale never Recreation will move forward held another vote was to be more materialized. after a unanimous vote from transparent and formalize the Steadman’s had filled its store Tooele City’s Redevelopment lower price, Tooele City Attorney to capacity and was at the point Agency on Wednesday. Roger Baker said. of leaving Tooele City for a big- “With that, we hope to be clos- Under the new agreement, ger lot somewhere else. Then ing on that property next week,” Steadman’s will also be respon- the RDA stepped in at the own- said Randy Sant, the city’s eco- sible to excavate and prepare ers’ request to help Steadman’s nomic development consultant. the property for development. acquire the property, according The city’s RDA previously In the original contract, the RDA to Russ Steadman, co-owner of approved a contract to sell two had agreed to shoulder that cost, the company. acres of land located directly east Sant said. The company plans to use the of Steadman’s Recreation last The property sale has been property to expand its business, December for $371,584. During more than two years in the mak- according to the resolution doc- Wednesday’s RDA meeting, the ing. The land originally belonged ument. council lowered the price to to Amsource, a Salt Lake City- [email protected] Grantsville council OKs rezone Ex ! for gravel excavation company trav nza by Steve Howe amendment and the rezone Jewel Allen asked if Sharkol had aga STAFF WRITER passed through the Grantsville previous experience in gravel City Planning and Zoning excavation, and Anderson high- The Grantsville City Council Commission with unanimous lighted projects in Canada, approved a general plan amend- approval. Wyoming and the Uinta Basin. ment and rezone for a gravel “As soon as we get the general In September 2013, the plan- excavation company Wednesday plan and the rezones, we’ll apply ning and zoning commission 2 DAYS ONLY – FRI & SAT night. for a conditional use permit for in Duschene County approved The general plan amendment a pit out there,” said Chance a conditional use permit to from Sharkol, Inc. requested a Anderson, a representative from Sharkol for 60 acres of excavation change in designation from rural Sharkol. “That’s the intent.” for sand and gravel on a 200-acre residential to industrial for 160 Grantsville City Mayor Brent parcel. acres located at 1851 N. SR-138, Marshall said the plans for the The city council approved MAY 6 & 7 east of the intersection with gravel excavation site wouldn’t both the general plan and rezone SR-112. Sharkol also requested involve digging a pit; instead the unanimously. Any conditional $ a rezone of 119 acres of land ground will be leveled at the site use permit submitted by Sharkol • Fresh Cod 6.99 lb at 1831 N. SR-138, from general and Anderson agreed. will go before the city’s plan- manufacturing to gravel excava- “We’re not planning on leaving ning and zoning commission for • King Crab Legs $16.99 lb tion industrial uses. a hole,” Anderson said. approval. Both the general plan Grantsville City Councilwoman [email protected] • Large Green Shrimp $9.99 lb • Steel Head Salmon Fillets $7.99 lb Tooele man sentenced for sexual assault • Whole Steel Head Salmon $4.99 lb $ by Steve Howe in 3rd District Court. reported, Cook confirmed the • Snow Crab Clusters 8.99 lb Cook had originally been details of the incident given by STAFF WRITER $ charged with first-degree felony the victim. Cook admitted the • Split Crab Arm & Claws 12.99 lb A Tooele man will serve three object rape but the charge was victim told him to stop but he did years probation and pay restitu- amended in a plea deal with the not, according to the probable tion after he sexually assaulted state. cause statement. an underage female acquain- The victim in the assault told In his interview with police, tance. police that she and Cook were Cook said he continued the Schylar McKay Cook, 20, kissing before he started to assault because he hoped the pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual molest her, according to a prob- victim would begin to enjoy it conduct with a 16- or 17-year- able cause statement from the and become his girlfriend. He old, a Class A misdemeanor, back Tooele City Police Department. said when told to stop a second on March 22. He was sentenced She told police that she told him time, he did, the statement said. to 36 months probation, 100 to stop at least three times before [email protected] hours of community service and the assault ended. to pay $310.80 in restitution dur- When interviewed by police 972 N Main • Tooele • 435-843-8722 ing sentencing Tuesday morning the day after the assault was A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 5, 2016 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK Tooele High wins big at music competition PHOTO OF THE MONTH he Tooele Transcript northern Mexico also flitted at the regional music meet in ing their regular meeting on Bulletin has published across Tooele County. Murray on May 2 and 3. Its score May 1. Presenters included J.U. TTooele County news since May 3 and 6, 1966 qualified them to advance to the Hicks from the school district, April 2016 Winner: 1894. Here is a flashback of local Richard Harris, son of Sterling national music meet at Ogden Margaret E. Sowerwine, Rosa front-page news from 25, 50, 75 Harris, was named general on May 9 and 10. It was the Marks and Ada Doremus of the Jolie Gordon and 100 years ago that occurred manager of Thriftown Inc, a self- first time in the history of the National Federation of Women during the first or second week service department store chain school’s music program it won Clubs and Aug Doenitz of the of May — depending on wheth- headquartered in Cincinnati, an A-1 rating in both playing county assessor’s office. er the year was a leap year. Ohio. The Singing Mothers and marching divisions, accord- According to another news May 7 and 9, 1991 musical group also prepared ing to director William D. Holt. brief: “Notice has been given out In a story reminiscent of cur- for a concert on May 6 with Jane H. Palmer, representative that the Congressional Union rent events, the Utah Bureau of tenor soloist Albert Fallows. The of the U.S. Department of Labor, for Woman Suffrage will hold a Air Quality held a public hearing Singing Mothers included moth- also spoke with county officials suffrage convention in Chicago for Aptus’ proposed incinera- ers, grandmothers and great- about issuing proof of age cards during the same week that the tor in Tooele County. Only three grandmothers from the North to children working in sugar Republicans and other political comments were made during Tooele LDS Stake. beet fields. According to the parties are holding their nation- the meeting — all negative. In A handful of Tooele High Sugar Act of 1937, no children al conventions. There are 4 mil- addition, a train bearing con- School students also moved into under 14 may work in a sugar lion women who will be eligible taminated soil from Michigan City Hall for one morning, unof- beet field, and children between to vote at the next presidential and dubbed the “Cancer ficially taking over the respon- 14 and 16 may not work more election, and the object of the Cannonball” by environmen- sibilities of mayor, city attorney, than eight hours a day. convention is to determine talists was unloaded without city judge, police chief and A large California aircraft which party they will support. incident in the west desert superintendent of streets. The manufacturing company also It will be the one, they say, that Thursday. The approximate exercise was part of National sent a representative to Tooele promises to honestly back a 2,400 tons of soil laced with low Youth Week. The participating High School to interview poten- constitutional suffrage amend- levels of acrylic acid residual students were Paul Ausick, Leslie tial employees. ment. Four million female votes Your photo could be next! was immediately disposed of in Fenton, Pattie DeMichele, Susan May 5, 1916 can go a long ways in a presi- a hazardous waste land cell at Jenkins and Don Westover. The Tooele County com- dential election if they try hard.” Submit your photo to: USPCI’s facility. May 6 and 9, 1941 missioners appointed G.M. [email protected] An orange cloud of fluttering, Tooele High School’s band, Matthews as deputy sheriff, to Jessica Henrie compiled this darting butterflies originating trumpet trio, double quartet and serve without pay. They also report. in southern New Mexico and vocal soloists won top ratings heard several proposals dur-

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COURTESY JAROMY JESSOP Charity Golf Tournament Rock Canyon Peak in the Onaqui Mountains offers a 360-degree view of mountains and desert. Friday, June 3rd “The poetry of Earth is never lope or even some wild horses as dead.” you explore this area. —John Keats Jaromy Jessop After 2.1 miles from the start point, you will arrive at a road GUEST COLUMNIST ooele County’s west des- junction. Bear right toward the ert is so full of interesting mountain and you will climb up Tplaces, it’s impossible to to Rock Canyon Pass via a series see them all in one lifetime. junipers. of well-defined switchbacks. Every time I go beyond the The average height along the The roads in this area have suf- Stansbury or Onaqui mountains, summit ridge is 7,000 feet, cul- fered severe erosion damage. Check-in: 7 AM / Shot-Gun Start: 8 AM it’s an exciting experience where minating in the pyramid-shaped Apparently, few large vehicles exploration of the unknown summit of Rock Canyon Peak make it to this area anymore Breakfast and Lunch Provided, Free Shirt and solitude of the desert can at 7,474 feet in elevation on the because the roads have been be enjoyed. South of Johnson’s north end of the ridge. This peak narrowed, primarily by ATV use. Lots of Great Drawing Prizes Pass, a small range of mountains rises abruptly from the plain However, these old roads make stands guard as a gateway to the and ash-gray bands of limestone for excellent footpaths, as they (including: 300 Winchester Mag, .22 Rifle w/ scope, arcade style basketball game) desert and its adventures. These that peer out upon the desert are still plainly recognizable and are the Onaqui Mountains. from the juniper forest. While easy to follow. $110 $90 per person or $400 $325 per foursome Onaqui is a Native American not terribly tall, Rock Canyon As you climb up to the pass, word that some have said refers Peak provides an opportunity the view west into the desert (HURRY! Above discount only if paid before April 29th) to “salt.” to engage in some good desert gets more incredible with every Whatever the origin of the hiking where it is likely you will foot of elevation gain. Take a name, this little group of moun- be undisturbed by anyone else. moment to look around on the BREAKFAST LUNCH BREAKFAST LUNCH & HOLE tains between Johnson’s Pass The views from the high bench ground as you walk. I noticed SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR to the north and Lookout Pass and foothills of the range, and dozens of tiny white snail shells to the south is easily accessible from the summit ridges, provide or cephalopods, which seem and worth a visit. The main fantastic views of the Great Salt to be out of place in this desert access points to the range are Lake Desert, especially at sunset. environment. Many of the gray at the two passes. At Johnson’s To get to the recommended limestone rocks are covered Pass, there is a paved parking starting point, follow SR-36 with circular splotches of bright All proceeds benefit the Children’s Justice Center area with interpretive panels south out of Tooele for nearly orange lichens. In the shaded that could be used as a starting 30 miles and before reaching places there are fuzzy green point for heading south into the the town of Vernon, turn right lumps of moss on some of the CONTESTS! Onaquis. onto the Pony Express Trail. rocks. These rocks, set in the For more information contact: Similarly, there is a gravel Follow this well-maintained dark green of the junipers with CJC Friends Board turnout at the summit of dirt road over Lookout Pass. At a blue sky overhead, make for a Sponsorships 435-843-3440 Lookout Pass where you can the western foot of the pass, as colorful scene. Available 25 South 100 East, Tooele park and then head north. Both the road bends north around a Once you reach the pass at an of those passes are usually small shoulder of mountain into elevation of 6,837 feet, you will You can pay online! accessible all year depending on Skull Valley, a road breaks off to be greeted with a view of Rush https://www.eventbrite.com/e/17th-annual-golf-tournament-tickets-21355853934 the weather. the north along the base of the Valley and the far-off, snow- This week’s article is about a mountains. This is the Terra/ capped Wasatch Mountains. little-known, pyramid-shaped Davis Knolls road. The pass is a great destination peak in the southern part of Turn right onto this road and because there are interesting the Onaqui Mountains named follow it for approximately two- rocks you can sit on, take a Rock Canyon Peak. If you look tenths of a mile to where you break and enjoy a sack lunch. to the right as you approach the will notice another, more primi- From the pass, you can head mountains from Rush Valley tive road break off to the north- north into the seldom-visited traveling west along the Pony east up a draw into the junipers. central portion of the Onaqui Express Trail, you will see an This is the Dry Creek road. If range, which is half burned and unassuming, tan mountain you don’t have a 4X4 vehicle, half intact, making the moun- that has had a majority of the this will be your starting point. tains appear as though they KC Outlet juniper trees burned off it. The Find a reasonable place to park are covered with a quilt. If you Large Shipment of high point of this little group of your vehicle where you won’t get venture north along the spine of New Merchandise! mountains is Rock Canyon Peak. stuck in sand or be swept away the mountains, you will encoun- Store While it’s less than impres- by a flash flood and then follow ter several interesting bands of sive from the east, the view of the primitive road on foot east limestone cliffs that can be fun the mountain from the west is toward the mountains through to climb on and explore. a different story. If you are out the junipers. For Rock Canyon Peak, head in the southern end of Skull The approach toward the south from the pass and find Valley traveling east along the mountains along this road your way up to the highpoint. Pony Express Trail from Simpson makes for an enjoyable walk This is where the character of Springs, this same group of with views of the forested peaks. the hike changes. The distance mountains is heavily cloaked in It is likely you will see jackrab- from the pass to the summit is a thick forest of dark green Utah bits, mule deer, pronghorn ante- only .4 miles, but you will gain

The History of Tooele County n September 1846 the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a Come check out Ishortcut to California, passed through the what would become Tooele County and nearly perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left our large selection! Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found inside this History of Pick out the Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious perfect Mother’s beaches and resorts along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. Day present! Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • Nearly 500 pages • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages TOOELE • Hardcover with dust jacket TRANSCRIPT • More than 500 photos BULLETIN • More than 700 pioneer $ 95 24 WEST 100 SOUTH • TOOELE MON - SAT biographies 39 58 N. Main • Tooele KC Auctions AM PM Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 • Closed Sat. and Sun. 435-228-8456 • 435-224-3329 10 -6 A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 5, 2016 Mary is RETIRING from “Grantsville and Tooele people explained that to derive the rec- nance, increased level of service, MASSAGE in Tooele Fees use those collector roads just as ommended impact fees the study or to fix existing deficiencies. looked at growth forecasts and continued from page A1 much,” Jones said. Impact fees may be used Gordon Beals, of Pine Canyon, projected spending for transpor- for the cost of facility projects A said he understood the idea of tation projects. needed to maintain the current Three people spoke during a impact fees. He just disagrees The study then used indus- level of service and to recover the fter a 22 year successful Massage Practice in public hearing on the transpor- with segregating the costs. try standard estimates and algo- cost of facilities from which new Tooele County, Mary Brasby Huddlestone regrets announc- tation impact fee at Tuesday’s “I understand your logic,” he rithms to determine what por- growth will benefit, according to ing the need to retire. She will move to Mt. Pleasant to join commission meeting. They all said. “I don’t agree with it at all. tion of those costs are attribut- state code. her husband Ralph who now lives there. opposed the new fee. Those roads are used by every- able to growth in unincorporated State law requires that impact Mary will remain in her practice at Shear Pleasure Salon “My concern is that the area body.” areas. fees be kept in a separate fund & Day Spa until July 2, to enable her valued clients to re- where the impact fee will be Bitner explained that cit- The cost attributable to growth deem their GIFT CERTIFICATES. She will also increase her collected is only the unincorpo- ies already have impact fees of was then used to calculate the with documentation required to days of the week to accomodate not only certi�icate redemp- rated areas,” said Wade Hadlock their own. For the county to col- impact fees, he said. show that expenses meet specific tion, but to allow anyone in the county to get their last of Stansbury Park. “There are lect impact fees from city resi- Impact fees are a one-time fee. legal requirements for each type massages from Mary. incorporated residents that will dents for county facilities would They are only collected from new of impact fee. There will be an Open-House Farewell, be using these roads as well, so require an inter-local agreement development, not existing resi- In October 2015 the Tooele Sunday June 26, 3-6pm at Holiday Inn Express in Tooele. County Commission approved LMT it’s another unfair tax against approved by city councils, he dences and businesses. Mary’s successor is Ana Garcia . She will massage at Shear unincorporated areas.” said. In general, impact fees may impact fees for public safety and Pleasure full-time, Mon-Sat, same phone # and web site. Randall Jones of Stansbury Kai Tohinaka, a transporta- not be used to pay for salaries, recreation. To her credit she has 3 seasons massaging the Utah Park agreed with Hadlock. tion planner with Parametrix, operating costs, routine mainte- [email protected] Grizzlies ECHL and 2 seasons with ReAL Salt Lake MLS. Her professional experience also includes infants through elderly. 435-882-2728 She is delightful. $383,373 in capital projects for The budget also allows for city will spend $2.2 million on Marshall Class C roads by last December, up to $170,000 of spending on employee salaries and benefits, eclipsing the budgeted amount cemetery development, includ- continued from page A1 an increase of $132,200 or about 287 N. Main, Tooele Tue - Sat 9am - 8pm for the year of $295,000. ing $60,000 for the new cemetery 6 percent. By Jim’s Restaurant TooeleMassage.net “We know that we have issues at the Clark Farm and $50,000 Marshall also discussed other According to the tentative bud- with our roads,” Marshall said. for capital projects. Marshall said projects the city hopes to work get, the city had already spent “The winter has not been kind.” the cemetery projects include on in the upcoming fiscal year, In the 2016-17 budget, Marshall repaving the road between the including the proposed $3.6 mil- earmarked another $295,000 for original cemetery and the new lion justice center and improve- Class C road repairs. The ten- expansion, planting trees and ments to the Cherry Street Park, tative budget did not include installing sprinklers at the new such as more restrooms, pickle- Guaranteed Weight Loss any money for capital projects cemetery and surveying for buri- ball courts and soccer goals. or equipment for streets, with al plots. In the 2016-17 budget, there is the street department’s budget Grantsville City Finance an anticipated transfer from the Yes, you read that coming in at only $192,800, com- Director Sherrie Broadbent said general fund to capital projects correctly! We have pared to $298,400 in the 2015-16 during the city council work ses- budget. sion that the $170,000 figure is an of $85,698. In the current bud- a special program Marshall said improving and estimate, as no bids have gone get, $279,648 was slated to be set that guarantees that you maintaining infrastructure is out on cemetery projects yet. aside from the general fund to transfer into capital projects. will lose weight--or you’ll important for the city’s present To offset the increase, $140,000 and future. would be transferred from the A public hearing on the budget your money back! It’s “This is vital to bring jobs and city’s cemetery fund and new get has been set for June 1 at 7 time you discovered this economic development to our plots would be sold. p.m. at Grantsville City Hall. The community,” he said. “Our cit- City employees won’t see an final budget is scheduled to be non-surgical, drug-free izens expect that the city will increase in their 401K plans passed at the city council’s June approach to permanent continue its proud tradition of but there will be a cost-of-liv- 15 meeting, which also begins at providing quality basic services ing adjustment to salary and 7 p.m. at Grantsville City Hall. weight loss! With this to the community.” wages, Marshall said. Overall, the [email protected] type of a guarantee, you have nothing to lose but the weight!

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We invite the public to come and learn about the details in the Septic Tank Density Study performed by Hansen, Allen, and Lewis Engineering Firm and ask questions or provide comment. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Rudy’s Diesel (left) truck competes on the Dyno scoring for horsepower torque in day one of the Ultimate Callout Challenge. Day two takes the 25 competi- For further information, contact the TCHD tors to Rocky Mountain Raceways for a drag-racing competition on Thursday and back to Deseret Peak Environmental Ofﬁce at 435-277-2440. on Friday for sled racing. Dmitri Millard (above) competes in his truck Katrina on the Dyno to score for horsepower and torque on Wednesday. A7

THURSDAY May 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Join Us This were returned after a neighbor Pankratz spotted them in the suspect’s garage. After the theft made the continued from page A1 news, the Pankratzes said they had one of their best years ever, Mother’s Day the back of the truck were strewn with visitors from Utah County all over the ground and even the and Ogden making the trip. th gas cap was removed and left in Detectives with the Tooele City Sunday, May 8 the field. Police Department have inves- “I had some diesel in the back tigated the truck and scene of for the tractor and they poured the vandalism to collect physical that all over the top of the deal,” evidence in hope of catching the Vernon said. “Once they broke perpetrators, Vernon said. The the windshield, they got the Pankratzes are offering a $500 doors unlocked and they poured reward for information leading Enjoy a diesel all over the inside on the to the arrest and conviction of Sweet Treat seats and on the floor and every- the vandals. Just for Mom! thing in the cab.” The pumpkin patch never The vandals also ripped the made much money, Vernon said, Mom will receive a complimentary Strawberry Shortcake with the purchase of any entrée. grill off the front of the truck and as prices were kept low so large the hood was lifted up. A tube of families could come out and For a limited time. Dine-in only. At participating locations. grease was also spread over the enjoy the experience of picking seats in the quad cab. their own gourd. The Pankratzes The Pankratzes said they started growing pumpkins as a 8836 Clinton Landing Rd couldn’t figure out the motiva- Conveniently way to raise money for Mormon Hwy 40 • Lake Point Located Inside tion behind the vandalism, espe- missions, including Diane and cially since nothing was stolen. Vernon’s in the Netherlands, as “It just felt like hate to me,” well as their son’s and grand- Diane said. “I don’t know why.” sons’. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The damage to the truck, “The profit margin isn’t very Vern Pankratz hoes his pumpkin field to prepare it for planting a year ago. After a Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT which was used to ferry tools big,” Diane said. truck was damaged at the field Monday by vandals, the Pankratzes have decided Local News Source. BULLETIN and diesel to the field, was the When the Pankratzes began to discontinue the pumpkin patch. final blow to the pumpkin patch, working on the field a dozen the Pankratzes said. Last year’s years ago, they grew sweet corn and make a little money. Those mild winter and dry conditions, and pumpkins in the seven-acre funds would then go toward their coupled with irrigation water plot. They would sell the sweet missions, the Pankratzes said. Birch Family Pharmacy being turned off in August, led to corn to local grocery stores and Working in the pumpkin patch losses of $3,000 to $4,000 worth directly to residents, but it was is hard work, too. The Pankratzes Tooele County’s Premier INDEPENDENT PHARMACY of pumpkins. labor intensive, Diane said. do all of their planting, and the • Bio-Identical ”It’s rather disappointing,” The pumpkin patch was majority of the weeding, by hormones Vernon said. “We can’t afford that popular, as more people started hand. • Pain gels kind of losses and damage down picking their own in the fall and They had already purchased there.” eventually all of the acreage was the seeds for the new season • Numbing lollipops There has been some form of turned over to growing pump- and people have been trying to • Custom ﬂavoring annual vandalism at the pumpkins. People started asking if they convince them to start up the • Acne kin patch, but never enough that planned to plant pumpkins again pumpkin patch again, Diane • Thyroid the Pankratzes considered quit- because it had become a family said. They’d be interested in • Sugar-free ting — until the truck was dam- tradition, Vernon said. doing it again if they can get aged. “It was just fun watching peo- a working pickup and be sure • Dye-free ”We’ve constantly had some ple,” he said. “I mean, some of there wouldn’t be any more simi- • Morning sickness vandalism,” Vernon said. “Every the adults got as excited as the lar losses, she said. • Veterinary year we’ve lost $200 to $400 worth kids going out, picking their own “We’ve enjoyed it,” Diane said. We offer hormone testing & consultation for men and women. of pumpkins, just kids breaking pumpkin.” “I love the friends we’ve made. them open.” The pumpkin patch also We’ve met some nice, nice peo- WE ARE A COMPOUNDING PHARMACY! In 2008, two prize pumpkins became an opportunity for the ple.” www.birchfamilyrx.com were stolen from the field but Pankratz’ grandchildren to work [email protected] Birch Family Pharmacy TOOELE GRANTSVILLE STANSBURY Subscribe Today 493 N. Main St. 213 E. Main St. 6727 N. Hwy 36 Seat 435-882-0050 882.7775 884.9990 882.8880 continued from page A1

School Board District 5, which includes parts of Stansbury les Ar Park and Grantsville as well as mi e O all of Lake Point, Wendover, and S n Ibapah. he U Nelson was first elected to the T s school board in 2006. She served two terms, but chose not to run for a third term in 2014. People wanting to replace Lawrence have until 4 p.m. on May 6 to submit a letter of inter- Karen Nelson est to Maresa Manzione, board president, at Tooele County The school board will inter- School District, 92 Lodestone view all candidates in an open Way in Tooele City. board meeting on May 10, 2016. According to state code, the Tooele County School Board school board will appoint an District 5 includes Grantsville interim board member to fill precincts 1:2, 2:1, 2:2, and 5; Lawrence’s seat. That person will Stansbury Park precincts 4, 5, serve until the end of December and 7; and Ibapah, Wendover 2018, the end of Lawrence’s and Lake Point precincts. term. [email protected]

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Eloise Watts Griffiths She later returned to school to was a top priority in the Griffiths’ add elementary education and household. They loved growing Eloise Watts Griffiths, beloved a master’s degree in education their own vegetables, and won mother, sister, wife, grand- to her repertoire. She taught at the Grantsville “Beautification mother, and friend, peacefully North Summit High, Western Award” on different occasions. returned to her Heavenly home Hills Elementary and Dugway In 1977, a daughter, Greta Marie, on Tuesday, May 3, 2016. Eloise Elementary, teaching all grades was added to the family. And the was born March 26, 1944, in but kindergarten. Mrs. Watts was family welcomed a son, Nathan Idaho Falls, Idaho, to LeMoyne admired and revered by her stu- Thomas, in 1985, when Eloise Tired of your old phone system? and Emeline Watts. She was their dents, as she was a charismatic was almost 42 years old. When fourth child and first daughter. teacher who engaged her class. people asked if Nathan was her In 1949, the family moved to Many times, she was given “trou- grandson, she would just smile the Island area in Logan, Utah, bled” students, who often turned and laugh. Eloise was a member where she spent the rest of her into some of her best after expe- of The Church of Jesus Christ childhood and college years. As riencing her genuine kindness of Latter-day Saints, and a true Get new, state of the art Cisco phone the oldest daughter in a family and interest. In 1968, Mrs. Watts and faithful mother in Zion. She system for when you switch of nine kids, she was teased by became “Mrs. Griffiths” after taught her children the gospel, FREE her brothers and was a second marrying her long-time friend and served diligently in many your phone service to Simplii. mother to her younger siblings. and neighbor, Thomas Griffiths, callings in the church, includ- of Grantsville, Utah; son, John She loved Logan and often spoke in the Logan, Utah temple. ing Visiting Teacher, Primary Alan (Alexia) Griffiths of Mesa, Call 801-449-9824 of her dream of moving “home” “Tommy” grew up right next Teacher, Primary Chorister, Arizona; daughter, Greta Griffiths after leaving Cache Valley. Eloise door to Eloise in Logan, and the Family History Specialist, Relief Ward (David) of Logan, Utah; attended college at Utah State two were perfectly suited for one Society Chorister, Relief Society son, Nathan Thomas Griffiths University, receiving her bach- another. Shy Tom and outgoing 2nd Counselor, Relief Society (Nicki) of Mesa, Arizona; her Subscribe Today • 882-0050 elor’s degree in secondary edu- Eloise would rarely be separated President, Organist, and oth- grandchildren and her eight sib- cation with a minor in music. for more than a few days over the ers. She was very talented musi- lings. The family would like to next almost-50 years. Starting cally and dramatically, and was thank the Grantsville 14th Ward their marriage in Dugway, Utah, a highly sought-after voice and for all their unending love and where Tom worked for Dugway organ soloist. She also direct- support. Also, a special thanks Proving Grounds, they bought a ed many musical programs to her wonderful, hardworking house and moved to Grantsville and several stake “roadshows.” hospice nurses who were so very in 1976, three years after their Eloise suffered with health helpful and supportive. Funeral first child, John Alan, was born. problems almost all her life, but services will be held at noon on At that point, Eloise became a maintained a cheerful attitude Tuesday, May 10, 2016, at the full-time homemaker and was regardless, and accomplished Grantsville Stake Center (550 E. entirely devoted to her husband many wonderful things. She Durfee St.). A “meet and greet” and children. Tom and Eloise was a shining example to all will be held prior to the service loved working together on the around her and will be greatly at 11 a.m. Services entrusted house and in the garden. Keeping missed. She is survived by her with Didericksen Memorial, 435- their home and yard beautiful husband, Thomas Alan Griffiths 277-0050.

Leo Mark Lopez (Pops)

Pops passed away on May 2, 2016. Leo was born in Tooele on Feb. 18, 1956, to Horacio F. Lopez and Rita Lopez. Leo and his brother Lee were the first set of twins born in the Tooele Hospital. Leo joined the Army at the age of 18. He worked at the Tooele Army Depot for several years. Leo is survived by his sons Anthony (Lori) Lopez, Joshua Lopez, Leo Donovan Lopez and Jessie Candelario and grandchildren Brittany, Vincent, Manny, Kristian, Donovan, Jada, Donovan R. and one on the way. He is also survived by his broth- Horacio Lopez, mother Rita City Cemetery with a luncheon ers Gilbert (LaRae) Lopez, Henry Lopez, brothers Leroy, Lee and at the Moose Lodge following (Kay) Lopez, George Lopez and Joe Lopez, grandson “Tonio” and services. In closing, we would Mathew (Edna) Lopez and sis- son Richard A. Martinez. Services like to give extra special thanks ters Lydia (Dan) Dowguard, Bella will be held at St. Marguerite’s from the bottom of our hearts to (Danny) Kinder, Margret Lopez Church. There will be a view- all who were there for our Dad in and Bernice Lopez. He was pre- ing at 10 a.m., followed by Mass his long journey here on the turf. ceded in death by his beloved at 11 a.m. on Monday May 9, Thank you! wife Renita Lopez, his father 2016. Interment at the Tooele

Dale Francis Kinney ian at the base. In 1976, Dale and Dale Francis Kinney, 86, Ellen moved the family to Tooele, passed away on Friday, April 29, Utah to work at the Tooele Army 2016, at his home in Bettendorf, Depot. In another promotion in Iowa. A service in celebration of 1980, Dale and Ellen moved to his life will be held on Monday, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, May 16 at Weerts Funeral Home, as Dale became the Deputy of Kimberly at Jersey Ridge Road, the Depot Systems Command EXPECT Davenport, Iowa. Visitation with (DESCOM). Later still, in 1983, family will begin at noon followed Dale and Ellen moved to work at by a service at 1 p.m. Interment the Rock Island Arsenal, accept- will follow in the National ing the position of Director, Cemetery, Rock Island, Illinois. Plants and Installations, at Dale was born in Bloomfield, AMCOM. Dale retired from fed- MORE Nebraska on Feb. 3, 1930, the son eral service in 1986 after over 39 of Charles William and Emma years of service to the country. Pauline (Bruegman) Kinney. Dale joined Day & Zimmerman Dale was one of 12 siblings, and in 1987, moving to Philadelphia, when his family was all together. GROWTH moved with the family to Sidney, Pennsylvania, where he and Dale will be dearly missed by Nebraska while a youngster. He Ellen made many new friends. his wife of 65 years, Ellen; their graduated from Sidney High Dale retired from D&Z, 17 years children Jeanne (Don) Cook, School in 1949, where he met later, achieving the highest posi- Bettendorf, Iowa; Jim (Jean) his sweetheart and future wife, tion of President, Government Kinney, Antioch, Illinois; Jeff (Mary) Ellen Livingston. Dale Systems Group. Dale received (Pam) Kinney, Chicago, Illinois; and Ellen were married on Sept. many awards over his storied five grandchildren, Amanda 9, 1950 in Sidney, Nebraska. Dale career. In 1984 he received the Cook, Brad (Kristyn) Cook, Chris joined the U.S. Army and served civil service’s highest accolade, (Christine) Cook, Andrew Kinney from 1952 to 1954. He continued the “Presidential Rank Award and Joe Kinney; and one great- to serve in the Army reserves for Senior Executive Service” by grandchild, Davis Cook. He is until being honorably dis- President Ronald Reagan for his also survived by a brother Rex charged in 1960. After his active significant leadership contribu- Kinney, Colorado; a sister, JoAnn duty in the Army was completed tions. In 1999 he was inducted Rihn, Texas; and many nieces he began work as a civil servant into the Ordnance Corps Hall and nephews. He was preced- with the Department of Army of Fame. Dale was a loving hus- ed in death by a daughter, his at Sioux Army Depot, in Sidney, band, a devoted father to his parents, and nine of his broth- TAKE YOUR SAVINGS TO NEW HEIGHTS Nebraska. Dale began his career children Jeanne, Jim, and Jeff, ers and sisters. Memorials may as a budget officer, and became an unselfish soul, and a tireless be made to the Honor Flight of WITH OUR HIGH-YIELD CERTIFICATES. comptroller at Savanna, Illinois worker. He loved spending time the Quad Cities. Online remem- Army Depot in 1965. During his with Ellen, attending events his brances and condolences may tenure at Savanna, Dale was pro- children and grandchildren par- be expressed to the Kinney fam- moted to the position of Civilian ticipated in, and playing golf ily by visiting this obituary at % % Executive Assistant, the top civil- with his sons. He was happiest www.WeertsFH.com. 1.36APY* OR 1.46APY* 18-MONTH CERTIFICATE 24-MONTH CERTIFICATE The History of Tooele County n September 1846 the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, Call (855) 599-0334 or visit us online at Ipassed through the what would become Tooele County and nearly perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left HeritageWestCU.com to open your certiﬁcate today. Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin This credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration. Membership eligibility �� • Nearly 500 pages $ 95 • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages 39 TOOELE �� TRANSCRIPT �� • Hardcover with dust jacket �� • More than 500 photos BULLETIN �� • More than 700 pioneer biographies Mon.-Fri. 8 :30 to 5:30 58 N. Main • Tooele Closed Sat. and Sun.

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 6:22 a.m. 8:30 p.m. Saturday 6:21 a.m. 8:31 p.m. Sunday 6:19 a.m. 8:32 p.m. Monday 6:18 a.m. 8:33 p.m. Tuesday 6:17 a.m. 8:34 p.m. Wednesday 6:16 a.m. 8:35 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 6:15 a.m. 8:36 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 6:35 a.m. 8:36 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 7:22 a.m. 9:47 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 8:13 a.m. 10:54 p.m. Monday 9:08 a.m. 11:53 p.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 10:07 a.m. none Statistics for the week ending May 4. A shower and t-storm Overcast with a brief Cloudy with a passing Mostly sunny and Intervals of clouds and Wednesday 11:07 a.m. 12:45 a.m. Clouds limiting sun Partly sunny Temperatures Thursday 12:08 p.m. 1:30 a.m. around; not as warm shower or two shower pleasant sunshine High/Low past week 78/37 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 68/44 72 50 64 49 65 49 67 44 69 51 75 49 79 55 Average temp past week 50.8 Normal average temp past week 55.8 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low May 6 May 13 May 21 May 29 Shown is Friday’s weather. Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 lows.

UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 71/46 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 71/50 Knolls Clive Lake Point 68/45 71/50 71/50 71/51 Ogden Stansbury Park 71/50 Erda 72/51 Vernal Grantsville 73/51 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 72/44 73/51 61/42 Tooele 74/52 Bauer 72/50 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 71/49 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 72/50 70/42 71/48 Stockton Pollen Index Price 71/49 66/41 High Nephi Rush Valley 70/44 68/46 Ophir Moderate 65/46 Low Delta Manti Absent 67/45 68/39 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 74/46 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 69/47 69/39 Moab 66/44 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 77/46 Beaver 71/44 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 64/36 Ibapah 67/45 24-hour 68/40 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.91 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 63/39 68/43 at Grantsville 1.59 none 68/50 Kanab 66/42 Eureka 64/43 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4190.90

how long people can work here),” Workers Broadhead said. “Sometimes their continued from page A1 plan can last up to two years. But as long as they’re actively working MYGA AUNNUITY to get the word out that it’s a on a plan, we work with them.” training program. We’re not about To remind associates to work making money, although we are a toward their goals, the store keeps 3.25% business. We want to help people a board behind the “Employee become self-reliant.” Only” doors with the names of GUARANTEED All of Broadhead’s employees people who find work elsewhere make a plan when they first start and leave DI. Each entry includes 10 YEARS working. Some want to pursue a photo and their new job title. a GED or training from Tooele So far this year, 35 people have Applied Technology College. moved on from DI, Broadhead Others want to improve their said. English, self-confidence or people “DI is a stepping stone, not a skills. destination,” he said. “I always tell Sometimes associates are people that.” between careers or are striving to The money DI earns from sell- break a multigenerational chain of ing its goods goes right back into poverty in their family, Broadhead the training program. said. In addition to helping its asso- Sometimes they’re recovering ciates become self-reliant, DI Inspiring from addiction, according to DI’s works with local LDS bishops and Healthy Lives website, which publishes associ- local agencies to help people in FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Every month in your TOOELETRANSCRIPT ate success stories. the community who are strug- Deseret Industries Tooele Store Manager Clinton Broadhead talks about the donation process of the store and how the items BULLETIN DI works with each associate gling financially. donated come to be sold at the store. Any clothing not sold is sent to the LDS Church’s humanitarian center. on a case-by-case basis. The staff “They can write an order for at the Tooele store includes four anything we carry — mattresses, and Presiding Bishopric of The job coaches, a developmental sheets, socks…They write up a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- counselor, two administration budget and we fill it,” Broadhead day Saints established the busi- assistants and Broadhead to help said. ness to help members who could associates — currently, there are The first DI opened in 1938, not find work elsewhere. It oper- 65. near the end of the Great ates under the umbrella of Church “There’s not a hard limit (for Depression. The First Presidency Welfare Services, according to The Encyclopedia of Mormonism, published in 1992 by Macmillan Publishing Company. DI accepts several kinds of donations — everything but food, drugs, weapons, large appliances and wet or mildewy items. To donate, people can drive to the north side of the store located at 1575 N. 30 West in Tooele. Donations are accepted Monday- Saturday during store hours. Donations are tax deductible. After the donations are sorted and priced according to their condition, they’re put out on the sales floor. If a clothing item hasn’t sold in about four weeks, DI staff sends it to the LDS Church’s humanitar- DR HO’S Shiatsu Neck ian center in Salt Lake City. “They’ll sort it again into cloth- and Shoulder Massager ing for men, women and children is the perfect combination of deep, soothing shiatsu and send it wherever it’s needed,” massage enhanced with heat. Th e easy-to-use con- Broadhead said. “It could be as trol panel allows you to customize your experience close as Taylorsville and as far with multiple massage techniques and adjustable FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO away as Ghana. It’s neat to see, heat levels. In addition, pulling down on the hand Deseret Industries Tooele Store Manager Clinton Broadhead talks about the sales because they’re going out to peo- straps allows you to increase your massage intensi- cycle and donation process of the store. ple who can use them.” ty even more.” Th is is a high end product, not the [email protected] cheap ones found at the box stores. Come in and demo it for free. Compare side Sale to side with others found on the $ 99 market. It comes with 30 day 100% Reg. satisfaction guarantee. Comes with a 99 free DC plug for use in the car. Your $199.99 �� mom will love you. �� All of us at Dependable Oxygen wish all moms a Happy Mother’s Day!

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Girl PowerSTORY DARREN VAUGHAN Ladies’ Community Club of Tooele seeks opportunities to serve

s the youngest members of the Tooele Civic League, Melanie Haering and Ana Twitchell were Alooking for something more — an opportunity to connect and make friends with women closer to their own age, while doing something good for the community at the same time. Thus, with Haering as president and Twitchell as vice president, the Ladies’ Community Club of Tooele was born. The club began in August with 10 members and has since grown to 51 paid members, with eight others planning to pay. “Girls need girls,” Haering said. “I never realized how much I need that female relationship just to bounce ideas off each other.” Despite the club being just

COURTESY OF LADIES COMMUNITY CLUB OF TOOELE nine months old, its members have become fast friends. That is particularly important in a time when it is difficult to get out and meet people because of their busy lives. “What brought me here is that most women nowadays have to work and it’s hard to make friends outside of work,” club member Joanne Shugart said. “You just know people you work with and that’s pretty much it. This way, you get acquainted with a lot of people.”

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Members of the Ladies Community Club (top) of Tooele stand with a banner advertising their club at their May club meeting held in Tooele. The Ladies Community Club went to the Utah State Capitol (middle) to raise awareness and to help put an end to violence against women. A club get-together (above) at a member’s house in Tooele. The Ladies Community Club are raising funds to put a veterans memorial statue (right) in Tooele. Melanie Haering, Billy Uphill and Gwen Skoglund (far right).

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light that they had when they Power saw Santa and they got a pres- continued from page A10 ent and they got their pictures taken, it was so amazing.” Those acquaintances have The group danced at the already created close friend- state capitol on Feb. 13 to raise ships and a support system awareness for One Billion Rising between the club’s members. — a cause for the approxi- “We had someone last week mately one billion women being say to us, ‘well, you guys all abused worldwide at any given know each other, you guys all time. are good friends,’” Haering said. The Ladies’ Community Club “We’re like, ‘we just all met each will host its lone fundraiser of other.’ It’s just that we all get the year May 13 with a Bunco along and there’s no time for Night at Deseret Peak. The club drama or pettiness. It’s really an is also trying to achieve 501c3 empowering, nice place.” status, which would enable The group, which is under it to accept donations from the umbrella of the General local businesses to help them Federation of Women’s Clubs, contribute to their charitable of which Eleanor Roosevelt causes, which include the was a member, has taken on a placement of a World War II number of charitable endeav- monument in Tooele’s Veterans’ ors. They have donated quilts Memorial Park. to the Children’s Justice Center “We had a check for $15,000 and the Life’s Worth Living from a big company here in Foundation; raised money and Tooele, and I couldn’t accept helped Denny’s serve meals to the check because we aren’t a shut-ins; donated a full bed- 501c3,” Haering said. room set to a little girl who Besides donating to charity previously didn’t have a bed; and benefiting the Tooele com- hosted an Easter egg hunt at the munity as a whole, the club COURTESY OF LADIES COMMUNITY CLUB Pioneer Museum and donated hopes to promote a nurturing food to the Rockin’ Northern environment for local women to Members of the Ladies Community Club (above) stand with the Tooele Denny’s owner Chad Fullmer. The club donated to Denny’s for Feeding Those Without. Two members (below right) of the Ladies Community Club, Joanne Shugart and Ana Twitchell, talk during their Utah concert at the Pit Stop. come together, enjoy each oth- monthly club meeting. The Ladies Community Club (below left) had a paint night as one of their activities. Stephanie Crane (bottom The group also has made sev- er’s company and add strength right) talks to Rosie Maloney during a club meeting. Members socialize and enjoy each other’s company during the meetings. eral donations to the women’s in numbers to their support shelter, including a stove to system. replace one that was in such “We just had a Bunco meet- poor repair that it started on ing the other day where we fire when someone tried to use had a new member, and she it. They also donated makeup, ended up sharing with us,’I’m deodorant, shampoo and other having reconstructive surgery’ toiletries to the shelter. — she had breast cancer, and “We got together and gath- every single person pitched in ered socks, underwear, scarves and said ‘what day do you need — bags and bags of stuff for food?’,” Haering said. “We have the domestic violence women’s women who have been in abu- shelter,” Twitchell said. sive relationships and growing The club also rented out the up there was sexual assault, bul- Ritz Theater for a Christmas lying or even suicide — all these event for local children. Each things that affect us and affect child got to visit with Santa our community. It’s really nice FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Claus and received a present, to have a safe haven where they while ornaments were given to can share it and we can say ‘we the parents. love you, we’re here for you and “They’d never had movie things don’t leave our walls.’” popcorn or they’d never been The club meets every second in a theater, and it was such Monday of the month at Tooele an eye-opener as far as going Pioneer Museum at 7 p.m. home to your own kids and More information can be found saying, ‘you know, there’s some by liking the club’s Facebook gratitude issues here,’” club page — just search “Ladies member Stephanie Crane said. Community Club of Tooele.” “They were so thankful — the [email protected] COURTESY OF LADIES COMMUNITY CLUB FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Wanna Go Fast? Karting provides the most bang for the buck in all of motorsport, and the Kart Track at Utah Motorsports Campus is one of the nation’s finest! Bring your friends and family and satisfy your need for speed!

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville tennis vs. Park City Cowboys top Tooele, create 3-way tie The Cowboys split with the Miners on Tuesday, 3-3. Tytan Thurgood won 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 in first singles. Matt Waldron won 7-6 (7-2), 7-6 (7- 4) in second singles. Seth Beckett was defeated 1-6, 1-6 in third singles. Isaac Hamm and Nate Beckett were defeated 4-6, 6-3, 6-7 (7-9) in first doubles. Parker Wyatt and Andrew Dalton were defeated 7-6, 1-6, 3-6 in second doubles. Logan Hills and Peter Kurtz won 7-6 (8-7), 6-4 in third doubles. Grantsville head coach Stephen Thurgood said it was a very long match and a real battle. Tooele baseball at Park City Senior Ryan Brady went 2-for-2, but he was the only Buffalo with more than one hit in the 10-0 mercy-rule loss in six innings at Park City on Tuesday. Brady made an appearance on the mound after the game was already out of hand, pitching 2 2/3 innings and giving up two earned runs on three hits, striking out one and walking four. Sophomore JD Park took the loss for Tooele, lasting 2 2/3 innings, giving up eight runs (seven earned) on eight hits while walking four. Junior Lane Steed went 1-for-2, as did sophomore Justin Butler and Dallen Kimball. Junior Blake Paystrup drew a walk. Park City scored six runs in the third inning and cruised to the victory. Tooele (2-15, 1-9 in Region 10) is scheduled to conclude the season at home against Stansbury on Friday. Stansbury baseball vs. Union Clayton Stanworth and Logan Gates each hit doubles as the Stallions beat Union 9-3 at home on Tuesday. Stansbury scored five FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS runs in the bottom of the fourth G’ville makes Grantsville’s Hailey Delaney (21, above) slides across home plate for the winning inning and held on to win on seven run in Wednesday’s 4-3 victory over Tooele. Delaney scored from third base in the hits and three errors in the game. case to be region top of the sixth inning on a sacrifice fly ball by senior Megan Cafarelli. Grantsville’s Now at 8-2 in Region 10, Stansbury Mariah Sweat (9, left) gives high fives after catching a pair of fly balls in the field. is scheduled to host Grantsville on champion after Thursday, but the game wasn’t “I just wanted complete as of press time. Should two away rivalry GHS SOFTBALL the Stallions beat Grantsville wins in two days to hit the ball, or Tooele this week, or if Park THS SOFTBALL City loses to Union on Thursday, honestly.” Stansbury will have clinched at Megan Cafarelli least a share of the region title. By Darren Vaughan beat Tooele 4-3 on Wednesday at Two wins this week will clinch an Grantsville softball COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR the Deseret Peak Complex, cre- outright championship and a Park ating a tie between Grantsville, City loss likely will also. Given the makeup of Region Tooele and Stansbury for the top are likely to win — Tooele and 10, it was all but a foregone con- spot in Region 10. Grantsville play Park City, which Softball scores clusion before the season even “I think that we’ve all come hasn’t won a region game and Cedar 8, Dixie 4 began that the region’s softball together as one and we’ve real- has only one win overall, while Pine View 8, Hurricane 4 champion would come from ized that it takes all of us, not just Stansbury plays host to Union, Snow Canyon 4, Desert Hills 0 Tooele County. individuals,” said Cafarelli, one of which has only beaten Park City. Grantsville 9, Stansbury 3 As it turned out, all three of three seniors who made a major “I’m just so proud of them Union 12, Park City 0 them did. contribution in the Cowboys’ — what a great day,” Grantsville Morgan 15, Ben Lomond 2 Megan Cafarelli’s sixth-inning back-to-back wins over Tooele coach Heidi Taylor said. “It’s a Juab 11, North Sanpete 0 sacrifice fly scored pinch-run- and Stansbury. perfect ending.” ner Hailey Delaney from third All three Tooele County squads Grantsville (13-8, 5-2 Region Carbon 7, Emery 1 base with the go-ahead run, and still have a game remaining in South Sevier 13, Richfield 3 strong defense helped Grantsville region play, though all three SEE TOOELE PAGE B8 ➤ Grantsville 4, Tooele 3 Bear River 6, Juan Diego 0 Juab 15, Richfield 0 Carbon 11, Gunnison 1 Cowboys corral sluggish Stallions, aim for title South Sevier 11, North Sevier 5 Baseball scores Cedar 8, Hurricane 1 By Darren Vaughan Dixie 3, Snow Canyon 2 COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR Pine View 3, Desert Hills 1 Park City 10, Tooele 0 On Tuesday afternoon in Stansbury 9, Union 3 Grantsville, one team had seem- Logan 17, Morgan 5 ingly nothing go right, while the Logan 10, Morgan 0 other could do no wrong. Canyon View 11, Richfield 7 Canyon View 12, Richfield 5 GHS SOFTBALL Carbon 1, Juab 0 Carbon 3, Juab 2 North Sevier 12, Manti 2 SHS SOFTBALL South Sevier 13, North Sanpete 0 Juan Diego 11, Ben Lomond 0 The result was a 9-3 win for Fremont 3, Bear River 2 the Grantsville softball team over Gunnison 7, Richfield 6 county rival Stansbury — a victory that put the young Cowboys Maple Mountain 11, Orem 5 in contention for a share of the Soccer scores Region 10 title. American Leadership 2, Emery 0 “We came out with confi- St. Joseph 3, Maeser Prep 0 dence in ourselves and knowing Manti 8, Merit Academy 0 that we could win,” Cowboys Millard 2, Gunnison 1 senior shortstop Sarah Sandberg said. “We just showed that with Wasatch Academy 6, Delta 3 our hitting and we all had con- Waterford 6, Wendover 0 fidence in each other — just FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Lehi 2, Westlake 1 trust.” Grantsville’s Reannon Justice (20, above) hurries back to first base during the 9-3 Salt Lake Bees The Cowboys (12-8, 4-2 Region win at Stansbury on Tuesday. Grantsville’s Mariah Sweat (9, right) celebrates at The Salt Lake Bees’ hitting woes 10) rode a stellar all-around second base after hitting a double against Stansbury on Tuesday. The Cowboys continued on Wednesday night, game from Alese Casper to the made a case for the Region 10 championship with the 9-3 win, earning a chance to as they fell 3-1 to the Tacoma create a three-way tie hinging on a win over Tooele the next day. win. Casper, a junior, went 3-for- Rainiers. The Bees have managed 4 at the plate from the leadoff just one run on seven hits in each spot, including a triple, a double, on Mariah Sweat’s RBI double Sandberg’s home run, Taylor of the three games of the series. two RBIs and two runs, while to right field that scored Addie advised her player not to try to The lone run for Salt Lake came shutting out Stansbury (15-6, 5- Smith. swing for the fences — instead, in the sixth inning on a solo home 2) for the first six innings of the Casper then led off the third she wanted Sandberg to focus run by Sherman Johnson, which game in the pitcher’s circle. inning with a double that took on just getting a base hit to drive was the first hit of his Triple-A Casper allowed no earned a bad hop in right field, setting Casper in. career. Tacoma grabbed a 1-0 lead runs, seven hits and two walks up Sandberg with one out and a “That’s OK,” Taylor quipped. in the first on a solo homer by in the complete-game effort. runner in scoring position. The “Home runs should never be on Boog Powell, who would later drive She had eight strikeouts. senior hit a rocket over the fence purpose ... If you get a good hack home the final two runs with a third “I think Alese’s presence today in straightaway center field for a on a ball that you’re trying to hit inning double. Salt Lake starter was one of the big difference- 3-0 advantage. hard on a line or hard in the gap Kyle Kendrick (1-1) took the loss, makers in the game,” Grantsville “That pitch was the kind of and it happens to go over the but threw his best game as a Bee. coach Heidi Taylor said. “That pitch I like,” Sandberg said. fence, we’ll take it.” He went seven innings and allowed was one of the best games I’ve “It was kind of on the outside. The Cowboys blew the game three runs on five hits with seven seen her throw, if not the best. (Stansbury pitcher Makayla open in the fourth. Megan strikeouts and two walks. Gregorio She hit really well — she came Witkowski) usually throws out- Cafarelli walked to lead off the Petit had two hits for the Bees in to play, and the rest of the team side, but on that one, I think she inning and Abby Silva followed his first game back off of the dis- followed suit.” missed her spot and threw it with a single, with Cafarelli scor- abled list. Salt Lake has now lost Grantsville took the lead in inside, and I just drove it.” five consecutive games for the first the bottom of the second inning Before the pitch that led to SEE STANSBURY PAGE B8 ➤ time this season. B2

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THURSDAY May 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 GARDEN SPOT As spring progresses, be sure to look around while outside pring is a great time of year. from your science education? It’s I always look forward to it, right there, telling of common Sand so far, it has not disap- Jay Cooper plant and animal life, including pointed! While there are the usual range of habitat, diet, identifying CORRESPONDENT fits of warmth and cold, the sea- traits and so forth. But it doesn’t son is moving forward. Soon we’ll stop there. be wishing for cooler days. Constellations of the stars, nav- One of the great attributes of orchardist or veggie gardener, but igation, elevations, minerals, and spring is dramatic weather. There it’s part of the deal from time to of course, weather patterns and are times I make a point not to time. If we’re smart, we’ll work to terminology all abound. Couple check the forecast before going to be prepared for such things. And, that information with lots of great bed, so what is before me is expe- there’s nothing like being awak- photos and multi-colored charts rienced without expectation. A bit ened in the middle of the night by and this little book becomes a weird perhaps, but I like it. claps of thunder, lightning stab- must-have. How weather patterns manifest bing down all around you, and Stick with me while I tell you themselves this time of year is the roar of hail pelting the house some of my favorite weather noteworthy. I fear that for much and windows. tidbits. Let’s talk about humidity of my life, I had my head down, Such was our experience not first. We’ve all experienced vary- busy with the task or interest at too long ago. I have a confes- ing levels of humidity. Simply put, the moment, and I missed some sion to make: I acted like I was absolute humidity is the actual beautiful scenery and conversa- sleeping a lot deeper than I was. amount of water vapor contained COURTESY JAY COOPER tions along the way. Not so the Maggie let me know at daybreak in a given amount of air. A more One of the attributes of spring is dramatic weather patterns. other day. Maggie and I were that she had the “delightful” expe- common term is “relative humid- driving into Salt Lake Valley, only rience of sitting up with a couple ity” (RH), which is the percentage eagerly absorbs the moisture. If generated. The air temperature the rain is away from the cloud, to be pleasantly surprised with of frightened dogs for an hour or of water vapor contained in a the vapor billows out of the stack, at 30,000 feet above sea level is it may encounter warm air that the spectacular snow-capped so. I’m confident that should the measured volume of air at a spe- and piles up into a column, then cold. So as the hot gas comes out, hasn’t cooled yet. The warm air Wasatch Front. You may ask, call from the dogs come again at cific temperature. the air is saturated. it quickly cools to the ambient can hold a lot of water vapor, so “What’s the big deal about that? I night, it’ll be my turn. Have you ever said, or heard One of my favorite man-made air temperature. When it does, it the drops can be reabsorbed. One see snow on the Wasatch Front for This year, I’ve made the con- someone say, “The humidity’s 110 phenomenon are contrails left by can no longer hold moisture. The of the most dramatic weather most of the winter.” scious effort to understand more percent right now!”? In actual- jet-powered aircraft. For a contrail humidity evidences itself by cre- photos I’ve taken was just after Indeed, you do — but not like about weather terminology and ity, you can’t get more than 100 to occur, certain conditions have ating a cloud trail. Eventually, the the temperature had equalized this. The wind had died down, how weather patterns work. Why percent humidity, no matter to exist. This includes the right vapor will reabsorb back into the all the way from under the cloud and apparently it had been calm not? As a gardener and someone what the temperature, volume blend of temperature, altitude surrounding air. to the earth’s surface. Once that overnight. The temperature had who enjoys being outside around of air or availability of water. and humidity. Lastly, one of my favorite views happened, a virtual wall of water cleanly split, with cold, moisture- our place, weather means a lot to Once you approach 100 percent A jet operates because a large is when it’s beginning to rain in appeared. Awesome! laden air above, and warmer air me. To that end, I purchased the RH, condensation in some form volume of air is ingested through the middle of a hot summer day. So, as the season progresses below. The result was a clean line, National Audubon Society’s Field will occur. This is closely related the engine’s intake. A series of Virga can be generated. While and you find yourself outside extending north and south, for 50 Guide to the Southwestern States. to dew point, but let’s limit our fans compress all that air into you may not have known what it’s more, be sure to look around. If miles or more. White above, blu- What a resource! This edition plunge into geekiness for now. a small chamber. Fuel is then called, you’ve likely seen it. This you do, you may see some really ish-green below. It was almost like is applicable for Arizona, Nevada, I’ve mentioned in this column injected at the precise moment is when rain falls out of moderate cool things that others less obser- you were looking at a giant paint- New Mexico and Utah. What before that you can see evidence and pressure, resulting in what altitude clouds, but evaporates vant may miss. ing, and you could almost see the intrigues me a lot about this guide of how much water is in the air by can best be described as a con- before hitting the ground. artist’s signature in the right-hand is that it doesn’t have one empha- the appearance of steam plumes tinuous explosion. This generates Humidity again comes into Cooper can be contacted at lower corner: God! sis. Instead, there is an integrated either at the fish food plant, or the a tremendous amount of thrust play. As the temperature under [email protected], or you can Not all weather events are as approach that makes data and Praxair complex on SR-201. If the and a column of highly-com- the cloud drops, rain starts to visit youtube.com/dirtfarmerjay pleasant. In fact, many can pres- information in one area appli- steam immediately disappears pressed gas comes out the rear of fall. This increases the speed of for videos on gardening, shop ent a challenge. A late cold snap cable in another. when it emits from the stack, then the engine. the temperature decline, creating skills, culinary arts and landscap- is never welcome news for the Remember flora and fauna the humidity is low and the air That is when the contrail is even more rain. However, once ing. CRITTER CHATTER MUSEUM MEMORIES Tooele Pioneer Museum opens this weekend he Conestoga wagon pictured with this article Tis only one of the many Darrell Smith exhibits, collections, photos and memorabilia on display at the GUEST COLUMNIST Tooele Pioneer Museum, which is set to open this Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., we do today. and every Friday, Saturday and Not only does the building at holiday from now until Sept. 24. 50 E. Vine Street in Tooele house If you haven’t enjoyed the what visitors from other cities, museum in a while, now is the states and countries have called time to peruse the treasures to “an unknown gem of a muse- be discovered from the time um,” but it also is home to the of Old Lake Bonneville, to the Tooele County Historical Society, original Native American and Veterans of Foreign Wars, PHOTO COURTESY OF TAYLOR LINDSAY newer white pioneers, to the Tooele Women’s Community A male California quail perches on a yard fence. inventions that brought on cell Club, Back Country Horsemen, phones, modern surgical meth- Tooele Gem and Mineral Club, ods and even body soaps and Disabled American Veterans, My shampoos. Hoops Al-Anon, Daughters of Lee Nix’s assembled findings Utah Pioneers and Sons of Utah First Calif. quail introduced of arrow, spear, and atalatl heads Pioneers. That’s a lot of variety as well as other artifacts from in a wisely-used and centrally- at Fort Douglas in 1869 the Goshute and other tribes located facility. The museum paint a picture of how unbe- thanks Tooele City for use of the ort Douglas, originally lievably difficult it was to eke old Tooele City library building known as Camp Douglas, out a living from Tooele’s west and grants from Tooele County Fwas a small military post Taylor Lindsay desert from the time of man’s that allows these programs to be located three miles east of Salt GUEST COLUMNIST earliest migrations here. Things brought to you free of cost. Lake City. It was established in became marginally better in the Docents are on hand to 1862 for the purpose of protect- late 1800s with the advent of answer questions, guide you ing the mail route and telegraph Mormon pioneers and others. through the museum, or you lines along the Central Overland females will pair off with differ- On display are tools, building may elect to just mosey around Route. Soon after being estab- ent mates and repeat the same materials, transportation and yourself and take it all in. Either lished, General Gibbon was the reproductive process. even early bathrooms from that way, it will be a wonderful and PHOTO COURTESY OF DARRELL SMITH first to introduce 14 pairs of Once mated and paired, the period. Under the directorship educational time for you and Haven Jarvis sits on the foot board of the giant Conestoga wagon and measures California quail in 1869, which female builds a nest by scrap- of Tim Booth, the collection of your family. The facility is open how huge it really is. At four feet wide, 18 feet long and 11 feet high, it could carry over 12,000 pounds of cargo, and was often referred to as the Prairie Schooner. eventually encouraged more ing a narrow area in the ground, old pioneer photographs from every Friday and Saturday from introductions in Salt Lake City lining it with grass and stems. mining, smelting, farming and 10 a.m.-4 p.m., or call Tim and other neighboring areas. Usually placed in tall weeds, just everyday living is growing Booth at 435-882-1902 for other Canyon Chapter. He also works Today, quail are now a common nest destinations can vary from each day. It’s time to rediscover appointment times, and be sure Darrell Smith volunteers time as a docent at the Tooele Pioneer sight and a year-round inhabit- underneath bushes, near rocks, your heritage and those who to visit the web site tooelepio- as the publicity director of the Museum. Smith can be reached ant, abundant in various parts or the base of trees or shrubs. made it so great to live here as neermuseum.com. Sons of Utah Pioneers Settlement at [email protected]. in Utah and other southwestern They can lay from 12 to 16 eggs, states. which are cream-colored and With an underwhelming speckled brown. Some nests FINANCIAL FOCUS physique, the California quail, have been known to contain despite its pudgy build, can run over 28 eggs, which is due to a up to speeds of 12 mph when parasitic behavior between the necessary. They are also capable females, where they will lay eggs Help your mother prepare for retirement of flying 38-58 mph for short in another’s nest. This is known distances or in bursts. California as “egg-dumping.” other’s Day is almost and her 401(k) or other employer- Of course, your mother may quail mostly dwell on the ground After incubating for three here, so start shopping sponsored retirement plan, she be married and have her finances and are regularly seen running weeks, quail chicks will rapidly Mfor the flowers or candy Tye Hoffmann may still need some advice on commingled with those of her in groups about public places. adapt to running and following for Mom. But this year, why not how best to initiate and manage spouse. Nonetheless, every one of GUEST COLUMNIST However, they prefer to inhabit their parents just hours after also go beyond the traditional? her retirement income. To cite the suggestions mentioned above brush lands for more hiding hatching. Despite their speedi- Specifically, if your mother is just one action she needs to take, is applicable and relevant to your opportunities from predators, ness however, choice of conceal- still working but getting close to she must start making withdraw- mother, whether she is singled, while choosing to nest near foli- ing habitat, and two watchful retirement, consider providing to a traditional IRA are typically als from her 401(k) and traditional married, divorced or widowed. age or tall, grassy areas. parents, quail chicks are vulner- her with a gift that can help make tax-deductible, while any earn- IRA once she turns 70. But if she Women must be prepared to take Because of their variety of able to multiple predators and her days as a retiree more pleas- ings can grow tax deferred. Roth withdraws too much each year full charge of their financial situ- diet, including seeds, grains, have a 50 percent mortality ant. IRA contributions are not deduct- from these accounts, she could ations, no matter their marital berries, clovers, flowers, acorns, rate. California quails will often Here are a few suggestions: ible, but any earnings can grow deplete them sooner in her retire- status. and other plants, California increase their offspring’s odds • Contribute to her IRA. As tax-free, provided the account ment years than is desirable. To Anything you give Mom on quail are not as dependent on by conjoining with other rearing long as your mother is employed, owner meets certain conditions. develop a solid retirement income Mother’s Day will be appreci- water even when living in arid parents. The numbers of grouped she can contribute to an IRA, • Give Mom some stocks. You strategy — one that can help her ated. But if you can add a gift environments. They can receive families of quail can consist of and she may already have one. If know your mother well, so you avoid outliving her income — she — whether in the form of invest- their hydration through ingested more than 40, enabling all the so, help her fund it for 2016. You are probably familiar with the will need to coordinate withdraw- ments or knowledge — that can plants and the insects they feed adults to look after the entire can’t contribute directly to her products she likes. By giving her als from her retirement accounts help her make progress toward on, but if conditions go too long group of chicks. Maturing quail IRA, but you can certainly write shares of stock of the companies with her Social Security payments an enjoyable retirement lifestyle, in the heat, they will seek drink- gain most of their independency her a check for that purpose, that produce these goods, you and any other sources of income you will be providing her with an ing water to sustain them. within three to four weeks of and by doing so, you can make it will provide Mom with a feeling she may have available. Because enormous “thank you” for all she’s During their breeding season hatching, and will begin breed- easier for Mom to “max out” on of ownership that she may enjoy it’s so important to put together done for you over the years. from May-July, males will usu- ing at 10 months of age. her account this year. Assuming — along with the benefit of pos- an appropriate income strategy, ally compete with other males in your mother is over 50, she can sessing investments that could it’s a very good idea to consult Tye Hoffmann is an investment order to pair off with a female. Taylor Lindsay is an accom- contribute up to $6,500 per year potentially increase in value. with a financial professional. If representative for Edward Jones For the season, males will remain plished writer and photographer to her IRA. As you may know, an • Discuss retirement income your mother does not currently Investments located at 974 N. with one mate and assist with of wildlife creatures big and IRA can be a great way to save for strategy. Even if your mother work with one, encourage her to Main St. in Tooele. He can be con- rearing the offspring. In the small. She can be contacted at retirement because it offers signif- has made some smart financial meet with someone you know tacted at 833-9440 or at 830-0917. following season, males and [email protected]. icant tax benefits. Contributions moves, such as investing in an IRA and trust. B4 COMICSB4 COMICS

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THURSDAY May 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 The Bulletin Board

Snuggle up with baby lambs, goats, pigs four areas. The GED is offered at the Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Tooele, UT 84074. on May 10 at the Tooele County Pioneer seniors require assistance and need Tooele and more! Kids’ crafts, food, pony and Community Learning Center, located at Call (435) 840-5036, rides provided. Museum at 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. rides to doctors or other health profes- wagon rides, games, demonstrations, 211 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele, Utah. Baby blankets needed Park in the rear of the building and enter sionals. Rides help seniors live more Senior Center terrariums and entertainment. Celebrate St. Marguerite Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- through the back door. Members and independent lives. Call (435) 843-4114 The senior center is for the enjoyment of Grantsville’s heritage with Maypole Budget 101 St. Marguerite Catholic Community ery at Mountain West Medical Center. guests are welcome. If you would like to for more information. The Grantsville all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- dances at noon and 1:00, plus Derby Get control of your money with this free welcomes you to worship with us. Our Blankets should be new and in good join our organization, our dues are only and Tooele Senior Centers also are in ing activities include bridge, pinochle, Day stick horse races and more. Check class! This 1 1/2-hour class will help liturgy schedule is as follows: Saturday condition. Homemade blankets are $10 a year. need of volunteers. For more informa- bingo, exercise program, line dancing, www.clarkhistoricfarm.org for schedule. you with the tools you’ll need to set up Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m. also accepted if new. Donations can tion about volunteering at the Grantsville wood carving, Wii games, watercolor Entrance $3 adults, $2 kids. Some a budget — and tips to follow it. To get (Spanish), 11 a.m. Daily Mass (M-Fri) be turned in to the volunteer desk at Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For class, movies and health classes. activities additional cost. the most of out the class bring your 9 a.m. Confessions 4-4:45 p.m. on Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Groups and events volunteering at the Tooele Center, call Meals on Wheels available for home- income and debt information. You will Saturday or by appt. Office hours, M- Main St. in Tooele. Call Diane at (435) Debbie at (435) 843-4103. bound. Lunch served weekdays. For age not need to share this info with anyone Fri 10-2. Our office is closed on Tues. 843-3691 with any questions. Tooele Valley Flute Choir 60 and above, suggested donation is Stansbury Park — it is just for you to use. Classes are (435) 882-3860. St. Marguerite Pre- The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks Life’s Worth Living Foundation $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. offered each month. The next class K-8th Grade Elementary School (435) Community Closet members interested in our inaugural Suicide support group every third Transportation available to the store or Restoration at Benson is May 17 from 6:30-8 p.m. Classes 882-0081. We are located on the corner Clean out your closets. The Community effort to raise the profile of local flau- Thursday at 7 p.m. at the TATC, located doctor visits for residents in the Tooele Gristmill held at USU Extension at 151 N Main. of 7th St. and Vine. Closet is accepting donations for gently tists. If you love to play the flute and at 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. If you used clothing. Donations are accepted and Grantsville areas. For transporta- The Historic Benson Gristmill Register by the Monday before by email- want to grow your musical horizons, struggle with suicidal thoughts or have Brit-Ammi Kahal at your neighborhood school. Contact tion information call (435) 843-4102. Restoration Committee is seeking ing [email protected] or please join us! All levels of skill and lost a loved one to suicide, please plan Covenant People Assembly are teach- Christy Johnson at (435) 830-4706 with For more information about the Tooele donations from individuals, groups, and call/text 435-840-4404. experience welcome. Contact Emma at on attending. Please go on Facebook ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian any questions. center, call (435) 843-4110. businesses to help with restoration [email protected]. and like our page to keep current with faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at efforts and the operation of the historic our latest news and events. Contact us Gardening 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call Tooele Arts Festival Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to Tooele Valley Free Masons on that page. lifesworthlivingfoundation. (435) 843-5444 for more information. Moose Lodge The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet The Tooele Arts Festival is looking for Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, 47 com. the second Friday of each month for additional committee members to help S. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074. For Garden Tour and Garden Tour plan and execute another successful Summer Blast Bible Baptist Church Meals at the Lodge dinner and socializing. If you are inter- DAV Chapter 20 more information contact Mark (435) We would like to invite you to a good festival. The committee is made up of Save the dates — Friday night, June 10, Friday and Saturday night dinners will ested or have questions please join us The DAV will hold its monthly executive 241-0065. old-fashioned revival with some blue- several volunteers who usually meet and Saturday, June 11. The 18th Annual be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at the Lodge, located at the corner of committee meeting from 7-8 p.m. on grass music and old-fashioned preach- weekly from February through mid-June. Spring Garden Tour is growing and now night dinners include clam chowder or Settlement Canyon Road and SR-36, or the second Thursday of each month at ing every night at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist The time commitment increases in June. Schools includes a Friday night free kickoff event homemade soup, and/or fish baskets give us a call at (435) 277-0087. the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). Church, located at 286 N. 7th Street in Please contact the festival director at at the Benson Gristmill. Friday night will (halibut, shrimp), or chicken strips. The general membership meeting Tooele. Contact Pastor Sinner at (435) Saturday night dinners include 12-ounce Tooele Valley Family History [email protected] if you are Story and Craft Hour feature food trucks, a petting zoo, a car will meet on the third Thursday from 840-2152. ribeye or T-bone steak with choice of interested in contributing to a fun and Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the show, walking tours, law enforcement Center 7:30-8:30 p.m. The DAV is looking for baked potato/fries, salad and roll; worthwhile community event. Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy and firefighting agency displays and a Mountain View Baptist Church Research your ancestors free with volunteer drivers — no DAV membership halibut or salmon steak with choice of trained FamilySearch volunteers at the is required. Will need a VA physical. the adventures of books and make fun Master Gardener store. The Tour on We would like to invite you to discover Books for the Whole Family baked potato or fries, salad and roll, Tooele Valley Family History Center, Call commander Curtis G. Beckstrom at crafts. For more information, call (435) Saturday is $7 per adult and will feature what God’s plan and purpose is for Donated children’s books and paper- or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone (435) (435) 840-0547 or adjutant Eric Suarez 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are located at 12 beautiful yardscapes across the your life. The Bible contains all of the backs are for sale for 25 cents, and potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday at (435) 241-9781. West Elementary School, 451 W. 300 Tooele Valley. For more info, contact Jay answers for life’s questions. Come hardcovers are being sold for $1 from are for a reasonable price. No orders through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. South, Tooele. Please enter through the Cooper at 435-830-1447 or visit www. and join us this Sunday for our adult 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Fridays and 11 a.m.- are taken after 8:45. Daily lunch spe- Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Health Department and Aging south side doors. annualgardentour.info. Bible study and graded Sunday School 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City cials are available at the lodge from 11 Wednesday evenings by appointment Services hours which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship Library. All proceeds go back to the Tooele County Beekeepers a.m. After purchase of 10 (ten) meals only. Special classes offered regularly. The Tooele County Health Department Free Preschool Hour service begins at 11 a.m. We also have library for projects and programs. Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Club either Friday/Saturday nights you get Call the center for more information. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 a free one. If you have more than four Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity Are you a beekeeper and want to share tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 Grave decorations p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 people in your party, please call ahead hour of learning, singing and creating. what you know or learn from others? Are Take Off Pounds Sensibly p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m.-noon. Tooele City Cemetery has set its p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs to ensure the cook can plan better. For If you are struggling with your weight, This class is for all children 0-5 years you not a beekeeper but want to find if Check out our calendar on our main schedule for grave decorations for and let us pray together for God’s help. members and their guests only. you don’t need to travel the road alone. old. Please come and enjoy the fun. For it’s for you? Then join the Tooele County page for holiday hours and closures. For 2016. Decorations are allowed for Mountain View Baptist Church meets at TOPS can help you achieve your goals more information, call (435) 833-1934 Beekeepers Club. Visit Facebook.com, more information, call (435) 277-2301. seven days before and seven days the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite Entertainment and support you in your journey. We ext. 1410. We are located at West search for “Tooele County Beekeeper,” after St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Mother’s 2C. Join us. The Rock-A-Holics will perform on provide accountability through weekly Same-Sex Attraction Support Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, then ask to join. Upcoming meeting Day, Memorial Day, Father’s Day, Saturday, May 7 from 7-11 p.m. Please weigh-ins and support and encourage- Tooele. Please enter through the south dates and places are posted on the Stansbury Park Baptist Church Group Independence Day, Pioneer Day, Labor come out and dance to the music and ment in a non-judgmental environment. side doors. Facebook page. For more info, con- Please join us each Sunday morning at This group is for men dealing with Day and Halloween, as well as seven enjoy a great meal. For members and TOPS is open to all men, women, teens tact Jay Cooper at 435-830-1447 or 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible unwanted same-sex attraction. This days before and seven days after the their guests only. and preteens. There are now two TOPS Kindergarten Readiness [email protected]. Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse group meets every other week on anniversary of death and seven days The Tooele Family Center-PIRC is offer- chapters in Tooele to accommodate your (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For Cinco de Mayo Thursday evening in Tooele. There before and seven days after the birthday ing a free weekly workshop for both par- schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday details, please call us at (435) 830- On Thursday, May 5, in celebration of is no charge for participation. This of the deceased. ent and child. Your child will participate at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. Churches 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. Cinco de Mayo, we will serve enchiladas is a safe setting that will offer heal- in a preschool, introducing skills that 500 North. Weigh in from 5:30-6 p.m., (beef or chicken) with rice and beans for ing, understanding, support and Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run are needed for kindergarten, while par- meeting at 6 p.m. Call Mary Lou at The Church of Jesus Christ of First Lutheran Church $6 from 5:30 p.m. until it’s gone. Come resources. For more information, The Kiwanis 5K Fourth of July Freedom ents participate in a class that will give (435) 830-1150 for information. UT 365 Latter-day Saints First Lutheran Church, on the corner of out and enjoy a great meal. call Rick at (435) 224-4355 or email Run is coming up. Register early for a them tips and ideas of how to make Tooele meets Saturday at the Bit n Spur To find a meeting house and time of 7th and Birch, would like to invite you [email protected]. discount. Go to www.tooelekiwanis.com their child’s education years successful. Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 North. Weigh-in worship for The Church of Jesus Christ to hear of God’s grace and the love of Mother’s Day breakfast to register for the race or give a dona- Your child must be four years old and from 9-9:30 a.m., and the meeting is at Caregiver Support Group of Latter-day Saints, go to mormon.org Christ, who died to forgive you of your A Mother’s Day breakfast is scheduled tion. The Tooele Kiwanis Club meets beginning kindergarten in the 2016-17 9:30 a.m. This chapter will meet occa- Join us the third Monday of each month and click the “Find a Meetinghouse” link sins and attain salvation on your behalf. for Sunday, May 8 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. for lunch every Tuesday at noon in the school year. Spring session available sionally at a private residence, so call from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical boardroom at Tooele Applied Technology or contact (435) 850-2037. Worship is at 10 a.m. each Sunday. All mothers, grandmothers and great- April 20-May 11. For more information, Sunday school and adult Bible class at grandmothers are welcome and will eat ahead for the exact location. Call Lisa Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. College. For more information, call Mike call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We are at (435) 882-1442 or (435) 830-5651 The Tooele County Health Department’s Fields at (435) 840-4604. Berean Full Gospel Church 11:15 a.m. for free. Children under the age of 10 located at West Elementary School, We invite you to discover how God’s will eat for free; children over 10 will pay for information. TOPS is a nonprofit Aging Services program is the sponsor Boys and Girls Club Summer 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Word can transform your life and provide New Life Christian Fellowship $5. For members and their guests only. organization. See the TOPS website at for these Alzheimer’s Association’s through the south side doors. you with the answers for questions and We invite you to worship and serve Women of the Moose www.tops.org. Caregiver Support Groups. The groups Club Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and are designed to provide emotional, Registration is open now. Cost is $400 Grantsville Elementary School for problems you may be struggling to The WOTM are holding a fundraiser pool Tooele Gem and Mineral overcome. Come join us this Sunday food pantry is open from noon to 3 tournament on Saturday, May 14 from educational and social support for care- for the entire summer. $200 is due at The next Grantsville Elementary morning for our 10 a.m. worship service p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 noon-5 p.m. It will be a scotch doubles Society givers. They help participants develop time of registration. The monthly rate is Community Council meeting will be held where we will assemble in praise, share E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, tournament. All proceeds will go to sup- Our club meets the third Tuesday of methods and skills to solve problems. $250. The summer club includes field Tuesday, May 16 at 4:30 p.m. in the testimonies and explore worship in ways women and men are also available port a member wh has been diagnosed the month from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the The meetings encourage caregivers to trips, arts and crafts, swimming, aca- GES Community Room. All parents of that strive to highlight the greatness of every week. Sunday services are at our with cancer to help with medical bills. Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- maintain their own personal, physical demic enrichment, a computer lab and GES students are invited to attend. God. After our morning praise and wor- Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and For members and their guests only. ence room located at 47 E. Vine Street, and emotional health, as well as opti- more. The club runs from June 8-Aug. 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find out more Tooele. Come learn about rocks, mally care for the person with dementia. 12, 2016, and is open to children age ship time, we enter into a one-hour Bible TATC Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday by calling 843-7430 or visiting www. minerals and ways to craft with them Questions call 435-277-2456. 6-11. Breakfast is served until 9 a.m., NLOT.org. Eagles and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. and morning and afternoon snacks are mornings at 635 N. Main St. (Phil’s Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of Glass), or call (435) 578-8022 for more Membership $10/year. Email TooeleGe provided daily. Bring your own healthy Barbering Program Tooele Christian Fellowship Sunday breakfasts [email protected]. the Month snack lunch. Space is limited, so sign TATC offers a standalone barbering information. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship There is a breakfast served each The Stansbury Art and Lit Chamber Wall up today. You can sign up at the Dow program in our Cosmetology/Barbering Tooele First Baptist Church Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 Sunday from 9 a.m.-noon. There is a Sons of Utah Pioneers Gallery artist for the month of May is James Building, 438 W. 400 North, department. This program is only 1,000 What is it that God would have us do? N. Main, former Stowes Family Music special every Sunday for $5 per person The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Fangailsau Vi, better known as Sau. Sau Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m. For hours and will prepare you for the How should we be treating one another? building. For more information, call and you can order off the menu for $7 Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep brings a new dimension to our gallery more information, call (435) 843-5719. Utah/PSI Cosmetologist/Barber exam. Of all the important things, which is (435) 224-3392 or www.tooelechristian- per person or $3 for seniors who order our pioneer heritage alive. We do this with his use of acrylics in his abstract Barbers specialize in cutting, styling and through histories, stories, artifacts, AARP Smart Driver Course most important? Join us in worship on fellowship.org. Parking and entrance in very few items or for kids age 11 and portraits. He has been inspired to paint trimming hair for men and women as back of building. monuments, museums, service and and draw portraits of music icons — An AARP Smart Driver class will be Sundays at 11 a.m. and explore those under. The breakfast for May 29 is can- well as shaving and maintaining facial scholarships. Much of this labor of people he feels have greatly influenced held Wednesday, May 18 at Mountain questions from the Bible. First Baptist celed because of the Memorial Day holi- hair for men. Enroll today! (435) 248- Tooele First Assembly love is found in the Tooele Pioneer the world of music. These abrstract West Medical Center, located at 2055 Church — 580 S. Main St., Tooele day. The breakfast includes one glass of 1800 or visit tatc.edu. Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, as portraits will be available for the public N. Main St., Tooele, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. — 882-2048 Childcare and Children’s juice or milk and coffee with refills. Bad worship at 11 a.m. Spanish services: well as various statues and monuments to view at the Tooele County Chamber Lunch will be provided by MWMC Senior Commercial Driver’s License Church. beer is available and the food is deli- Escuela dominical a las 2 p.m., y el ser- around the county. The Tooele Pioneer of Commerce, 153 S. Main, during their Circle. Cost is $20 (no credit cards) or cious. Public invited. Program United Methodist Church vicio general a las 3 p.m. Services are Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement regular business hours. $15 with a current AARP membership Now enrolling for CDL. Join us for a Our church invites and encourages you held at 127 N. 7th Street. Mother’s Day breakfast Canyon is another of our projects. We card. Enroll prior to the class by calling comprehensive six-week course that will to join us at 11 a.m. every Sunday for a The Tooele Eagles Aerie will serve a are always looking for artifacts and his- Parkinson’s Disease Support (435) 843-3690. Tooele Springs Calvary Chapel teach you everything you need to know Bible-themed sermon. The phone num- special breakfast on Mother’s Day to tories as a loan or gift to be displayed A verse-by-verse study of God’s word. Group to pass the CDL test. Cost of program ber is 435-882-1249 and our website honor the mothers. Breakfast will be for everyone’s benefit at the Tooele A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease Miss Tooele City Scholarship Sunday service at 9 a.m. and 10:30 is only $2,225. You will receive 80 is located at tooeleumc.org. Our church served from 10-11:30 a.m. Mothers Pioneer Museum. If you are interested can be overwhelming for the newly Pageant a.m. Wednesday night Bible study and hours driving time and get one-on-one is located at the corner of Utah Avenue eat free, all other adults will be $6 with in the values of honoring past and diagnosed. Tooele has a support group Tooele City is seeking contestants for youth groups at 7 p.m. Men’s, women’s training from our experienced instructor. and 100 East (78 E. Utah Ave.). We sug- children age 11 and under $3. Bring future pioneers and in visiting their for persons with Parkinson’s Disease the 2016 Miss Tooele City Scholarship and couple’s Bible studies. Hunting Classes start soon so register today! gest you “come as you are” and join us your mother out to the breakfast and historical settings and learning more and their caregivers. You can learn how Pageant. The pageant is part of the and equestrian fellowship ministries (435) 248-1800 or visit tatc.edu. after service for fellowship downstairs. honor her. about those who settled and shaped others are coping with PD and how to City’s 4th of July festivities and will available. Child care provided at all We’d sure like to get to know you! Utah, attend our business and educa- live well. We meet the third Friday of be held on June 30, 2016. This is for Nail Technician Program services. For more information, check Steak nights tion meeting the first Thursday of each each month from 1-2 p.m. at TATC, Tooele City residents, girls ages 16-24. Now enrolling. You can finish and get out our Facebook page or visit www. Church of Christ On May 6, the dinner special is a month. A potluck dinner followed by Tooele Applied Technology College, 88 There are $1,000-$2,000 scholarships licensed and start making money in tooelesprings.org. To hear Bible teach- We all walk by this world’s light and half-and-half for $10. On May 13, the various presentations starts promptly at S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, and additional prizes available. There is as little as four months at a low cost. ing, download our mobile app. 47 N. depend upon it for direction and even special is a five-piece shrimp dinner for 6:30 p.m. in the new TATC Center at 88 call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at no swimsuit or fitness competition. The The nail program hours are Monday- Main Street, (435) 962-9427. crops to eat. The Bible says: “Then $11. On May 20, the special is a 12- S. Tooele Blvd. Call Robert Hansen at (435) 840-3683. application deadline is May 31, 2016, Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Call us (435) Jesus again spoke to them, saying, “I ounce sirloin for $12. The steak night (435) 249-0703 for more information. at noon. Contestant entry materials and 248-1800 or stop by 88 S. Tooele Blvd. am the Light of the world; he who fol- Charity for May 27 is canceled because of the Envision Scout Camp additional information is available on lows Me will not walk in the darkness, Memorial Day holiday. Mood disorder support group The 2016 Envision Scout Camp is look- our website. Please visit www.tooelecity. Do you or someone you love have a Education but will have the Light of life.” (John Tooele Children’s Justice ing for interested Scouters from July org [>Our Community >Miss Tooele City] 8:12). Do you want true enlightenment? Family Night mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation 4-9 at Hinckley Scout Ranch. There or contact Kami Perkins at (435) 843- Do you want to know your purpose in Center On Saturday, May 7, 2016, the last offers help, hope and healing. Please will be Woodbadge — advanced adult 2105 or [email protected] for more Online courses life? God’s Word reveals that in Jesus Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Eagles Family Night until the fall will be join us for support group sessions every leader training for all scout programs, Online courses in Network+ and information. all our wants and needs can be satis- need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water held. At 6:30 p.m., PMP Kathy Schultz Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New family camp — spouses and children Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- fied. — Mark Fitzgerald. Bible study is and snacks. We appreciate all dona- and Sister Dorothy Kindred will serve Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in age 18 months and older enjoy an fessional seeking to upgrade their skills Wednesday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 10 tions. For inquiries or drop-off call (435) chicken strips, tater tots, coleslaw and Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at exciting outdoor experience and youth Grantsville and knowledge of networking and secu- a.m. Worship is Sunday at 11 a.m. The 843-3440. 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. dessert. Bingo will follow. The cost is 841-9903. programs; NYLT Silver Moccasin, On rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA Tooele Church of Christ is located at $6 for adults and $3 for kids age 11 Belay and Ranger Trek. For more Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the Family History Center 430 W. Utah Ave. in Tooele. The office United Methodist dinner and under. Bring the family, have a great Tooele Family Al-Anon information, contact Kirk McDougal at Greet your ancestors free at the TATC at (435) 248-1800 for more infor- Tooele United Methodist Church offers Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele phone number is (435) 882-4642. meal and have some fun. Public invited. [email protected] or call (801) Grantsville Family History Center, 117 mation or to enroll. a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee Pioneer Museum, in the basement at 966-4100. E. Cherry St. All are welcome, with Cornerstone Baptist and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and the back of the building. For questions consultants there to assist you. Open Adult education Passion for God, compassion for people dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. All are Elks or more information, please call Allene Tooele Valley Country Players Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday Get your high school diploma this year. at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: welcome. at (435) 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) We meet and play for each of the four through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 All classes required for a high school (435) 882-6263. Come as you are this Friday night dinners 884-0825 or (435) 241-9200. assisted living nursing homes in Tooele to 9 p.m. diploma, adult basic education, GED Sunday, where you can hear a message The Tooele Valley Resource Dinner will be served each Friday night County. From 3:30-4:30 p.m. each preparation and English as a second from the Bible and meet new friends. Center from 6-9 p.m. The menu includes halibut Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Tuesday and Thursday, we are at one of This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at Senior Center language are available. Register now Service times: Bible study (for all ages) The Tooele Valley Resource Center, for $17; shrimp for $12.50; steak and these homes. We are looking for fiddle The senior center is for the enjoyment the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, to graduate — just $50 per semester. 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; now sharing a building with the Tooele shrimp for $12.50; fish and chips for and guitar players and singers to add of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, 560 S. Main Street. For more informa- Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (435) evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- County Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, $10.50, chicken breast for $10.50 or to our group. If you are interested, call call (435) 884-3446. Activities include tion, contact Gesele at (435) 224-4015 833-8750. Adult education classes are dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided is currently in need of donations. Please soup and salad for $7. All items above Jay Flanders at (435) 882-4278 or Thiel Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, or Jo-Ann at (435) 849-4180. for students 18 and over. for all services, and children’s church consider donating items such as deodor- include your choice of baked potato, “Tilly” Peck at (435) 224-4807. ceramics, pinochle, movies and wood ESOL during morning worship. WiseGuys ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, French fries or rice pilaf and soup or Alcoholics Anonymous carving, etc. Meals on Wheels available Program during evening worship. toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, salad bar. TC Squares ESOL conversational classes are Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the for homebound. Lunch served week- combs and brushes. Cash is also TC Squares is ready to gear up and held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. days. For age 60 and above, suggested Mountain of Faith Lutheran welcomed. Those who receive services Meetings start dancing again. We will be dancing students may also come anytime the For more information, contact Lance donation is $3. For those under age 60, We’re a healthy, growing congregation include individuals or families in crisis, Lodge meetings are held the second on Monday nights from 7:30-9:30 p.m. center is open for individualized study. at (435) 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) cost is $5. Transportation available to who welcomes newcomers and reaches the homeless and families at risk of and fourth Tuesday of every month. at the Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High Registration is $50 per semester. Call 694-2624. the store or doctor visits for residents out to those in need. Join us for worship becoming homeless. For more informa- House committee meetings are held School Cafetorium, located at 2152 N. (435) 833-8750 for more information. in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. tion, call (435) 566-5938 or fax (435) every third Tuesday of the month. All Food Addicts in Recovery 400 West in Tooele, Utah. We are a transportation information, call (435) Early Head Start Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God 843-0244. members are welcome and encouraged family-friendly club and welcome dancers 843-4102. with respect without taking ourselves too to attend. Anonymous Do you have a child under age 3? Are of all ages — we just ask that those seriously. Check us out on Facebook by First Baptist Food Pantry Are you having trouble controlling the you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early under age 12 be supervised by an adult Daughters of Utah Pioneers searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Cinco de Mayo party way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery at all times. We start dancing again in The DUP is seeking any family histories, Head Start is a free program for eligible Church. Please join us for meaningful offering an emergency food pantry to Tooele Elks Lodge 1673 will host a Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step May, and our tentative schedule for the photographs, books, stories or vintage families that offers quality early educa- worship that is also casual and relaxed. meet the needs of our community. The Cinco de Mayo party on Thursday, May recovery program for anyone suffering next few months is as follows: May 9 artifacts (before 1900) to display at tion for infants and toddlers in the home; For more information, call (435) 882- food pantry is available for emergency 5 at 6 p.m. Join us for great food, great from food addiction. Meetings are held — Welcome Back; May 16 and 23 — our DUP Grantsville Museum, located parent education; comprehensive health 7291. needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays fun and great friends. every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer regular class night; May 30 — dark for at 378 W. Clark St. (in the basement services to women before, during and from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Museum, 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter Memorial Day; June 6 — regular class of the J. Reuben Clark Farmhouse after pregnancy; nutrition education and Kentucky Derby party St. Barnabas’ Episcopal 580 S. Main Street. For information call at the north back entrance. For more night (club colors/birthdays/anniversa- across from the Grantsville Cemetery). family support services. Call (435) 841- This party will take place May 7, 2016, Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- (435) 882-2048. information, call Millicent at (435) 882- ries); June 13, 20 and 27 — regular For more information, call Ellen Yates 1380 or (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to at noon. Dress for the occasion. The rament followed by fellowship. Sunday 7094 or Denise at (435) 830-1835 or class night; July 4 — dark for Memorial at (435) 884-0253 or Coralie Lougey apply or for free additional information. party is sponsored by Matt and Diane mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ The Tooele County Food Bank visit www.foodaddicts.org. Everyone is Day; July 11 — regular class night (club at (435) 884-3832. Visit www.grants- McArthur. Free developmental evaluation Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, & Grantsville Emergency Food welcome to attend. colors/birthdays/anniversaries); July 18 villedupmuseum.com or www.explore- Tooele. Phone: (435) 882-4721. Email: DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Pantry — regular class night; July 23 — cel- tooele.com. [email protected]. Web at Tooele County Aging a variety of services to families with The Tooele County Food Bank and Tooele County ebrate Pioneer Day at Pratt Aquatic www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are Tooele County Aging is looking for infants and toddlers from birth to age Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry Center after the parade from 10 a.m.- Grantsville Irrigation God’s beloved child, beautifully created Historical Society volunteers to help us meet the needs 3. Individualized services are available are in need of canned meats, soups, noon (flyer and details will be posted on The water is now on. Agricultural users in God’s own image. Whatever your his- of seniors in the community. Many to enhance development in communica- pasta and any non-perishable foods. We the website). have been issued two use-or-lose turns tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, Monthly meeting tion, motor development, cognition, are accepting donations for Pathways to be used by May 30. Residential users the Episcopal Church welcomes you. The Tooele County Historical Society will social/emotional development, self-help Women’s and Children’s Shelter (victims have been allotted 250,000 gallons per feature author Robert L. Taylor from Salt share. Meters will be read May 30 so skills and health concerns. Contact us of domestic abuse). They are in need Bulletin Board Policy Spanish services Lake City. His presentation will feature If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin gallons used until then will not count for a free developmental evaluation at of socks, underwear, blankets for twin La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele Orrin Potter Rockwell’s cabin in Tooele at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The toward the allotment. If you notice any (435) 833-0725. beds, hygiene products (hairspray, hair le invita a sus servicios en español County. Rockwell built the cabin and Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic leaks, please call the office at (435) gel, body wash, nail polish and remov- GED Dates los jueves a las 6 p.m. y los domingos later it was owned by Judd Riley. Riley clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the 884-3451. a las 2 p.m. We invite you to their er), toys. Anything will be appreciated. The upcoming dates for the GED are added more rooms. The cabin is still advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Spanish services on Thursday at 6 p.m. Underwear and socks must be new. May 12 and June 1 and 3. Those who standing in Tooele County. Everyone Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To Baby Animal Days and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a Other items can be gently used. Please are interested in taking the GED need interested in what is going to happen guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- Bring the family to Baby Animal Days church that focuses in the word of God help us help our community. Drop boxes to register online at GED.com. The test to this cabin is invited to attend our 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the at Clark Historic Farm, 378 W. Clark rather than the emotions. God loves you are located in the Intermountain Staffing is $30 for each module or $120 for all meeting. Our meeting will be at 7 p.m. desired publication date. Street, on May 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and he wants to reveal himself to you. Office, 7 South Main Street #203,

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Are you an eagle-eyed reader? © 2016 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 32, No. 21 Read the article below and circle the six errors you find. Then rewrite the article correctly on the lines below the article.

The wolf spidur is a caring mom. While most spiders Whoops! The octopus wrap their eggs in a silken grabbed some of the words out pouch and leaf them of this article. Can you replace them? behind, this mom carries her egg sac on her back. n octopus mom is a busy mom. It can take ______for the eggs to She carry it everywhere She lays from 50,000 ______hatch. The mother octopus stays with she goes. If it fall off, the to as many as 200,000 eggs! her eggs the entire time. She protects the eggs from ______. She wolf spider mom puts it She carefully ______waves her tentacles gently over the back on. And once her her eggs and stitches eggs. The moving water keeps them eggs hatch, she takes care them together in long clean and ______them with ______. She then plenty of oxygen. of the little crawlers and attaches them to let’s them ride on her back the roof of a cave. But watching the eggs means she can’t until they are reddy for This is go ______to feed herself. Sadly, life on their own. her after the eggs hatch and she releases nursery. them into the ocean, she dies.

Standards Link: Life Science: Animals adapt in different ways in order to survive.

mama alligator covers her eggs with Help the alligator old, rotting plants. As the plants find her way back rot, they give off heat which means to the nest. mama doesn’t have to sit on her Donkey mothers may be the most eggs to keep them warm. devoted of all. They will not let any other animal come between While she may not sit on them and their babies. her eggs to keep them Even if a curious little kitten comes warm, a mama alligator close, a donkey mom will chase does stay close to the it away. nest to protect the eggs from predators. Once her babies are born, she carries them around in her jaw for Find the protection. differences The temperature of between the an alligator’s nest mother donkey determines if a baby 100° and its foal and alligator will hatch their reflection in as a girl or a boy. the pond. 90° Less than 86°F: Standards Link: Visual All girls Discrimination: Finding similarities and differences 80° in common objects. 86°F - 89°F: Both boys and girls

Look through Moree thanthan 90°F:90°F: today’s newspaper All boysoys for adjectives that describe each of the animal mothers on today’s Kid Scoop page.

Standards Link: Language Arts: Grammar: Identify adjectives. Standards Link: Life Science: Animals adapt in different ways in order to survive.

he mother Surinam toad cares for her eggs in one of the ALLIGATOR strangest ways. As the mother toad lays eggs, the male toad PREDATORS presses them one by one into the soft skin on the mother’s OCTOPUS back. After a while, each egg sinks into a little pocket that forms R W I C U R I O U S on the mother’s back. Then a covering of skin grows over the SURINAM pocket. The baby toads hatch CURIOUS D O N K E Y C L D R and develop in these little DONKEY A W T M C T A N M O pockets. A few weeks This week’s word: later, the mother rubs MOTHER O A D A O Y B A B T STRAND her back and the HATCH T V V P G T N C O A One meaning of the noun little toads swim free. WAVES strand is a single length of S E U S S I H R R D something long and thin. What did the mother TOAD Surinam toad say to BABY W S A E R Z L E N E The hairdresser cut off a her kids? Unscramble the answer: BORN I Y N U M O M L R R strand of her long hair. CAVE M S S H C T A H A P Try to use the word strand NEST in a sentence today when SWIM talking with your friends and family members.

“Mom, You’re Fired!” Imagine you could fire your mom. Look through the newspaper to find all of the different people and companies you would Write about a woman you need to hire to replace your mother. How admire. Include three or much would it cost for one week? One year? more reasons why you Standards Link: Math: Estimation. selected this woman. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 5, 2016

of the sixth with a slow ground step ahead of us.” ‘Voice of the Bees’ gets called up Tooele ball up the third-base line. The For Grantsville, the victory was Continued from page B1 Tooele defense mishandled the the latest step in the Cowboys’ ball, allowing Justice to beat the season-long growing process. At Steve Klauke to call three Los Angeles Angels games 10), fresh off one of its best games throw to first base. the beginning of the season, the of the season less than 24 hours Delaney came in to run for young team struggled with con- Salt Lake Bees Washington. Smith will be away earlier, found itself locked in a Justice, and advanced to second sistency, but has won its past MEDIA RELATIONS from the Angels at a family func- typically tight rivalry game with on Addie Smith’s groundout to three region contests to put itself tion. the Buffaloes (14-7, 5-2), with second base. Delaney moved to in the conversation as one of the Salt Lake Bees radio broad- “We are appreciative to the the teams tied at 3-3 entering the third on a passed ball on the top teams in Class 3A. caster Steve Klauke will call three Salt Lake organization for allow- fifth inning. first pitch to Cafarelli, putting “If you look back ... I said by upcoming Los Angeles Angels ing us to ‘recall’ Steve to handle Each team came up with a her in prime position to score on the end of the season, we’ll be games, the Angels and Bees play-by-play duties for the Angels great play in the outfield to keep Cafarelli’s deep fly ball to right. there,” Taylor said. “They’ve announced today. Klauke will fill during our upcoming series in the other from pulling ahead. In “I just wanted to hit the ball, worked hard, they’ve worked in for Angels radio broadcaster Seattle,” said Mead. “Steve’s com- the top of the fifth, Tooele senior honestly,” Cafarelli said. “I was their butts off and they’re here. Terry Smith during the Angels’ mitment to his craft, his love and Izzy Nicholas made a great throw thinking, ‘just hit the ball, just get They can play with anybody as three-game road trip to Seattle knowledge of the game, and the from center field to second base on base’ — just do something for long as they believe.” May 13-15. dedication shown through the as Grantsville’s Sarah Sandberg my team and score the runner Despite the loss and missed “I want to thank the Angels years is tremendously respected COURTESY SALT LAKE BEES attempted to turn a base hit into from third.” opportunity to clinch the region President John Carpino and Vice by our organization. We look for- Salt Lake Bees radio broadcaster Steve a double, ending the inning. All four of Grantsville’s runs title for themselves, the Buffaloes President of Communications ward to him sharing his talents Klauke poses for a photograph in the In the bottom half of the were unearned as Tooele’s errors didn’t hang their heads — espe- Tim Mead for trusting my abili- and expertise with our fans and radio booth at Smith’s Ballpark. inning, Grantsville senior Mariah in the field proved costly to their cially not with the opening round ties and giving me the oppor- listeners.” Sweat snagged a deep fly ball off hopes of winning the region of the state tournament looming tunity, as well as Bees General In 2014, Klauke was named the Angels that we are able to the bat of Tooele senior Trystin championship outright. in 10 days. Manager Marc Amicone for the Baseball Broadcaster of the share talent between our organi- Crofts, then made the throw to “Our defense wasn’t where “We’ll get back to the drawing allowing me to fill in for Terry,” Year by Ballpark Digest as well zations whether it is on the field first baseman Reannon Justice it needed to be,” Tooele board a little bit,” Nelson said. Klauke said. “I’m looking for- as Utah Sportscaster of the Year. or off the field.” to double up the Buffs’ Trista coach Melanie Nelson said. “They do know how to win ball- ward to catching up with some Klauke added “The Voice of the Klauke can be heard calling the Fackrell. “(Grantsville) capitalized on the games — it’s just working as one, former Bees that are now in the Wildcats” to his resume in 2015 action of Salt Lake Bees games A defensive miscue by the Buffs three mistakes that we made, so and we’ve got some time to work big leagues.” and now calls Weber State foot- on 1280 The Zone locally and ultimately led to the go-ahead props to them for being heads- through that.” The weekend series at Safeco ball and basketball games dur- will be heard on KLAA 830 AM run, as Justice led off the top up all the time and being one [email protected] Field will be Klauke’s first Major ing the Bees offseason. in Los Angeles during his stay League games since calling a pair “We couldn’t be happier for with the Angels. The Bees return of games for the Toronto Blue Steve,” Bees General Manager home from a four-game road Jays in 2004. Klauke has called Marc Amicone said. “We think trip on Friday, May 6 to start an 3,240 games for Salt Lake, start- he is one of the best broadcast- eight-game homestand against ing with the team’s first game ers in the business. It is a testa- the Reno Aces and Albuquerque on April 9, 1994, in Vancouver, ment to our relationship with Isotopes. 2 016 PREP WATER POLO MEDALISTS of ATHLETES the WEEK

SAMI OBLAD, STANSBURY Stansbury sophomore Sami Oblad placed sixth in the 200-meter dash at the Tiger Trials on Saturday with a time of 26.35 seconds, .37 seconds faster than the state-qualifying standard. She also took sixth overall in the 400 with a time of 59.19 seconds, 1.64 seconds better than the standard — it was the fi rst time she broke the one-minute mark in the event. Oblad has qualifi ed for the state championship meet in fi ve events, including the girls 4x100-meter relay, which also qualifi ed on Saturday.

DOMINIC SYLVESTRI, STANSBURY Stansbury midﬁ elder Dominic Sylvestri scored twice in the 5-1 win over Park City last Thursday, helping the Stallions clinch the Region 10 championship with the win on Senior Day. Silvestri is expected to play at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. The Stallions played Morgan in the ﬁ rst round of the Class 3A state tournament on Thursday, but the results wasn’t known as of press time.

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576 Hwy 138, Ste 400, Stansbury Park COURTESY OF TINA MILES (next to Soelbergs) Tooele’s water polo coach Sam Cox (wearing yellow) gives her team instruction during the 2016 Utah Summer Games in Cedar City on April 21-23. The team won the bronze at the competition.

the pitching wasn’t very good. It did, however, gain a lot of con- Stansbury was just one of those days — it fidence after one of their best Continued from page B1 happens. We didn’t do anything performances of the season. right.” “We still have room to ing on Sweat’s second RBI double Casper scored on a passed improve, but we just beat a real- of the afternoon. After Witkowski ball shortly after Thompson ly good team,” Taylor said. “This struck out Maizie Clark for the entered the game to make it 7-0. week is scary because we have first out of the inning, Casper hit The lead grew to 9-0 in the sixth, two big games, and you could a two-run single through the left thanks to Brayle Crosman’s solo go 0-2 or you could go 2-0. After side of the infield, extending the home run, followed by a double winning and playing the way we lead to 6-0. by Sandberg and an RBI single did, that’s definitely fuel.” Stansbury coach Bridget by Reannon Justice. The Stallions also were quick Clinton then replaced Witkowski Stansbury broke up the shut- to put Tuesday’s contest behind with junior Ashley Thompson. out bid in the top of the seventh them, instead choosing to look Witkowski was charged with on an RBI single by Thompson. ahead to Friday’s game against seven earned runs on nine hits Anjalee Batchelor added a two- a scrappy Union squad that has with two strikeouts and one run double later in the inning. given the region’s top teams all walk in 3 1/3 innings. Thompson Grantsville had little time they can handle. allowed two earned runs on five to celebrate the win, as the “We battled back at the end,” hits in 2 2/3 innings in relief. Cowboys faced a tough test Clinton said. “Obviously, the “We hadn’t had a game in 10 Wednesday afternoon against outcome wasn’t what we want- days, so that didn’t help,” Clinton Tooele with a share of the region ed, but it’s OK.” said. “We didn’t hit the ball (and) title on the line. The Cowboys [email protected] THURSDAY May 5, 2016 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C1

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halk up some outdoor shadow. Fill in the outlines with each letter with a new color, such playtime with your kids comical expressions on your faces as red. Continue with blue and Cwith one of the simplest and dashing wardrobes, including purple, or choose any color com- of art supplies, a bucket of chalk. silly shoes, a funny hat or a new bination that inspires you. Step out on a sidewalk or drive- hairdo. way, and discover all the pos- SIDEWALK-CHALK FAIR sibilities of the impermanent GIANT RAINBOW ABCs. Sidewalk-chalk murals bring canvas -- not only for artwork in Spell out a name or word with communities of all ages together cheery colors, but for games of supersize bubble letters. Fill in with the challenge of adorning an hopscotch that attract friends for the loops and spaces with con- outdoor concrete canvas. Try the healthy competition and exercise. SHADOW PORTRAITS trasting colors, then make it grow idea on your own block when you Here are more creative things On a sunny day, ask your child into a rainbow word. For example, have a get-together. Give partici- your family and friends can do to stand still, and then outline if you write your word in orange pants their own reserved space with standard sidewalk chalk: his shadow with a piece of chalk. chalk, fill in the spaces with yel- to create a self-portrait, scenic Ask him to do the same with your low. Now go around the outside of design, cartoon, poem, maze, etc.

FIZZY SIDEWALK CHALK Stir up an easy recipe of a sidewalk chalk “paint” that fizzes when kids spray it with vinegar. In a bowl with a spout, stir together a box of baking soda, 1/2 cup cornstarch and about a cup of hot water. Pour into unbreakable containers or sections of a muffin container. Stir in different colors of food coloring in different bowls/sections. Paint on the sidewalk with paintbrushes. Spritz the art with vinegar and watch it fizz. After play, wash away with a hose or bucket of water. Barbra Streisand • • • Donna Erickson’s award- espite a lot of nega- Midler won a Golden Globe winning series “Donna’s Day” is tive reviews and com- Award in 1993 for her TV ver- airing on public television nation- Dments, “Batman v sion. Bernadette Peters was a wide. To find more of her creative Superman: Dawn of Justice” hit in 2003, while Patti LaPone family recipes and activities, visit still has managed to gross won a Tony for her revival in www.donnasday.com and link to more than $800 million since 2008. the NEW Donna’s Day Facebook its opening. Warner Brothers is STX Chairman Adam fan page. Her latest book is apparently disappointed in the Fogelson said, “Its Barbra “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous way attendance fell off in the Streisand doing one more, if Funstuff for Families.” second week and fears it won’t not the last, movie musical of reach the $1 billion mark. We’ll her career.” © 2016 Donna Erickson cry for them. It didn’t stop • • • Distributed by King Features Synd. Warners from announcing that I talked with Frances Ben Affleck will stand alone in Davis, who was married to the next Batman flick. jazz great Miles Davis. The Five recent films have recently released film “Miles broken the top 100 gross- Ahead” follows their marriage ing films, and they are No. 66 from 1958 to 1968, with Don “Deadpool,” No. 58 “Batman v Cheadle playing Miles and Caffeine pills vs. coffee Superman,” No. 46 “Zootopia,” Emayatzy Corinealdi playing No. 40 “Spectre” and No. Frances. DEAR DR. ROACH: You advised who drink several cups of coffee (Grandfathered health plans are 3 “Star Wars: The Force “Before we were married an 81-year-old farmer who was a day seem to look askance at me plans that have been continued Awakens.” Seems the only way in 1957,” Frances revealed, drinking an energy drink several because I get my caffeine a pill. virtually unchanged since 2010. to make movie moneymakers “I was cast as a singer and times a week to “stick with cof- -- A.C. They are not required to comply is with special effects, anima- dancer in the original pro- fee” in order to avoid the added ANSWER: Some people drink with all aspects of ACA, so these tion and James Bond. duction of ‘West Side Story.’ sugar in the energy drink. What is coffee for the caffeine; some plans might not provide this ser- • • • I went to Actor’s Equity to your opinion of getting an equiv- people drink decaf to avoid the vice.) Looks like Barbra Streisand join and found there was alent amount of caffeine through caffeine; most people like both You also may be interested in finally will have her swan- already a Frances Taylor in the over-the-counter caffeine pills the taste and the caffeine effect. knowing that, in our area, the song musical now that STX union, so I used my middle instead of coffee? You are unusual in only wanting Department of Health clinic does 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL Entertainment has signed on name and became Elizabeth I am a 55-year-old woman, the caffeine effect. offer the shingles vaccine for 32803. Enclose a check or money to produce the reboot of the Taylor. That’s why on the pro- and except for being overweight, A 16-ounce cup of coffee at a fee of $5 for individuals over order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 musical “Gypsy,” with “Rain gram and cast album it lists I am in excellent health. I exer- a large chain contains 330 mg the age of 50 who do not have it Canada with the recipient’s print- Man” Oscar-winner Barry Elizabeth Taylor as a member cise daily, sleep well at night and of caffeine. I don’t see anything covered under a health plan. I ed name and address. Please Levinson directing. Though of the cast.” have no complaints whatsoever. wrong with taking caffeine pills am not aware if this is unique to allow four weeks for delivery. he hasn’t directed musicals In 1965 she happened to I get about six or seven hours of the way you are. However, some our area, or if it is a widespread before, “Gypsy” is story-driven meet Richard Burton, and he sleep a night, and am a naturally people won’t sleep well if taking provision. Dr. Roach regrets that he is with great music by Stephen insisted she visit the set of early riser. I do not drink either as much as you are. ANSWER: Thank you for writ- unable to answer individual let- Sondheim and lyrics by Jule “The Sandpiper.” Who would tea or coffee (don’t like the taste), • • • ing. Others wrote to me that ters, but will incorporate them in Styne. turn down Richard Burton? but I have found that if I take DEAR DR. ROACH: I read your their Department of Health paid the column whenever possible. The original Mama Rose When she got to the set she one half of a 200-mg caffeine pill column regarding the high cost for most or all of the cost. Some Readers may email questions to was Ethel Merman (1960), was introduced to his wife, immediately on arising, it does of the shingles vaccine. I am an said they could get the vaccine [email protected]. who lost her Tony Award bid Elizabeth Taylor, by Burton, wonders for my mood and pro- insurance agent who is often covered at a pharmacy but not at edu. To view and order health to Mary Martin, who won who said, “I want you to ductivity. On some days I take asked about coverage for the physician’s offices. pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall. for “The Sound of Music.” meet the chocolate Elizabeth a second pill in the early after- shingles vaccine. The Affordable Readers: Shingles questions com, or write to Good Health, Rosalind Russell played Mama Taylor!” As we all know, noon, and rarely, a third in the Care Act does include this under are among the most frequently 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL Rose in the 1962 film version, Elizabeth had a penchant for evening, though never later than preventive care for individuals asked. The booklet on the 32803. but didn’t do her own singing. chocolate! 6 p.m. 60 and over. Preventive care is shingles virus answers many of In 1975, Angela Lansbury won Is there anything wrong with covered at 100 percent for health them. Obtain a copy by writ- © 2016 North America Synd., Inc. a Tony for her Mama Rose, as © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. this? I’ve found that many people plans that are not grandfathered. ing: Dr. Donohue -- No. 1201W, All Rights Reserved did Tyne Daly in 1989. Bette

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forget how great he is. This lat- 3. Who has had the longest est effort has the 73-year-old tenure as the football coach playing Dick Kelly, a retiree who at the University of Iowa? drags his un-fun lawyer grand- 4. Golden State’s Stephen son (Zac Effron) on a wild ride Curry, in 2015, became the through Daytona Spring Break. fastest NBA player to 1,000 The result is like chugging an career 3-pointers made (369 oversoaked cocktail of drugs, games). Who had been the obscenities, sex and casual rac- fastest? DVDs reviewed in this column ism. 5. In 2015, Chicago’s Patrick are available in stores the week You can’t help but notice how Kane set an NHL record for of May 16, 2016. hard the movie tries to imi- most consecutive games tate more successful raunchy with a goal or assist by a PICKS OF THE WEEK comedies, especially by trying U.S.-born player (26 games). “The Witch” (R) -- In the to make room for some heavy- 1. When was the only time Who had held the mark? misty, muddy, superstitious days handed male bonding and senti- before 2015 that the 6. Toronto’s Sebastian of the early Puritan colonists, a ments about the nature of grow- Houston Astros started a Giovinco set a Major League family trying to make it on their ing up. De Niro doesn’t seem to season with a franchise Soccer record in 2015 for own is terrorized by an evil pres- be holding back -- he’s giving record of 31-19 after 50 most combined goals and ence lurking beyond the pines. this lowbrow-romp thing a real games? assists in a season (37). Who A pious father (Ralph Ineson) try -- but there’s an expectation 2. Two different Oakland had held the mark? takes his wife (Kate Dickie from that every f-bomb he drops is Athletics players each led 7. Who did Floyd Mayweather HBO’s “Game of Thrones”) and comedy gold. the A.L. in stolen bases Jr. face in the first and last children away from the pilgrim “A Perfect Day” (R) -- In the twice during the 1970s. fights of his undefeated community he feels has lost war-torn Balkans of 1995, a Name them. 49-bout boxing career? touch with the Lord. Settled on group of aid workers fight their their own remote piece of land, own smaller battle and trying to the adolescent daughter (Anya keep some semblance of sanity. Taylor-Joy) has a crisis of faith Over 24 hours, we watch foreign 1. Who were the musical trio while paranoia entangles the humanitarians Mambru, B and Dino, Desi and Billy? secluded family. Sophie (Benicio Del Toro, Tim Anya Taylor-Joy in “The Witch” 2. Name the group that It’s a slow, creepy build-up Robbins and Melanie Thiery) released the psychedelic set on a sturdy foundation of search the warzone for a length line in fleshing out its real-life line. rock song “Journey to the sickly gloom and rigid morals. of rope so they can fish a dead subjects. Armstrong overcame Center of the Mind.” The family isn’t just harassed by body out of a well before it con- cancer before returning to TV RELEASES 3. Who had a hit with “Song whatever baby-snatching malev- taminates the water. Getting cycling to smash records and “Black Butler: Book of Murder on the Radio,” and when? olent creature dwells in the by with gallow-rific humor, rack up wins at the Tour de OVA’s” 4. Which former Beatle wrote I to disagree? I travel the woods, but also doubt, suspicion the team encounters red tape, France. His amazing perfor- “IP Man Trilogy: Limited and released “Dark Horse”? world and the seven seas, and a frenzied desire to scourge tragedy, confusion, an old lover mance drew suspicions from all Edition Steelbook Boxset” 5. Name the song that con- Everybody’s looking for themselves of all sin. It perfectly and deadly landmines. It’s an over, including journalist David “Orange Is The New Black: tains this lyric: “Who am something.” captures the sense of being lost intriguing look at a different Walsh (Chris O’Dowd), who dog- Season 3” in the woods and outmatched side of war, more focused on the gedly investigated allegations “Masterpiece: Mr. Selfridge -- by things you can’t see. bullet-holes left behind than the of drug use and blood doping Season 4” QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW “Dirty Grandpa” (R) -- Robert battles. while the rising Armstrong “Xena: Warrior Princess -- The De Niro doesn’t just acceler- “The Program” (R) -- This categorically denied them. The Complete Series” ate the decline of his career, he drama about cycling superstar movie hits the main points of “The Facts Of Life: The Final stomps on the pedal and awk- Lance Armstrong (Ben Foster) Armstrong’s career, but misses Season” wardly bellows expletives in a makes the right moves in cast- out on making him (or anyone Good Housekeeping mad dash to make audiences ing, but doesn’t make it over the else) more human than a head- © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. Strawberry Icebox Cake Buddy Blood Berries, chocolate and cream make for a memorable end to Sunday dinner. 1 1/2 pints strawberries Check 22 and guts 1 1/2 cups heavy or whipping cream 3 tablespoons confectioners’ sugar very day, 22 veterans com- pparently it is now neces- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract mit suicide. for their help in contacting a sary to talk about Curt ago. Many people would be hard 2 tablespoons strawberry preserves E Let’s parse that state- veteran to check in. Send out a ASchilling. 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If things don’t sound reiterate that: Without a doubt, putting names on streets (how another bowl; cover and refrigerate. track, and it’s suspected it might right, or if you think you’re being a Hall of Fame pitcher. Schilling many people in Chicago know 3. With rubber spatula, gently fold sliced strawberries and pre- be low. One man, however, has lied to, call in reinforcements in was certainly a guy you wanted that Cermak was an assassinated serves into remaining whipped cream. stepped forward to try to bring the family and let them know of on your team, certainly a guy mayor?), airports (LaGuardia? 4. On 1 side of each of 6 cookies, spread about 1 heaping table- that number down. your concern. you wanted to take the ball Also a mayor.) and currency. spoon strawberry cream. Stack cookies on top of one another. Top Former Marine reservist Zach * Don’t leave out your female every four or five days. He was Really the only other place we stack with a plain cookie. Ziegel was equally stunned by friends in either enlisting them a power pitcher and he was a revisit and venerate anybody 5. Repeat stacking cookies with strawberry cream until all cookies the suicide rate, which is twice to participate or calling to check control pitcher, but more than outside of a church is in our and cream are used, making 5 stacks of 7 cookies each. that of the civilian population. in. The suicide rate for women anything he was a gamer. sports cathedrals and record 6. Turn each stack on its side. Place stacks, one behind the other, Buddy Check 22 was born. He veterans is a whopping six times The game I most remember books. with rounded edges touching, to form a log on platter. designated the 22nd day of the civilian rate. -- and to me, the second great- Curt Schilling was my favorite 7. Frost log with reserved whipped cream; cover and refrigerate each month to call at least one * If you’re part of a veterans est exhibition of sport and ath- baseball analyst. 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If memory locker rooms growing up, and in your contact list and ask © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. serves, he actually told reporters while I always espouse the con- before the game that “aura” and cept of free speech, Schilling’s “mystique” were stripper names, case proves once again that free and he didn’t believe in that, speech does in fact come with or in a curse, because he was a cost. Where are Medicare Christian. Schilling had guts when he But times have changed, and played, he bled on the mound, maybe we shouldn’t be surprised but being a baseball analyst that an athlete like Schilling simply was not enough for him. hospital ratings? seems mired in the past. He Clearly, he was never ready for wouldn’t be the first athlete to the bloodthirsty crowd that sim- f you had been hoping to go do so ... that’s why they call old ply didn’t want to hear what he to the Centers for Medicare memories “glory days.” was saying anymore. 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Livestock Tooele City Parks and ACTIVITY SPECIALIST II 818 Clifford Drive, Tooele Recreation Department DIVISION OF AGING Beautiful family home with 6 bedrooms, Miscellaneous provides our community SPRING PASTURE and with numerous parks and STARTING SALARY: $12.41 PER HOUR 1 sports fi elds, the Leigh 3 /2 baths, remodeled kitchen, wood floors, ARE YOU looking for show lambs docked, STATUS: THREE QT.-TIME W/ BENEFITS and had shots. Great Pratt Aquatic Center, the CLOSING DATE: MAY 9, 2016 @ 5:00 PM high quality appliances, theater room, dining ways to support your & Oquirrh Hills Museum, the Railroad your family!s health selection, your choice. Museums, several community events and celebrations, non- The Opportunity room, living room/den, new furnace and naturally? Would you $150.00ea, call Garth traditional youth and family programs, and a local cemetery. The Activity Specialist plans, organizes, air conditioner with wi-fi thermostat, 2-gas like to know the bene- 435-837-2246 or We take pride enhancing the community and the lives of the implements, and evaluates a variety of activities fits and uses of natural 435-830-2309. people we serve. for older adults in the Senior Centers. Examples fireplaces, new custom built shed. Over 3400 oils? If you would like to We need a new team member who is enthusiastic about the of activities may include arts, crafts, sports, sq. ft. A must see! $324,900 speak to me or to host Sporting services we offer, who has exceptional clerical skills, and music, seminars, workshops, and trips. Works a class, call or text Goods who is great with the public. Duties are primarily relating independently to plan, organize, and implement (435)840-4175 after to the administrative affairs of the department and typically engaging and purposeful activities for seniors 3pm, or logon to my include, but are not limited to: SELLING YOUR moun- using creativity. Utilizes good decision making website at www.mydot- • Opening and closing offi ce, answering phones, and 435-882-6202 tain bike? Advertise it in and problem solving skills to coordinate events erra.com/chrisevans2 providing information to the public; for all levels of physical and social needs of the classifieds. Call • Performing a variety of secretarial duties such as fi ling, DIAMONDS don't pay 882-0050 www.tooele mass mailings, e-mail correspondence, writing letters seniors. Sets up the areas for activities. Aids retail! Large selection, transcript.com and preparing other documents, designing and updating in transport of participants, volunteers and high quality. Bridal sets, forms and marketing materials, completing data input other coordinating bodies to and from the and running reports, and updating department policies activity. Actively participates in the activities wedding bands. Every- HELP WANTED and procedure documents; with the clients. Trains participants, volunteers, thing wholesale! Rocky Help Wanted • Utilizing computer software to maintain an electronic and event leaders, as well as networks with Mtn. Diamond Co. scheduling and reservation system with Internet inter- community groups and agencies. Utilizes S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 face; various marketing strategies to promote the GROUNDS POSITION 30 PEOPLE WANTED to • Processing invoices for payment, maintaining spread- SELL YOUR computer in lose weight and make senior activities including flyers, posters, and Grounds Position Qualifications sheets, and reconciling cash reports; the classifieds. Call money 801-373-9098 social media. Assists the Senior Center Lead · Operate Lawn Mowers, Weed Eaters, Sprayers, etc. • Issuing and maintaining inventory of keys to various 882-0050 or visit buildings and facilities including reviewing and obtaining Worker to ensure the Senior Center is staffed · Experience with Sprinkler Systems www.tooeletranscript. SELL YOUR computer signed contracts, collecting and returning deposits, and by answering phones, greeting the public, daily · General Grounds Maintenance Skills com in the classifieds. Call coordinating scheduling; deposits, and other activities as needed. · Ability to interact well with customers and fellow employees 882-0050 or visit • Assisting with advertising and marketing efforts including BECOME A SUB- · 2+ years’ experience www.tooeletranscript. creating advertisements, brochures, fl iers, forms, signs, Minimum Qualifications: SCRIBER. 882-0050 and passes using desktop publishing software, and Requirements/Info: com • High School diploma coordinating with printers as needed; And · Lifting requirements at least 80 lb. • Works with City Webmaster to update information for the • (5) years of experience of general responsible · Ability to work as part of a team department on the City website; and, work, preferably in public service setting · May be required to work extended hours, weekends and holidays • As needed, assists the department with special events FULL-TIME and activities such as decorating for holidays, assisting and 1 year experience working with senior · Must be able to work in heat and cold populations · Maintain a professional appearance with planting small vegetation, setting up tables and chairs, moving materials, running errands, or represent- • Preference given to anyone with a teaching · Use appropriate language POSITION ing the department as assigned. experience · Salary based upon experience • We are seeking applicants with a high school diploma · All jobs are FT Seasonal (additional education is a plus) and at least 2 years of Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: · Location: Grantsville, UT experience performing diverse administrative tasks in an Considerable knowledge of the aging process, Pressroom Help offi ce environment. Strong knowledge of Word, Outlook, needs and problems of older adults and various Transcript Bulletin Publishing is currently e-mail, database administration, and Excel is required. methods and techniques to assist them. Ability Working knowledge of Publisher or other desktop accepting applications for a full time to multi-task, to prioritize duties and manage TICKET OFFICE ASSISTANT publishing software is a plus. Exceptional organization time effectively. Knowledge of modern Responsibilities: Responsible for serving the general public by selling event- pressroom helper. Duties will include: and communication skills are required. We are seeking business office practices. Skill in the operation related tickets. Responsible for cash management and compliance. Operates a Stacking & bundling newspapers, working a “can do attitude” with enthusiasm for the services we of personal computers and modern workplace cash register and/or credit-card equipment. Responsible for customer service provide. Reliable and predictable attendance is required on the inserter line, cleaning the press and Monday-Friday 8 -5 with occasional evening, holiday, or software (Word, spreadsheets, databases). and general area cleaning. Supports marketing and promotional projects for various other duties in the pressroom. No weekends as needed. This category involves frequent lifting of ticketed events. Supports event site ticket sales as needed. Sells and processes experience necessary. Must be at least 18 25-50 pounds with occasional lifting of up to ticket orders via mail, telephone, Internet and over the counter. Distributes years of age with a high school diploma Grade 6; Minimum is $11.75/hr. with a raise to minimum 100 pounds or more. This is often combined literature to patrons and answers questions in response to inquiries about or equivalent. Heavy lifting required. All of $12.36 anticipated with the July budget increase. This with standing, bending, twisting, or working shows and events. Assists with closing of the ticket office, including preparation position includes a comprehensive benefi t package. A copy benefits included. on irregular surfaces or at heights above the of cash banks and garage rentals. Other office administration and phone duties of the complete job description is available from the human resource offi ce. ground. Must obtain a valid Utah State Driver’s as assigned. License. Special qualifications: Works independently as well as in a team environment; TO APPLY possesses good analytical, interpersonal and customer-service skills; knowledge For a complete job description or an on-line application of and/or interest in the facility’s events and programming; possesses excellent Submit a cover letter explaining your interest and quali cations please visit http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html public relations and communication skills; able to work accurately with attention along with a Tooele City Application for Employment to the Applications must be submitted to to detail in a high-volume sales environment. Tooele City Human Resource O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, Send resume to [email protected] 84074 by 5:00 p.m. on May 12, 2016. Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 Full-time seasonal position. No benefits. Hours vary – some weekends or apply in person at 58 N. Main St., Tooele. Applications may be obtained from our website or from City Hall. 47 South Main Street, Tooele required. Pay DOE. Email Resume to [email protected] Transcript Bulletin is a drug free environment. Pre-employment drug screening and background check required. Or email application and resume to Drivers licence required. www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer [email protected] EEO Employer NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money of the United NOTICE TO WATER States of America at the USERS! time of sale, at the main The! application(s) below entrance of the Tooele requesting an EXTEN- County Courthouse, SION OF TIME WITHIN a/k/a the Third Judicial WHICH TO SUBMIT District Court, 74 South PROOF OF BENEFI- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, CIAL USE have been on Thursday, June 9, filed with! the! Division! 2016, at the hour of 9:30 of! Water Rights.! It! is a.m. of that day for the represented that addi- purpose of foreclosing a tional time is needed to deed of trust originally place the water to bene- executed by Jedediah O. ficial use in Tooele Hansen and Heather P. County. These are infor- Hansen aka Heather mal proceedings per Rae Hansen, in favor of Rule R655-6-2. Protests! HeritageWest Federal concerning! an! applica- Credit Union, covering tion! must! be legibly real property located at written or typed, contain approximately 750 West the name and mailing! McKeller, Tooele, Tooele address of! the! protest- County, Utah, and more ing! party,! STATE! THE particularly described as: APPLICATION! NUM- BEGINNING AT A BER! PROTESTED,! POINT BELIEVED TO CITE! REASONS FOR BE THE HISTORICAL THE PROTEST, and SOUTH QUARTER REQUEST A HEARING, CORNER, AS DIS- if desired.! Also, A $15 CLOSED BY VARIOUS FEE MUST BE IN- INSTRUMENTS OF RE- CLUDED FOR! EACH! CORD AND SOUTH APPLICATION PRO- 83˚49'57" WEST 47.36 TESTED.! Protests! FEET TO A POINT BE- must be filed with the Di- ING MARKED WITH A vision of Water Rights, MONUMENT AS THE PO Box 146300, Salt SOUTH QUARTER Lake City, UT CORNER OF THE IN- 84114-6300, or by! DEPENDENT RESUR- hand! delivery! to! a! Di- VEY MONUMENT OF vision office during nor- SECTION 20, TOWN- mal business hours ON SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE OR BEFORE!JUNE 1, 4 WEST, SALT LAKE 2016. Please ! BASE AND MERIDIAN visit!http://waterrights.uta AND NORTH 00˚06'03" h . g o v ! o r ! WEST ALONG THE call!!(801)-538-7240! for QUARTER SECTION additional information. LINE 1988.81 FEET NEW APPLICATION(S) AND SOUTH 87˚17'44" 15-5332 (A80584): E EAST ALONG THE Howard Arthur, Adam NORTHERN RIGHT OF and Karen Cleveland WAY OF MCKELLAR propose(s) using 4.73 STREET 671.73 FEET ac-ft. from groundwater FROM THE INDE- (Rush Valley) for IRRI- PENDENT RESURVEY GATION; STOCKWA- MONUMENT OF THE TERING; DOMESTIC. SOUTH QUARTER CHANGE APPLICA- CORNER OF SECTION TION(S) 20, TOWNSHIP 3 15-1380(a41498): John SOUTH, RANGE 4 Legge of Red Sky Devel- WEST, SALT LAKE opment propose(s) using BASE AND MERIDIAN; 6.25 ac-ft. from ground- THENCE NORTH water (Grantsville) for 0˚11'18" EAST 345.00 IRRIGATION; STOCK- FEET; THENCE SOUTH WATERING. 87˚17'44" EAST 127.11 15-4112(a41541): Jo- FEET; THENCE SOUTH seph S. and B. Carol 01˚11'18" WEST 345.00 Paulick Revocable Living FEET ALONG THE Trusts propose(s) using PROPERTY ALONG 50.574 ac-ft. from WEST BOUNDARY OF groundwater (Vernon, GLASER SUBDIVISION, UT) for IRRIGATION. CONVEYED TO KIM D. 15-4044(a41544): Doyle GLASER IN WAR- W. and Diana L. Garrard RANTY DEED OF JUNE propose(s) using 1.0 14, 1988 AS ENTRY ac-ft. from groundwater NO. 17827 IN BOOK (Lake Point) for IRRIGA- 271 AT PAGE 332 TO TION; DOMESTIC. THE NORTH RIGHT OF 15-5314(a41391): WAY OF MCKELLAR Tooele City Water Spe- STREET; THENCE cial Service District, Zi- NORTH 87˚17'44" ons Farm, L.C. WEST ALONG AFORE- propose(s) using!107.0 MENTIONED RIGHT OF ac-ft. from groundwater WAY, 127.11 FEET TO (Tooele City) for MU- THE POINT OF BEGIN- NICIPAL: In Tooele City NING. 02-002-0-0046 Water Special Service The current beneficiary Dist. of the trust deed is Heri- 15-4250(a41403): Rulon tageWest Credit Union, J. and Paula Harper pro- a division of Chartway pose(s) using 119.6 Federal Credit Union, ac-ft. from groundwater and the record owner of (North of Stockton) for the property as of the re- INDUSTRIAL: Sand and cording of the notice of gravel washing. default is Jedediah O. 15-1142(a41416): Hansen and Heather Duane Jordan, Duane C. Rae Hansen. The trus- Jordan propose(s) using tee's sale of the aforede- 3.88 ac-ft. from ground- scribed real property will water (Grantsville) for be made without war- IRRIGATION. ranty as to title, posses- 16-900(a41430): Mike sion, or encumbrances. Mitchell propose(s) using Bidders must be pre- 406.05 ac-ft. from the pared to tender a cash- Underground Wells (3) ier's check in the amount and Willow Canyon of $20,000.00 at the Stream (20 miles N of sale. The balance of the Wendover) for IRRIGA- purchase price must be TION; STOCKWATER- paid by cashier's check ING; DOMESTIC. or wire transfer received NONUSE by 12:00 noon the fol- 15-5315 (A34492): lowing business day. Sherrie A. Martell is/are PUBLIC NOTICE The trustee reserves the seeking Nonuse period Lifeline Assistance - right to void the effect of for 0.09727 cfs. from Who qualifies? the trustee's sale after groundwater (Erda) for Low-income telephone the sale based upon in- IRRIGATION; STOCK- assistance is available to NOTICE OF TRUS- formation unknown to WATERING. qualifying low-income TEE'S SALE the trustee at the time of EXTENSION(S) Beehive Telephone cus- The following described the sale, such as a bank- 15-2972 (A58520):! tomers through the “Life- real property will be sold ruptcy filing, a loan rein- SEP-Stockton L.L.C. line” and “Link-up” fed- at public auction to the statement, or an agree- is/are filing an extension eral telephone assis- highest bidder, purchase ment between the trustor for 2.455 cfs or 594.672 tance programs. price payable in lawful and beneficiary to post- ac-ft from groundwater Lifeline provides quali- money of the United pone or cancel the sale. (5 miles west of Stock- fied customers with a States of America at the If so voided, the only re- ton) for IRRIGATION; monthly reduction on time of sale, at the main course of the highest STOCKWATERING; their telephone bill. entrance of the Tooele bidder is to receive a full DOMESTIC. Link-up assists in paying THURSDAY May 5, 2016 County Courthouse, refund of the money paid 15-4285 (A73830): Jay for the installation of ba- a/k/a the ThirdTOOELE Judicial to TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN the trustee. THIS IS and Charlene McAllister, sic telephone serviceC7 by District Court, 74 South AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Norval E. and Kathryn R. reducing connection 100 East, Tooele, Utah, LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Dilley Trustees of the charges by 50% or $30, Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices onPublic Thursday, Notices June 9, FORMATIONPublic Notices OB- DilleyPublic Family Notices Trust dated Public Notices Public Notices whicheverPublic is Notices less. Meetings Meetings 2016, Trusteesat the hour of 9:30 TAINEDTrustees WILL BE USED 4/22/86Water is/are User filing an Miscellaneous Miscellaneous BeehiveMiscellaneous Telephone cus- a.m. of that day for the FOR THAT PURPOSE. extension for 4.59 ac-ft. tomers who participate in 68AF OF water for sale, NOTICE AND AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE purpose of foreclosing a DATED this 28th day of from groundwater (Faust INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID at least one of the follow- call (385)985-7332 NOTICE IS HEREBY THE BEEHIVE TELE- deed of trust originally April, 2016 Area) for IRRIGATION; Tooele City Tooele City 90 North ing programs are eligible GIVEN THAT THE PHONE COMPANIES, executed by Jedediah O. Marlon L. Bates, suc- STOCKWATERING; 90 North Main Tooele Main Tooele City, Utah! for telephone assistance: FOR SALE one Settle- TOOELE COUNTY In accordance with Fed- Hansen and Heather P. cessor trustee DOMESTIC. City, Utah! 84074 84074 Medicaid, Food Stamps, ment Canyon water BOARD OF HEALTH eral civil rights law and Hansen aka Heather Scalley Reading Bates 15-5323 (A58520d): Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given Supplemental Security share $3000. Call WILL HOLD A REGU- U.S. Department of Agri- Rae Hansen, in favor of Hansen & Rasmussen, SEP-Stockton L.L.C. that Tooele City Corpo- that TOOELE CITY Income (SSI), Federal 435-830-0718 after LAR MEETING ON culture (USDA) civil HeritageWest Federal P.C. 15 West South is/are filing an extension ration (OWNER) will ac- CORPORATION will ac- Housing Assistance, Ne- 5:00pm. THURSDAY MAY 12, rights regulations and Credit Union, covering Temple, Ste. 600 Salt for 1.5295 cfs or 425.328 cept bids for construction cept bids for the 2016 vada Energy Assistance WANTED TO lease, up 2016, 7:00 P.M. AT 920 policies, the USDA, its real property located at Lake City, Utah 84101 ac-ft. from groundwater of the 2016 Water Im- Roadway Improvement Program (EAP), Tempo- to 10 Grantsville irriga- E. WENDOVER BLVD., Agencies, offices, and approximately 750 West Telephone: (801) (5 miles west of Stock- provement Project, ac- project, described in rary Assistance to Needy tion B shares $. call WENDOVER, UTAH employees, and institu- McKeller, Tooele, Tooele 531-7870 ton) for IRRIGATION; cording to Drawings and general below as three F amilies Program Seth 435-849-4721. 1. Welcome, Approve tions participating in or County, Utah, and more Business Hours: 9:00 STOCKWATERING; Specifications prepared separate bid schedules: (TANF), National School March 2016 Minutes administering USDA pro- particularly described as: a.m. to 5:00 p.m. DOMESTIC. by Paul Hansen Associ- A. Rotomill and overlay Lunch Program (NSL). 2. Health Officer!s Re- grams are prohibited BEGINNING AT A Trustee No. 44081-144 15-4278 (A73757): An- ates, and described in o f approximately Beehive Telephone cus- Commercial port from discriminating POINT BELIEVED TO (Published in the Tran- thony J. and Angie A. general as: 400,000 square feet of tomers who do not par- Property 3. Board Training for based on race, color, na- BE THE HISTORICAL script Bulletin May 5, 12 Osbahr is/are filing an Work of this Construc- existing roadway. ticipate in one of the Open Meetings tional origin, religion, SOUTH QUARTER & 19, 2015) extension for 4.73 ac-ft. tion Contract comprises B. Reconstruction of ap- above programs are eli- TOOELE COMMERCIAL 4. Community Services sex, gender identity (in- CORNER, AS DIS- from groundwater (Rush the construction of approximately 57,000 gible if their income is at Property for lease 15 S Update cluding gender expres- CLOSED BY VARIOUS Valley) for IRRIGATION; proximately 5,850 linear square feet of existing or below 135% of the Main St. 3,500 sq ft. 5. Environmental Health sion), sexual orientation, INSTRUMENTS OF RE- Public Notices STOCKWATERING; feet of replacement 8" roadway Federal Poverty Guide- Move-in special/incen- Update disability, age, marital CORD AND SOUTH Water User DOMESTIC. and 12" diameter water- C. Type II Slurry seal of lines. tive discount for quali- 6. Adopt Proposed Fee status, family/parental 83˚49'57" WEST 47.36 18-547 (A61303): USA line, along with the re- approximately 2,850,000 For more information fied tenant call and Criteria for Seasonal status, income derived FEET TO A POINT BE- Deadline for public no- Bureau of Land Manage- placement of existing square feet of existing p l e a s e c a l l 801-403-3955 Food Service Permits from a public assistance ING MARKED WITH A tices is 4 p.m. the day ment is/are filing an ex- water service laterals roadway. 1-800-629-9993. 7. Board Member Com- program, political beliefs, MONUMENT AS THE prior to publication. tension for 0.1 cfs. from and hydrants; the furnish Separate sealed bids will (Published in the Tran- ments / Concerns or reprisal or retaliation SOUTH QUARTER Public notices submit- the Annette Spring (5 and installation of a new be received by the script Bulletin May 5 & Public Notices 8. Adjourn for prior civil rights activ- CORNER OF THE IN- ted past the deadline miles West of Callao) for 6" reduced pressure OWNER in Room 227, 10, 2016) Meetings JEFF R. COOMBS, ity, in any program or ac- DEPENDENT RESUR- will not be accepted. STOCKWATERING; principle (RP) valve sta- of the Tooele City Mu- SUMMONS FOR PUB- Health Officer tivity conducted or VEY MONUMENT OF UPAXLP WILDLIFE: Incidental tion; and the furnish and nicipal Offices located at LICATION Deadline for public no- If you desire special ac- funded by USDA (not all SECTION 20, TOWN- wildlife watering. installation of two new 8" 90 North Main, Tooele, IN THE THIRD JUDI- tices is 4 p.m. the day commodation under the bases apply to all pro- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE NOTICE TO WATER 15-2654(a14798): USA check valve vaults, me- Utah! 84074! until 2:00 CIAL DISTRICT COURT prior to publication. Americans With Disabili- grams). Remedies and 4 WEST, SALT LAKE USERS! Bureau of Land Manage- ter vaults, piping and re- PM on May 10, 2016, OF TOOELE COUNTY, Public notices submit- ties Act, please contact complaint filing dead- BASE AND MERIDIAN The! application(s) below ment is/are filing an ex- lated appurtenances on and then at said office STATE OF UTAH ted past the deadline Ericka Jordt, (435) lines vary by program or AND NORTH 00˚06'03" requesting an EXTEN- tension for 0.067 cfs. the culinary water sys- publicly opened and Tooele County Court- will not be accepted. 277-2460 within three incident. WEST ALONG THE SION OF TIME WITHIN from an Underground tem. read aloud. house, 74 South 100 UPAXLP working days prior to this Persons with disabilities QUARTER SECTION WHICH TO SUBMIT Water Well (North of Separate sealed bids will CONTRACT DOCU- East, Suite 14, Tooele, meeting. who require alternative LINE 1988.81 FEET PROOF OF BENEFI- Vernon) for STOCKWA- be received by the MENTS may be ob- BOARD OF EDUCA- UT 84074 One or more Board means of communication AND SOUTH 87˚17'44" CIAL USE have been TERING; DOMESTIC; OWNER in Room 227, tained on or after April TION MEETING Liliana Lomeli, Peti- Members may partici- for program information EAST ALONG THE filed with! the! Division! OTHER: Incidental wild- of the Tooele City Mu- 25, 2016, in Room 108 tioner, vs. Oscar Erne- Tuesday, May 10, 2016 pate in this meeting tele- (e.g., Braille, large print, NORTHERN RIGHT OF of! Water Rights.! It! is life and fire fighting. nicipal Offices located at of the Tooele City Mu- sto Marenco, Respon- Tooele County School phonically. audiotape, American WAY OF MCKELLAR represented that addi- 17-187 (A59766): Knight 90 North Main, Tooele, nicipal Offices upon pay- dent. District 92 South Lode- (Published in the Tran- Sign Language, etc.) STREET 671.73 FEET tional time is needed to Land & Livestock LLC Utah! 84074! until 2:00 ment of a non-refund- Case No. 164300161 stone Way script Bulletin May 5 & should contact the re- FROM THE INDE- place the water to bene- is/are filing an extension p.m. on Thursday May able payment of $25.00 THE STATE OF UTAH Tooele, Utah 10, 2016) sponsible Agency or PENDENT RESURVEY ficial use in Tooele for 3.5 cfs. from the Pass 19, 2016, and then at for each set.! Checks TO: Oscar Ernesto Mar- 1. Executive Session, USDA's TARGET Center MONUMENT OF THE County. These are infor- Creek & Dry Creek (7 Mi said office publicly should be made payable enco You are sum- 6:00 p.m. (Closed to the at (202) 720-2600 (voice SOUTH QUARTER mal proceedings per S of Ibapah) for IRRIGA- opened and read aloud. to TOOELE CITY COR- NOTICE OF PUBLIC moned and required to Public) and TTY) or contact CORNER OF SECTION Rule R655-6-2. Protests! TION; STOCKWATER- CONTRACT DOCU- PORATION. HEARING file an ANSWER in writ- 1.1 Personnel / Negotia- USDA through the Fed- 20, TOWNSHIP 3 concerning! an! applica- ING; HYDRO-POWER MENTS may be ob- Bid security in the ing to the VERIFIED tions / Property / Litiga- Amended 2016 Budget eral Relay Service at SOUTH, RANGE 4 tion! must! be legibly Kent L. Jones, P.E. tained on or after May 3, amount of 5% of the PARENTAGE PETITION tion PUBLIC NOTICE IS (800) 877-8339. Addi- WEST, SALT LAKE written or typed, contain STATE ENGINEER 2016, in Room 108 of base bid will be required in this case. Within 21 2. Business Meeting, HEREBY GIVEN that the tionally, program infor- BASE AND MERIDIAN; the name and mailing! (Published in the Tran- the Tooele City Munici- to accompany bids. days afte service of this 7:00 p.m. (Start of Public Board of Trustees of the mation may be made THENCE NORT H address of! the! protest- script Bulletin May 5 & pal Offices upon pay- Prospective BIDDERS SUMMONS if you are Meeting) Stansbury Service available in languages 0˚11'18" EAST 345.00 ing! party,! STATE! THE 12, 2016) ment of a non-refund- are encouraged to at- served in the State of 2.1 Welcome and Roll Agency of Tooele other than English. FEET; THENCE SOUTH APPLICATION! NUM- able payment of $25.00 tend a pre-bid confer- Utah, or within 30 days if Call County, Utah, shall con- To file a program dis- 87˚17'44" EAST 127.11 BER! PROTESTED,! for each set.! Checks ence which will be held you are served outside 2.2 Pledge of Allegiance vene a Public Hearing crimination complaint, FEET; THENCE SOUTH CITE! REASONS FOR Public Notices should be made payable in Room 224, of the the State of Utah, you 3. Recognition / Good on Wednesday, May complete the USDA Pro- 01˚11'18" WEST 345.00 THE PROTEST, and Miscellaneous to TOOELE CITY COR- Tooele City Municipal must file your written an- News 11th, 2016, at the hour gram Discrimination FEET ALONG THE REQUEST A HEARING, PORATION. Offices located at 90 swer with the clerk of the 3.1 District Recognition of 7:00 p.m., at the C omplaint Form , PROPERTY ALONG if desired.! Also, A $15 Deadline for public no- Bid security in the North Main, Tooele, court at Tooele County for the Month of May - Stansbury Park Club- AD-3027, found online at WEST BOUNDARY OF FEE MUST BE IN- tices is 4 p.m. the day amount of 5% of the Utah at 11:00 AM on Courthouse, 74 South Vernon Elementary house, 1 Country Club, www.ascr.usda.gov/com GLASER SUBDIVISION, CLUDED FOR! EACH! prior to publication. base bid will be required May 3, 2016.! !The ob- 100 East, Suite 14, School Stansbury Park, Utah, to plaint_filing_cust.html CONVEYED TO KIM D. APPLICATION PRO- Public notices submit- to accompany bids. ject of the conference is Tooele, UT 84074 and 3.2 Prosperity 2020 consider and take public and at any USDA office GLASER IN WAR- TESTED.! Protests! ted past the deadline Prospective BIDDERS to acquaint BIDDERs you must mail or deliver 4. Consider Adoption of comment on the Amend- or write a letter ad- RANTY DEED OF JUNE must be filed with the Di- will not be accepted. are encouraged to at- with the site conditions, a copy to Liliana Lomeli a Resolution Providing ing of the 2016 Budget. dressed to USDA and 14, 1988 AS ENTRY vision of Water Rights, UPAXLP tend a pre-bid confer- specifications, and to an- at 806 N 60 W, Tooele, for the Issuance of Gen- STANSBURY SERVICE provide in the letter all of NO. 17827 IN BOOK PO Box 146300, Salt ence which will be held swer any questions UT 84074. If you fail to eral Obligation Bonds; AGENCY OF TOOELE the information re- 271 AT PAGE 332 TO L ake City, UT SUMMONS in Room 224, of the which BIDDERs may do so, judgment by de- and Related Matters COUNTY. quested in the form. To THE NORTH RIGHT OF 84114-6300, or by! IN THE THIRD DIS- Tooele City Municipal have concerning the pro- fault will be taken 4.1 Consider Adoption of (Published in the Tran- request a copy of the WAY OF MCKELLAR hand! delivery! to! a! Di- TRICT COURT OF Offices at! 2:00 p.m. on ject. against you for the relief a Resolution Providing script Bulletin May 3 & 5, complaint form, call STREET; THENCE vision office during nor- TOOELE COUNTY Thursday May 12, 2016 All communication rela- demanded in the VERI- for the Issuance of Gen- 2016) (866) 632-9992. Submit NORTH 87˚17'44 " mal business hours ON STATE OF UTAH The object of the confer- tive to the Project shall FIED PARENTAGE PE- eral Obligation Bonds; your completed form or WEST ALONG AFORE- OR BEFORE!JUNE 1, CHARTWAY FEDERAL ence is to acquaint BID- be directed to the Engi- TITION. The VERIFIED and Related Matters. letter to USDA by: (1) MENTIONED RIGHT OF 2 016. Please ! CREDIT UNION DERs with the site con- neer prior to the opening PUBLIC NOTICE PARENTAGE PETITION 5. Interviews for District mail: U.S. Department of WAY, 127.11 FEET TO visit!http://waterrights.uta dba HERITAGEWEST ditions, specifications, of bids at: THE RUSH VALLEY is on file with the clerk of 5 Interim Board Member Agriculture, Office of the THE POINT OF BEGIN- h . g o v ! o r ! CREDIT UNION Plaintiff, and to answer any ques- TOOELE CITY CORPO- TOWN PLANNING the court. READ THESE Seat Assistant Secretary for NING. 02-002-0-0046 call!!(801)-538-7240! for vs. tions which BIDDERs RATION 90 North Main COMMISSION WILL PAPERS CAREFULLY. 5.1 Interviews for District Civil Rights, 1400 Inde- The current beneficiary additional information. ANNA MARIE LEIGH, may have concerning Tooele, Utah 84074 HOLD A REGULAR These papers mean that 5 Interim Board Member pendence Avenue, SW, of the trust deed is Heri- NEW APPLICATION(S) XXX-XX-0951, an the project. T elephone: (435) M E E T I N G O N you are being sued. Seat W ashington, D.C. tageWest Credit Union, 15-5332 (A80584): E individual Defendant. All communication rela- 843-2130 WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, (Citacion traducido de 6. Open Forum 20250-9410; (2) fax: a division of Chartway Howard Arthur, Adam Civil No. 160300558 tive to the Project shall Paul Hansen P.E., City 2016 ingles) 6.1 Patron Comments (202) 690-7442; or (3) Federal Credit Union, and Karen Cleveland J udge ROBERT be directed to the Engi- Engineer 7:00 PM AT THE RUSH EL ESTADO DE UTAH 7. Consent Items email: and the record owner of propose(s) using 4.73 ADKINS neer prior to the opening email: VALLEY TOWN HALL A: Oscar Ernesto Mar- 7.1 Minutes [email protected] the property as of the reac-ft. from groundwater THE STATE OF UTAH of bids at: [email protected] 52 SOUTH PARK enco, Por este medio se 7.2 Expenditure Report ov cording of the notice of (Rush Valley) for IRRI- T O TH E TOOELE CITY CORPO- The OWNER reserves STREET le cita y se le exige inter- 7.3 Revenue Report USDA is an equal oppor- default is Jedediah O. GATION; STOCKWA- ABOVE-NAMED DE- RATION the right to reject any or RUSH VALLEY, UTAH poner una ANSWER (re- 7.4 Disbursements Re- tunity provider, em- Hansen and Heather TERING; DOMESTIC. FENDANT: 90 North Main Tooele, all bids; or to accept or AGENDA IS AS FOL- spuesta) escrita en in- port ployer, and lender. Rae Hansen. The trus- CHANGE APPLICA- You are hereby sum- Utah 84074 Telephone: reject the whole or any LOWS: gles a la VERIFIED 7.5 Personnel Decisions Beehive Telephone Co tee's sale of the aforede- TION(S) moned and required to (435) 843-2130 part of any bid; to award 1. Discussion and Re- PARENTAGE PETITION 8. Information / Discus- 2000 East Sunset Road scribed real property will 15-1380(a41498): John file a written answer to Paul Hansen P.E., City schedules separately or view of Agenda Items by (peticion de padres verfi- sion Items Lake Point UT 84074 be made without war- Legge of Red Sky Devel- the attached Complaint Engineer together to contractors, Planning Commission cada). Dentro de 21 dias 9. Action Items (888) 615 8021 ranty as to title, posses- opment propose(s) using herewith served upon email: or to waive any informal- 2. Roll Call si se le hace entrega a 9.1 Trustland Plans (Published in the Tran- sion, or encumbrances. 6.25 ac-ft. from ground- you, with the Clerk of the [email protected] ity or technicality in any 3. Approval of meeting usted en el estado de 2016-2017 script Bulletin May 5 & Bidders must be pre- water (Grantsville) for above-entitled Court, 74 The OWNER reserves bid in the best interest of minutes for 04-13-16 Utah, o dentro de 30 9.2 Human Sexuality 10, 2016) pared to tender a cash- IRRIGATION; STOCK- South 100 East #14, the right to reject any or the City.! Only bids giv- 4. Carey Allred - Review dias si se le hace en- Committee Request ier's check in the amount WATERING. Tooele, UT 84074, and all bids; or to accept or ing a firm quotation prop- of Conditional Use Per- trega a usted fuera del 9.3 Policy 4019, Human of $20,000.00 at the 15-4112(a41541): Jo- to serve upon, or mail to reject the whole or any erly signed will be ac- mit estado de Utah, a partir Sexuality Education, 1st Public Notices sale. The balance of the seph S. and B. Carol Plaintiff's attorney, STE- part of any bid; to award cepted. 5. Carey Allred - Zoning del dia en que se le Read Trustees purchase price must be Paulick Revocable Living PHEN B. ELGGREN, PC schedules separately or (Published in the Tran- Approval haga entrega de esta ci- 9.4 Annual Review, Pol- paid by cashier's check Trusts propose(s) using at 8619 South Sandy together to contractors, script Bulletin April 21, 6. Cody & Camree Eng- tacion a usted, debe pre- icy 5021, Compulsory Deadline for public no- or wire transfer received 50.574 ac-ft. from P arkway Suite or to waive any informal- 28 & May 5, 2016) man - Zoning Approval sentar su respuesta es- Education and District tices is 4 p.m. the day by 12:00 noon the fol- groundwater (Vernon, #112,Sandy, UT 84070, ity or technicality in any 7. Public Comments NOTICE OF PUBLIC crita al secretario de tri- Attendance prior to publication. lowing business day. UT) for IRRIGATION. a copy of said answer, bid in the best interest of 8. Adjourn AUCTION bunales en la siguiente 10. Adjourn (10:00 p.m. Public notices submit- The trustee reserves the 15-4044(a41544): Doyle within 30 days after serv- the City.! Only bids giv- Amie Russell Independence Self Stor- direccion Tooele Curfew) ted past the deadline right to void the effect of W. and Diana L. Garrard ice of this summons ing a firm quotation prop- Rush Valley Town age - 651 W Main St - County Courthouse, 74 10.1 Adjournment will not be accepted. the trustee's sale after propose(s) using 1.0 upon you. If you fail so to erly signed will be ac- Clerk/Recorder Grantsville, Ut 84029 South 100 East, Suite In compliance with the UPAXLP the sale based upon in- ac-ft. from groundwater do, judgment by default cepted. Americans with Disabili- T own Website: (Lake Point) for IRRIGA- (435-884-5591) !will con- 14, Tooele, UT 84074 y NOTICE OF TRUS- formation unknown to will be taken against you (Published in the Tran- ties Act, individuals www.rushvalleytown.co TION; DOMESTIC. duct a public auction on se debe hacer entrega TEE'S SALE the trustee at the time of for the relief demanded script Bulletin April 28, needing special accom- m 15-5314(a41391): Wednesday May 25 @ de la misma a Liliana Lo- The following described the sale, such as a bank- in said Complaint, which May 5 & 12, 2016) modations (including In compliance with the Tooele City Water Spe- 3pm. meli, o se le debe enviar real property will be sold ruptcy filing, a loan rein- has been filed with the auxiliary communicative Americans with Disability cial Service District, Zi- This notice of auction is por correo a la siguiente at public auction to the statement, or an agree- Clerk of said Court. aide and services) dur- Act, the Town of Rush o ns Farm, L.C . NOTICE being given pursuant to direccion 806 N 60 W, highest bidder, purchase ment between the trustor SERVE: Defendant ing this meeting should Valley will accommodate propose(s) using!107.0 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code Tooele, UT 84074. Si price payable in lawful and beneficiary to post- ANNA MARIE LEIGH at An emergency hazard- notify Diane Valdez reasonable requests to ac-ft. from groundwater Annotated. usted no cumple con lo money of the United pone or cancel the sale. 653 E MAIN ST #19 653 ous waste permit (435) 833-1900 at least assist persons with dis- (Tooele City) for MU- Contents of unit D-123 anterior, se le dictara States of America at the If so voided, the only re- E MAIN ST TRLR 19, (#UT-004-2016) has three days prior to the abilities to participate in NICIPAL: In Tooele City (Wade Rice) fallo de rebeldia por el time of sale, at the main course of the highest Grantsville UT 84029 been issued to Clean meeting meetings. Requests for Water Special Service (Published in the Tran- desagravio que se exige entrance of the Tooele bidder is to receive a full DATED May 2, 2016. Harbors Aragonite, LLC (Published in the Tran- assistance may be made Dist. script Bulletin May 5, en dicha VERIFIED County Courthouse, refund of the money paid STEPHEN B. ELG- Tooele County, Utah.! script Bulletin May 5, by calling Amie Russell 15-4250(a41403): Rulon 2016) PARENTAGE PETITION a/k/a the Third Judicial to the trustee. THIS IS GREN, PC The permit authorizes 2016) at (435) 837-2118 at J. and Paula Harper pro- (peticion de padres veri- District Court, 74 South AN ATTEMPT TO COL- /s/ Stephen B. Elggren the Clean Harbors NOTICE OF!AUCTION least 3 days in advance pose(s) using 119.6 ficada). La VERIFIED 100 East, Tooele, Utah, LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Attorney for Plaintiff Aragonite facility to re- Date of Sale:!!May 21, DEADLINES FOR clas- of a meeting. ac-ft. from groundwater PARENTAGE PETITION on Thursday, June 9, FORMATION OB- (Published in the Tran- pack material from a 2016 sifieds ads are Monday (Published in the Tran- (North of Stockton) for (peticion de padres veri- 2016, at the hour of 9:30 TAINED WILL BE USED script Bulletin May 5, 12 vacuum truck and rob- Time:!10:00 am and Wednesdays by script Bulletin May 5, INDUSTRIAL: Sand and ficada) se ha presentado a.m. of that day for the FOR THAT PURPOSE. & 19, 2016) beroller, which has a A-1 SureStor, 11 North 4:45 p.m. 2016) gravel washing. al secretario del antidei- purpose of foreclosing a DATED this 28th day of high LEL and has be- 1100 West, Tooele, UT! 15-1142(a41416): cho tribunal. LEA ES- deed of trust originally April, 2016 NOTICE TO CREDI- come solidified, so that it 84074,!(435) Duane Jordan, Duane C. TOS DOCUMENTOS executed by Jedediah O. Marlon L. Bates, suc- TORS AND ANNOUCE- can be processed on 882-7224,!www.a1sur- Jordan propose(s) using CUIDADOSAMENTE. Hansen and Heather P. cessor trustee MENT OF APPOINT- site.! The emergency estor.com 3.88 ac-ft. from ground- Estos documentos sig- NOTICE OF TOOELEHansen aka COUNTY Heather Scalley Reading Bates MENT permit is necessary in This notice of!auction!is water (Grantsville) for nifican que se le esta de- Rae Hansen, in favor of Hansen & Rasmussen, GERALDINE POGOR- order to feed the mate- being given pursuant to IRRIGATION. mandando. HeritageWest Federal P.C. 15 West South ZELSKI, Deceased. rial to the incinerator. 38-8-1 et al. Utah Code 16-900(a41430): Mike FECJA 4/19/2016 SCHOOL DISTRICTCredit Union, DISTRICT covering Temple, Ste. 5 600 Salt Probate No. 163300026 This permit was effective Annotated. Mitchell propose(s) using (Published in the Tran- real property located at Lake City, Utah 84101 HEIDI BARNEY whose March 24, 2016 and ex- Unit #039 – Zach Al- 406.05 ac-ft. from the script Bulletin April 21, approximately 750 West Telephone: (801) address is 877 North Sil- pired on April 23, 2016.! bert , 523 W 600 S, Underground Wells (3) 28, May 5 & 12, 2016) BOARD MEMBERMcKeller, Tooele,VACANCY Tooele 531-7870 ver Fox Drive, Grants- Copies of the permit are Tooele, UT !84074– and Willow Canyon County, Utah, and more Business Hours: 9:00 ville, Utah 84029, has available for public in- Household goods & fur- Stream (20 miles N of particularly described as: a.m. to 5:00 p.m. been appointed Personal spection during normal nishings, miscellaneous, e Tooele County Board of Education has accepted the resignation of Wendover) for IRRIGA- BEGINNING AT A Trustee No. 44081-144 Representatives of the business hours at the Di- all contents in unit. TION; STOCKWATER- Reach Matt Lawrence from District 5 of the TooelePOINT County BELIEVED School District, TO (Published eective in the Tran- e state of the vision of Waste Manage- (Published in the Tran- ING; DOMESTIC. BE THE HISTORICAL script Bulletin May 5, 12 above-named decen- ment and Radiation Con- script Bulletin May 5, June 1, 2016. NONUSE Every SOUTH QUARTER & 19, 2015) dent. All persons having trol, located on the 2nd 2016) 15-5315 (A34492): CORNER, AS DIS- claims against the above floor of the Multi Agency Household Sherrie A. Martell is/are PUBLIC NOTICE e Board will select an interim appointmentCLOSED to serve BY through VARIOUS December 2018, the estate are required to State Office Building, seeking Nonuse period Lifeline Assistance - INSTRUMENTS OF RE- present them to the un- 195 North 1950!West, in the remaining period of his term. Any candidate must maintain a primary residence for 0.09727 cfs. from Who qualifies? CORD AND SOUTH dersigned or to the Clerk Salt Lake City, Utah.! groundwater (Erda) for Low-income telephone Tooele within District 5 of the Tooele County School83˚49'57" District WEST (voting 47.36 precincts included of the Court on or before For further information, IRRIGATION; STOCK- assistance is available to FEET TO A POINT BE- the 28th day of July, please contact Rick are G1:2, G2:1, G2:2, G5, S4, S5, S7, Ibapah, Lake Point and Wendover); be and WATERING. qualifying low-income Valley! ING MARKED WITH A 2016, or said claims Page at (801 ) remain a qualied voter; and take or sign the constitutional oath of oce. If you EXTENSION(S) Beehive Telephone cus- MONUMENT AS THE shall be forever barred. 536?0230.! In compli- 15-2972 (A58520):! HEIDI BARNEY, 877 ance with the Americans tomers through the “Life- have questions regarding the boundaries ofSOUTH District 5, QUARTER you are encouraged to TOOELE SEP-Stockton L.L.C. line” and “Link-up” fed- TRANSCRIPT CORNER OF THE IN- North Silver Fox Drive, with Disabilities Act, indi- contact the Tooele County Clerk’s Oce at (435) 843-3140. is/are filing an extension eral telephone assis- BULLETIN DEPENDENT RESUR- Grantsville, Utah viduals with special for 2.455 cfs or 594.672 tance programs. VEY MONUMENT OF 84029, Telephone No. needs (including auxil- ac-ft from groundwater Lifeline provides quali- TOTAL MARKET A letter of interest should be addressed to MaresaSECTION Manzione, 20, TOWN- Board President, (435)830-1789 iary communicative aids (5 miles west of Stock- fied customers with a COVERAGE PLAN SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE (Published in the Tran- and services) should Tooele County School District, 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele, Utah 84074. e ton) for IRRIGATION; monthly reduction on 4 WEST, SALT LAKE script Bulletin April 28, contact Dana Powers, STOCKWATERING; their telephone bill. deadline for receipt of the letter is May 6, 2016BASE no AND later MERIDIAN than 4:00 p.m. May 5 & 12, 2016)) Office of Human Re- DOMESTIC. Link-up assists in paying Advertising AND NORTH 00˚06'03" s o u r c e s , a t 15-4285 (A73830): Jay for the installation of ba- 882-0050 WEST ALONG THE SELL YOUR CAR or 801-499-2117, TDD Interviews with the candidates will be held on Tuesday, May 10 at 7:00 p.m. at the and Charlene McAllister, sic telephone service by QUARTER SECTION boat in the classifieds. 801-903-3978 or by Norval E. and Kathryn R. reducing connection Tooele County School District Oce locatedLINE at 92 1988.81 Lodestone FEET Way, Tooele, Utah. Call 882-0050 or visit e m a i l a t Dilley Trustees of the charges by 50% or $30, AND SOUTH 87˚17'44" www.tooeletranscript. [email protected]. e interviews will take place in an open board meeting. Dilley Family Trust dated whichever is less. TOOELE RANSCRIPT EAST ALONG THE com or e-mail your ad (Published in the Tran- T 4/22/86 is/are filing an Beehive Telephone cus- BULLETIN NORTHERN RIGHT OF to tbp@tooeletranscript Bulletin May 5, extension for 4.59 ac-ft. tomers who participate in WAY OF MCKELLAR script.com 2016)! from groundwater (Faust at least one of the follow- STREET 671.73 FEET Area) for IRRIGATION; ing programs are eligible FROM THE INDE- STOCKWATERING; for telephone assistance: PENDENT RESURVEY DOMESTIC. Medicaid, Food Stamps, MONUMENT OF THE 15-5323 (A58520d): Supplemental Security SOUTH QUARTER SEP-Stockton L.L.C. Income (SSI), Federal CORNER OF SECTION is/are filing an extension Housing Assistance, Ne- 20, TOWNSHIP 3 for 1.5295 cfs or 425.328 vada Energy Assistance SOUTH, RANGE 4 ac-ft. from groundwater Program (EAP), Tempo- WEST, SALT LAKE (5 miles west of Stock- rary Assistance to Needy BASE AND MERIDIAN; ton) for IRRIGATION; Families Program THENCE NORTH STOCKWATERING; (TANF), National School 0˚11'18" EAST 345.00 DOMESTIC. Lunch Program (NSL). FEET; THENCE SOUTH 15-4278 (A73757): An- Beehive Telephone cus- 87˚17'44" EAST 127.11 thony J. and Angie A. tomers who do not par- FEET; THENCE SOUTH Osbahr is/are filing an ticipate in one of the 01˚11'18" WEST 345.00 extension for 4.73 ac-ft. above programs are eli- FEET ALONG THE from groundwater (Rush gible if their income is at PROPERTY ALONG Valley) for IRRIGATION; or below 135% of the WEST BOUNDARY OF STOCKWATERING; Federal Poverty Guide- GLASER SUBDIVISION, DOMESTIC. lines. CONVEYED TO KIM D. 18-547 (A61303): USA For more information GLASER IN WAR- Bureau of Land Manage- please call RANTY DEED OF JUNE ment is/are filing an ex- 1-800-629-9993. 14, 1988 AS ENTRY tension for 0.1 cfs. from (Published in the Tran- NO. 17827 IN BOOK the Annette Spring (5 script Bulletin May 5 & 271 AT PAGE 332 TO miles West of Callao) for 10, 2016) THE NORTH RIGHT OF STOCKWATERING; WAY OF MCKELLAR WILDLIFE: Incidental STREET; THENCE wildlife watering. NORTH 87˚17'44" 15-2654(a14798): USA WEST ALONG AFORE- Bureau of Land Manage- MENTIONED RIGHT OF ment is/are filing an ex- WAY, 127.11 FEET TO tension for 0.067 cfs. THE POINT OF BEGIN- from an Underground NING. 02-002-0-0046 Water Well (North of The current beneficiary Vernon) for STOCKWA- of the trust deed is Heri- TERING; DOMESTIC; tageWest Credit Union, OTHER: Incidental wild- a division of Chartway life and fire fighting. Federal Credit Union, 17-187 (A59766): Knight and the record owner of Land & Livestock LLC the property as of the re- is/are filing an extension cording of the notice of for 3.5 cfs. from the Pass default is Jedediah O. Creek & Dry Creek (7 Mi Hansen and Heather S of Ibapah) for IRRIGA- Rae Hansen. The trus- TION; STOCKWATER- tee's sale of the aforede- ING; HYDRO-POWER scribed real property will Kent L. Jones, P.E. be made without war- STATE ENGINEER ranty as to title, posses- (Published in the Tran- sion, or encumbrances. script Bulletin May 5 & Bidders must be pre- 12, 2016) pared to tender a cashier's check in the amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. The balance of the purchase price must be paid by cashier's check or wire transfer received by 12:00 noon the following business day. The trustee reserves the right to void the effect of the trustee's sale after the sale based upon information unknown to the trustee at the time of the sale, such as a bank- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- statement, or an agreement 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 28th day of April, 2016 Marlon L. Bates, successor trustee Scalley Reading Bates Hansen & Rasmussen, P.C. 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Trustee No. 44081-144 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 5, 12 & 19, 2015) C8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 5, 2016 SPECIAL DELIVERY TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ONLINE

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