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TOOELETRANSCRIPT Paint night SERVING features TOOELE COUNTY professional artist SINCE 1894 See A10 BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 123 No. 73 $1.00 Officials get first look at Deseret Peak master plan Preliminary options also include over 100 acres of future expansion

STEVE HOWE of decisions are put off, the STAFF WRITER further and further you’re

Public officials in Tooele going to get behind.” FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO County got the first look at Part of the evaluation prior Necole and Chip Anderson (center) welcome family and friends to a graveside vigil for their daughter Caessea Anderson who died in an ATV accident options for a Deseret Peak to the recommendations for in February 2015. Complex master plan during a the master plan included meeting Tuesday night. reviewing the aspects of the The meeting unveiled a facility that are successful pair of preliminary options already, according to Vlasic. to expand and diversify He said Country Fan Fest is a Vigil remembers Caessea options at the county’s rec- real asset due to the amount reation complex located in of revenue and traffic the the center of Tooele Valley. event generates and more Family invites friends, media to Mark Vlasic of Salt Lake music festivals could be a pos- candlelight vigil in remembrance City-based Landmark Design sibility at Deseret Peak. presented the options to the Plans for expansion would of 9-year-old girl who died two Tooele County Commission, help to differentiate the dif- as well as representatives of ferent uses of Deseret Peak, as years ago in ATV accident Grantsville and Tooele cities. a fair grounds, festival venue Vlasic said the early con- and athletic complex, Vlasic STEVE HOWE cept plans were created by a said. The two basic master STAFF WRITER team of consultants, including plans for the complex, which Dozens of pink balloons were released Victus Advisors and Bingham would project more than a into the skies over Grantsville City Engineering, who looked decade into the future, would Cemetery, where family and friends gath- at the current offerings at add more than 100 acres of ered to remember the life of 9-year-old Deseret Peak and options for development. Caessea Anderson on Wednesday evening. future expansion. One plan would build on A candlelight vigil was organized for Part of that process includ- existing county property, Caessea by her mother, Necole Anderson, ed interviewing vendors and including the property on the on the 2-year anniversary of her death. employees at Deseret Peak south side of state Route 112, Necole thanked those who attended for and Vlasic said it was appar- which is used for parking dur- helping her get through the most difficult ent that deferred maintenance ing Country Fan Fest. As the years of her life. was a major concern at the master plan progressed, the “I want to take today to remember her facility. He said its projected recreation facilities would be and everything that she ever did, for every there is about $2.5 million in moved to the southern expan- single one here,” Necole said. repairs needed at the com- sion and the existing site Caessea died in an ATV accident in FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS plex to existing buildings and would focus on fair activities, February 2015 near the family’s Tooele infrastructure. RV parking and museums. home while riding with her mother and Necole Anderson (above) hugs Brittany Butler during the vigil for Anderson’s daughter Wednesday night. Daiva Cicconi (below) writes a note on a balloon for her granddaughter Caessea before the “Just getting the facility In the second option, 13-year-old sister. The ATV accelerated and balloons were released in her memory. up to running speed is a high land on the east of Sheep struck a large rock, sending the three pas- priority that they felt like was Lane would be purchased sengers into a fence. Caessea died from her extremely important,” Vlasic injuries. said. “The longer those sorts SEE PLAN PAGE A7 ➤ After the accident, Necole Anderson pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless endangerment and a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor charge of a controlled substance in June 2015 and was sentenced to probation and community service. A charge of misdemeanor negligent homicide was dismissed without prejudice. During the vigil, music was played and candles were lit while family members spoke about Caessea and the difficult two years since her death. Caessea’s grave site was decorated with flowers and shiny foil hearts in different shades of pink. A pink bear and stuffed pony were also set at the grave, where fam- ily congregated and paid their respects. “I’m so glad you came because that in itself shows me that even after two years, she still means something to all of us,” FILE PHOTO Necole said. “The only thing I ask is please, SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE The Tooele County Commission has engaged a consultant toUV produce INDEX a don’t ever forget her.” The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYmaster plan WEDNESDAY for Deseret Peak Complex. THURSDAY [email protected] Friday 7:29 a.m. 5:58 p.m. Saturday 7:28 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Sunday 7:27 a.m. 6:01 p.m. Monday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. Tuesday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. Wednesday 7:23 a.m. 6:04 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:21 a.m. 6:06 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 5:59 p.m. 7:10 a.m. Tooele restoresprotection. 0-2 Low; city 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; building 8-10 code regarding septic tanks Saturday 7:04 p.m. 7:50 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 8:07 p.m. 8:25 a.m. Monday 9:08 p.m. 8:58 a.m. ALMANAC MARK WATSON Tuesday 10:08 p.m. 9:29 a.m. erties withinStatistics 300 for feet the week of endinga Feb. 8. “It’s a provision that was considering building projects there is growing information Possible penalties for noncom- Cloudy with occasional Mostly cloudy and STAFF WRITER Wednesday 11:06 p.m. 9:59 a.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Sunny Clouds and sunshine Plenty of sunshinecity sewer lineTemperatures to connect to in the code before and we’re in the future. The code also about septic tanks creating pliance include termination of Thursday none 10:29 a.m. rain cooler with a shower The Tooele City Council the city’s wastewaterHigh/Low past weeksystem making 60/23 sure it gets in again,” pertains to current septic-tank health risks to underground water service to the property Full Last New First approved an ordinance on Feb. instead of usingNormal septichigh/low tanks,past week said 42/24 Tooele City Attorney use and existing septic tanks water resources in Utah. and fines. 50 36 42 21 37 20 40 25 45 27 46 30 51 35 Average temp past week 44.0 1 that restores a portion of the privy vaultsNormal or cesspools. average temp past week Roger 32.6 Baker. “It’s an important are not grandfathered-in, the According to the city’s code, In 2015, the city staff hired TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERcity’s building code regarding The ordinanceDaily Temperatures was updated Highhealth Low provision allowed by attorney said. all costs for permitting, con- a consultant with expertise in Feb 10 Feb 18 Feb 26 Mar 5 Shown is Friday’s weather. the use of septic tanks within again in 2015, but during that state law.” Jim Bolser, the city’s com- struction and connection to wastewater pretreatment pro- Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s city limits. process the septic tank section Baker indicated it is essen- munity development/public the city’s wastewater treatment grams to harmonize municipal AccuWeather, Inc. ©2017 lows. In 2012 the code required was inadvertently omitted, city tial to have the septic tank works director, told the council works are to be paid for by the residential or business prop- officials said. question answered when during a recent work meeting property owner or contractor. SEE SEPTIC PAGE A6 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 41/28 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 50/34 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C4 49/31 50/35 50/35 52/36 Ogden Stansbury Park GHS girls clinch Grantsville boys HOMETOWN A10 48/33 Erda 52/36 OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 49/36 Pine Canyon region crown win with defense Salt Lake City 46/33 51/37 49/34 Trace 0.40 Trace 0.45 2.06 1.86 KID SCOOP B8 Tooele 53/35 Bauer See B1 See B1 50/36 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 51/36 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 50/36 47/33 50/35 See Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price complete 51/36 48/34 Nephi forecast Rush Valley 49/35 48/36 Ophir on A9 48/35 Delta Manti 55/37 59/37 Trace Trace 46.5 Green River Last Month Season 71/42 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 48/35 62/38 Moab 48/32 SNOWPACK Hanksville 62/44 Beaver 66/45 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 57/40 Ibapah 47/35 49/32 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 19.1 17.7 13.2 St. George 61/40 59/43 Average 12.9 11.9 6.3 66/51 Kanab 58/43 Eureka Percent of average 148% 149% 210% 46/34 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017 IS SPRING FINALLY ON THE WAY?

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Just last week, people were fishing through the ice at Settlement Canyon Reservoir. But with warmer temperatures, this fisherman (above) had to cast his line from the shore. Jared Benchley and his son James (above left) take advantage of warmer weather to play soccer at Elton Park in Tooele. Casey Tipton (left) runs Wednesday afternoon wearing just shorts and a T-shirt in springlike temperatures. The forecast for the weekend includes rain and temperatures in the 40s.

Caregiver seminar urges be ready for all emergencies

MARK WATSON McKenzie spoke to a group for several days.” and social security numbers, “In Tooele back home.” STAFF WRITER of caregivers last Friday at the He said the three main said McKenzie. Medications in He said Red Cross shelters People who care for the health department during an things people need to do to the kit can be rotated to keep County, the will open in times of emergen- elderly, disabled or those with afternoon brown-bag seminar. become prepared is have a kit them current. cies and people can go there. special needs should have a “Basically, we all have dis- of emergency supplies, make a McKenzie said it is impor- reality is you’re McKenzie also talked about plan in case of emergency situ- abilities; some of us can’t lift plan and be informed. tant to have pharmacies print the differences between ser- ations, a health official says. as much as others, some can’t The health department out a list of the medications, going to be tak- vice animals and pets. He said “Caregivers should take a walk as far or can’t stand for a provided several handouts to doses and the names of the pets are emotional staples for notepad with them for about long period of time,” he said. caregivers during the seminar, doctors who prescribed them. ing care of your- some individuals, and that the a week and jot down all the “It is important for us to know which included items to have “If the power goes out at the American Red Cross is plan- things that are important to these things. We know our in an emergency kit, how to pharmacy, they can still fill the self for several ning to provide shelters for them,” said Scott McKenzie, limitations better than anyone develop a plan and creating a subscription,” he said pets near emergency shelters emergency planner for else.” support network. Emergency plans should days unless you for people in the future. the Tooele County Health He said the health depart- McKenzie said government be shared with everybody, have somebody He said the county has Department. “They should ment concluded that weather agencies are now suggesting McKenzie said. handouts available to the write down things they may is the No.1 hazard or emer- 96-hour kits instead of 72-hour “In Tooele County, the real- else able to public from the American Red not be able to get in case of an gency in Tooele County. kits. The government isn’t ity is you’re going to be taking Cross on disaster preparedness, emergency situation like medi- “We had trees uprooted in large enough to do everything care of yourself for several come and assist and Tooele County Health cations or medical devices.” the county last year because for everyone, so it is important days unless you have some- Department provides a Family of wind,” he said. “Power lines to have emergency supplies, he body else able to come and you.” Emergency Preparedness go down and snow is a hazard advised. assist you,” he said. Scott McKenzie Guide. All documents are avail- for anybody who has mobility In addition to basic emer- When people have to able electronically. TOOELE TCHD Emergency Planner TRANSCRIPT issues. Rain causes flooding gency supplies, kits should evacuate their homes in emer- McKenzie recommended BULLETIN and lightning can cause fire. include medications, medical gency situations, they are only people with special needs We need to be prepared as if supplies, and documents such allowed to carry a few items whelmed, emergency clinics should register with Utah 211, ADMINISTRATION nobody is coming to the rescue as medical records, wills, deeds if they are picked up by public will be locking their doors, which provides information to Scott C. Dunn Publisher transportation, McKenzie said. churches and schools may not emergency response agencies Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus “You are only able to take a be open,” McKenzie said. “The to better serve them during a OFFICE backpack or bag and that’s all,” one place you can always go disaster or other emergencies. Bruce Dunn Controller he said. is the Tooele Senior Center. He said bereadyutah.gov is Chris Evans Office Manager Dugway logistics He said people in Tooele can You can get power there; they a top site for information on Vicki Higgins Customer Service go to the Tooele Senior Citizen have a backup generator. You how to make a plan, create a Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager Center in case of emergency can take care of your needs kit, become informed and get EDITORIAL director under situations. there even if you go there to involved. David Bern Editor “Hospitals will be over- recharge your batteries and go [email protected] Tavin Stucki Sports Editor Darren Vaughan Community News Editor Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor investigation CORRECTION Tim Gillie Staff Writer Steve Howe Staff Writer STEVE HOWE pending the results of the inves- In the Feb. 7 article, Mark Watson Staff Writer STAFF WRITER tigation. “Gravel pit owners, ADVERTISING YOU’LL OUR A Dugway Proving Ground Dugway is cooperating with residents clash over Bates Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager employee is the subject of a fed- Army, Air Force and other fed- Canyon Road,” it was Keith Bird Advertising Sales eral investigation into theft at eral agencies during the inves- reported that the con- Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & the military installation. tigation, which was announced ditional use permit for Classified Advertising Manager SPECIAL! Phillip Tomac, the former by the installation Wednesday Erda Shops’ gravel pit was LAYOUT & DESIGN director of Dugway Proving afternoon. amended in 2006 to allow John Hamilton Creative Director Ground Logistics Readiness “Allegations of misconduct the staging of petroleum Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Center, is being investigated in are taken very seriously by containing soil by plac- PRODUCTION connection with theft of gov- Dugway and Army leadership,” ing it on an impermeable Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager ernment property, including said Vincent Liddiard, Dugway’s membrane. The language Darwin Cook Web Press Manager military grade optics in excess chief of staff. “This situation is of the permit reads “clay Dan Coats Pre-press Technician of $1,000, according to a news not representative of the nearly pads with berms will be Scott Spence Insert Technician release from Dugway. 2,000 dedicated, hardworking built and maintained,” Tomac was removed from his employees that live and work at not an impermeable FEB 10 - 14 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered position as a result of the inves- Dugway and, on a daily basis, membrane, according to PM by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, tigation, which he held for four support the readiness of our Tooele County Recorder/ STARTING AFTER 4 Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele years after arriving at Dugway in warfighters and protect our Surveyor Jerry Houghton. County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the 2012, the release said. An acting nation.” The story also stated that United States. director will assume his duties [email protected] Erda Shops has complied LOBSTER TAIL OFFICE HOURS: with its conditional-use Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. permit, but that determi- SERVED WITH nation has not been made CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: COUNTY BRIEFS 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. by the county, according STEAK OR PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: to Houghton. He said the 4 p.m. day prior to publication. Event business license organization’s event policies county is still in the pro- PRIME RIB COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, changes and consistent with Tooele City cess of investigating Erda BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: The Tooele City Council policies. Shops’ compliance with 3 p.m. day prior to publication. adopted an amendment to the —Mark Watson the CUP. Also, the number OBITUARY DEADLINE: city’s business regulation code Service district appoint- of trips to and from the 10 a.m. day of publication. Jim’s Family during its Jan. 18 meeting. ment Ironwood Real Estate’s Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals The amendment regards orga- Jeff Hammer was appointed gravel pit should have postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by nized community events like to the administrative control read “none to maybe 10 a the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Restaurant the Tooele Arts Festival and board of the North Tooele day” not “nine to maybe Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, Festival of the Old West. City Special Service District 10 a day.” Tooele City, Utah 84074. According to the updated on Jan. 18. Other members 281 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE • 8330111 POSTMASTER: code, an event’s organizer or of the board include Andrew Send change of address to: sponsor will now obtain the Wallentine, Jed Winder, Erick PO Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 business license for the overall Brondum, Michael Maloy and $ 00 event. Individual businesses Meresa Manzione. One posi- TOOELE’S DISCOUNT THEATER — 2 MOVIES! 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 or vendors participating in the tion on the board is vacant. The ENDS SATURDAY FRI & SAT 7:45 | SUNDAY 5:00 NIGHTLY 7:45 email: [email protected] FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5:00 MON-THURS 5:00 | 7:45 SUNDAY 5:00 or visit our web site extension at event, with authorization from district was created in 1999 to www.tooeletranscript.com the organizer, will be allowed maintain features at Overlake Animated Disney/ Marvel Entire contents ©2017 Transcript Bulletin to sell products or engage in Development, such as street DR. FANTASTIC Publishing Company, Inc. 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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1967, new city/county government complex proposed he Tooele Transcript went an evaluation at the ing an Associated Merchant’s the ages of 20 and 45 years, here with his parents, and Bulletin has published Tooele County Health Clinic. Development Area for the and who had not signed up he had lived through many TTooele County news Weight, height, blood choles- purpose of developing the under selective service, were changes during his 89 years since 1894. Here is a flash- terol level and blood pressure core of the block as a large announced by the Tooele of residence, which was with- back of local front-page news were all recorded and the shopping center with park- County selective service out interruption except for from 25, 50, 75 and 100 years Front-Page participants were advised ing facilities and rear store board. Men residing in Tooele his call to Arizona as an LDS ago that occurred during the where they needed to make entrances. City, Lake Point, Lincoln and colonizing missionary. second week of February. Flashback changes. “About 80 percent In other news, Tooele’s Erda were to register at the He often related that on his Feb. 4-6, 1992 of those tested were above U.S. Post Office was to begin county courthouse between arrival in Tooele as a boy, he Tooele County the desirable weight range,” moving into temporary quar- 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Grantsville remembered a valley full of Commissioners hoped that against hazardous waste. said registered nurse Sherrie ters in the Phillips Furniture registration was at Grantsville high waving grass, a veritable their opposition of two haz- The two bills would raise tip- Ahlstrom. Mart building on Feb. 18, said High School; Stockton regis- herders’ paradise. He said it ardous waste bills would ping fees by as much as 400 Feb. 7-10, 1967 Assistant Postmaster Robert tration was at the post office was not an uncommon hap- encourage legislators to percent. Commissioners said Architects Ralph Edwards Colledge. He said the move building, and Mercur registra- pening for stockmen to be vote the measures down. the suggested measures were and George Daniels pre- would take place over the tion was at the Snyder Mines unable to find their animals Commission Chairman Leland discriminatory against the sented a new plan for a city- weekend and that the post office. Approximately 7,500 because of being lost in the Hogan delivered a letter to industries and were being county government complex office would be open for busi- male residents in Utah were high grass that spread over the Utah Legislature that out- suggested because the compa- to Tooele County officials, ness at its new headquarters to be registered in the 20- and the valley. lined the county’s objection to nies are politically unpopular. Mayor Frank Bowman, mem- by Feb. 20. 21-year-old groups on Feb. Feb. 9, 1917 the two pieces of legislation. Also in the news that week, bers of the library board He said work would also 16, said Major H.A Rich, state George W. Bryan was Commissioner Ed St. Clair employees for Tooele County and various property own- begin on the new $260,000 director of selective service. appointed Justice of the Peace said: “Let them [the indus- were getting fit and trim — ers and merchants during a post office building on Main Also that week, Phillip for the Ophir precinct to fill tries] recoup from their con- and getting paid for it. Tooele joint meeting of Tooele City Street on Feb. 20. The expan- Francis DeLaMare, Tooele’s the vacancy caused by the struction costs at least to see County Commissioners had Council and Tooele County sion plans included the con- last surviving member of the resignation of LeRoy Jay. The how they progress. Then we allocated $5,000 for the Commission Monday night. struction of wings on both company that brought the appointment was made at the should decide if tipping fees county’s Health Incentive The plan called for the the south and north ends first sugar beet machinery to county commission regular should be raised.” Program. Participating construction of a new county of the building. The south the United States, died sud- session on Feb. 5. Dr. F.M. The commissioners said employees may each get $100 building on sites near City wing would be occupied by denly at his home in Tooele at Davis was appointed county they did not believe the bills if they meet their annual Hall. The new facilities would the post office and the north 7:25 p.m. Sunday surrounded physician for the ensuing were proposed to protect goals. Commissioner St. Clair house a joint city-county jail wing would be occupied by by his family. term. Deputy assessors were the environment, but rather said the county patterned the and joint police and sheriff’s the offices of federal agen- The deceased had person- appointed to assess proper- part of a “political football” program after one underway dispatcher. All the buildings cies. It was estimated the ally known every president ties in the cities and outlying game. Commissioners said in Salt Lake County. If suc- would be consolidated as expansion would double the of the LDS Church, except districts. Appointment for the main purpose of the two cessful, he said it promised a kind of civic community working space of the present Joseph Smith, the founder. county road commissioner bills was not as advertised, to lower insurance rates and center with access from Main post office. He was a longtime friend of was deferred until the next to protect the environment, decrease sick leave days. Street, First East and Garden Feb. 6-10, 1942 Porter Rockwell, noted pio- meeting. but a knee-jerk reaction Participants in the pro- Street. The second part of the Tooele County places for neer character. Tooele had designed to capitalize on gram, about 53 percent of the plan called for widening of Feb. 16 draft registration for been settled less than four Staff Writer Mark Watson the political cause of being county’s employees, under- Garden Street and establish- all male residents between years when DeLaMare came compiled this report. Corruption trial set to begin for ex-Utah attorney general

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah's top law enforcement heart deal in a fraud case. corruption trial for a former office, taking campaign dona- The prosecution is expected top state lawman set in what tions and gifts such as beach to call dozens of witnesses to prosecutors call an arena of vacations from fraudsters and make its case, while defense posh resorts, gold coins and businessmen in trouble with attorneys could bring up questionable businessmen regulators in exchange for dozens more as they fight the is expected to get underway favorable treatment. charges. with opening arguments Swallow's lawyer Scott Defense witnesses could Wednesday, nearly four years Williams maintains that there include the prosecutor who after his stunning fall from was no scheme to break laws dropped the case against grace. and the charges are politically Shurtleff. Ex-Utah Attorney General motivated. The case against Davis County Attorney Troy John Swallow, who is charged Shurtleff has since been dis- Rawlings cited a U.S. Supreme with 13 counts of bribery, missed, and Williams says the Court decision overturning a evidence tampering and other case against his client should corruption case out of Virginia charges, will learn his fate be tossed out too. and the refusal of federal during the trial slated to last The allegations include illicit investigators to share informa- nearly a month. gifts of gold coins from a now- tion about their past investiga- Investigators on one of the deceased payday loan titan, tion into the two former Utah most high-profile cases in state stays on luxury houseboats and lawmen that ended without history said he and predecessor a trip to a high-end California charges. ���������������������� Mark Shurtleff hung a virtual resort with a businessman who �������������������� “for sale”' sign on the door to prosecutors say got a sweet- ������������������� �������������������� �������������� ����������� ������������������ Utah House approves bill barring ���������������������� ������������� remote abortion pill dispensing

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) legislators also won’t extend strong argument that, if taken — A bill that bars doctors telemedicine to procedures like to court, this provision would from using telemedicine to brain surgery. be found unconstitutional.” remotely prescribe abortion- "I think it’s sad that some- The memo cited a 2016 inducing medication advanced thing as simple as saying you Supreme Court decision where through Utah’s Legislature on should have personal contact the justices ruled several Texas Tuesday despite warnings from with a doctor to terminate a restrictions did more harm to a Democrats that it will likely be life has garnered so much out- woman’s constitutional right to challenged in court. rage,” Ivory said. access abortion than they did Utah’s Republican- He then described in graph- to protect her health. controlled House of ic terms the bleeding, contrac- Utah legislative lawyers Representatives voted to tions and other symptoms of said that Ivory’s proposal is approve the bill, which mainly the procedure, generally used not “directly on point” with promotes the use of telemedi- in earliest weeks of pregnancy. the Texas case and therefore cine, a growing practice in Democratic Rep. Angela doesn’t conflict with any bind- which doctors use images Romero of Salt Lake City ing legal precedent, but it’s not and webcams to consult with objected, calling on House clear that the restrictions in patients, typically far away or Speaker Greg Hughes to cut his bill provides an overriding in rural areas, and treat them. off Ivory’s speech because she health benefit for women. But a provision at the very believed it was irrelevant to The legal memo is not an bottom of legislation said doc- the bill and a violation of the official part of the legisla- tors cannot prescribe abortion- House rules. tion but was prepared for inducing medication remotely. Hughes said he hadn’t been Democratic Rep. Brian King Democrats tried to remove listening but urged Ivory to of Salt Lake City, whose office that restriction during debate keep his comments related to shared the memo with The on the House floor Tuesday, the legislation, and allowed Associated Press. arguing it unfairly limits the Ivory to continue with his It’s unclear if any Utah HONESTY ... INTEGRITY ... ability of rural women to description. abortion providers currently access abortions and singles it Ivory also said he welcomes dispense abortion medica- RESPECT out as the only medical proce- a legal challenge, noting that tion remotely. The Planned dure banned in the bill. 19 other states have passed Parenthood Association of Rep. Ken Ivory, R-West similar laws. Utah says it does not have a Jordan, sponsors the bill and In a legal memo about telemedicine system in place Sign up now online said it’s important for a doc- Ivory’s bill, the Legislature’s but supports it as an option. www.tcgsoftball.org tor to be there in person and attorneys said there’s “a very or Senate OKs sending more money Tooele County Chamber of Commerce to Utah’s poorer school districts

154 S. Main, Tooele SALT LAKE CITY (AP) aren’t able to bring in enough inner-city students all over the — Utah’s Senate has approved a money through property taxes to state who could get money taken • Feb 3, 6pm-8pm • Feb 17, 6pm-8pm bill that sends one-third of new adequately fund education. away if the plan is approved. education spending each year Democratic Sen. Jim Dabakis, Other critics have noted that • Feb 4, 10am-2pm • Feb 18, 10am-2pm toward the state’s poorest school from Salt Lake City, spoke out Utah already sends extra money • Feb 10, 6pm-8pm • Feb 24, 6pm-8pm districts. against the proposal, saying that to poorer districts that don’t South Jordan Republican Sen. making a decision about which raise as much money through • Feb 11, 10am-2pm • Feb 25, 8am-2pm Lincoln Fillmore sponsors the schools should get extra funding property taxes. bill, which he says is needed to should be based on more than The measure now advances to help poorer school districts that just zip codes. He says there are the House for debate. A5

THURSDAY February 9, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OUT & ABOUT After a lifetime of service, Joyce Gillie’s battery just ran out

SHUTTERSTOCK hen I get old I Joyce Gillie, stepmother of staff “It was easy to shall wear pur- writer Tim Gillie, loved the color ple,” is the first Tim Gillie purple before she passed away two buy a birthday “W STAFF WRITER weeks ago. Joyce always fought for line in the poem “Warning,” by equality in her giving-filled life. Jenny Joseph. It tells the tale or Christmas of a woman who vows to break the rules of orthodoxy when of service, the Energizer bun- present for she gets old. Joyce, however, fought ny’s batteries just ran out. Joyce — it just My stepmother, Joyce Gillie, sexism in the workplace long So for the third time since I didn’t wait to get old; she was before feminists burned bras. moved to Utah 19 years ago, I had to be pur- wearing purple when I first She encountered a glass ceiling am making the 901 mile road met her when I was 8 years before the term was coined. trip back to Washington to ple.” old. Purple was her favorite But Joyce not only fought bury a parent. Tim Gillie color. She wore purple, her for equality for herself, she Joyce had no children of her staff writer house had a lot of purple in fought for equality of opportu- own, but after working in edu- it, and she drove a lavender nity for young and old, families cation in the same town for 42 Oldsmobile. in poverty, the hungry, and years, we couldn’t go anywhere formist. Maybe that is in part It was easy to buy a birthday other of society’s forgotten built after my father passed pectedly. In December, she with her without running into due to Joyce’s influence. When or Christmas present for Joyce souls. away in 2001. underwent cataract surgery, so a former student. She had I get old, I shall not wear pur- — it just had to be purple. Seeing a need for quality Two weeks ago, just about she could continue to drive and many children and friends. ple. But I did buy a purple shirt Joyce was also a bit of a affordable child care for work- to turn 92, Joyce passed away continue to serve. It seemed I have always thought of and tie to wear to the celebra- nonconformist. Graduating ing mothers in her community, at home, peacefully and unex- like after more than a lifetime myself as a bit of a noncon- tion of Joyce’s life. from college in 1946, she Joyce joined with friends and worked in education in the created a local non-profit Olympia School District in organization that serves as a Washington State, including resource to increase child care about 30 years as an elemen- in her community. tary school principal. She Throughout her professional worked as an administrator in career, Joyce was involved in the district office for a couple many professional, political of years before she retired after and community organizations 42 years of work. on a local and national level. Even though Beaver’s prin- After retiring, she continued cipal in the 50s and 60s sitcom her involvement in the com- “Leave it to Beaver” was a munity. woman, Joyce was a pioneer. Once on the list of possible In her time women were not people to fill a vacant county represented well among school treasurer position, Joyce administrators. Even today, served as treasurer for a U.S. while 75 percent of elementary Congressman’s campaign. and secondary teachers are On Thanksgiving Day, Joyce women, only 44 percent of went to her church and helped principals are women and only serve dinner to homeless 18 percent of school superin- people as part of her church’s tendents are women, accord- outreach program. ing to statistics from the U.S. Fiercely independent, she Department of Education. lived alone in the house she LDS Church launches I wanted a newer SUV and was shopping all over Utah, but hadn’t been able to find the right SUV at a good price. Last week, my son called me to tell me that Rick and Allen global online college were back in Tooele selling cars again. I started buying cars from them nearly 30 years ago, and had always been able to get a great vehicle at a great price. So, I went to my paper and looked at SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In studies by meeting together in a nod to its increasingly global their cities for religious educa- the ad my son told me about and found the exact vehicle I wanted, and it was priced THOUSANDS membership, The Church of tion and other activities. below any other dealer in the entire state! I went to see Rick the next day, the vehicle was very Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Other brick-and-mortar nice, exactly what I wanted, and the price was incredible. I agreed to buy it immediately! said Monday it will bolster the religious colleges, such as Oral organizational structure and Roberts University, offer online I will buy all my cars from Salt Flats Auto Sales and will gladly recommend appoint a leader for a world- courses in different parts of the Rick and Allen to everyone I know! Luann Allie wide online higher education world, said Rick Ostrander, vice program that has expanded president for academic affairs to 50 countries since it started for the Council For Christian eight years ago at a church uni- Colleges and Universities. 2016 HYUNDAI SANTA FE SPORT versity in Idaho. But Ostrander isn’t aware of High-ranking church leader any religion offering such an Clean Carfax, Certified Dieter Uchtdorf announced the organized and wide-reaching 1-Owner, All-Wheel formal launch of BYU-Pathway program like the Mormons. His AVAILABLE ON Drive, Alloy Wheels, Worldwide during a news organization represents 180 EVERY CAR Deep Tinted Glass, Blue- conference in Salt Lake City at schools worldwide. tooth, balance of factory headquarters of The Church Ostrander said the Mormon warranty. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day plan to combine online courses Saints. He said Clark Gilbert with in-person meetings among will transition from his current students is intriguing and offers role as president at Brigham great potential to provide the $17,999 Young University-Idaho to over- sense of community that online Ricks Pick OR $318 see the program. colleges are lacking. The courses, all in English, The decision to keep courses MONTHLY combine academic and religious only in English was made education and are designed to because learning the language give church members low-cost has “enormous value” around opportunities to earn higher the world, Clark said. But he 2010 Ford Focus SES 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited education degrees, whether acknowledged that the decision they live in the U.S. or in other limits the number of people countries, said Uchtdorf, a who can participate in non- member the religion’s high- English speaking countries. est governing body called the He said usually only about Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. two in 10 people who come The certificate programs to open houses for new sites offered will be tailored to meet around the world know enough the economic needs of each English to start the program. country, with many focusing on The church is ramping up its business, health care and infor- efforts to teach those people mation technology, said Kim B. English so they can get in the Clark, the religion’s education program, Clark said. commissioner. They stack on The program will help fill a Carfax Certified 1-Owner, CARFAX Certified top of each other to allow stu- gap of higher education oppor- dents to earn higher degrees in tunities for Mormons outside very low miles, Sunroof, $8,499 1-Owner, Automatic $11,999 incremental steps. the U.S, said Matt Martinich, rear spoiler, alloy wheels, 9-Spd, keyless entry, The program is another edu- an independent LDS researcher auto OR $155 MO. keyless start OR $215 MO. cational layer for a religion that and project manager of The already has BYU in Provo, Utah; Cumorah Foundation. Having BYU-Hawaii in Laie on the courses in English only will island of Oahu; and BYU-Idaho limit the reach, but Martinich in Rexburg, Idaho. isn’t surprised. 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s we continue west- ward on the Pony AExpress Trail, we come to Lookout Pass, one of my favorite spots on the trail for exploring. Tired of your old phone system?

Jaromy Jessop GUEST COLUMNIST Get new, state of the art Cisco phone system for when you switch FREE Lookout Pass is located your phone service to Simplii. roughly 8.4 miles west of state Route 36 where the Call 801-449-9824 Onaqui Mountains end and the Sheeprock Mountains begin. The summit elevation is 6,192 feet and there is an old picnic You are cordially invited to a Gala Celebration table, trail register and gravel COURTESY OF JAROMY JESSOP parking area at the pass. Local legend tells of a story in which Lookout Pass got its name from a Pony Express Trail rider who escaped an From this point, you get ambush by American Indians while crossing the pass. The Pony Express Trail is visible in the center of the above Silver Bells, Fire, and Ice your first glimpse of what was photograph. known as the Great American Desert in the 1860s. I like mountains is quite different. to the highpoint. The ridge The sheep then trailed south SATURDAY to take a moment each time It is an improved, gravel road trends almost due north and to mountain ranges like the PM I visit and look at the many that most cars can negotiate, drops off nearly sheer on the Simpsons, Keg, Dugway, FEBRUARY 25 • 6 ranges of mountains to the not the rutted, rocky road it west face. The last mile of the House, Confusion, Burbank, west, and consider what a was in the time of the Pony hike to the summit is along a and even to Mount Moriah Honoring MRS. JANET BARBIERO, founding challenge and test of courage Express and Overland Stage. ridge of limestone, the top of across Snake Valley. principal, Saint Marguerite Preschool, 1978-2008. it must have been for the early The mountains, however, have which provides views of the The sheep then turned explorers like Howard Egan, not changed much as they are West Desert and a mysterious north and by mid-winter were Benefiting today’s PK- 8th grade Saint Marguerite Chorpenning and Simpson to cloaked thickly in places with succession of hazy mountain on the east slopes of the Deep Catholic School with dinner, raffles, & silent auctions embark upon the great adven- Utah Juniper, but in other ranges beyond. Creek Mountains. By April RSVP: NLT Feb 21 (435)882-0081 Tickets available ture of crossing this desert. places they are bald due to fre- I have hiked this mountain they would complete the large circuit and head back over at Saint Marguerite Catholic School. Cost is $45 per On Sept. 28, 1860, Sir quent range fires. in moonlight and at sunset, in Richard Burton traveled over Cap. James H. Simpson summer and in winter. Each Lookout Pass to sheep shearing person, $350 for a table of 8 and $425 for a table of 10 the pass on the Overland Stage named the pass in honor of his season has its own attractions outfits at Tintic Junction and and described it this way: commanding officer in 1858 when you are walking the Cedar Valley. The trail would Saint Marguerite “Ensued a rough divide, when he determined it would mountain ridges in the desert. deviate a bit each year depend- stony and dusty, with cahues be suitable for wagon travel. You have to be careful, though, ing on weather and predators. Parish Hall and pitch holes: it is known by Froiseth’s 1875 Map of Utah because there are prickly pear, According to Bluth, the the name of General Johnston’s lists the place as “General bunches of hedgehog cactus, incessant nibbling of sheep and 15 S. 7th St, Tooele Pass. The hills above it are grey Johnston’s Pass” as well. That and skeletal remains of burned the wheels of the herder’s por- and bald headed, a few bristles name has since faded from out junipers that can poke, table house marked the desert of black cedar protruding from maps and the name “Lookout” scrape and snag you. as nothing before. Sheep dogs Your Complete TOOELE RANSCRIPT their breasts, and the land has endured. The limestone is also sharp, would bark at the flanks of the T wears and uninhabitable look.” Why is it called Lookout so I would recommend good herds as they moved along. Local News Source BULLETIN Today, the trail through the Pass? One legend states the hiking boots and gloves to I saw a remnant of this activ- name is derived from a west- prevent getting cut on the ity one spring evening on the bound Pony Express rider who rocks. The limestone is also eastern flank of the Dugway narrowly escaped an American interesting with splotches of Range near Fandangle Canyon. Indian ambush in the canyon. large orange lichen patterns, There were hundreds, maybe When he passed the east- occasional streaks of white thousands of sheep in the flat, bound rider, he warned him quartz and horn corral fossils and their baahing filled the to “Look out” as the Indians of various shapes. From the desert evening. A lone herder’s would be waiting for him on edge of the cliff shelf you have hut stood at the edge of the the pass. a perfect perch to observe a herd and I was greeted by a Whatever the source of Pony Express Station site 1,300 few not-so-friendly dogs. the name, Lookout Pass is a feet below. Whenever I’m on Lookout great place to explore. From Once you complete the Pass, I consider millions of the pass, you can hike the hike to Black Mountain, take sheep on the desert and won- steep, 7,214 foot-high Black a moment on Lookout Pass to der how much impact that Mountain to the north. I call it consider a silver plaque set in activity had on the desert’s Black Mountain because when a boulder that commemorates ecosystem. I also think about viewed from the west it is cov- Ray E. Staley 1920-1993. the countless hours of blood, ered from bottom to top with According to the plaque, Staley sweat and lonely toil the dense Utah Junipers. was a sheepman and livestock sheepmen must have put These junipers, depending industry leader who helped into working the silent desert on the time of year, can be establish the West Desert ranges. completely covered like snow sheep trail. Lastly, I ponder the echo with powder blue, marble- While researching Staley of millions of sheep passing sized berries. and the plaque, I found the through this mountain gap. The best approach to Black following dissertation by Just like the sound of hoof Mountain is to head north John Frederick Bluth entitled beats of Pony Express riders across the road from the park- “Confrontation with an coming over Lookout Pass, it’s STORE ing lot at Lookout Pass over Arid Land, The Incursion of all just a memory now. a small hill. On the backside Goshiutes and Whites into Maps: Lookout Pass; Onaqui of this hill is an old two-track Utah’s Central West Desert” Mountains South; USGS road. Follow it east for about Brigham Young University 1:24,000 Quads 100 yards and it will charge 1978. due north up a slope. Bluth’s work covers all Jessop grew up exploring the The route is steep and pro- aspects of the desert, but what mountains and deserts of Utah ceeds around a few limestone I found interesting was how and has traveled to all 50 states, outcrops, but once you have he described the movement U.S. Territories and a dozen for- attained the crest the hard of sheep from the Wasatch eign countries. He and his fam- CLOSING work is done. It is easy going Mountains to Lookout Pass ily live in Stansbury Park. from there along the ridge by November of each year.

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use is a focus of the facility but youth sports, with most of the DANCING AT HALFTIME Plan pools are more expensive than facilities at Deseret Peak and continued from page A1 splash pads and outdoor recre- the surrounding communi- ation pools have a larger draw. ties booked well in advance. or swapped for other county- “If you focus too much on He was concerned the plans, owned property. Without a competition venue and not which include several soccer crossing a major thoroughfare, as much on leisure swimming fields and two four-plexes for the land east of Sheep Lane activities ... how much you softball, don’t provide enough would create a more contigu- have to put into the facility to field space and would still have ous complex but require more make it stay solvent is much conflicts with concerts if the ambitious plans, according to higher,” Vlasic said. fields are used as additional Vlasic. Vlasic also cautioned against parking. “This one is, if you were options like a recreation cen- “Even though it’s not neces- to take the bull by the horns, ter, which Grantsville City sarily something I’m happy and move forward with it, this Councilwoman Jewel Allen about ... the community is might be a direction worth asked about. He said rec cen- growing and the more we pursuing,” he said. ters and other indoor recre- grow, the more we’re going to In both preliminary master ation options like handball or need more soccer fields, foot- plans, additions such as a gas pickleball courts are expensive ball fields as well as baseball station and convenience store, and locating them in the center fields or softball fields,” McCall retail space and other facili- of the valley may not be the said. ties could be included to add best option. The preliminary plans for year-round use of the complex, “We were looking at this as the Deseret Peak master plan Vlasic said. very much of getting a good are expected to be shown at a Grantsville City Mayor Brent financial return to make sure public meeting on Feb. 15 at Marshall asked Vlasic about that it doesn’t become too 6 p.m. at the Tooele County the possibility of building a much of a drain,” Vlasic said. Building for feedback from the dome over the current pool to Tooele City Councilman community. allow its use throughout the Dave McCall said there is a [email protected] year. Vlasic said year-round big need for more fields for FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Stansbury Dance Company soloist Kamri Kelsey performs during the halftime show at the Stansbury/Grantsville girls basketball game Tuesday. Hundreds of bison sent to slaughter over tribes’ objections BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) young. Ranchers in the state was driven to near-extinction — Yellowstone National Park fear bison could transmit the during the settlement of the on Wednesday started ship- disease to cattle and would U.S. West in the late 1800s. ping hundreds of wild bison to pose competition for grazing Gov. Steve Bullock tem- slaughter for disease control, space on public lands. porarily halted the park’s as a quarantine facility on a No transmissions of the dis- slaughter plans last month after Montana Indian reservation ease from wild bison to cattle Yellowstone Superintendent that could help spare many of have been documented. Dan Wenk said 40 animals once the animals sat empty due to a The park and state severely slated for the quarantine would political dispute. limit bison migrations into be killed to make room in cor- Fifteen female bison initially Montana under a 2000 agree- rals used to hold migrating slated for quarantine on the ment intended to guard against bison. Fort Peck Reservation were such transmissions. Bullock lifted the ban instead loaded onto trailers The agreement set a popula- after the park, state and U.S. near the town of a Gardiner, tion goal of 3,000 bison inside Department of Agriculture Montana and sent to slaughter. the park. reached a deal that would Hundreds more will be shipped There were an estimated spare 25 bull bison for future S in coming days and weeks, park 5,500 animals at last count. shipment to Fort Peck, once O R officials said. To reduce that number, park they undergo a lengthy quar- E More than 400 bison, also officials want to kill up to 1,300 antine at a U.S. Department of known as buffalo, have been bison this winter through a Agriculture facility just north H H captured this winter attempting combination of slaughter and of the park in Corwin Springs, A T to migrate out of the snow-cov- public hunting. Montana. That’s now down P E ered park to lower elevations A Democratic lawmaker to 24 animals after one of the P G in Montana in search of food. from Missoula introduced a bulls was shot Tuesday when he Y T O More animals are expected to bill Wednesday to the Montana broke his leg inside the park’s be captured and shipped to Legislature to change a law that corrals. slaughter through March. calls for the state veterinarian To make room for the ani- Fort Peck’s Assiniboine and to certify bison as brucellosis mals, federal officials will send Sioux tribes built their quaran- free before the animals can to slaughter 20 Yellowstone tine facility to house up to 300 be transferred to tribes. Rep. bison that took part in a gov- animals in hopes of using it to Willis Curdy, whose family runs ernment research program at establish new herds across the a cattle operation in western Corwin Springs, said Lyndsay U.S with Yellowstone’s geneti- Montana’s Bitterroot Valley, Cole, a spokeswoman for the cally pure bison. said he understands the ranch- Agriculture Department’s Tribal Chairman Floyd Azure ing industry’s worries about Animal and Plant Health said state and federal officials brucellosis but thinks the tribes’ Inspection Service. “slapped the Fort Peck tribes wishes deserve fair consider- Bullock spokeswoman Ronja in the face” by not using the ation. Abel said state officials con- facility. “The state of Montana is con- tinue to work toward a long- “They knew we were build- tinually getting very bad press term solution to the issue. She ing a quarantine facility. A lot for its policy in terms of the declined to say if that could of money and time and effort slaughters,” Curdy said. “We include future use of Fort Peck’s were involved in this and all of need to make a move in a posi- quarantine. a sudden they throw a monkey tive direction, not only for the Yellowstone spokeswoman wrench in it,” Azure said. tribes but also for the bison.” Morgan Warthin said the park Montana livestock officials Hunters in Montana have still wants to transfer bison to and federal animal health shot more than 300 bison so far the tribes’ quarantine and plans agents oppose transferring this winter. Meat from slaugh- future negotiations to make IS bison to the quarantine site tered animals is distributed to that happen. NOW because the animals have not American Indian tribes. 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Robert (Bob) John Robert was preceded in Don Jay Martell death by his son John, his McNaughtan parents and two brothers. Robert (Bob) John Martell Robert is survived by his Don Jay McNaughtan, 67, was born April 13, 1925, in wife Julia, his five daughters passed away quietly Feb. 4, Helper, Utah, to John and Marilyn Christiansen (Tooele), 2017, after multiple complica- Phyllis Martell. Robert passed Nancy (Dee) Sim (Christmas tions from diabetes, heart dis- away on Feb. 8, 2017. Meadow), Kathy Martell ease, and kidney failure. He married Julia Ostler on (Tooele), Sharon (Larry) Don was born Jan. 4, May 21, 1949, in Nephi, Utah; Huffman (Tooele), Gayle 1950, to Jay C. and Nina Faye they were later sealed in the (Curtis) Orton (Tooele), 20 (Coleman) McNaughtan in Salt Lake Temple on April grandchildren, 46 great-grand- Heber City, Utah. He was the 14, 1958. Bob served in the children, and one great-great- youngest of six children. He Navy during WWII and the grandchild. enjoyed spending time with his Army during the Korean War. Funeral services will be siblings telling stories. Early He retired from Tooele Army held Monday, Feb. 13, 2017, in his career, Don served as Depot after many years of ser- at 11 a.m. at the Tooele North an officer in the U.S. Army. vice. Stake Center, 580 N. 270 East, Teaching was his true passion. He loved camping, fishing He loved the outdoors even Tooele. A viewing will be held He taught history and alterna- Tooele, Utah; as well as his Fitzgerald and Ann Neville. and hunting with his family when it was hard for him to go Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017, at Tate tive education for 33 years at children Elizabeth (John) Paul, Funeral services will be and friends. Bob’s theory was outside anymore. He watched Mortuary from 6-8 p.m. and Wasatch Middle School and Melissa (Daniel) Terry, Erik held Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, “the worst day fishing is bet- from his chair out the window one hour prior to services. East High School, collectively. (Aubry) McNaughtan, Russell at 11 a.m. with a viewing ter than the best day of work.” at the mountains daily. Don was an avid reader, espe- Fetherston, Eric Fetherston, (closed casket) from 10-10:45 cially historical fiction and Micah Fetherston, Marie a.m. prior to the services at non-fiction alike. He enjoyed (Larry) Denson and Sean The Church of Jesus Christ of traveling and made the most of Fetherston; 14 grandchil- Latter-day Saints Tooele 7th Marilyn Faye Glover band Bart Glover and her chil- his season tickets to the Utah dren; and sisters Janet (Max) Ward building, 1020 W. Utah dren Kristian Madsen (Clare), Symphony and Utah Festival Lemon and Nina Grover. He Ave., Tooele, Utah. Interment Beloved sister, wife, mother, Kimball Madsen (Amber), Opera. was preceded in death by his will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the and grandmother Marilyn Faye Todd Madsen (Jennifer), Don is survived by his parents; brother William J. Heber City Cemetery, 700 N. Glover passed away Tuesday Harmony Neuenkirch (David), beloved wife, Diane (Fehr) of McNaughtan and sisters Mary 550 East, Heber City, Utah. evening, Feb. 7, 2017. Marilyn Andrey Glover (Holli), Serenie was born Nov. 24, 1959, to Gagon (Brad) and Destiny Faye Dean Brunson and Betty Wright (Tad). Marilyn was, is, Lou Blackham in Ely, Nevada and will always be our shin- Mary Rae McMurray Dixon Hunt. Mary Rae’s life (McGill). She was preceded in ing example of love, service, revolved around her family, death by her parents, grand- charity, and determination. A LaRoque as she was always helping put parents, and brother Kerry viewing will be held at the LDS together family gatherings and Brunson. She is survived by Stake Center located at 550 E. Mary Rae McMurray camping trips. Her house was her sister Susan Green (Kerry); Durfee Street in Grantsville, LaRoque passed away unex- always decorated to the nines Utah, on Friday, Feb. 17 from pectedly on the evening of for every holiday, and her gar- 6-8 p.m. Funeral services will Feb. 6, 2017, in Salt Lake den was the talk of the neigh- be held in the same building City, Utah, at the age of 83. borhood. She had an avid love Stay Informed on Saturday, Feb. 18 at 11 She was born in Tooele, Utah, for animals, especially her little as well as her brothers Brent a.m. with a viewing beginning on Dec. 18, 1933, to Ray dog ChaChi. Her quick Irish TOOELETRANSCRIPT ULLETIN Brunson (Kathy) and Kent one hour prior. Interment will McMurray and Mary McCoy wit, and funny sayings will B Brunson (Pat). Marilyn’s loving then follow at Grantsville City McMurray Hammond, and be deeply missed. She is sur- Subscribe 435-882-0050 surviving family includes hus- Cemetery. was the oldest of five girls. vived by her daughter Denice She attended school in Tooele, LaRoque of Santa Fe, New graduating from Tooele High Mexico; grandson Dixon Hunt School in 1952. After school, of Salt Lake City; sisters Jackie she moved to Dugway, Utah Boltz and Dorothy (Angelo) to work, where she eventu- Cerroni, both of Tooele; a step- two sisters Judy Morrison and KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION ally met and married her late son Andy (Debbie) Hasson, Susan Tate. Per the family’s husband Clarence Mathew and their children Lisa and request, there will be no servic- FOR FALL 2017 (Rock) LaRoque. They made Steven of Lakeside, Montana; es. A Celebration of Life will be their life in Tooele, where they and many nieces, nephews, held at her home in Tooele this The Tooele County School District will be holding kindergarten registration for fall 2017 were blessed with a daugh- and extended family members. Saturday, Feb. 11, beginning at enrollment. It will be held at all Tooele County elementary schools on February 23rd and 24th. ter, Denice Michelle (Mikie) She was preceded in death noon. Friends and family are To be eligible to enter kindergarten, your child must be at least five (5) years of age on or before LaRoque, and later a grandson, by her parents, husband, and welcome to stop by. September 1, 2017.

The following documentation will be required before a child can officially begin kindergarten for the 2017-18 school year: 1. �������������������������������� - A copy of a state birth certificate for a child born within Utah may be obtained from the Tooele County Health Department, 151 North GOP chairman: No oversight Main, Tooele. A copy may also be obtained from the Utah State Division of Health, 554 South 300 East, Salt Lake City. Birth certificates for a child born outside of Utah should be obtained from the State Division of Health in the state the child was born. talk at White House meeting 2. ������������������� - The following are required by Utah law for a child entering WASHINGTON (AP) — The before the election that he investigations into Trump’s school: 5 DTaP/DTP/DT, 4 Polio (IPV), 2 MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella), Republican chairman of the would investigate Democrat financial ties with foreign busi- 3 Hepatitis B, 2 Hepatitis A and 2 Varicella (Chickenpox). House Oversight Committee Hillary Clinton for years. nesses and governments, as 3. ���������������� – A child under seven (7) years of age entering school for the first met with Donald Trump on The congressman insisted well as his lease with the U.S. time in the state of Utah must present a certificate signed by a licensed physician, Tuesday, agreed with the his committee will pursue a government for a luxury hotel optometrist, or other licensed health professional, stating that the child has received president’s request not to talk “vigorous oversight agenda” near the White House. vision screening (Utah Code-Title 53A-11-203). about oversight and reiterated under an all-Republican gov- Chaffetz said he has ques- that it’s unlikely his panel will ernment. tions for the General Services ���������������� investigate the businessman’s “I think on the surface it’s Administration about the The following are highly recommended by the Tooele County School District before registering: sprawling empire. tougher to do oversight when Trump organization’s con- Rep. Jason Chaffetz of Utah it’s your own party, but you tract to run the hotel at the � Health Examination – make an appointment with your physician or health clinic told reporters that before he have a job to do,” Chaffetz Old Post Office building on � Dental Examination even sat down in the Oval said. “My job is not to be Pennsylvania Avenue, but � Four doses of Haemophilus Influenzae Type B (Hib) – dosing scheduled based on student’s Office, “The president said, ‘No the president’s cheerleader, said, “the president is exempt current age. oversight. You can’t talk about but I do want to fix things. under Section 208” of the U.S. anything that has to do with And there are a lot of broken criminal code from conflict of Each child entering kindergarten must have a prescreening assessment. This assessment will be oversight,’” Chaffetz respond- things. And there’s always interest laws. scheduled by your school prior to the end of this school year. It is important that you have your child ed: “Fair enough.” somebody doing something “The Democrats can flail registered to receive an assessment time. A kindergarten orientation will be held at local schools in At a briefing at his Capitol stupid somewhere.” and complain and run around office following the 30-minute August where general kindergarten information will be shared. Trump and his team “under- with their heads cut off, but meeting with Trump, Chaffetz stand that, I think,” Chaffetz the reality is he’s exempt from said he is unlikely to grant said. “I think it’s a good mes- this,” Chaffetz said. We appreciate your cooperation and support in getting your kindergarten student registered for requests by Democrats to sage (for Trump) to say ‘I’m Chaffetz said he briefed the 2017-2018 school year; this helps us plan around our enrollment numbers for the upcoming year. investigate possible conflicts not going to slow you down. Trump on a number of issues If you have further questions, contact your school principal or Jackie Gallegos at the District Office, of interest involving Trump’s I’m not going to put the brakes important to him, includ- (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104. businesses. on.’” ing former President Barack Chaffetz had promised Democrats have called for Obama’s designation of the Bears Ears national monument in Utah, which Chaffetz and other Utah officials oppose. The men also discussed postal reform, tax reform and con- struction and security of U.S. Flu Shots Available embassies abroad. WE OFFER A COMPLETE LINE OF IMMUNIZATIONS INCLUDING: Flu, Pneumonia, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Shingles, Meningitis, HPV, and Hepatitis A Full-Color Activity Page Just for Kids! Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Birch Family Pharmacy

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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 7:29 a.m. 5:58 p.m. Saturday 7:28 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Sunday 7:27 a.m. 6:01 p.m. Monday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. Tuesday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. Wednesday 7:23 a.m. 6:04 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:21 a.m. 6:06 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 5:59 p.m. 7:10 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 7:04 p.m. 7:50 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 8:07 p.m. 8:25 a.m. Monday 9:08 p.m. 8:58 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 10:08 p.m. 9:29 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Feb. 8. Cloudy with occasional Mostly cloudy and Wednesday 11:06 p.m. 9:59 a.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Sunny Clouds and sunshine Plenty of sunshine Temperatures Thursday none 10:29 a.m. rain cooler with a shower High/Low past week 60/23 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 42/24 50 36 42 21 37 20 40 25 45 27 46 30 51 35 Average temp past week 44.0 Normal average temp past week 32.6 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 10 Feb 18 Feb 26 Mar 5 Shown is Friday’s weather. Forecasts and graphics provided by Temperatures are Friday’s highs and Friday night’s AccuWeather, Inc. ©2017 lows.

UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 41/28 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 50/34 Knolls Clive Lake Point 49/31 50/35 50/35 52/36 Ogden Stansbury Park 48/33 Erda 52/36 Vernal Grantsville 49/36 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 46/33 51/37 49/34 Trace 0.40 Trace 0.45 2.06 1.86 Tooele 53/35 Bauer 50/36 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 51/36 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 50/36 47/33 50/35 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 51/36 48/34 Nephi Rush Valley 49/35 48/36 Ophir 48/35 Delta Manti 55/37 59/37 Trace Trace 46.5 Green River Last Month Season 71/42 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 48/35 62/38 Moab 48/32 SNOWPACK Hanksville 62/44 Beaver 66/45 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 57/40 Ibapah 47/35 49/32 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 19.1 17.7 13.2 St. George 61/40 59/43 Average 12.9 11.9 6.3 66/51 Kanab 58/43 Eureka Percent of average 148% 149% 210% 46/34 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services After extradition of El Chapo, US prosecutors seek a rival FARGO, N.D. (AP) — With man responsible for killing 20 to charged with three counts, ordered the killing of Lee Avila, The document accuses Sillas- of his sister that year. notorious drug trafficker 30 people a month during the including conspiracy to com- of East Grand Forks, Minnesota, Rocha of attempting to arrange Heaphy said he believes Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman cartel’s heyday in Tijuana. mit murder for a continuing in June 2005 for failing to pay the killings of two California Mexican officials wanted the now behind bars in New York Sillas-Rocha was arrested criminal enterprise. He has been for five pounds of methamphet- residents. He allegedly offered extradition of Guzman just after he was extradited from six years ago in Mexico, but fighting extradition to North amine that Arandas originally a San Diego street gang before Trump took office to be Mexico last month, federal pros- his federal case in the U.S. had Dakota, where federal officials received from Sillas-Rocha. $25,000 to kill them, paying “an Obama victory, not a Trump ecutors in North Dakota have remained sealed from pub- a decade ago began gathering Arandas told police he feared $4,000 in advance. When the victory.” He said the extradition their sights set on bringing one lic view until this week. Tim incriminating evidence on the that he would be killed for gang couldn’t find his targets, process will likely become more of his organization’s onetime Heaphy, former U.S. attorney Arellano Felix cartel after one of not paying Sillas-Rocha, so he Sillas-Rocha upped his offer to difficult under Trump, who has rivals to the United States to from Virginia, said it’s common its members killed a Minnesota had Avila murdered to show $50,000 if the killings could be riled Mexicans with his pledge face charges. to seal such cases to preserve man over a drug debt. Sillas- strength. done quickly. He later ordered to build a border wall and In court documents unsealed an investigation and protect Rocha was arrested in Mexico The indictment filed against another man to kill an entire deport people living in the U.S. Tuesday, authorities say Juan witnesses. Those fears tend to in November 2011 and paraded Sillas-Rocha in March 2011 said family inside their home, inves- illegally. Francisco Sillas-Rocha was a top evaporate when a defendant is in front of reporters by police in that in addition to drug traffick- tigators said. “I would worry about the lieutenant for the Arellano Felix in custody for a long time. riot gear and masks. He remains ing, Sillas-Rocha was involved Mexican authorities say potentially acrimonious rela- cartel, which smuggled cocaine, U.S. Attorney Christopher in jail there. in the supervision of crews Sillas-Rocha participated in tionship between our new marijuana and other drugs into Myers, the lead prosecutor, The case wound up in North that “participated in murder, the 2010 kidnapping of three executive and the Mexican the United States and competed declined to comment on the Dakota after Jorge “Sneaky” attempted murder, kidnapping, women in the family of Ismael government,” Heaphy said. against the Sinaloa cartel led by case. Court documents in Arandas, a member of the human trafficking, public cor- “El Mayo” Zambada, who was “Extradition is one of the few Guzman, once considered the Mexico listed no attorney of Arellano Felix gang, set up ruption of government officials, at the top of the Sinaloa cartel chips that they have to use in most wanted man in the world. record for Sillas-Rocha. shop in the Red River Valley of money laundering and other at the time alongside Guzman. Authorities have described Sillas-Rocha, known as North Dakota and Minnesota. illegal conduct” meant to make Sillas-Rocha allegedly was Sillas-Rocha as a prolific hit “Ruedas,” or “Wheels,” is Investigators say Arandas money for the cartel. retaliating for the disappearance

MYGA AUNNUITY Media fact-checking more aggressive under Trump 3.25% NEW YORK (AP) — These report about whether a story clicked like its annotation fea- The very phrase “fact-check- was like. GUARANTEED days of alternative facts, phan- is true, false or somewhere in ture, rolled out during last year’s ing” was considered too toxic Schechter discovered that tom terrorist attacks and fake between,” said John Daniszewski, campaign. Up to two dozen when Dallas’ WFAA-TV named challenging assumptions doesn’t 10 YEARS news are changing the way news the AP’s vice president for stan- journalists and producers worked its clever new “Verify” segment. necessarily change views. organizations do their jobs. dards. on debate nights, for example, In the periodic stories, reporter The polarization just makes Media outlets are more The New York Times also does adding links to transcripts and David Schechter takes viewers the effort more important, jour- aggressively fact-checking politi- regular fact-checking: It took a allowing website visitors to judge on fact-finding missions. For nalists say. cal statements — a function often microscope Tuesday to Trump’s the accuracy of statements. instance, a viewer who supported “We don’t tell you how to pushed into the background claims about his immigration The process is constantly being Trump’s plan to build a wall vote,” Oreskes said. “We give you when campaigns end — finding order and titled an earlier story: refined, said Beth Donovan, along the Mexican border was the material to think about who innovative new formats and see- “White House pushes `alterna- senior Washington editor. Others taken to the border to see what it to vote for.” ing keen interest among consum- tive facts.’ Here are the real are following: Adair said Duke is ers. An administration that views ones.” An NPR team annotates experimenting with a “pop-up” that the press as the opposition is claims made during speeches or feature that allows real-time fact- reinvigorating it. debates. CNN succinctly corrects checking. Someday, presidential coun- political misstatements through “This was always a key part selor Kellyanne Conway’s invo- onscreen graphics. of our job, but it’s more central cation of “alternative facts” on After reporting President now,” said Michael Oreskes, NBC’s “Meet the Press” may be Donald Trump’s claim about NPR’s senior vice president for Millpond Spa & Retreat cited as a galvanizing moment for underreported terror attacks, news and editorial director. “In journalism. anchor Scott Pelley said on the the old days, we’d write a story “We’re writing about a presi- “CBS Evening News” on Monday and somewhere in the story we dent who makes quite a number that “it has been a busy day for might say, `Oh, by the way, he of misstatements,” said Glenn presidential statements divorced said this but it isn’t true.’ Now ... Kessler, the Washington Post from reality.” it is in a sense the story itself.” reporter whose regular fact It remains to be seen how Kessler said the Washington checks award “Pinocchios” based much impact these efforts have Post is looking to add video to its on the magnitude and brazen- on public opinion. If you don’t fact-checking unit. The Times is ness of false claims. “This has believe stories in mainstream looking into creating its own fact- increased our workload and media anyway, are fact checks checking unit, said Matt Purdy, increased the level of interest in believable? deputy managing editor for news fact-checking.” Duke University professor and investigations. Times ads for The number of unique visitors Bill Adair, who helped start the online subscriptions urge people to Kessler’s web page in January PolitiFact.com website, noted to “give the truth.” was 50 percent higher than in the growth of fact-checking dur- The AP is involved in another October, its previous busiest ing the fall campaign and, in a aspect of fact-checking, working month, and 15 times greater than column printed on Election Day, with Facebook to flag dubious Tasting Tournament by The Marmalade Coffee and Chocolate Society in January 2013, he said. challenged journalists to keep stories shared on the popular The Associated Press routinely it up. Since then, “we’ve seen social media platform. publishes AP Fact Checks on tremendous fact-checking by Fact-checking isn’t immune PM political discourse. Last week, national news organizations in a to persistent political efforts MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13 • 7 the AP premiered an aggregation period when they would not typi- to undermine the authority of The Millpond Spa will be hosting ������������������������������� of disputed political statements cally do it,” he said. mainstream journalists, however. under the headline, “A week’s Examining the truth of Knocking down Trump admin- �������������������������������� ������������������������������������ supply of baloney.” A separate political statements is relatively istration claims may even make ���������������������������� �������������������������������������� fact check on Conway’s false new, first applied nationally his supporters more determined. person and duration is an hour. The ��������������������������������� claim of a Bowling Green “mas- to campaign ads in 1992, said “What we think is debunking Tournament will feature world- ����������������������������������� sacre” on Thursday was the Tom Rosenstiel, director of Donald Trump turns out to be ������������������������������� ��������������������������������������� most-read story on the APNews. the American Press Institute. supporting Donald Trump,” �������������������������� ������������������������������� com website Friday. Similarly, on FactCheck.org, Snopes.com and media critic Michael Wolff said ���������������������������� ������������������ Monday, readers spent more time PolitiFact, with its “pants on fire” on CNN last weekend. with a story examining President designation for egregious lies, do Don’t forget: the presidential Donald Trump’s claim about the it regularly. candidate judged to have the big- media underplaying incidents of “Given the traction this is get- gest problem with the truth won. ������������������������������������������ terrorism than they did with any ting, I do not see this abating,” “Are we in a post fact-check other news item that day. Rosenstiel said. “To the contrary, world?” Rosenstiel wondered. “People are really paying close I see people who do this work “There’s a difference between www.themillpondspa.com attention to the news and they saying, `How do we do this in a facts and knowledge. 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bySTORY DARRENMom VAUGHAN Artist excited about return to Tooele roots for Paint Night event Friday

he famous “Beehive Lady” is coming home. Tooele-born artist TStephanie Deer will be the guest artist for the Tooele Ladies Community Club’s Paint Night on Friday at the Tooele Chamber of Commerce, sharing her unique talents and expertise with the local community. “I’ve done plenty of big shows, but I’m probably as excited or more excited about this one than anything I’ve done in some time,” Deer said. “It’s connect- ing with people from where I’m from to pay forward what’s been given to me.” Deer, the daughter of Loretta Christensen and granddaughter of Blanche Pratt, lived in Tooele through the fourth grade until moving to Kamas with her mother. Her grand- mother and her aunts and uncles lived in Pine Canyon when she was growing up, giving her strong ties to Tooele that continue to this day. “Tooele was always really important Stephanie Deer (top) to me because it had a really good will be the guest sense of community and my family artist at the Ladies was there,” she said. “My parents were Community Club’s Paint Night on Friday from there, so I spent a lot of time out night at the Tooele there and went to grade school out County Chamber there. of Commerce. Deer “It seems much different to me (above) became an now than it was when I grew up, artist about 12 years when I was living there, she added. ago after reading “Particularly the last 10 years, it seems books about paint- to have changed a lot –– the way it ing to complete an looks and the demographic of people interior design proj- ect. Deer’s paternal there.” grandmother, Blanche Deer became an artist by accident. Pratt (right), is one A dozen years ago, she was working of her inspirations. as an interior designer, and was doing Pratt retired from the commercial work for a church that Tooele City Water was under construction. As it neared Department and is PHOTOS/ARTWORK COURTESY OF STEPHANIE DEER completion, the artist she had hired to still alive today. Some of Stephanie Deer’s most popular artwork includes, from top: “Family Vacation,” “A Farr Better Man,” “Sometimes Less is More, but Not SEE MOM PAGE A11 ➤ Today ...” and “Ski Utah.” HOMETOWN A11

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Mom continued from page A10 paint several 7x9-foot paint- ings inside the church abruptly quit, leaving her three weeks to find a solution. When she was unable to find another artist, she went to the public library in Draper to check out some books on painting techniques and did the work herself. “My husband said –– and this is totally not like him –– ‘why don’t you just fake it? If your career is going to go PHOTOS/ARTWORK COURTESY OF STEPHANIE DEER down in flames you might as Artist Stephanie Deer (left) poses for a picture with an art patron at Zions Bank’s annual artists’ exhibition. Deer’s art, including “Mountain Fresh well go out fighting, right?’” Scent”(above) depicts strong women in typical Utah scenes. she said. “I went down to the building and spent three weeks by one of Salt Lake City’s pre- with a challenge, and you can painting these big paintings mier galleries, and has since open up a whole new life for on a scissor lift by myself. I become a full-time artist. Even yourself and become aware of got them done and the client though she didn’t have any for- talents that you did not know loved them, so I was breathing mal art training, she said that that you had,” she said. “I have a huge sigh of relief. I really may have actually been benefi- not seen anyone that can’t enjoyed it but didn’t think I cial to her. express themselves with paint would paint again. I was just “The fact that I didn’t have if they just give themselves the trying to deliver what needed other influences in my work is chance to do it. It’s really ther- to be done and have my career what I think made me success- apeutic to paint. It’s tough to not be destroyed.” ful because my art didn’t look think about other things when Other commercial clients like anybody else’s,” she said. you’re focusing on the details were also impressed by her to encourage her to take part paintings of LDS temples that ings sold, and one of them “Utah is really a family-values of a flower or trying to paint work and had her do paint- in Zions Bank’s annual artists’ are so prevalent among Utah eventually was given as a gift state, so a lot of the stuff I someone’s face. It requires ings for them as well, despite reception. artists. She found her inspira- to Jon Huntsman Jr., who took paint is an effort to reflect that your full concentration and her insistence on telling them As she prepared for the exhi- tion from the women in her it with him when he served as and how I see that.” you get immediate feedback that she was “not a real art- bition, Deer knew she didn’t family –– the women of Pine the U.S. ambassador to China. She hopes that her visit to from it.” ist.” It also led a friend of hers want to do the landscapes or Canyon. “That was a career-changer Tooele for Friday’s Paint Night Those interested in taking “All of the women in my for me,” she said. “I feel like will inspire others to discover part in Friday’s event can reg- family worked,” she said. “My Susan Boyle –– I’m like, ‘oh, my and embrace their inner hid- ister online at www.eventbrite. grandmother helped build gosh. I dress kind of weird, I’m den talent. com/e/paint-night-with-utahs- rockets for the [Tooele Army] not exactly young, but if I can “You may not realize what’s beehive-lady-stephanie-deer- Depot, but I never, ever saw make it, anybody can.’” hidden inside you until you’re tickets-31291318175. her without an apron on her Deer was quickly picked up given an opportunity or faced [email protected] entire life. ‘We would always get together –– my mom and all of her sisters and my grandmoth- er’s sisters –– and they would make all of this food and make aprons and crochet all this stuff, and then they would take it down to the church and buy it all back and go home and eat it or give it to various relatives. This made a big impact on me.” GOT MEDS? So, she went to work on seven or eight paintings for the reception, with those strong women serving as her subject matter. “I was surrounded by these strong women who had very strong family ties,” she said. “Even though they were very Tooele City Police Department traditional, they still brought home the bacon. They were 323 N Main opinionated and irreverent at times. So I decided on a whim that I wanted to paint a lady with a big beehive –– my Tooele County Building mother’s a redhead –– and call it ‘The Beehive State.’ I did not 47 S Main think anything would come of it.” When Deer took her art to the reception, she quickly real- ized just how different it was University of Utah Stansbury Clinic from what anyone else was doing, and questioned whether 210 Millpond she belonged. “There were about 60 art- ists there and everybody’s got paintings of landscapes with Grantsville City Police Department the occasional horse thrown in there somewhere –– extremely traditional art –– and then 429 E Main there’s me,” she said. “I’m tech- nicolor, all of my art is tech- nicolor and it’s funny. I’m bawl- ing ... I’m crying my eyes out. I Wendover City Offices go into the bathroom, and it’s not a pretty cry. It’s an ugly cry 920 E Wendover Blvd where your whole face is ugly and your nose is running.” After a banker came in and gave her a bit of a pep talk and encouraged her to come out of the bathroom, it turned out her art was a hit. All of her paint-

DESERET PEAK RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN PUBLIC OFFICIALS OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY • FEBRUARY 15 6:00PM-8:00PM Tooele County Building Auditorium • 47 South Main/basement auditorium

For the past several months, the Landmark Design Team has been assisting Tooele County with the development of a master plan for the Deseret Peak Recreation Complex that seeks to be visionary and responsive to resources and funding realities.

Your involvement is important! The Draft Master Plan will be unveiled at an Open House for public meeting on Wednesday, February 15th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the Tooele County Building Auditorium, 47 South Main Street.

We look forward to seeing you. Please let your friends and Stephanie Deer’s maternal grandmother, Marjorie Breitigam (top), was one of many strong women in Deer’s life as she grew up in Tooele County. family know about this important meeting. If you have any Breitigam was born in 1927 and passed away in 2005. Deer’s mother, questions, you can reach Mark Viasic, Project Manager, at Loretta Christensen (middle), is a major inspiration for her daughter’s art. [email protected] or by phone at 801-474-3300. Deer enjoys watching her own daughter, Amelia (bottom) compete as a swimmer and sees her going on to great things of her own someday. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017

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SPORTS WRAP DARREN VAUGHAN again the next year is nerve- Northern Divisional tourna- hope I see [Larsen] again. I’m COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR wracking, so I’m glad that I’ve ment. That means Knight will going to be ready. The pres- Tooele girls basketball Knight Brady Knight knows what it been there and know what it’s be a No. 2 seed in the state sure’s on him this time.” The Buffaloes lost 47-31 to takes to finish the season as a like,” Knight said following bracket, and he could face Knight will face Dawson Union on Tuesday, but Tooele state champion. Tuesday’s practice. “I’ve worked Southern Division champion Stoor of Canyon View in his will still to enter the state tour- The 120-pound Tooele senior hard, so I’ll be happy no matter Gentry Warner of Juab in the first match of the tournament nament as Region 10’s No. 4 prepares enters this weekend’s Class 3A what happens.” semifinals. Friday morning at the UCCU seed later this month. Junior state wrestling tournament Knight’s road to another The loss is serving as motiva- Center on the Utah Valley forward Emily Webber led all with a target on his back after state championship got con- tion for Knight in his prepara- University campus in Orem. He scorers with 10 points while for title claiming last year’s title, and he siderably more difficult last tion. is one of 10 Tooele wrestlers Abby Webber added another is eager to put an exclamation weekend when he lost the 120- “It woke me up a little bit,” competing this weekend, along six. Union held a 25-13 lead point on his high-school career. pound championship match to Knight said. “I’m pushing at halftime, and the two teams “Trying to make the finals Stansbury’s Josh Larsen at the myself a lot harder this week. I SEE WRESTLE PAGE B8 ➤ played mostly evenly during defense the second half. Now at 2-6 in region play, the Buffs are a half game ahead of last-place Park City, which concluded league play at home to undefeated Grantsville on Thursday in a game that wasn’t complete as Cowboys clinches title over rivals of press time. Even if Park City pulled out a win, Tooele has the tiebreaker after beating the Miners twice already this Shores scores career-high 11 off the bench to season. Union improved to 4-3 with the win will face Stansbury lead Cowboys over Stansbury on the road at 5:15 p.m. Friday at Union, just before the boys varsity TAVIN STUCKI “We were right game. SPORTS EDITOR Stansbury’s strategy was where we want- THS softball camp executed perfectly during The Tooele High School softball Grantsville’s Region 10-clinch- ed to be.” team will hold a softball camp ing 55-46 win at Stansbury High Kenzie Newton for girls in grades 5th-8th. The School on Tuesday. SHS basketball coach camp will be held from 4-6 p.m. Feb. 10 and 1-3 p.m. Feb. 11 second-half 3-pointers en route at Depot Training Center. The GHS BASKETBALL to a career-high and team-lead- cost is $50 for both sessions. Please contact coach Marissa ing 11 points, becoming the vis- ible difference in the Cowboys’ Lowry for more information at SHS BASKETBALL [email protected]. nine-point win. She also hit the game’s final GGSL registration Stansbury managed to put two free throws with eight sec- The Grantsville Girls Softball Grantsville senior workhorses onds left to put the final nails League will hold 2017 registra- Abby Butler and Brayle Crosman in the coffin of Stansbury’s co- tion from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the bench with foul trouble region-champ aspirations. on Feb. 11 at Grantsville High for most of the game, leaving “I just went in just like a School, Grantsville Junior High Cowboys head coach Megan sixth man, made it happen and School and at the Stansbury Vera with less-favorable match- put some points on the board,” Soelberg’s; Feb. 18 at GHS ups in younger and less-experi- Shores said. “I felt like Coach and GJHS; Feb. 25 at GHS, enced players. Vera really needed us for like, GJHS and at the Stansbury “We got them into foul trou- the underclassmen to help boost Soelberg’s; and from 6-8 p.m. ble. I mean, we were right where everything up.” at the Grantsville fire station. we wanted to be,” Stansbury The game was close for the Any registration after these head coach Kenzie Newton said. entire first half. Down by one, dates will incur a $10-per-child “It’s one of those games that Shores hit her first 3-pointer late penalty. Otherwise, league hurts the pride a little bit.” with a second left in the third fees will remain the same Butler picked up her first foul quarter to make it 33-31. She hit as last year: $60. A copy of 26 seconds after tipoff and had her second one from the oppo- your child’s birth certificate is required at the time of registra- two in the first quarter. Crosman site corner on the opening pos- tion. All games are scheduled picked up her third foul midway session of the fourth quarter to to be played at Deseret Peak through the second and her spark a 9-0 run that was snapped Complex. Updates are avail- fourth near the end of the third. by Stansbury sophomore Mia able on the league’s Facebook The only problem? Grantsville Thurber’s 3-pointer with 5:51 page. Please contact Gerri junior guard Kaylee Shores, remaining to pull the home team Welsh at 435-850-8422 with whose previous season scoring back to within five points. any questions. total was 18 points, drilled three “Thankfully we have girls that can step up as Kaylee proved Notable HS boys basketball tonight,” Vera said about her scores FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO team’s foul trouble. “We’re con- Tuesday Grantsville junior Kaylee Shores fident when we put our subs in, Kearns 60, Judge Memorial 54 (11) and the Grantsville basketball team celebrate their 55-46 win over but obviously it’s not ideal.” Olympus 79, Hillcrest 46 Stansbury to clinch the Region 10 Skyline 80, Cyprus 62 championship on Tuesday. Shores SEE CLINCH PAGE B8 ➤ Wednesday scored a team-high 11 points. Desert Hills 67, Snow Canyon 50 Pine View 60, Dixie 49 Grantsville 38, Stansbury 37 Tooele 50, Union 39 Grantsville edges Stansbury in defensive struggle Bear River 65, Morgan 36 Juan Diego 58, Arbon converts game-winner in final seconds Ben Lomond 48 Ridgeline 60, Logan 53 DARREN VAUGHAN 10). “I saw an opening, and luck- Canyon View 51, COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR ily Saxon made a great feed and North Sanpete 29 As Grantsville junior forward saw me.” Richfield 45, Juab 41 Brady Arbon left the visitors’ On Stansbury’s previous offen- Merit 75, Telos 22 locker room after Wednesday’s sive possession, the Stallions (6- Mount Vernon 32, Dugway 24 game at Stansbury High School, 13, 3-4) had grabbed the lead on he quipped he was feeling a lot a layup by Josh Jenkins, though Tintic 69, St. Joseph 65 better than he had with 15 sec- Jenkins couldn’t complete the Wendover 63, onds left in the game. three-point play after drawing a Intermountain Christian 48 foul on Arbon. Grantsville coach West Desert 47, Bryan Detweiler called timeout West Ridge Academy 36 GHS BASKETBALL with just under 15 seconds left to Notable HS girls basketball set up the game-winning play. scores “I think we needed to execute Tuesday SHS BASKETBALL a little better offensively down Cedar 52, Hurricane 46 (OT) the stretch, but we did enough “He makes that eight out of 10 Desert Hills 45, Hitting the game-winning of what we needed to win,” times. He’s a heck of a shooter.” Snow Canyon 25 shot in a rivalry game on the Detweiler said. “Offensively, White’s team battled back Dixie 58, Pine View 55 road will do that. we’re a better team than scoring from a 10-point first-half deficit, Grantsville 55, Stansbury 46 Arbon converted a feed from 38 points in a game. We average giving itself a chance by limiting Union 47, Tooele 31 point guard Saxon Stringham like 50-something or 60, so we’re Grantsville to just 15 points in into the go-ahead layup with 5.6 a lot better than that.” the second half. Justin Mathews, Juan Diego 41, Morgan 35 seconds left, lifting the Cowboys Stansbury’s Jase Wanlass had Casey Roberts and Sam Frazier Logan 47, Bear River 36 to a 38-37 win and maintaining a chance to be the hero for the all hit clutch 3-pointers, help- Ridgeline 58, Ben Lomond 19 their perfect Region 10 record. Stallions, getting a good look ing Stansbury overcome the North Sanpete 41, “We were supposed to go from just inside the 3-point arc Cowboys’ own stifling defense. Canyon View 37 into our zone offense if they on the right wing, but his shot “The first half, we couldn’t FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO St. Joseph 44, were in zone, so we did,” said was off-target at the buzzer. have played worse,” White said. Grantsville’s Brady Arbon (5, left) makes the game-winning shot to help Intermountain Christian 40 Arbon, who had seven points for “Jase had a good look,” Grantsville beat rival Stansbury 38-37 on Wednesday. Grantsville’s Kevin Tintic 57, West Ridge 11 Grantsville (15-7, 7-0 Region Stansbury coach Joe White said. SEE BUZZER PAGE B8 ➤ Roberts (21, above) dribbles past Stansbury’s Tavika Gagnier (34). Wendover 49, Dugway 17 Prep sports schedule Thursday, Feb. 9 Grantsville girls basketball at Park City, 7 p.m. Grantsville’s Savannah Thomas sets sights on state title Friday, Feb. 10 Stansbury girls basketball at and Saturday’s Class 3A State Thomas placed second last the fast heat in his race; he’ll as an alternate for the girls but- Union, 5:15 p.m. GHS junior listed Swimming Championships at year in the breaststroke. She swim in lane 8 for the boys 100- terfly, as is sophomore Melynda Stansbury boys basketball at Brighman Young University. enters the competition this year yard butterfly. Smurthwaite also Hughes in the 100-yard freestyle. Union, 7 p.m. with second-fastest After winning the Region 10 with a seed time of 1 minute, qualified to swim in the second Stansbury is scheduled for 21 Grantsville boys basketball at breast stroke title, she’s got the 9.88 seconds, which is almost a heat for the boys 200-yard indi- events. Park City, 7 p.m. time for 100-yard No. 3 time overall in the 50-yard full 2 seconds slower than Hess. vidual medley. Junior Zaxton Hillman, who State swim at BYU, 2 p.m. freestyle and the second-fastest The lane 5 assignment should Other Grantsville qualifiers won the boys 200-yard freestyle seed time in her premier event hold, though the same cannot include the girls 200-yard medley at the Region 10 championship State wrestling tournament at breaststroke in 3A — the 100-yard breaststroke. UVU, 1 p.m. be said for other swimmers: the relay team, senior Jenika Higley meet two weeks ago in Park City, TAVIN STUCKI In that race, Thomas will times and lanes will be re-seeded in the girls IM and breaststroke, will swim in lane 2 of the fast Saturday, Feb. 11 SPORTS EDITOR face defending state champion if an athlete scratches from a race sophomore Ethan Smurthwaite heat in the event this weekend. State swim at BYU, 10 a.m. Grantsville junior Savannah Joelle Hess from Park City, who and an alternate is used. in the boys butterfly, the girls Hillman is scheduled for lane 7 in State wrestling tournament at Thomas is probably the high- is expected to chase the state Grantsville sophomore Seth 200-yard and 400-yard freestyle the fast heat of the boys 500-yard UVU, 10:30 a.m. est-profile swimmer represent- record time of 57.45 seconds, set Smurthwaite was the only other relays, and the boys 400 free ing Tooele County at Friday in 1984 by Provo’s Christi Harris. Cowboy swimmer to qualify for relay. Senior Allie Higley is listed SEE SWIM PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017 Welcome Dr. Alan Jones Dr. Alan Jones has joined Dr. Peter Ventura, ENT Surgical Associates, at Northpointe Medical Park.

Dr. Jones has been a long-standing member of the Tooele community and a respected ENT physician.

Dr. Jones and Dr. Ventura specialize in treatment of both adult and pediatric ear, nose, and throat procedures that include: tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, sinus and nasal surgery, ear tube placement and removal, and surgery for chronic ear infections and disease.

To see Dr. Jones, please call 435-833-9600.

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THURSDAY February 9, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 GARDEN SPOT TECH GURU Where do I get this stuff? Give your Mac or PC a Wi-Fi tune-up ith both Macs and you will see “Properties” and t’s sort of like having several tion are local classes and work- PCs that use Wi-Fi “Forget” appear. Click “Forget” television channels run- shops that are presented by network connections, and that wireless network con- W Scott Lindsay ning, picture in picture, fellow gardeners and USU pro- it is important to periodically nection will be removed. Do I Jay Cooper GUEST COLUMNIST in my mind. Sometimes, it’s fessors and extension agents. In check your settings and per- this for each connection you CORRESPONDENT product I see in the hardware fact, I had the pleasure of being form various maintenance. have listed. or grocery store that starts up a guest in the current Master Here is a quick way to give your As I mentioned with the Mac the images and flow of ideas. Gardener’s course, where the machines, what I like to call the or even schools. In fact, I rec- above, I recommend you clear Other times, it’s one of you ask- Wikipedia is especially help- topic was soil. Yep, soil. I assure “Wi-Fi tune-up.” ommend you clear these public all of them out from time-to- ing a question and me realizing ful, as references are usually you, some of that content will Let’s first start with the Mac. places out soon after you leave time. Once you have removed I know what I’ve heard about included at the end of a treatise show up in future articles. For Whether you are using the lat- the establishment. To do this, them all, you can close the set- the subject, but it’s hearsay and on a topic. Even so, I frequent more than two hours, we got est operating system, macOS you will highlight one network tings page by clicking the “X” in worthy of further research and a large amount of gardening all sorts of insights on how soil Sierra or an earlier version, in the box and click the minus the upper-right corner. verification. websites and blogs, as well as comes to be, how to help and these recommendations should sign at the bottom. Select the If you accidentally remove Sources of inspiration, top- food, scientific and history- not harm your soil, the value be similar. “Remove” button when prompt- your current wireless connec- ics, curious facts and origins themed sites. of adding organic material, Select your Wi-Fi symbol at ed and the location will be tion, on a Mac, just select the parade by me endlessly (atten- I can attest firsthand that how to determine what type the top-right and then select deleted. Remember, this is okay wireless symbol at the top, tion deficit is a real thing!) as just because you find it on the of soil you have, and what you “Open Network Preferences” at to do because when you return select your wireless network I read journals, publications, internet, that doesn’t mean it’s can do to correct deficiencies. the bottom of the menu. If your to the same place, all you need name, enter your password and websites, newsfeeds, enjoy true! You would think this basic This is literally gardening from Wi-Fi symbol isn’t visible in to do is re-add it to your list to select “Join.” If you are using a conversations and classes truth would be firmly implant- the ground up. If your soil your menu bar at the top-right, use their Wi-Fi again. PC, just click the wireless icon with fellow Master Gardener ed in our collective conscious- isn’t alive and healthy, you are open System Preferences from Once you are done, select in the lower-right, click the Association members, as well ness, but it’s not. I routinely gonna have one heck of a time the Apple menu. Next, select OK to close the box and then name of your wireless network, as checking in on social media. find people citing other people being a successful gardener. “Network.” The window that you will want to select “Apply” click “Connect” and enter the That last one includes as a source, even if they don’t It’s appropriate to give a opens, allows you to manage in the Network box. You can password and click “Next.” Pinterest. I have to admit at name them. How do I know? nod to Diane Sagers, my pre- all your network connections. now close the Network prefer- Remember to put a checkmark first, I was hesitant to make Identical or similar approach decessor for this column. I Go to the left and select “Wi- ences box. in the box: “Connect automati- that public as my impression and precise vocabulary rep- enjoyed her articles for some Fi.” If you are using a PC with cally” if you want to have your was that Pinterest would be lication are dead giveaways. time, and it challenged me to Here you can control wheth- Windows 10 (Windows 7 and computer remember this con- most appealing, let’s say, to Citing another source is com- take learning and research to er your Wi-Fi is on or off and 8 will be similar), click on the nection. one’s feminine side. Suffice it mon practice, and a good one, a higher level when Dave Bern you can checkmark the box wireless icon located at the Please keep in mind, that to say, I’ve gotten comfortable providing that other source asked me to consider continu- below, to “Show Wi-Fi status bottom-right and then click “public” wireless networks are with that, besides there’s a is verifiable and stands up to ing the Garden Spot tradition in the menu bar” at the top of “Network settings.” If you don’t not secure and I don’t recom- lot of projects and ideas that scrutiny. If not, you get the and Diane moved on to new your desktop. This gives you see your wireless icon, click the mend you go into your bank- would appeal to the manliest “echo chamber” effect, essen- horizons. One of my great easier access to your wireless Start button and then click the ing, email or other sensitive among us (insert sound effect tially declaring something to be experiences is that I’ve gotten settings. Settings icon (just above the websites when using these pub- here: Tim Allen grunt from true simply because “everyone” to know Diane through the To the bottom-right, select power icon), then you will click lic wireless connections. “Tool Time”). says it is, without any original Master Gardener Association. the “Advance” button. In the “Network & Internet.” Next, So, when I encounter com- basis in fact (seems like a lot of In fact, Diane continues to Preferred Networks box, is you will click “Wi-Fi” to the For 15 years, Scott Lindsay mon practices, products and that is happening in the news use her extensive “gardening listed all the wireless networks left. We should all now be in has helped tens of thousands of approaches in the garden, shop lately…but I digress). chops” and writes a short arti- you have allowed your Mac to the Wi-Fi settings page. people better their skills, pub- or kitchen, my mind is likely Perhaps this anecdote of cle each month for our news- connect with. I recommend In the center, find the lishing more than 400 articles to wander to who first thought the early days of railroads and letter. She is also our program you clear all of them out from “Manage known networks” link about Apple and Microsoft about this, and why? Like, who telephones will illustrate the director, and president-elect time-to-time. This is especially and click it to go to that page. software, the computer and the thought for the first time, “I point of circular, rather than for the TCMGA 2018 season. I important if you use public Here it lists all the wireless Internet. You can reach Scott know, let’s let cabbage ferment, external, fact-finding. The have the privilege of being the wireless networks, such as networks you have connected for comments or questions at get odoriferous, and then eat story goes that the rail station president this year, but when those at fast-food places, hotels with. Click each one and [email protected]. it!” Kimchi — YUMMY. How manager in a small community you’ve got classy people like about the first parachute? Sign would call the phone operator Diane on your team, it’s hard me up (not). Coagulated, caked about once a week to ask what not to have a great experience. milk? Think of that first person time it was. Once he got the That’s it for now. I just got FINANCIAL FOCUS that sampled such a thing, information, he would set his a few more ideas for some and declared it good! Look at watch to this time, as well as upcoming articles, and I need all the varieties of cheese that the large clock on outside of to jot them down before they’re Valentine’s Day: Consider financial gifts have come out of those early the building. Years later, when gone! adventurous food explorers. both the phone operator and But before I go, let me tell ast year, Americans spent or out-of-pocket medical bills. But being the first one to try it? station manager were nearing you about an event coming up more than $19 billion If your valentine doesn’t have No thanks. retirement and needed to train March 4 that you should really on Valentine’s Day gifts, such a fund, consider helping L Tye Hoffmann All of these subjects and his- their replacements, an unset- plan to attend; the 2017 Spring according to the National Retail him or her establish one, with GUEST COLUMNIST torical encounters are potential tling, but funny fact was uncov- Expo offered by the Master Federation, with the majority the money going to a liquid, grist for a Garden Spot article. ered. The new station manager Gardeners! This annual event of this money going to flowers, low-risk account. I’ve learned to keep a list of placed a call to the operator has been a great community candy, cards and an evening • Gym membership subject ideas, because some- and asked what time it was, but event for many years, and this out. These gifts were thought- A traditional IRA can grow on — Although not actually a thing that flits into my mind added the question, “what are time around is no exception. ful, of course, and no doubt tax-deferred basis, and contri- “financial” gift, a gym mem- and seems especially brilliant you setting your clock to?” The The active gardening season is appreciated, but they were also butions may be tax-deductible. bership can nonetheless bring can easily flame out a short operator told him that they had in the windshield, and this is somewhat disposable, for want (Taxes are due upon with- some positive economic results while later — potentially lost been directed to set the time a great way to jumpstart your of a better word. On the other drawal, and any withdrawals to your valentine. For one forever. The sentiment has according to the dial on the rail horticultural efforts for this hand, some financial gifts can you make before you reach 59? thing, the insurance industry been expressed that the faint- station! year. have a pretty long “shelf life.” may be subject to a 10 percent is providing more incentives to est ink (or keystrokes into my While this story is a bit of a You’ll learn from a variety Beyond simply enclosing IRS penalty. A Roth IRA’s earn- encourage people to exercise word-processing program) is stretch (there are some lapses of presenters (including yours some money in a card, what ings are distributed tax-free, and live healthier lifestyles. better than the clearest memo- of logic in this illustration), the truly) on a some great topics sort of financial gifts can you provided withdrawals aren’t But even if a gym membership ry, or something like that. You point is clear. Without sound such as vegetable gardening, give? The answer depends taken until the account owner is doesn’t give your loved one a get the idea. external verification, it’s really care and feeding of trees, soil somewhat on the recipient. For 59 1/2 and has had the IRA for break on insurance premiums, But coming up with ideas easy to get off-track (that was types and soil building, future- example, if your sweetheart at least five years. it can nonetheless result in and topics is only one part of clever, huh), sincere or not. proof landscape design, 2017 is also your spouse, some of • Charitable gifts better physical conditioning, the equation. Ferreting out As handy as online resources All-American varieties and top the gifts suggested below may — Consider making a gift which, in, turn, could ultimate- verifiable history, scientific are, I enjoy tactile reference tips for great tomato produc- be redundant to the financial to a charitable organization ly result in lower medical costs. facts and interesting anecdotes materials, such as gardening tion. moves you make together. supported by your loved one. On Valentine’s Day, you may about a given subject is anoth- guides, good seed catalogs and For more information, check However, if you aren’t mar- When you send cash to a quali- still want to get your sweetheart er. There’s been my fair share trade magazines to provide out the Bulletin Board section ried, or if you and your spouse fied charity, you can get a tax something associated with the of times when what I “knew” some great information on in this paper. We’ll see you at maintain separate finances, deduction, but you might gain holiday. But if it’s within your was actually an urban legend what and how to plant orna- the Expo. Show up and I’ll give these ideas may make excellent even bigger benefits by donat- means to do so, also consider or an oft-repeated saying that mental and edible plants in you a sample of Maggie’s and Valentine’s Day presents: ing appreciated securities one of the above suggestions for actually had no basis in fact. our area. There’s something my “from scratch” marinara • IRA contributions — you’ve held for more than one financial gifts. Your generosity No, hot water doesn’t trans- about having a tangible book sauce. It’s a great way for you Technically, you can’t contrib- year. By doing so, you can gen- will still be felt long after the form into ice in your freezer in your hands that you can to use all those tomatoes you ute directly to someone else’s erally deduct the value of the chocolates are eaten and the faster than cold water (that’s return to, time and time again. will be growing in just a few traditional or Roth IRA, but you securities, based on their worth flowers have faded. an actual “fact” that I heard It’s like having an old friend short months! can write a check to your loved when you make the gift. Plus, many times as a youngster)! that always enjoys it when you one — although, of course, he neither you nor the charity will This article was written by Obviously, having the web at stop by. Jay Cooper can be contacted or she is free to use the money have to pay capital gains taxes Edward Jones for use by your my disposal has been a boon to One of the top sources of at [email protected], for any purpose. Like most on the donated investments. local Edward Jones Financial accessing information quickly. great information and inspira- or you can visit his channel at people, your valentine may not • Contributions to an emer- Advisor. Tye Hoffmann is an youtube.com/dirtfarmerjay for usually contribute the yearly gency fund — It’s a good idea investment representative for videos on the hands-on life of maximum amount — which, for everyone to maintain an Edward Jones Investments locat- POETRY gardening, shop and home skills, in 2017, is $5,500, or $6,500 emergency fund to cover unan- ed at 974 N. Main St. in Tooele. culinary arts and landscaping. if you’re 50 or older — so your ticipated expenses, such as a He can be contacted at 833-9440 ‘L.A. River’ check should be quite welcome. major car repair, a new furnace or at 830-0917. ll too often poets shun simple, direct, and earthy words like “tea” Ted Kooser EARLY LIFE LESSONS A U.S. POET LAUREATE, in favor of others that sound 2004-2006 more sophisticated, like Earl Grey or Lapsang Souchong. But fancy words put experience at a greater distance. Here’s a delightful poem by Jack Cooper, who lives in Los Angeles, and it depends for part of its effect on words like “goofy” and “waddle.” Our experience of the poem is all the more “real” thanks to those words. Jack Cooper’s most recent book of poetry is Across My Silence (World Audience Publishers, 2007).

L.A. River I like how the mallard ducklings goofy and weak waddle up the cement incline then slide into this runoff of lawn sprinklers and car washes and how the great blue heron seems to be teleported here from the Jurassic to look for extinct species of fish but mostly I like the way the little birds fly in and out of the barbed wire with only a smear of water to keep them singing.

We do not accept unsolicited submissions. American Life in Poetry PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER is made possible by The Poetry Foundation. It is also supported by the Grantsville Junior High School students participated in a program called “Reality Town.” This is a half-day reality simulation in which volunteers Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem man “businesses.” Students are given a career and paycheck and must budget and pay monthly expenses for themselves and their Reality Town copyright ©2016 by Jack Cooper, “L.A. River,” from Rattle, (No. 52, family. Through this experience, students will come to see education as a means for better employment opportunities and greater financial Summer 2016). Poem reprinted by permission of Jack Cooper and the stability. In addition, they learn the importance of budgeting, living within one’s means and the financial obligations associated with adulthood publisher. Introduction copyright ©2017 by The Poetry Foundation. The and families. introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. B4 COMICS

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Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson Adam@Home by Rob Harrell

Heart of the City by Mark Tatulli The Fusco Brothers by J.C. Duffy

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

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Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by Timothy Parker February 6, 2017 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 40 Beautiful DOWN 32 Neutral Put more energy into your rela- 1 Billy thing in 1 Way out possessive tionships. Make an effort to Preston a setting amidst the 33 Art ___ compromise and play fair. Good things will happen if you are help- wore one 41 Watch waves (architec- Thatababy by Paul Trapp 5 Evaluated bearer 2 Love han- ture style) ful and encourage others in their and 42 Unit to dles, e.g. 34 Countess’s efforts. ★★★★ graded plow, 3 Sub ___ (in counterpart TAURUS (April 20-May 20): 10 After-bath often confidence) 35 Develop- Enjoying what you do will make wear 43 Not 4 Like some ed, as it easier to do a good job. Use a 14 Pig’s meal shallow houses or racehorses little ingenuity and approach your 15 Shake off 44 Enjoying offices 37 Reside Muzak, 38 “Rules- responsibilities in an interesting 16 River flow- 5 Do-good- ★★★ ing to the often er’s goal rules” link way. Caspian 46 Split 6 Flared-out 39 Hoity-toity GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Sea hairs dress style 43 Digital Take the high road and don’t be 17 Military 49 Electrical 7 England- watch influenced by what others do. order (with capacitance inspired components Live within your means and take “at”) measure house style 44 Circular what you do seriously. ★★★ 18 The late 51 Where 8 Adam’s rubber CANCER (June 21-July 22): Castro you draw garden gaskets Don’t stress out when you should 19 Kunis of TV the line in 9 Drop by 45 Bobbsey be concentrating on the people and film negotiations order of an girl and projects that bring you joy. 20 Be the 57 “Null” editor 46 Yielded Don’t be afraid to do things dif- worst kind companion 10 Make (with “in”) of sentry 58 Permanent unkempt 47 “Humble” ferently or to say “no” to the 23 More like setting? 11 Belted residence demands being put on you by the driven 59 Accom- hunter of 48 Double- others. ★★★ snow plished the sky digit LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): It’s up 24 Arm 60 Better 12 Model wood display of to you to bring about changes. bones but 13 Bring joy to peace? Self-improvement projects, edu- 25 Course barely? 21 Performing 49 Big-time cational pursuits and partner- that 61 Part couple criminal ships are all favored. ★★★★ features of an 22 “Poison” 50 Mingling VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): weaving? antler shrub with Don’t lose out just because 28 David 62 Required 25 Carpet 52 Stamp- someone is putting unreason- Bowie hit bet, in choice selling 30 Hawaiian poker 26 Garage job org. able demands on your time. Take dance 63 Mane completed 53 Luau root care of what needs to be done 31 Tuscan places? in a Jiffy? 54 Not quite quickly. ★★ city 64 Things 27 Grad stereo LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 33 New for the 28 Sensed 55 “Come ___ Expand your mind. Delve into the member choir 29 “___ port in me, all unknown or sign up for a retreat. of society, 65 Common a storm” ye that Knowledge will be enlightening informally tackle 31 Quick labor ...” and give you a better perspective 36 Not even box cut with 56 Mousy or when it comes to dealing with a little hazy item scissors timid children, family and affairs of the heart. ★★★★★ 3-PACK By Timothy E. Parker SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look for unusual ways to improve your surroundings without being excessive or going into debt. It’s important to maintain financial stability if you want to avoid add- ing more stress to your life. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Take every opportunity you can to gain ground and get your way. Your charm and winning attitude will be difficult for others to resist. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Bide your time. Don’t limit what you can do or take on assignments that deter you from reaching your goals. ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): It’s full steam ahead. Don’t look back or sideways, just keep moving forward until you reach your destination and are satisfied with the results you are getting. ★★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You’ll have to control your emo- tions and let your creative mind take over if you want to get past the barriers that stand in your way. ★★

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tatc.edu or call 435-248-1800 for more Ranch Roping Clinic Auxiliary meetings Membership $15/year. Email TooeleGemAn Please join us Monday, Feb. 13 from 2-3 TOOELE information. Saturday, March 11, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Register The Auxiliary will meet on Monday, Feb. 13 [email protected]. p.m. at Mountain West Medical Center. at extension.usu.edu/equine/calendar. If and 27 at 7:30 p.m. All sisters are invited The Tooele County Health Department’s Senior Center you have always wanted to get involved in to attend and are encouraged to do so. Sons of Utah Pioneers Aging Services program is the sponsor for The senior center is for the enjoyment of EDUCATION Team Doctoring and Team Branding events The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers these Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting and didn’t know how, or work on a ranch Past Presidents dinner meeting Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep our Support Groups. The groups are designed activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Online courses and need more roping and horsemanship PMP Jessica Winegar will host the dinner at pioneer heritage alive. We do this through to provide emotional, educational and exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- Online courses in Network+ and Security+ skills, this clinic is for you. 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017, at histories, stories, artifacts, monuments, social support for caregivers. Questions ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies IT are designed for the IT professional Gardening Jim’s Restaurant. museums, service and scholarships. Much call 435-277-2456. and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- of this labor of love is found in the Tooele able for homebound. Lunch served week- edge of networking and security, and pre- Tooele Master Gardeners Spring Planning meeting Pioneer Museum at 47 East Vine in Tooele, Parkinson’s Disease Support days. For age 60 and above, suggested pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and Expo The planning meeting will be Tuesday, as well as various statues and monuments Group donation is $3. For those under age 60, around the county. The Tooele Pioneer Security+ exams. Call the TATC at (435) Spring is almost here, and so is the Tooele Feb. 21, 2017, at 6 p.m. All officers and A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can cost is $5. Transportation available to the Cemetery at the mouth of Settlement 248-1800 for more information or to enroll. Master Gardeners Spring Expo! Join the committee chairmen are invited to attend. be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. store or doctor visits for residents in the Canyon is another of our projects. We are fun on Saturday, March 4 from 10 a.m.-1 Please come and help plan the activities Tooele has a support group for persons Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- Adult education always looking for artifacts and histories as p.m. Admission is $5. Doors open at 9:30 for March 2017. See you there. with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- tation information call (435) 843-4102. For Get your high school diploma this year. All a loan or gift to be displayed for everyone’s a.m. at the USU Extension Office, 151 N. ers. You can learn how others are coping more information about the Tooele center, classes required for a high school diploma, benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If Main, Tooele. Sessions include Vegetable with PD and how to live well. We meet the call (435) 843-4110. adult basic education, GED preparation and LKS you are interested in the values of honoring Gardening, Soil Building, Future Proof E third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at English as a second language are available. past and future pioneers and in visiting Landscape Design, Tree Care and Feeding, TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, Books for the Whole Family Register now to graduate — just $50 per Meetings their historical settings and learning more 2017 All American Varieties, and Growing 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For informa- Donated children’s books and paperbacks semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call Lodge meetings are held the second and about those who settled and shaped Utah, and Cooking with Tomatoes! Keynote tion, call Barb at (801) 656-9673 or Hal at are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers are (435) 833-8750. Adult education classes fourth Tuesday of every month. House attend our business and education meeting Speaker will be Kelly Kopp, presenting (435) 840-3683. being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on are for students 18 and over. committee meetings are held every third the first Thursday of each month. A potluck “Have the Best Lawn on the Block.” Kelly is Fridays and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at Tuesday of the month. All members are dinner followed by various presentations the USU Turf Specialist so she knows what Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope the Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back ESOL welcome and encouraged to attend. starts promptly at 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele she is talking about! For more information, to Recovery” to the library for projects and programs. ESOL conversational classes are held 8th Ward Meetinghouse (the old 5th Ward, contact Jay Cooper at 435-830-1447 or Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students Pajama Party Pinehurst Chapel), 196 N. Pinehurst Ave., Bingo is Back! may also come anytime the center is open [email protected]. Break out your favorite jammies, get comfy p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Suite 4 in Tooele. Call Joe Brandon at 435-830-9784 Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started for individualized study. Registration is $50 and join the fun. Feb. 25, 2017, from 6 for more information. its bingo games again on Fridays starting per semester. Call (435) 833-8750 for p.m.-closing. Potluck — bring a dish to all those affected by someone else’s addic- at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! more information. CHARITY share. Tooele Family Al-Anon tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help by sharing our experience, strength and Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Tooele Children’s Justice Center hope. For more information, please contact questions. Early Head Start Friday night dinners Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need Terri at (435) 313-4851. Do you have a child under age 3? Are Friday night dinners are back! Beginning back of the building. For questions or more of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. Friends of the Library you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early on Feb. 17, dinner will be served on the information, please call Allene at (435) We appreciate all donations. For inquiries Military items wanted The Friends of the Tooele City Library, the Head Start is a free program for eligible first and third Friday of each month from 830-0465 or Elizabeth at (435) 884-0825 or drop-off call (435) 843-3440. 25 S. 100 When you no longer want your military fundraising arm of the library, is happy families that offers quality early educa- 6-9 p.m. or (435) 241-9200. to announce that it is accepting recipes tion for infants and toddlers in the home; East, Tooele. items, do not take them to the D.I. or the from the community for a cookbook that parent education; comprehensive health Snacks Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U thrift store. Bring them to 775 S. Coleman Street — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, will be ready for purchase this summer. services to women before, during and after United Methodist dinner Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele United Methodist Church offers a boots, shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, The recipes can be for appetizers, soups, pregnancy; nutrition education and family social quarters, during business hours: Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and belts, canteens, pouches, old photos, salads, main dishes, vegetables, cookies, support services. Call (435) 841-1380 or Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 Main Street. For more information, contact social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is etc. They will be displayed with honor and cakes, desserts or beverages. There is a (801) 268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 Gesele at (435) 224-4015 or Jo-Ann at served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435-882- collection box located on the counter of the free additional information. ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. (435) 849-4180. library in which to deposit your favorites. 8688. Free developmental evaluation The Tooele Valley Resource Recipes will be collected through the end Alcoholics Anonymous Tooele County Choral Society of March. We encourage you to submit as DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Center HISTORICAL SOCIETY Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the Love singing? The Tooele County Choral many recipes as you wish. a variety of services to families with The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For Society needs you! To schedule an audi- infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. sharing a building with the Tooele County more information, contact Lance at (435) Monthly Meeting tion, please call Denise McCubbins at Attention Artists in the Individualized services are available to Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is cur- The Tooele County Historical Society will 496-3691 or Wendy at (801) 694-2624. enhance development in communication, rently in need of donations. Please con- 435-224-5032. Rehearsals for this fun-lov- Community feature Melissa Bunton, a local historian, ing and somewhat serious choir are every This summer, sometime in June, on a date motor development, cognition, social/emo- sider donating items such as deodorant, Food Addicts in Recovery at our Feb. 14 meeting. Melissa will pres- Saturday night from 7-9 p.m. at the 1025 to be announced soon, the Friends of the tional development, self-help skills and chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet ent a PowerPoint show about the famous Anonymous W. Utah Ave. LDS church. Tooele City Library, the fundraising arm health concerns. Contact us for a free paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs and Stockton Bar. Also, at the same meeting, Are you having trouble controlling the of the library, will be having a silent art developmental evaluation at (435) 833- brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Those Craig Anderson from Grantsville will discus way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery who receive services include individuals Alzheimer’s Education auction. We look forward to woodworkers, 0725. with us the people who inhabited or passed Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- The first Thursday of each month for the or families in crisis, the homeless and painters, jewelry makers, quilters, knit- through Tooele County and the trails that ery program for anyone suffering from next four months, the Utah Chapter of ters, etc., to submit your projects to be Dads Matter families at risk of becoming homeless. For they blazed. We will meet at 7 p.m. at food addiction. Meetings are held every Dads matter — which is why we are offer- the Alzheimer’s Association is sending an displayed in the library a day before the more information, call (435) 566-5938 or the Tooele Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, ing a free research-based parenting course expert to Tooele County to share informa- auction. Auction proceeds will be divided fax (435) 843-0244. Street. Please park in the rear of the build- 47 E. Vine St. in Tooele. Enter at the north for fathers and father figures. You will learn tion on challenges families face who have with 70 percent going to the artist and 30 ing and enter at the back door. Everyone is back entrance. For more information, call how to put an end to arguing, back talk and First Baptist Food Pantry a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease. percent to the Friends of the Library. Start invited to attend our meeting. If you would Millicent at (435) 882-7094 or Denise at begging; teach responsibility without losing The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Come learn about legal and financial plan- your projects now and watch here for the like to join our organization, our dues are (435) 830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts. your child’s love; set limits without wag- ing an emergency food pantry to meet the ning, communication strategies, the latest announcement of the dates and where to only $10 a year. Members and guests are org. Everyone is welcome to attend. ing war; avoid power struggles and teach needs of our community. The food pantry research and more. These free classes are pick up entry forms. welcome. your children to complete chores without is available for emergency needs. Hours hosted at Mountain West Medical Center Tooele County Aging from 2-3:30 p.m. on March 2 and April 6. reminders or pay. Courses are 100 percent of operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. Seeking Historical Items Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Call Tooele County Aging Services at 277- free, incentives are offered dependent to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main Tooele County Historical Society would like teers to help us meet the needs of seniors GRANTSVILLE 2300 with questions. upon attendance and food is provided Street. For information call (435) 882- members of the community who have any in the community. Many seniors require Family History Center at each session. Register to attend at 2048. family or personal histories, photographs, assistance and need rides to doctors or 18th Annual NWTF Banquet & HealthyRelationshipsUtah.org. books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or Find the Past ... an opportunity to find The Tooele County Food Bank other health professionals. Rides help Auction your ancestors at our Center, 113 E. Hunter Education newspaper articles that you would like seniors live more independent lives. Call Tooele County Strutters, the local chapter Cherry Street (behind the stake center). Utah Hunter Education courses will take & Grantsville Emergency Food to donate to our organization to please (435) 843-4114 for more information. The of the National Wild Turkey Federation, will We welcome all to research or just find out place Feb. 14, 16, 21, 22 and 23 from 6-9 Pantry call us. We are also looking for books, Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also hold their 18th Annual Banquet & Auction more about those who have provided you a p.m. at the Tooele County Health Building, The Tooele County Food Bank and newspaper articles, photos, brochures are in need of volunteers. For more infor- on Saturday, March 4 at the Deseret Peak rich heritage. Consultants are available to located at 151 N. Main Street in Tooele. Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in or any history that pertains to the Tooele mation about volunteering at the Grantsville Complex. Doors open at 5 p.m. Early bird assist in getting started or furthering your The range day will be Feb. 25. State law need of canned meats, soups, pasta and County area. If you would like to donate Center, call Dan at (435) 843-4753. For tickets, for a chance to win a gun safe, will research. Hours are Mon. and Wed: 10 requires students to attend all sessions of any non-perishable foods. We are accept- them to our organization, or if you would volunteering at the Tooele Center, call be available until Feb. 18. For tickets or a.m.-2 p.m.; Tues. and Thur: noon-4 p.m.; class. All students must purchase a Hunter ing donations for Pathways Women’s and let us make a copy for the Tooele County Debbie at (435) 843-4103. more information call or text Collin Smith Tues, Wed, Thurs: 7-9 p.m. For times not Education voucher for $10 from a license Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at 435-241-0188, Allison Smith 801-940- listed or an appointment, please call 435- agent/vendor before attending a class. abuse). They are in need of socks, under- (435) 882-1612. Life’s Worth Living Foundation 0071 or Laurie Erickson 435-830-9224. 884-6611. Bring the voucher to the first class and wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene Suicide support group every fourth Historical books Come join us for a night of fun, food and give to the instructor. The voucher includes products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West Tooele County Historical Society’s books prizes for the entire family. Senior Center all costs for the class and includes a nail polish and remover) toys. Anything will Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main will be available to purchase at our meet- The senior center is for the enjoyment small game license that is validated upon be appreciated. Underwear and socks must Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the ing. The History of Tooele County Volume Stansbury Art and Lit Artist of of all seniors age 55 and older. For info, completion of the class. For more informa- be new. Other items can be gently used. cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and call (435) 884-3446. Activities include tion, call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at Please help us help our community. Drop thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- the Month Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also The Stansbury Art and Literary Society Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, 882-6795. boxes are located in the Intermountain cide, please plan on attending. Please go have eight note cards depicting four dif- Artist for the month of February is Jaime pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. Staffing Office, 7 South Main Street #203, on Facebook and like our page to keep ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will Reynolds. Jaime Reynolds is a person who Meals on Wheels available for homebound. Tooele, UT 84074. current with our latest news and events. Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and 4H YOUTH make great gifts for your family and friends. Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- has been creating some form of art since above, suggested donation is $3. For those Baby blankets needed Please call Alice Dale at 882-1612 if you ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. a young girl. She is a self-taught, eclectic under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation Scholarships Baby blankets are needed for the nursery would like to purchase these books. artist and favors combining different items, available to the store or doctor visits for Many scholarships and contests are avail- at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets Disabled American Veterans techniques and mediums into her art. Her residents in the Tooele and Grantsville able on the 4H website, utah4h.org, and should be new and in good condition. Chapter 20 premise for this is her feeling everything areas. For transportation information, call the USU Extension website, extension.usu. Homemade blankets are also accepted GROUPS AND EVENTS The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will deserves a second chance to be loved and edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. cherished. The exhibit she is presenting on (435) 843-4102. if new. Donations can be turned in to the Local author seeks photos hold its monthly executive and general Teen Council volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical meetings on the third Thursday of every the Chamber Wall Gallery is a mix of acryl- A local author and historian is seeking origi- Daughters of Utah Pioneers The Teen Council meets Feb. 13 at 4 p.m. Center, 2055 N. Main St. in Tooele. Call month at the Pioneer Museum (rear ic, soft pastel, inks, charcoal and mixed nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, The DUP is seeking any family histories, in the Tooele Extension auditorium. Diane at (435) 843-3691 with any ques- entrance). The executive meeting will be mediums. These works of art are available Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well photographs, books, stories or vintage tions. at 7 p.m. and the general meeting will be to view at the Tooele County Chamber as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions artifacts (before 1900) to display at our Senior 4-H Portfolios at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for volunteer of Commerce, 154 S. Main, Tooele. The and resorts for an upcoming book project. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Senior 4-H Portfolios are due to the USU Community Closet drivers — no DAV membership is required. public is invited to see this Chamber Those who wish to contribute information W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Extension Tooele office by Feb. 8 or drive Clean out your closets. The Community Will need a VA physical. No monthly Wall Gallery display anytime during the or photographs of these parks should con- Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the them up to USU Extension Logan by Feb. Closet is accepting donations for gently meetings are held in July or December. Chamber’s regular business hours. tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- 15. Come to the Tooele Extension to pick used clothing. Donations are accepted at Call commander Curtis G. Beckstrom at Contributions will be printed with credit in Easter “Messiah” tion, call Ellen Yates at (435) 884-0253 or up a Utah 4-H Portfolio Submission Form to your neighborhood school. Contact Christy 435-840-0547 or adjutant Eric Suarez at a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. Rehearsal for the second annual Easter Coralie Lougey at (435) 884-3832. Visit insert in front of your portfolio. Johnson at (435) 830-4706 with any ques- 435-241-9781. www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. tions. There is no such thing as too many photo- rendition of Handel’s “Messiah” will begin exploretooele.com. JYC Teen Leader graphs as the author needs a minimum of Health Department and Aging March 5 at the LDS Stake Center Chapel The Junior Youth Conference (JYC) Teen 160 photographs, and any help is greatly on 200 South and 200 East in Tooele. The Leader application is now open on 4-H appreciated. Services hours time will be 7 p.m. This portion will be pre- MOOSE The Tooele County Health Department and online! JYC is a three-day camp for fifth- sented at the Tooele Stake Center on April SCHOOLS Aging Services’ new hours of operation are and sixth-grade youth at Snow College, Tooele Valley Flute Choir 9. This is an inter-faith community choir Meals at the Lodge Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday June 4-7, 2017. Leaders must be in grades The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- and orchestra. All singers and musicians Story and Craft Hour Friday and Saturday night dinners will be from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar 10-12. Apply online at ut.4honline.com. bers interested in our inaugural effort to are invited to participate in this traditional Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday night on our main page for holiday hours and More information online at utah4h.org. raise the profile of local flutists. If you love event. For more information, contact Betta Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy the dinners change weekly, or you can order closures. For more information, call (435) Application deadline March 31, 2017. to play the flute and want to grow your Nash at 882-5107 or Dave Young at 882- adventures of books and make fun crafts. from the menu. Saturday night dinners 277-2301. musical horizons, please join us! All levels 2094. For more information, call (435) 833- Ag Discovery Program 2017 include a 14-ounce ribeye or T-bone steak 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West with choice of baked potato/fries, salad of skill and experience welcome. Contact Caregiver Support Group Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, For high school youth interested in a career and roll; halibut or salmon steak with Emma at [email protected]. in agriculture. Summer 2-week residential We’ve changed the date of our meetings Tooele. Please enter through the south choice of baked potato or fries, salad and Tooele Valley Free Masons for the next two months due to holidays. side doors. program at 22 different universities, all roll, or Jumbo shrimp with choice of baked The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the expenses covered except transportation. potato or fries, salad and roll. All meals second Friday of each month for dinner and Free Preschool Hour Application deadline March 1, 2017. Apply are for a reasonable price. No orders are socializing. If you are interested or have Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele online and more info at www.aphis.usda. taken after 8:45. Daily lunch specials are Bulletin Board Policy questions please join us at the Lodge, Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour gov/agdiscovery. available at the lodge from 11 a.m. After If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin located at the corner of Settlement Canyon of learning, singing and creating. This class Youth Pork Academy purchase of 10 (ten) meals either Friday/ at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The is for all children 0-5 years old. Please Road and SR-36, or give us a call at (435) Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic Youth Pork Academy, Feb. 25, Spanish Saturday nights you get a free one. If you come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- 277-0087. clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the Fork Fairgrounds 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost $5. have more than four people in your party, tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Registration deadline Feb. 15. Pick up a please call ahead to ensure the cook can Tooele Valley Family History are located at West Elementary School, Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guar- registration at the Tooele 4-H Extension plan better. For members and their guests 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Center antee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882-0050. office, 151 N. Main, Tooele. only. through the south side doors. Research your ancestors free with trained Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired Entertainment FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele publication date. St. Marguerite Catholic School Apply for free sheep Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 A free registered Targhee Starter flock The band Rock-A-Holics is scheduled for St. Marguerite Catholic School welcomes Saturday, Feb. 11 from 7-11 p.m. East, Tooele. Phone (435) 882-1396. students of all faiths from preschool will be awarded to a deserving youth, Hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday, through eighth grade. Featuring all-day ages 9-17, at the 2017 USTSA National Valentine’s Sweetheart Party 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday kindergarten, all-day preschool, junior high Show & Sale in Pierre, South Dakota, July A Valentine’s Sweetheart Party will be held evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by Comics Page Puzzle Answers grades 6-8, small class sizes, free trial 13-15. Applications due April 1 available Saturday, Feb. 11 with cocktails from 5-6 appointment only. Special classes offered days and an enhanced STEM curriculum for download at www.ustargheesheep. p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. Bring your favor- regularly. Call the center for more informa- from page B4 called STREAMS with religion, Spanish, org or by contacting Mardy Rutledge ite partner and dance the night away. For tion. music and art classes included. 15 S. 7th ([email protected] or 702-292- members and their guests only. Street in Tooele, 435-882-0081. 5715). Take Off Pounds Sensibly If you are struggling with your weight, Stansbury High School Band EAGLES you don’t need to travel the road alone. The SHS Band’s Valentine Big Band Dinner USU EXTENSION TOPS can help you achieve your goals and Dance will be Sat., Feb. 11 from 6-9 p.m. Breakfasts support you in your journey. We provide at CNJJHS. Come enjoy a three-course Herd Management for the Breakfast will be served Feb. 19 by the accountability through weekly weigh-ins meal, a live jazz/dance band, free photos Intermountain West Aerie — watch for their menu and specials and support and encouragement in a non- and dance instruction and support the Utah Beef Cattle Field Day. Feb. 14, 8 a.m.- on Facebook. Breakfast will be served judgmental environment. TOPS is open Stansbury High Bands. Cost is $25/couple, 3 p.m., BYU Harman Conference Center Feb. 12 and 26 by the Auxiliary. There is a to all men, women, teens and preteens. $15/single; Student rates — $20/couple, (corner of University Parkway and 900 East special on the second and fourth Monday There are now two TOPS chapters in Tooele $10/single. Reserve tickets at www.event- — Provo). Call Extension office 435-277- for $5 per person. You can order from the to accommodate your schedule. UT 330 brite.com/e/big-band-dinner-dance-tickets- 2409 for more information. menu, biscuits and gravy may be served as Tooele meets Tuesday at Cornerstone 31475391744. a special for $5 or as a regular menu item Baptist Church, 276 E. 500 North. Weigh Livestock Judges Training for $7 per person or $3 for seniors who in from 5:30-6 p.m., meeting at 6 p.m. Call Tooele High Softball May 11-13 in Spanish Fork. Adult and youth order very few items or for kids age 11 and Mary Lou at (435) 830-1150 for informa- The Tooele High School softball team will track available. Great training for individuals under. The breakfast includes one glass tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday. Weigh- hold a softball camp for girls in grades wanting to judge livestock shows, 4-H vol- of juice or milk and coffee with refills. Bad in from 9-9:30 a.m., and the meeting is at 5-8. The camp will be held at the Depot unteers, and youth interested in livestock beer is available and the food is delicious. 9:30 a.m. This chapter meets at a private Training Center Feb. 10-11. Cost is judging. Featuring Chip Kemp. Visit www. Public invited. residence, so call ahead for the exact loca- $50 for both sessions. Please contact uintacounty.com/IMJT or call Dawn Sanchez tion. Call Lynne Nash at 435-849-3853 for coach Lowry for more information at 307-783-0570 or dasanchez@uintacounty. Steak nights information. TOPS is a nonprofit organiza- [email protected]. com. On Feb. 10, the dinner special is a two- tion. See the TOPS website at www.tops. piece halibut dinner for $9 or three pieces org. Upholstery Class for $11. On Feb. 17, the special is a rib TATC March 6-18, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the eye steak for $16. On Feb. 24, the special Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele USU Extension office located at 151 is a five-piece shrimp dinner for $11. Our club meets the third Tuesday of the Diesel Tech class N. Main. The cost is $50 plus supplies month (except June, July and August) from Become a Heavy Duty Diesel Technician used. If you plan on attending this class, Aerie meetings 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Museum and start earning an attractive income. you must register and attend an orienta- The Aerie will meet this month on Thursday, downstairs conference room located at 47 Employer partners are waiting to employ tion. For more information, or to register, Feb. 9 and 23 at 8 p.m. All brothers are E. Vine Street, Tooele. Come learn about diesel technician graduates. Enroll today call Andrea at 435-277-2409. Class size inveted to attend these meetings and are rocks, minerals and ways to craft with them and begin an exciting lucrative career. Visit is limited. encouraged to do so. and enjoy field trips for rock collecting. KID SCOOP B7

THURSDAY February 9, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

© 2017 by VVickiicki Whiting, Editor JeffJeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol.Vol. 33, No. 9 Are you a careful reader? Read the article below and see if you can circle all seven errors. Then, rewrite the artice correctly on the blank lines.

No one knows for sure why hile quite small, the we call the insects butterflies, beautiful ______since the wurd has been in the and black monarch How many butterflies english language for centuries butterfly makes one of the longest can you find on this (the word was buterfleoge in migrations in the animal ______. page? Old English, which means butterfly in our English Monarch butterflies live in Canada tomorrow). and Northern United States in the In the fall, thousands of monarch butterflies Because it is such an old word, spring and summer. Every fall, when clinging to trees blend in perfectly with we don't really know who or the weather turns _____, millions of autumn leaves, keeping them safe from when someone said, “That thing monarch butterflies begin flying predators. over there is a butterfly.” One ______to Southern California stories is that they was named so because it was thought that and Central Mexico. witches took on the shape of butterflies and then stealed milk and butter.

Some peoples think it comes from someone hearing “butter- fly” when someone else said, The butterflies ______to the same forests each “flutter-by.” In other languages, year, and some even find the same tree where their larvae the fluttery bugg is not called parents and grandparents wintered. anything like “butter” and “fly.”

Scientists aren’t sure how the monarchs know where to go egg each year, since they each only make the trip ______.

The butterflies mate in the winter. The male then dies and the female heads back north, laying eggs on caterpillar milkweed ______along the way. The females all die before the next fall migration begins.

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Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information.

MIGRATION The monarch butterfly is poisonous and birds recognize their MILKWEED orange and black wings and avoid MONARCH them. The viceroy butterfly is a tasty A M A W I N T E R Z VICEROY snack for birds. It protects I N O I T A R G I M itself by looking MIMICS almost exactly like N S C I M I M Y L I a monarch butterfly. WINTER B G A E D I O V A L It mimics the monarch. LARVAE BLACK P L N X G R N H R K This week’s word: Look at the monarch and the viceroy MIMIC Y butterflies. Can you tell which is which? AVOID U A O E N A T V W The verb mimic means to NORTH P M P C R T R U A E imitate or copy something. Label each butterfly with the proper name. SOUTH A O I O K T C O E E The parrot could mimic the sound of his owner. TEXAS N V A R C C H S H D Try to use the word mimic PUPA in a sentence today when COPY talking with your friends and family.

A Fly on the Wall Find and read a newspaper article about the If you could be a fly on the environment. Write a short summary of the wall, hearing and watching article. Be sure to indicate the who, what, others without their knowing, where, when, why and how of the article. where would you go and what would you like to watch? Standards Link: Writing Applications: Write summaries of expository text. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017 Buffaloes come back to beat Union in region finale

RYAN PETERSON In the fourth quarter, junior catch-and-shoot 3-pointer from Kyler Hymas put the Buffs up by steals to help push them past the CORRESPONDANT “We did what forward Dawson Banks checked senior guard Mikey Dunn to put five, 39-34, with just under 4:00 Union Cougars. Tooele secured a second-place back into the game for the Tooele within one, 29-28, with to play. An inbounds pass from finish in Region 10, the opportu- we had to Buffaloes after suffering a cut 7:20 left in the game. Bunn led all scorers with 16 Pollmann to Bunn with 45 sec- nity to host a playoff game and do and got it to the chin after being upended “The momentum that [Banks] and had six rebounds and one onds left in the game and five put a happy ending to Senior on a shot he made before hitting brought was huge, and the assist. Pollmann ended his final made free throws helped the Tribute Night, knocking off done.” the floor in the first quarter. The trust it built in us was huge,” regular season game at Tooele Buffs close out the win and sent Union, 50-39 on Wednesday. McKay Pollmann cut required stiches and kept Pollmann said. “That will be big with 10 points, one rebound the seniors out with a bang on him sidelined for the second and coming into the playoffs.” and three assists, also shooting Senior Night. Tooele basketball third quarters. Five seconds later the 6-for-9 from the foul line. Other Tooele is now 4-4 in Region THS BASKETBALL “It felt great,” Banks said Buffaloes got the ball back and notable performers were Dunn 10 with the No. 2 seed to the The second half was where about his return. took the lead 30-29 after Bunn and Swan who had 15 combined Class 3A state tournament later “It was very emotional. I loved all the excitement was. The His return fired up the Buffalo finished with his left hand after points; Dunn with nine and this month. It will be the first having my family there, but at Buffaloes’ first two points in the offense as they proceded to go recieving a pass from Dunn. Swan with six. The Buffaloes time the Buffaloes will host a the end of the day it’s just anoth- second half came at the 4:17 on a 7-0 run highlighted by a A 3-pointer from junior guard defense came away with nine state playoff game since 2006. er game,” senior guard McKay mark from junior guard Mitchell Pollmann said. “We did what we Bunn, who pulled up from the had to do and got it done.” free-throw line, putting Tooele “She’s been working her butt off for the Union took a 25-17 lead behind by eight, 27-19. Bunn Clinch last three years, so I just went in with going into the half. Pollmann followed that shot with a tre- Continued from Page B1 the mentality that I need to do what led Tooele with six of the Buffs’ mendous fade away a minute she does when she’s on the floor.” 17 points. Sophomore guard later to put the Buffs down by That run proved to be the differ- Grantsville senior Rylie Ekins Nathan Swan stepped up for the six, 27-21. ence as the two teams played evenly added 10 points and nine rebounds. Buffaloes in the first half, taking With 30 seconds left in the for the rest of the night. Stansbury hit Stansbury freshman center Taylor just two shots and nailing them third quarter, Bunn stole the ball three triples in the final period, but Hinds scored a game-high 21 points both — one of which was from and went coast-to-coast, finish- Grantsville made four of its five free and went 3-for-4 from the foul line. The 3-point range — giving him five ing with his right hand to trim throws in the final 40 seconds to put Cowboys outrebounded Stansbury 37- points. the lead down to four, 29-25. the game on ice. 31, according to Grantsville team stats. “I think it feels good for the girls, Grantsville improved to 7-0 in they feel like their hard work is paying Region 10, clinching a sole ownership off,” Vera said. “I think it’s the first time of the league trophy, while Stansbury in history they’ve beat Stansbury on dropped to 4-3 with a chance to claim Join the Club! their home floor.” the No. 2 seed to the Class 3A state Grantsville sophomore center tournament to be held later this month. Madison Fields was a force in the sec- Stansbury next faced Union (10-9, Tooele Club ond quarter, earning five rebounds, a 4-3 Region 10) on the road Thursday 438 W 400 N Tooele Annual steal and two field goals in those eight while Grantsville travelled to Park City Teen Center Membership minutes alone. She finished with seven (5-9, 1-6) in the regular season’s final Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. points and nine rebounds in Butler’s games. Both games started after press FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Tooele, UT 84074 $$10 fould-trouble absence, and played time Thursday. Club 435.843.5719 alongside her for parts of the fourth “Did we get better from that game? I Grantsville sophomore forward Madison Fields (31) looks to quarter in situations she might nor- believe so,” Newton said. “That’s prob- score during the 55-46 win over rival Stansbury at Stansbury mally exit the game. ably the most important thing.” High School on Tuesday. Fields scored seven points in the Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! contest, also grabbing nine rebounds to help the Cowboys “She’s a senior,” Fields said of Butler. [email protected] win Region 10 with the victory. Afterschoolol

programs forfor end. And the offense did start had eight points each to lead heart and soul into it, so when Youth andd Teens Buzzer coming. We got some big shots Stansbury. Jenkins, Casey we lose, it hurts. When I walked Continued from Page B1 ... we got some 3s from guys we Roberts and Frazier each had into the locker room, I told them, When School normally don’t.” five, Wanlass had four and Drake ‘game over. Let’s talk about ages 6 - 18.8. is The Club “Our defense was keeping us in Detweiler was pleased with Schlappi had two. Union.’ I want to play forward is In! Out the game. At halftime, I told the the Cowboys’ defense, which Both teams have one game right now.” boys that this wasn’t going to be limited Jenkins and Wanlass to left in the regular season. Grantsville has already won on the offensive end, it was nine points combined. Stansbury currently occupies wrapped up the region champi- TooeleClub.org going to be won on the defensive “We played some lights-out the No. 3 spot in the region onship and will host a first-round defense,” Detweiler said. “I standings, and will stay there as game when the Class 3A state thought we were on point with long as it doesn’t lose Friday’s tournament begins next week, our ball pressure, and defensive- game at Union by more than 22 leaving the Cowboys with little ly, we moved well tonight. Trevor points. The Stallions demolished to play for except pride in the [Colson] accepted the responsi- the Cougars 67-45 in their first season finale. The Cowboys will bility of covering Jenkins, and we meeting. wrap up their regular season had Kevin [Roberts] on Wanlass White hopes his team will Friday at Park City, where the and some other people. That’s avoid a letdown against Union. Miners are in a must-win situ- playoff defense –– it ain’t playoff The Stallions had a hard time ation to keep their slim playoff offense yet, though.” shaking off their loss to Tooele hopes alive. Colson led all scorers with earlier this season, and it showed But the Cowboys are focused 10 points for Grantsville. Kevin in an uneven effort in their win on their own goals as they pre- Roberts added nine, Jared over Park City a week later, but pare to face the Miners. Roberts had seven, Stringham White said the lack of a long lay- “Beat them, finish 8-0 and and Jonah Bartley had two each off this time around should help. then worry about the playoffs,” and Gavin Eyre had one. “The boys will be ready,” Arbon said. Mathews and Tavika Gagnier White said. “These kids put their [email protected]

some heads,” he said. “We’ve got Stewart (152), Jamon Davis Wrestle some younger guys that are going (160), Jacob Medsker (160), Continued from Page B1 to step up and perform. They’ve Sean Warren (220) and Josh taken some big steps. There’s no Witkowski (285). with Ethan Hunter (106 pounds), pressure on them — nobody’s Grantsville has six wrestlers Eli Messick (126), Wyatt Chaplin expecting anything. Just go out competing, led by 145-pound (138), D’Warren Robinson (145), there and wrestle your match.” division runner-up Koby Johnson. Marcello Harryman (170), Ryan Larsen and 113-pound divi- Thomas Coates (106), Logan Hintze (170), Angel Garcia sion champion Dylian Moore Hansen (152), Colby Johnson (182), Patrick Si’i Iongi (195) lead a contingent of 12 Stansbury (152), Seth Anderson (195) and and Dakotah Galvin (195). wrestlers heading to Orem this Bronco Cloward (285) also will Many of those wrestlers will weekend. The Stallions, who take part in the tournament. be making their first state tourna- won the Region 10 title and The tournament begins Friday ; ment appearance, and Knight has finished third at divisionals, at 1 p.m. The championship some advice for them as they pre- will be represented by Danny semifinals are slated for 10 a.m. pare to step out under the bright Khoundet (113), Jacob Jones Saturday, with the consolation lights of the UCCU Center for the (126), Anthony Herrera (132), finals at 2 p.m. and champion- first time. Austin Woodhouse (138), ship matches beginning at 5 p.m. “I feel like they’re going to turn Logan Gustafson (138), Dawson [email protected]

Nichols won the region title 100 backstroke, Howsden in Swim in the 500-yard freestyle relay the boys 100 fly, junior Kelsey and posted the second-fastest Nield in the girls 100 free and Continued from Page B1 time in the state for his lane 5 100 breaststroke, junior Grayson 2 017 PREP assignment this weekend. He Seal in the boys 100 free and 100 freestyle. will also swim alongside county backstroke, junior Allie May in Senior Becki Clonts is slated rival Hillman in lane 1 of the 200 the girls 500 free, the girls and for lane 7 of the fast heat of the free’s fast heat. boys 200 free relays, freshman of 50 free, as is senior Joe Davis Senior Maddie Royle has the Annalee Beard in the girls 100 ATHLETES the WEEK for the boys version of the race. best relative chance at a state backstroke, Johnson in the boys Davis is slated for lane 1 of the title with her lane 6 assignment 100 breaststroke, and the girls fast heat in the boys 100 free. in the girls 100-yard butterly, 400 free relay. EMILY WEBBER Freshman Kally Morris is in the signifying the forth-fastest time. Senior Jason Roberts is listed TOOELE BASKETBALL fast heat’s lane 7 for the girls but- Royle was also assigned to lane 1 as an alternate for the boys 100 terfly. the girls breaststroke. freestyle, as is freshman Cade Tooele junior forward Emily Webber led the Buffaloes The girls medley relay team The boys medley relay is McEachern in the 100 back- with 16 points in the Region 10 win over Park City on will swim in lane 7 of the fast scheduled to take lane 8 of the stroke. Thursday that all-but secured a playoff spot for her heat. The girls 400 free relay fast heat. Senior Derick Johnson The Class 3A state cham- team is slated for lane 8 of the made the fast heat of the boys pionship meet is scheduled to team. 3-point shooting contest. fast heat. 200 IM and is scheduled to swim begin at 2 p.m. Friday at BYU’s Clonts is listed with the fast- in lane 1. Richards Building, and teams will est time of the second heat of Junior Hunter Sherwood be allowed on the deck begin- the girls 100 free, and Morris is — who won the events at region ning at noon or whenever the slated with the second-fastest — will swim in lane 2 of the boys pool is cleared of Class 4A swim- time of the second heat of the 100 fly and lane 7 of the boys mers in the meet preceeding. JOSH LARSEN girls 500 free. 100-yard backstroke. Junior Competition is slated to begin Other Stansbury qualifiers Scott Howsden is listed to swim again at 10 a.m. Saturday. STANSBURY WRESTLING include the boys medley relay in lane 2 of the boys 500 free- Events 1-4 — including the Stansbury senior 120-pounder Josh Larsen defeated team, freshman Caroline Wilson style. The boys 400-yard freestyle 200 medley relay, the 200 free, defending state champion Brady Knight in the Class 3A in the 200 free and 100 breast- relay is slated for lane 7 of the the 200 IM and the 50 free — are stroke, senior Daniel Christensen fast heat. scheduled for Friday and the Northern Divisional Championship on Saturday, claiming a in the boys 100 free, the girls and The girls 200 medley relay rest of the events will be held No. 1 seed to the state tournament this weekend. boys 200 free relay teams, junior also qualified for the meet, as Saturday. Cambri Curtis in the breast- did sophomore Brayden Davis Admission prices are listed as stroke, seniors Chris Anderson in the boys 200 free and 500 $8 for adults and $5 for students, and Dallin Curtis in the boys free, senior Sydnie Hardy and while children younger than 5 breaststroke, and the boys 400 sophomore Addy Seal in the girls are free, according to the UHSAA STEVEN RICH, DO free relay team. 200 IM and 100 fly, Hardy in website, and can be purchased 435.882.9035 Dallin Curtis is also listed as the girls 100 free, junior Collin at the Smith Fieldhouse Ticket an alternate for the boys 50 free. McEachern in the boys 200 IM Office across the street from the 196 E 2000 N Tooele has a county-high 36 and 100 breaststroke, freshman pool before waiting in line for a Suite 100, Tooele listings on the state champion- Aspen Grgich in the girls 50 balcony seat. Parking is located www.wellspringspeds.com ship heat sheet. free and 100 fly, junior James in lots 37 and 45 on campus. Of those, Senior Forrest Miles in the boys 50 free and [email protected] THURSDAY February 9, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C1

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Dear Savvy Senior, are some common treatment of lifestyle strategies that can (Ditropan XL and generic), lifestyle changes and therapy What are the best treatments options. help, such as cutting down solifenacin (Vesicare), and tolt- exercises. recommended to help seniors Non-drug therapies: There on caffeinated and alcoholic erodine (Detrol and generic). Electrical stimulation: Mild with bladder control problems? are a number of exercises, drinks, which cause the kid- While drug treatments are electric shocks to nerves in the —Leaking Linda by Jim Miller bladder training techniques neys to produce more urine. effective for many people, you lower back or the pelvic area and lifestyle strategies that Getting sufficient fiber in your also need to know that more can stimulate and strengthen Dear Linda, nence) or sometimes have such should be the first line of treat- diet to keep yourself regular, than half of those who take muscles that are involved in ncontinence is very com- a strong urge to urinate (urge ment. because constipation can con- incontinence drugs stop within urination. This can help with mon in older adults. incontinence) that you fear you Kegel exercises (repeatedly tribute to incontinence. Losing six months because of side both urge and stress inconti- IAccording to the CDC, won’t make it to a bathroom in tightening and relaxing the weight if appropriate, because effects including constipation, nence, but it requires multiple more than half of women and time, your first step is to make muscles that stop urine flow to excess weight puts pressure drowsiness, dry mouth, blurry treatments over many weeks. 30 percent of men ages 65 an appointment with your strengthen them) are especially on the abdomen and bladder, vision, and dizziness. Surgery: Several surgi- and older are affected by it. primary care doctor, or see a helpful for women with stress and being overweight can also Injections of Botox into cal procedures are available Fortunately, there are a wide gynecologist, urologist, or uro- incontinence, or leaking when lead to Type 2 diabetes, which the bladder muscle are also for stress incontinence. The variety of treatment options gynecologist. they laugh, cough, sneeze, lift causes damage to the nerves approved for this condition and most common is sling surgery, that can help, as well as a A doctor can determine if heavy objects, or exercise. that control the bladder. And if may reduce the urge to urinate. where strips of synthetic mesh number of absorbent pads or a medication side effect or a Bladder training involves you smoke quit, because smok- This is usually prescribed to are implanted to support the underwear you could use for condition like diabetes or a keeping a diary of urination ing leads to excess coughing people only if other first line urethra. This surgery is very leakage protection. Here’s what urinary-tract infection might and accidents, then slowly which can cause urine leakage. medications haven’t been suc- effective in most patients, but you should know. be causing urine leakage. increasing the time between Medications: Several drugs cessful. should be a last resort. They can also set you up with bathroom visits. It’s most effec- are approved for urge inconti- Medications should only See A Doctor a treatment plan. Depending tive for those with urge incon- nence (or overactive bladder), be considered for those who Jim Miller is a contributor to If you leak unexpectedly on the reason or the type on tinence. such as prescription mirabe- continue to have bothersome the NBC Today show and author (also known as stress inconti- incontinence you have, here There are also a number gron (Myrbetriq), oxybutynin symptoms despite having tried of “The Savvy Senior” book.

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She inquired about hazelnuts Travel and food: a great teenage daughters, and I got the recipe and has prepared 1 large red apple, cored and combination! That’s what my excited about in a recent con- variations of it for over 20 grated years — truly, a breakfast staple in her home. 1. Let your young kids mea- “This must be some travel sure the first five ingredients souvenir,” I thought. Well, it is. and mix them in a large bowl The basic, healthy ingredients while you chop the hazelnuts are easy for your kids to stir up and grate the apple. Add the in minutes for a week’s worth nuts and apple to the bowl, stir Eric McCormack, Debra Messing of breakfasts that store nicely well and spoon into an airtight in your refrigerator. Your cho- container. sen daily add-ins of seasonal 2. Refrigerate at least two ow viewers watch actor” (Jamie Dornan), fruit make the possibilities hours, and serve at breakfast TV and films has “Worst Actress” (Dakota endless. or as a snack. Spoon into a Hchanged drastically. Johnson), “Worst Combo” While I enjoy this yogurt bowl and top with fresh fruit, Netflix’s quarterly earnings and “Worst Screenplay,” and and nutty, crunchy muesli with such as blueberries or raspber- surpassed $2 billion domesti- yet at a cost of $40 million, a sprinkle of cinnamon and a ries. cally and its membership is earned a whopping $571 drizzle of milk, Felicity likes to 3. This muesli keeps well estimated at 93.8 million. million. It did win a Grammy spoon a couple of tablespoons for a week in the refrigerator. The major networks have for The Weeknd as “Best R&B over a portion of Special K Makes 8 half-cup servings. scrambled to find ways to Performance.” cereal. Her 13-year-old daugh- • • • fight the erosion of their The sequel, “Fifty Shades ter eats it for an after-school Donna Erickson’s award- viewership. CBS has come Darker,” will be released Feb. snack as is. winning series “Donna’s Day” up with CBS Access, where 10 (in time for Valentine’s Make breakfasts in 2017 a is airing on public television you watch programs avail- Day) with a new theme priority for your kids to fuel nationwide. To find more of able on CBS and shows made song sung by former One them for their walk to the bus her creative family recipes especially for the new outlet. Direction’s Zayn Malik and stop and throughout their and activities, visit www.don- “Star Trek: Discovery,” a new Taylor Swift. The third and morning academics. Stir up the nasday.com and link to the series based on CBS original final installment, “Fifty natural ingredients and be sur- NEW Donna’s Day Facebook “Star Trek” was due to start Shades Freed,” was filmed prised, like my family, at how fan page. Her latest book is shooting last November, but back to back with “Darker” tasty and filling this healthy “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous was pushed back to January and is set to be released oat-based mixture can be. It Funstuff for Families.” and then postponed again. Feb. 9, 2018 (in time for lasts for a week in your fridge, NBC will try to beat Netflix Valentine’s Day again). Jamie but I guarantee it will be eaten © 2017 Donna Erickson (which scored with reboots of Dornan was offered $1.5 mil- well before that. Distributed by King Features Synd. “The Gilmore Girls” and “Full lion to do full-frontal nudity, House”) at its own game by but turned it down. Dakota rebooting “Will & Grace,” Johnson didn’t. with Eric McCormack, Debra • • • Messing, Sean Hayes and Charlie Hunnam, whose Megan Mullally, original film “The Lost City of Z,” Statins can cause loss of memory producers Max Mutchnick with Robert Pattinson, will and David Kohan, as well as be screened April 21 at the director James Burrows on New York Film Festival, has DEAR DR. ROACH: I have fiber into my diet. I already do women. board for 10 new episodes. If been cast by director Guy been taking Lipitor for high this. Plus I drink a lot of water. Almost any condition can it scores you can bet NBC will Ritchie with Jude Law and cholesterol. Lately, my phar- I start my day with a 24 ounces go away by itself, but in nearly be back with more. Eric Bana in the 3D epic macist said that all statins can of water every morning before every case of obstructive sleep Meanwhile, “The “King Arthur: The Legend cause memory loss. I hesitate anything else. Is there anything apnea getting better without a Simpsons” has been renewed of The Sword,” due May 12. to stop taking Lipitor, but I wrong with taking MiraLAX specific treatment that I have for two more years, which Hunnam then will play Steve don’t want this side effect. every day? I do not take the seen, it has been associated will take the animated sitcom McQueen’s role in the reboot Please advise. — P.C. full dose. — V.B. with significant weight loss. to its 30th anniversary. of “Papillon” (1973), with ANSWER: Your pharmacist ANSWER: While I recom- It doesn’t have to be extreme • • • “Mr. Robot” star Rami Malek is quite right that some users of mend non-drug treatments, weight loss. Since alcohol can “Fifty Shades of Grey” playing the role created by statins can have the unwanted such as increased water intake, make sleep apnea worse, stop- received mixed reviews Dustin Hoffman. Hunnam, side effect of memory loss. This high-fiber diet and exercise as ping alcohol occasionally is on Rotten Tomatoes (a 25 who was free as a bird on is quite variable: Some people treatment for constipation, that Canada with the recipient’s enough to get it under control. percent from 228 critics) his motorcycle in “Sons of never get this effect, and it doesn’t work for everybody. In printed name and address. I also recently mentioned and USA Today said, “The Anarchy” (2008-14), is not can be quite severe in a few. It that case, using a medication Please allow 4-6 weeks for singing exercises as a therapy dialogue is laughable, the playing a motorcycle riding appears to be reversible in the as recommended by your doc- delivery. for OSA, in addition to oral pacing sluggish and the per- Steve McQueen role. Instead majority of people who get it. I tor makes sense. Polyethylene • • • devices, CPAP or BiPAP devic- formances one-note. Only he’s in a French hell-hole wouldn’t recommend stopping glycol (MiraLAX) is a generally DEAR DR. ROACH: Have es, and surgery. the theme song was Oscar- island prison ... mon Dieu! unless you are having the side safe treatment that works by you ever heard of someone • • • nominated and the film effect. increasing fluid in the bowel. with sleep apnea outgrowing Dr. Roach regrets that he is won the Golden Raspberry © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. • • • It’s a good idea to use it as little the need of a breathing aid, unable to answer individual let- for “Worst Picture,” “Worst DEAR DR. ROACH: I have as is needed to keep the stool such as CPAP? — G.S. ters, but will incorporate them chronic constipation, and from getting uncomfortably ANSWER: Most cases of in the column whenever pos- have had it most of my life. I hard. sleep apnea are due to obstruc- sible. Readers may email ques- have used most of the bulk- READERS: The booklet tion of the airway, caused by tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ ing (husk) things that are out on constipation explains this the relaxation of muscles in med.cornell.edu. To view and there. Nothing works. Years common disorder and its treat- the back of the throat. Excess order health pamphlets, visit ago, I went to my doctor, ments. Readers can obtain a weight and obesity are the www.rbmamall.com, or write and he said that I could take copy by writing: Dr. Roach — major risk factors for sleep to Good Health, 628 Virginia MiraLAX and use it for the rest No. 504W, 628 Virginia Drive, apnea, but it can happen in Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. of my life. It has worked! Now Orlando, FL 32803. Enclose normal-weight people. 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tion shows Doss (Andrew played in the Rose Bowl? Garfield) as he disobeys his 4. A.C. Green holds the NBA father to enlist — he believes record for most consecu- that the war is just, that it must tive games played. How be won, but he is firmly against many is it? killing and enlists as a medic. 5. Who was the last rookie Many in the Army take issue under the age of 20 before with his convictions, but Doss Edmonton’s Connor Mc- later proves his courage during David to average at least DVDs reviewed in this column one of the bloodiest battles of a point a game for the are available in stores the week the war. season? of Feb. 20, 2017 Mel Gibson directs, and 6. At the 2016 Summer it really shows during the 1. Name the first player in Olympics, cyclist Kristin PICKS OF THE WEEK high-action scenes. Many major-league history to Armstrong became the “Manchester by the Sea” have noted that for a movie have an extra-base hit in second American woman (R) — After the passing of his that champions the pacifist, it his first six postseason to win three gold medals brother, loner Lee Chandler sure seems to get a kick out of games. in the same event in any (Casey Affleck) finds that he brutality. The pre-war scenes 2. How many times has a Olympics. Who was the has been left as the sole guard- aren’t as strong and don’t give New York Mets player hit first? ian of his 16-year-old nephew, a complete picture of how 40 or more home runs in 7. In 2016, golfer Henrik Patrick (Lucas Hedges). Having Doss, a Seventh-Day Adventist, a season? Stenson tied a record for lived in self-imposed exile for fits in with his religious and 3. When was the last time lowest final round in win- years after an unspeakable secular communities at home. before the 2015 season ning a men’s major (63). tragedy, Lee doesn’t want to However, scenes with his that the Iowa Hawkeyes Who also holds the mark? stay in the town where he’ll father (Hugo Weaving) have have to face his memories considerable weight. or see pain reflected in the “Bad Santa 2” (R) — Foul- eyes of his ex-wife (Michelle mouthed and unrepentant 1. What singer had hits with Williams). jerk Willie Soke (Billy Bob two bands before scoring Writer and director Kenneth Thornton) has been out of jail a solo hit, “Up in a Puff of Lonergan makes a movie that for a while, and after some Smoke”? deals with hard emotions with- poorly timed ogling, he’s out 2. Which band released out being hard to watch. It’s of a job, too. His old partner “Bend Me, Shape Me” be- painful without wallowing and in crime, Marcus (Tony Cox), Andrew Garfield in “Hacksaw Ridge” fore The American Breed? life-affirming without falling recruits Willie for another for the traps of cornball “uplift- Santa-and-his-elf heist, acting shady, they might not the violent story of the novel 3. Who had a No. 2 hit with tains this lyric: “You know ing movies” (don’t confuse this time stealing a seven- be wealthy for long, and she’s and the decisions she made “Dry Your Eyes,” and that it would be untrue, this with one of those). Great figure score from a charity in just received a novel by her with her ex-husband. when? You know that I would performances from Affleck Chicago. Joining the crew is ex-husband (Jake Gyllenhaal) 4. Name the girl group that be a liar, If I was to say to had a hit with “You Don’t and Williams come as little Willie’s mother (Kathy Bates), called “Nocturnal Animals” — TV RELEASES you, Girl, we couldn’t get surprise, but Hedges, the new- who is predictably just as abra- based on a pet name he had “Doctor Who: The Return of Have to Be a Baby to Cry.” much higher.” 5. Name the song that con- comer, really makes a splash sive as her son. It’s not Bates or for her. The novel’s story takes Doctor Mysterio” as a teen who is complicated in anyone else on screen throw- over much of the film, and fol- “Grace and Frankie: the right ways. ing off the vibe, but this sequel lows the terrible arc of a father Season 2” “Hacksaw Ridge” (R) — misses the tone and laughter of (also Jake Gyllenhaal) whose “Nashville: The Complete QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW Desmond Doss was a pacifist the first. wife and daughter are taken by Fourth Season” who refused to carry a weapon “Nocturnal Animals” (R) crazies in some dusty corner of “A French Village: Season 6” on the frontlines of World War — Susan (Amy Adams) has Texas. The whole film is twisty “Noragami Arigato: II, and he was awarded the the big house in the hills and turny with uneven results as Season 2” Medal of Honor without ever the handsome husband, but Susan tries to find some mean- Good Housekeeping firing a shot. This dramatiza- she can’t sleep. Her husband’s ing in the connections between © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. Three-Cheese Baked Penne This comforting, vegetarian pasta bake combines three kinds VA seeks better access When a king bows to a sir of cheese for a gooey, creamy main dish that’s still packed with protein and other healthy nutrients. harles Barkley has a big for rural vets with HIV mouth, which is appro- 15 ounces part-skim ricotta cheese Cpriate considering he 4 ounces shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese eterans with human also has a very large head. He 1 ounces Parmesan cheese immunodeficiency used to get paid for bouncing a 1 teaspoon olive oil Vvirus (HIV) who live in ball, but for the past 10 years 3 cloves garlic urban areas have more access he’s gotten paid to break them 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper to treatments than those who as a game-day analyst for TNT. 1 can crushed tomatoes live in rural areas. Dr. Michael Nobody knows this more a window. I never spit on a kid. 2 sprigs basil Ohl, a Department of Veterans than the King — LeBron James. I never had unpaid debt in Las Salt Affairs researcher, has studied Barkley was one of the first Vegas. I never said, ‘I’m not a 1 box whole-wheat penne the limited access of those HIV specialty clinics, and has to rip James’ decision to leave role model.’ I never showed 1 pound green beans rural veterans and has con- involved 800 veterans who are Cleveland for Miami in his “The up to All-Star Weekend on 1/4 cup finely chopped basil leaves ducted a pilot study to improve at least a 90-minute drive from Decision” telecast that need- Sunday because I was in Vegas Pepper care using the VA’s telehealth a specialty clinic facility but lessly cuckolded a fan base all weekend partying. All I’ve videoconferencing. who have a primary-care clinic that only loved the guy. “Punk done for my entire career is 1. Heat oven to 400 F. In bowl, combine cheeses. According to the research, of closer to home. move” was how Barkley put it represent the NBA the right 2. In 12-inch skillet, heat oil on medium. Add garlic and red the 26,000 veterans with HIV If you have HIV or know a out there. way. Fourteen years, never got pepper; cook 30 seconds. Stir in tomatoes, basil sprigs and 1/4 who get VA care, 18 percent veteran who does, check www. This year he made a com- in trouble. Respected the game. teaspoon salt. Heat to boiling, then reduce heat to simmer 20 live in rural areas, far from hiv.va.gov/patient/index.asp ment about how James will Print that.” minutes. Discard basil sprigs. the VA’s specialty clinics. They for information on getting never be considered in the And that’s exactly what 3. Meanwhile, heat covered 6-quart pot of water to boiling on typically start care when the tested, clinical trials, resources, top five of basketball’s all- we’ll do. There’s James’ take high. Add 2 teaspoons salt and pasta; cook 5 minutes less than illness is more advanced, are living with HIV and much time players (for the record, on Barkley. James had every minimum time that label directs, stirring. Add beans; cook 4 min- less likely to receive the latest more. Barkley counts them as Michael right to pursue championships utes. in treatment ... and have lower If you don’t have HIV but Jordan, Oscar Robertson, in Miami. He has professional 4. Reserve 1/2 cup pasta water. Drain pasta and beans; return survival rates. have another medical condi- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt pride; he may become the all- to pot. If tomato sauce is too thick, stir in reserved pasta water. To Ohl’s plan is to have veter- tion and live in a rural area, Chamberlain and Bill Russell). time leading scorer, winner of pasta in pot, stir in tomato sauce, chopped basil and 1/4 teaspoon ans use the video telehealth at the VA has 50 different tele- Last week Barkley called him championships ... who knows? each salt and black pepper. nearby VA outpatient clinics health specialties, many of “inappropriate” and “whiny” He’s certainly in the top 10. He 5. Spoon half of pasta mixture into 3-quart shallow baking where care managers, psychol- them using regular home after James openly complained has represented the NBA the dish. Dollop with half of cheese mixture. Repeat. Cover with foil; ogists and even pharmacists phone lines or a short trip to about the Cavs’ inability to sign right way. He was great with bake 10 minutes. Uncover; bake 10 minutes or until cheese has can be included, with nurses the nearest clinic. If telehealth another playmaker for their Amy Schumer in “Trainwreck.” melted. Serves 6. able to provide treatment. would allow you to get care anticipated title defense. And why shouldn’t he be Onsite primary-care doctors without making a long trek to “The Cleveland Cavaliers, concerned with Golden State could then coordinate with the a medical facility, call to learn they have given him every- returning with a vengeance — Easy Baked Snapper HIV specialists for continuing if you qualify. Last year alone, thing he wanted,” Barkley this time with Kevin Durant in care. over 700,000 veterans had 2 expounded. “They have the tow? This fast fish recipe is both ultra low-fat and low-cal without The pilot study has focused million telehealth appoint- highest payroll in NBA history Problem is, Barkley said missing out on flavor. It’s a diet dish that you’ll crave. on Dallas, San Antonio, Atlanta ments. ... he’s the best player in the nothing wrong. “The Decision” and Houston, which have © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. world. Does he want all of the was a punk move. LeBron 1 tablespoon olive oil good players? He don’t want James isn’t on the NBA’s Mount 2 medium orange and/or yellow peppers to compete? He is an amazing Rushmore plus one, at least 1 medium onion player. They’re the defending not yet. And Barkley was right, 1 package sliced mushrooms champs.” complimentary even, when he 1/2 cup dry white wine Well, LeBron James has had called him the “best player in 1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves enough. When an ESPN staff the world.” 6 skinless, boneless snapper, sole, or flounder fillets Retirement community: writer reached out to him after James asked why Barkley is 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice a loss for comment, James did even relevant in today’s game. Salt and pepper Is one right for you? another thing Barkley is pretty The answer is because James, good at: He teed off. the King, deigned to get into a 1. Heat oven to 450 F. In 12-inch skillet, heat oil on medium any seniors get to a “I’m not going to let him mudfight with a lowly “Sir,” so until hot. Add peppers and onion, and cook 10 minutes or until point in life where a disrespect my legacy like that,” quit your whining! tender, stirring often. Add mushrooms, wine and thyme; cook on Mbig house is too much James said. “I’m not the one medium-high 3 minutes, stirring frequently. to manage. Maybe the weather who threw somebody through © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. 2. Meanwhile, spray 13-by-9-inch glass or ceramic baking dish is no longer tolerable. It’s then with nonstick cooking spray. Arrange fillets in baking dish, fold- that the idea of a retirement ing under narrow ends. 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Local plumbers 1-800-396-6948 vide care to both ON THE PROPOSED Funerals can be very freezers, stoves, Prior optical experience is NOT payable in lawful standing by?Call required, but medical office rehab and long term S O U T H S I D E expensive. Can your Exede satellite internet dishwashers. Homes for money of the United now! experience would be helpful. This care residents. We GRAVEL REZONE loved ones afford it? Affordable, high $149-$399. Com- is a perfect job for someone that Rent States of America at 1-866-651-4208. are currently looking The Tooele County Protect them with Fi- speed broadband sat- plete repair service. is interested in working locally the time of sale, at the with a small optometry office for RN’s and LPN’s Commission will con- nal Expense Insur- DEADLINES FOR ellite internet any- Satisfaction guaran- main entrance of the helping people achieve their for full time and PRN WHY RENT When duct a public hearing ance. Call today to classifieds ads are where in the U.S. Or- teed. Parts for all best vision. Tooele County Court- nights. If you are in- You Can Buy? Zero in Room 321 of the l e a r n m o r e : M o n d a y a n d der now and save brands. house, a/k/a the Third Please bring a resume into terested, stop by and down & Low In- Tooele County Build- 855-385-4442 Wednesdays by 4:45 $100. Plans start at (435)830-3225. our office; we would love to Judicial District Court, fill out an application come programs, 1st ing at 47 South Main p.m. $39.99/month. Call meet you- 300 S. Main St time & Single par- 74 South 100 East, (between 9am – 5pm) 140 East 200 South Street, Tooele, Utah, 1-855-520-5300 ent programs, Tooele, Utah, on Tues- Garage, Yard They can be emailed to or fax one in on February 21, 2017, day, February 28, Got Knee Pain? Back Sales [email protected] 435-843-2090 Berna Sloan (435) at 7:00 p.m., to take Pain? Shoulder Pain? or faxed to 435-882-1626 840-5029 Group 1 comment on the pro- 2017, at the hour of HAVING A GARAGE but coming in is preferred so TRAINED AND experi- 9:30 a.m. of that day Get a pain-relieving that we can meet you. CLEAN SMALL 3bdrm posed rezone of the brace at little or NO SALE? Advertise it in enced paralegal or le- South Side Gravel LLC for the purpose of fore- the classifieds. Call gal assistant. Hours 1bth home. Big closing a deed of trust cost to you. Medicare kitchen, carport. property located at ap- Patients Call Health 882-0050 and pay negotiable. proximately 2900 W. originally executed by Contact Richard Tan- $750mo $500dep. Andrew Brown and Hotline Now! 1- TOOELE 569 Syca- CLASS A TRUCK Call 435-241-1028 Silver Avenue from 800-914-8849 ner, Tanner Law Of- MU-40 and RR-5 to Rebecca Brown, in fa- more. Friday, Satur- DRIVER fice 435-833-9524 vor of Mortgage Elec- day, Sunday 10am till HOMES available to MG-EX. All interested LIFE ALERT 24/7. purchase for LOW IN- persons shall be given tronic Registration One press of a button 4pm. Fish tank, WANTED LEAD HAZ MAT & tank framer full time $25 COME buyers with an opportunity to be Systems, Inc., as sends help FAST! couches, tables, yard endorsements required. nominee for Inter- NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications items, book shelves, per hour. Call Bridger good credit. Berna heard. NowNow RentingRenting Medical, fire, burglar. Sloan (435)840-5029 DATED this 1st day of mountain Industries, Even if you can’t house hold items, Will cross train on at 435-830-4977 Income Restrictions Apply equipment. Over-the- Group 1 Real Estate. February 2017. Inc. D/B/A Major Mort- IncomeIncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions Apply ApplyApply reach a phone! FREE barbecue. All must gage USA, its succes- go! road work. Current BY ORDER OF THE ExclusivelyExclusivelyRentalRental assistance forfor Seniors Seniors may may be be brochure. CALL DMV Wanted TOOELE COUNTY sors and assigns, cov- available. Call for details 800-831-5787 printout required. Homes COMMISSION: ering real property lo- available.Pet Friendly Call for details MARILYN K. GIL- cated at approximately Pet Friendly Lung Cancer? And 60 Pets I PAY ABOVE pawn L ETTE, County 6831 North Bigelow Years Old? If So, shop offers for gold 435.843.0717 Apply at $$SAVE MONEY Clerk/Auditor Drive, Stansbury Park, Call for435.843.0717 details You And Your Family and precious metals. Call for details MP Environmental Search Bank & (Please publish on Tooele County, Utah, TDD 800.735.2900 May Be Entitled To A Pampered Pet Re- This includes broken 435.843.0717 Services, 1043 N H U D h o m e s February 9, 2017.) and more particularly TDD 800.735.2900 Significant Cash sort or unwanted jewelry, 435.843.0717 Industrial Park Circle, www.Tooele Bank- (Published in the Tran- described as: Award. Cal l Quality pet care for dental gold, as well Grantsville, UT. Homes.com Berna script Bulletin Febrary ALL OF LOT NO. 349, 800-418-1064 To over 30 years. as gold & silver coins. Mon – Fri, Sloan (435) 2, 2017) CONTAINED WITHIN BUILDING INSPECTOR Learn More. No Risk. Dog & Cat boarding Call or tex t No Money Out Of 435-884-3374 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. 840-5029 Group 1 B E N S O N M I L L Ph: 435-884-0808 (801)330-8155 after PUBLIC NOTICE CROSSING PHASE 3 Tooele City is accepting applications Pocket. pamperedpetresort.com OVERLAKE house for for a vacant Building Inspector 6pm. NOTICE IS HEREBY PUD, A PLANNED position. Our inspectors perform BECOME A SUB- BECOME A SUB- sale by owner. 4bdrm GIVEN THAT THE RESIDENTIAL DE- SCRIBER. 882-0050 SCRIBER. 882-0050 3bth 2 car garage. fi eld inspections of residential, AUTO VALUE now hir- TOOELE COUNTY VELOPMENT, AS commercial, and public improvement Autos Cute and clean, ing looking for a part BOARD OF HEALTH THE SAME IS IDENTI- projects to ensure compliance with adopted $215,000 Call Pam time driver 1-6pm WILL HOLD A PUBLIC FIED IN THE RE- ordinances, codes, and statutes. 435-840-2636 weekdays 9-3pm Sat- DONATE YOUR CAR, HEARING ON TUES- CORD OF PLAT MAP We will consider applicants with the following credentials: urdays. Must have TRUCK OR BOAT SELLING YOUR DAY, MARCH 7, 2017 R E C O R D E D I N Inspector I – Certifi ed and/or licensed by the State of Utah with cleared DMV report, TO HERITAGE FOR HOME? Advertise it FROM 6:00 P.M. TO TOOELE COUNTY, a residential building inspector license and at least one additional THE BLIND. Free 3 7:00 P.M. AT THE UTAH, AS ENTRY license in plumbing, mechanical, or electrical residential inspec- Full-time Office manager with drugs free, 18 years in the classifieds. Call tion. Grade 13, Min. $17.61/hour. Additional consideration may be Full-time Office manager with or older. Also respon- Day Vacation, Tax 882-0050 or visit HEALTH DEPART- NO. 297027 (AS SAID given for experience. eexceptional customer sexceptional customer service and rvice and sible for stocking Deductible, Free www.tooeletran MENT IN ROOM 180, RECORD OF PLAT Inspector II - Certifi ed and/or licensed by the State of Utah as at freight and miscella- Towing, All Paper- script.com 151 NORTH MAIN MAP MAY HAVE least a four-way one and two family dwelling residential inspector. organizational skills needed for Physical organizational skills needed for Physical neous tasks, depend- work Taken Care Of. STREET, TOOELE, HERETOFORE BEEN Generally specializes in four-way inspection areas as they relate Therapy clinic. Bring resume in person able, and good cuto- CALL UTAH. AMENDED OR SUP- to one and two family dwellings. Grade 15, Min. $19.69/hour. Therapy clinic. Bring resume in person mer service. Stop by 1-800-360-4120 Offi ce Space THE PURPOSE OF PLEMENTED) AND IN Additional consideration may be given for experience. to 2356 N 400 E, suite 101, Tooele. THE PUBLIC HEAR- THE FIRST SUPPLE- for application or SELL YOUR CAR or Inspector III - Certifi ed and/or licensed by the State of Utah to 2356 N 400 E, suite 101, Tooele. ING IS TO RECEIVE MENT TO NEIGH- 843-1311 send resume to blay- boat in the classi- as at least a four-way commercial inspector. Three (3) years of FOR LEASE Office/ PUBLIC COMMENT BORHOOD DECLA- experience related to some aspect of building inspection is highly 843-1311 [email protected] fieds. Call 882-0050 ON CHANGES TO RATION OF COVE- desired. Performs inspections on both residential and commercial or visit www.tooele- Business Space AUTOMOTIVE TECH- THE FOLLOWING NANTS, CONDITIONS projects. Grade 17, Min. $22.13/hour. Additional consideration may transcript. com Utilities included. be given for experience. NICIAN wanted Peak 46, 52, & 54 South REGULATION: AND RESTRICTIONS Automotive is accept- 2000 Isuzu Trooper Main. TOOELE COUNTY AND RESERVATION Employees hired at Inspector I or II level will be expected to obtain ing resumes at 1676 certifi cation and licensing as Inspector III. If licensing is by another Stansbury Service Agency AWDS 200670miles (602)826-9471 HEALTH DEPART- OF EASEMENTS FOR State, consideration will be given if applicant is able to convert and Progress Way , driven 100 miles MENT REGULATION B E N S O N M I L L The Stansbury Service Agency is accepting applications Tooele, Utah. Pay obtain equivalent Utah licensing. for full-time seasonal maintenance employees. This daily, $400 Thule #4: FOOD SERVICE CROSSING PHASE 3 based on productivity. rack! Cash Price only ESTABLISHMENTS PUD, (THE TOWNS), Applicants must also possess a high school diploma (or equiva- position is 40 hours per week from March 13 through See Bart. Water Shares lent), general work experience that demonstrates competency the end of October. Duties include: operation of lawn $ 2 2 5 0 w i t h ALL INTERESTED A PART OF THE EX- and ability to successfully perform required duties, familiarity with mowing, trimming and edging equipment, sprinkler Drive with Uber. No 3mon/3000 mi war- PERSONS ARE IN- PANDABLE BENSON modern workplace technology, and a valid Utah Driver’s License experience is re- ranty included, Effort- 2 SETTLEMENT Can- VITED TO ATTEND. MILL CROSSING with a driving record that meets Tooele City’s risk management repair, tree trimming, flowerbed maintenance and other general maintenance and cleaning duties. Experience quired, but you’ll less in the snow, Auto yon irrigation shares COPIES OF THE PLANNED TOWN- and insurability standards. Must be able to safely meet the physi- for sale. Contact Mike cal requirements of the position including access to fi eld locations in any of the above mentioned duties is highly desired. need a smartphone. 4WD function, great DRAFT FOR THIS HOUSE LOT DEVEL- under construction which are not ADA accessible. Must be able to lift 50 lbs., bend, kneel and stoop. Must It’s fun and easy. For interior, Auto Trans, at 435-830-1423 REGULATION ARE O P M E N T , R E - Air Conditioning; AVAILABLE FOR EX- CORDED IN TOOELE Tooele City offers a comprehensive benefi t package including be able to work outdoors in cold and heat conditions. more information, call health insurance, pension, paid leave, holidays, life, dental, and Valid Driver’s License required. Drug test required upon 1-800-939-8254 Power Windows; Public Notices AMINATION AND COUNTY, UTAH AS vision. Work schedule is generally M-F 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. hire. Wage will be determined on experience and Power Locks; Power Meetings PUBLIC REVIEW AT ENTRY NO. 299872, HVAC TECHNICIAN Steering; Tilt Wheel; T H E T O O E L E (AS SAID DECLARA- qualifications. needed for local com- TO APPLY AM/FM Cassette; Deadline for public COUNTY HEALTH TION MAY HAVE If interested, please submit a resume and completed pany. Must have 4 AM/FM CD; Dual DEPARTMENT, 151 HERETOFORE BEEN Return a completed Tooele City Application and, if desired, a resume and cover application to the Stansbury Service Agency years experience and notices is 4 p.m. the letter explaining your quali cations and interest in this position by 5:00 p.m. by Front Air Bag; Active day prior to publica- N O R T H M A I N AMENDED OR SUP- February 17, 2017. Applications may be obtained from our website. Office, 1 Country Club, Stansbury Park, UT 84074 or drug free. Please Belts; All Wheel STREET, TOOELE, PLEMENTED), TO- [email protected]. Applications are send resume to tif- tion. Public notices Send applications to: Tooele City HR O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074, ABS. submitted past the UTAH. GETHER WITH A email to [email protected], or fax to 435-843-2106. available at the Service Agency Office or call [email protected] 2001 Volvo V70 XC WRITTEN COM- NON-EXCLUSIVE 435-882-6188. For questions regarding the position, deadline will not be Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. BECOME A SUB- AWD 217000 miles, MENTS WILL BE AC- RIGHT TO USE THE contact Randall Jones at 435-830-7271. accepted. www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer SCRIBER. 882-0050 rebuilt long block in- UPAXLP CEPTED DURING COMMON AREA AND stalled 6/14 cost THE PUBLIC COM- FACILITIES, SUB- $3200! only 87,000 MENT PERIOD OF JECT TO PROVI- miles ago, Great in FEBRUARY 13, 2017 SIONS HEREOF AND the snow, Leather In- TO MARCH 13, 2017 THE MASTER DEC- terior, 5 pass, Sun- UNTIL 5:00 P.M. SUB- LARATION RE- roof, Quiet and MIT COMMENTS TO CORDED IN TOOELE Smooth like a Volvo TOOELE COUNTY COUNTY, UTAH AS should be, Auto HEALTH DEPART- ENTRY NO. 288009 Trans, Nexen Tires MENT 151 NORTH OF THE OFFICIAL like new,Cash Price MAIN STREET, RECORDS. only $2800.Warranty TOOELE, UTAH 16-070-0-0349 available. 84074 or email The current beneficiary 801-810-9556. Check [email protected] of the trust deed is out the pics at rg. JPMorgan Chase www.truckscarscredit. FOR MORE INFOR- Bank, National Asso- com. We are right MATION, CONTACT ciation, and the record downtown Tooele at BRYAN SLADE, owner of the property 24 W 100 S. Just a TOOELE COUNTY as of the recording of couple doors from ENVIRONMENTAL the notice of default is Dairy delight. 100 % HEALTH DIRECTOR, Andrew Brown and credit approval! AT (435) 277-2450. Rebecca Brown. The Dated this 6th day of trustee's sale of the February, 2017. aforedescribed real Bryan Slade property will be made Environmental Health without warranty as to Director title, possession, or If you desire special encumbrances. Bid- accommodation under ders must be prepared the American with Dis- to tender a cashier's abilities Act, please check in the amount of contact Tooele Coun- $20,000.00 at the sale. ty’s ADA Coordinator, The balance of the Jamie McCart, (435) purchase price must 843-3157, within 3 be paid by cashier's working days prior to check or wire transfer this meeting. received by 12:00 (Published in the Tran- noon the following script Bulletin February business day. The 7 & 9, 2017) trustee reserves the right to void the effect of the trustee's sale af- ter the sale based upon information un- known to the trustee at the time of the sale, such as a bankruptcy filing, a loan reinstate- ment, or an agreement between the trustor and beneficiary to postpone or cancel the sale. If so voided, the only recourse of the highest bidder is to re- ceive a full refund of the money paid to the trustee. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED this 26th day of January, 2017 Marlon L. Bates, suc- cessor 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. 51121-1657 Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 26, February 2 & 9, 2017) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following de- scribed real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the time of sale, at the main entrance of the Tooele County Court- house, a/k/a the Third Judicial District Court, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah, on Tues- day, February 28, 2017, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. of that day for the purpose of fore- closing a deed of trust originally executed by Andrew Brown and Rebecca Brown, in fa- vor of Mortgage Elec- tronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Inter- mountain Industries, Inc. D/B/A Major Mort- gage USA, its succes- sors and assigns, cov- ering real property lo- cated at approximately 6831 North Bigelow Drive, Stansbury Park, Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly described as: ALL OF LOT NO. 349, CONTAINED WITHIN BENSON MILL CROSSING PHASE 3 PUD, A PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DE- VELOPMENT, AS THE SAME IS IDENTI- FIED IN THE RE- CORD OF PLAT MAP RECORDED IN TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH, AS ENTRY NO. 297027 (AS SAID RECORD OF PLAT MAP MAY HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN AMENDED OR SUP- PLEMENTED) AND IN THE FIRST SUPPLE- MENT TO NEIGH- BORHOOD DECLA- RATION OF COVE- NANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS AND RESERVATION OF EASEMENTS FOR BENSON MILL CROSSING PHASE 3 PUD, (THE TOWNS), A PART OF THE EX- PANDABLE BENSON MILL CROSSING NOTICE OF TRUS- PLANNED TOWN- TEE'S SALE HOUSE LOT DEVEL- The following de- OPMENT, RE- scribed real property CORDED IN TOOELE will be sold at public COUNTY, UTAH AS auction to the highest ENTRY NO. 299872, bidder, purchase price (AS SAID DECLARA- payable in lawful TION MAY HAVE money of the United HERETOFORE BEEN States of America at AMENDED OR SUP- the time of sale, at the PLEMENTED), TO- main entrance of the GETHER WITH A Tooele County Court- NON-EXCLUSIVE house, a/k/a the Third RIGHT TO USE THE Judicial District Court, COMMON AREA AND 74 South 100 East, FACILITIES, SUB- Tooele, Utah, on Tues- JECT TO PROVI- day, February 28, SIONS HEREOF AND 2017, at the hour of THE MASTER DEC- 9:30 a.m. of that day LARATION RE- for the purpose of fore- CORDED IN TOOELE closing a deed of trust COUNTY, UTAH AS originally executed by ENTRY NO. 288009 Andrew Brown and OF THE OFFICIAL Rebecca Brown, in fa- RECORDS. vor of Mortgage Elec- 16-070-0-0349 tronic Registration The current beneficiary Systems, Inc., as of the trust deed is nominee for Inter- JPMorgan Chase mountain Industries, Bank, National Asso- Inc. D/B/A Major Mort- ciation, and the record gage USA, its succes- owner of the property sors and assigns, cov- as of the recording of ering real property lo- the notice of default is cated at approximately Andrew Brown and NOTICE TO WATER 6831 North Bigelow Rebecca Brown. The USERS Drive, Stansbury Park, trustee's sale of the The applications be- Tooele County, Utah, aforedescribed real low were filed with and more particularly property will be made the Division of Water described as: without warranty as to Rights in Tooele ALL OF LOT NO. 349, title, possession, or County. These are in- CONTAINED WITHIN encumbrances. Bid- formal proceedings per BENSON MILL ders must be prepared Rule R655-6-2. Pro- CROSSING PHASE 3 to tender a cashier's tests concerning an PUD, A PLANNED check in the amount of application must be RESIDENTIAL DE- $20,000.00 at the sale. legibly written or typed, VELOPMENT, AS The balance of the contain the name and THE SAME IS IDENTI- purchase price must mailing address of FIED IN THE RE- be paid by cashier's the protesting party, CORD OF PLAT MAP check or wire transfer STATE THE APPLI- RECORDED IN received by 12:00 CATION NUMBER TOOELE COUNTY, noon the following PROTESTED, CITE UTAH, AS ENTRY business day. The REASONS FOR THE NO. 297027 (AS SAID trustee reserves the PROTEST, and RE- RECORD OF PLAT right to void the effect QUEST A HEARING, MAP MAY HAVE of the trustee's sale af- if desired. Also, A $15 HERETOFORE BEEN ter the sale based FEE MUST BE IN- AMENDED OR SUP- upon information un- CLUDED FOR EACH PLEMENTED) AND IN known to the trustee at APPLICATION PRO- THE FIRST SUPPLE- the time of the sale, TESTED. Protests MENT TO NEIGH- such as a bankruptcy must be filed with the BORHOOD DECLA- filing, a loan reinstate- Division of Water RATION OF COVE- ment, or an agreement Rights, PO Box NANTS, CONDITIONS between the trustor 146300, Salt Lake NOTICE TO CREDI- AND RESTRICTIONS and beneficiary to City, UT 84114-6300, TORS AND AN- AND RESERVATION postpone or cancel the or by hand delivery NOUNCEMENT OF OF EASEMENTS FOR sale. If so voided, the to a Division office APPOINTMENT BENSON MILL only recourse of the during normal busi- NORMAN RAY GA- CROSSING PHASE 3 highest bidder is to re- ness hours ON OR GON, Deceased. PUD, (THE TOWNS), ceive a full refund of BEFORE MARCH 8, Probate No. A PART OF THE EX- the money paid to the 2017. Please visit 173300010 PANDABLE BENSON trustee. THIS IS AN http://waterrights.utah. LAVON J. CLOWARD MILL CROSSING ATTEMPT TO COL- gov or call whose address is 285 PLANNED TOWN- LECT A DEBT. ANY (801)-538-7240 for South 200 East, Fill- HOUSE LOT DEVEL- INFORMATION OB- additional information. more, Utah 84631, has OPMENT, RE- TAINED WILL BE CHANGE APPLICA- been appointed Per- CORDED IN TOOELE USED FOR THAT TION(S) sonal Representatives COUNTY, UTAH AS PURPOSE. 15-1133(a42263): of the estate of the ENTRY NO. 299872, DATED this 26th day Erda Acres Water above-named decen- (AS SAID DECLARA- of January, 2017 Company, Ironwood dent. All persons hav- TION MAY HAVE Marlon L. Bates, suc- Real Estate LLC pro- ing claims against the HERETOFORE BEEN cessor trustee pose(s) using 1.32 above estate are re- AMENDEDC8 OR SUP- Scalley Reading Bates ac-ft. from groundwa- quired to presentTOOELE them TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 9, 2017 PLEMENTED), TO- Hansen & Rasmussen, ter (Erda) for MUNICI- to the undersigned or GETHER WITH A P.C. 15 West South PAL: In Erda Acres to the Clerk of the NON-EXCLUSIVEPublic Notices Temple,Public Ste. Notices 600 Salt WaterPublic Company. Notices CourtPublic on or Notices before the Public Notices RIGHTTrustees TO USE THE Lake TrusteesCity, Utah 84101 15-5373(a42273):Water User 2ndMiscellaneous day of May, 2017, Miscellaneous COMMON AREA AND Telephone: (801) Carol Janice Weyland or said claims shall be FACILITIES, SUB- 531-7870 Business Trust propose(s) using forever barred. PUBLIC NOTICE JECT TO PROVI- Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- LAVON J. CLOW- The Utah School and Follow us on Facebook! SIONS HEREOF AND 5:00 p.m. water (Erda) for IRRI- ARD, 285 South 200 Institutional Trust THE MASTER DEC- T r u s t e e N o . GATION; STOCKWA- East, Fillmore, UT Lands Administration LARATION RE- 51121-1657 TERING; DOMESTIC. 84631, Telephone No. has received an appli- TOOELE CORDED IN TOOELE Published in the Tran- 15-5372(a42274): (435) 253-2433 cation to lease the sur- TRANSCRIPT COUNTY, UTAH AS script Bulletin January Carol Janice Weyland (Published in the Tran- face of the following ENTRY NO. 288009 26, February 2 & 9, Trust propose(s) using script Bulletin February described acreage: OF THE OFFICIAL 2017) 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- 2, 9 & 16, 2017) TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN RECORDS. water (Erda) for IRRI- Township 5 South, 16-070-0-0349 Public Notices GATION; STOCKWA- PUBLIC NOTICE Range 5 West, The current beneficiary TERING; DOMESTIC. Call for Proposals SLB&M Section 15: of the trust deed is Water User 15-5371(a42275): T h e T O O E L E W_NW_SW_ (Portions JPMorgan Chase Carol Janice Weyland COUNTY RECREA- west of the UNEV Deadline for public Bank, National Asso- Trust propose(s) using TION SPECIAL SERV- Pipeline) Section 16: notices is 4 p.m. the ciation, and the record 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- ICE DISTRICT will be SE_ (Potions west of day prior to publica- owner of the property water (Erda) for IRRI- accepting new propos- the UNEV Pipeline), tion. Public notices as of the recording of GATION; STOCKWA- als for recreation pro- S_NE_ (Portion south submitted past the the notice of default is TERING; DOMESTIC. jects from February 9, of Penny Lane) deadline will not be Andrew Brown and 15-5374(a42276): 2016 to April 3, 2017. Containing 218.0 accepted. Rebecca Brown. The Carol Janice Weyland Applications must fol- acres, more or less BANNERS UPAXLP trustee's sale of the Trust propose(s) using low grant submittal Any individual wishing aforedescribed real 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- outline available from to submit a competing NOTICE TO WATER Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, property will be made water (Erda) for IRRI- each member of the application to pur- USERS without warranty as to GATION; STOCKWA- board or Tooele chase, lease, and/or The applications be- title, possession, or TERING; DOMESTIC. County Clerk Office, exchange for this prop- low were filed with encumbrances. Bid- Kent L. Jones, P.E. Marilyn Gillette, erty, a portion thereof, Window Stickers, and More! the Division of Water ders must be prepared STATE ENGINEER 843-3148, Tooele or a parcel including Rights in Tooele to tender a cashier's (Published in the Tran- County Court House, any of the above-de- County. These are in- check in the amount of script Bulletin February 47 South Main, Rm scribed acreage, formal proceedings per $20,000.00 at the sale. 9 & 16, 2017) 318. Five copies of the should also file an ap- Rule R655-6-2. Pro- The balance of the grant submittal should plication and the ap- tests concerning an purchase price must include: name of pro- propriate application application must be Public Notices be paid by cashier's ject, location, and writ- fee(s). legibly written or typed, Miscellaneous check or wire transfer ten bid of estimated The Trust Lands Ad- contain the name and received by 12:00 costs, type of con- ministration will accept mailing address of Deadline for public noon the following struction or improve- competing applications the protesting party, notices is 4 p.m. the business day. The ment and a point of during the following STATE THE APPLI- day prior to publica- trustee reserves the contact (with contacts period of time: CATION NUMBER tion. Public notices right to void the effect name and address and From 8:00 A.M. PROTESTED, CITE submitted past the of the trustee's sale af- telephone number.) THURSDAY, FEBRU- REASONS FOR THE deadline will not be ter the sale based Furthermore, projects ARY 9 PROTEST, and RE- accepted. upon information un- which are accepted Until 5:00 P.M. QUEST A HEARING, UPAXLP known to the trustee at must be completed by WEDNESDAY, if desired. Also, A $15 the time of the sale, NOTICE TO CREDI- November 30th, 2017) MARCH 8 FEE MUST BE IN- such as a bankruptcy TORS AND AN- or the applicant may TRUST LANDS AD- CLUDED FOR EACH filing, a loan reinstate- NOUNCEMENT OF stand to lose their MINISTRATION 130 APPLICATION PRO- ment, or an agreement APPOINTMENT funding. The Special North Main Richfield, TESTED. Protests between the trustor NORMAN RAY GA- Recreation District Utah 84701 must be filed with the and beneficiary to GON, Deceased. Board of Officers must (435) 896-6494 Division of Water postpone or cancel the P r o b a t e N o . approve any deviation Reference No.: SULA Rights, PO Box sale. If so voided, the 173300010 from this process. 1853 146300, Salt Lake only recourse of the LAVON J. CLOWARD Send all proposals to: The Trust Lands Ad- City, UT 84114-6300, highest bidder is to re- whose address is 285 TOOELE COUNTY ministration reserves or by hand delivery ceive a full refund of South 200 East, Fill- RECREATION SPE- the right to reject any High Quality • Full Color to a Division office the money paid to the more, Utah 84631, has CIAL SERVICE DIS- application or subse- during normal busi- trustee. THIS IS AN been appointed Per- TRICT, 47 South Main, quent bids. ness hours ON OR ATTEMPT TO COL- sonal Representatives Tooele, Utah 84074. (Published in the Tran- BEFORE MARCH 8, LECT A DEBT. ANY of the estate of the For any additional in- script Bulletin February Custom Design & 24 Hour 2017. Please visit INFORMATION OB- above-named decen- formation contact: 9, 16 & 23, 2017) http://waterrights.utah. TAINED WILL BE dent. All persons hav- K e n t B a k e r gov or call USED FOR THAT ing claims against the 435-840-0549; Kip Turnaround Available (801)-538-7240 for PURPOSE. above estate are re- Porter 435-830-1154; additional information. DATED this 26th day quired to present them S cott Campbell Opinions CHANGE APPLICA- of January, 2017 to the undersigned or 801-821-6446; Bill TION(S) Marlon L. Bates, suc- to the Clerk of the Dixon 435-840-1290; Shared 15-1133(a42263): cessor trustee Court on or before the Mark McKendrick Erda Acres Water Freely. Scalley Reading Bates 2nd day of May, 2017, 435-241-0065. Company, Ironwood (Yours and Ours.) Hansen & Rasmussen, or said claims shall be Kent Baker, Tresurer 58 North Main St. Real Estate LLC pro- P.C. 15 West South forever barred. (Published in the Tran- pose(s) using 1.32 Open Forum Temple, Ste. 600 Salt LAVON J. CLOW- script Bulletin February TOOELE ac-ft. from groundwa- ARD, 285 South 200 Every Tuesday Lake City, Utah 84101 TOOELE 9, 16, 23, March 2, 9, ter (Erda) for MUNICI- TRANSCRIPT Telephone: (801) East, Fillmore, UT 16, 23, 30, 2017) PAL: In Erda Acres BULLETIN 531-7870 Business 84631, Telephone No. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Water Company. (435) 253-2433 HAVING A yard sale? BULLETIN 435-882-0050 Hours: 9:00 a.m. to NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 15-5373(a42273): 882-0050 5:00 p.m. (Published in the Tran- Advertise in the Tran- Carol Janice Weyland Trustee No. script Bulletin February script Trust propose(s) using 51121-1657 2, 9 & 16, 2017) 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- Published in the Tran- water (Erda) for IRRI- script Bulletin January GATION; STOCKWA- 26, February 2 & 9, TERING; DOMESTIC. 2017) 15-5372(a42274): Carol Janice Weyland Trust propose(s) using BROKER 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- Margene Colledge Stephanie Bothell Kim Bowman Jim Busico Christine Catino Ray Colledge Rachel Cowan John Gollaher water (Erda) for IRRI- 435-830-2521 435-841-9917 801-712-0315 435-840-1494 503-860-7567 801-652-7963 435-830-7637 435-830-7717 GATION; STOCKWA- TERING; DOMESTIC. 15-5371(a42275): Carol Janice Weyland Trust propose(s) using 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- ASSOCIATE BROKER water (Erda) for IRRI- Marilyn Jensen Jennifer Jones Lillian Harvey Wendy Kemp Anna Loertscher Thomas Loftis Mark Martinez Brett McConnell GATION; STOCKWA- 435-467-5475 435-830-2088 801-918-3735 801-618-6320 801-808-4733 801-808-3618 435-830-0655 801-400-3210 TERING; DOMESTIC. 15-5374(a42276): Carol Janice Weyland Trust propose(s) using 1.5 ac-ft. from ground- water (Erda) for IRRI- 1094 NorthGATION; STOCKWA-Main Street, Tooele Debbie Millward Ryan Nelson Sherri Nelson Bart Powell Brenda Oliphant Linda Theetge Toni Thompson Jack Walters TERING; DOMESTIC. 435-830-4716 801-603-4989 435-840-1567 435-830-6518 435-830-3339 801-544-9118 386-288-4905 435-840-3010 Kent L. Jones, P.E. STATE ENGINEER (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February 435-882-21009 & 16, 2017) • www.UtahHomes.com

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