Taking the New Year’s plunge for a good cause See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY January 3, 2019 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 62 $1.00 County, Mitime close sale on UMC County nets $9.2M from FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The Grantsville City Council voted to appoint Jeff Hutchins to fill Tom Tripp’s vacated seat on tie-breaking vote cast by Mayor Brent Marshall. racetrack’s $18.5M sale

TIM GILLIE the county to pay the costs to STAFF WRITER Mitime after the facility was Tooele County no longer sold, or subtract them from the Hutchins selected to replace owns a racetrack. sales price, if Mitime was the The Tooele County buyer. The $9.3 million includ- Commission and Mitime Utah, ed $6 million for operating LLC, closed on the sale of Utah losses, $2.8 for capital assets, Tripp on Grantsville Council Motorsports Campus, formerly $135,000 for the manage- known as Miller Motorsports ment fee, and approximately Park, on Dec. 28. $500,000 in interest expense, STEVE HOWE “The money has been according to Milne. STAFF WRITER exchanged and the deed “We’ve been working on A pool of 11 applicants has been handed over,” said this now for three and one-half vied for the vacant seat on the County Commissioner Shawn years,” Milne said. “It’s nice to Grantsville City Council cre- Milne. have this buttoned up so the ated when City Councilman Tooele County announced incoming new commissioners Tom Tripp was elected to the in September that Mitime was don’t have to deal with it.” Tooele County Commission last the sole offeror in the county’s Mitime is a subsidiary of November. April 2018 request for offers to Geely Holding Company, a After about two hours of purchase UMC. publicly-traded company on interviews and three votes The County Commission the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by the four remaining City approved a sales agreement that is currently ranked 267 on Councilmembers, Grantsville with a $18.5 million price tag the Fortune Global 500 list. City Mayor Brent Marshall cast for UMC in November. The Mitime has been manag- the tie-breaking vote in favor closing date was set for on or ing UMC under an agreement of Jeff Hutchins. The newly before Dec. 31. with Tooele County for the last appointed Hutchins will serve However, of the $18.5 mil- three years. until Dec. 31 and a full-term lion sale for the racetrack, the While operating the track replacement for the seat vacat- county netted $9.2 million for the county, Mitime made ed by Tripp will be elected this after deducting $9.3 million to significant efforts to cut costs November. cover operating losses, man- and broaden the variety of FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO agement fees, personal prop- events the facility hosts. SEE HUTCHINS PAGE A5 ® Council members Krista Sparks and Scott Stice listen to answers during the interviews of candidates erty assets, and interest. In 2018, the track hosted for the open council position. The management agree- ment with Mitime called for SEE UMC PAGE A6 ® Tripp on his way to County Commission

STEVE HOWE to commend him for his public service. STAFF WRITER During the city council’s deliberations on After a successful campaign saw him Tripp’s replacement, City Councilman Scott elected to the Tooele County Commission, Stice had effusive praise for Tripp. Grantsville City Councilman Tom Tripp par- “These are huge shoes to fill,” Stice said. ticipated in his final City Council meeting “ … I honestly believe he’s the best city Wednesday night. councilperson Grantsville City’s ever had.” While the majority of the meeting was For City Councilwoman Krista Sparks,

spent finding a replacement for his council Tripp was integral in her involvement in FILE PHOTO seat — long-time resident Jeff Hitchens Racers take part in last summer’s Pirelli World Challenge event at Utah was selected — Tripp’s colleagues took time SEE TRIPP PAGE A5 ® Tom Tripp Motorsports Campus. The Tooele County Commission and Mitime Utah, LLC, officially closed on the sale of the facility on Dec. 28.

UHP sees dip in DUI arrests over holiday UHP says decline is part of downward trend in DUI’s between 2010 and 2017

STEVE HOWE arrests over the same three-day implementation of the state’s coordination, ability to track STAFF WRITER period. new .05 blood alcohol content moving objects, response to Over the New Year’s holiday, UHP Sgt. Nick Street said law, which is the strictest in emergency driving situations the Utah Highway Patrol made the highway patrol put as the United States. The new law and difficulty steering at .05 29 arrests for drunk driving much effort into this year’s DUI was signed into law in March BAC, which is about three around the state. enforcement efforts as last, 2017, but went into effect on drinks in one hour for a 160- While it may seem like a lot but there was still a significant Dec. 30. pound man. of DUI arrests in a three-day drop in arrests. He said it’s part Recommendations from Of the 46 arrests, 11 were span, from Dec. 30 to Jan. 1, of a downward trend in DUI the National Highway Traffic made overnight on New Year’s FILE PHOTO it’s actually a decrease from arrests, which declined about Safety Administration were Eve and none fell below the The Utah Highway Patrol made 29 drunk-driving arrests statewide over the same period last year, 50 percent statewide between one reason Utah first consid- old .08 threshold, according to the New Year’s holiday, 17 fewer arrests than were made over the same according to UHP. Last New 2010 and 2017. ered a .05 law. The agency time period a year ago. Year’s, there were 46 DUI The drop coincides with the found there is already reduced SEE ARRESTS PAGE A6 ®

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B8 Training to deal Tooele boys go Cowboys beat HOMETOWN B1 with the factors 3-1 in tourney Tigers in OT OBITUARIES A8 of violence See A10 See A10 SPORTS A10 See A3 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019 County repeals Erda rezones that faced possible referendum

TIM GILLIE Tyson Rogers, Erda, said STAFF WRITER county residents wanted the Rezone requests for three chance to vote on repealing the properties in Erda approved by ordinances. the Tooele County Commission “The people have signed in October have been repealed. their signatures in protest The County Commission against these planning, zon- repealed county ordinance ing, rezoning, and things like 2018-10, 2018-11 and 2018- that,” he said. “And you’re now 12 during a 1 p.m. meeting on repealing the ordinances that Dec. 27 at the Tooele County were put in place that we were Building. putting signatures toward, so The repealed ordinances again you’re not listening to the rezoned three parcels of prop- people. All we were wanting erty in Erda at the request of was to put it on the ballot so we Joe White. All three ordinances have a fair chance to say that were the subject of referendum we don’t want this right now.” petitions seeking a vote by the The repeal of the ordinances public on the rezone requests. was not a land use decision, White requested the repeal so laws pertaining to land of the ordinances. use don’t apply, according to At the time of the repeal, Tooele County Attorney Scott Tooele County Clerk Marilyn Broadhead. Gillette was in the process of “As to the rezone ques- validating the signatures on the tions, this is an unsettled area petition to see if they reached of law,” Broadhead said. “My the threshold required to put legal position is based upon the ordinances on a ballot. trying to reconcile various stat- No public hearing was held utes, case law and legal prin- before the County Commission ciples. It is my opinion that the voted on the repeal. However, three zoning ordinances could during the public comment be repealed based upon the period at the end of the meet- request of the applicant and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ing, several members of the that it did not require the same Rezone requests for three Erda properties, including this one located off Droubay Road, were repealed by the Tooele County Commission during a Dec. public raised concern over the process as the original rezone 27 meeting. The requests were originally approved in October. legality of repealing the ordi- process.” nances while they were subject Broadhead said he consulted “By granting the repeal, it’s until they received an option parcels would have allowed an from rural residential with five- to a referenda and without fol- with attorneys in private prac- as if the referendum passed from the Lieutenant Governor’s average of three homes to an acre lots to rural residential lowing the usual process for a tice that specialize in land use and the zoning reverted to its Office of Elections Wednesday. acre on the two parcels. The with one-acre lots. That land rezone request. law who agreed that the county prior status,” Broadhead said. “The Lt. Governor’s Office actual density could have var- will now revert back to the Michael Buss, Erda, told the followed the correct process to “I think some people believed told us that we could stop ied from 6,000-square-foot lots five-acre lot designation. County Commissioners that repeal the ordinances. that if the referendum passed, counting signatures because near state Route 36 and at least Supporters of the refer- they had violated state land use “Reasonable minds may then the property would be with the ordinances repealed one-half acre lots on the east endum petitions assert that code by not providing adjacent differ, but I believe that the permanently zoned as is. That the petitions were mute,” end of the parcels, according to a public vote on the rezone property owners with a 10-day county took the most fair, rea- is not correct. The passing of Gillette said. the zoning as approved by the requests is needed to protect written notice that there was sonable and logical position it the referendum and the repeal The parcels of land in Erda County Commission in October. the county and its citizens going to be a repeal of the ordi- could take,” Broadhead said. of the ordinance have the same that were rezoned and then Those parcels will revert from the traffic impact and nances. Broadhead advised Gillette effect. The only difference is repealed include a 38-acre par- back to rural residential with a concerns about the capacity “The timing of this is coming that she could stop verifying that the repeal happens now, cel south of Excelsior Academy 5-acre minimum lot size. of the county’s water aquifer. down to this, there is going to signatures on the petitions rather than after an election in on Erda Lane and a second par- The third parcel is a 109- They also are concerned about be referendum, otherwise you because the repeal of the ordi- two years.” cel of 156 acres south of that acre piece of land west of the changing character of rural guys are breaking the law on nance would make the peti- However, the Clerk’s office parcel. Droubay and Clayton Roads. Tooele County. this,” he said. tions mute. continued to verify signatures The rezoned density for the White requested a rezone [email protected] Citizens challenge afternoon county commission meeting describe the meeting. erty tax increase, a tentative of the budget at the time the Legality of meeting questioned by commissioner-elect “This meeting is a travesty, budget, or a final budget. It was budget was being approved, an absolute travesty to the an increase in budgetary funds, according to Tripp. TIM GILLIE on Dec. 27. in Erda. The ordinances were government in this county,” according to Broadhead. “The process seems to be STAFF WRITER Speakers during the closing the subject of referendum peti- he said. “You have duped the Utah State Code governing designed to push the spend- Early afternoon on a week- public comment period during tions. people of Tooele County.” increases in county budgetary ing of an additional $15 to day is not a good time for a the special County Commission “I’m a little concerned about The items on Thursday’s funds require that the county $20 million of public money county commission to meet and meeting held last Thursday this budget hearing. According agenda could not be included hold a public hearing, and that through an unusual and accel- consider budget changes and afternoon in the County to the Utah code a tax entity on a previous agenda because notice of the public hearing erated budget process without repeal controversial ordinances, Commission meeting room at should hold a public hearing of the requirement for public must be published at least five close public scrutiny,” he said. according to audience members the Tooele County Building on budget matters beginning notice, according to County days before the hearing in at “I think that is a mistake. The who came to the microphone questioned the meeting’s legal- at or after 6 p.m.,” said Tom Commission Chairman Wade least one issue of a newspa- commission voted to raise taxes at the end of the Tooele County ity, the lack of public notice, Tripp, County Commissioner- Bitner. per, on the Utah Public Notice in the 2019 budget and then Commission’s 1 p.m. meeting and the meeting’s time. elect. “No budget information The 1 p.m. time was selected Website, and on the home page moved general fund money to The agenda for the meeting or explanation was provided to because that was the time that of the county’s website, in full unspecified capital project list. included adding $5.03 million the public more than 24 hours all three commissioners were or as a link. It would seem more forthcom- to the capital projects fund bud- before this public meeting, pre- available, according to Bitner. Those public notice require- ing to explain all that during TOOELE TRANSCRIPT get to pay for a sewer line from cluding any meaningful com- There is nothing in state ments were met, according to the budget process, rather than BULLETIN Stansbury Park to property on ment or analysis by people who code that restricts the meet- Tooele County Clerk Marilyn making an accelerated one Sheep Lane near Deseret Peak attended. If you think this falls ing time for county commis- Gillette. less than three weeks after you ADMINISTRATION Complex, and adding $30,000 under a tentative budget, then sions. Prior to 2013, the Tooele Regardless of the legality approved your final budget.” Scott C. Dunn Publisher for an upgrade to the County all this information was due 10 County Commission’s regular of the meeting or the public Tripp connected the commis- Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Commission meeting room that days before, not just 24 hours.” meetings were held at 3 p.m. notice, Tripp said the meeting sioners’ actions with the recent OFFICE will include improved audio Tripp said actions taken at with some public hearings held was “an example of poor gov- vote to change the form of Bruce Dunn Controller and visual technology. the meeting may not be valid in evenings. erning.” county government. Chris Evans Office Manager The budget for facilities in because the meeting was not “We wanted to get this busi- “No time has been allowed “I think this kind of action Vicki Higgins Customer Service the general fund budget was compliant with state code. ness wrapped up before the end for organized public comment,” makes this hearing seem like EDITORIAL increased by $200,000 for Matt Dimond, from unincor- of the year,” Bitner said. he said. “The amended budget a formality only in that you’re David Bern Editor replacing windows in the coun- porated Tooele County, was not Tripp was wrong on his 6 information was posted where not really going to consider Darren Vaughan Sports Editor ty building. happy with the meeting’s time p.m. time requirement, as far the public could get to it less any comments that are made Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor The increased expenses or lack of detailed information as state code, according to than 24 hours before the hear- here,” he said. “This is the kind Tim Gillie Staff Writer were offset by a corresponding for items on the agenda. Tooele County Attorney Scott ing. The data on the budget of accelerated process that Steve Howe Staff Writer increase in the amount taken “I think it is a travesty that Broadhead. document is Dec. 21, 2018. causes the public to distrust Mark Watson Correspondent from the general fund balance meeting was held at 1 p.m.,” he The 6 p.m. time in state code However, the document was and be dissatisfied with local ADVERTISING for the 2019 budget. said. “It seems like a fast one is cited by Tripp is only applicable only provided yesterday. You government. If you thought Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager The early afternoon County trying to be pulled. … It would to public hearings for increases could have given it to us a week the change in government Keith Bird Advertising Sales Commission meeting agenda be nice if we could see the in property taxes, according to ago, but you didn’t.” was not related to this kind of Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & also included the repeal of numbers.” Broadhead. The hearing for the budget- thing, then you were probably Classified Advertising Manager three ordinances that changed “Travesty” was also the word The 1 p.m. public hearing ary fund increases appeared to wrong.” LAYOUT & DESIGN the zoning for three properties used by Doug Buss, of Erda, to and meeting was not for a prop- avoid the proper consideration [email protected] John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist PRODUCTION Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Darwin Cook Web Press Manager Tooele man charged with forcible sexual abuse Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Scott Spence Insert Technician STEVE HOWE second-degree felony forcible ner together. Cook met with police on Dec. He also said the victim at one STAFF WRITER sexual abuse. The victim said Cook began to 19 and agreed to be interviewed, point said “ouch” but he contin- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered A Tooele man has been Tooele City police were noti- kiss her and place his hands on the statement said. He told the ued the assault. by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, charged with four felonies after fied on Dec. 14 after the female her body, including skin-to-skin officer that after he kissed the Cook appeared in 3rd District Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele he allegedly sexually assaulted a victim told a high school employ- touching and digitally penetrating victim she said, “I don’t want any- Court for a scheduling conference County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the 17-year-old girl. ee she was sexually assaulted at her, according to a probable cause thing to happen.” on Wednesday, which was contin- United States. Ryan Foster Cook, 27, is the sewer plant on 700 West. An statement. She also said Cook Cook then admitted he sexu- ued at his request. The scheduling OFFICE HOURS: charged with first-degree felony officer spoke with the victim, who forced oral sex on her, despite ally assaulted the victim in the conference is now scheduled for Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. rape, first-degree felony forc- said she was driven to the sewer her asking him to stop and telling manner she described, according Jan. 22 at 9 a.m. before Bates. ible sodomy and two counts of plant by Cook after they had din- him no. to the probable cause statement. [email protected] CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: Elizabeth Smart kidnapper living near elementary school 3 p.m. day prior to publication. OBITUARY DEADLINE: SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Federal probation officers a child safety advocate and is from schools, families and from living her life. 10 a.m. day of publication. woman who helped kidnap did not return a telephone married with three young chil- community centers,” Smart Barzee is serving five years Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals Elizabeth Smart is living sev- message Monday seeking com- dren. She said in a statement said. of federal supervised release. postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by eral blocks from a Salt Lake ment about the living arrange- that people with a history of Smart previously criticized The release guidelines don’t the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, City elementary school follow- ment for Barzee near Parkview child abuse and sexual vio- Barzee’s release, which came seem to set limits on how close Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, ing her release from prison in Elementary School. lence such as Barzee shouldn’t more than five years earlier she can live to a school. Tooele City, Utah 84074. September, according to Utah’s She was sentenced to 15 be allowed to live close to than expected after the Utah Sex offenders in Utah are POSTMASTER: sex-offender registry. years in prison in 2010 after schools. Board of Pardons and Parole prohibited from going on Send change of address to: Wanda Barzee, 73, is listed pleading guilty to helping her “Every possible caution and determined it had miscalcu- school grounds, according to PO Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 in the registry as living in an husband, street preacher Brian protection should be taken lated the time Barzee was state rules. 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 apartment near the school David Mitchell, who abducted when it comes to protecting required to serve in prison. The school, which has email: [email protected] after her initial placement Smart at knifepoint in 2002 our children. Whether a person Smart called it “incompre- students from kindergarten or visit our website extension at in a halfway house. She was when she was 14 and repeat- is deemed a current threat or hensible” that someone who through fifth grade, is closed www.tooeletranscript.com released on parole much ear- edly raped her. if they have a history of child had not cooperated with her for winter break. Entire contents ©2019 Transcript Bulletin lier than anticipated, despite Smart was held captive for abuse, neglect, sexual violence, mental health evaluations or Yandary Chatwin, a spokes- Publishing Company, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may her refusal to cooperate with nine months before she was etc., prudent measures should risk assessments could be let woman for the Salt Lake City be reproduced in any form without the mental health professionals found and rescued. be taken, including housing out, but also said she wouldn’t School District, had no imme- written consent of the editor or publisher. while incarcerated. Smart, now 31, has become them as far away as possible let Barzee’s release stop her diate comment. THURSDAY January 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Training focuses on health risk factors, goals to limit problems

MARK WATSON officer at TCHD. protective characteristics and CORRESPONDENT She said that any agency formulate a plan for Tooele Tooele County health profes- that has a prevention focus County. sionals, school leaders and law is part of the group called The main focus is at the enforcement officials gathered Tooele Interagency Prevention primary level of prevention, for a full day of training and Professionals (TIPP). which makes secondary pre- sharing information on condi- TIPP includes the County vention easier, more efficient tions that lead to poor health Health Department, Tooele and cost effective. conditions for residents in the City, Valley Behavioral Health, The Social Ecological Model county. USU Extension Service, Tooele separates risk factors according Factors that lead to violence County School District and to individual characteristics, were also part of the discus- other entities. relationship interactions, com- sion. “Our department shares munity interactions and soci- “We wanted to work with many of the same concerns as ety. Individual factors include the local health department the health community,” said personal characteristics, bio- and their partners in Tooele Tooele City Police Chief Ron logical factors, behavior and to collaborate on prevention Kirby. “We all have to work personal experience. strategies, risk factors and together.” Relationships refer to community-level approaches,” He said he was familiar interactions among family, said Megan Waters of the Utah with some of the material pre- friends, neighbors and peers. Department of Health. sented because it is part of the Community includes settings, A myriad of health problems Communities that Care pro- environments, institutions, stem from similar risk factors, gram used by Tooele City. neighborhoods, school, work- according to the presentation. TIPP’s mission statement place and church. Teen pregnancy, opioid is to provide the citizens of Society includes general abuse, suicide, violence, Tooele County the support, policies, laws, beliefs, norms obesity, substance abuse and guidance and resources to and institutional oppression. chronic disease come from improve their quality of life by The presentation pointed similar root factors, such as being drug free, healthy and out that some of the individual income level, education level contributing members of soci- risk factors that lead to vio- and lack of access to health- ety through collaborative pro- lence include low education, care resources. gramming and networking. lack of non-violent problem Waters and Marty Liccardo According to the presenta- solving skills, poor behavior provided a Powerpoint presen- tion, a risk factor is any char- and impulse control, witness- tation and led the discussion acteristic that increases the ing violence, mental health at the Tooele County Health likelihood of a poor health or problems and substance abuse. Department last month. The behavioral outcome — such as Some relationship and pair work with the Violence violence. individual protection fac- & Injury Prevention Program A protective factor is any tors include family support, at the Utah Department of characteristic that decreases connection to a caring adult, Health. the likelihood of a poor health connection and commitment “The agencies involved in or behavioral outcome because to school and skills to solve the training were all preven- it provides a buffer against problems. tion related agencies,” said risk. [email protected] Amy Bate, public information The goal is to link risk and

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Sandy man gets probation in aggravated robbery case STEVE HOWE A Utah Highway Patrol troop- The UHP trooper left and STAFF WRITER er responded to the Montego headed eastbound, where they The Sandy man charged with Bay parking lot to assist the discovered a white SUV that multiple felonies after he alleg- Wendover Police Department had crashed into the concrete edly robbed two victims before on reports of a man with a barriers on the on-ramp to Exit crashing his vehicle and surren- gun around 3 p.m. on Sept. 2 on Interstate 80, the state- dering to police has been sen- 16, according to a probable ment said. tenced to 36 months probation. cause statement. A victim said While speaking with Barnes, Calvin Barnes, 35, pleaded she was sitting in her vehicle Wendover City police officers For one night and one night only guilty to two amended counts when a man, later identified as noticed a strong odor of alcohol of second-degree felony aggra- Barnes, pulled a gun on her and on his breath, the statement @ Stansbury High School vated robbery on Nov. 5. A demanded money. When she said. Police found a half-full misdemeanor charge of driving told him she had no money, he bottle of Fireball whisky and a JAnuary 14th 2019 @ 7:30 under the influence of alcohol walked away. black BB gun in the SUV. or drugs was dismissed as part During a search of the area, Barnes was transported of the plea deal. the responding officers were to the Wendover Police Discount Tickets on sale @ www.stalliondrama.org Barnes was sentenced to one notified of a man matching Department and submitted to to 15 years in the Utah State Barnes’ description robbing a breath test, the statement Ticket Prices at the door (Cash Sales): Prison for each second-degree the Subway restaurant across said. He told police he had been felony, but his prison term was the street, the probable cause drinking from the bottle of Adults: $6.50 suspended. He was granted statement said. Witnesses told whisky since 10 a.m. while driv- Non-SHS Students/ Seniors: $6.00 36 months probation by 3rd police the suspect left in a white ing. Barnes blew a .197 in the District Court Judge Matthew SUV traveling eastbound on intoxilyzer. SHS students and Children under 12: $5.00 Bates. Wendover Boulevard. [email protected] A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1944, temperatures plummet to 25-below zero

he Tooele Transcript to repay Barrick Mercur Gold Valley Hospital where they The new city council taking Considerable snow was Bulletin has published Mine $664,000. were treated and released. office were Marcellus R. Clark, reported in the mountains TTooele County news Tooele County was ordered Later in the week the front George Nelson, Leslie Gillette east and south of Tooele, but since 1894. Here is a flashback to repay $231,000; Tooele page featured information on and Edgar Peterson, with as yet the depth was far from of local front-page news from Front-Page Valley Medical Center the approval of a new budget Harry J. Parks as a holdover normal. 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago $11,700; and Rush Valley for Tooele County. councilman. that occurred during the first Flashback Water Conservancy District Commissioners approved John T. Adams succeeded Jan. 3, 1919 week of January. $2,700. a $422,463 budget. The total himself as recorder as did Mrs. The front page featured was $20,548 above the 1968 Bella Gowans as treasurer. news of the arrival of U.S. Jan. 4-6, 1994 question that I asked, and he Dec. 31, 1968 - Jan. 3, 1969 budget. In addition, a budget Friday’s front page featured President Woodrow Wilson in On Monday, Jan. 3, Grant answered every question I A two-car crash on the eve- of $28,148 ws approved for the news of frigid tempera- London on Dec. 26, 1918. “Bud” Pendleton was sworn in didn’t think to ask,” Pendleton ning of Dec. 28, 1968, just six the County Library Fund. This tures. The great moment of as the 47th mayor of Tooele said. miles north of Tooele resulted was $1,216 over the previous Temperatures as low as 25 President Wilson’s first day in City. Thursday’s front page in the death of two Salt Lake year. below zero had been regis- England was when he stood The former Tooele County declared that four taxing City residents. No taxpayers appeared at a tered in Rush Valley during a with the king and queen in Treasurer won all but one of entities in Tooele County had Tooele County Deputy public hearing on the budget. cold spell the previous week. the balcony of Buckingham the city’s 11 voting precincts to to repay nearly $1 million Sheriff James Park and Utah At Bauer, usually Tooele Palace facing a multitude that defeat Councilman John Cluff to a local mining operation Highway Patrolman Don Jan. 3-6, 1944 Valley’s cold spot, the tem- stretched down the Mall to the for the mayoral post. because a court had ruled the Proctor said a vehicle struck a N. Howard Jensen was perature hit 16 below zero the admiralty, half a mile distance, The new mayor graciously mine was overtaxed for two stalled vehicle broadside. The officially sworn in as Mayor previous Friday night. and overflowed St. James’ thanked previous Mayor years. two people in the stalled vehi- of Tooele City on the evening Temperatures in Tooele Park on one side and Green George Diehl for being there Heading the list was the cle died in the crash. The driv- of Jan. 3 with Mayor Sol J. City had plummeted to a low Park on the other. for him throughout the transi- Tooele County School District, er and a passenger of the car Selvin giving up his seat with of zero, according to Amos tion. which was ordered by the that crashed into the stalled well-wishes to the new admin- Bevan, local U.S. weather Correspondent Mark Watson “George answered every Utah State Tax Commission vehicle were taken to Tooele istration. observer. compiled this report ASK AMY

a positive one for herself and pating, at least in a superfi- guest with (it sounded like) other family members. cial way. Do they have any celiac disease. Bridechilla meets Momzilla In the future, when she creative ideas? Relationships The guest who insisted that expresses negative emotions are built through sometimes they basically sterilize their Dear Amy: I am getting mother’s positive involve- or opinions, you should only glancing experiences, and kitchen was being unreason- married next summer, and ment, and she just can’t seem respond: “Well, Mom, I’m I hope you make it clear to able. have been dealing with a ton Amy Dickinson to get there. Frankly, calling sorry you feel that way.” these kids that you value hav- I have celiac, and I under- of wedding stress. GUEST COLUMNIST you “fat and ugly” while you That’s it. ing them in your family, even stand that sometimes I have One of the major contribu- modeled your wedding dress if you’re still trying to get to to bring my own food. You get tors to this stress is my mom. should have marked the stark Dear Amy: We have two know them. used to it. I have tried very hard to completely not true! end of her involvement. That step-grandchildren, ages 16 Understand that in the best — Gluten-free Guest be a Bridechilla (instead of The only difference is when statement is not a supportive and 14. situations, teens often more a Bridezilla), but I am get- I say no to my mother-in-law, opinion; it’s flat-out mean- My wife and I have always or less “opt-out” of family Dear Guest: When you ting so frustrated I don’t she accepts my decision — spirited. tried to welcome and include gatherings. You might not bring your own food, you know what to do! I wanted to whereas my mom will con- This is not your mother’s them in every event, whether notice this behavior so much know exactly what you are involve my mom in my wed- tinuously complain about past wedding. It is yours. Now in or out of our homes. — or be as bothered by it — if getting. ding planning, so I brought issues and honestly never has you will have to do the adult They absolutely refuse to these teens didn’t have “step” her to everything. But every anything nice to say about my thing and proceed by being participate and typically sit in status. You can contact Amy time I decide on what I want, wedding. She even said to me your own best friend, and a guest room on their phones. Be brave enough to ask Dickinson via email: Askamy@ she is unhappy about how bad yesterday, “This is MY wed- by making choices you want They do not even acknowl- these kids to help you set the amydickinson.com. Readers my choices are! ding. Well, it’s yours, but it’s to make, regardless of how edge gifts. table, stir the sauce or serve may send postal mail to Ask When she visited my wed- also mine!” your mother feels about these Their father is a great guy the brownies. Understand and Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, ding venue, she wouldn’t even I honestly don’t know what choices. She has simply lost and is embarrassed by their tolerate some awkwardness. NY 13068. You can also follow look around. She frowned to do, I want to have this won- the right to weigh in with any behavior. We continue to And keep trying. her on Twitter @askingamy or the whole time; when dress derful experience of planning authority. include them but have accept- “like” her on Facebook. shopping she told me I was fat my wedding and keep her I suggest you stop trying ed that this is how it is. Dear Amy: I felt for the Copyright ©2018 by Amy and ugly in my dream dress; involved, but I am so sick of to draw her in and instead Any advice? “Gluten-free Hosts,” who had Dickinson, Distributed by when I showed her my wed- her raining on my parade and merely tell her that you love — Step-Grandparents a very demanding dinner Tribune Content Agency, LLC. ding invitations she told me making it all about her! What her and that you hope she they were not nice or classy should I do?! can find a way to be happy Dear Grandparents: It because I did not use gold foil. — Trying to be a for you. Your mother’s assign- sounds as if your daughter is Now she is upset because I Bridechilla ment moving forward should the stepmother to these chil- INTERPERSONAL EDGE am involving her less and she be to find a dress for herself dren. She and her husband feels I am involving my future Dear Trying: You’ve tried that she likes, and to focus on should try harder to urge mother-in-law more. This is your best to solicit your ways to make this celebration their children toward partici- Why criticizing yourself never works

Q: I always evaluate my achievements at the end of the year but often do not keep the Daneen Skube promises I make to myself. I GUEST COLUMNIST find it disappointing that my follow-through sucks. I know your work is about giving peo- ple road maps to better work The Buddhist tradition and personal lives, so what recommends people practice tricks do you offer clients? “non-action.” Non-action is A: My new clients have doing what matters to you often continually let down the today without clinging to a one person they cannot get specific result. The beauty of away from because they do this approach is you are able to not understand the technology break down lofty goals to tiny of human change. They think achievable steps. Then you are discipline works, they think able to do each step knowing self-criticism works, and they the step will benefit you even think what they are doing now if what you achieve is different is just all wrong. than what you first expect. Effective change in human Non-action means we are beings is paradoxical. What willing to take one tiny step this means is there are second- each day and leave the door ary gains to what we are doing open to dance with the uni- now. We say we want to go to verse for something even school but protect ourselves better than what we first imag- against failing by never sign- ined. If we are too rigid about ing up. We say we want more our goal, we may fail to see an money but avoid rejection by even better opportunity knock- not asking or looking for a ing on our door. new job. We say we want to increase our skills but avoid The last word(s) the embarrassment of admit- Q: My manager is finally ting we do not know. getting involved with our team You can see how all change after a year of neglecting us. starts by asking yourself, what I tried to compliment her tell- is the secondary gain you are ing her it was really great she receiving. If you do not get to was finally engaged and that know the irrational part of you didn’t work. Was there a better that is blocking new action you approach? will be stuck forever. A: Yes, never give a compli- Many new clients tell me ment referring to a past disap- that think it is morally wrong pointment in that person. They to have to listen to this weak will only hear your criticism side. They yell at this self and and the praise will go unre- tell it to suck it up. Ironically ceived. this self just curls into a tighter ball and does even less. Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- If we want to venture into tive coach, trainer, therapist and new goals we have to sit qui- speaker, also appears as the FOX etly with this scared self and Channel’s “Workplace Guru” get to know it. Only when we each Monday morning. She’s the understand this point of view author of “Interpersonal Edge: are we capable of holding its Breakthrough Tools for Talking hand and walking together to Anyone, Anywhere, About into the unknown. Anything” (Hay House, 2006). Falling in love with a future You can contact Dr. Skube at goal is the ultimate act of www.interpersonaledge.com or patience. We are willing to 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, just take one step closer to a Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no desired future because each personal replies. step is an act of love. Yes we © 2018 Interpersonal Edge, live with no guarantees of com- Distributed by Tribune Content plete success, but every step Agency, LLC. puts us closer to what we love. THURSDAY January 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5

But there are a lot of citizens Councilman Scott Stice said. 11 candidates, Hutchins Hutchins that have been here a very “So I think anyone we pick I received votes from Sparks continued from page A1 long time that want to try to think will do a great job.” and City Councilman Neil protect the things that make Tripp, who commented the Critchlow. Stice voted for Grantsville great.” council works best when it Matthew Bunkall, while City Each of the applicants Hutchins also said he’s con- features diversity, said he was Councilwoman Jewel Allen came before the City Council cerned about the additional impressed by the candidates voted for Derek Dalton. With to deliver a two-minute roads and sewer and water after researching them. the field cut to three candi- introductory speech, then lines the city has inherited “I think campaigning is a dates, another vote was held, fielded up to two minutes of from all of the new develop- tough thing — this is no less with Allen and Stice voting questions from each council- ment. tough, just briefer,” Tripp for Dalton and Sparks and member, minus Tripp. The “I worry a little bit about said, of the interview process. Critchlow voting for Hutchins. applicants were asked about are we prepared to maintain While the City Council A third vote was held, with their vision for Grantsville’s it,” he said. “So I think over deliberated following the the council split along the future, the biggest challenges the next 10 years, we’ve got interview portion, City same lines. Marshall broke facing the city, their unique to think hard about how do Councilwoman Krista Sparks the tie in favor of Hutchins skills and abilities and how we do that. What will it take said she was looking for some- over Dalton, who ran for City they would spur economic to maintain the infrastructure one who could jump right into Council in the last municipal development. that’s here and that will be the role. election. Hutchins, a lifelong coming as we grow?” “Having been here, that “The make up of the coun- Grantsville resident, spoke Once all of the applicants first year really is a learn- cil is such that we need some- about his professional expe- were interviewed, they gave a ing curve,” Sparks said. body who does have maybe rience as the Chief People final one-minute closing state- “That first year I didn’t feel a little more experience,” Officer for tech company ment. as effective as I did the sec- Marshall said. Finicity, where he is respon- During his time, Hutchins ond two because there are a Tripp has submitted his sible for human resources for pledged to run for the city lot of things to learn about resignation for Sunday, Jan. 9 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO 340 employees in the United council seat in the November how a city runs and what’s and Hutchins will be sworn in Jeff Hutchins listens to questions from the Grantsville City Council during States and India. He also talk- election if appointed. He involved.” following Tripp’s resignation. the interview portion of last night’s meeting. ed about his community ties, also said he spoke with city In the initial vote of the [email protected] including as a football coach employees, attended City and co-chair of the Grantsville Council meetings and spoke Sociable. with elected officials to pre- “I want Grantsville to pare for the council seat. remain a place where my “I will run for election,” he children want to raise their said. “I don’t think it’s good families,” he said. for the city to appoint some- Hutchins — and nearly one and they’re not willing to every candidate — identified run because there’s too much growth and development turnover on the council if that as the biggest challenge in might happen.” Grantsville’s future. He said After interviewing the can- there’s no way to completely didates, the City Council had prevent growth but the city praise for all of the applicants can plan for it. and their qualifications. “We’re no longer a secret,” “I didn’t know most of Hutchins said. “There are a the people and I’m thor- lot of people who want to live oughly impressed with the here — I don’t blame them. choices that we have,” City

EMPLOYEE PRICING FOR ALL! & FREE FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FLYAWAY Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall laughs as he recounts serving with Tom Tripp over the years. $ $ hard times people have risen to 12,174 12,385 TRIP Tripp the occasion,” Tripp said. continued from page A1 While he won’t be on the 2017 Chevrolet 2013 VW City Council anymore, Tripp Sonic LT Beetle 2.5L ON NEW laid out future achievements P1017 P1106 politics. for the city council, such as “He’s been a huge asset to completing a revision of its VEHICLES! Grantsville and to myself,” general plan, making improve- Sparks said. “... He encouraged ments to infrastructure, and me to run in the first place. So, creating splash pads, ball fields I appreciate all he’s done. So, and courts for the city’s youth. thank you, Tom.” Grantsville City Mayor Brent Tripp was elected to the City Marshall said he’s sure Tripp NOW HIRING ... Council in 2007 and served will dedicate himself to the $ $ until an unsuccessful reelec- challenges of being a county 12,434 12,497 • Sales tion bid in 2011 — by only 17 commissioner. votes. He was appointed to “Tom brought to the coun- 2016 Kia 2016 Ford • Lube Techs fill a City Council vacancy in cil many quality elements,” 2012, then re-elected in 2013 Marshall said. “Those that I Soul Focus SE • Receptionists and 2017. admire the most are honesty, G7839726 P1031 “I don’t have very many and decisions that were based regrets,” Tripp said. “And on what was best for our com- the regrets I do have are the munity, not the next election. regrets of youth. I made some His loyalty was to the commu- votes early on that I probably nity, his decisions were fact- would have voted the other based, not emotionally-based.” way if I had the benefit of Marshall also cited Tripp’s experience.” ability to find solutions to Tripp cited the various suc- problems and keep his eyes on $ $ $ cesses and pitfalls of serving the future. 12,999 13,800 11,777 on the City Council, including “He helped us make diffi- the recovery from the budget cult decisions that have made 2017 Hyundai 2014 Ram 2010 Nissan crunch in 2009, settling the Grantsville a better place to Elantra GT 1500 Tradesman Armada Platinum lawsuit with Tooele City and live,” Marshall said. “We’ve P1036 P1110 P1097 building the city’s new justice been fortunate to have him on center. He said he had respect our council and I’m glad he for all of the past and present will be able to share his experi- city councilmembers he served ence and problem-solving skills with over the years. with all of Tooele County.” “I think when we’ve had [email protected] $18,994 $15,149 $15,998 2008 Toyota 2008 Chevrolet 2015 Subaru Tacoma Silverado 2500HD Legacy AWD A Full-Color P1090 8E149594 P1000 Activity Page Just for Kids! Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin $ $ $ TOOELETRANSCRIPT 16,644 17,013 17,013 BULLETIN 2017 Hyundai 2014 Nissan 2014 Nissan Subscribe Today 435-882-0050 Santa Fe AWD Pathfi nder SL Pathfi nder AWD P1126 P10477 P10477 TooeleAutomall.com • 435.228.4619 1041-1141 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019

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OBITUARIES

Michael John “Get off your butt and serve!” Vernon Mosley (Dave, deceased), Shauna His humor, “git-er-done” atti- Walters (John, deceased), Rueckert tude, and enthusiasm for the Poynor Sheri Johnson (Mike), Tonya After cheating death more gospel was contagious. He was Vernon Mosley Poynor, the Holder (Marlin); 18 grandchil- times than seemed humanly a scout leader, a bishop and a greatest man we ever knew, dren; 37 great-grandchildren; possible, on Dec. 31, 2018, temple worker for The Church passed away peacefully sur- and sister Jackie Rich. Mike died doing what he loved of Jesus Christ of Latter-day rounded by his family Dec. Special thanks to Joe, Alice, — skiing with his family. Saints. Mike and Kendra had 29, 2018. He died of natural and Eva of Hospice of Utah. Michael John Rueckert was accepted the call to depart for causes due to incidents of age. We couldn’t have done it with- born May 15, 1955, to Albert the Philippines Cebu Mission He was 90 years old. out you. and Goldia Rueckert. He on Jan. 21, before Mike’s unex- Vern was born Sept. 30, A viewing is to take place graduated from South High pected transfer. 1928, in Broken Arrow, Friday, Jan. 4, 2019, from 6-8 School, served in the Japan Mike was preceded in death Oklahoma. He was the fourth p.m. at Memorial Redwood Osaka Mission, then attended by his father, Albert Adam child of Claude Marion and Mortuary and Cemetery, the University of Utah before Rueckert, and his brother, Alice Shepherd Poynor. 6500 S. Redwood Road, West earning his doctorate from Los Andy. He is survived by his Vern was given the best Jordan, Utah. Another viewing Angeles Chiropractic College. mother, Goldia; five brothers, birthday present when he mar- will take place Saturday, Jan. He always slept well because Tom (Debbie), Dave (Ann), ried the love of his life, Barbara 5, 2019, from 9-11 a.m. at the he knew that if we worked He demonstrated his love with Jim (Becky), Rob (Sarah), and Ruth Hoffman, on Sept. 30, Everyone who met him Grantsville 4th Ward, 428 S. hard, the Lord would bless it. clever cards and gifts. Together Dan (Eloana); his wife, Kendra 1949. They spent 69 years loved him. His spirited per- Hale Street, Grantsville, Utah, He worked alongside his broth- they were unstoppable, from Dee Moffett; six children: together and look forward to sonality made him known and with a funeral service to follow ers in both serving and busi- planning a party to serving Sparkle (Nestor), Troy (Katie), spending eternity together. remembered by many, whether at 11 a.m. Interment is to take ness his whole life. their neighbors. Rusty (Susanna), Spring Vern was a faithful member he was umpiring or refereeing place at 3 p.m. at Memorial Mike and Kendra’s marriage Mike was loved for his loud (Kaplan), Marty (Cindy), of The Church of Jesus Christ a game, hunting (which he Redwood Mortuary and was “a classic tale of true love laugh, his wide smile and his and Rondi; and a plethora of of Latter-day Saints and held loved), plumbing, or attend- Cemetery. To leave online con- and high adventure.” He found gag gifts. He was always hap- grandchildren (15). many callings of which he was ing church, you always knew dolences, please visit memori- a partner who would support piest outside — hiking red A viewing will be held proud, one of which was a mis- he was there by his “booming alutah.com. him in his adventures and love rock canyons, cruising snowy Friday, Jan. 4, 2019, from 6-8 sion that he served along with voice.” Job well done, Vern. Watch him for it. For 41 years they slopes, kayaking and skating p.m., 5899 Bayshore Drive, his wife to Michias, Maine, He is survived by his wife out Heaven, here he comes! enjoyed taking trips together, on thin ice. He was often seen Stansbury Park, Utah. The where they made lasting Barbara; son Michael Vernon anywhere from Alabama to running long distances around funeral will be Saturday, Jan. friendships. Poynor; daughters Chris North Iceland. Their love was shared Stansbury Lake. But, his great- 5, at 11 a.m., 417 Benson Rd., through playing games and est superpower was being a Stansbury Park, with a view- doing puzzles. He would fre- husband and father. ing from 10-11 a.m. Interment quently tell Kendra and their Mike’s faith was based on will be at the Stansbury Park kids how beautiful her face is. action; his personal motto was: Cemetery. Carol Jean care they have shown Carol over the years. Also a special Mendenhall thanks to Rocky Mountain Carol Jean Mendenhall, lov- Care Hospice Staff for their Claudia Fleming ing wife, mother, grandmother home care and concern for and great-grandmother, Carol. Jorgensen passed away at home Saturday, June 2, 1921 – Dec. 31, 2018 Dec. 29, 2018. She was born “The Little Cares That on Veterans Day. Nov. 11, Fretted Me.” On New Year’s Eve 2018, 1934, in Sargent, Nebraska, The little cares that fretted our loving mother, grandmoth- to Dale and Margaret Coen. me er, great-grandmother, great- She attended high school at I lost them yesterday, great-grandmother and friend Provo High, Black Hills Army Among the fields above the passed away at her assisted liv- Base, Igloo, South Dakota. She sea, ing home, Lotus Park in West married Frank Mendenhall Among the winds at play; Haven. on May 9, 1957, at the Depot Among the lowing of the Claudia was born in Idaho Chapel, Black Hills Army herds, Falls, Idaho, on June 2, 1921, Depot. They were blessed with The rustling of the trees; to Claudia Fleming and Alice one son, Mike. She had one Joshua Mendenhall; three Among the singing of the Imogene Weirman. She mar- brother, Richard Coen, New great- grandchildren. and birds, ried her best friend, George Cumberland, Pennsylvania. many friends. The humming of the bees. Emerson Jorgensen, on Oct. Carol was a member of the Her family was her greatest 11, 1940, in Salt Lake City. of the Greatest Generation, ing to her. She loved her home Tooele Methodist Church. joy and she loved watching and The foolish fears of what Their marriage was later struggling through the Great and enjoyed interacting with She worked at National Lead, cheering for her grandchildren might happen, solemnized in the Salt Lake Depression years as a young the staff and her friends there. Tooele Central School, Dugway in all of their sports and activi- I cast them all away Temple. She and Emmy lived woman and raising her chil- Her hospice aides and nurses Proving Ground, Tooele Army ties. She will be missed by all Among the clover-scented in Tooele for many years dren during the war years. Like from Inspiration Home Health Depot, and after retirement that loved her. At her request, grass, raising their three children, many families of the time, she and Hospice and Brighton volunteered at Mountain West there will be no services. Among the new-mown hay; Samuel Claude Jorgensen worked hard and lived frugally. Home Health and Hospice are Medical Center. She was a past Carol donated her body to the Among the husking of the (Marlene Nix), Karyl Warnick She is survived by her three very special people and their president of Tooele Lady Elks. University of Utah Medical corn and Meri-Elyn Arnout. She children, seven grandchildren, love and care during Mom’s She is survived by her hus- School where donations can Where drowsy poppies nod, worked as a nurses aid at 18 great-grandchildren and final days is greatly appreci- band; son Mike (Nan); brother be made in her name in lieu of Where ill thought dies and the Army Hospital at Tooele 13 great-great-grandchildren, ated. Richard Coen (Mary); grand- flowers. The family wishes to good are born – Ordnance Depot and later as as well as one sister, Joyce Funeral services will be children Kelsey Pratt (Mark), express thanks to Dr. Carolyn Out in the fields with God. a dental assistant for Dr. John Williams, of Newcastle, held Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2018, at Marissa Lowry (Garrett), and Forbes and her staff for the Burgoyne. She and Emmy were California. 1 p.m., at Tate Mortuary, 110 very active in the Bit and Spur The family would like to S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah. riding club, appearing in many thank all of those who have A viewing will be held from parades and rodeos over the cared for her these past few noon-12:45 p.m. prior to the Terry Howell nursery assistant for 18 years, years. years. The entire staff at Lotus service. Interment will be held and as a temple worker in the She was a stalwart member Park were very caring and lov- at the Tooele City Cemetery. Terry Howell slipped Salt Lake Temple. peacefully from mortality on Terry is survived by his wife, Christmas Day, 2018, following Candy of Tooele; and broth- a 20-year battle with cancer. ers Sharon (Sylvia) Howell of He was born June 25, 1949, Fairview, Owen Howell (Joyce) Ron Nash and operated their catering in Mount Pleasant, Utah, to of Mount Pleasant, Leonard Ron Nash earned his angel company, Ultimate Catering, Silas Vail Howell and Alice Howell (Lin) of Provo, and wings Jan. 1, 2019, at the age that they have grown into a Irene Jensen Howell. He spent Steven Howell (Debra) of Salt of 72 after a short illness. prosperous business and made his first 18 years in Fairview, Lake City. He was preceded in Ron was born to Ferrall and many friends. Utah. He attended Fairview death by his parents, sisters Ila Butterfield Nash on Oct. Ron is survived by his wife Elementary, North Sanpete Helen Howell and Larene 17, 1946, in Tooele, Utah. He Carolyn; daughters Missy Junior High in Moroni, and Carlock, and brother Donald graduated from Tooele High (Henry) Begay, Carrie (Dave) North Sanpete High School in Howell. School in 1964, and then Gilley; son Scott (Missy) Nash; Mount Pleasant. Our family expresses deep joined the Air Force where he six granddaughters; two step In 1968, during the Vietnam appreciation to the staff of proudly defended the beaches grandchildren; nine great- War, Terry enlisted in the Holladay Health Care whose of Waikiki during the Vietnam grandchildren; sister Yvonne United States Air Force. He was ried Sept. 30, 1977, in the assistance was caring and com- War. (Butch) Johnson; brother stationed in Texas, California, Salt Lake Temple. Terry later passionate and to ward mem- Ron married Carolyn York Brent (Angie) Nash; brother and Panama, where he worked worked for Kennecott Copper bers and neighbors whose help on Feb. 7, 1969, in Tooele, and sister-in-law George and in base operations. Following in Copperton, and for Donna’s and ministering service has Utah. They were married for Connie Anderson. his honorable release from the Tours in Salt Lake City. been consistent and thought- 49 years. Ron is preceded in death by military, Terry briefly attended In 1997, Terry was in an ful. Ron worked for Storagetek his father Ferrall, mother Ila, Utah Valley Technical College unfortunate car/truck collision A memorial service for as a regional field manager for months watching his children and in-laws Gene and Dorothy in Provo, then was hired at the from which he suffered many Terry will be held at 11 a.m. 30 years. He enjoyed spending and grandchildren play in their York, along with many aunts, Tooele Army Depot where he physical repercussions and on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019, at time in the outdoors chasing swimming pool. uncles and grandparents. worked in equipment mainte- memory loss. the Tooele 8th Ward chapel, deer and elk and telling the He was an avid Beatles fan Funeral services will be nance. Terry was a faithful member 196 N. Pinehurst Ave. (about stories that followed his suc- and it made him happy that held Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019, at It was in Tooele where he of The Church of Jesus Christ 250 East) in Tooele. A time for cessful trips. He was also an his father, his children, and the Tooele Valley View Stake met his wife, Candace Lee of Latter-day Saints. He served sharing condolences will be avid gardener who grew toma- grandchildren were also fans. Center, 332 E. 1000 North, Maddox. They were mar- in Elders quorums, as a ward held from 10 to 11 a.m. toes for anyone that wanted Getting to see Paul McCartney Tooele, at noon. Visitation will them, including the deer that perform was one of his favorite be Friday, Jan. 4, 2019, at Tate thought his house was their memories. Mortuary from 6–8 p.m., and home. Ron and Carolyn’s home from 11–11:45 a.m., day of Ron loved his family and was always open to all friends the service at the Tooele Valley Pamela Rose Nielson would give away many hand- enjoyed any and all time that of their children. Many called View Stake Center. Interment Pam Nielson, 56, returned made items and quilts. She was spent with them, espe- them Mama and Papa Nash. will be at the Tooele City to her Heavenly Father on Dec. is survived by her husband; cially during the summer Ron and Carolyn owned Cemetery. 28, 2018, after fighting a short children; three grandchildren; battle with cancer. She was parents; sister Denise (Don) born to Leroy and Donna Rose, Derbidge; brothers Martin where she was raised in Erda, (Debbie), and Jeff (Hila). She Marjorie Kaylene Utah, with her three brothers was proceeded in death by her and one sister. She graduated brother Wesley. Lopez from Tooele High School. Funeral service will be Our beautiful mother, Pam was sealed to Doug held Friday, Jan. 4, 2019, at grandmother, and great-grand- Nielson in the Salt Lake 11 a.m. with visitation from mother passed away peace- Temple. Together they raised 9:30-10:45 a.m. at the Erda fully surrounded by family four wonderful children: Gwen Stake Center, 1037 W. Erda Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. (Tom) Jackson, Trina (David) Way. Visitation will also be Kaylene was born Nov. 29, Stacey, Gary, and Gordon held Thursday, Jan. 3, 6-8 1944, in Murray, Utah, to (Merik). She was a member of p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Archie and Katherine Bess. She The Church of Jesus Christ of Main Tooele. She will be laid has four brothers and one sis- Latter-day Saints, and served a genuine love for all, spent to rest in the Grantsville City ter: Archie, Kenny, Jerry, Karen in various callings. Pam had her time serving others, and Cemetery. and Ronnie. She lived most of her adult life in Tooele County where she raised her five chil- DEATH NOTICES dren: Melvin, Margie (Gary), Brenda (Tony), Danny (Nikki), and Tony (Sandi). She was also children. She loved to dance, 2019, at 1 p.m. Esther Jensen Daniel Glen Erickson blessed with several grandchil- sing, cook, sew and make her Heaven gained another Esther Jensen, age 86, passed away Dec. 28, Daniel Glen Erickson, age 79, passed away dren and great-grandchildren. grandchildren laugh. beautiful angel. Spread your 2018, in Tooele, Utah. A full obituary will be in the Jan. 2, 2019. For additional information She always lived life to the There will be a graveside wings and soar mom. We love Jan. 8 edition of the Transcript Bulletin. For service please refer to Tate Mortuary at (435) 882- fullest and her greatest joy service at the Tooele City you dearly. information, please refer to Tate Mortuary, 435- 0676, or online at www.tatemortuary.com. were her children and grand- Cemetery on Saturday, Jan. 5, 882-0676 or online at tatemortuary.com THURSDAY January 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9 FREE 2019 Poster Calendar

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SPORTS WRAP Wendover girls basketball vs. Tabiona Buffs beat Eagles in tourney finale The Wendover girls basketball team led by two points in the final seconds of Saturday’s road game against Tabiona at Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City, but the Tigers’ Kenleigh Iverson hit a 3-pointer just before time expired to give Tabiona a 46-45 win. Angelica Badillo led the Wildcats (8-3) with 19 points, including four 3-pointers. Wendover will travel to Ogden to face St. Joseph on Friday. Tooele boys basketball vs. Morgan Justin Rogers had 20 points and Nathan Swan and Josh Wilkins each scored 14, but it wasn’t enough as the Tooele boys basketball team fell 78-66 to Morgan in a non- region home game Wednesday night. Trey Miles had 27 points to lead the visiting Trojans. Tooele (6-5) will open Region 11 play Friday night at Bonneville. Notable HS boys basketball scores Saturday Canyon View 57, Stansbury 52 Alta 54, Tooele 49 Bear River 74, Evanston (Wyo.) 37 Timpview 83, Ridgeline 61 Mt. Bethel Christian (Ga.) 59, Orem 54 Tooele’s Gavin Ware Juan Diego 43, Bingham 42 (0) drives to the basket as Skyline’s Andrew Kearns 62, Dixie 50 Rasmussen (32) and Uintah 65, Cedar 54 Ray Israelsen defend Desert Hills 74, during Monday’s Springville 71, 2OT game at the Utah Murray 75, Park City 35 Autism Foundation Holiday Classic at Providence Hall 67, Olympus High School. Altamont 46 Ware scored four Summit Academy 55, points in the Buffaloes’ Rockwell 43 67-51 win over the Carbon 52, Panguitch 48, OT Eagles.

Parowan 45, Juab 39 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ San Juan 83, Millard 36 TTB PHOTO Monday Herriman 75, Grantsville 34 THS BASKETBALL Tooele 67, Skyline 51 Grantsville Orem 77, Union Appalachia Valley (Va.) 53 GHS BASKETBALL Wednesday struggles in loss Morgan 78, Tooele 66 gave Skyline (3-8) much of a Roy 74, Bear River 70 to 6A Herriman chance on Monday, building Provo 64, Salem Hills 57 DARREN VAUGHAN a 15-point halftime lead. The Delta 64, Millard 49 SPORTS EDITOR Buffaloes outscored the Eagles Richfield 77, Manti 68 Jed Thomas said when he 12-3 in the second quarter, Notable HS girls basketball took over as Tooele’s head and while Skyline closed the scores boys basketball coach a couple gap to 10 points by the end of Saturday months before this season the third quarter, Tooele was Cedar 52, Stansbury 34 started, he could scarcely never truly threatened. Grantsville 55, believe his luck with the tal- Justin Rogers led the Hurricane 53, OT ent the Buffaloes had coming Buffaloes with 21 points, Lehi 48, Tooele 16 back. and seniors Josh Wilkins and In the weekend between Nathan Swan each scored 14. Tabiona 46, Wendover 45 Christmas and New Year’s Clay Freeman had six points, Wasatch 52, Uintah 43 Day, the Buffs showed just Canyon Christensen and Dixie 54, Bryce Valley 46, OT Tooele’s Justin why their coach is so excited. Gavin Ware each had four and Rogers (24) goes up Ridgeline 46, Tooele went 3-1 at the Utah Braden Hogan and Brandon Star Valley (Wyo.) 34 for a shot against Skyline’s Andrew Autism Foundation Holiday Vorwaller scored two apiece. Canyon View 36, N. Sevier 26 Rasmussen during Classic at Olympus High Tim Lont and Will Holmes Summit Academy 67, Kearns 44 Monday’s game at School, finishing with a 67-51 had 22 and 21 points, respec- Timpanogos 66, the Utah Autism win over Class 5A Skyline on tively, to lead Skyline. Judge Memorial 65 Foundation Holiday Monday evening. The Buffs Tooele will open Region Juab 45, Parowan 18 Classic at Olympus also beat perennial Class 4A 11 play Friday night at High School. Rogers power Desert Hills and long- Bonneville, with the Buffs’ first Judge Memorial 90, scored a team-high Layton Christian 31 time county rival Grantsville region home game scheduled 21 points in the during the event, which saw for Wednesday against Juan Wednesday Buffaloes’ win over Wasatch 66, Payson 50 the Eagles. them play four games in five Diego. Richfield 67, Manti 37 days. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ Tooele (6-4) never really SEE CLASSIC PAGE A11 ® SEE WRAP PAGE A11 ® TTB PHOTO Stansbury drops close one Cowboys beat Hurricane in to Canyon View in Cedar overtime at Hodson Classic Stallions to begin Buffs, Stallions finish Region 11 season tourney with losses Friday night in Ogden before region openers

DARREN VAUGHAN GHS GIRLS BASKETBALL SPORTS EDITOR The Stansbury boys bas- SHS GIRLS BASKETBALL ketball team needed a bit of positive momentum going into Stansbury’s THS GIRLS BASKETBALL Friday night’s Region 11 open- Kale Vorwaller er at Ogden, having endured a (41) goes up difficult preseason in terms of for a shot DARREN VAUGHAN wins and losses. during a SPORTS EDITOR December The Grantsville girls bas- game at ketball team went into last SHS BASKETBALL Hillcrest week’s Steve Hodson Cancer High School Classic knowing it had a tough And while the Stallions in Midvale. challenge in front of it, facing Vorwaller and dropped their final game of the Stallions three strong southern Utah- the Steve Hodson Cancer went 2-1 at the based Class 4A programs hun- Classic on Saturday, falling to Steve Hodson dreds of miles from home in Canyon View 57-52 in Cedar Cancer Classic Cedar City. City, Stansbury can come in Cedar City, The Cowboys showed they away from its trip to southern beating South can hang with anyone, posting Utah with a bit more confi- Sevier and a 2-1 record and capping their dence after going 2-1 in the Cedar and trip with a 55-53 overtime win tournament with wins over losing to over Hurricane on Saturday FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Canyon View. South Sevier and Cedar. at Canyon View High School. Grantsville’s Ashlee Edwards (2) looks for a way around Stansbury’s Kayla Alvey during a December game at Stansbury High School. FRANCIE Edwards had a game-high 19 points in the Cowboys’ 55-53 overtime win SEE STALLIONS PAGE A11 ® AUFDEMORTE/ SEE HODSON PAGE A11 ® TTB PHOTO over Hurricane on Saturday at Canyon View Hiogh School in Cedar City. THURSDAY January 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11

five field goals in a tough loss points to lead Tooele, while Hodson to Lehi on Saturday at Cedar Nizhone Tso had five, Makayla continued from page A10 High School. Komer had three and Alivia Tooele (5-4) was outscored Cluff had two. The hard-fought victory came 25-5 in the second half by Tooele went 1-2 at the Steve on the heels of a disappointing the Pioneers (8-2), who have Hodson Cancer Classic and loss to Cedar the day before, won five straight games. will open its Region 11 sched- but Grantsville (9-3) was Apelila Galeai led Lehi with ule Friday with a tough test determined to keep things 16 points and eight rebounds at Bonneville. The Buffs’ first from snowballing. and Maddison Warren added region home game is Tuesday The Cowboys built a 16-10 13 points, four assists and four against Juan Diego. lead after the first quarter steals. Aysha Lewis had six [email protected] before Hurricane (4-7) ral- lied to take a 40-39 advan- tage after three. Grantsville HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE outscored the Tigers 12-11 in the fourth quarter to send the game to overtime, and limited Hurricane to just two points in TOOELE BOYS BASKETBALL the extra period. 1/4 at Bonneville 7 p.m. Ashlee Edwards led the 1/9 Juan Diego 7 p.m. Cowboys with 19 points, knocking down two 3-point- 1/15 at Stansbury 7 p.m. ers. Madison Fields had 18 points to go with four assists TOOELE GIRLS BASKETBALL and three rebounds and 1/4 at Bonneville 5:15 p.m. Hannah Butler was her nor- 1/8 Juan Diego 7 p.m. mal stat sheet-stuffing self, scoring 14 points, grabbing 1/15 at Stansbury 5:15 p.m. six rebounds, dishing out five TOOELE WRESTLING assists and picking off three steals. Maison White had four 1/10 Bonneville/Ogden 4:30 p.m. points and five rebounds to 1/11-12 Best of the West Tournament round out Grantsville’s scor- ing. 1/17 at Ben Lomond 4:30 p.m. Bryn Erickson and Hailey TOOELE SWIMMING Homer each had 16 points in the loss for Hurricane. 1/10 Cyprus 3 p.m. Grantsville finished its non- 1/17 Ben Lomond 3 p.m. region schedule Thursday 1/26 Region 11 Meet (at Park City) in Eureka against Tintic in a game that was not complete at press time. The Cowboys will open Region 13 play Tuesday STANSBURY BOYS BASKETBALL night at home against South Summit. 1/4 at Ogden 7 p.m. Cedar 52, Stansbury 34 1/8 Bonneville 7 p.m. Stansbury went 0-3 at the 1/11 at Juan Diego 7 p.m. Steve Hodson Cancer Classic FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO against three schools from Tooele’s Madi Baker (4) tries to elude Grantsville defender Laura Sandberg during a December game at Grantsville STANSBURY GIRLS BASKETBALL Region 9, dropping Saturday’s High School. Baker and the Buffaloes went 1-2 at the Steve Hodson Cancer Classic in Cedar City, beating Parowan game to tournament co- and losing to Canyon View and Lehi. 1/4 at Ogden 5:15 p.m. host Cedar as the Lady Reds 1/8 Bonneville 5:15 p.m. improved to 10-0 on the sea- Torgerson led the Lady Reds points and six rebounds for of the season Friday at Ogden. 1/11 at Juan Diego 5:15 p.m. son. with 18 points and Logann Stansbury. Senior guard Mia The Stallions’ first home The Stallions (3-7) trailed Laws added 16 for one of Class Thurber had five assists in the game of the region season is STANSBURY WRESTLING just 15-12 after the first 4A’s top teams to this point in loss. Wednesday against Bonneville. quarter, but Cedar stretched the season. Stansbury, which has lost Lehi 48, Tooele 16 1/10 Park City/Juan Diego 4:30 p.m. the lead to 32-22 at the half Kalee Philips had 12 five of its past six games, will The Buffaloes struggled 1/11-12 at Best of the West (Tooele) and rolled from there. Mayci points and Epa Tia had eight play its first Region 11 game from the field, making just 1/17 at Ben Lomond 7 p.m. STANSBURY SWIMMING 1/4 at Ogden 3 p.m. they needed all the breathing Jet Richins and Pae Tia each Coming into the tourna- 1/11 at Highland Invitational Stallions room they could get, thanks had five points for Stansbury, ment, the Stallions had lost six 1/18 Juan Diego 3 p.m. continued from page A10 to the perimeter shooting of while Jake Spaulding had in a row, including a pair of Peyton Thevenot, who went four, Kale Vorwaller and Kru heartbreaking defeats against Stansbury (3-7) trailed 4-for-8 from 3-point range Huxford each had two and Dixie and Hillcrest that came 24-23 at halftime on Saturday, and scored a team-high 17 Kayden Taylor had one. Trevor down to the final seconds. GRANTSVILLE BOYS BASKETBALL but the host Falcons gave points for Stansbury. Jaden Farrow led three Canyon View Following Friday’s region themselves some breath- Jenkins had 16 points, eight players in double-figures with opener in Ogden, the Stallions 1/4 RSL Academy 7 p.m. ing room by outscoring the rebounds and five assists for 16 points, with Parker Holmes will come home to face 1/7 at Merit Academy 7 p.m. Stallions 13-9 in the third the Stallions and Thevenot and Mason Lyman adding 11 Bonneville on Wednesday. 1/9 at South Summit 7 p.m. quarter. It turned out that had two steals. and 10 points, respectively. [email protected] GRANTSVILLE GIRLS BASKETBALL 1/8 South Summit 7 p.m. Something On 1/15 at Morgan 7 p.m. Classic 1/17 at Judge Memorial 7 p.m. continued from page A10 Your Mind? GRANTSVILLE WRESTLING 1/4-5 at 3A Duals (Richfield) Herriman 75, Grantsville 34 Grantsville lost its 11th Write a letter 1/11-12 at Best of the West (Tooele) consecutive game Monday to the Editor! 1/15 at Bonneville 6 p.m. night at Olympus High School, managing just 10 second-half GRANTSVILLE SWIMMING points in its loss to Class 6A Tooele Transcript Bulletin 1/10 at Ben Lomond 3:30 p.m. Herriman. P.O. Box 390 The Cowboys (1-11) were Tooele, UT 84074 1/15 S. Summit/Judge (at SLC) 3:30 p.m. outscored 24-3 in the third or 1/22 at Hillcrest 3:30 p.m. quarter, turning an already- [email protected] difficult 16-point halftime deficit into an insurmountable 37-point hole. The Mustangs (7-5) hit eight 3-pointers in the game, led by LeGrand Burgess, who hit five 3-point- ers and scored 21 points. Blake Freeland had 14 points and Taylor McCann added 11 for Herriman. 2 019 PREP Carter Killian hit three 3-pointers and scored nine points to lead Grantsville. of Izaiah Sanders had seven ATHLETES the WEEK points, including two 3-point- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ers. Jackson Sandberg had six Grantsville’s Carter Killian (center) is surrounded by Herriman defenders points, Zach Capel had five, Taylor McCann (10) and LeGrand Burgess during Monday’s game at the NATHAN SWAN SENIOR Seth Beckett had four, Kayden Utah Autism Foundation Holiday Classic at Olympus High School. Killian TOOELE BOYS BASKETBALL Bohman had two and Ammon led the Cowboys with nine points, but the Mustangs won the game 75-34. Bartley had one. Swan averaged more than 14 points per game and Grantsville will play host Saturday Tooele player in double- to Real Salt Lake Academy Alta 54, Tooele 49 figures, scoring 10 points to went 7-of-14 from 3-point range to help the Buffaloes on Friday at 7 p.m. in a non- Swan erupted for 25 points, go with four rebounds and go 3-1 at the Utah Autism Foundation Holiday Classic. region contest. Following a including a 3-for-5 effort from three blocks. Freeman and Monday road game at Merit 3-point range and an 8-for-9 Christensen each scored four He is Tooele’s third-leading scorer at 9.6 points per Academy, the Cowboys mark from the free-throw line, points, and Ware, Hogan and game for the season. will open Region 13 play but the Hawks managed to Vorwaller had two points Wednesday in Kamas against hold off the Buffaloes. apiece. South Summit. Rogers was the only other [email protected] KALEE PHILIPS SENIOR STANSBURY GIRLS BASKETBALL Wendover girls basketball Tuesday’s games Philips, who leads Stansbury in scoring at 10 points per at St. Joseph, 5:30 p.m. Wrap Tooele, Stansbury and Grantsville game, ramped things up last week at the Steve Hodson continued from page A10 Stansbury boys basketball wrestling at Utah All-Star Dual at at Ogden, 7 p.m. UVU Cancer Classic. While her team went 0-3, Philips Emery 65, South Sevier 41 Tooele boys basketball Stansbury girls basketball at Bonneville, 7 p.m. vs. Bonneville, 5:15 p.m. averaged 13.7 points per game, including a career-high Schedule Grantsville boys basketball Dugway boys basketball Friday’s games 15 points against Hurricane. vs. RSL Academy, 7 p.m. at Wells (Nev.), 7 p.m. Grantsville wrestling at 3A Duals Wendover boys basketball Wendover boys basketball at at Richfield at St. Joseph, 7 p.m. Intermountain Christian, 7 p.m. Stansbury swimming at Ogden, Saturday’s game Tooele girls basketball ORTHOPEDICS & Cassie Broadhead, PA 3 p.m. Grantsville wrestling at 3A Duals vs. Juan Diego, 7 p.m. Stansbury girls basketball at Richfield Grantsville girls basketball SPORTS MEDICINE 435.843.3859 at Ogden, 5:15 p.m. Monday’s games vs. South Summit, 7 p.m. 1929 AARON DR, STE L • TOOELE Tooele girls basketball Grantsville boys basketball Stansbury boys basketball vs. at Bonneville, 5:15 p.m. at Merit Academy, 7 p.m. Bonneville, 7 p.m. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019

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Michael Wilson, clad in a Hulkamania shirt, launches into ice cold water at the Polar Bear Plunge Saturday afternoon at Stansbury Lake. 2019 POLAR BEAR PLUNGE PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD

or the brave — and thick skinned — it’s become a Fbucket list item that’s hard to turn down. For the past several years, hun- dreds gather at Stansbury Lake to take part, or watch, in the annual Polar Plunge on or around New Year’s Day. Last Saturday, there were 98 courageous souls — some in swim- ming suits, costumes or just regular clothes — who dove into a hole in the ice cut by firefighters from the North Tooele North Tooele Fire District with div- Firefighter/EMT ers in winter diving suits floating Tammy Slaugh holds a piece nearby to help if needed. of ice cut from The rite of passage to begin a Stansbury Lake. new year has grown in popularity and has become somewhat of a fes- tival with music and fun. It’s also turned into a fund-raiser. Over $3,200 was reportedly raised this year, along with a pick-up truck full of food and clothes for New Life Christian Fellowship’s local out- reach ministries that helps individu- als and families in need. Eight-year-old Jaxon Allen sips a cup of SEE PLUNGE PAGE B10 ® hot cocoa after his plunge. Casey Duffin (above) gets airborne while taking the plunge with rescue divers standing by.

Approximately 100 jumpers brought friends and family to witness their Polar Bear Plunge. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019 SUNDAY DRIVE 2019 GMC Terrain Black Edition SLT s the weather has exterior lines and rounder enough difference to get the turned cooler and the bends in the sheet metal on better mileage. Afirst snows of winter the Terrain. Inside, the Terrain contin- have dusted the mountain val- This new edition also come ued to impress with leather leys, our test rides have been with new engine choices, as seating surfaces and all kinds turning to SUV’s and other all- it seems every manufacturer of great creature comforts that wheel-drive vehicles. Over the is using smaller engines to made the ride so much nicer. past few years AWD vehicles get better gas mileage. But at We especially enjoyed the auto have become a staple through- the same time overall power Craig & Deanne Conover start feature. We could get the out America. GUEST COLUMNISTS is increasing with these new SUV warmed up in the morn- For us as baby boomers power plants. Gone this year ing and get frost off the front it’s all about having a larger as an option on the Terrain is a windows before leaving for vehicle so the grandkids will still a need for the trusted car V6 motor, but taking its place fit and knowing that a sudden in the automotive world even is a very strong turbocharged storm will not slow us down. with SUV’s now becoming all 2.0 liter 4 cylinder engine. Or Our children are also turning the rage. if you are looking for some to the SUV for more space So at this change of the great gas mileage how about a and way to move all the stuff seasons it was only natural to new turbo diesel engine? around that comes with their receive the newest version of Our test ride had been children. the GMC Terrain. The Terrain upgraded and came with the However, all three of our is now nine-years-old, first new turbocharged 2.0 liter children did start out their coming to the marketplace in 4 cylinder version that made married lives in a sedan, so in 2010. In 2018 major changes 252 horsepower and had 260 our humble opinion, there is were made giving it a new ft.-lbs. of torque. Coupled with look by tightening up the belt the new 9 speed transmission line and lowering the front that is used with the two gas end, moving away from a more engines, we never had a prob- truck-like look to that of a lem with power or maneuver- more sexy, slimmer SUV. ing on the freeway and were We became very enamored able to maintain a nice 27 mpg MYGA AUNNUITY with the new look especially for the mid-sized SUV. in the all blackout version we Standard is the 1.5 liter drove. By blackout we mean engine that provides 170 3.25% black: there was hardly a stitch horsepower and 203 ft.-lbs. GUARANTEED of chrome on the outside of of torque, and is estimated vehicle, all the way down to to get a combined 26 mpg. 10 YEARS the high-gloss black rims. The diesel engine makes 130 This is not the first time we horsepower and 240 ft.-lbs. drove a blacked out vehicle. of torque, which is usually the Sometimes we really liked case with a diesel, however, the look and sometimes not the mileage is going to climb so much, however, it really to around 35 mpg combined. worked with the new Terrain. One would have to do the We especially liked that GM math to see if the extra cost at has gone with some softer the pump would make a large

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The doc- they have to make an addi- thinking, my heart to greater people to be true leaders. that will focus on a variety GUEST COLUMNIST tors ran some tests and took tional trip to Salt Lake City. loyalty, True leaders are people who of topics intended to enhance some imaging. Their world My neighbor, a previous my hands to larger service, have confidence, know how quality of life. was turned upside down 4-H leader, heard about this and my health to better living, to work well with others, when the doctor explained story and decided to collect for my club, my communi- can endure through chal- 16-year-old 4-H mem- figured she was just over that she had bone cancer. 4-H club shirts from around ty, my country and my world. lenges, and will stick with a ber from Wyoming working her knee and were The mother wanted to take Tooele County to cheer her 4-H is so much more than job until it gets done. In 4-H, Aworks hard every year not too concerned. her daughter straight home. up. She asked one of our local winning blue ribbons at the we believe true leaders aren’t working with her stock show When her county stock But, she was determined to 4-H groups for a club shirt fair; it’s about bettering our born – they’re grown. lambs. She walks them every show came, her hard work finish the stock show. She and the kids decided to go a community, our country and day, feeds them the best feed, paid off when she won the showed her lamb and won little further for this fellow our world. This is exactly Robyn Handley is a 4-H and teaches them how to Showmanship award for Grand Champion lamb, which 4-H member. These kids, aged what this 4-H club did. They Volunteer/Teen Council walk and stand for a judge. her age group and her lamb is the best lamb in the show. 6 to 15, each donated some of saw someone who was in Advisor at the USU Extension This past summer was no moved on to the next round For months she has been the proceeds from the sale of need and did what they could – Tooele County office, which different for her. She worked of judging. However, after her traveling 145 miles from their stockshow animals. This to help improve her situation. is located inside the Tooele with her lambs nearly every show she was in intense pain. her hometown to Primary 4-H club was able to raise They are striving to make County Health Department day, even though her knee Her parents became extreme- Children’s Hospital in Salt enough money to purchase their club, community and Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. hurt. She is a very active girl ly concerned and immediately Lake City twice a week for a $603 gas card to help this world a better place. She can be reached at 435- and loves playing basketball, took her to see a doctor. treatments. The miles she and family. This young 4-H member 277-2402 or send email to running track, volleyball and Because she was always so her family drive are adding This story is a good from Wyoming is a leader. [email protected]. dancing. She and her parents active, they expected her to up. To make matters worse, example of our 4-H pledge in She works hard and pushes POETRY Exit Glacier For All the Great Events in Life he glaciers that flat- of bone-crushing turquoise Let Everyone Know! tened my part of the retreating. world made their exit Ted Kooser T U.S. POET LAUREATE eons ago, but in Alaska, where 2004 – 2006 American Life in Poetry is Peggy Shumaker lives and made possible by The Poetry writes, they’re just now begin- Foundation (www.poetryfoun- Place a ning to turn back. Only deep dation.org), publisher of Poetry in a Nebraska snowbank can fresh moose sign— magazine. It is also supported by Notice in the you shovel your way into the the Department of English at the blue she describes at the end of tawny oblong pellets University of Nebraska-Lincoln. this poem, from her new and breaking up Poem copyright ©2018 by Transcript selected poems, Cairn, from Peggy Shumaker, “Exit Glacier,” Red Hen Press. sharp black shale. In one from Cairn: New and Selected, Bulletin! breath (Red Hen Press, 2018). Poem Exit Glacier ice and air— reprinted by permission of Peggy Weddings • Birthdays When we got close enough Shumaker and the publisher. Graduations • Retirement • we could hear history, the record Introduction copyright © 2019 of breaking— by The Poetry Foundation. 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Heart of the City by Mark Tatulli The Fusco Brothers by J.C. Duffy

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

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Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by David Steinberg December 31, 2018 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 41 Hertz 5 Up in 32 Provide up- Set goals and work diligent- 1 San competitor the air to-the-sec- ly until you feel satisfied with Francisco 42 ___-cross 6 Grant ond com- your accomplishments. Don’t be weather applesauce knighthood mentary, vague or let anyone mislead you 4 Grows dim 43 Ready and to nowadays regarding money, health or emo- Thatababy by Paul Trapp 9 Boxer’s willing 7 Night of 33 Manning of tional feelings. ★★★ arsenal partner anticipation football TAURUS (April 20-May 20): 13 Big name in 45 *French 8 California’s 34 Rubber- Don’t leave anything to chance. cornstarch for “end of Big ___ stamps 14 XOXO century” 9 It might 36 Bird with Size up situations and determine alternative 49 Best Buy not get you a snowy what will bring you the highest 15 Folk music’s array where you variety returns. Persistence will pay off Guthrie 52 Kick out want to go 37 Literary Leon personally and professionally. 16 *Vessel in a 53 Cry after 10 Font 38 Prefix for ★★★ Tom Clancy messing up similar to “adroit” GEMINI (May 21-June 20): thriller big-time Helvetica 42 Record Think big but live within your 18 One with 55 Forum 11 Less than sleeve means. Have fun, but don’t go flaming garment enthusiastic successor pants, 56 Restaurant 12 Does a 43 London’s overboard. Indulgence will lead presumably feature for recycler’s Royal ___ to discord and problems that will 19 New lawn insiders, job Hall be difficult to reverse. ★★★ sign or what 13 Biblical 44 Bathrobe CANCER (June 21-July 22): 20 “Cheers the starred vessels feature Celebrate the end of the year to 2019!” answers’ 17 ___-Cola 45 Like a with people you find stimulating. is one first 3-5 20 Prepared to pre-birth A romantic evening filled with 21 Government- letters play, as a position promises and plans will give you issued ID comprise? violin 46 Bar soap 22 *“Aww”- 59 “Wonder 23 Solar or maker something to look forward to. inspiring Woman” foe lunar 47 African ★★★★★ pairs 60 Bouillon event nation or its LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Check 26 1963 Oscar brand 24 Fidget eponymous your motives before you say or winner 61 Are l spinners, river do something you’ll regret. Start Patricia ikely (to) e.g. 48 Wispy the year off on the right foot and 28 Inner circle 62 Homo- 25 Move like clouds doors will open. ★★ member phone of The Blob 50 “My VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 29 Highlander’s 18-Across 27 Resident of Cousin ___” family 63 Let in Tolkien’s (Pesci film) Touch base with people you find 31 Inferno 64 Messy Fangorn 51 Nose ring inspiring and wish them well. 32 Zodiac lion room, Forest alternative Showing concern for others and 35 *It isn’t informally 29 Its speed 54 First interest in what they are doing straight is measured responders, will position you for a bountiful from the DOWN in GHz for short year filled with surprises. ★★★★ udder 1 Sets loose 30 Gamer’s 56 Jamaican LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 39 “Ick!” 2 Light verse bane music genre Choose who you spend your time 40 Common poet 31 Henchman 57 Wind up or cough 3 Sticky stuff Luca wind down with carefully. Someone who is a medicine 4 Like a rest- of “The 58 Alternative poor influence or who can make flavor less night Godfather” to org you look bad should be avoided. ★★★ “Drop-Down” by Jim Peredo SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Whether you want to make changes to the way you live, what you do or how you look, putting a strategy in place will give you reason to celebrate. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Your openness can be a deterrent when dealing with peo- ple who are critical or jealous. Be a good listener and a responsible friend or partner. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Choose to resolve issues so you can be at your best next year. Put the past behind you and wipe your slate clean so you can make the most of what’s to come. ★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Savor what’s important to you, and don’t lose sight of what you have and how fortunate you’ve been. ★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Tidy up loose ends, and you’ll feel more like celebrating. Don’t be tempted to be extravagant. Problems will arise if you don’t live by the rules. ★★★★★

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artifacts (before 1900) to display at the ant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, 882-1612. teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Tooele DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs in the community. Many seniors require W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. assistance and need rides to doctors or Children’s Choir Auditions License Preparation Classes: Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Those who receive services include indi- Groups and Events other health professionals. Rides help Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- West Desert Amateur Radio Club Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- viduals or families in crisis, the homeless seniors live more independent lives. Call tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 License preparation classes will be held tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or and families at risk of becoming homeless. Museum volunteers needed 435-843-4114 for more information. The years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, in January 2019 for anyone interested Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit For more information, call 435-566-5938 Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers owner and director of Blake Music Studios, in obtaining their amateur radio license www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or or fax 435-843-0244. seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history also are in need of volunteers. For more directs the choir. Blake has a degree in or upgrading their existing license. www.exploretooele.com. or science? Volunteers at the museum can information about volunteering at the vocal performance and has taught at the Preparation classes for the Technician First Baptist Food Pantry gain new skills or practice old ones. We Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Class License will be held on Friday eve- The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- are looking for people to help with orga- 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele and you are looking for an exceptional nings from 7-9 p.m. on January 4, 11, 18, Schools ing an emergency food pantry to meet nization, exhibit development, gardening Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. musical experience for them, this is it. For and 25. Preparation classes for the General the needs of our community. Hours are and educational program development. more information and to register for an Class License will be held on Saturday Story and Craft Hour Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Volunteer positions are seasonal and year Life’s Worth Living Foundation audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. mornings from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on January Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers Suicide support group meetings are com or call 435-277-0755. 5, 12, 19, and 26. The classes are free of Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. must be at least 16 years old. To apply or held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at charge. License exams will be conducted the adventures of books and make fun request more information, send email to: Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Rocky Mountain Hospice following the last class. The fee for the crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Food Banks [email protected] Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by Want to have more meaning in your life. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Do you want to do something that is license exam is $15. Classes will be held at Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele County Emergency Management’s Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Emergency Food Pantry, and the Tooele thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- satisfying and of great service to your The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club Emergency Operations Center at 15 E. 100 Tooele. Please enter through the south County Food Bank are in need of canned cide, please plan on attending. Please go community? Then become a Rocky meets the third Tuesday of the month South in Tooele. To register for the class side doors. meats, soups, pasta and any non-perish- on Facebook and like our page to keep Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. send a text message to Roland Smith at able foods. We are accepting donations current with our latest news and events. ence required. All training, background Free Preschool Hour in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- 435-849-1946, or send an email to roland- for Pathways Women’s and Children’s Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- check and TB tests provided by Rocky Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. [email protected], or simply show up for Shelter (victims of domestic abuse). They livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. Mountain. The only requirement is your Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Come learn about rocks, minerals and the first class. are in need of socks, underwear, blankets desire to help someone in need. Please of learning, singing and creating. The class for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- ways to craft them and enjoy field trips Disabled American Veterans contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain Utah Hunter Education Courses is for all children up to 5 years old. Please spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish and for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per Chapter 20 Hospice at 801-397-4904. The first Utah Hunter Education Courses come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- remover) toys. Anything will be appreci- year. For more information, send ques- The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County of 2019 will be held Jan. 8, 10, 15, and 17 mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We ated. Underwear and socks must be new. tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ Chapter for the Disabled American The Next Chapter The Next Chapter is a free social support for Range 19. Classes are held from 6 to 9 are located at West Elementary School, Other items can be gently used. Please gmail.com. Veterans holds monthly general member- 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter help us help our community. Drop boxes and educational program to help widows p.m. at the Tooele County Health Building, Local author seeks photos ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, 151 N. Main St., Tooele. Range times through the south side doors. are located in the Intermountain Staffing and widowers adjust to the loss of their A local author and historian is seeking 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third will be announced. State law requires Office, 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. spouse through monthly activities. You St. Marguerite Catholic School original photographs of Saltair, Black Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those students to attend all sessions of class. are invited to join others who are on the Students of all faiths are welcome from Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, who wish to attend the leadership meet- Before attending a class, all students must Baby blankets needed same page as you, to begin a new chapter preschool through 8th grade at Tooele as well as any similar turn-of-the-century ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the purchase a Hunter Education Voucher for Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele County’s only faith-based school. attractions and resorts for an upcoming appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele $10 from a license agent or vender, bring ery at Mountain West Medical Center. County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day book project. Those who wish to con- County veterans are invited to attend. the voucher to the class, and give it to the Blankets should be new and in good more details. preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small tribute information or photographs of Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will instructor. The voucher includes all costs condition. Homemade blankets are also class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- these parks should contact Emma Penrod hold its monthly executive and general Sons of Utah Pioneers for the class and includes a small game accepted if new. Donations can be turned riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or at [email protected]. Contributions meetings on the third Thursday of every Anyone interested in the history of Tooele license that is validated upon completion in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West visit www.stmargschool.org. will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be month at the Pioneer Museum (rear City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we of the class. For more information call Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in released pictorial history book. There is entrance). The executive meeting will need you. Please come and join us for a Gene at 435-882-4767 or Bryan at 435- Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with no such thing as too many photographs be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting potluck social dinner at the LDS church, 882-6795. any questions. Education as the author needs a minimum of 160 will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- Community Closet photographs, and any help is greatly volunteer drivers — no DAV membership mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Senior Center Online courses is required. Will need a VA physical. No The senior center is for the enjoyment of Clean out your closets. The Community appreciated. 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Closet is accepting donations for gently monthly meetings are held in December. of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting IT are designed for the IT professional Tooele Valley Free Masons Call commander James Yale at 435-849- activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, used clothing. Donations are accepted of each month at 6:30 p.m. who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee exercise program, line dancing, wood- at your neighborhood school. Contact knowledge of networking and security. second Friday of each month for din- Thomas at 435-830-8487. TC Squares Dance Club carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any Courses prepare students for the CompTIA ner and socializing. If you are interested The TC Squares Dance Club has begun ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels questions. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call or have questions, please join us at the Health Department and Aging dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke available for homebound. Lunch served Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Services hours Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- for more information or to enroll. Moose Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at The Tooele County Health Department West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please gested donation is $3. For those under 435-277-0087. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- bring finger food to share. For more infor- age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available Get enrolled Meals at the Lodge tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, to the store or doctor visits for residents in Enroll in training at Tooele Technical Friday and Saturday night dinners will be Tooele Valley Family History p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- College. Sharpen your current skills or served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners Center Check out our calendar on our main page website at tcsquares.com. portation information call 435-843-4102. train for a new career. Most programs change weekly or you can order from the Research your ancestors free with trained for holiday hours and closures. For more For more information about the Tooele have open enrollment and you can enroll menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele information call 435-277-2301. Tooele County Homemakers Center, call 435-843-4110. anytime of the year. Get a commercial No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 This month the Homemakers will meet driver’s license in as little as 4 weeks and Parkinson’s disease Support Tuesday, Jan. 8, where the Jerry Winters Mobile Vet Center specials are available at the lodge from 11 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours get on-the-road to a lucrative career. a.m. For members and their guests only. of operation: Tuesday through Friday, Group family will be singing. From February to To better serve veterans located in Tooele Tooele Tech also offers CPR classes to its A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be May, they will meet on the first Tuesday County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday students and the public on the second Breakfast evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. of every month. All meetings will be visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 Breakfast will be served every Sunday Monday of every month. Become CPR cer- by appointment only. Special classes Tooele has a support group for persons held from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the USU a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend tified at Tooele Tech. For more informa- offered regularly. Call the center for more with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- Extension Building auditorium, 151 N. WalMart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the tion, call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. information. ers. You can learn how others are coping Main St., Tooele. For more information Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- edu. women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy with PD and how to live well. We meet the call Thiel at 435-238-8245 or Eileen at 435- tial counseling for theater veterans of all a great breakfast. Tooele Family Al-Anon third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. 882-5009. conflicts. For further information contact Train to work Life Line Screening Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 Tooele Technical College’s new Software at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at Tooele County Quilters Life Line Screening will be at the Loyal national call center 1-877-WARVETS or Development program and Nail basement at the back of the building. For 435-840-3683. It’s a new year and the Tooele County Order of Moose 2031 on Friday, Feb. visit vetcenter.va.gov Technician program have immediate questions or more information, please Quilters are ready to go. If you’re inter- 22, 2019. They offer safe, painless, non- openings. Train to work in the computer call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope ested, come join us for our first meeting Donate to library invasive preventive health screenings not software industry or own your own busi- 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. to Recovery” of 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 in the Please remember the “Friends of the ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit typically included in a routine physical. Tooele County Health Dept. auditorium. Tooele City Library” while doing home Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 tooeletech.edu for more information. This is a great way to be proactive about Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele Dues are $20 per year to be paid at the cleaning and donate your used books to your health, and to live longer for yourself, This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the first meeting. All meetings are held on the the bookstore in the library. Money from Adult Education (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all your family and your community. For only Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. those affected by someone else’s addic- third Tuesday of each month. For more book sales is used to support programs Get your high school diploma this year at $139 (regularly $149) you can learn your Main St., Tooele. For more information, tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help information, call 435-843-7649. within the library. The library is located at the Tooele Community Learning Center. risk of having a stroke or vascular disease. contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann by sharing our experience, strength and 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call All classes required for a high school Tooele County Homemakers Learn more by watching a short video at at 435-849-4180. hope. For more information, please con- 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- The new season of the Tooele County http://www.lifelinescreeningblog.com/ tact Terri at 435-313-4851. org. Thank you for your support. aration and English as a second language introduction/. You can register today by Alcoholics Anonymous Homemakers is from September to May. are available. Register now to graduate calling toll-free at 866-229-0469, texting Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Military Items Wanted The group of women meet the first Books for the Whole Family — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 the word “Circle” to 797979, or by visiting p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Tuesday of nearly every month from 10 Donated children’s books and paperbacks When you no longer want your military Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- http://www.lifelinescreening.com/com- Utah Ave. For more information, contact a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the USU Extension are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers items, do not take them to Deseret cation classes are for students 18 and over. munitycircle. Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- Industries or a thrift store. Bring them Building auditorium, 151 N. Main, Tooele. are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 694-2624. The meetings include a luncheon and on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 ESOL — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, often guest speakers. For more informa- a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele ESOL conversational classes are held Alcoholics Anonymous Eagles canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — tion, call Thiel at 435-224-4807 or Eileen at City Library. All proceeds go back to the Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be 435-882-5009. library for projects and programs. Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Breakfasts held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 displayed with honor and respect. Call dents may also come anytime the center is Breakfasts will be served every Sunday p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Bingo is back open for individualized study. Registration morning this month from 9-11:30 a.m. Dr., Tooele. St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Order from the menu or have the special its bingo games again on Fridays starting Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and Young People in Recovery at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. tion. children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold Bulletin Board Policy Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Beer is available. Public invited. all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at questions. Early Head Start p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Do you have a child under age 3? Are you also on the first and third Friday of the Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head Elks month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Grantsville Start is a free program for eligible families Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot that offers quality early education for Meetings Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please Grantsville Elementary infants and toddlers in the home; parent Lodge meetings are held the second and 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. Community Council Meeting education; comprehensive health services fourth Tuesday of every month. House 435-255-9905. The next Grantsville Elementary to women before, during and after preg- committee meetings are held every third Community Council meeting will be held nancy; nutrition education and family Tuesday of the month. All members are Family support group on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019 from 4:30 to 5:30 support services. Call 435-841-1380 or welcome and encouraged to attend. Get your loved one sober. The USARA p.m. in the GES library. All parents are 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Craft family support group is held encouraged to attend. There will be lots additional information. Snacks Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading of valuable information, so we hope to see Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the room at the Tooele City Library. Group Comics Page Puzzle Answers you there! Grantsville Elementary School Free developmental evaluation social quarters, during business hours: books and materials provided. Craft is a from page B4 is located at 50 Park St., Grantsville. DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 free program for family members who a variety of services to families with ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 have a loved one with a substance use Share the past infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. disorder. For more information, call Heidi Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Individualized services are available to Warr at 435-255-9905. ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. enhance development in communication, The Family History Center in Grantsville motor development, cognition, social/ Historical Society Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group is assembling a record of Grantsville Join us the 2nd Monday of each month emotional development, self-help skills Historical books residents. Your submission may be made and health concerns. Contact us for a free from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Tooele County Historical Society’s books by emailing to [email protected] or by developmental evaluation at 435-833- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County are available to purchase at meetings. The coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., 0725. Health Department’s Aging Services pro- or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s 84074. Come in and receive help from our The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Association Caregiver Support Groups. trained consultants. For more information, Charity Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note The groups are designed to provide emo- call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. cards depicting four different pioneer tional, educational and social support for Tooele Children’s Justice Center buildings for $4. These make great gifts caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. Senior Center Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in for family and friends. Please call Alice The senior center is for the enjoyment of need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Food Addicts in Recovery all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- snacks. We appreciate all donations. For purchase these books. Anonymous tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Are you having trouble controlling the Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- S.100 East, Tooele. Seeking Historical Items way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, The Tooele County Historical Society Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the United Methodist Dinner would like members of the community ery program for anyone suffering from homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For Tooele United Methodist Church offers a who have any family or personal histories, food addiction. Meetings are held every age 60 and above, suggested donation free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you 47 E. 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pher/essayist once said, “Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air”? 6. MUSIC: What is the differ- by Fifi Rodriguez ence in length between a petite grand piano (smallest) 1. GEOGRAPHY: Where is the and a concert grand piano World Heritage site called (largest)? Machu Picchu located? 7. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which 2. LANGUAGE: What does the president worked as a life- Latin word “veritas” mean in guard during high school? English? 8. MEASUREMENTS: How long 3. MATH: What is another is a marathon race in feet? name for the term 10 to the 9. MOVIES: Who starred in the 100th power? 1950s movie “Lust for Life” Moments 4. TELEVISION: What was the about the life of Vincent van name of the high school in Gogh? the sitcom “Happy Days”? 10. HISTORY: In what year in Time 5. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: did humans first land on the Which 19th-century philoso- moon? The History Channel ➤ On Jan. 18, 1882, A.A. Milne, creator of Winnie- the-Pooh, is born in Mega Maze England. In 1920, his only son, Christopher Robin, was born. In 1925, the family bought Cotchford Farm in Sussex. A nearby forest inspired the 100-Acre Wood where Winnie-the- Pooh’s adventures would be set. “Winnie-the-Pooh” was published in 1926. ➤ On Jan. 17, 1916, professional and lead- ing amateur golfers gather in New York City in a meeting that ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW will result in the found- ing of the Professional Golfers Association. The first annual PGA Championship took place in October. James “Long Jim” Barnes defeated ere rag rugs made often have funny pictures Jock Hutchinson, taking of wool strips first and sayings. A rug showing home a silver trophy and Wmade in Canada 150 a man chasing a woman that $500. years ago to cover dirt floors? reads “Take, oh! Take Those ➤ On Jan. 14, 1943, during Or were they first made in Lips Away!” sold at Garth’s World War II, Franklin England during the early 19th Auctioneers for $1,560. Roosevelt becomes the century from short pieces of • • • first president to travel yarn left over from making Q: How can I get an woven rugs in a weaving mill? appraisal for an upright on official business by Some even say the Vikings piano made by Bush & Lane airplane. The secret and were first to make the rugs. of Chicago? It’s mahogany, circuitous journey across Collectors want hooked in good condition and is at the Atlantic began Jan. rugs made as early as the least 150 years old. I would 11. 1830s. Almost all old rugs like to find a buyer in the ➤ On Jan. 20, 1961, John F. offered for sale are made on Philadelphia area. Kennedy is inaugurated backings of free burlap from A: Bush & Lane made as the 35th president old feed sacks after 1850. upright, grand and player of the United States. At Some of the better-known pianos under several brand age 43, Kennedy was the Resolve to spend more time with pets rugs of the 1900s were made names. The company started youngest candidate ever with strips of used clothes. in Chicago in 1891 under the elected to the presidency old. He isn’t the most “snug- Janine, cats may seem Grenfell Mission rugs of 1916 name Victor Piano & Organ gly” cat, but he was very aloof quite often, but they are used silk stockings, and in Co. The name was changed and the first Catholic social with my neighbor’s actually very social animals. the 1950s, nylon stockings to Bush & Lane Piano Co. in president. cat, who visited all the time Still, finding a companion for or T-shirt strips. The rugs 1904. The factory moved to ➤ On Jan. 15, 1972, Don until he passed away earlier your cat may take some time. became so popular that class- Holland, Michigan, by 1905. McLean’s “American this year. — Janine S., via A trial visit of a few days can es were formed, lessons were It went out of business in Pie” hits No. 1 on the email determine whether a second given and commercial pat- 1930. If your piano is marked Billboard charts. The DEAR BARRY AND JANIE: cat is a good fit for your senior terns were sold. This folk-art Chicago, it probably was song references the 1959 These resolutions are pretty cat. If they don’t get along well craft of the poor was wanted made in about 1904. You can plane crash that killed fantastic. I’m glad you’re both from the start — that prob- by decorators for the well-to- contact stores in your area famous stars Buddy looking for ways to keep your ably won’t improve over time. do, so prices went up. that sell used pianos to get an Holly, Ritchie Valens and DEAR PAW’S CORNER: pets from being lonely. Meanwhile, spend more time Today, collectors pay the appraisal. They also may want J.P. “the Big Bopper” One of my top resolutions is Australian shepherds are, with him so that he has your most for early rugs with to buy your piano, but don’t Richardson. to spend more time with my like most herding dogs, notori- companionship. animal designs or flowers. expect to get a big price for Australian shepherd, “Ash.” ously energetic and can get Rugs made from pre-stamped an old upright unless the case ➤ On Jan. 16, 1991, I feel that I haven’t given into all sorts of mischief if they Readers, what New Year’s Edward Frost designs on is very ornate. Similar pianos President George H.W. him the time or attention get bored. I hope you’ll spend resolutions have you made for burlap backing made in have sold in recent years for Bush waits to see if Iraq he needs since he arrived a lot of that time working with your pet? Let me know at ask@ the late 1800s also get high under a few hundred dollars. will withdraw from six months ago. — Barry in Ash on basic behavior training. pawscorner.com or on Twitter prices. All Grenfell Mission • • • Kuwait by a midnight White Plains, New York And once he responds to that, @PawsCorner. rugs and mats are popular, For more collecting news, deadline mandated by DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My consider doing some agility and contemporary mats from tips and resources, visit www. the United Nations, or if New Year’s pet resolution is training with him — a great © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. the original old patterns Kovels.com war will ensue. Just after to find a companion for my way to burn off more of that still are made. Hutchinson midnight in the U.S. on senior cat, who is 14 years energy. rugs designed in the 1920s © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. January 17, Bush gave to 1940s are desirable. They the order for U.S. troops to lead an attack on Saddam Hussein’s army. els internationally. hoped that it was the lighting, the same name as someone ticed for a while, hence the ➤ On Jan. 19, 2007, O’Brien joked about the but it wasn’t. Then, looking for already registered, you change confusion. Beijing, China, gets recent hiatus of his talk show: another fault, Leah thought in your name or add an initial The 20-year-old blond its first drive-through “My three-month absence can her head, “Ugh, I hope she’s or something to differentiate Peyton, who is now “listed” McDonald’s restaurant. only mean one thing — radi- dumb. ... I wanted to find it. The duplicate Peyton List as Peyton R. List (her middle The opening ceremony cal cosmetic surgery. Tune in something [negative about names apparently went unno- name is Roi), grew up on the included traditional Jan. 22, for a true freak show.” her] and I didn’t.” set of the Disney show “Jessie” Chinese lion dancers “Conan” airs at four nights a J.Lo shared about and just completed the MGM and a Chinese Ronald week at 11 p.m. ET/PT on TBS. Leah, “This person musical remake of the 1983 McDonald. Kentucky • • • makes me laugh. She’s cult hit “Valley Girl.” She plays Fried Chicken first Q: Is Conan O’Brien’s Q: How did Jennifer Lopez cool and we have very a cheerleader in the film, opened in China in 1987. show coming back to TBS and Leah Remini become similar upbringings. which also stars Mae Whitman soon, or is it done? — best friends? How long have That’s why we work well (“Parenthood”) and YouTube © 2019 King Features Synd. Charlotte P. they known each other? — together.” star Logan Paul. A: Yes, “Conan” is returning Belle W. • • • The brunette Peyton List for its ninth season in January, A: The two besties, who Q: Are there two is 32 years old, and her first but will be only 30 minutes recently starred in their first actresses with the regular role was as Lucy long. During the show’s hia- movie together, the comedy name Peyton List in Montgomery on the CBS tus, O’Brien completed his “Second Act,” have been busy Hollywood? I know daytime soap “As the World national Team Coco Tour and promoting their film and shar- there is the blonde Turns.” She’s gone on to have also launched a successful pod- ing tales of their friendship from the Disney shows, a very successful primetime Subscribe Today cast, “Conan O’Brien Needs a with interviewers. It goes like but I swear I remember TV career, most recently as 882-0050 Friend.” The podcast debuted this: Back in 2004, Leah was a brunette on a day- a series regular on “Colony” in the top spot on Apple Charts pals with singer Marc Anthony, time soap years ago. with Josh Holloway (“Lost”). For All the Big Events in Life on Nov. 19 with celebrity guest who had just started dating Are they the same per- Let Everyone Know! Will Ferrell. J.Lo, and he introduced the son? — S.S. Send me your questions at And don’t forget, he has two women. A: No, although there NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. Place a Notice in the another show on TBS and Leah recently joked to are two young actresses com! the internet, “Conan Without “Entertainment Tonight” that with that unique name. Transcript Bulletin! Borders,” where he shares his she was struck by how beauti- It is Screen Actors Guild © 2019 King Features Synd. Leah Remini Weddings • Birthdays hilarious adventures as he trav- ful her future friend was and policy that if you have Graduations • Military Missionaries ANSWERS Anniversaries Trivia Test Answers Honors & Awards 1. Peru 7. Ronald Reagan 435-882-0050 2. Truth 8. 138,435 feet 3. Googol 9. Kirk Douglas 58 N. Main, Tooele 4. Jefferson High 10. 1969 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) 5. Ralph Waldo Emerson © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. TOOELETRANSCRIPT 6. Almost 4 feet BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 Turn Holiday cleanup into family fun time t feels anticlimactic: Eating a positive spin on the duty by a thank-you note. Tuck them the last of heated-up holi- calling it “julgranspludring,” into envelopes and go to the Iday leftovers, taking down which basically means “saying post office to mail the letters the Christmas tree and hauling goodbye to Christmas until the old-fashioned way. Ask to tattered boxes overflowing next year.” Traditionally, fami- see commemorative stamps with decorations up to the lies sing and dance around the and let your kids choose as attic or down to the basement. tree for a final hurrah, then you explain to them the people Living in Sweden when throw it out the door! The or events represented. They’ll two of our kids were young, grand finale is taking time love adhering the illustrative we learned how Swedes put to eat cookies and drink hot stamps they’ve learned about chocolate together. on their letters, and dropping However you celebrated them in the mail slot. your special religious and fam- • Display holiday photo ily traditions in December, cards of far-flung relatives here are four activities to pick and best friends on your fam- and choose from that your ily message board. Arrange at family might do this week child height and refer to them as you sort through holiday throughout the new year to memories. keep your kids familiar with • While the holidays might the important people in their be over, winter is still blowing life. through, and it gets dark early • Don’t pack away holiday in the evening. I like to add ornaments, glassware and some sparks of happiness to linens with a heart motif quite the inside of the house, since yet. Put them aside, along with it looks bare and dreary when bright-red serving trays and the decor is gone. Keep white dishes, to use in February for minilights strung around win- Valentine’s Day. dows to brighten the kitchen • • • and family room on cloudy Donna Erickson’s award- afternoons and dark evenings. winning series “Donna’s Day” Light candles at dinnertime. is airing on public television Tape handmade paper snow- nationwide. To find more of flakes in your children’s win- her creative family recipes dows and line up snowman and activities, visit www.don- figures on a bookcase. nasday.com and link to the • Recycle holiday cards into NEW Donna’s Day Facebook Bradley Cooper thank-you notes, then take a fan page. Her latest book is “field trip” to the post office. “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous radley Cooper — who through the roof (the trailer Cut off the front of a card that Funstuff for Families.” rode the wave known amassed 289 million views in depicts a wintery scene or Bas “A Star Is Born” its first 24 hours). colorful design. On the plain © 2019 Donna Erickson ($400 million at movie box The sequel to 2016’s backside, help your kids write Distributed by King Features Synd. offices) and hit screens “Doctor Strange” (which recently with Clint Eastwood grossed $677 million) will be in “The Mule” — will be directed by Scott Derrickson heard but not seen as the (“The Exorcism of Emily voice of Rocket in “Avengers Rose”). “Doctor Strange” is Endgame,” due April 26. He’ll based on the 1963 Marvel Rare cardiomyopathy ends football season go live again in a small role Comic “Strange Tales No. in “The Joker” (which he’s 110.” Another venture by DC DEAR DR. ROACH: My ease. For people with heart and lymph nodes are com- co-producing), with Joaquin Comics, “Plastic Man,” based 18-year-old grandson has just failure, this means they are monly enlarged. The severity Phoenix and Robert DeNiro, on a 1941 comic book, is in been informed that he has left treated with the appropriate can range from quite mild to out Oct. 4. Jared Leto played preproduction for the big ventricular noncompaction medications, which hopefully life-threatening. The diagnosis The Joker in “Suicide Squad” screen. Meanwhile, Keifer cardiomyopathy. He has been will prevent or at least slow is confirmed by biopsy. (2016), which made a whop- Sutherland and Helena VERY active his whole life, down any damage to the heart. Initial treatment usually ping $747 million. Bonham Carter are lending playing football, baseball, bas- Management also can include consists of steroids, and metho- Lucas Hedges, fast becom- their voices to the “Call of ketball and soccer all through an automated internal cardiac trexate is often used. However, ing the hottest actor in Duty: Black Ops 4” video high school. He had no symp- defibrillator (AICD) if the heart mouth sores and hair loss are Hollywood because of films game. toms. This was found when muscle is seriously weakened. both common complications. such as “Manchester By • • • getting a physical for college, People with LVNC and a To find an expert with the Sea” (2016), for which Two-time Oscar win- where he was supposed to play history of serious arrhythmias special expertise in treating he was Oscar nominated; ner Jodie Foster — “The football, and he has been told should get an AICD as well. sarcoidosis, I would start with “Lady Bird” (2017); “Three Accused” (1988) and “The that is now out of the question. Since arrhythmias are very a PET scan and they biopsied your closest teaching hospital. Billboards” (2017); the cur- Silence of the Lambs” (1991) The doctors are saying it’s a common in LVNC, AICDs may a lymph node that I got the Even though you haven’t told rent hit “Boy Erased” (2018); — is taking on the English very rare condition, and they be used more frequently than diagnosis. me about any lung disease, and Amazon’s “Ben Is Back” version of the Icelandic want to put in a defibrillator with other causes of heart fail- I am on steroids and recently pulmonologists tend to have (2018), with Julia Roberts. thriller/comedy “Iceland,” ASAP. — Anon. ure. Also, it is likely that your started taking methotrexate. expertise in treatment of Hedges completed “Honey now called “Women at War,” ANSWER: Left ventricular grandson’s doctor has more I’m having horrible side effects sarcoid, even when it affects Boy,” written by and star- as the director and star. noncompaction is a cardiomy- expertise than I in managing (mostly mouth sores and los- organs other than the lungs. ring Shia LaBeouf (which Oscar, Emmy and three- opathy (disease of the heart this condition, and certainly ing my hair), and my original Most large hospitals have web- screened at Sundance this time Golden Globe-winner muscle) that is rarely diag- has more knowledge about symptoms are coming back. I sites where you can search for month), and now is before Faye Dunaway will take on nosed, but it probably has been his heart, so I would take the feel like my doctors don’t know doctors with expertise in a cer- the cameras filming the Katharine Hepburn in the under-recognized. It can run in recommendation for AICD very how to treat this disease. I have tain disease. musical drama “Waves,” with former off-Broadway show families, so it’s recommended seriously. been told that it is rare in my • • • Sterling K. Brown. “Tea at Five” (which origi- to examine relatives for the It is strongly recommended area. Where can I learn more Dr. Roach regrets that he is • • • nally starred Kate Mulgrew condition. It is diagnosed by he avoid competitive endur- about this disease and see if unable to answer individual let- The juggernaut known as of “Star Trek: Voyager” fame) echocardiogram, and some ance sports and weightlifting. there are better and more cur- ters, but will incorporate them Disney Studios is projected on Broadway next summer. cases can be identified through • • • rent treatments? — J.O. in the column whenever pos- to break its 2016 worldwide “Network” (the film Faye genetic analysis. DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m 40 ANSWER: Sarcoidosis is a sible. Readers may email ques- box-office record of $7.6 bil- won an Oscar for in 1976), LVNC can lead to heart fail- and was diagnosed with sar- multisystem disease with an tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ lion. By mid-December it had on Broadway with Bryan ure, arrhythmias and stroke. coidosis recently. It was found unknown cause. It most often med.cornell.edu. already earned $7 billion, Cranston, ends its run in There is no specific treatment in my left eye when my eye affects younger people and thanks to “Avengers: Infinity April, before she gets there. for LVNC, so people with the doctor noticed inflammation. women of African descent. © 2019 North America Synd., Inc. War,” “Black Panther,” “The Wonder if she’ll have a condition are treated for the I also was having vertigo and The most commonly affected All Rights Reserved Incredibles,” “Ant-Man and catchphrase as Hepburn, as manifestations of their dis- face pain. It wasn’t until I had organs are the eyes and lungs, The Wasp” and “Star Wars: she did as Joan Crawford in The Last Jedi.” “Ralph Breaks “Mommie Dearest” (1991), the Internet” and “Mary when she uttered those Poppins Returns” already are immortal words ... “NO WIRE lence. In other words, it is aurora borealis. in Alvin, Texas, in 1979. In smashing box-office records. HANGERS!” war minus the shooting.” that year, a total of 43 inches • Are you a snollygoster? If so, On April 26, Disney will serve of rain fell in the space of a • Considering their unsavory you’re shrewd — and that up “Avengers Endgame,” © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. single day. reputation, you might be isn’t a bad thing, of course. which undoubtedly will go surprised to learn that jack- However, it also means that • • • als often help raise their you’re rather lacking in prin- Thought for the Day: “Catch- younger siblings, even after ciples, a trait you might not BY SAMANTHA WEAVER and-release, that’s like running they’re fully grown. want to advertise. down pedestrians in your car • It was English journalist, • If you want to have an espe- • The next time you’re tempted and then, when they get up political essayist and novel- cially memorable — and to whip out the plastic and limp away, saying — Off ist George Orwell, probably chilly — vacation, consider to make a purchase, you you go! That’s fine. 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Deputy Attorney will prepare insurance the savings. 17 Col- • Engineering of SA-related solutions for vari- and file complaints and other court pleadings • Participating Utah Retirement Services ors prime material, ous project and operational need. and documents; provide legal advice and (URS) member cut to your exact length. CO Building • Install new / rebuild existing servers and prepare formal legal opinions on a wide range • PTO leave as well as 11 paid holidays LEGAL RECEPTIONIST configure hardware, peripherals, services, of issues for various county departments; Systems settings, directories, storage, etc. in accor- Example of Duties: 1-800-COBLDGS research legal issues; and draft/review STARTING SALARY: $12.94 PER HOUR dance with standards and project/operational • Schedules appointments with elderly clients ordinances, contracts, and other documents. STATUS: FULL-TIME POSITION WITH BENEFITS requirements. and their family members to determine Financial Deputy Attorney will also talk to and consult CLOSING DATE: JANUARY 7, 2019 AT 5:00 P.M. • Perform daily system monitoring, verifying eligibility for services offered within the Services the integrity and availability of all hardware, with victims, witnesses, law enforcement The Opportunity Home and Community Based Alternatives server resources, systems and key processes, officers, etc.; attend court hearings as well as Under general guidance and direction from Have $10K In Debt? Program, Family Care-Giver Support Pro- Credit Cards. Medical reviewing system and application logs, and board and public meetings; give legal advice the County Attorney, performs a variety of verifying completion of scheduled jobs such gram, Nutrition Program, and other in-home Bills. Personal Loans. when appropriate, and perform related duties clerical and receptionist duties in the County as backups. service programs. Be Debt Free in • Apply OS patches and upgrades on a regular as assigned. Attorney’s Office. Legal Receptionist will 24-48 Months. Call • Completes regular follow-up clients eval- NATIONAL DEBT basis, and upgrade administrative tools and answer the telephone, greet visitors, and Minimum Qualifications uations; revises care plans as needed and RELIEF! Know Your utilities. operate a computer to access information, Graduation from an accredited law school acts as a liaison and advocate for clients. Options. Get a FREE • Work with providers to ensure that vulnera- enter data, and generate documents. Legal debt relief quote: Call bilities are being patched continuously either with a Juris Doctorate degree. Preference • Maintains records on types of services will be given to those practicing law with Receptionist will also process and distribute 1-844-335-2648 manually or through endpoint management being utilized; documents client contacts; incoming and outgoing mail, assist citizens software. an emphasis on government or criminal law tracks service units on all clients/programs. Public Notices and experience in the District, Justice, and with document requests, and perform related MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • Ombudsman for long term care facilities. duties as assigned. Meetings • Bachelor’s Degree in computer science or Juvenile Courts. Assist in the Senior Health Insurance a related technical field; Preferred MSCE Special Qualifications Program. Minimum Qualifications Deadline for public (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) or notices is 4 p.m. the Must be a member in good standing in the High School graduate; preference may be equivalent certificate; MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: given to those with previous related clerical day prior to publica- Utah Bar Association. tion. Public notices AND A. Bachelor’s or master’s degree in sociology, experience. • Two (2) year’s full-time paid technical em- psychology, family sciences, gerontology, submitted past the Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities deadline will not be ployment as a Systems Administrator. Must have a working knowledge of criminal or a closely related field. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities OR accepted. B. Current Social Service Worker or Licensed Must have a working knowledge of comput- UPAXLP • An equivalent combination of education and and civil laws and state statutes; a working knowledge of court procedures and rules of Clinical Worker License with the Division of ers and software programs, ability to type experience including five or more years’ full- proficiently and accurately, and maintain NOTICE OF PUBLIC time employment as a Systems Administrator. evidence; and a working knowledge of the Occupational and Professional Licensing. HEARING principles, practices, and methods used in confidential and critical information. Must Amended 2018 Budget Knowledge, Skills and Abilities AND also have the ability to establish and maintain & Final 2019 Budget Must have above average experience and legal research. Must also have the ability C. Two (2) years of related work experience. effective working relationships with county PUBLIC NOTICE IS knowledge in the following systems and to apply legal principles and knowledge to Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: employees, other agencies, and the public; HEREBY GIVEN that practices: Active Directory, DNS, Group Policy, individual cases and problems; the ability the Board of Trustees Working knowledge of current social work Windows Server 2008 and above, SQL Server to analyze and evaluate facts and evidence the ability to communicate effectively, verbally of the Stansbury Serv- 2008 and above, Windows Professional 7 and practices and working knowledge of psychol- and to apply them to specific situations and and in writing, with special attention to detail/ ice Agency of Tooele above, Linux, Anti-virus, Endpoint Management ogy and sociology. Ability to travel. Ability County, Utah, shall circumstances; the ability to work effectively accuracy; the ability to follow written and Software, Enterprise Backup Solution, VMWare, to establish and maintain effective working verbal instructions; and the ability to think convene a Public VOIP Phone System Management, understand- with county employees, other agencies, judg- Hearing on Wednes- relationships with other employees, other and act independently and to remain calm ing of SANs, and have the ability to research es, clerks, and the public; the ability to follow day, January 9, at the agencies, and the public. Valid Utah Driver’s best practices and implement them. written and verbal instructions; the ability under pressure. hour of 7:00 p.m., at License. Must possess a valid Utah driver’s the Stansbury Park to communicate effectively, verbally and in Work Schedule Special Qualifications license with no DUI’s/ARR’s in the past five Clubhouse, 1 Country May be on-call twenty-four hours a day, seven writing; and the ability to effectively present Regular work schedule will be Monday (5) years and no more than two (2) moving Club, Stansbury Park, days a week. Ability to travel. Valid Utah cases to judges and juries. through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Utah, to consider and Driver’s License. violations within the past 24 months. take public comment on the Amended 2018 Budget and For an on-line application or additional For a complete job description and an on-line For an on-line application or additional For a complete job description or an the proposed Final information, please visit application go to www.tooele.co.ut.us information, please visit application please visit: 2019 Budget. http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Applications must be submitted to http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html STANSBURY SERV- Application and resume must be submitted to Application and resume must be submitted to Tooele County Human Resource Office, Application and resume must be submitted to ICE AGENCY OF Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 TOOELE COUNTY. Rm 308; 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT. 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074. 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074. 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 (Published in the or email application and resume to Or email application and resume to Or email application and resume to or email application and resume to Tooele Transcript Bul- [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] letin December 27 EEO Employer 2018 & January 3, EEO Employer EEO Employer EEO Employer 2019) NOTICE TO WATER USERS The applications below were filed with the Di- vision of Water Rights in Tooele County. These are informal proceedings per Rule R655-6-2. Protests concerning an applica- tion must be legibly written or typed, con- tain the name and mailing address of the protesting party, STATE THE APPLI- CATION NUMBER PUBLIC NOTICE PROTESTED, CITE On December 19, REASONS FOR THE 2018, Zeta Holdings, PROTEST, and RE- LLC filed an applica- QUEST A HEARING, tion with the Federal if desired. Also, A $15 Communications Com- FEE MUST BE IN- mission for consent to CLUDED FOR EACH assign its license for APPLICATION PRO- FM Translator Station TESTED. Protests K244DH which re- must be filed with the broadcasts Station Division of Water KPGR on 96.7 MHz in Rights, PO Box Fort Douglas, Utah, to 146300, Salt Lake JJIE Corporation. The THURSDAY JanuaryCity, 3, 2019 UT 84114-6300, sole memberTOOELE of Zeta TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B9 or by hand delivery to Holdings, LLC is a Division office during Yorem LP the partners Public Notices normalPublic business Notices hours Public Notices ofPublic which areNotices Richard Meetings on orMeetings before JANU- Miscellaneous MoreyMiscellaneous and Ruby Mo- ARY 23, 2019. Please rey. The officers, di- PUBLIC NOTICE visit Deadline for public rectors and sharehold- Lake Point Improve- waterrights.utah.gov or notices is 4 p.m. the ers of JJIE Corporation ment District 2018 call (801)538-7240 for day prior to publica- are Franklyn Mueller, Board of Trustees additional information. tion. Public notices Melanie Mueller and High Quality • Full Color Meeting Schedule CHANGE APPLICA- submitted past the the JJIE Retirement NOTICE IS HEREBY TION(S) deadline will not be Fund. A copy of the GIVEN that the Lake 15-3693(a44227): accepted. application and related Point Improvement Craig D. and Laura K. UPAXLP materials is available District Board of Trus- Anderson propose(s) for public inspection at tees will hold it's regu- using 1.72 ac-ft from NOTICE OF PUBLIC https://publicfiles.fcc.g larly scheduled busi- the Underground Wa- HEARING ov/ by entering the ness meetings on the ter Well (existing) (11 1. SUBJECT: REZ call letters KQMB or following dates at 7:00 miles North of Tooele 2019-01 - Sam Clegg KSRR in the search BANNERS p.m. at the Lake Point City) for IRRIGATION; is requesting a rezone box. Fire Station, 1540 DOMESTIC. from A-20 (Agricul- (Published in the Sunset Road, Lake EXTENSION(S) tural, 20 Acre Mini- Tooele Transcript Bul- Point, Utah. The 15-5234(A72468a): mum) to RR-1 (Rural letin December 25, 27 Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, agenda for each meet- Michael H. Holmes Residential, 1 Acre 2018 & January 1 & 3, ing shall be posted on is/are filing an exten- Minimum). Property 2019) Address: 115 Vegas the Tooele County sion for 5.73 ac-ft from SUMMONS FOR w e b s i t e a t groundwater (Soldier Street, Grantsville, UT 84029. Parcel: PUBLICATION Window Stickers and More! (http://www.co.tooele.u Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- IN THE THIRD DIS- t.us/clerk.html. the ton) for IRRIGATION; 05-078-0-0007. Acre- age. Approx. 6.65 TRICT JUVENILE State website at DOMESTIC. COURT COUNTY OF http://www.utah.gov/p 15-5235(A72469a): Acres. Unincorpo- rated: Grantsville. TOOELE, STATE OF mn/index.html and Ronald K. Holmes UTAH published in the is/are filing an exten- Planner: Jeff Miller On January 16, 2019, STATE OF UTAH, in Tooele Transcript Bul- sion for 5.73 ac-ft from the interest of J.B. letin prior to the each groundwater (Soldier the Tooele County Planning Commission 06/24/2015 Case No. scheduled meeting. Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- 1155865 A child under Any person(s) request- ton) for IRRIGATION; will hold a public hear- ing regarding the re- 18 years of age and ing agenda items DOMESTIC. A.C. 12/22/2017 Case should contact Keith 15-5241(A72470a): q uest describe d above. The meeting No. 1155866 A child Fryer, Board Chairman H2 Ltd. is/are filing an under 18 years of age. at 508-0397, at least extension for 16.9 ac-ft will be held at 7:00 p.m. at the Tooele TO: DALLAS BENT- 72 hours in advance of from groundwater (Sol- LEY, FATHER OF J.B. the meeting date. dier Canyon) for IRRI- County Administration Building (Auditorium, TOOELE, COUNTY January 10, 2019 GATION; STOCKWA- A Pre-Trial/Trial con- February 13, 2019 TERING; DOMESTIC. First Floor), 47 S. Main Street, Tooele, UT c e r n i n g t h e March 14, 2019 15-5271(A72470b): above-named children April 11, 2019 H2 Ltd. is/are filing an 84074. The public is welcome is pending in this Court May 9, 2019 extension for 3.36 ac-ft and adjudication will June 13, 2019 from groundwater (Sol- to provide written com- ments to the Planning be made of which may July 11, 2019 dier Canyon) for IRRI- include up to the per- August 8, 2019 GATION. Office at 47 S. Main in the Tooele County manent termination of September 12, 2019 15-4454(a29351): your parental rights. If October 10, 2019 Grantsville City is/are Building prior to the meeting or to attend you would like to have November 14, 2019 filing an extension for an attorney appointed December 5, 2019 20.0 ac-ft from ground- the meeting to gain in- formation or voice your to represent you, Dated this 5th day of water (Grantsville City please contact the December 2018 Service Area) for MU- opinion regarding the issue. For questions Court prior to the Feb- By order of the Board NICIPAL: In Grants- ruary 21, 2019 of Trustees ville. or additional informa- tion, please contact trial/hearing and re- (Published in the Kent L. Jones, P.E. quest an attorney to be Custom Design the Planning Office at Tooele Transcript Bul- STATE ENGINEER appointed to you. BEST 435-843-3160. letin January 3, 2019) (Published in the You are hereby sum- Tooele Transcript Bul- The future meeting re- NOTICE TO WATER moned to appear be- 24 Hour Turnaround letin December 27 garding this application USERS fore this Court for a 2018 & January 3, will also be posted at The applications below PRE-TRIAL/TRIAL ON PRICES! 2019) the Tooele County were filed with the Di- Building, advertised in THE STATE’S VERI- Available vision of Water Rights the public notice sec- FIED PETITION FOR in Tooele County. Public Notices tion of the Tooele TERMINATION OF These are informal Trustees Transcript Bulletin and PARENTAL RIGHTS proceedings per Rule posted on the Tooele in said county on FEB- R655-6-2. Protests Deadline for public County Website. RUARY 21, 2019 com- concerning an applica- notices is 4 p.m. the Tooele County mencing at 9:20 A.M. TOOELE tion must be legibly day prior to publica- Planning Department At this court’s location, written or typed, con- tion. Public notices (Published in the Gordon R. Hall Court- RANSCRIPT tain the name and house, 74 SOUTH 100 T submitted past the Tooele Transcript Bul- mailing address of the deadline will not be letin January 3 & 15, EAST, NO. 12, protesting party, accepted. 2019) T OOELE, UTAH STATE THE APPLI- UPAXLP 84074. ULLETIN CATION NUMBER PUBLIC NOTICE Your failure to appear B PROTESTED, CITE On December 19, may result in a default REASONS FOR THE Public Notices 2018, Zeta Holdings, judgment and the ter- PROTEST, and RE- Water User LLC filed an applica- mination of your pa- QUEST A HEARING, tion with the Federal rental rights if desired. Also, A $15 Deadline for public Communications Com- DATED THIS 28TH FEE MUST BE IN- notices is 4 p.m. the mission for consent to day of DECEMBER, CLUDED FOR EACH day prior to publica- assign its license for 2018. 58 North Main • Tooele APPLICATION PRO- tion. Public notices FM Translator Station CYNTHIA HAVLICEK TESTED. Protests submitted past the K244DH which re- Assistant Attorney must be filed with the deadline will not be broadcasts Station General Division of Water accepted. KPGR on 96.7 MHz in (Published in the Rights, PO Box UPAXLP Fort Douglas, Utah, to Tooele Transcript Bul- 435-882-0050 146300, Salt Lake JJIE Corporation. The letin January 3, 10, 17 City, UT 84114-6300, SELLING YOUR sole member of Zeta & 24, 2019) or by hand delivery to HOME? Advertise it Holdings, LLC is a Division office during in the classifieds. Call Yorem LP the partners normal business hours 882-0050 or visit of which are Richard on or before JANU- www.tooeletran Morey and Ruby Mo- ARY 23, 2019. Please script.com rey. The officers, di- visit rectors and sharehold- waterrights.utah.gov or ers of JJIE Corporation call (801)538-7240 for are Franklyn Mueller, additional information. Melanie Mueller and CHANGE APPLICA- the JJIE Retirement TION(S) Fund. A copy of the 15-3693(a44227): application and related Craig D. and Laura K. materials is available Anderson propose(s) for public inspection at using 1.72 ac-ft from https://publicfiles.fcc.g the Underground Wa- ov/ by entering the ter Well (existing) (11 call letters KQMB or miles North of Tooele KSRR in the search City) for IRRIGATION; box. DOMESTIC. (Published in the EXTENSION(S) Tooele Transcript Bul- 15-5234(A72468a): letin December 25, 27 Michael H. Holmes 2018 & January 1 & 3, is/are filing an exten- 2019) sion for 5.73 ac-ft from groundwater (Soldier Cyn LISTINGS3mi SE of Stock- NEEDED! ton) for IRRIGATION; DOMESTIC. 15-5235(A72469a): Ronald K.Selling Holmes Homes for is/are filing an exten- sion for 5.73 ac-ft from groundwaterTop (Soldier Dollar! How? Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- ton) for• Availability IRRIGATION; and Response to all Parties in a DOMESTIC. Timely Manner. 15-5241(A72470a): H2 Ltd.• is/areExperienced filing an Negotiator: Corporate Experience extension for 16.9 ac-ft from groundwater with Public (Sol- & Private. dier Canyon)• Knowledge for IRRI- of all aspects of homes and properties. GATION; STOCKWA- Only TERING;• Honesty, DOMESTIC. Patience and Knowledge in Guiding $ 00 $ 00 15-5271(A72470b): 25 15 H2 Ltd. is/areothers. filing an extension• Marketing for 3.36 ac-ft to every eyeball searching. from groundwater (Sol- dier Canyon)• House for Prep IRRI- saving sellers money on Non issues. GATION. 15-4454(a29351):• Helps with Necessary Repairs to remove Grantsville buyer City concerns. is/are filing an extension for VISION IN THE DESERT 20.0 ac-ft• And from much ground- more!! water (Grantsville City On a wintry Saturday morning in January 1986 Vision in the Desert chronicles the vision and Service Area) for MU- Utah became the beneficiary of one of its most construction of this largest art structure of its kind NICIPAL:Your In in Grants- Good Hands! controversial public sculptures, “The Tree of Utah,” in Utah.Karl Momen, an artist of Persian descent ville. constructed at enormous personal expense by who has resided in Stockholm, Sweden since 1962, Kent L. Jones, P.E. its Swedish sculptor, Karl Momen. The “Tree” is has always adopted an idiosyncratic approach STATE ENGINEER (Published in the situated on the flat and featureless Great Western to his art and it was through his desire to follow Tooele Transcript Bul- Desert in Utah. At the dedication ceremony of this an individualistic path that he arrived at this letin December 27 unique structure, hundreds of people gathered highly significant manifestation of the modernist 2018 & January 3, to hear outgoing Utah Governor Norm Bangerter tradition. You are invited to experience his creative 2019) accept the “Tree” from its maker on behalf of the process and experience the challenge of bringing For any of your people. Utah had unwittingly become the home of the vision to reality in this beautifully illustrated real estate this unlikely gift. account of it’s inspiration and creation. needs, call This and other titles available at the TOOELETRANSCRIPT Shane Bergen Tooele Transcript Bulletin BULLETIN 58 N. 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North Tooele Firefighters Cody Howard and Eric Wilden (above left) clear ice for Saturdays Polar Bear Plunge. Brook Call (above right) jumps in, while Nate Thomas (left) makes a twisting entry.

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Facts are pieces of information Chameleon Cutie based upon things that can be The world’s smallest chameleon, the measured, proven or seen by Brookesia micra chameleon anyone. lives on the island of Opinions describe how someone Madagascar. feels about a thing or event. They can vary from person to person. Adult males grow to only about a half-inch Example: The tiny lizard is cute is an opinion. The lizard is half (16 millimeters) an inch long is a fact. from nose to tail. The world is full of tiny, adorable Write three FACTS about little animals. This week, meet This chameleon is so small that animals you found on some of them on Kid Scoop! you might miss it if you don’t look today’s Kid Scoop page: very closely. In fact, scientists did miss this tiny guy for a long time. Circle every third number to discover the year the Brookesia micra chameleon was discovered.

The Paedophryne amauensis Replace the missing words. frog is about the size of a housefly. It is so tiny that it can fit on a grape. It measures only about a third of an inch or Madame Berthe’s 7.7 millimeters long. Mouse Lemur How a Scientist Discovered the Tiny Frog The world’s smallest primate ______Can you nd only one ounce Christopher Austin is a herpetologist – a scientist that each frog’s identical twin? (30 grams), studies reptiles and amphibians. or about the same Write three OPINIONS as a slice of ______. It is about the animals on He wanted to find the animal today’s Kid Scoop page: making an unusual “tink-tink-tink” called Madame Berthe’s sound in the tropical forest mouse lemur. of Papua New Guinea. While the cute critter is He heard the noise coming super tiny, it has large from some dead leaves on the eyes which help it ______at forest floor. He looked and night and a tail that is ______looked but couldn’t find any animals. He grabbed a clump of the than its body. leaves and put them into a bag. Back at his camp, he checked each of the hundreds of leaves in the bag.

Imagine his happy surprise when a tiny animal hopped off one of Bee the leaves. It was a tiny frog that no one had ever seen before. Hummingbird Standards Link: Life Science: Animals have structures that serve different functions in survival. Same But Royal Antelope Di erent The royal antelope is the world’s smallest antelope, measuring Tiny and small are only ten inches tall and weighing less than seven pounds (3kg). different words that This cute little creature lives in the rainforests of Ghana and Sierra mean the same thing. Leone, but the chances of you seeing one are very slim because They are synonyms. they’re nocturnal. Look through the How many words can you make with the It’s the smallest bird in the newspaper for letters in Royal Antelope? Complete the grid by using all the letters world and weighs less than some examples in the word TINY in each vertical and horizontal row. Each letter should only two ounces (57g). Don’t let of synonyms. be used once in each row. Some spaces its size fool you! It’s tiny but Can you find five? have been filled in for you. powerful. It can flap its little Standards Link: Research: wings 80 times per second! Use the newspaper to locate information.

Find the words in the puzzle. Dwarf Three-toed Jerboa ADORABLE How many of them can you The dwarf three-toed jerboa is the world’s smallest rodent. It ANIMALS find on this page? weighs less than an ounce and is about 1.7 inches tall. Jerboas PRIMATE live in deserts and dry areas in North Africa A S R E G N I F N S FINGERS and Asia, where I I M S E V A E L I they dig SIMILAR underground burrows. ISLAND A S O U N D E L L M Some people compare its little body to a: LEAVES S L L T H T E B A I SMALL Y A T A A S S A F L This week’s word: SOUND NOCTURNAL C N A M M R I R I A The adjective nocturnal NOISE means active at night. LEMUR A D I A E I O O V R Most owls are nocturnal, = A = C = N = T TINY M R L T S G N D E M sleeping in daytime and FROG P L E M U R A A L L hunting at night. = B = L = O = S CAMP Use the word nocturnal in a Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical sentence today when talking Standards Link: Follow simple written directions. FIVE words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. with your friends and family.

Measuring the News When I Grow Up Newspapers provide loads of measuring What do you want to be opportunities. Have students measure and when you grow up? Write a compare the width, height and area of photos paragraph about the job you

in the paper. Which photos are the biggest? would like to have one day and

At the hickory dickory dock. dickory hickory the At Why do they think that might be? ANSWER: why you would be good at it. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. B12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY January 3, 2019

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