Stansbury wins Best of the West See A8 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  TUESDAY January 14, 2020 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 126 No. 65 $1.00 Woman accused of killing infant daughter enters guilty plea

TIM GILLIE EDITOR A Wendover woman accused of killing her 15-month-old daughter in September 2017 has plead guilty to a second degree felony charge of child abuse homicide. The attorney for April Dawn Carter entered a change of plea notice in 3rd District Court on Jan. 7. Carter initially plead not guilty to a charge of first degree felony charge of aggra- April Carter vated murder in November 2018. neck, chest, elbows and feet. A Ice fishermen on Monday morning on the frozen over Settelement Canyon reservoir. According to the change of spinal fluid sample contained Snowpacks in Tooele Valley and statewide are above average for this time of year. plea notice, Carter waived her blood, which was consistent rights to a preliminary hearing with head trauma. and a trial by jury. A presen- During the full autopsy, tence investigation was ordered the medical examiner’s office with sentencing scheduled determined the victim suf- for Feb. 26 before 3rd District fered multiple rib fractures, Mountain snowpack depths Court Judge Matthew Bates. including five on the left side Wendover City police were and three on the right side, the originally dispatched to a car- statement said. The fractures diac arrest at Carter’s residence appeared to be healing and are off to a good start the morning of Sept. 27, 2017, were not consistent with inju- according to a probable cause ries sustained from CPR. statement. Officers performed The autopsy also determined CPR on the victim but sus- the victim showed signs of Tooele Valley’s snow water Utah pended lifesaving efforts once brain swelling and hemor- SNOTEL Current Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) it was apparent the child was rhage. The medical examiner’s % of Normal equivalent is 148% of normal Raft River deceased. office determined the injuries Jan 01, 2020 89 The medical examiner’s were not the result of normal Logan ! office completed an external childhood development but PHOTOS TIM GILLIE 105 Bear River exam of the victim the follow- consistent with severe blunt ing day and documented bruis- force trauma. Ogden ! Weber TIM GILLIE Ogden es on the victim’s head, face, [email protected] G r e a t S a l t L a k e Northeastern Uintahs EDITOR Snow Water 109 Equivalent (SWE) Salt Lake City 151 ¨¦§80 (_!^ 105 Snowpacks statewide hit the beginning of the year Basin-wide ahead of average, including in Tooele Valley where Percent of Duchesne River 1981-2010 148 Roosevelt snow is piling up in the mountains, according to the Median Tooele- 139 ! ! Vernon 115Provo Jan. 1, 2020 Water Supply Outlook Report from the unavailable *

National Resources Conservation Service Utah Snow <50% Provo- Utah- Survey. 50 - 69% Jordan Lower Sevier Price - San Rafael San “Utah’s snowpack for this winter is off to a good 70 - 89% River Pitch 132 start,” reads the NRCS report. “As of January 1st, the 90 - 109% 107 115 Herbert seeks snow water equivalent measured at our SNOTEL sites 110 - 129% 130 - 149% was 129% of normal statewide, with all major basins ¨¦§70 above 100%.” >=150% Moab ! * Data unavailable at time The Tooele Valley - Vernon Creek Basin’s snow of posting or measurement is not representative at this 115 more education time of year 190 water equivalent, or the amount of water in the snow- Beaver River 167 138 Provisional Data pack, was at 148% of the historic median value at the Subject to Revision ¨¦§15 Upper Dirty Devil end of 2019. Southwestern Utah Sevier River The Rocky Basin Settlement Canyon SNOTEL site funding in 2020 reported 10.9 inches of snow water equivalent for 227 191 Southeastern Utah 143% of the median. The Mining Fork SNOTEL site Escalante River St. George reported 9.3 inches of snow water equivalent for !

182% of the median. The Vernon Creek SNOTEL site Miles 010 20 40 60 80 100 state budget The snow water equivalent percent of normal represents the current Prepared by: snow water equivalent found at selected SNOTEL sites in or near the basin USDA/NRCS National Water and Climate Center compared to the average value for those sites on this day. Data based on Portland, Oregon SEE SNOWPACK PAGE A7 ® the first reading of the day (typically 00:00). http://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov Governor targets education, air quality, mental health, Medicaid and open space with additional dollars Winter at Settlement Canyon TIM GILLIE Reservoir, EDITOR Monday morn- Following his support of a ing. Settlement decrease in the education-ear- Canyon marked state income tax, Utah Reservoir was Gov. Gary Herbert proposed a at 57% capacity budget for the 2021 fiscal year as of Dec. 31, 2019, accord- with a $292 million increase in ing to National funding for public education. Resources Herbert unveiled his 2021 Conservation state budget recommendations Service. in a conference held at This is the Place Heritage Park on Jan. 8. Gary Herbert Included in Herbert’s budget recommendation is an increase been, and continues to be, my of $292 in state-directed fund- number one budget priority,” ing for public education, bring- Herbert said. “That is why, this ing the total state funding for year, we are investing $4.9 bil- education to $4.9 million in lion in K-12 public education, 2021. “Education has always SEE HERBERT PAGE A7 ®

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B4 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Overlook New DWR seeks help HOMETOWN B1 provides unique acupuncturist in catching OBITUARIES A6 view of lake in town poachers OPEN FORUM A4 See B1 See A2 See A3 SPORTS A8 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 14, 2020 Acupuncturist with local ties brings alternative treatment to Tooele area Salt Lake acupuncturist to treat patients in Tooele once a week

TIM GILLIE EDITOR A licensed acupuncturist is setting up shop in Tooele, once a week. Lori Berryhill, a state licensed acupuncturist with a practice in the Avenues area of Salt Lake City, will see patients in Tooele City on Thursdays at Melanie’s Health and Nutrition. Berryhill spoke to a group of about 40 people at Melanie’s on the evening of Jan. 9. TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO With over 20 years of expe- The acupuncture treatment room at Melanie’s Health and Nutrition. rience as an acupuncturist and 40 years as a patient, Berryhill broad,” she said. Berryhill also offers cupping said she is excited about bring- Berryhill said many of her and herbal consultation. ing licensed acupuncture to patients seek her out for relief Berryhill holds a master of Tooele County. Berryhill has of pain. science in traditional and ori- a local connection: she grew “Around 90% of acupunc- ental medicine from the Pacific up in Tooele while her father ture patients have pain,” she College of Oriental Medicine. worked at Tooele Army Depot. said. “Back pain is very com- She is listed as a licensed acu- Acupuncture can treat a mon, and not just to acupunc- puncturist with the Utah State variety of conditions by “open- ture.” Department of Professional ing channels,” according to Treatments are nor- Licensing. Berryhill. mally painless, according to Berryhill will see patients on Some conditions Berryhill Berryhill. Thursdays at Melanie’s Health said she treats are pain, anxi- “The needles are very and Nutrition at 768 N. Main ety, digestive issues, metabolic small,” she said. “Except for a Street in Tooele City. She can disorders including diabetes, few points, you don’t feel any- be reached at 801-554-5913 or compulsive disorders, trauma thing. ... A lot of people that appointments can be booked TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTOS support, and side effects of come in say ‘it just makes them online from her website at Lorri Berryhill, licensed acupuncturist, talks to a group of people at Melanie’s Health and Nutrition in Tooele on cancer treatment. feel better.’” loriberryhilllac.com. Jan. 9, 2020. Berryhill will see patients on Thursday’s at Melanie’s. “Acupuncture’s reach is Along with acupuncture, [email protected] Western music back in the saddle at Deseret Peak A Full-Color Jan. 25 event features western music, poetry and chili

Activity Page Fans of western music will writer Brenn Hill of Hooper, singing-songwriting duo, Dave gather at the Tooele County’s Utah, will regale the crowd and Jenny Anderson, from Just for Kids! Deseret Peak Complex for the with his authentic, heart-on- Harrisville, Utah, will round Seventh Annual Western Music sleeve songs of cowboy life. out the Songwriter Series Every Thursday in the Songwriter Series on Jan. 25. Hill is a seasoned musician lineup with country classics, Tooele Transcript-Bulletin From cowhand crooning who has been writing songs old cowboy tunes, and original to home-style chili, the event and playing guitar since his music. Subscribe Today 882-0050 will showcase Western singer- youth. His cowhand stories are “The best part about per- songwriters Brenn Hill, Andy filled with emotion and hones- forming and making music FILE PHOTO TOOELETRANSCRIPT Nelson and father-daughter ty above the twang of acoustic is getting to do it together,” Dave Stamey of Orange Grove, California, performs “Desert Train” during BULLETIN duo Dave and Jenny Anderson. guitar, banjo and fiddle. Jenny said. “We’ll sing for the 2019 Western Music and Songwriter’s Series at Deseret Peak Complex. The series is a benefit that “I’ve been lucky to do what anyone to wants to hear our supports the Tooele Junior Bit I love all these years. Aside songs.” Stockton, Utah, Champneys Association and the Cowboy and Spur Riding Club. from my wife and family, Following the chili and bases his poetry on his adven- Poets of Utah, Carpenter has Kicking off the event will be music is my purpose,” Hill said. cowboy tunes, Many Strings & tures and the people involved. opened for well-known cowboy TOOELE TRANSCRIPT the Fifth Annual Best of the “I’m looking forward to this Company will kick off an after- He is the 2019 Tooele County music, and poetry acts Trinity BULLETIN West Chili Cook-Off, sponsored year’s show. It’s going to be a party at Bonneville Brewery 4-H two-handed and bitted Seely, Chad Prather and Mary by the Tooele Bit and Spur great crowd, and I’m happy to in Tooele, adding even more reserve champion and has Kay. ADMINISTRATION Riding Club. be a part of it.” musical talent to the mix on performed at the Antelope Donations are welcome at Scott C. Dunn Publisher Chili Judging will com- Andy Nelson, a self-iden- Jan. 25. Island Cowboy Legends, Weber the Youth Showcase, 100% Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus mence at 3 p.m. The top three tified “cowpoke poet,” will Back by popular demand County Library Series. of which will go back to the OFFICE cooks will be selected for their charm audiences in poetry for the second year, the 2020 Venessa Carpenter, age 15, youth, according to Songwriter Bruce Dunn Controller chili-cooking chops. and comedy with his uniquely Youth Showcase will precede learned to play the guitar in Series organizers. Chris Evans Office Manager Chili will be available for funny and honest take on cow- the Songwriter Series on Jan. east Texas from John Defoore, Tickets for the Western Vicki Higgins Customer Service purchase at concession stands boy culture and history. 24, at 8 p.m. at Bonneville a veteran of the Texas coun- Music Songwriters Series Patricia Cook Circulation Manager so that event attendees can A Wyoming cowboy poet, Brewery. try music scene. Defoore, can be purchased at www. EDITORIAL enjoy dinner and the show. Nelson counts traveling as A free event, the showcase along with his wife, taught Westernsong.net and are Tim Gillie Editor Proceeds from the chili will a kid with his father, who will be hosted by cowboy poet Carpenter to sing. Carpenter $15 for general admission or David Bern Editor-at-Large also benefit the Tooele Junior worked as a farrier, as the big- Thatch Elmer and will feature has performed at many Texas bleacher seats, or $100 for a Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Bit and Spur Riding Club. gest influencer on his work. youth talent Tib Champneys venues, including the Rains group table of six. Mark Watson Correspondent “Going into our seventh Having entertained crowds and Venessa Carpenter. Entertainment Group in For more information, visit ADVERTISING year with the Songwriter across the U.S. and Canada, Tib Champneys, age 12, Dennison, the Rialto Theater, www.Tooelebitandspur.com Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Series, we have raised more Nelson is a multiple-time is a three-time champion of the Tex Ritter Showcase in and www.Westernsong.net. Keith Bird Advertising Sales than $40,000 for youth in the winner of the Western Music the Cache Valley Cowboy Carthage, and Gladewater The Youth Showcase is free, Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & community through the Tooele Association Male Poet of the Rendezvous youth poetry Opry. Now involved with the and seating is first come first Classified Advertising Manager Bit and Spur Riding Club,” Year Award and is the host of competition. Hailing from International Western Music served. LAYOUT & DESIGN said Tyler Guy, event organizer the “Clear Out West” syndi- John Hamilton Creative Director and cowboy poet and reciter. cated radio show. Liz Arellano Graphic Artist “I’m excited to see the turnout “I’m really excited about PRODUCTION for this year’s event. Delicious this year’s event,” Nelson said Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager chili, cowboy poetry and song of the Songwriter Series. “But Fred Feinauer Production Manager — we have something for I’m mostly hoping to snag Dan Coats Pre-press Technician everyone. 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Foot & Ankle & Heel Pain Workshop DWR sees slight jump in illegal Reveals Insider Secrets of 30 Years Helping Patients Heal Naturally and Walk Again. (If you suffer from neuropathy pain, wildlife killing during 2019 this is for you too) • Does your heel hurt when you stand or walk? • Do your feet hurt so bad that life is disrupted? Utah Division of Wildlife detected by DWR conservation • Are you limping because of pain despite injections? Resources conservation offi- officers last year was 3,525 • Are you afraid to get surgery? cers reported that 1,050 ani- violations, compared to 3,963 • Does pain and numbness keep you up at night? mals were illegally killed in in 2018. Utah in 2019, a slight increase One possible reason for the If you answered YES to any of these questions – this from the total number killed reduction in violations from FOOT & ANKLE & HEEL PAIN WORKSHOP could be the year before. 2018 to 2019 is that there a Godsend…“I had pain in my heel for well over a year…since The total combined value were several vacant officer physical therapy, laser and dry needling, my pain has of wildlife that was illegally districts in 2019, according to vanished! I can resume a normal life!” ~C.M. Stansbury Park. killed was over $386,000. the DWR. While more individual animals “Each animal that is ille- Dear Reader… I have treated thousands of patients with were killed illegally in 2019, gally killed in our state is one heel pain the past 30 years. When you can’t stand or the total monetary value was less animal that legal hunt- walk, life is miserable… (I’ve suffered too)…”This is my lower than in 2018, due to the ers, wildlife enthusiasts or foot, this is my life, please help me,” asked a patient with monetary values assigned to everyday citizens do not have tears in her eyes…“Before PT I could barely walk, but different species in state law. the opportunity to enjoy,” now my ankle feels great and I got my life back,” she As an example, a trophy DWR Sgt. Chad Bettridge said. fish is valued at $25, while a “Poachers steal our ability to later shared. We at Meier & Marsh Physical Therapy are trophy elk is valued at $8,000. enjoy Utah’s wildlife.” passionate about getting our patients back to normal so The average value of an ille- The DWR encourages resi- they can enjoy life again…that’s why we’re doing this gally killed animal in 2019 was dents to report any suspicious FREE WORKSHOP…to register call 435-843-1311 $369, while in 2018, it was hunting activity. $586. Reports can be made by call- PHOTO COURTESY UTAH DWR THURSDAY, JANUARY 23rd 6:30 -7:30 PM In 2018, 927 animals were ing the UTiP hotline — 1-800- Utah Department of Wildlife Services officer Joshua Carver with the rack illegally killed in Utah. 662-DEER (3337) — which is from a poached buck deer. The DWR is asking for help to catch poachers The first 10 people to register will get a special report we in Utah. There were a total of 526 staffed 24 hours a day, seven call The Top 10 Burning Questions People with Foot citations for unlawful take and days a week. The number is Bettridge said. “Please keep enforce wildlife laws and keep & Ankle & Heel Pain Ask…all attendees will learn… wanton destruction in 2019, printed on hunting or fishing your eyes and ears open and our recreating public safe.” ! The #1 Mistake People Make that short-circuits compared to 611 in 2018. The licenses. report suspicious activity to overall number of violations “We need your help,” us. Working together, we can healing. ! The 3 Most Common Problems Causing Foot & Heel Pain....and… ! What Successful Treatment Looks Like to Heal 100%, avoid injections and painful surgery. Rare salt formations appear along the Great Salt Lake We only have 10 seats left because many of our past SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — enormous piece of lace laid the beauty of those mounds,” water back. patients are already coming…so call 843-1311 to Rare salt formations have been over the sandy earth. An up- he said. While the Great Salt Lake reserve your seat for Thursday, January 23rd. documented for the first time close look reveals long, spire- But researchers don’t have is now recovering from a on the shores of the Great Salt like crystals clustered jaggedly long to study the Great Salt drought cycle, the long-term Where is the workshop? At Meier & Marsh Physical Lake, and they could yield together like something out of Lake formations: As winter trend has been a slow loss of Therapy, NorthPointe Medical 2356 N 400 E, Ste. 101… insights about salt structures science fiction. turns to spring, warming tem- about a 1/2 foot per decade, we will have cookies and chocolate too. found on Mars before they dis- There are now four mounds peratures mean the salt won’t Perry said. appear for good. at the Great Salt Lake beach, continue to precipitate out of There can be a perception We have an exciting announcement� for anyone with They’re showing up now in growing up to 3 feet tall and the water and the mounds will that water flowing to the Great neuropathy pain….at the workshop find out about our part because water levels at several yards wide. disintegrate into a fine dust. Salt Lake is wasted because new neuropathy treatment where we are getting amazing the largest natural lake west Mirabilite mounds are seen “That powder will eventu- it’s too salty to support much results… pain often disappearing after 2-3 visits….it is of the Mississippi have been more often in places such as ally get blown away or dis- life beyond brine shrimp, our go-to secret weapon for ankle and tendon pain lowered by drought and water the Antarctic, bolstered by the solve into the lake,” said Elliot but Perry said that’s wrong. too....Plus….we’re giving away ten $50 treatments to diversion, exposing more constantly cold temperatures. Jagniecki, a geologist with the Brine shrimp are a $1.3 bil- workshop attendees (we might even have a special shoreline. It’s a story that’s There are also indications of Utah Geological Survey. Park lion industry in Utah, and the workshop just for people with neuropathy). playing out throughout the similar structures on Mars, so rangers will be conducting wetlands around the lake are a American West as a growing study of the mounds in Utah guided tours to the mounds in welcome haven for migrating See you at the FOOT & ANKLE PAIN WORKSHOP population puts more demand could offer clues on how to Utah this weekend. birds. January 23rd for people suffering and who don’t on scarce water resources. examine salts found there. The mounds are expected “People have this view- know what to do about it. Along the high-salinity Salt deposits on Mars could to be gone by February, and point that every drop of water Kindly Call 435-843-1311 to hat mak waters Great Salt Lake, the hold clues about whether eventually melting snow will t es it into the lake is Sincerely, reserve one or more of the 10 expanded shoreline means groundwater or even life was send runoff into the lake, rais- unusable,” he said. “They are seats left. there are more places where ever supported on the red ing lake levels and likely swal- missing the point that the lake Troy Marsh, PT, Cert. MDT water can bubble up to the planet, said Robert Zubrin, lowing up the sites. and its ecosystem has needs, surface from warm, sulfate- president of the Mars Society, That’s part of normal fluc- and those needs are not being rich springs. When it hits a nonprofit group that runs a tuations with the seasons and met.” the cold air, a mineral called station simulating the planet drought cycles, but overall the Glauber’s salt, or mirabilite, in the Utah desert that isn’t lake isn’t covering as much separates out. involved with studying the ground as it once did, said “It has to be exposed to just Great Salt Lake mounds. Kevin Perry, professor of the the right conditions,” said park “What would that look like? University of Utah who has ranger Allison Thompson, who What would be the right detec- studied stretches of dry lake You are invited to a complimentary first saw them in October. tion instrument or technique?” bed. Much of that is due to The tiny crystals have he said. water being diverted away built up over the last several Mirabilite mounds are from rivers that feed the lake months, eventually creating especially interesting because for agriculture and other uses flat terraces stacked atop one they’re created by water bub- before it reaches the lake, he another like the travertine bling up from underground, so said. Wills & Trusts rimstone and dam terraces at they can provide clues about Other water bodies in the Yellowstone’s Mammoth Hot what’s beneath the surface West have faced similar pres- Springs. without expensive drilling, sures, including California’s From far away, the mounds said Richard Socki. He stud- Owens Lake. It dried up as can blend into the snowy land- ied mirabilite mounds in the water was diverted to Los Workshop scape along the flat blue of the Antarctic when he was a NASA Angeles over the last century, lake edged by distant moun- geochemist in the mid-2000s. leaving wind-blown dust that tains. From above, though, the “The mounds are bringing polluted the air before a recent With attorneys Frank Mohlman cascading terraces are like an things up from below, that’s anti-dust project brought some and David Wood of Plan Right Law MASTER GARDENER PROGRAM CLASS WILL BEGIN ON JANUARY 28, 2020

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OUR VIEW Vigilance and action School district, community urged to continue efforts to provide mental health treatment for students in need

Last month we published a three-part series of stories on the 2019 Student Health and Risk Prevention survey that was conducted last March on 5,632 sixth- to 12th-grade students in the Tooele County School District. SHARP collects data on substance use, antisocial behavior, communi- ty and school climate and safety, and social and emotional health. Done every two years, the survey is part of the Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health’s statewide prevention needs assessment. Students’ answers are anonymous, and 39 school districts and 17 charter schools participate. Students require parental permission to participate. The first story, published Dec. 17, reported that while tobacco use among local students continues to decline, vaping is on the rise, accord- ing to SHARP findings. Of local students who responded, 11th graders vaped the most in the 30 days prior to taking the survey, increasing from 13.7% in 2017 to 19.7% in 2019. The second story, published Dec. 19, reported that according to SHARP, marijuana is now the preferred drug of choice by local students, with alcohol second. SHARP data shows that 6.6% of students surveyed said they had used marijuana 30 days prior to taking the survey while 5.6% had used alcohol. Increased use of vaping and marijuana by local students doesn’t come as a big surprise to local educators and prevention specialists. Despite health alarms, vaping’s allure continues. The forthcoming use of medicinal marijuana in Utah, and nearby Colorado and Nevada allowing medicinal and recreational use, are perhaps creating a perception among GUEST OPINION local students that it’s more OK to use marijuana than before. But what is surprising and alarming are SHARP’s data on the mental and emotional well-being of students, especially regarding suicide. The third story, published Dec. 24, reported that 20% of local student respondents said they had seriously considered suicide, a 3% increase from 2017’s survey. Also, 62% of surveyed students said they are some- Frank is one of the ‘good what or very worried about the possibility of suicide by a student. Furthermore, 19% said they felt left out often or always, and 18% said they felt isolated from others. Because a sense of belonging is important to human health, such numbers are troubling — and should be especially to parents. Understandably, based on local students’ guys’ who finished first responses, the survey claims 25% of them have a high need for mental health treatment and 25% have a moderate need. read with appreciation the reach a wise solution through concili- Although the school district and overall community have made huge Transcript Bulletin article last ation and collaboration. His manner strides in recent years to raise suicide awareness and prevention, with week announcing the retirement is marked by humility, patience, and I Merrill Nelson positive results, evidently the pernicious root causes of depression and of my friend and colleague, Frank respect in dealing with others. suicide ideation among local teens remain — and may be growing Mohlman, from the practice of law. GUEST COLUMNIST In reflecting on his life, Lincoln worse. In an age when lawyers are viewed wanted it said of him, “that I always According to Julie Spindler, the school district’s at-risk coordinator, with distrust or even disdain, Frank’s plucked a thistle and planted a more students considering suicide in 2019 represents a “statistically sig- legal career provides a full measure be handled with fairness and profes- flower when I thought a flower nificant change.” She noted with a mental health grant for students run- of redemption for us all. Abraham sionalism. For many years, Frank would grow.” The same can be said ning out, the school district can use and will need an increase in mental Lincoln refuted the vague perception organized and led the Tooele County of Frank Mohlman. Throughout his health funding from the state. “that lawyers are necessarily dishon- Bar Association, with the aim of bet- legal career, he plucked the “thistles” The school district and community are urged to continue or increase est,” urging those who would become ter serving the legal needs of this of contention and planted the “flow- efforts to provide mental health treatment for students in need. Parental lawyers “to resolve to be honest at county. (I must admit, though, that ers” of peaceful and lasting solu- involvement is crucial, too. Based on the latest SHARP survey results, all events,” or to choose some other the highlight of the meetings were tions, whether in the courtroom, the that need may require a greater commitment of vigilance and action. occupation. Frank certainly epito- Lucille’s homemade cinnamon rolls.) boardroom, the community, or his mized Lincoln’s view of “an honest Frank’s skills and experience as a personal life. Frank is certainly one lawyer.” lawyer were also manifested in his of the “good guys” who finished first. GUEST OPINION As a young lawyer fresh out of many years of service to his com- Best wishes and thanks to Frank and school, I looked up to Frank as a munity and church. Whether on the Lucille as they transition to other mentor and role model. Through the school board, the education founda- fields of service. years, we consulted on various mat- tion board, or in other settings, Frank ters, and I had no reservation refer- demonstrated his ability to evaluate Rep. Merrill Nelson is a resident of Kaepernick’s stupid ring cases to him, trusting they would a problem calmly and fairly and to Grantsville and represents District 68.

lie about America GUEST OPINION n the torrent of idiotic com- mentary unleashed by the kill- Iing of Qassem Soleimani, Colin Kaepernick’s deserves a place of honor. The NFL washout and Nike Trump’s neocons might persona who makes sure the com- pany doesn’t produce any overly patriotic sneakers tweeted, “There is nothing new about American terrorist attacks against Black and get the war they wanted Brown people for the expansion of fear it would fuel insurrections American imperialism.” here. The American South coveted .S. President Donald Trump the U.S. sought to dominate — was For Kaepernick, Soleimani is lands in Latin America prior to the kicked off 2020 by authorizing the endgame. just another dark-skinned man Civil War, seeking more territory the assassination of a powerful A few years after the U.S. invaded U Rachel Marsden brutalized by the United States. for slavery. After World War I, Iranian general on Iraqi soil, where GUEST COLUMNIST Iraq on questionable intelligence, The Iranian terror master was, in Woodrow Wilson opposed a racial America still has a military presence. Suleimani opposed what many citi- effect, driving while nonwhite and equality proposal made by Japan Trump then threatened sanctions zens of the Middle East came to view paid the ultimate price. For all we at the Paris Peace Conference. against Iraq if it followed through on a as an American occupation. Imagine know, the operator of the MQ-9 All of this, and more, are stains parliamentary resolution to expel U.S. their stock prices soar after Suleimani the Iranian military invading Canada Reaper drone that took him out on our nation’s history, but to troops. was killed. and a U.S. general leading the effort was making a white-supremacy consider racism the chief principle Happy New Year! The neocons could see that they to kick Iran out. Would anyone argue hand signal while unleashing this of a rapacious U.S. foreign policy This was like going over to a friend’s were losing their footholds in the that Iran was there justifiably to lib- racist attack. is reductive, malicious, dishonest house to watch the big game and then Middle East, from Afghanistan to erate Canada? Would anyone object This interpretation of events and incredibly stupid. murdering one of your friend’s friends. Syria. Decades-long efforts to increase to the U.S. military entering Canada takes identity politics to a whole The U.S. engaged in titanic Then, when the friend kicks you out, U.S. presence and influence in the to remove Iranian soldiers from new level, defining the blood- struggles in the 20th century you refuse to leave until he pays you region has failed. The ultimate benefi- Canadian soil? Because that was pre- drenched hit man for a terroristic, against Imperial Germany, Nazi for the pizza and beer you brought. ciary was Iran. cisely Suleimani’s role in Iraq. profoundly anti-Semitic, deeply Germany and the Soviet Union, After the U.S. military droned Iran had beefed up its military role, After 9/11, the U.S. embarked on intolerant theocracy as a victim, none of which were brown or Qassem Suleimani at Baghdad’s kicking jihadists backed by the U.S. an ambitious odyssey, led by inter- based on his skin color alone. black. Enormous resources of international airport, the Iraqi parlia- and its Gulf State allies out of Middle ventionist neocons, to install puppet Obviously, no one will mistake blood and treasure were poured ment voted to do American taxpay- Eastern countries. The man who led governments across the Middle East Colin Kaepernick for an original into stopping these truly imperial- ers a favor and end the 17-year U.S. that effort — and who prevented under the guise of democracy-build- thinker; he’s only repeating things ist powers from subjecting foreign occupation of Iraq. Trump, who was Islamic State terrorists from raising ing. Given the total failure of that he’s read or been told, in a slightly peoples to their rule. elected largely on the promise to get their flag over Baghdad and Damascus project and the proliferation of failed more lurid form. His worldview is The United States opposed America out of its Middle Eastern — was Suleimani. And no one knows states as a result, it should come as no disproportionately represented in European colonialism, and its entanglements, responded by threat- it more than all of the people who academia and on the left, which biggest wars since World War II ening Iraq with financial conse- spilled into the streets of Iraq and Iran SEE MARSDEN PAGE A5 ® objects to calling Soleimani a mon- were fought shoulder to shoulder quences. It was surreal to hear another to mourn his death. ster (hence, Elizabeth Warren’s with Asian people in Korea and extortion threat from a president who But in neocon bizarro world, a pathetic backtracking after forth- Vietnam who didn’t want to be was just impeached for withholding known fighter of terrorists is labeled LETTERS POLICY rightly condemning Soleimani in overrun by rival Asians allied with congressionally approved military aid a terrorist with American blood on The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to her initial statement). totalitarian powers. for Ukraine in exchange for political his hands. Trump had never tweeted the editor from readers. Letters must be no It is certainly true that rac- In the more immediate, post- favors. about Suleimani before having him longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and ism has had a large hand in U.S. 9/11 period, we toppled the “We have a very extraordinarily killed, yet the president now pretends accompanied by the writer’s name, address foreign policy through much Taliban and Saddam Hussein. expensive air base that’s there. It cost that Suleimani was another Osama and phone number. Longer letters may be of our history. We drove Native These were interventions moti- billions of dollars to build,” Trump bin Laden. published, based on merit and at the Editor’s Americans from their lands, in vated by national interest, but also said. “We’re not leaving unless they In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. part based on racial animus. optimistic and idealistic to a fault. pay us back for it.” attacks by Saudi nationals, Suleimani Letters written to thank an individual or Thomas Jefferson refused to Viewing these conflicts through a Trump has gone from promising an actually cooperated to help America organization should be submitted for “Notes of Appreciation.” recognize an independent Haiti end to useless forever wars to perpetu- fight the Taliban in Afghanistan. after a successful slave revolt, for SEE LOWRY PAGE A5 ® ating the U.S. engagement in Iraq and He broke ranks with the U.S. when Readers who are interested in writing a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of general starting a war with Iran. The neocon- George W. 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GUEST OPINION If there is a new war with Iran, Trump is done ne of two things will is determined to bring this know this and fold that into its changes the dynamic. What I the forgotten: cost President Donald regime to its knees if they con- calculations. do mind is our own guys’ boots “Three tours in Iraq and no Trump his re-election: tinue to be provocative.” In 2016, Trump assumed on the ground. We don’t want bailouts for people like us.” O John Kass a recession or a war with Iran. Graham doesn’t have to control of the Republican Party another war.” It was a highly political GUEST COLUMNIST The economy, so far, is worry about dodging bullets. by taking the same anti-Bush One rule of politics is that movie that didn’t mention thrumming along. But Trump’s Neither do I, sitting comfort- path as Sen. Rand Paul, the all politicians lie. But if you lie politics, a story of archetypes, decision to kill Iranian Maj. ably while typing. Kentucky Republican and non- to your base, and they know it, of “deplorables” in flyover Gen. Qassem Soleimani, the all those weapons of mass But isn’t this how wars interventionist. you’re lost. country, the part of red-state murderous architect of Iran’s destruction that were never begin? Slowly, then all at once. Trump campaigned against Think back to the 2016 America that the media and expansion into Iraq and Syria, found. Republicans say war with those endless Middle East campaign, with Trump fight- political elites don’t care all a truly evil man with the blood Now they sing Trump’s Iran won’t happen. Democrats wars. The Republican Bush ing it out with the Bush family, that much about, except when of hundreds of Americans on praises for his killing of are busy selling fear because pro-war wing, the never- condemning their wars in Iraq the people are to be used as his hands, may very well have Soleimani. Trump voters hear fear is all they have left, and Trumpers, never forgave him. and Afghanistan as wasteful of props. put us on the path to war with them sing their song, and they they insist that it might. These Yet now, with Soleimani dead, American blood and American The bank robber brothers Iran. worry. are politicians, meaning they they praise him. treasure. in the movie are fictional, And that would break For the pro-war Republican have double-jointed spines. Americans can handle the A movie was out in theaters, but their America is real, the Trump’s base. He’d be done in establishment wants an end to American voters aren’t as killing of Soleimani. Especially “Hell or High Water,” released America of the forgotten, the 2020. the Iranian regime, come hell supple. Americans vote their the loved ones of those who in 2016, a modern Western people who play by the rules On Tuesday evening, Iran or high water. It sees a nuclear bank accounts. The economy lost their legs or arms or lives film about bank robber broth- and went to war themselves, launched more than a dozen Iran as an existential threat, to is doing spectacularly well for to Soleimani’s IEDs. ers played by Chris Pine and and sent their sons and daugh- missiles at two bases in Iraq Israel and to the entire Middle many. But if it fades and goes What Americans don’t want Ben Foster, and a Texas Ranger ters to war when their country hosting U.S. troops. Trump has East. south in a recession, Trump is war, troops on the ground, — Jeff Bridges — who tracks asked it of them. said he would respond to such “If the Iranians hit American will lose independent voters and that is where Trump is them down. Now they’re done with wars. attacks, the only question is targets and American interests and the election. being led. It was a fine film. There If this spins out of control, how. and American allies, we will And what of Trump’s base? As I was writing this, a was a line in the movie that Democrats who hate Trump The never-Trumpers, the respond militarily,” said for- They’re the forgotten, the peo- father of an American com- explained the Trump base and the establishment Bush stalwarts of the pro-war mer Trump loather, now sup- ple mocked by the Washington bat soldier who served in in that 2016 election. And it Republicans who now praise wing of the Bush Washington porter, Sen. Lindsey Graham elites and Washington media Afghanistan called me. holds the key to his 2020 re- him will have accomplished Republican establishment, of South Carolina, speaking as “deplorables.” They’re loyal “This is a game changer. election campaign. their goal: loathe Trump. They sup- before Tuesday’s Iranian mis- now, yes, but they don’t want Trump is taking out their It was painfully true then The end of Trump. ported America’s disastrous, sile launch. another war in the Middle leaders. We don’t mind that,” and it is now. It wasn’t dia- never-ending wars in Iraq and “If they hit us again, I would East. he told me. “You go after the logue. It was graffiti, scrawled John Kass is a columnist for Afghanistan. not want to be working in an They’ve had enough of wars. decision-makers who orches- in blood-red paint on a sun- the Chicago Tribune. His Twitter They sold us on the inva- Iranian oil field,” Graham said, And he’d lose them if another trate or sponsor violence and bleached wall in a hot, dusty, handle is @john_kass. sion of Iraq by shrieking about “because I think the president war begins. Iran must surely terror from a safe distance. It dying town, a desperate cry of

fate of the world in the hands guishable from them. white people. influence, anyone who got in Marsden of Iran, as we’re all left hop- Lowry The same is obviously true the way of the Iranian imperial ing that Iranian leadership Rachel Marsden is a colum- of Qassem Soleimani. He project. continued from page A4 continued from page A4 responds to the attack with nist, political strategist and host has prodigious amounts of His end is a boon to human- restraint, discipline and calm. of an independently produced American blood on his hands ity, which should be obvious surprise that the people of the Meanwhile, Trump is already French-language program that (of Americans of all races and to anyone who’s not drunk on region no longer welcome a threatening to bomb Iranian airs on Sputnik France. Her racial prism requires ignoring creeds), but he mainly killed ideology or racial obsessions. U.S. military presence. cultural sites — which would website can be found at www. that the Taliban and Saddam other people in the Middle East Suleimani’s assassination be a war crime. rachelmarsden.com. overwhelmingly killed, tor- — Syrians opposed to Bashar Rich Lowry is editor of the resulted from an escala- What Trump should be tured and repressed other non- Assad, Iraqis protesting Iranian National Review. tion between U.S. forces and doing, instead of tweeting his Iranian-aligned Iraqi forces on way into the Twitter Hague Iraqi soil — a product of the with his bellicose threats power struggle between Iran against Middle Eastern coun- You Have Fascinating Neighbors! and the U.S in the Middle East. tries, is fulfilling his election Experts have long feared that promise to simply leave the Read Their Stories in Every Issue! it was only a matter of time region. The failure of two before someone triggered a hot decades of neocon interven- TOOELE We’re Your Hometown! war. The Trump administration tionism wasn’t Trump’s fault, TRANSCRIPT has now pulled that trigger. but by acting like the neocons’ Subscribe Today: 435.882.0050 In doing so, it has placed the lapdog, he has become indistin- BULLETIN or TooeleOnline.com

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With students returning to school from the Christmas Enrique Feria-Arias, M.D. Daniel Gibbs, M.D. Break this past week, there were 200 returning students who had received a nice present from some TEF partners just in time for the holidays – new warm clothing! These welcomed gifts made a positive difference and brought additional joy and happiness into lives of these students. TEF is grateful to Tooele Valley Rotary, KSL Quarters for Christmas, and Larry H. Miller Charities for embracing the spirit of Christmas and sharing themselves in this manner in the magic and wonder of shoes and socks. Such during the recent holiday the holiday season. While wonderfully good things to season. no organization’s gift can have this time of year! Orthopedic Surgeon, Orthopedic Hip, Knee These very generous accurately reflect the love Tooele Education donations allowed TEF intended, their gifts surely Foundation thanks Foot & Ankle Specialist and Shoulder Surgeon to distribute this amazing made life better for these these amazing partner gift among all schools students. The generosity organizations, and the throughout our community. of others helped make people who lead them, Thanks to the help from the holidays brighter and for truly understanding local area school principals, merrier for school children that embracing the spirit secretaries, and classroom throughout Tooele County! of Christmas also means We accept most major health plans. teachers, students receiving Because of these donors’ giving to those beyond their one of these gifts went giving spirit via $10,000 immediate sphere as well, home for the holidays with a from Larry H. Miller especially those most in $50.00 gift card or voucher Charities Sub for Santa need. that was able to be redeemed Program, $4,895 from KSL From all of us at Tooele at our local Walmart store. Quarters for Christmas, Education Foundation – All-in-all, these wonderful and $5,000 from the Tooele Thank You so much for vouchers and gift cards were Valley Rotary Club’s Head, caring about the kids in our worth $20,000 to be used for Shoulders, Hands and Toes community! warm clothing. program…these donations This act of reaching provided the opportunity Tooele Education HEIDENORTHO.COM out and giving to others for students to purchase Foundation helped make the Christmas warm clothing, i.e. shirts holiday a time of genuine and pants, pajamas, coats, @TEFbellringer kindness, and it meant the hats, scarves, gloves, boots, 435-615-8822 promoting and participating 2356 N 400 E, Building B Ste 102 Tooele, Utah 84074 www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 14, 2020 OBITUARIES Rayma Lynne Carl Eugene “Gene” Ronald Dan Mecham

(Cornelison) Hunt Benson Ronald Dan Mecham was “Lynne” Gene, age 84, passed away called home to his Heavenly Jan. 8, 2020, in Huntsville, Father, Jan. 8, 2020. Rayma Lynne (Cornelison) Alabama. He was born June Ron was the firstborn of Hunt “Lynne,” age 72, passed 8, 1935, in Lynndyl, Utah, seven children to Fred and away suddenly Tuesday, Jan. to Carl and Ethel Benson. Louise Mecham. Ron grew 7, 2020, in Tooele, Utah. She Gene was sealed to his eter- up on a dairy farm in Genola, was born February 2, 1947, in nal companion, Rae Rogers, Utah, where he learned hard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to on June 15, 1956, in the Los work and dedication at a Ray Frank Cornelison and Lena Angeles Temple. They have very young age. Ron was an Sue (O’Steen) Cornelison. lived in Whittier, California; active member of The Church She graduated from Borger Grantsville Utah; Layton, Utah; of Jesus Christ of Latter-day High School in Borger, Texas, and Huntsville, Alabama. He Saints where he served in vari- in 1965. Lynne continued her was preceded in death by ous capacities, including serv- education in nursing and grad- his parents, daughter Carla, ing in the North Central States uated with a nursing degree and son Dennis. Gene’s fam- Mission. Ron met his eternal from the Northwest Texas for all time and eternity. ily includes his wife Rae; years. sweetheart, Vickie Banks in his heart. He is also survived School of Nursing in 1968. She Lynne spent her spare time sons Craig (Teri), and Terry Funeral services will be held Spanish Fork, Utah, and they by his brother Karl (Marcia) spent the next 50 years as a painting, crocheting, tending (Teresa); daughters Gail at 11 a.m., Thursday, Jan. 16, were sealed together in the Mecham; and sisters Linda registered nurse working in all her flowers in her sun room (a (Kelly), and Pam (Paul). Dad 2020, at Lindquist Mortuary, Provo Utah Temple. Together (Lonnie) Fullmer, Gaylynn aspects of the nursing world. gift her loving husband made was always laughing and 1867 N. Fairfield Rd., Layton, they had four children which (Kelly) Beckstrom. He was pre- She began as a floor nurse for her) and taking care of joking with his seven grand- Utah. A viewing will be held he was very proud of and loved ceded in death by his parents, and moved her way up the her small dogs. The thing she children and thirteen great- from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior with all his heart. His love for Fred and Louise Mecham; and management chain working cherished most would be the grandchildren. Gene and Rae to services. Dad, we love you hunting, horses and dogs was brothers Kyle, Elden, and Fred. in hospitals across the coun- time she spent with her grand- were together for 63 wonderful and will miss you. second to none. He had a kind A viewing will be held try. She was in charge of all children heart; always making sure Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020, from types of nursing departments Lynne is survived by her his family was safe and taken 6 to 8 p.m., at Tate Mortuary, from Intensive Care Units, to husband John; her three care of and was a friend to all 110 S. Main St., Tooele, Utah. Infection control prevention sons and their wives, Jeffrey whom he knew. Funeral service will be held for the Texas State Department (Vickie), Johnny (Cindy) Hilde Kelsey Ron is survived by his wife Friday, Jan. 17, 2020, at the of Corrections. She was a and Joshua (Hannah); as Vickie Mecham; children Erda Stake Center, 1050 W. state surveyor for the Texas well as her grandchildren, On Jan. 9, 2020, Hilde Angie (Reece) Davis, Hollie Erda Way, at 11 a.m., with a Department of Health, as well Joseph, Jaycee, Jetta, Dannan, Kelsey, 81, of Tooele, Utah, left (Ron) Baum, Travis (Debbie) viewing to be held prior from as the Utah Department of Charlotte, Maggie and Olivia; this earth to join the love of Mecham and Brett (Erin) 10 to 10:45 a.m. Interment Health. When she left the state her brother Randy Cornelison; her life and best friend, Kenton Mecham; 14 grandchildren; will be at the Tooele City of Utah Department of Health, and her two nieces Amy Ward Kelsey; mother Oma; and her and three great-grandchildren Cemetery. she opened a short-term tran- and Kelly Waterhouse. She was son Daniel. She is survived by who had a special place in sitional health care facility for preceded in death by her son her loving children Joseph and Advanced Health Care as their Joseph, her mother Sue, and Jeanette; grandchildren Emmi, Director of Nursing. Lynne her father Ray. Michelle, Justin, Richard, retired from nursing in 2015. Funeral Services were held Tammy; great- granddaughters She married John Clifton Hunt Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020 in Veronica, Faith; and many NOTE OF APPRECIATION on Feb. 22, 1967. Their mar- Tooele, Utah. She will be laid friends. riage was later solemnized Jan. to rest in Borger, Texas, next to Family and friends who The family of Betty Q. Church. We would also like 22, 1977, in the Salt Lake City her oldest son Joseph. have been touched by Hilde’s Martinez would like to thank to thank JR from Didericksen Temple where they were sealed presence on this earth are our family and friends for their Memorial. Words cannot invited to attend her graveside kindness, compassion, flowers, express our heartfelt gratitude. service at noon Saturday, Jan. celebration of life. 50 S. 1st St., food and cards. A special thank Pauline Graham 18, 2020, at the Tooele City Tooele, Utah. you to Father Ken, Deacon Mike and Terri Martinez Cemetery, 361 S. 100 East. We sadly say goodbye to a Rick, Judy Arellano, the Choir Mary Martinez PLEASE ADOPT ME! Following the service, we will loving mother, a caring friend, and the ladies (for luncheon) Fran and Eric Herman meet at the F.O.E Eagles for a and a lady above all. from St. Marguerite Catholic

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Snowpack Statewide the precipitation to 34% at the end of 2018. rate for the calendar year of “With about 90 days remain- continued from page A1 2019 was 90% of normal. ing until our typical peak SWE, The slow start of precipita- our snowpack statewide is tion following an extremely roughly 140% of what it was reported 3.9 inches of snow dry summer resulted in dry soil at this time last year,” reads water equivalent for 108% of moisture levels in the state. the NRCS report. “This is quite the median. The NRCS reported that as of impressive when you consider From Jan. 1 to 13, the Rocky Jan. 1, statewide the soil satu- how well our snowpack turned Mountain-Settlement Canyon ration is 41%, roughly 80% of out by the end of last winter, site recorded an additional 2 normal. but keep in mind that much of inches of snow water equiva- In Tooele Valley the soil last year’s snowpack came in lent. The Mining Fork site saturation level was at 22% as February and March — keep reported 2.7 additional inches of Jan. 1. Normal for this time your fingers crossed for a of snow water equivalent while of year in Tooele Valley is 33%. repeat performance.” Vernon Creek picked up an Dry soils mean an above- SNOTEL, or snow telemetry, additional 0.4 inches of snow average snowpack is needed to are remote battery powered water equivalent during the produce average runoff condi- sites across western mountains same time period. tions, according to the NRCS that automatically measure While snowfall is up, overall report. and transmit information precipitation is below median “Current data suggest that about snow depth, water con- TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO for this time of year and soil Utah needs to receive about tent, rainfall, and air tempera- Settlement Canyon reservoir on Monday morning. moisture content indicates 8.5 inches additional SWE this ture. They are managed by the that the ground is drier than winter to continue to have an USDA’s National Resources and normal. ‘average’ winter, so bring on Conservation Service. Total precipitation for the the storms,” reads the NRCS SNOTEL reports for Tooele water year, which began Oct. report. Valley include data from 1, 2019, the total precipitation Tooele County’s reservoirs three sites in the Tooele received in the Tooele Valley- started out the year ahead of Valley-Vernon Creek Basin: Vernon Creek Basin was 90% last year. As of Dec. 31, 2019, the Mining Fork site in South of normal as of Dec. 31, 2019. Settlement Canyon reservoir Willow Fork, the Rocky Basin Precipitation rates got off to was at 57% of capacity, com- - Settlement Canyon site, and a slow start this year, but have pared to 31% at the end of the Vernon Creek site. improved, according to the 2018. Grantsville reservoir was [email protected] NRCS report. at 51% of capacity, compared

lion for an apprenticeship pro- funding toward new mental Herbert gram for students experiencing health services such as new cri- continued from page A1 intergenerational poverty, $4.3 sis response units, crisis receiv- million for locally hired and ing centers, and other mental supervised operational excel- health resources. lence staff in schools, $3.3 “In recent years, I have and over $1.6 billion in higher million for the Teacher Salary become increasingly familiar education.” Supplement Program and with the mental health chal- The proposed increase in $2.3 million for the Beverley lenges many in our population state public education spend- Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning face,” Herbert said. “These ing includes: $150.5 million Program. challenges are complex, pain- for a 4.5% increase in the Other budget recommenda- ful, and real. They affect so value of enrollment-based tions by Herbert include $100 many of us, and many of the funding, $34 million for enroll- million to improve Utah’s air people we love.” ment growth, $21.1 million for quality by increasing the public To see the governor’s com- local levy guarantee programs, transit budget and increasing plete 2021 budget recommen- $23.2 million for the Teacher electric vehicle infrastructure. dations go to https://gomb. and Student Success Program, “These investments will help utah.gov/current-budget/. $18.6 million for increasing us achieve our goal of reducing [email protected] kindergarten student funding annual statewide per capita to support optional enhanced emissions by 25% by 2026,” kindergarten, and $10.2 mil- Herbert said. Something On lion for the K-12 Computer Herbert also wants the state Science Initiative to ensure to spend $40 million to create Your Mind? that all K-12 students have an endowment for open space access to computer science and outdoor recreation infra- Write a Letter courses. structure. to the Editor! The proposed spending The governor also wants to increase also includes: $5 mil- direct $30.5 million of new Tooele Transcript Bulletin P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 Group seeks [email protected] postponement of planned roundup of wild horses We’re bringing the expertise of an RENO, Nev. (AP) — A group prevent undue or unnecessary that advocates for protection degradation of public lands academic medical center home to you. of wild horses says a federal “and to restore a thriving natu- agency didn’t provide adequate ral ecological balance and mul- notice of a weeks-long round- tiple-use relationship on public up planned to begin Monday lands” consistent with federal in eastern Nevada and western law, the BLM statement said. Utah and is asking for a post- The agency said it planned ponement. to gather up to 1,700 ``excess The American Wild Horse horses`` and to remove up Campaign said in a statement to 1,600 of them. It also said Friday that the Bureau of Land it planned to treat up to 50 Management was violating mares with a fertility control the public’s First Amendment vaccine and release the mares rights by not announcing the with an equal number of stud helicopter-assisted roundup horses. until Thursday afternoon and The statement said the Eagle by not allowing public observa- Complex has a current estimat- tion of the roundup from hors- ed population of 2,484 wild es in the Eagle Complex near horses, including the 2019 foal Pioche, Nevada, until starting crop. the second day. According to the BLM, the Public observers need time “appropriate management to be in place at the operation’s level” is between 139 and 265 remote location to see whether wild horses. the roundup of the federally Horses rounded up and protected wild horses is being removed will be transported conducted in compliance with to corrals in Sparks, Nevada, the BLM’s animal welfare poli- for evaluation and staging for cies, said Brieanah Schwartz, the agency’s adoption and sale AWHC policy counsel.. program, the BLM said. The AWHC said at a previ- “The BLM’s priority is to ous roundup in the same area conduct a safe, efficient, and included several violations. successful wild horse gather Christopher Bush, communi- operation while ensuring cations director for the federal humane care and treatment of agency’s Nevada office, did not all animals gathered. The BLM immediately respond Saturday and its contractors will use the Mountain West Medical Center is pleased to announce our affiliation with University of to an emailed request for com- best available science and han- ment. dling practices for wild horses Utah Health. This collaboration brings new services and best practices to our community However, the BLM said in while meeting overall gather and provides earlier access to specialists. Vital time will be saved in treating heart attack an earlier statement that it goals and objectives in accor- planned to conduct the round- dance with the Comprehensive patients. And we’re raising the bar in standards of care for adult intensive and critical up safely and efficiently. Animal Welfare Policy,” the The roundup is intended to agency’s statement said. care patients. It’s truly a new day in healthcare for Tooele. 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SPORTS WRAP Dugway boys basketball vs. Juan Diego soars over Stansbury boys USDB The Dugway boys basketball it 16-15. at halftime. it 33-20 Juan Diego. team rolled to a 64-29 road Stallions lose third SHS BASKETBALL Stansbury small forward “We told them ‘you’ve just The Stallion scoring woes victory over Utah School for Jaden Jenkins ended the scor- got to shoot when you’re open. continued until the midway the Deaf and Blind in a non- know if it was that we didn’t ing drought with a transition Be aggressive going to the point of the third quarter when region game Thursday night. consecutive game, trust ourselves on some of layup to make it 19-17 with basket,’” White said. “But let’s Gaillard scored in the lane to Cahil Munn led four Mustangs those plays. Maybe we didn’t 3:24 left in the half. Senior not kid ourselves, that’s a very make it 33-22. in double-figures with 14 fall to 2-2 in region have the right personnel in.” power forward Payton Gaillard athletic, physical Juan Diego “We needed more shots to points. Tyi Bear had 12 points, Senior guard Peyton pulled the deficit back to with- team.” fall,” White said. “I think in Seth Ryan had 11 and Justin TAVIN STUCKI Thevenot hit a 3-pointer from in two points with his 3-pointer Juan Diego junior guard that second quarter we had Castagno added 10. Dugway STANSBURY BASKETBALL the corner as time expired inside the one-minute mark to Talon Valdes extended the four or five wide-open 3s not (3-12) will open Region 21 play Juan Diego held Stansbury in the first quarter to give make it 22-20. lead to nine with a corner 3 a go down.” Wednesday at home against to a pair of field goals in the Stansbury an early 15-10 lead. Juan Diego answered with minute into the second half. Stansbury didn’t attempt a Tintic. second quarter of Friday’s Juan Diego junior forward four points during the final 10 Rohden blocked a shot attempt free throw in the first half and Grantsville girls basketball at 64-42 win. Mateus Rohden took back the seconds of the first half, turn- by Stansbury senior guard made 5 of its 7 attempts from South Summit “We were in the right spots lead with about 5:30 left in the ing what had been a five-point David Spaulding a minute after the line in the second. The Grantsville girls basketball offensively,” Stansbury head half with a defended jump shot Stansbury lead to end the first that, which led to a fast-break team dominated the second coach Joe White said. “I don’t at the free-throw line to make quarter into a six-point deficit layup on the other end to make SEE STALLIONS PAGE A9 ➤ and third quarters of Thursday night’s Region 13 road game against South Summit, out- scoring the Wildcats 44-23 en route to a 73-60 win in Kamas. Ashlee Edwards led the Cowboys (12-2, 1-1 Region 13) Stallions win Best of the West with 25 points, 10 rebounds and six steals. Maison White had 24 points and six rebounds, and freshman guard Khoundet, Allie, Howard, Shin win titles for SHS; Grantsville’s Mecham tops at 120 McKenzie Allen had six points, DARREN VAUGHAN six rebounds, six assists SPORTS EDITOR and five steals as Grantsville The Stansbury wrestling snapped a two-game losing team came into the annual streak. The Cowboys traveled Best of the West tournament to Bluffdale for a Region 13 at Tooele High School feeling game against Summit Academy disrespected - ignored in the that was not complete at press rankings despite a successful time Tuesday night. GHS will season on the mat to this point. play host to Judge Memorial on Thursday. Tooele girls basketball at SHS WRESTLING Ben Lomond GHS WRESTLING The Tooele girls basketball team routed Ben Lomond THS WRESTLING 48-26 in a Region 10 game Friday night in Ogden. The With more performances Buffaloes (5-8, 2-1 Region 10) like Saturday’s, the Stallions held the Scots to eight points won’t fly under the radar for or fewer in all four quarters. much longer. Individual statistics were not Stansbury won the team available at press time. Tooele title by a comfortable 46-point played host to Cedar Valley margin over Class 6A Westlake, on Tuesday night, with a road which came into the tourna- game in Draper against Juan ment ranked 12th in the state Diego scheduled for Friday. by USA Wrestling Utah. No. 10 Stansbury girls basketball at North Summit finished fifth of Juan Diego 23 teams. The Stansbury girls basketball Stansbury had four indi- team struggled from start to vidual champions among 13 finish in a 61-28 Region 10 placers at the tournament. loss to Juan Diego on Friday Danny Khoundet improved in Draper. The Stallions (8-5, to 24-8 on the season by pin- 3-1 Region 10) trailed 30-9 at ning West Jordan’s Nathan KEITH BIRD/TTB PHOTO halftime. Ainsley Thurber had Coburn just 42 seconds into Stansbury’s Cole Clinton (top) puts Dixie’s Jarryn Brooks in a tough decision despite having his headgear impede his vision during a 113-pound match 12 points to lead Stansbury, the 138-pound championship and Epa Tia added eight. The at the Best of the West tournament on Friday at Tooele High School. Clinton won the match in a 21-10 major decision and went on to finish fifth in his match, while Braydon Allie weight class. He was one of 13 Stansbury wrestlers to earn a top-six finish as the Stallions took home the team title. Stallions played host to Uintah (25-8) defeated Taylorsville’s on Tuesday night. They will Malachi Novosel in an 8-4 deci- Carson Pease finished sec- Jake Otero was fourth at Stansbury, Westlake, Spanish to finish third at 132. Grant be back in action Jan. 21 at sion at 170. Xander Howard ond at 106 pounds, falling to 120 and Cole Clinton fin- Fork, Brighton and North Rounds finished sixth at 152. Ogden. (19-9) held off Grantsville’s North Summit’s Tristan Smith ished fifth at 113. Jordan Summit. Joseph Mecham Other Cowboys in the tour- Wendover girls basketball vs. Cruz Baldovinez 4-3 for the in the final. Carsen Cooper Hammond was fifth at 132 (26-3) was Grantsville’s lone nament included Ian Mecham Intermountain Christian 182-pound crown, and Kaden was third at 220, finishing his and Matt Ingersoll was sixth champion, defeating North (120), Austin Wilcox (138), A 24-5 fourth-quarter run Shin (31-2) pinned teammate tournament with a 24-second at 285. Cameron Mast (132), Summit’s Bronson Richins 9-4 John Hunzeker (145), Dustin turned a narrow 19-17 lead Connor Perrenoud at the 2:39 pin against Hillcrest’s Max Josh Olson (152) and Daxton in the 120-pound final. Kole Scott (152), Richie Tracy into a 43-22 blowout victory mark for the 195-pound title. Greenwood, and Luis Mejia Brown (220) also competed Johnson was third at 106 (152), Hunter Johnson (170) for the Wendover girls bas- Shin was named the tourna- pinned Ben Lomond’s Noah for Stansbury. pounds and Thomas Coates and Chaz Shafer (195). ketball team in Friday night’s ment’s Outstanding Wrestler in Mann in 33 seconds to finish Grantsville finished sixth pinned Juan Diego’s Brock non-region contest against the upper weights. third at 182. with 120.5 points, behind Gutierrez at the 2:48 mark SEE WRESTLING PAGE A9 ➤ Intermountain Christian at Wendover High School. Leslie Luna had 23 points and eight steals for the Wildcats (5-5), shooting 5-of-11 from 3-point range. Samantha Carrillo had Stansbury’s Shin earns nine rebounds and five steals and Jenevie Suarez had eight rebounds. Wendover opened Region 21 play against West All-Star berth at 195 Ridge Academy on Tuesday. DARREN VAUGHAN the college coaches around team.” The Wildcats will play host to SPORTS EDITOR the state noticed my hard Shin’s senior season comes Green River in a non-region Stansbury 195-pounder work and what I do — they on the heels of a strong junior game Friday. Kaden Shin is putting together noticed that I belong with the year, though his 2019 cam- Tooele boys basketball at a special senior season. top guys in the state, and I paign came to a disappointing Ben Lomond He sports a stellar 31-2 find that really honorable.” end at last year’s state tourna- Justin Rogers had 20 points record after winning his Shin is the third Stansbury ment when he failed to place. and Clay Freeman added 10 to weight class at the Best of the wrestler in as many years That has served as a motivat- lead the Tooele boys basketball West tournament Saturday to reach the All-Star Duals, ing factor for him coming into KEITH BIRD/TTB PHOTO team to a narrow 53-51 win at Tooele High School, with 113-pounder Dylian this year. Grantsville’s Joseph Mecham gets the upper hand on Spanish Fork’s over Ben Lomond in a Region the latest highlight of an Moore competing in 2018 and “The mental game of wres- Bridger Warren during a match at the Best of the West tournament Friday 10 game Friday night in Ogden. already-impressive year. On 106-pounder Jake Otero tak- tling is such a huge part,” at Tooele High School. Mecham will wrestle Payson’s Cole Jensen during Brandon Vorwaller had six Tuesday night at Utah Valley ing part in 2019. said Shin, who competed for the All-Star Duals in a rematch of the 2019 Class 4A 113-pound state points, Julian Mahoe had five University, he’ll add yet “It’s a big accomplishment Hurricane High School as championship match on Tuesday at the UCCU Center in Orem. and Braden Hogan, Gavin Ware another accolade — the title for (Shin) and he deserves to a freshman and sophomore and Trevor Zaleski each scored of All-Star, as he is one of six be there,” Stansbury coach before moving to Tooele four for the Buffaloes (7-7, 2-1 195-pounders who will take Tyson Linnell said. “He’s just County as a junior. “This Region 10). The Buffs will play Cowboys’ Mecham part in the 20th edition of the worked super hard to get offseason, I really focused host to Cedar Valley in a region Utah All-Star Duals. there. Kaden’s kind of taken on that. That’s my fire — the game Wednesday night. “It’s a pretty huge honor,” the role to be a lot more vocal Grantsville boys basketball vs. Shin said. “Just the fact that this year and push the whole SEE SHIN PAGE A9 ➤ selected to return South Summit The Grantsville boys basketball team led by 12 points after the to All-Star Duals first quarter and were never truly challenged in a 67-46 When Joseph Mecham pushed him to find ways to get Region 13 win over South started wrestling in seventh better and learn new moves to Summit on Friday at Grantsville grade, he quickly learned how counter his inexperience. High School. Davin Ekins and tough wrestling could be as his “I started at 70 pounds and Tuhker Mulford each scored first practice partners were all wrestled 73 at the end of sev- 15 points for the Cowboys repeat elementary and middle enth grade,” he recalled. “At (6-7, 1-1 Region 13), with school state champions who the end of my eighth-grade Mulford hitting five 3-pointers had competed nationally for year, I wrestled 85 at Junior and Ekins pulling down six several years. High State and placed third.” rebounds. Ammon Bartley had “They were/are great wres- The summer before high six points, seven rebounds tlers, and I got tired of losing school, Mecham hit the and seven assists, while Tate every day,” Mecham said. “I weights hard and was close to Allred scored eight points and wanted to get better and learn 100 pounds when the wres- Kayden Bohman added seven how to stay off my back.” tling season started. Although points. Grantsville will play host Mecham’s early opposition he topped the scale at 103 TTB FILE PHOTO to Summit Academy in a region in the wrestling room, coupled pounds at state, he still man- SEE WRAP PAGE A9 ➤ Stansbury’s Kaden Shin competes during the 2019 divisional tournament at Mountain View High School in with excellent coaching and Orem. Shin will wrestle Fremont’s Kolton Kammeyer in a 195-pound bout at the All-Star Duals at Utah Valley SEE MECHAM PAGE A9 ➤ University on Tuesday. terrific practice partners, TUESDAY January 14, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9 Seahawks’ Lynch ‘not sure’ on future after playoff loss

take care y’all chicken, and Wilson couldn’t hold back Seattle RB had three take care y’all mentals,” his smiles when asked about Grantsville’s Grant Lynch said. the reunion. Rounds (bot- TDs in four games By chicken, he presum- “He’s a champion. He’s a tom) ties up his ably meant money. Later, he warrior. He’s a guy that I’ve opponent during after 14-month layoff used the word ‘bread.’ always loved playing with,” the Cowboys’ “I’ll tell y’all now while Wilson said, adding: “For dual meet GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — ya’ll re in it, take care of y’all Marshawn to come back, it against Manti Marshawn Lynch muscled bread, so when y’all done meant a lot to us.” on Thursday at his way into the end zone you go ahead and take care Lynch walked down Grantsville High School. Manti won for two more postseason of yourself,” said Lynch, the hallway to personally the dual 36-35 touchdowns for the Seattle who had four touchdowns congratulate Packers quar- despite Rounds’ Seahawks, capping an unex- in three games for the terback Aaron Rodgers, his victory by fall at pected bonus chapter at Seahawks after injuries to college teammate at Cal in 152 pounds. what could have, this time, running backs Chris Carson 2004. been the end of his NFL and Rashaad Penny prompt- “He is one of my all- PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY BIRD career. ed their emergency call to time favorite teammates,” In Lynch’s typical do-it- the long-time fan and team Rodgers said. “He has just his-own-way fashion, after favorite known as “Beast an incredible personality Seattle was ousted in the Mode” who played a major and charisma. He’s just so Templars topple Cowboys divisional round by Green part in back-to-back Super fun to be around.” Bay in a 28-23 defeat on Bowl appearances after the The Packers considered Sunday night, the 33-year- 2013 and 2014 seasons. trading for Lynch in 2010, old running back offered Lynch was out of foot- only to have the Seahawks in dual meet in Grantsville little insight during a brief ball for 14 months when acquire him from Buffalo postgame interview into his he rejoined the Seahawks, instead. LIISA LONDON MECHAM got us a pin. At 152 pounds, With both 160-pound var- interest in again deferring coming two wins short “It would have been a lot CORRESPONDENT Grant Rounds was down in his sity and JV wrestlers out with retirement. of another trip to the big of fun to play some more With several wrestlers match, and he pinned his guy, injuries and sickness, junior Instead, he used his game. years together, but I just nursing injuries from their too. John Hunzeker, our 145- wrestler Richie Tracy, who usu- cameo at the podium deep “It was solid,” said Lynch, have a ton of respect for him 10-match marathon at the 3A pound wrestler, came out and ally wrestles junior varsity 152 inside Lambeau Field to who had 26 yards on 12 in his career,” Rodgers said. Duals, the Grantsville wrestling really dominated his match pounds, went up a weight and encourage the young play- carries on Sunday. “Pretty “He’s one of those tran- team went into its dual against and got a pin as well,” Evans filled the varsity 160-pound ers in the league to be solid.” scendent players that is so Manti last Thursday with two added. spot. Tracy jumped out to a 4-1 as smart as they can in a As for his future? likable and so respected by junior varsity wrestlers filling At 106 pounds, sophomore lead before ending his bout league where careers are “I’m not sure,” he said. so many people, and I’m just varsity slots and with no wres- Kole Johnson earned a 19-3 against his bigger adversary often short-lived. “We’ll see what happens.” fortunate to have gotten to tlers in two weights. The dual tech fall early in the match, by fall. “Take care y’all bodies, Quarterback Russell play with him for a year.” came down to the final match; and at 120 pounds, senior Going into the final match, unfortunately, the Cowboys Joseph Mecham went up 10-0 Grantsville held a 35-30 lead, came up one point short and before pinning his opponent in but the final Manti wrestler fell to the Templars 36-35. the first period. was able to get the pin and “We came out a big slug- Hunzeker, a sophomore the final six points to give the gish in some of the matches, who took over the 145-pound Templars the dual win 36-35. but a lot of our younger guys varsity spot just last week Grantsville wrestled at the stepped up,” Grantsville coach for injured senior Nathen Best of the West Tournament Clarence Evans said. “Giving Carpenter, came out and Thursday and Friday and will up two forfeits hurt, but I am quickly pinned his foe. In the next compete at the Rumble proud of the guys who stepped next match, sophomore Grant in Farmington this Friday and up. Rounds was down in points Saturday. The Cowboys’ final “Richie Tracy, who usually late in the match before he home match and Senior Night wrestles JV 152 pounds for turned his opponent and won will be Jan. 23 as they host us, filled in at Varsity 160 and by fall in the third period. Summit Academy.

ers. Spaulding added another third in a row and drops the Stallions nine, Jenkins scored eight and Stallions to 9-5, 2-2 in Region continued from page A8 Gaillard finished with five. 10. Stansbury will next face Valdes scored a game-high Uintah at home on Tuesday. 23 points for Juan Diego. “We’re okay, we really are. I Juan Diego went 10-of-13 Senior guard Gabe Soto and believe the Cedar Valley game from the foul line. Rohden chipped in another 12 was a hiccup,” White said. “I “They don’t commit cheap and 11 points, respectively. saw some sharp edges back fouls,” White said of Juan Juan Diego improved to 8-5 today as far as competing and Diego’s players. “They stayed overall and 3-0 in league with desiring a win. We’re not sat- KEITH BIRD/TTB PHOTO in strong defensive stances.” the win. Juan Diego will face isfied by any means, there’s Tooele’s Parker Hansen tries to score a point against North Summit’s Tristan Smith during a 106-pound match Thevenot led Stansbury Ogden on the road Tuesday. still a lot of fight in the locker on Friday at the Best of the West tournament at Tooele High School. Smith won the match and went on to win with 14 points on four 3-point- The loss was Stansbury’s room.” the tournament title, while Hansen ended up finishing fourth in his weight class.

to reach the final before los- weekend with an 8-4 win over Wrestling ing by pin to Logan senior Brighton’s Stryder Paulson in continued from page A8 Quincy Wildman. Mason the fifth-place match. Flygar was third at 113, pin- The Buffaloes also had Wrap Tooele was 10th with 89 ning Westlake’s Jaiden Royce Braedy Timothy (132), continued from page A8 points, with Hillcrest seventh at the end of the first period Julian Gomez (145), Joshua and Juan Diego and Logan in the third-place match, Prescott (152), Fernando game Wednesday. tied for eighth. Chandler and Parker Hansen finished Vasquez (160), Stanley Yeck made a spectacular run fourth at 106 after having to Kerr (195) and Alexander Wendover boys basketball vs. through the 285-pound brack- forfeit the third-place match. Kerwood (220) competing in Intermountain Christian et, as the sophomore knocked Cannon Manning finished the tournament. The Wendover boys basketball off several top contenders fifth at 145, capping his [email protected] team was outscored 39-30 in the second half, including 18-11 in the fourth quarter, as the Wildcats fell to Intermountain Christian 72-69 in a non-region game Friday at Wendover High School. Jaime Linnell lauded Shin’s work going to happen again. The Montalvo had 18 points to lead Shin ethic, noting the amount of goal is to be a state champion. Wendover (6-3), which also got 15 continued from page A8 work he put in during the That’s the only goal he’s got.” points from Keyshawn Rodriguez, offseason and the sacrifices he Shin is competing for the 14 from Jostyn Gomez and 11 made in order to improve his Wildcard team in the All-Star from Peter Alvarez. Caleb Koski mental game. That’s the fire skills on the wrestling mat. Duals, which also feature had 36 points for ICS. Wendover that’s under me. Improving “He put in a lot of offseason teams representing classes 6A, will face West Ridge Academy in that is the biggest part, and work,” Linnell said. “He did 5A, 4A and 3A along with a its Region 21 opener Wednesday then the wrestling will come. spring season with me and combined 2A/1A team. There at home. “After high school, I’m join- went back to Virginia Beach are also 13 female competi- ing the United States Marines. for the high school nationals. tors taking part in Tuesday’s Notable HS boys basketball In six months, I won’t have He’s worked really hard to get festivities. scores Thursday what I have right now. We’ve better, and he actually decided Shin will face Kolton got a good coaching staff, and not to play football to focus on Kammeyer of Fremont in Dugway 64, USDB 29 I’m gifted to be in the situa- wrestling. Tuesday’s seventh match on Cedar City 59, Pine View 48 tion I’m in with great coaches “He doesn’t like talking the south mat at the UCCU Crimson Cliffs 73, and great teammates around about (2019), but I know in Center. Wrestling action Hurricane 66, OT me. There’s so much support the back of his mind, that’s the begins at 6:45 p.m. Desert Hills 62, Canyon View 53 (at Stansbury).” fuel for this season — it’s not [email protected] Dixie 49, Snow Canyon 41 Friday Tooele 53, Ben Lomond 51 Juan Diego 64, Stansbury 42 coached by Cody Valdez place at the Cowboy Duals, Grantsville 67, South Summit 46 PHOTO COURTESY OF COREY MONDRAGON Mecham ICS 72, Wendover 69 Grantsville junior Davin Ekins (15) elevates for a shot during Friday’s and his staff, Mecham won Desert Storm Classic and Cedar Valley 59, Ogden 36 Region 13 home game against South Summit. Ekins tied for the team lead continued from page A8 the Skyhawk Showdown, Best of the West Tournament. Davis Duals, Best of the West In November, he signed a Logan 54, Mountain Crest 42 with 15 points in the Cowboys’ 67-48 win over the Wildcats. aged to place sixth in the 106- Tournament, AK-47 Duals national Letter-of-Intent to Ridgeline 67, Green Canyon 49 Sky View 45, Bear River 28 Richfield 57, San Juan 43 pound bracket at the Class and placed fourth at the wrestle for Gardner-Webb Sky View 84, Bear River 50 Carbon 39, Emery 38 South Sevier 78, Grand 14 3A state championships as a Rumble. He was chosen as University, a Division I school Emery 57, Carbon 52 Judge Memorial 68, Monday freshman for Morgan High. a 4A All-Star at 113 pounds in Boiling Springs, North Richfield 65, Grand 57 Summit Academy 39 Juab 63, Maeser Prep 23 In 2018 as a sophomore, and was on his way to a state Carolina. San Juan 74, South Sevier 63 Morgan 52, Providence Hall 19 Schedule Mecham continued to title before a 4-3 loss in the After his performance last Morgan 67, Providence Hall 36 Juab 54, ALA 48 Wednesday’s games improve and advanced to the divisional championship week at the 3A Duals, includ- Summit Academy 61, Manti 33, Delta 22 Wendover boys basketball vs. championship bouts at both bout to Payson’s Cole Jensen ing a 5-2 victory in a re-match Judge Memorial 59 Union 45, Maeser Prep 15 West Ridge Academy, 6 p.m. divisionals and state. At divi- seemed to put a roadblock with Torgerson, Mecham ALA 60, Juab 57 Friday Dugway boys basketball vs. Tintic, sionals, he lost a one-point on his path. The next week at was selected for a second decision to Richfield’s Denim state, Mecham reached the time to wrestle in the All-Star Manti 61, Delta 49 Tooele 48, Ben Lomond 26 7 p.m. Torgerson and hoped to come finals and had the opportu- Duals. He will face off against Union 58, Maeser Prep 51 Juan Diego 61, Stansbury 28 Tooele boys basketball vs. back and beat him at state. nity to avenge his divisional Payson’s Cole Jensen in a re- Saturday Cedar Valley, 7 p.m. Wendover 43, ICS 22 Mecham did reach the state loss and took down Jensen match of the 2019 State Final. Richfield 60, San Juan 49 Grantsville boys basketball vs. Cedar City 55, Pine View 43 final and a re-match with 9-6 to win the 4A state title at In the off-season, Mecham Summit Academy, 7 p.m. South Sevier 75, Grand 71, OT Desert Hills 64, Canyon View 54 Torgerson, but lost by deci- 113 pounds for Tooele. trains and competes with Thursday’s games Emery 68, North Sanpete 33 Hurricane 69, Crimson Cliffs 36 sion 5-2 and placed second. As a senior, Mecham coach Cyler Sanderson Grantsville swimming at Snow Canyon 53, Dixie 50 The summer before his returned to the 3A ranks as at Sanderson Wrestling Notable HS girls basketball Wasatch Academy, 3:30 p.m. scores Cedar Valley 53, Ogden 44 junior year, Mecham moved a Grantsville Cowboy and Academy and has participated Thursday Grantsville girls basketball vs. to the Tooele Valley and moved up to the 120-pound in national tournaments in Richfield 57, Grand 15 Judge Memorial, 7 p.m. Grantsville 73, South Summit 60 South Sevier 66, San Juan 53 enrolled at Tooele High weight class. Under the direc- Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Stansbury wrestling at Juan Diego, where both of his parents tion of coach Clarence Evans Nevada, and North Dakota as Logan 53, Mountain Crest 40 Saturday 7 p.m. Ridgeline 56, Green Canyon 47 were teachers. As a junior, and his staff, he won first he continues to hone his craft. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 14, 2020

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On the remote northern shore of Stansbury Island, there’s a

Located on a special beach that offers lots remote cove on northwestern Stansbury Island, the of sand, a bit of water, and a Captain Stansbury Visitor’s Overlook features interpretive deep map into the landscape kiosks and a trail that explain the unique history of Lake Bonneville and he largest salt-water lake in the west- the Great Salt Lake. ern hemisphere, and the largest inland David Bern/TBP Photo body of water in the U.S. next to the Great Lakes, sits at the doorstep of TTooele County. The Great Salt Lake is so large, Jim Bridger, that famous mountain man who helped shape the American West, mistook it for an arm of the Pacific Ocean after taking a sip of its brine. Many travelers and Tooele County residents routinely zip past the Great Salt Lake as they rush east or west on Interstate 80. A quick glance out the window while driving by allows for only a cursory look. To better know the lake’s unique character and size, to take it all in, one must stand beside it. But there is only one place in Tooele County where the curious traveler or resident can step outside of their vehicle and walk the shores of the Great Salt Lake and dip a toe into its salty water. The Captain Stansbury Visitor’s Overlook on Stansbury Island opened in 2009. Located 25 miles northwest of Grantsville, the overlook is a cooperative effort between US Magnesium,

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So just what is Oolitic sand? Slightly brown in color, and nearly perfectly round in shape, the stuff could be mistaken for Fleishmann’s Active Dry Yeast. On beaches around the world, sand is primarily comprised of mineral fragments from rock and soil. But oolitic sand around the Great Salt Lake is entirely different. It isn’t made of mineral fragments; instead, it’s calcium carbonate that has formed in concentric layers around a miniscule object. In most cases, that tiny object is a fragment from brine shrimp feces. Oolites form in shallow water that is often agitated by waves. The wave action causes the oolites to roll and acquire layer upon layer of calcium carbonate. The rolling also makes the oolitic sand round.

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ted to the union after the original 13 states were admitted? 6. MATH: What is the first by Fifi Rodriguez number in which the letter “a” appears in its spelling? 1. LITERATURE: What is 7. GEOLOGY: What kind of the motto of “The Three rock likely would form at Musketeers” in the 19th the bottom of a river? century novel? 8. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which 2. MUSIC: What were the president once worked as a first names of the Allman fashion model? brothers? 9. MOVIES: How many peo- 3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: ple were killed in the 1996 New York City is divided movie “Scream”? Moments into how many boroughs? 10. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: 4. GEOGRAPHY: What is the Which ancient Roman phi- capital of Malaysia? losopher once said, “Every in Time 5. HISTORY: Which was the new beginning comes from first U.S. state to be admit- other beginnings’ end”? The History Channel ➤ On Jan. 31, 1606, at Westminster in London, Guy Fawkes, a Mega Maze conspirator in the plot to blow up the British Parliament building, jumps to his death before his execution for treason. On Nov. 5, 1605, Fawkes had been found lurking in a cellar of Parliament with two tons of gunpowder. ➤ On Feb. 1, 1781, the Articles of Confederation are finally ratified. The Articles had been signed by Congress and ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW sent to the individual states on Nov. 15, 1777, but bickering between Virginia and Maryland delayed final ratification for almost four years. he English word • • • ➤ On Feb. 2, 1887, “clobbered” has been Q: Wouldn’t spoons made Groundhog Day, Tused since at least in the 1800s be worth more featuring a rodent the 1600s, but its meaning than the silver meltdown meteorologist, is has changed. It still means price? What makes sterling celebrated for the first beaten up, badly injured or silver flatware eligible to be time at Gobbler's Knob damaged. But the word had a called “museum quality?” in Punxsutawney, very different meaning in the A: Most old silver flatware Pennsylvania. 1700s. It describes porcelain is no longer popular and dishes or ornaments with doesn’t sell well. People don’t According to tradition, blue-and-white underglaze want to bother cleaning sil- if a groundhog comes decoration that were altered. ver. It needs to be washed by out of its hole on And in an auction catalog or hand, polished regularly and this day and sees its antiques display, the clob- stored properly in order to shadow, it gets scared bered alterations are not avoid tarnish, scratches and and runs back into its bad and not damaging, but dents. It shouldn’t be put in burrow, predicting six Why can’t his husky handle cold weather enhancing, and not a reason the dishwasher with stainless more weeks of winter to pay a lower price. steel or other metal flatware. weather. Huskies, but he’s an indoor stantly to make sure they don’t The Chinese made most of Certain foods, rubber, felt, ➤ On Jan. 30, 1933, dog. He was raised to live in a show signs of hypothermia, the blue-and-white pieces in wool, oak and some types of Adolf Hitler, leader of house with humans, and from that they’re eating food that the late 1700s to early 1800s. paint will cause silver to tar- the National Socialist puppyhood he was acclimated will give them the energy to They were shipped to many nish. Silver flatware should to the comfortable tempera- countries and overpainted be stored in special flannel German Workers keep warm, and so on. tures inside a house. When the temperature with colored glazes because bags or chests lined with tar- Party (or Nazi Party), It’s not uncommon for some drops below 40 F, dogs of all the public would pay more nish-resistant flannel. Storing is named chancellor owners to think that because sizes begin to feel uncomfort- for colored urns or dishes. silver in plastic wrap or (Fuehrer) of Germany. their big, furry dogs are more able after a short time outside. The decorations did not fol- newspapers, or in cardboard Hitler immediately comfortable in the fall and Below 30 F, owners should stay low the blue-and-white out- boxes, causes it to discolor. ordered a rapid winter than in the warmer with their dogs outside and lines of the original glaze, but Sterling silver has a “melt- expansion of the state DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My months, that those dogs can take them in if they begin to were applied as new pictures down value,” the cash price police, the Gestapo. dog “Jackson” is part Husky, a handle cold, wet or snowy con- shiver or whine. and ornamental designs over of the amount of silver the ➤ On Jan. 27, 1943, big dog with lots of fur. When ditions. This isn’t true at all — So forgive Jackson for com- the old glaze. The English did piece contains. “Museum future President Ronald I put him outside in the back- unless those dogs are trained plaining, and let him in. When the same overglaze decorat- quality” is whatever the Reagan, an Army Air yard on a snowy day, he comes for outdoor tasks like herding, a Husky doesn’t like being out- ing, but many thought it was museum decides it wants to Corps first lieutenant right back and whines to be let hunting or sporting. side, it’s just plain cold. damaged, not improved. The include in exhibits as inter- inside. I thought Huskies could Germans called it “schwar- esting art, design or history. during World War II, Sled dogs, for example, are handle cold weather. What’s carefully acclimated to the Send your comments, ques- zlot” (blackish) decoration. Even the name of a famous or is on assignment with wrong with him? — Dan in extreme cold climate that they tions or tips to ask@pawscorn- A pair of “Chinese early maker doesn’t guaran- the Army's First Motion Springfield, Massachusetts work in. They’re not house pets er.com. Export clobbered porcelain tee the piece is of great value. Picture Unit. He had DEAR DAN: Jackson may that live indoors. Even so, their vases” were sold at a New Best sellers include Tiffany, been tapped to star in have descended partly from owners watch those dogs con- © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. Orleans auction for $5,750. Georg Jensen and some top- a motion picture called Clobbering in green, pink, of-the-line Gorham. "Air Force." yellow and copper red in the ➤ On Jan. 28, 1964, Your Complete Local News Source Subscribe Today mid-1800s has added to its © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. the U.S. State Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 435-882-0050 value today. Department angrily accuses the Soviet Union of shooting down an American in “Escape at Dannemora.” She episode series, as it’s being with being working parents currently in production. did indeed win an Emmy for billed as a “stand-alone pilot” in today’s society.” No air date • • • jet that strayed into her hit show “Medium,” which on the CW network. Perhaps if has been announced, but it’s Q: When is the final season East German airspace, was based on real-life psychic it does well, it’ll get of “Lucifer” going to be killing three U.S. Allison Dubois. Arquette also the greenlight for on Netflix? I’m sad it’s the officers aboard the was awarded an Oscar for sup- more episodes or last one but really eager plane. The Soviets said porting actress for the movie movies. to see how it all pans out. the flight was a "gross “Boyhood,” which was filmed Tyler Hoechlin — R.M. provocation." over a 12-year period. and Elizabeth A: The fifth and final ➤ On Jan. 29, Arquette can always be Tulloch will be season of the cult hit 1977, "Roots," a Q: It seems like Patricia counted on for a lengthy reprising their roles “Lucifer” has no official groundbreaking Arquette is always winning speech in which she hopes of Superman and air date yet, but a big television program, acting awards. I used to watch to raise awareness and spark Lois Lane. They’ve announcement was made her on the TV show “Medium,” premieres on ABC. activism. At this year’s Golden played the duo in recently about a highly and I don’t recall her winning Globes, she talked about the the above-men- important character, God, The eight-episode back then. — B.C. devastating fires in Australia. tioned shows as well who will be played by miniseries, which aired A: Arquette just added • • • as in “Arrow” and Dennis Haysbert. on consecutive nights, another Golden Globe trophy Q: Is it true there is going to “Batwoman.” This You might remember follows a family from to her collection with a Best be another Superman series? If is a time for them to Haysbert (who also voices West Africa through Supporting Actress win for so, who will play the lead role? shine as the leads, the Allstate insurance com- generations of slavery “The Act.” She won an Emmy -– P.I. and as long as the mercials) as the president and the end of the Civil for the same role last year. Like A: Between Marvel, DC writing and acting of the United States in the War. much of her recent work, “The Comics and Star Wars, I don’t are good, fans will FOX series “24.” © 2020 King Features Synd. Act,” which is available on think we’ll ever run out of tune in. Hulu, is based on a tragic true genre TV shows. “Superman & In this incarna- Send questions to story. Lois” is next on the assembly tion, according NewCelebrityExtra@ Arquette won a Best Actress line. It’s a spinoff of “Supergirl” to Deadline.com, gmail.com, or write me Golden Globe last year for and will be brought to you by they’ll “deal with c/o KFWS, 628 Virginia playing a prison guard who the executive producer of “The all the stress, pres- Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. fell in love with an inmate and Flash.” However, it’s uncertain sures and com- Something Patricia Arquette in “Medium” On Your helped him become a fugitive at this time if it will be a multi- plexities that come © 2020 King Features Synd. Mind? 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MONDAY’S WARM COCOA CLASSIC LITERATURE A voice inside my head asked why The Closing Scene THOMAS BUCHANAN READ 1822–1872 WITHIN his sober realm of leafless trees this happened to such a dear friend The russet year inhaled the dreamy air; Like some tanned reaper in his hour of ease, he room, in the Health & was on his way home to give enough of an anxious look When all the fields are lying brown and bare. Physical Education and himself much-needed personal that it made me wonder. So, I Recreation Complex, was care. paused every other thing so we The gray barns looking from their lazy hills T Lynn Butterfi eld filled with mostly weight-lifting I was glad to see him and was could talk. O’er the dim waters widening in the vales GUEST COLUMNIST equipment and people. In my sad he was ill. I know him pretty As soon as he gave me the Sent down the air a greeting to the mills, university days, it was a place well and the attending look news about his illness, I could On the dull thunder of alternate flails. where I and many of my friends on his face, accompanied by a hear another voice inside my spent hours socializing and stronger, wiser and more coura- decided grief in his eyes, gave head ask why would this hap- All sights were mellowed and all sounds subdued, working out. I didn’t give this geous as a result of chosen and me a clear message that there pen to such a wonderful and The hills seemed farther and the streams sang low; regimen much thought until often unchosen, painful experi- was more he needed to tell me. dear friend. Why couldn’t he As in a dream the distant woodman hewed another friend of mine, one who ence. It is the unchosen, painful I let another moment pass. and the rest of us enjoy a “per- His winter log with many a muffled blow. I’d never seen in this building, experience that has captured During that moment, I fect body.” And then I thought poked his head into the room. my thoughts and emotions watched his right-hand lift of that time when I explained The embattled forests, erewhile armed in gold, As soon as his head entered lately. slowly from his pant pocket. It to my hallway friend that every- Their banners bright with every martial hue, our eyes connected, and I saw This weightlifting room story trembled as he presented it to one in the room had an almost Now stood, like some sad beaten host of old, a quizzical and puzzled look came crashing back into my me. It wasn’t a tremor caused perfect body, because they had Withdrawn afar in Time’s remotest blue. cloud his face. It was enough of mind this week as I stood in an by fear. My eyes were riveted, chosen to go through a great a questioning look that it made office-building breezeway with first to his shaking hand and deal of pain and effort to make On slumbrous wings the vulture held his flight me wonder. So, I left my other a close friend. The moment then to his grieving eyes as he and keep it that way. This is one The dove scarce heard his sighing mate’s complaint friends and station to walk over began with joy as I walked into told me he had been diagnosed lesson that each one of us has And, like a star slow drowning in the light, to him. the building. As soon as I saw with Parkinson’s disease. I stood learned, or will learn over our The village church-vane seemed to pale and faint. As soon as we exited the him, I immediately felt the dumbfounded, deeply troubled, lifetime. room he addressed his look, pleasure of recognition. You hurting and wondering. This is We all become bigger, stron- The sentinel-cock upon the hill-side crew,— asking why we were in the room know what that feels like: It’s a the second friend within the last ger, wiser and more coura- Crew thrice, and all was stiller than before, working out when everyone in warmth that starts in the eyes, two months to give this same geous as a result of chosen and Silent till some replying warder blew the room already had a “perfect visually, and then nerve endings news. Then, I remembered that unchosen painful experience. It His alien horn, and then was heard no more. body.” I can tell you that my radiate, centering in the chest, room. is a pathway to finding hidden body was far from perfect then. through the rest of one’s body In my university days, that personal growth. And now, in Where erst the jay, within the elm’s tall crest, But, these days, with a much with a sort of joyful, sensational room in the Health & Physical comparison, recognizing that Made garrulous trouble round her unfledged young, older and what my Grandson, tingling. It confirms friendship Education and Recreation unchosen experience is by far And where the oriole hung her swaying nest, Landon Johnson, recently called as one of life’s greatest trea- Complex at the University of life’s greatest challenge, I hope By every light wind like a censer swung; a “squishy body,” perhaps it was sures. Utah, was a place where I and to help my friends, their fami- far closer to perfection than I My friend and I stood face- many of my friends spent hours lies and myself find otherwise Where sang the noisy masons of the eaves, gave it credit for at the time. to-face so we could pause our of time socializing and working forfeited profitability associated The busy swallows, circling ever near, At that time, I explained to day, just to spend a cherished out. I hadn’t given this memory with disease and pain. Foreboding, as the rustic mind believes, my hallway friend that everyone moment together. As he began much thought until another Easily done? An early harvest and a plenteous year; in the room had a perfect body to speak, I noticed a small patch friend of mine, one who I hadn’t Not a chance. But I hope because they were choosing to of blood dotting his trouser leg. seen for at least a couple of we can find profit together, Where every bird which charmed the vernal feast go through a great deal of pain He explained that he had had weeks, stopped to speak with by holding each other’s hand Shook the sweet slumber from its wings at morn, and effort to make and keep it a bloody nose. One on this day me in the breezeway of an through it all. To warn the reaper of the rosy east,— as perfect as possible. Such was and one the day before. And, office-building. All now was songless, empty, and forlorn. one lesson that each of us has the reason we hadn’t seen each As soon as our eyes con- Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda learned, or will learn, over our other for a couple of weeks, at nected, I saw a sad and troubled and is a managing broker for a Alone from out the stubble piped the quail, lifetime. We all become bigger, least, was due to an illness. He look cloud his face. It was real estate company. And croaked the crow through all the dreamy gloom; Alone the pheasant, drumming in the vale, Made echo to the distant cottage loom.

THE RIGHT THING There was no bud, no bloom upon the bowers; The spiders wove their thin shrouds night by night; The thistle-down, the only ghost of flowers, Don’t look for problems before they arise Sailed slowly by, passed noiseless out of sight. Amid all this, in this most cheerless air, new employee just she might do is to look up her ous for Mary Beth to assume And where the woodbine shed upon the porch began working with company’s policy on political she’d be invited to anything Its crimson leaves, as if the Year stood there Aa reader we’re calling activity in the workplace. Given before the invitation is extend- Firing the floor with his inverted torch; Mary Beth. So far, writes Mary Jeffrey L. Seglin that she is a mentor to her new ed. Beth, they’ve hit it off quite GUEST COLUMNIST colleague, having such infor- The right thing is for Mary Amid all this, the centre of the scene, well. Mary Beth has been asked mation available might prove Beth to continue to mentor The white-haired matron, with monotonous tread, to serve as a mentor for her useful and instructive should her colleague as best she can. Plied the swift wheel, and with her joyless mien, new colleague and she’s gladly that go against hers. She’s sim- her colleague decide to engage If there are company policies Sat, like a Fate, and watched the flying thread. obliged. ply concerned that when the in something that violates com- about which the colleague While the co-workers have time comes for the mayor’s next pany policy. should know, then Mary Beth She had known Sorrow,—he had walked with her, found that they live in the same campaign, tension might arise But aside from mention- can point these out to her. Oft supped and broke the bitter ashen crust; city, have many shared interests between her and her colleague ing where her spouse works, Good mentors help their men- And in the dead leaves still she heard the stir and enjoy one another’s compa- if she invites Mary Beth to any her colleague, according to tees get settled. They don’t go Of his black mantle trailing in the dust. ny, Mary Beth recently learned campaign functions. Mary Beth, has never engaged looking for problems before that her colleague’s spouse “Should I say something in political talk nor has she they exist. While yet her cheek was bright with summer bloom, works for their city’s mayor. now?” Mary Beth asks. “Or encouraged Mary Beth nor Her country summoned and she gave her all; “She only brought it up once make my feelings about our anyone to attend functions for Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of And twice War bowed to her his sable plume,— or twice,” Mary Beth writes, current mayor known?” Doing the mayor. So far, her colleague “The Simple Art of Business Regave the swords to rust upon her wall. “but I’m concerned that our so, she figures, might stave off has been professional and has Etiquette: How to Rise to the relationship might suffer if she any future awkward invites. done nothing to put Mary Beth Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior Regave the swords,—but not the hand that drew tries to engage my help to get Many workplaces have poli- or any other co-worker into lecturer in public policy and And struck for Liberty its dying blow, the guy re-elected.” cies forbidding employees to an awkward position when it director of the communications Nor him who, to his sire and country true, Mary Beth didn’t vote for bring political activities into comes to mayoral politics. program at Harvard’s Kennedy Fell mid the ranks of the invading foe. the mayor, she writes. She also the workplace. But it’s unclear If Mary Beth brings up the School. He is also the adminis- longs for a candidate who can to Mary Beth whether an issue, she runs the risk of trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, Long, but not loud, the droning wheel went on, beat the mayor, who seems invitation from her colleague appearing judgmental or that a blog focused on ethical issues. Like the low murmur of a hive at noon; entrenched in his position. to a political event would vio- she is looking for a confronta- Do you have ethical questions Long, but not loud, the memory of the gone Mayoral contests in Mary late such a policy, especially tion where none exists. No that you need answered? Send Breathed through her lips a sad and tremulous tune. Beth’s city are not conducted because she and her colleague good is likely to come from them to [email protected]. along political party lines. She have discussed getting together blurting out: “You know I can’t Follow him on Twitter @jseglin. At last the thread was snapped—her head was bowed; has no idea if her colleague outside of work. stand your spouse’s boss, so © 2019 Jeffrey L. Seglin. Life dropped the distaff through his hands serene,— belongs to a particular party If Mary Beth is truly con- don’t even think of inviting Distributed by Tribune Content And loving neighbors smoothed her careful shroud, nor if she holds political views cerned, perhaps the first thing me,” It’s also a bit presumptu- Agency, LLC. While Death and Winter closed the autumn scene.

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St. Marguerite Catholic School Breakfast County Historical Society, please call 435- Young People in Recovery items, do not take them to Deseret Tooele Students of all faiths are welcome from Breakfast will be served every Sunday 882-1612. Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold Industries or a thrift store. Bring them — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Senior Center preschool through 8th grade at Tooele meeting at 10:30 a.m. until gone. Please all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 County’s only faith-based school. attend the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and Historical Society Meeting p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, The senior center is for the enjoyment of Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day the women’s meeting at 11:30 a.m., and The Tooele County Historical Society also on the first and third Friday of the canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small enjoy a great breakfast. Meeting will be held Tuesday January month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- 14, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. We will feature Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., displayed with honor and respect. Call Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Entertainment Arlen Shields, a life long resident of Pine Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, visit www.stmargschool.org. High Ball Train will perform on Saturday Canyon. He will give a presentation on the 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled January 25 from 6 to 10 p.m. history of Pine Canyon, which was settled 435-255-9905. Children’s Choir Auditions art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Grantsville High School in 1860. The meeting will be held at the Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class The GHS Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Special Events Tooele Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine Family support group tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 movies and health classes. Meals-On- will be held on February 5, 2020. The Our lodge is hosting our quarterly Moose Street. Please park in the rear of the build- Get your loved one sober. The USARA years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Induction will happen at half time of Legion meeting on Saturday January 18 ing and enter at the back door. Everyone Craft family support group is held owner and director of Blake Music Studios, served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- the boys Basketball game against Judge at 11:00 a.m. is invited to attend our meetings. If you Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading directs the choir. Blake has a degree in gested contribution is $3. For those under Memorial High School at approximately The WOTM is hosting a Scotch Doubles would like to join our organization our room at the Tooele City Library. Group vocal performance and has taught at the 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to 7:30. All past Hall of Fame inductees are pool tournament on Saturday January dues are only $10.00 a year. Members and books and materials provided. Craft is a collegiate level. If your child loves to sing the store or doctor visits for residents in invited to attend. A reception will be held 26 starting at noon. Please come up and guests welcome. free program for family members who and you are looking for an exceptional Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- in their honor at 6 pm in the Auditorium. show off your billiard talent and have have a loved one with a substance use musical experience for them, this is it. For portation information call (435) 843-4114. some fun. For members and guests only. disorder. For more information, call Heidi more information and to register for an For more information about the Tooele Grantsville Elementary We will have a Super bowl Party on Groups and Events Warr at 435-255-9905. audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. center, call 435-843-4110. The next Grantsville Elementary February 2, starting at 2:00 p.m. Lot’s of com or call 435-277-0755. Community Council meeting will be held food, games and fun. For members and Tooele County Arts Guild Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Tooele Pioneer Museum on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. their guests only. All artists from Tooele County age 13 and Join us the 2nd Monday of each month Rocky Mountain Hospice 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open in the GES library. PLEASE NOTE THE TIME above are welcome to join the Tooele from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Want to have more meaning in your life. Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday CHANGE. All parents are encouraged Veteran’s Appreciation County Arts Guild for an evening, or for Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Do you want to do something that is sat- and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most to attend. It will last one hour. We will Veteran’s Appreciation dinner will be held the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Health Department’s Aging Services pro- isfying and of great service to your com- Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. be discussing allocation of next year’s on Thursday January 30, at 5:30 p.m. bership include the opportunity to display gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain Open other times by appointment. Call funding. your artwork for show and sale in various Association Caregiver Support Groups. Hospice volunteer. No experience 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Eagles venues around Tooele County, as well as The groups are designed to provide emo- required. All training, background check 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- regular updates on events in our commu- tional, educational and social support for and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Education nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. The only requirement is your desire to Sunday Breakfasts ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Breakfasts will be served every Sunday help someone in need. Please contact Mobile Vet Center Tooele Technical College Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Food Addicts in Recovery morning this month from 9 to 11 a.m. Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky To better serve veterans located in Tooele Programs with space available include the Anonymous Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will POST (Peace Officer Standards Training) Order from the menu or have the special Ladies Community Club of for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and Are you having trouble controlling the Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 program (Satellite Police Academy), Tooele way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery 801-397-4902. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) pro- children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad To view upcoming events, learn more Beer is available. Public invited. Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, gram and Software Development. These about our organization, or to become a ery program for anyone suffering from The Next Chapter Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- programs and others are offered at Tooele Social Room member, please visit gfwctooele.org. food addiction. Meetings are held every The Next Chapter is a free social support tial counseling for theater veterans of all Tech. Enroll today and begin training for a The Social Room will be open at Noon, 7 Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, and educational program to help widows conflicts. For further information contact TOPS Weight Loss Support promising career. Visit tooeletech.edu or days a week beginning September 1. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the and widowers adjust to the loss of their Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 call student services at 435-248-1800 for Group north back entrance. For more informa- spouse through monthly activities. You national call center 1-877-WARVETS or more information. Auxiliary Meeting The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or are invited to join others who are on the visit vetcenter.va.gov Auxiliary Meeting will be held January 27 Weight Loss Support Group meets every Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. same page as you, to begin a new chapter Adult Education at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Donate to library Get your high school diploma this year at foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. attend. County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Please remember the “Friends of the the Tooele Community Learning Center. Aerie Meetings Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by more details. Tooele City Library” while doing home All classes required for a high school Aerie Meeting will be held January 23, at a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Tooele County Aging cleaning and donate your used books to diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- 8:00 p.m. dren are invited to attend. Come and let Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Sons of Utah Pioneers the bookstore in the library. Money from aration and English as a second language us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Anyone interested in the history of Tooele book sales is used to support programs are available. Register now to graduate Planning Meeting more information visit TOPS.org or con- in the community. Many seniors require City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we Planning Meeting will be held January 21 within the library. The library is located at — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. assistance and need rides to doctors or need you. Please come and join us for a at 7 p.m. 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- other professionals. Rides help seniors live potluck social dinner at the LDS church, 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. cation classes are for students 18 and over. Museum volunteers needed more independent lives. Call 435-843-4114 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- org. Thank you for your support. Past President’s Dinner Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Auxiliary Past President’s Dinner will be for more information. The Grantsville and ESOL seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons held January 22 at 7:00 p.m. at Casa del Tooele Senior Centers also are in need of Books for the Whole Family ESOL conversational classes are held or science? Volunteers at the museum can of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday Donated children’s books and paperbacks Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Ray in Grantsville, hosted by Rosalie Fox. volunteers. For more information about gain new skills or practice old ones. We volunteering at the Grantsville Center call of each month at 6:30 p.m. are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- are looking for people to help with orga- are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. dents may also come anytime the center is 435-884-3446. For volunteering at the TC Squares Dance Club Elks nization, exhibit development, gardening Tooele Center call 435-843-4110. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 open for individualized study. Registration and educational program development. The TC Squares Dance Club has begun a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Meetings Volunteer positions are seasonal and year Life’s Worth Living Foundation dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke City Library. All proceeds go back to the Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Lodge floor meetings are held the sec- round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers Suicide support group meetings are Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 library for projects and programs. tion. ond and fourth Tuesday of every month. must be at least 16 years old. To apply or held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please bring finger food to share. For more infor- Bingo is back Early Head Start House committee meetings are held every request more information, send email to: Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. [email protected] mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers NO first and third Tuesday of the month. All Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by members are welcome and encouraged the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s its bingo games again on Fridays starting COST weekly home visits for families who Tooele Gem and Mineral Society website at tcsquares.com. at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. are eligible under the age of 3. Home to attend. thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society cide, please plan on attending. Please go Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with visits include parent and child education, Friday Night Dinner meets the first Thursday of the month. Tooele County Homemakers questions. assessments, and family support services on Facebook and like our page to keep We would like to invite all ladies to our Dinner every Friday night from 6 p.m. to 9 Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in current with our latest news and events. including nutrition education. We also p.m. For Elks members and guest. the downstairs conference room of the Homemakers club. Meetings are held on offer comprehensive health services for Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- the first Tuesday of every month with a Grantsville Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. expecting mothers including prenatal Sunday Brunch Come and learn about rocks, minerals, luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Share the past parent education and support services. All you can eat Sunday Brunch $10 from 11 and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Health Department and Aging September through May. Located at 151 Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- N Main, in the auditorium of the Health Share the past, submit a history, obitu- a.m. to 2 p.m. For Elks member and guest. trips for rock collecting. Membership is Services 882-3439. Department and USU Extension offices. ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. $15 per year. For more information email The Tooele County Health Department Annual Crab Crack Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due The Family History Center in Grantsville [email protected]. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Free developmental evaluation Elks Annual Crab Crack will be held per year. For more information, call Eileen is assembling a record of Grantsville tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Saturday February 1, 2020. Social hour Local author seeks photos 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne residents. Your submission may be made p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. NO COST developmental evaluations for 6:00 p.m., Dinner 7:00 p.m. Entertainment A local author and historian is seeking 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. by emailing to [email protected] or by Check out our calendar on our main page children ages birth to 3. We provide a full will be “All About Betsy” at 8:00 p.m. original photographs of Saltair, Black Thank you and we hope to see you all this coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., for holiday hours and closures. For more range of services for children with devel- Please prepay and sign up at the Lodge Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, September. information call 435-277-2301. or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal before Monday January 27. Contact the as well as any similar turn-of-the-century Tai Chi for Arthritis will be held Monday’s 84074. Come in and receive help from our is to minimize the effects of the delay and Lodge for more information 435-882-2408. attractions and resorts for an upcoming Tooele County Quilters and Thursday’s beginning January 13. trained consultants. For more information, reduce the need for long-term services book project. Those who wish to con- All meetings are held on the third Tuesday Monday hours will be from 1:00 to 2:00 call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. throughout their school years. For more tribute information or photographs of of each month in the Tooele County p.m. and Thursday hours will be 10:30 to information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at Disabled Veterans these parks should contact Emma Penrod Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per Senior Center 11:30 a.m. at the Grantsville Senior Center, ddivantage.org at [email protected]. Contributions year to be paid at the first meeting. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Chapter 20 120 S. Center Street. Call 435-884-3446 will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Tai Chi for Arthritis will be held Monday’s Utah Hunter Education Courses released pictorial history book. There is Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Chapter 20, for the Disabled American and Thursday’s beginning January 13 from All classes are 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Charity no such thing as too many photographs Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and excit- Veterans holds monthly general member- 2:30 to 3:30 at the Tooele Senior Center 59 Range times to be announced. State law as the author needs a minimum of 160 ing activities include pinochle, bingo, Tooele Children’s Justice Center ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, E. Vine St. Call 435-843-4110. requires students to attend all classes. photographs, and any help is greatly crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door Dementia Dialogues will be offered All student’s must purchase a Hunter appreciated. knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday by Tooele County Aging Services on Education Voucher for $10.00 from a program, wood carving and health snacks. We appreciate all donations. For of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Tooele Valley Free Masons Thursday evenings, March 5, 12 and 19, license agent/vendor before attending classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 invite all veterans to come join us in the Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the from 4 to 6 pm at the Tooele County classes. Bring the voucher to the 1st class homebound. Lunch served weekdays. S.100 East, Tooele. comradery with other veterans at our second Friday of each month for din- Health Department building, Room 180. and give to the instructor. The voucher For 60 and above, suggested contribu- monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has ner and socializing. If you are interested This series is designed to educate com- includes all costs for the class and includes tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is United Methodist Dinner trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) munity members and caregivers about a small game license that is validated Tooele United Methodist Church offers a or have questions, please join us at the $5. Transportation available to the store to answer questions concerning your VA Alzheimer’s disease and related demen- upon completion of the class. free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement or doctor visits for residents in Tooele benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) tias. Please call 435-277-2440 for more Class #1 January 7, 9, 14, 15, 16 Range 18 social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at and Grantsville areas. For transportation are available by appointment to help vet- 435-277-0087. information or to preregister. Class #2 February 11, 13, 18, 19, 20 Range information call 435-843-4114. For more served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. erans and their families submit claims for 22 Class #3 April 7, 9, 14, 15, 16 Range 18 information about the Grantsville center, First Baptist Food Pantry compensation, obtain health and educa- Tooele Valley Family History Parkinson’s disease Support Class #4 August 4, 6, 11, 12, 13 Range 15 call 435-884-3446. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- Center Group Class #5 Sept. 8, 10, 15, 16, 17 Range 19 Daughters of Utah Pioneers ing an emergency food pantry to meet vices are Free of Charge. For information, Research your ancestors free with trained A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Classes held at Tooele County Health please join our monthly meetings. No overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Building 151 N. Main, Tooele. For more The DUP is seeking any family histories, the needs of our community. Hours are Family Search volunteers at the Tooele monthly meetings are held in December. Tooele has a support group for persons information call Gene 882-4767 or Bryan photographs, books, stories or vintage Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Call commander Penny Larson 801-359- with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- 882-6795. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours 8468 or Adjutant James Yale at 435-849- ers. You can learn how others are coping DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. of operation: Tuesday through Friday, 0521 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas at with PD and how to live well. We meet the Tooele County Gardener’s W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Baby blankets needed 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. Need a break from the winter doldrums? Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- no contact. at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele Then join us for the FREE Virtual Annual Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- by appointment only. Special classes ery at Mountain West Medical Center. Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at Garden Tour! The Tour last June featured tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or offered regularly. Call the center for more Blankets should be new and in good 435-840-3683. 15 beautiful locations and you can enjoy Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit information. condition. Homemade blankets are also Historical Society them all over again! www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or accepted if new. Donations can be turned Tooele Family Al-Anon Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Hosts and narrators will be on hand to www.exploretooele.com. in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Historical books Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays to Recovery” guide you through 10 photos of each Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele County Historical Society’s books at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 location. There is a wide range of themes Schools Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with are available to purchase at meetings. The basement at the back of the building. For p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele and placements across the Tooele Valley, any questions. History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, questions or more information, please (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all so you are sure to have your spirits lifted Story and Craft Hour The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at those affected by someone else’s addic- as you remember last year’s greenery and Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Community Closet 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help what is coming again this spring! cards depicting four different pioneer Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Clean out your closets. The Community by sharing our experience, strength and The event will be on Wednesday, January buildings for $4. These make great gifts Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U the adventures of books and make fun Closet is accepting donations for gently hope. For more information, please con- 22nd, from 7 to 8 PM at the USU Extension for family and friends. Please call Alice This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the crafts. For more information, call 435-833- used clothing. Donations are accepted tact Terri at 435-313-4851. Offices, 151 N. Main, Tooele. For more info, Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West at your neighborhood school. Contact contact Jay at [email protected]. purchase these books. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Military Items Wanted Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any questions. contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann When you no longer want your military Tooele. Please enter through the south Seeking Historical Items at 435-849-4180. side doors. The Tooele County Historical Society Alcoholics Anonymous Free Preschool Hour Moose would like members of the community who have any family or personal histories, Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 South Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Bulletin Board Policy Meals at the Lodge photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Main Street. Daily at 12 noon and 8 p.m. Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Friday and Saturday night dinners will be VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Park in back. of learning, singing and creating. The class at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin served from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday night din- would like to donate to our organization is for all children up to 5 years old. Please Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, ners change weekly or you can order from to please call us. We are also looking for Alcoholics Anonymous come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising the menu items Saturday night. All meals books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript- are for a reasonable price. No orders taken chures or any history that pertains to the held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 are located at West Elementary School, Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch specials are Tooele County area. If you would like to p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter announcement please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information available at the lodge from 11 a.m. For donate them to our organization, or if you Dr., Tooele. through the south side doors. must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. members and their guests only. would let us make a copy for the Tooele

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TOOELE RANSCRIPT We’re Your Hometown! T Subscribe Today: 435.882.0050 BULLETIN or TooeleOnline.com PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Tooele County Plan- ning Commission A Work Session will be held with the Tooele County Planning Com- mission at 6:30 PM re- garding animal ordi- nance updates. The Tooele County Plan- ning Commission will hold a Public Meeting on January 15, 2020 at 7:00 PM in the Audito- rium at the Tooele County Building, 47 South Main Street, Tooele Utah. PUBLIC MEETING: 1. Work Session with Planning Commission Regarding Animal Or- dinance Updates (6:30 to 7:00 PM). 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of meeting minutes from Novem- ber 20, 2019 and De- cember 4, 2019. 4. Motion to approve proposed planning commission meeting schedule for 2020. 5. Motion to elect Chair and Vice-Chair of the Planning Com- mission. 6. REZ 2019-10 – (ta- bled on September 18, 2019) Chris Robinson is requesting a rezone from RR-1 (Rural Resi- dential, 1 Acre Mini- mum) & C-H (Com- mercial Highway) to C-G (Commercial General). Parcel IDs: 04-070-0-0092, 04-070-0-0096, 04-070-0-0097, & 04-070-0-0098. Acre- age. Approx. 29.40 Acres. Approximate Site Location: located on both sides of Sad- dleback Boulevard, near the intersection of Mountain View Road and Saddleback Boulevard. Unincorpo- rated: Lake Point. Planner: Jeff Miller 7. Open Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-10) 8. Close Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-10) 9. REZ 2019-12 – Chris Robinson is re- questing a recommen- dation of approval for a PUBLIC NOTICE OF proposed rezone from MEETING AND A-20 (Agricultural, 20 TUESDAY January 14, 2020 AGENDA Acre Minimum) to TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Tooele County Plan- RR-1 (Rural Residen- B5 ning Commission tial, 1 Acre Minimum). A Work Session will be P a r c e l I D : held with the Tooele 05-029-0-0004 (parent County Planning Com- parcel). Acreage: Ap- To place your Classified ad mission at 6:30 PM re- proximatelyTo 17.7 place Acres your Classified ad call 435-882-0050 garding animal ordi- of parent parcel.call Ap- 435-882-0050PUBLIC NOTICE: nance updates. The proximate Site Loca- The Grantsville City Tooele County Plan- tion: located at the Community Redevel- CLASSIFIEDning Commission will south end of 1200 opment Agency will hold a Public Meeting East, immediately hold its regular meet- on January 15, 2020 at south of the Lake Point ing at 6:30 p.m. on Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, 7:00 PM in the Audito- Vistas, Phase 2 Subdi- Wednesday, January CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES published every Tuesday and Thursday Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesdayrium edition at the • Tooele Wednesdayvision. Unincorporated:4:45 p.m. for Thursday15, 2020 atedition 429 East All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will automatically run in Countythe Tooele Valley Building, Extra, a separate 47 publicationLake that is Point.delivered to Planner:all nonsubscribersMain of the Tooele Street, Transcript Bulletin. Grants- TWENTY WORDS OR LESS MONTHLY RATE South Main Street, Jeff Miller ville, UT 84029. The An ad running a minimum of 8 consecutive issues NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. does not endorse, promote, or encourage the purchase of any product All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which $ 50 After 20 words or service advertised in this newspaper. Advertisements are the sole responsibility of the advertiser. TranscriptTooele makes Utah. it illegal to advertise “any preference,10. 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Workall dwellings Session advertised in withthis paper11. are availableClose on anPublic equal opportunity Hear- basis.AGENDA: Bold type 5¢ per word/issue 25 No credit for stopped ads. Includes and locate any classified advertisement as deemed appropriate. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company reservesPlanning Commission ing (REZ 2019-12) 1. Consideration of Boxed ads 50¢ per issue (20 words or less) the right to refuse any advertisement. 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra Regarding Animal Or- 12. REZ 2019-13 – Resolution dinance Updates (6:30 Bret Randall is re- 2020-01RDA estab- to 7:00 PM). questing a recommen- lishing meeting times Services Miscellaneous Pets Help Wanted Autos Public Notices 2.Public Roll Call Notices dationPublic of approval Notices for a andPublic appointing Notices board Meetings 3. ApprovalMeetings of meeting proposedMeetings rezone from members.Meetings minutes from Novem- M-G (Manufacturing 2. Consideration of Get NFL Sunday WE ARE HIRING! 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For only 1-866-983-3647 cleanup. Residential don.Drake@harrisair- Items. 04-070-0-0092, 14. Close Public Hear- ing City Hall (435) stallation for lease $163. your 25 word and business. Call systems.com RW AUTO Sales- a. Approval of Minutes 04-070-0-0096, ing (REZ 2019-13) 884-3411 at least 3 customers! Limited classified will be seen J i m m y a t Commuter Car Deals! b. Approval of Bills 04-070-0-0097, & 15. Adjournment days in advance of a T i m e , C a l l by up to 500,000 (435)228-8561 336 N Main in 4. Presentation by 04-070-0-0098. Acre- Pursuant to the Ameri- meeting. 1-844-294-9882 readers. It is as sim- HANDYMAN, For fall ple as calling the Business Tooele! 10 Units President Paul Hack- age. Approx. 29.40 cans with Disability One or more Council If you sell Insurance, clean up, residential Tooele Transcript $9,995 or less! Vehi- ing of Tooele Techni- Acres. Approximate Act, individuals need- Members may partici- promote a hospital or Opportunities snow removal and B u l l e t i n a t cle Locator Program cal College's Student Site Location: located ing special accommo- pate electronically. an ambulance serv- any other job, small (435)882-0050 for de- INVENTORS - FREE for any make or of the Year. on both sides of Sad- dations during this The anchor location ice, place your classi- or large. Call Jimmy tails. (Ucan) INFORMATION model! Dlr. #278A. 5. Consideration of Or- dleback Boulevard, meeting should notify will be City Hall at the fied ad in all 47 of at (435)228-8561 PACKAGE Have your We only sell clean ti- dinance 2020-01 an- near the intersection of Planning Staff, Tooele above address. Utah's newspapers. tle, clean Carfax nexing 9.93 acres of Mountain View Road County Planning Com- (Published in the HOME REPAIRS ex- product idea devel- The cost is only $163. Sporting units. All vehicles real property located a nd Saddlebac k m i s s i o n , a t Tooele Transcript Bul- pert. Doors, knobs, oped affordably by for a 25 word ad ($5. Goods come with an engine on the south side of Boulevard. Unincorpo- 435-843-3160 prior to letin January 14, 2020) trim, baseboards, the Research & De- For each additional and transmission Vegas Street between rated: Lake Point. the meeting. mouldings, drywall re- velopment pros and word). You will reach SELLING YOUR warranty. visit Hale Street and Planner: Jeff Miller Please e-mail Jeff TOWN OF RUSH pairs, texturing, presented to manu- up to 500,000 news- mountain bike? Ad- www.mycommuter- Cooley Street into 7. Open Public Hear- M i l l e r a t : VALLEY, UTAH caulking, weather- facturers. Call paper readers. Just vertise it in the classi- car.com or call Grantsville City. ing (REZ 2019-10) [email protected] NOTICE OF ANNUAL proofing, framing, 1-877-649-5574 for a call Tooele Transcript fieds. Call 882-0050 801-842-1411. 6. Consideration of 8. Close Public Hear- with any questions or MEETING SCHED- home updating and Free Idea Starter B u l l e t i n a t www.tooele tran- Resolution 2020-01 to ing (REZ 2019-10) concerns. ULE renovations and Guide. Submit your SELL YOUR CAR or (435)882-0050 for de- script.com grant a waiver of de- 9. REZ 2019-12 – Dated this 31st Day of The public is hereby much more. Small idea for a free consul- boat in the classi- tails. (Ucan) velopment fees for the Chris Robinson is re- December 2019 given notice that the jobs okay. Call tation. fieds. Call 882-0050 Blue Lakes Subdivi- questing a recommen- Updated (with Work Rush Valley Town S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) You may have just the Personals or visit www.tooele- Council conducts its Small Business own- sion. dation of approval for a Session) on the 6th of 840-0344. thing someone out of transcript. com regular meeting on the ers: Place your clas- 7. Consideration of proposed rezone from January 2020. town is looking for. fourth Wednesday of TREE WORK. Free Meet singles right now! sified ad in 45 news- Resolution 2020-02 A-20 (Agricultural, 20 Jeff Miller Place your classified each month at the estimates! Local No paid operators, papers throughout Apartments approving a develop- Acre Minimum) to Tooele County ad in 45 of Utah's Rush Valley Town company. Licensed just real people like Utah for only $163. for Rent ment agreement for RR-1 (Rural Residen- Planning and Zoning newspapers, the cost Hall, 52 South Park & insured. Bucket you. Browse greet- for 25 words, and $5. the Blue Lakes Subdi- tial, 1 Acre Minimum). (Published in the is $163. For up to 25 Street, Rush Valley, truck, Crane serv- ings, exchange mes- per word over 25. 2BDRM w/d hookups, vision. P a r c e l I D : Tooele Transcript Bul- words. You will be Utah. The meeting be- ice, Stump removal, sages and connect You will reach up to carport, fenced yard, 8. Consideration of 05-029-0-0004 (parent letin January 2 & 14, reaching a potential gins at 7:00 p.m. mulch. live. Try it free. Call 340,000 households no pets, no smoking. Resolution 2020-03 parcel). Acreage: Ap- 2020) of up to 340,000 The Rush Valley Plan- 801-633-6685 Pre- now: 844-400-8738 and it is a one call, $975/mo, $700/ approving th e proximately 17.7 Acres households. All you ning & Zoning Com- ciseTreeLLC.com one order, one bill cleaning dep. Call amended General of parent parcel. Ap- PUBLIC NOTICE: need to do is call the mission conducts its program. Call the (435)840-3444 Plan for Grantsville proximate Site Loca- The Grantsville City Transcript Bulletin at regular meeting on the Help Wanted Transcript Bulletin at City. tion: located at the Community Redevel- 882-0050 for full de- first Wednesday of 882-0050 for further 9. Consideration of south end of 1200 opment Agency will Miscellaneous tails. (Mention UCAN) each month at the info. (ucan) Homes Resolution 2020-04 East, immediately hold its regular meet- Business owners If Rush Valley Town appointing a qualified south of the Lake Point ing at 6:30 p.m. on Furniture & you need someone Hall, 52 South Park DIAMONDS don't pay Planning on selling person to the offices of Vistas, Phase 2 Subdi- Wednesday, January fast, place your clas- Street, Rush Valley, retail! Large selec- Appliances Autos your home, you could City Recorder and City vision. Unincorporated: 15, 2020 at 429 East sified ad in all 48 of Utah. The meeting be- tion, high quality. Bri- be sending your sales Treasurer to insure the Lake Point. Planner: Main Street, Grants- FOR SALE 3x6ft solid Utah's newspapers. gins at 7:00 p.m. dal sets, wedding points to up to City's compliance with Jeff Miller ville, UT 84029. The wood desk with side The person you are 2005 Dodge Ram DATED this 1st day of bands. Everything 340,000 households Utah Code § 10-3-916. 10. Open Public Hear- agenda is as follows: shelves: $300 OBO. looking for could be 2500 Quad Cab. January 2020. wholesale! Rocky at once. For $163. 10. Consideration of ing (REZ 2019-12) ROLL CALL Wooden credenza: from out of town. The White. $15 900.00. By: Patty Rowe Mtn. Diamond Co. you can place your Resolution 2020-05 11. Close Public Hear- AGENDA: $200 OBO. Contact cost is only $163. for Automatic, diesel, Rush Valley Town S.L.C. 25 word classified ad approving the Utah ing (REZ 2019-12) 1. Consideration of Jim 435-833-9524. a 25 word ad and it four wheel drive with Clerk/Recorder 1-800-396-6948 to all 45 newspapers Wildfire Resource 12. REZ 2019-13 – Resolution reaches up to 171114 miles. Trans- (Published in the DIRECTV NOW. No NORTH VALLEY Ap- in Utah. Just call the Memorandum of Un- Bret Randall is re- 2020-01RDA estab- 340,000 households. mission, motor and Tooele Transcript Bul- pliance. Washers/ derstanding between questing a recommen- Satellite Needed. 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City Council Com- Approximate Site Lo- City Recorder $14.95/month. Best pendence and mobil- $60,000 to $80,000 + Right Enterprise. 132 mittee Assignments. cation: located ap- In compliance with the Technology. Best ity with the compact Benefits and Sign On N Main St Tooele. SETTLEMENT CAN- 13. Mayor and Council proximately 2.5 to 3 Americans with Dis- Value. Smart HD design and long-last- Bonus. Call Luke (385)743 0003 ask YON IRRIGATION Reports. miles west of Rowley ability Act, Grantsville DVR Included. FREE ing battery of Inogen 435-660-1044, Ben for Stephen. water share $2,700. 14. Closed Session Road and I-80, on the City will accommodate Installation. Some re- One. Free information 435-881-8581, Dale 2012 Volkswagen Pas- (936) 672-1352 (Personnel, Real Es- north side of I-80. Un- reasonable requests to strictions apply. Call k i t ! C a l l 435-881-3081 or sat SEL2. Black. $7 tate, Imminent Litiga- incorporated: Skull assist persons with 1-866-360-6959 877-691-4639 email fowkestruck- 450.00. Automatic, tion). Valley. Planner: Jeff disabilities to partici- Earthlink High Speed [email protected] Turbo diesel. Loaded, Buildings 15. Adjourn. Miller Garage, Yard Soldpate in meetings. Re- Internet. As Low As IMMEDIATE Full time leather, sunroof, navi- Christine Webb 13. Open Public Hear- quests for assistance $14.95/month (for the Sales positions available in gation. Gets up to 43 If you build, remodel or City Recorder ing (REZ 2019-13) may be made by call- first 3 months.) Reli- Tooele. Must be able MPG! Buy Right En- remove buildings you In compliance with the 14. Close Public Hear- ing City Hall (435) able High Speed Fi- ESTATE SALE Every- to pass background. terprise. 132 N Main can place your classi- Americans with Dis- ing (REZ 2019-13) 884-3411 at least 3 ber Optic Technol- thing must go. 213S Shifts available St Tooele. (385)743 fied ad in 45 of Utah's ability Act, Grantsville 15. Adjournment days in advance of a ogy. Stream Videos, Conner Ave Hwy36 Wednesday through 0003 ask for Ste- newspapers for only City will accommodate Pursuant to the Ameri- meeting. Music and More! Call Stockton, Saturday Saturday, Sunday phen. $163. for 25 words reasonable requests to cans with Disability One or more Council Earthlink Today Jan18 10am-2pm No through Tuesday. $15 assist persons with Act, individuals need- Members may partici- 2015 Scion xB. White. ($5. for each addi- 1-844-240-1769 Early Birds, Tools, to $15.50 per hour. disabilities to partici- ing special accommo- pate electronically. $6 800.00. Automatic, tional word). You will yard decor, Quilting, Call Rose a t pate in meetings. 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(385)743 UCAN Classified Net- work) One or more Council Please what e-mail Jeff Matters in $67.97/mo. Both In- HAVING A GARAGE script.com 0003 ask for Ste- SALE? Advertise it in Members may partici- M i l l e r a t : clude FREE Wi Fi phen. METAL ROOF/WALL the classifieds. Call SELL YOUR com- pate electronically. [email protected] Router. CALL For De- Panels, Pre-engi- 882-0050 puter in the classi- The anchor location with any questions or t a i l s ! - DONATE YOUR CAR neered Metal Build- Service! fieds. Call 882-0050 will be City Hall at the concerns. 1-866-307-4705 SELL YOUR CAR or TO UNITED BREAST ings. Mill prices for or visit www.tooele- CANCER FOUNDA- above address. Dated this 31st Day of SELL YOUR computer boat in the classi- sheeting coil are at a transcript. com TION! Your donation (Published in the December 2019 in the classifieds. Call fieds. Call 882-0050 4 year low. You get helps education, pre- Tooele Transcript Bul- UpdatedCall (with Work me and I’ll be 882-0050 or visit or visit www.tooele- DEADLINES FOR the savings. 17 Col- vention & support letin January 14, 2020) Session) on the 6th of www.tooeletranscript. transcript. com or classifieds ads are ors prime material, programs. FAST January 2020. com e-mail your ad to M o n d a y a n d cut to your exact PUBLIC NOTICE OF Jeff Miller tbp@tooeletranscript. Wednesdays by 4:45 FREE PICKUP - 24 length. CO Building M E E T I N G A N D Available! HAVING A yard sale? 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Call the South Main Street, #2419813-SA00 is looking for NowNow RentingRenting Transcript and let us Tooele Utah. IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply know 882-0050. PUBLIC MEETING: Paper Carriers IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply 1. Work Session with WANT TO get the lat- Rental assistance may be Planning Commission in Tooele City! ExclusivelyExclusivelyRental assistance forfor Seniors Seniors may be est local news? Sub- Regarding Animal Or- available. Call for details scribe to the Tran- Pet Friendly dinance Updates (6:30 available.Pet Friendly Call for details script Bulletin. 435.843.0717 to 7:00 PM). If you’re interested please call Call for435.843.0717 details SELL YOUR car in the 2. Roll Call 435.882.0050 CallTDD for 800.735.2900details Transcript Bulletin 3. Approval of meeting 435.843.0717TDD 800.735.2900 Classified section. minutes from Novem- 435.843.0717 ber 20, 2019 and De- cember 4, 2019. 4. Motion to approve proposed planning commission meeting schedule for 2020. 5. Motion to elect Chair and Vice-Chair of the Planning Com- mission. 6. REZ 2019-10 – (ta- bled on September 18, 2019) Chris Robinson is requesting a rezone from RR-1 (Rural Resi- dential, 1 Acre Mini- mum) & C-H (Com- mercial Highway) to C-G (Commercial General). Parcel IDs: 04-070-0-0092, 04-070-0-0096, 04-070-0-0097, & 04-070-0-0098. Acre- age. Approx. 29.40 Acres. Approximate Site Location: located on both sides of Sad- dleback Boulevard, near the intersection of Mountain View Road and Saddleback Boulevard. Unincorpo- rated: Lake Point. Planner: Jeff Miller 7. Open Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-10) 8. Close Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-10) 9. REZ 2019-12 – Chris Robinson is re- questing a recommen- dation of approval for a proposed rezone from A-20 (Agricultural, 20 Acre Minimum) to RR-1 (Rural Residen- tial, 1 Acre Minimum). P a r c e l I D : 05-029-0-0004 (parent parcel). Acreage: Ap- proximately 17.7 Acres of parent parcel. Ap- proximate Site Loca- tion: located at the south end of 1200 East, immediately south of the Lake Point Vistas, Phase 2 Subdi- vision. Unincorporated: Lake Point. Planner: Jeff Miller 10. Open Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-12) 11. Close Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-12) 12. REZ 2019-13 – Bret Randall is re- questing a recommen- dation of approval for a proposed rezone from M-G (Manufacturing General) to MG-EX (Mining, Quarry, Sand and Gravel Excavation Zone). P a r c e l I D : 04-038-D-0039 (parent parcel). Acreage: Ap- proximately 40.00 Acres of parent parcel. Approximate Site Lo- cation: located ap- proximately 2.5 to 3 miles west of Rowley Road and I-80, on the north side of I-80. Un- incorporated: Skull Valley. Planner: Jeff Miller 13. Open Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-13) 14. Close Public Hear- ing (REZ 2019-13) 15. Adjournment Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disability Act, individuals need- ing special accommo- dations during this meeting should notify Planning Staff, Tooele County Planning Com- mission, at 435-843-3160 prior to the meeting. Please e-mail Jeff M i l l e r a t : [email protected] with any questions or concerns. Dated this 31st Day of December 2019 Updated (with Work Session) on the 6th of January 2020. Jeff Miller Tooele County Planning and Zoning (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin January 2 & 14, 2020) SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE THIRD JUDI- CIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR TOOELE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH TOOELE COUNTY, Plaintiff, vs. TROY MITCHELL ELSHOLZ; FLYING U RANCH, LLC; WARDENE JOR- DAN; LILIANA SOLIS LOYA; HIGINIO MO- RENO; SUMMIT EX- CHANGE SERVICES, LLC; and any other un- known person who has or claims or any right to title, estate, lien, or interest in the real property described in the complaint which is averse to Plaintiff's, Defendants. Court Case No.: 190301959 Judge: Matthew D. Bates THE STATE OF UTAH TO ANY UNKNOWN PERSON WHO HAS OR CLAIMS OR ANY RIGHT TO TITLE, ES- TATE, LIEN, OR IN- TERST IN THE REAL PROPERTY DE- SCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT WHICH IS AVERSE TO PLAINTIFF'S: You are summoned and required to file an answer in writing to the Complaint filed in the case identified above. Within 30 days after the last day of publica- tion, which is January 21, 2020, you must file your answer with the clerk of the above-enti- tled Court at 74 S. 100 East, Suite 14, Tooele, UT 84074 and serve a copy of your answer on the Tooele County Attorney's Office at: 74 S. 100 East, Suite 26, Tooele, UT 84074. If you fail to file and serve your answer on time, judgment by de- fault will be taken TUESDAY January 14, 2020 against you for the re- TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B6 lief demanded in the Complaint. Public Notices Public Notices ThePublic Complaint Notices is on Trustees Miscellaneous fileMiscellaneous with the clerk of the Court. You can obtain Deadline for public Deadline for public a copy of the Com- notices is 4 p.m. the notices is 4 p.m. the plaint by requesting Great Savings on Books at the day prior to publica- day prior to publica- one from the clerk of tion. Public notices tion. Public notices the Court at the above submitted past the submitted past the address or by calling deadline will not be deadline will not be 435-833-8000. accepted. accepted. Read the complaint Tooele Transcript Bulletin UPAXLP UPAXLP carefully. It means that you are being sued for NOTICE OF TRUS- NOTICE OF MID- quiet title to the subject TEE'S SALE TERM VACANCY property of this action. The acred Art of Hunting Proof of God The following de- FOR RUSH VALLEY The legal description scribed property will be TOWN COUNCIL Myths, Legends and the Modern Mythos The Shocking True Answer to the of the property is: sold at public auction I Patty Rowe, Rush Beginning at the inter- World’s Most Important Question to the highest bidder, Valley Town Clerk/Re- section of the south- hroughout most of human payable in lawful corder, in accordance erly right-of-way line of history, hunting has been tolemy Tompkins, collaborator on money of the United with Utah Code Sec- T Blossom Road, a pub- the New York Times bestselling States at the time of tion 20A-1-510 do de- an unchallenged tap root fo P lic street by use, with Proof of Heaven and Proof of Angels, sale, at the Tooele clare that there is one life, as well as a cornerstone t h e w e s t e r l y is at his lowest point, personally and County Courthouse, vacancy for a council of cultures. O en, the success right-of-way line of professionally, when he meets with an 74 South 100 East, member in the Town of of early hunters meant the Toms Lane, said point astrophysicist with a message for the Tooele, UT 84074, on Rush Valley. diŸ erence between feast or lies South 89°35'23" world: God is real, and science proves February 19, 2020, at 1. The vacancy will be famine, and their exploits West 16.76 feet along 1:00 p.m. of said day, filled during the regular were celebrated in song, story it. the Quarter Section for the purpose of fore- Rush Valley Town and dance. Only recently has Proof of God is the unlikely story of line determined by the closing a trust deed Council meetin g how this serious scientist and this bro- Tooele County De- subsistence hunting ceased to dated June 14, 2018, scheduled on Wednes- ken writer, in a series of conversations pendent Resurvey in be a necessity for most people, and executed by KA- day, January 22, 2020 stretching over several months, come 1983 and South and sport hunting become the LEB S RUPP, AN UN- at 7:00 p.m. Each indi- to understand that the universe—from 0°11'00" East 44.28 norm. During this same era, MARRIED MAN, as vidual who submitted the smallest sub-atomic particles that feet from a Tooele the majority of populations Trustor, in favor of their name will be in- make up everything in existence to the County Surveyor brass have crowded into cities where MORTGAGE ELEC- terviewed by the coun- monument in Toms few people have  rsthand farthest reaches of the universe—bears TRONIC REGISTRA- cil and the council Lane witnessing the evidence of a creator. In short, God not TION SYSTEMS, INC. votes. experience with nature. As a unmarked location of only exists, but science gives us tools to ("MERS"), SOLELY 2. Any registered voter result, hunters worldwide are the East Quarter Cor- know this. AS NOMINEE FOR who has resided in no longer regarded as cultural Only ner of Section 29, Proof of God shows how science and reli- BROKER SOLU- Rush Valley for 12 heroes. Rather, they are increasingly views $ 99 $ 95 Township 2 South, Only gion both point to the same stunning and TIONS, INC. DBA consecutive months with suspicion and have become subjects 15 7 Range 4 West, Salt $ 50 $ 95 world-changing truth: God is real. NEW AMERICAN immediately prior to of scrutiny, criticism and even a¢ ack—so- Lake Base and Merid- 22 9 FUNDING as Benefici- the election can submit cially, politically and legally. ian, which according to ary, which Trust Deed his/her name for con- Has sport hunting lost its relevance in our urban-oriented society? said Dependent Re- was recorded on June sideration to Mayor survey, lies North The Sacred Art of Hunting investigates worldwide hunting myths, legends and 15, 2018, as Entry No. Brian Johnson at rush- Photojournalism 89°35'23" East 30.00 customs from throughout history to place hunting in a new and contempo- 469302, in the Official [email protected] feet from said Witness rary cultural context, a modern mythos. Author James A. Swan provides not Records of Tooele m not later than Tues- 1855 to the Present Monument (NOTE: Ba- only an enlightening perspective on the hunters place in a changing world, County, State of Utah day, January 21, 2020. Editor’s Choice sis of Bearing for this but the nature of humankind and our presence in the cosmos as well. covering real property Patty Rowe, Clerk/Re- description is South purportedly located at corder hotojournalism 1855 to the 8 9°35'23" Wes t 961 West 1140 South, Town of Rush Valley Present: Editor’s Choice 5255.97 feet along the P Tooele, Utah 84074 in (Published in the pro™iles ™ifty-four renowned Tooele County De- Tooele County, Utah, Tooele Transcript Bul- pendent Resurvey Lighthouses photojournalists, selected and more particularly letin January 14 & 16, quarter section line de- Norton/Library of Congress Visual Sourcebook on the basis of their critical described as: 2020) fined by said Witness reputations and historical LOT 6210, RANCHO in Architecture, Design & Engineering SUMMONS FOR Monument in Toms importance, and reproduces TOOELE PHASE 6, PUBLICATION Lane and a found 250 of their greatest photo- SUBDIVISION his abundantly illus- IN THE THIRD JUDI- Tooele County De- graphs. The photographers AMENDED, A SUBDI- CIAL DISTRIC T pendent Resurvey trated book conveys VISION OF TOOELE T in this book range from war COURT IN AND FOR monument represent- the romance and beauty of CITY, TOOEL E reporters like Robert Capa TOOELE COUNTY, ing the West Quarter lighthouses and beacons COUNTY, STATE OF and Larry burrows, who STATE OF UTAH Corner of said Section while explaining the develop- UTAH. Tax ID: capture the most extreme TOOELE COUNTY, 29.); thence from said ment of the forms, materials, 14-045-0-6210 events of human as they Plaintiff, vs. TROY Point of Beginning, architecture, and engineer- The current Benefici- happen, to social documen- MITCHELL ELSHOLZ; along the southerly ary of the trust deed is ing of their structure: wood, tarians like Lewis Hine and FLYING U RANCH, right-of-way line of UTAH HOUSING masonry, cast-iron plate, Sebastião Salgado, who LLC; WARDENE JOR- Blossom Road, the CORPORATION, and on- and off-shore skeletal, step back from the single DAN; LILIANA SOLIS northerly boundary of the record owners of caisson, and reinforced LOYA; HIGINIO MO- CLOVER BLOSSOM dramatic incident to cover the property as of the concrete. RENO; SUMMIT EX- MINOR SUBDIVI- fundamental issues like labor recording of the Notice It covers lighthouses from CHANGE SERVICES, SION, recorded May and migration in depth. of Default are KALEB all parts of the United States Only LLC; and any other un- 24, 2000 as Entry A fascinating introduction to one of photogra- S RUPP AND MEGAN from the late eighteenth $ 00 $ 95 known person who has No.148020 in Book phy’s most important genres, this comprehen- M. CLARK, AS JOINT century to the 1940s, when 35 14 or claims or any right 623 at Page 248 in the sive work includes: TENANTS. to title, estate, lien, or office of the Tooele control of the lighthouses Bidders must tender to • Portfolios of all featured photographers’ interest in the real County Recorder and was transferred to the Coast the trustee a most compelling images, many printed at full-page size property described in along the northerly Guard and after which few $20,000.00 deposit at • Capsule biographies of the photographers and insightful critical commen- the complaint which is boundary of OLD new ones were constructed. the sale and the bal- taries on their careers averse to Plaintiff's, FARM ESTATES, re- Images of lighthouses from ance of the purchase • An informative introduction covering photojournalism’s history and its Defendants. corded September 20, coast to coast provide examples of striking Only price by 2:00 p.m. the technical, aesthetic, and ethical challenges. Court Case No.: 2016 as Entry No. day following the sale. design and setting as well as celebrating $ 00 $ 95 190301959 435720 in the office of 75 18 Both the deposit and technological achievement and the work of Judge: Matthew D. said Tooele County the balance must be important engineers. Included are associated Bates Recorder, and beyond, paid to Lincoln Title In- structures such as keepers’ quarters, fog signal buildings, boathouses and A Restless oul THE STATE OF UTAH South 89°53'00" West surance Agency in the boat railroads, cistern buildings, barns, and workshops, as well as interiors TO ANY UNKNOWN 2322.77 feet to an an- Meditations from the Road form of a wire transfer, and working details of the light mechanisms. This comprehensive volume PERSON WHO HAS cient fence corner de- cashier's check or cer- contains more than 600 photos and illustrations. OR CLAIMS OR ANY fining the northwest tified funds. Cash pay- oyage around the globe with RIGHT TO TITLE, ES- corner of that parcel of ments, personal renowned spiritual writer Henri J. TATE, LIEN, OR IN- land conveyed to Ar- V checks or trust checks M. Nouwen as this unique travelogue TERST IN THE REAL thur Warr by Decree of are not accepted. charts an imaginary itinerary to PROPERTY DE- Partial Distribution of The Life of the kies DATED: January 13, SCRIBED IN THE the estate of Charles Birding at the End of Nature locations that Nouwen actually visit- 2020. COMPLAINT WHICH E. Warr, Deceased, re- ed, from Russia to Peru via Europe, LINCOLN TITLE IN- IS AVERSE TO corded September 29, Canada, and the Untied States. Join SURANCE AGENCY PLAINTIFF'S: 1913 in Deed Record, ohn James Audubon arrived in him as he examines the Return of the By: Shelby K. Irvin You are summoned Book 3-H at Pages America in 1803, when Thomas Prodigal Son painting in St. Peters- Its: Authorized Agent J and required to file an 500-501 in the office of Jefferson was president, and lived long burg, admires the joy of his fellow pe- Telephone: (801) answer in writing to the the Tooele County Re- enough to see his friend Samuel Morse 476-0303 destrians on a beautiful day in Paris, Complaint filed in the corder; thence North send a telegraphic message from his web site: www.smith- mingles with senators in Washington, case identified above. 0°18'00” West 33.00 house in New York City in the 1840s. knowles.com and listens to the stories of grieving Within 30 days after feet; thence North SK File No. 19-1533 As a boy, Teddy Roosevelt learned women in Nicaragua. Noumen’s world the last day of publica- 8 9°53'00” Eas t (Published in the taxidermy from a man who had sailed is one of striking contrasts—one tion, which is January 2322.84 feet to the Tooele Transcript Bul- up the Missouri River with Audubon, minute he is rubbing shoulders with 21, 2020, you must file westerly right-of-way letin January 14, 21 & and yet as president presided over the af™luent and in™luential, the next your answer with the line of Toms Lane; 28, 2020) America’s entry into the twentieth walking through lands of poverty and clerk of the above-enti- thence along said century, in which our ability to destroy Only tled Court at 74 S. 100 danger. Each situation tells a spiritual story and westerly right-of-way ourselves and the natural world was $ 95 $ 95 Public Notices East, Suite 14, Tooele, line, South 0°11'00" reveals that Nouwen is never slow to see the no longer metaphorical. Roosevelt, an 11 4 Water User UT 84074 and serve a East 33.00 feet to the hand of God at work in the universe. copy of your answer Point of Beginning. avid birder, was born a hunter and died Deadline for public on the Tooele County DATED: December a conservationist. notices is 4 p.m. the Attorney's Office at: 74 11, 2019. Today, forty-six million Americans day prior to publica- S. 100 East, Suite 26, Authorized for are bird-watchers. The Life of the Skies tion. Public notices Tooele, UT 84074. Presentment and Fil- is a genre-bending journey into the Making the American elf submitted past the If you fail to file and ing by: meaning of a pursuit born out of the tangled Only Johnathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln deadline will not be serve your answer on Jordin J. Albers history of industrialization and nature longing. $ 00 $ 95 accepted. time, judgment by de- Deputy County Attor- Jonathan Rosen set out on a quest not merely 24 8 ne of the most precious liberties UPAXLP fault will be taken ney to see birds but to fathom their centrality— OAmericans have always cherished SELLING YOUR against you for the re- (Published in the historical and literary, spiritual and scienti™ic—to a culture torn between the is the ability to “make something of mountain bike? lief demanded in the Tooele Transcript Bul- desire both to conquer and to conserve. themselves”—to choose not only an www.tooele tran- Complaint. letin December 31, Rosen argues that bird-watching is nothing less than the real national occupation but an identity. Examining script.com The Complaint is on 2019, January 7, 14 & pastime—indeed it is more than that, because the ™ield of play is the earth works by Benjamin Franklin, Jonathan BECOME A SUB- file with the clerk of the 21, 2020) itself. We are the players and the spectators, and the outcome—since bird Edwards, Abraham Lincoln, Frederick SCRIBER. 882-0050 Court. You can obtain and watcher are intimately connected—is literally a matter of life and death. Douglass, Henry David Thoreau, a copy of the Com- Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret plaint by requesting Fuller, and others, Howe investigates one from the clerk of TOOELE the Court at the above TRANSCRIPT how Americans in the 18th and 19th address or by calling BULLETIN centuries engaged in the process of 435-833-8000. Dream Catchers “self-construction,” “self-improve- Read the complaint Legend, Lore and Artifacts ment,” and the “pursuit of happiness.” carefully. It means that He explores as well how Americans A Full-Coloryou are being Learning sued for and he  rst “dream understood individual identity in quiet title to the subject Tcatchers” were tiny, relation to the larger body politic, and Activity propertyPage of thisJust action. for Kids! round handcra ed argues that the conscious construc- The legal description net charms that were tion of the autonomous self was in of the property is: Only suspended from the top fact essential to American democracy—that $ 95 $ 95 EveryBeginning Thursday at the inter- in the of an Ojibwa infant’s ti- it both shaped and was in turn shaped by section of the south- 19 10 kanagan, or cradle board. American democratic institutions. Howe erly right-of-way line of Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Intended to “catch” bad concludes that the time has come to ground Blossom Road, a pub- our democracy once again in habits of personal responsibility, civility, and lic street by use, with dreams and defend chil- self-discipline esteemed by some of America’s most important thinkers. the westerly dren against illness and right-of-way line of evil spirits, the protec- Erudite, beautifully written, and more pertinent than ever as we enter Toms Lane, said point tive charms represented a new era of individual and governmental responsibility, Making the lies South 89°35'23" the community’s hope American Self illuminates an impulse at the very heart of the American West 16.76 feet along for the next generation. experience. the Quarter Section In Dream Catchers, line determined by the anthropologist Cath Tooele County De- Oberholtzer engages pendent Resurvey in readers in a wide-rang- These and other titles available 1983 and South ing discussion about the 0°11'00" East 44.28 origins of this symbol at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin feet from a Tooele of Native spirituality, County Surveyor brass Only the diverse designs and monument in Toms $ 00 $ 95 materials used in its productions and the Lane witnessing the 35 16 TOOELE unmarked location of meanings it has assumed among Native American peoples throughout North America. But Oberholtzer also TRANSCRIPT the East Quarter Cor- ner of Section 29, explores the explosion of the dream catcher as a worldwide mar- Township 2 South, keting venture, sparked by a growing appetite for spiritual meaning BULLETIN Range 4 West, Salt and by its appropriation by the New Age movement. Available in Subscribe TodayLake Base T OOELEand Merid-RANSCRIPT airport gi shops, shopping malls and on the Internet, the dream ian, which accordingT to catcher has done mainstream. Here, Oberholtzer thoughtfully 58 N. Main – Tooele 435.882.0050said DependentBULLETIN Re- considers the past, present and future of a cultural icon. Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Sat-Sun: closed survey, lies North 89°35'23" East 30.00 feet from said Witness Monument (NOTE: Ba- sis of Bearing for this description is South 89°35'23" West 5255.97 feet along the Tooele County De- pendent Resurvey quarter section line de- fined by said Witness Monument in Toms Lane and a found Tooele County De- pendent Resurvey monument represent- ing the West Quarter Corner of said Section 29.); thence from said Point of Beginning, along the southerly right-of-way line of Blossom Road, the northerly boundary of CLOVER BLOSSOM MINOR SUBDIVI- SION, recorded May 24, 2000 as Entry No.148020 in Book 623 at Page 248 in the office of the Tooele County Recorder and along the northerly boundary of OLD FARM ESTATES, re- corded September 20, 2016 as Entry No. 435720 in the office of said Tooele County Recorder, and beyond, South 89°53'00" West 2322.77 feet to an an- cient fence corner de- fining the northwest corner of that parcel of land conveyed to Ar- thur Warr by Decree of Partial Distribution of the estate of Charles E. Warr, Deceased, re- corded September 29, 1913 in Deed Record, Book 3-H at Pages 500-501 in the office of the Tooele County Re- corder; thence North 0°18'00” West 33.00 feet; thence North 89°53'00” East 2322.84 feet to the westerly right-of-way line of Toms Lane; thence along said westerly right-of-way line, South 0°11'00" East 33.00 feet to the Point of Beginning. DATED: December 11, 2019. Authorized for Presentment and Fil- ing by: Jordin J. Albers Deputy County Attor- ney (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin December 31, 2019, January 7, 14 & 21, 2020) TUESDAY January 14, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 Explore the Colorful History of Tooele County

ooele County features some of the most dramatic and 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. That year Tdiverse landforms on Earth. There are 11,000 foot-high the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious passed through the county and nearly perished in the Great desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon who knew about the place were the Native Americans who pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager lived there, and a few white explorers during the early encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. $ 95 • Nearly 500 pages 39 • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages • Hardcover with dust jacket • More than 500 photos • More than 700 pioneer biographies

Get Your Copy TOOELE RANSCRIPT 58 N. Main Today at the Tooele T Tooele Transcript-Bulletin BULLETIN Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Closed Sat. and Sun. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY January 14, 2020

Division of State Parks and Stansbury Recreation, and the state Division of Forestry, Fire and continued from page B1 State Lands. Named after Captain Howard Stansbury, whose Tooele County, the Bureau of crew camped nearby while Land Management, the state surveying the shoreline in

DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO Informational signs frequent the interpretive trail so the hiker can learn about Lake Bonneville and the Great Salt Lake’s history. 1850 for the U.S. govern- ment, the overlook has a parking lot, restroom and informational kiosks. Nearby is a trailhead for an interpretive trail that tells the 33,000-year history of the Great Salt Lake and its ancient predecessor, Lake Bonneville. You’re Invited ... Step out of your car at the overlook and you are at the bottom of Lake Bonneville, which some to let us take care of your 20,000 years ago, the sur- face was 1,000-feet above wedding print needs your head. The surround- ing hills reveal countless Invitations • Save the Date Cards • Envelopes high water marks left Wedding Pics on Foam Core behind by the ancient lake as it rose and fell numerous We make the process easy and enjoyable. Email or bring your pics in on a flash drive and our designer will take care of the rest. times. All items are conveniently printed here for fast turn around. A set of interpretive kiosks, prepared by Dr. Genevieve Atwood of Earth Science Education, tells the story of Lake Bonneville and the Great Salt Lake. DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO The kiosks help you recog- The power of wind, water and time is evident in panholes on rock faces nize the five major levels of next to the trail. both lakes. They also provide once covered 20,000 square- late more and more layers. information about the geolog- miles from southern Idaho Large boulders with per- 435.882.0050 • 58 N Main • Tooele ic, natural, and human history to Southern Utah. For com- fectly round holes are strewn of the lakes and the area. parison, Lake Michigan covers along the trail. The holes are At its peak, Lake Bonneville about 22,000 square miles. panholes created by deposits The Great Salt Lake now aver- of water that sit for great BOOK YOUR VACATION NOW – CALL FOR LIMITED-TIME SAVINGS ages 1,700 square-miles and lengths of time and dissolve its deepest point is 33 feet. the minerals in the rock. The 1,000-foot long inter- The overlook area is far FROM FROM pretive trail that starts just enough away from I-80 $1,749 $2,249 north of the parking lot is a (about 12 miles) that visitors $1,499* $1,999* scale model of both lakes’ his- can’t hear traffic. The quiet tory. A sign placed every 100 allows you to imagine what feet long the trail marks the the lake looked like before passage of 33,000 years. Bridger set his eyes on it. The trail’s gain and loss The overlook also gives in elevation also mimics to opportunity to observe mod- scale the rise and fall of the ern man’s way of harvest- lakes’ level. Ten feet of eleva- ing the Great Salt Lake’s tion change equals a 50-foot potential. To the west across

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