Bit ‘n’ Spur Rodeo Results See A3 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY July 8, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 128 No. 12 $1.00 NEW CHIEF SWORN IN Lost snake still at large If sighted call dispatch, advise police CEILLY SUTTON of the containers the snakes STAFF WRITER were in was inadvertently An eight-foot-long boa con- knocked over, according to strictor has been on the loose Hansen. for almost a week in Tooele The animal control officer City after escaping its home on and the owner of the snake July 2. looked for the boa for over 90 The snake escaped from minutes, according to Hansen, a home in a neighbor- but were unsuccessful in find- hood on the east side of the ing it. city near 400 North and “Today we haven’t had Antelope Avenue on Friday, any sightings of the snake,” July 2, according to Jeremy Hansen said Wednesday. Hansen, Tooele City Police If the snake is spotted, com- Department’s public informa- munity members are encour- tion officer. aged to call dispatch at 435- “The owner of the snake 882-5600 and not approach called in to say that his eight- the animal. foot boa snake was missing “The snake is not really a from his yard,” Hansen said. hot weather snake,” Hansen “When the animal control offi- explained. “It’s not really cer got there, she learned that accustomed to this area but it the owner was having brand could have found a wet area. new windows installed on his The owner was hoping that home, so he took his snakes the snake went back inside the and put them out back to try home but he hasn’t had any to keep them out of the way.” luck finding it.” While in the backyard, one [email protected]

CEILLY SUTTON/TTB PHOTOS Tooele City Recorder Michelle Pitt (top) swears in Adrian Day as the Tooele City chief of police at the City Council meeting on July 7. Chief Day (above left) hugs his wife, Tiffany, after being sworn in while his two sons look on. Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn (above © 2019 GUILLERMO OSSA/SHUTTERSTOCK right) congratulates the City’s new chief of police. An 8-foot boa constrictor escaped from its owner in a Tooele City neigh- borhood. List of truck routes grows Lost Tooele County Council adds more roads to proposed truck route ordinance man still TIM GILLIE truck route ordinance at their Road, from I-80 to Vegas EDITOR June 22 meeting. Street; Ellerbeck Road, from The Tooele County Council According to the ordinance Lime Plant to Grantsville City expanded the number of roads it would be unlawful to oper- Line; Gold Hill Road, from missing that large trucks could travel ate a truck on a road that Ibapah Road to Pony Express on under a proposed truck is not designated as a truck Road; Grayback Hills Drive; Rock Morris disappeared two weeks ago route ordinance as they con- route, except under conditions Ibapah Road, from Gold Hills tinued to discuss the ordinance described in the ordinance. Road to Nevada state line; CEILLY SUTTON during their work session on Roads that were designated Mormon Trail, from South STAFF WRITER Tuesday night. as truck routes in the first Mountain Road to Grantsville The Morris family is eagerly seeking The County Council took draft of the ordinance were: City line; Puddle Valley Road; the public’s help in finding Rick Morris, a their first look at a proposed Aragonite Road; Burmester Rowley Road; South Mountain 32-year-old diabetic man who left home on Road and Stansbury Island June 25. Road. Around 1:00 a.m. on June 25, Morris’ At the request of Jed blood sugar dropped to dangerous levels, Bell, Tooele County Roads according to Mariah Morris, Rick Morris’ Department director, a revised sister. draft of the ordinance added “My mom noticed that Rick was acting dif- the following roads the list ferently early Friday morning,” Mariah Morris of designated truck routes: explained. “She took his blood sugar and it Bates Canyon Road, from was 37. She was having a hard time getting state Route 36 to the railhead; him to eat anything or getting him to go up Bauer Road; Erda Road from stairs to call the paramedics, if needed.” Fassio Egg Farm to Sheep Rick Morris’ mother, sister, and brother COURTESY MARIAH MORRIS Lane; Faust Road from Dunbar were able to get him to eat a sandwich at Rick Morris disappeared from his home two weeks Road to SR-36; Mercur Canyon 1:47 a.m. in hopes to raise his blood sugar. ago. Road; Pole Canyon Road, “Rick told my mom he loved her and she including, upon dedication by could go to bed,” Mariah Morris said. “She mind.” the state, the portion of cur- thought he was fine. He had a little conver- Rick Morris’ disappearance is strange rent state Route 138 that the sation with my sister around 1:55 a.m. My because he didn’t do things he normally does state intends to dedicate to mom still thought he was a little low from the when leaving the house, according to Mariah the county; Sheep Lane from conversation, so she went to check on him at Morris. SR-138 to Grantsville; Silver about 2:30 a.m. and he was gone.” “Rick always locks his computer when he Avenue from southside Gravel After Rick Morris’ family noticed he was leaves it and he didn’t lock it,” she said. “Rick Pit to Mormon Trail Road; and gone, they began trying to search for him, but usually takes his backpack and insulin with the portion of SR-138 that will their search was unsuccessful because it was him when he will be gone for a while and be dedicated to the county, dark, according to Mariah Morris. everything he’d take and was left behind.” effective upon dedication. “Because his blood sugar was so low, he The Morris family are desperately seeking Bell also asked that Clive may have acted inebriated, drunk, argumen- the community’s help in finding Rick Morris. FILE PHOTO tative, happy, delusional, et cetera,” she said. A truck navigates on Bates Canyon Road. Bates Canyon Road will be a “He was most likely in an altered state of county truck route if the proposed draft truck route ordinance is adopted. SEE ROUTES PAGE A4 ® SEE MISSING PAGE A7 ®

WEATHER FORECAST INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B7 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY The story of OBITUARIES A6 the ‘Fighting Preacher’ See A8 100 99 97 99 100 97 95 70 70 63 66 70 70 66 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021

OPEN SPACE Rezone recommended for 37.9 ACRES DROUBAY ROAD SR 36 ERDA WAY Erda planned community CATHOLIC CHURCH PARCEL all density of 3.5 residential units 10.0 ACRES Commission lowers recommended density per acre instead of the applicant’s requested 3.53 residential units per TIM GILLIE ways, infrastructure, open space acre. EDITOR networks, and the general locations During the June 16 planning com- The Tooele County Planning of districts — villages, towns, neigh- mission meeting, Colosimo explained NEIGHBORHOOD Commission voted to recommend borhoods, and business and research that Oquirrh Point will include 45.9 ACRES VILLAGE approval of rezoning nine parcels parkways, according to the County’s attached-unit residential and single- 28.1 ACRES in Erda totaling 356.84 acres from land use ordinance. family detached residential units RR-5 —rural residential with a 5-acre “But this body has chosen to along with some commercial devel- minimum lot size — and C-G — com- require a traffic plan at this time,” opment. mercial general — to the planned Miller said. A total of 10% of the residential OPEN SPACE 50.6 ACRES community zone. The planning commission was units, or 122 units, will meet moder- VILLAGE The planned community is to be concerned about sending a recom- ate income standards. 36.7 ACRES NEIGHBORHOOD known as Oquirrh Point, according to mendation for a rezone to the County The moderate income housing will (5 ACRE LOTS)

TOWN CENTER 45.3 ACRES DROUBAY ROAD the rezone application. Council without a traffic study as be spread out in the development 9.2 ACRES SR 36 Joe Colosimo, the applicant, they recently had a rezone recom- instead of segregated in one area, 33rd Parkway submitted a plan showing 1,260 mendation returned to them from the according to Colosimo.

residential units on property during County Council that the traffic study Colosimo said he would not TOWN CENTER NEIGHBORHOOD 15.1 ACRES OPEN SPACE 11.9 ACRES their planning commission’s June 16 was completed after the commission oppose raising that to 11% or 12%. VILLAGE 11.8 ACRES meeting. voted to recommend approval. Moderate income housing is 24.2 ACRES The planning commission tabled In general, the traffic study said defined in state code as “housing VILLAGE 11.5 ACRES the request during their June 16 that it was anticipated that the level occupied or reserved for occupancy until a traffic study could be submit- of service for the roads adjacent to by households with a gross house- ted. Oquirrh Point would be at Level B hold income equal to or less than The planned community zone has with the development. 80% of the median gross income for multiple stages of approval. The first Traffic engineers describe Level households of the same size in the stage calls for a description of the of Service B as a stable flow where county in which the city is located.” Sewer services will be provided by and donate a site for a school, total land area to be rezoned with the motorists still have a high level of The moderate income housing will Stansbury Park Improvement District, Colosimo said. Although at the June overall number of residential units physical and psychological comfort. help the county achieve its moderate with the developer paying to build a 30 meeting Colissimo said if asked he and square-footage of nonresiden- MIller said the traffic study is income housing plan as required by four mile sewer line to the develop- would consider paying for the entire tial development with a preliminary more of a working document because the state, Colosimo said. ment and for all sewer infrastructure Parkway. outline of the location of land use at the time it was completed the The proposed development would within the development. The planning commission will districts as defined in the planned engineers did not know how the include areas of open space and Culinary water will be provided by bring the Oquirrh Point back to their community zone ordinance. infrastructure of the development interconnected trails. Open space Oquirrh Point Water Company which agenda for their discussion and a A traffic study is usually not would connect with existing roads areas would be utilized as buffers is a new private water company being vote after they receive a traffic study. required until the second approval and the 33rd Parkway, which will be around existing residential develop- formed to support the Oquirrh Point The planning commission makes a step — called “the community struc- constructed as part of the new com- ment and agricultural lands. The planned community and surrounding recommendation for a request to the ture plan,” explained Jeff Miller, munity. open space will be deed restricted or future development. Colosimo said County Council. The County Council Tooele County planner. The planning commission voted to placed in a conservation easement to he has 800-acre-feet of water rights. may approve, deny, or modify condi- The community structure plan recommend approval of the rezone, keep them as open space, according The developers will pay for 50% of tions of a rezone request. includes such things as major road- but their approval included an over- to Colosimo, the construction of the 33rd Parkway [email protected] Tooele County gets 1 day jump in COVID cases people who have not been Health Department urges vaccinations vaccinated to be vaccinated,” Contreras said. “We want to CEILLY SUTTON were mostly seen in youth Tooele County New COVID-19 Cases by Reporting Day remind people that the pan- STAFF WRITER aged 14 to 16. demic is not over and urge Confirmed COVID-19 cases “Contract tracers are still people to continue diligent in Tooele County spiked on in the process of investigating June 28 – July 4 Previous 3 week average COVID-19 precautions. These June 29 with 42 new con- and trying to speak with par- include: physical distancing, firmed cases reported by ents but until then, we don’t 50 handwashing and hygiene, the Tooele County Health know if it is associated with and mask wearing when Department. some sort of youth activity or attending activities with This is unusual for the not,” Bate said. 40 large gatherings, and staying county at this time, because During the seven day period home if you become infected. the number of cases in one of July 1-7 the average num- Unfortunately, the combina- day is usually in the single ber of new cases per day in the 30 tion of reopening and lapses digits, according to Amy Bate, county was 6.7. in these infection prevention public information officer Tooele County’s Health efforts has caused increases in for the Tooele County Health Department deputy director cases.” Department. attributes new cases to low 20 Since the beginning of the Bate reported that the cases vaccination rate and other pandemic in Tooele County, factors. there have been 7,731 positive “Tooele County experi- 10 cases of COVID-19, accord- TOOELETRANSCRIPT enced an increase in cases last ing to a report released daily ULLETIN week,” said Tooele County by the Utah Department of B Health Department Deputy 0 Health. ADMINISTRATION Director, John Contreras. “The Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun There have also been 250 Scott C. Dunn Publisher increase can be attributed to hospitalizations and 45 deaths Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher local outbreaks, the spread- in the county. Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus ing of the highly infectious UK In the State of Utah, there OFFICE and Delta variant, and the low have been 417,653 positive Bruce K. Dunn Controller vaccination rates. The overall in the high level of transmis- utilization. encouraging individuals to cases of the virus since the Chris Evans Office Manager pattern seen throughout the sion on the index. More information about the continue wearing their masks beginning of the pandemic, Vicki Higgins Customer Service county is an increase in cases Counties that meet at least state’s transmission index can if they aren’t vaccinated, as along with 17,690 hospitaliza- Patricia Cook Circulation Manager of COVID-19 in communities two criteria for high, moder- be found at utah.coronavirus. well as practicing good hand tions, and 2,387 deaths. EDITORIAL with low vaccination coverage ate, or low are moved to that gov. washing, and staying home 1,593,539 individuals living Tim Gillie Editor or rates.” level. The County will be at the when they are sick. in the state have had at least Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer Because of the high num- In example, if a county high level from July 8 to July Approximately 41% of the one vaccine and 2,816,448 Mark Watson Correspondent ber of cases last week, Tooele meets the “high” level criteria 21. population in Tooele County individuals have been tested County has gone from moder- for the seven-day average Changes to a county’s trans- has received at least one dose for the virus. ADVERTISING ate to high risk on the state’s percent positive, the “moder- mission index level occur on a of the vaccine, according to The Utah Department of Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales transmission index. ate” level for the 14-day case seven-day cycle. Contreras. Health also reported that Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Metrics show Tooele County rate, and the “high” level for Changes from a lower The state Health 0.140% of fully vaccinated Classified Advertising Manager with a 11.44% seven-day aver- statewide ICU utilization, the transmission level to a higher Department reported that Utahns have tested positive LAYOUT & DESIGN age percent of positive tests, county would be in the “high” transmission level may occur statewide 49.7% of all Utahns for COVID-19 in breakthrough John Hamilton Creative Director a 179.91 per 100,000 14-day transmission index, the health weekly and changes from a had received at least one dose cases. Liz Arellano Graphic Artist case rate, and a statewide ICU department explained in the higher transmission level to a of a COVID-19 vaccine as of The hospitalization rate utilization of 77%, of which press release. lower transmission level may July 7. for fully vaccinated Utahns is PRODUCTION 17.3% are COVID-19 related, The levels are determined occur every 14 days at mini- Contreras and the county 0.013% with deaths among Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager according to a press release by the seven-day average per- mum, according to the health Health Department want to those that are fully vaccinated Mindy Wiseman Production by the Tooele County Health cent of positive tests, 14-day department. push more individuals to get reported at 0.0004% of people Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Department. case rate per 100,000 indi- Tooele County Health their vaccine. that are fully vaccinated. 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Stewart finished second to win at the 75th Bit N Spur Rodeo “We were very pleased with $563.90 with Whit Smith third taking home $2,676.32 in how everything turned out. and Matt Watson fourth. prize money. Our grand entry was probably Jacelyn Frost finished first Madsen’s biggest haul came one of the best we’ve ever had in breakaway roping to win with a first-place finish in bull and the crowd was great,” $1,098.24. Oaklee Sanders fin- riding. He scored 88 points Harrell said. ished second with Kara Burns and pocketed $2,205.92 in the Statler Wright from Beaver and Annie Christensen tying event. Dalton Rudman placed placed first in saddle bronc rid- for third. second and won $1,637.28. ing and won $609.2. Clayson Denika Moody edged out Madsen tied with Dean Hutchings finished second, McKenlie Kellett to win barrel Thompson for first place in Scott Lauaki finished third and racing and $812.54. Alyssa bareback riding with a score Lane Jensen fourth. Boyd finished third and Darcy of 81 and each cowboy won A total of 22 cowboys com- Grant fourth. $470.40. Ryan Jessop placed peted in the calf roping with Hagen Peterson and Jace third and Miles Carson fourth. Jesse Loveless coming out on Nielsen captured team roping Rodeo attendance was over- top with a time of 8.4 seconds with a time of 5.1 seconds to capacity this year and Bit N to win $788.73. Gates Handley win $1,077.50. Dallin Weight Spur Rodeo needed to refund placed second with Shane and CJ Rudd finished second, about 200 people who could Hancock and Drake Wycherley Kycen Winn and Jake Freeland get in on Saturday night. tying for third place. third with Houston Thomas “It’s the biggest rodeo we’ve Malad, Idaho steer wrestler and Whit Crozie third. ever had,” said Jim Harrell, Olin Hannum, who competes [email protected] rodeo chairman. “We had on the PRCA circuit, finished

CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Team Roping at the 2021 Bit N Spur Rodeo.

CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Saddle Bronc riding at the 2021 Bit N Spur Rodeo. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO A rider rounds the barrel during Barrel Racing at the 2021 Bit N Spur Rodeo. Wildlife, air quality at risk as Great Salt Lake recedes SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — would have expected it to be,” snow, according to research The silvery blue waters of the he said. by McKenzie Skiles, a snow Great Salt Lake sprawl across The waves have been hydrologist at the University of the Utah desert, having cov- replaced by dry, gravelly Utah. Her study showed that ered an area nearly the size lakebed that’s grown to 750 dust from one storm made of Delaware for much of his- square miles. Winds can whip the snow so much darker that tory. For years, though, the up dust from the dry lakebed it melted a week earlier than largest natural lake west of that is laced with naturally expected. While much of that the Mississippi River has been occurring arsenic, said Kevin dust came from other sources, GARRARD’S shrinking. And a drought grip- Perry, a University of Utah an expansion of dry lakebed ping the American West could atmospheric scientist. raises concerns about changes Bargain Buggys make this year the worst yet. It blows through a region to the state’s billon-dollar ski The receding water is that already has some of the industry. already affecting the nesting dirtiest wintertime air in the “No one wants to ski dirty spot of pelicans that are among country because of seasonal snow,” she said. the millions of birds dependent geographic conditions that While the lake’s vast waters on the lake. Sailboats have trap pollution between the are too salty for most creatures been hoisted out of the water mountains. except brine shrimp, for sailors to keep them from getting Perry warns of what hap- like Marilyn Ross, 65, it’s a stuck in the mud. More dry pened at California’s Owens tranquil paradise with panora- lakebed getting exposed could Lake, which was pumped dry mas of distant peaks. send arsenic-laced dust into to feed thirsty Los Angeles and “You get out on this lake and the air that millions breathe. created a dust bowl that cost it’s better than going to a psy- “A lot of us have been talk- millions of dollars to tamp chiatrist, it’s really very calm- ing about the lake as flatlin- down. The Great Salt Lake is ing,” she said. ing,” said Lynn de Freitas, much larger and closer to a But this year, the little red executive director of Friends of populated area, Perry said. boat named Promiscuous that the Great Salt Lake. Luckily, much of the bed of she and her husband have The lake’s levels are expect- Utah’s giant lake has a crust sailed for more than 20 years ed to hit a 170-year low this that makes it tougher for dust was hoisted out of the water year. It comes as the drought to blow. Perry is researching with a massive crane just as HTires HWheels has the U.S. West bracing for how long the protective crust the season got underway. a brutal wildfire season and will last and how dangerous Record-low lake levels were coping with already low reser- the soil’s arsenic might be to expected to leave the boats voirs. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, a people. stuck in the mud rather than Republican, has begged people This year is primed to be skimming the waves. Low HLift Kits to cut back on lawn watering especially bleak. Utah is one of water has kept the other main and “pray for rain.” the driest states in the country, marina closed for years. For the Great Salt Lake, and most of its water comes “Some people don’t think though, it is only the latest from snowfall. The snowpack that we’re ever going to be able challenge. People for years was below normal last winter to get back in,” Ross said. have been diverting water and the soil was dry, meaning Brine shrimp support a We do it all! from rivers that flow into the much of the melted snow that $57 million fish food indus- lake to water crops and sup- flowed down the mountains try in Utah but in the coming ply homes. Because the lake soaked into the ground. years, less water could make is shallow — about 35 feet at Most years, the Great Salt the salinity too great for even its deepest point — less water Lake gains up to 2 feet (half those tiny creatures to survive. We Will Buy Your Cars quickly translates to receding a meter) from spring runoff. “We’re really coming to shorelines. This year, it was just 6 inches a critical time for the Great The water that remains (15 centimeters), Perry said. Salt Lake,” said Jaimi Butler, stretches across a chunk of “We’ve never had an April coordinator for Great Salt Top Dollar for Trade-Ins northern Utah, with highways lake level that was as low as it Lake Institute at Westminster on one end and remote land was this year,” he said. College in Salt Lake City. She on the other. A resort — long More exposed lakebed also studies the American white Check Out All Vehicles and since closed — once drew sun- means more people have ven- pelican, one of the largest birds bathers who would float like tured onto the crust, including in North America. Get Pre-Approved Online! corks in the extra salty waters. off-road vehicles that damage They flock to Gunnison Picnic tables once a quick it, Great Salt Lake coordinator Island, a remote outpost in the All Cars are bluestar stroll from the shore are now a Laura Vernon said. lake where up to 20% of the certified by 3rd Party 10-minute walk away. “The more continued bird’s population nests, with www.bargainbuggys.com Inspection Stations Robert Atkinson, 91, drought we have, the more of male and female birds coop- remembers that resort and the the salt crust will be weathered erating to have one watch the feeling of weightlessness in the and more dust will become eggs at all times. water. When he returned this airborne because there’s less “Mom goes fishing and dad 426 EAST CIMMARRON • ERDA year to fly over the lake in a of that protective crust layer,” stays at the nest,” Butler said. motorized paraglider, he found she said. But the falling lake levels Like us on Facebook it changed. The swirling dust also could 435.882.7711 “It’s much shallower than I speed the melting of Utah’s SEE AT RISK PAGE A7 ® A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021 OUT & ABOUT Society will never run correctly until we start caring for those less fortunate than us

s individuals, we are pro- from the homeless, to the Agrammed to think mainly struggling single parents with about ourselves. From the children to feed, to the addict, moment we wake up in the Ceilly Sutton to the individuals living in jail. morning we are thinking self- STAFF WRITER Arguably, all of these groups ishly — “I don’t want to wake are important. Yes, even up today,” “I’m tired,” “What addicts and those incarcerated will I do today?” “How will or recently released from jail. I make it through the day?” living in Utah survive above With 95% of our thoughts “What will I do after work?” the poverty line. This means being self-consumed, when do “What will I do this weekend?” that we probably live pretty we have time to think about Statements and questions good lives. We probably have these minorities? The answer with pronouns, “I” and “me” enough food to eat and we is clear. We don’t have much run through our brains on a probably have some sort of a time and it’s disheartening. continuous cycle. roof over our heads. We are As a society, most of the © 2020 APIWAN BORRIKONRATCHATA/SHUTTERSTOCK According to a study by the fortunate enough to have time time we ignore these marginal- A homeless man wearing a sweater sleeping on cardboard with a blanket New York Times, we spend to think about what we will ized groups, because of how about 95% of our day think- do this weekend, or if we have selfish we are. We walk by the this “better than you” attitude. needy, the poor, and the hun- one person gets their life back ing about ourselves — 95%. time to snooze our alarms. But homeless man on the street Oftentimes, part of our self- gry. We need to have a heart,” on track and feeds one more? Let that marinate for a while. the 11% of individuals who with his head held low pre- ishness includes thinking too said Kevin Dcruz. And then that person feeds Did it shock you? Okay, good, live below the poverty line tending like we don’t see him. highly of ourselves and looking What percentage of our another. That’s three individu- that’s what I wanted. Now, let’s don’t have the luxury of think- We make fun of the addict who down on those less fortunate thoughts need to be about als fed simply because you fed continue. ing about such things. passed out from a drug over- than us. Just like what I said others for us to simply have a one individual. You started Most of us are fortunate Those who live below the dose on the side of the road about our perception of the heart? I’ll let you decide that. a chain reaction that could individuals; 89% of those poverty line include everyone and think, “Thank goodness addict and our, “Thank good- If you are a Bible believing eventually reach 100 or more that’s not me. How embar- ness that’s not me” attitude. As type like me, Tai Anderson, people. How cool is that? You rassing.” We gossip about the a society we have become dis- from one of my favorite can apply this to any type of abused, single mother saying, gusting and heartless this way. Christian bands Third Day relief you provide to the less “Why couldn’t she just stick I want to challenge you to said, “You see, caring for the fortunate. Join the Club! her marriage out?” And we start to take notice of these poor and worshipping God are I want to close by saying hold our bags tightly when we marginalized groups. Even if not mutually exclusive. In fact, that you don’t have to move are on the bus with the ex-con all you can do is smile at some- I would argue they are one in mountains to help those less Tooele Club covered in tattoos refusing to one less fortunate than you. the same.” fortunate than you. We aren’t Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual make eye contact, praying that Spend 1% more of the 5% of Another quote says, “If you able to end hunger or help Teen Center Membership they don’t hurt us. Why are we the time you think about oth- can’t feed 100 people, feed just these groups alone. We all Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. so darn selfish? ers during the day caring for one.” need to do our part even if it’s I believe with everything in someone. It’s not easy but it I love this, because most a small part. Let’s just try to Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Club 435.843.5719 me that selfishness is a learned will be worth it in the end. of us don’t have the funds to see change in our community behavior. We learn from others “We don’t need to have deep feed 100 people, but what if first. Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! around us and society, to have pockets to be rich to help the you feed one person and that [email protected] Afterschoolol

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High Quality • Full Color Custom Design & 24 Hour Turnaround Available TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 TOOELE THURSDAY July 8, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1996, Terra residents evacuated as wildfire threatens homes he Tooele Transcript controlled Wednesday eve- Department announced that Grand Entry and never were closing of the Tooele Smelter, TBulletin has published ning, July 10. fire danger caused by weeds there tougher broncs, meaner the active medical and sur- Tooele County news since and dry grasses around bulls and faster calves. Fine gical services of the Tooele 1894. Here is a flashback of July 6-9, 1971 homes, buildings and vacant professional cowboys were General Hospital would local front-page news from 25, After $5 million worth lots was increasing every day. hard put to keep up with first also close, according to an 50, 75 and 100 years ago that Front-Page of site preparation, the first During a 10-day period the class amateurs, all of which announcement by Dr. Joseph occurred during the second homes were going up at department answered seven lent a keener spirit of competi- Phipps. week of July. Flashback Stansbury Park, Terracor’s fire calls within the city limits. tion. Only a small nursing force planned community 25 miles “It’s that time of year again. Later in the week, 46 days would be maintained to oper- July 9-11, 1996 west of Salt Lake City. We’re asking everyone to without rain coupled with ate the maternity service. The A couple of raging wildfires A separate fire on the About 15 people had either please take a good look at excessive and numerous high medical and surgical cases caused authorities to evacu- Goshute Reservation also submitted plans for review your yards and other proper- winds and heat had brought would be transferred to Salt ate residents from their Terra burned out of control. or received loan approval ties. If they need cleaning, do Tooele Valley under the most Lake City hospitals where homes Monday, July 8. Later in the week, Terra and were ready to build, said so,” said Bill Pitt, fire inspec- damaging drought since 1934, Dr. Phibbs had established Between 30 and 50 resi- residents were allowed to Bruce Miller, Stansbury mar- tor. which was then rated as the connections to do his own dents of the small community, return to their homes Tuesday keting director. worst in local weather history. operating and care of hospital located near Dugway Proving evening, July 9 as fire crews Five model homes were July 9-12, 1946 May 29 was the last ben- incumbents. Ground, were evacuated as got a handle on two blazes being built by Midwest Realty Thousands of people wit- eficial rain and only .07 of an The Tooele Hospital was the Davis Knolls fire came which had threatened the and Finance Co., an alliance of nessed the results of the hard inch of moisture fell in June. established by Dr. Phibbs and dangerously close to them, community six Salt Lake County builders. working Bit N Spur Club — a The rainfall for the weather maintained by him as a pri- said Shanon Knowlton, pub- About 40 residents of the Terracor President Franklin top flight three-day rodeo year which would end Sept. vate institution. With the help lic information officer at the town of Terra were evacuated D. Johnson said the develop- in the beautiful new rodeo 30 was at 12 inches with 16 of the smelter he was able to Interagency Fire Center in Salt from their homes Monday ment will someday be the grounds and went home thor- inches being the normal for keep up with expenses. Lake City. afternoon as the Davis Knolls verdant home of as many as oughly satisfied with the fine the year. As of Tuesday, July 9, Terra fire raged out of control. 15,000 persons. entertainment. Correspondent Mark Watson residents were still evacuated The fire burned 31,500 Later in the week, the Never was there a more July 8, 1921 compiled this report from their homes. acres of rangeland and was Tooele Volunteer Fire impressive and nicely staged In conjunction with the

Reach out to a friend about their mental health. Find more ways to help at SeizeTheAwkward.org A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021 OBITUARIES Roger Eugene Joan Harris Elton Christine Harkness

Haynes Joan Harris Elton returned Llewelyn home to the loving arms of her Roger Eugene Haynes heavenly father, Saturday, July Christine Harkness Llewelyn passed away peacefully July 3, 2021, at the age of 83. Joan passed away July 4, 2021, 5, 2021, at his home with his was born Feb. 24, 1938, to in Tooele, Utah, from a family by his side. Roger was William Bean and June Norien short fight with cancer. She born July 17, 1956, in Salt Harris. Joan was a lifelong was born April 22, 1935, in Lake City, Utah, to Burt Haynes resident of Tooele. She was Alabama. She graduated from and Bonnie Gardner, who were employed at the Tooele Army Loomis High School, Nebraska. divorced. He was the oldest Depot in the personnel office She lived 26 years in Wyoming of three children: Ray (Jill) where she later retired. She where she was a devoted Haynes and Dianne Haynes, had a passion for music, play- mother to five children. She whom he was close with. ing the piano, gardening, and then married Armon Llewelyn, Roger has one daughter, being adventurous. The great- Oct. 2, 1982, and moved to Heather (Mark) Shoemaker, est love of her life were her Utah and lived there for 38 from a previous marriage to dogs, Lady and Bubee. years until her death. Dawn McCabe; two grand- was married to for 11 years. Joan is survived by her Graveside service will be She is survived by son Gary nephews. She was preceded sons Beau (Chelsea) Johnson, They spent time riding four- brother James Harris (Patty), Wednesday, July 14, 2021, (Dawn) Baker of Casper, in death by her parents, three Cutter Johnson; and four step- wheelers, camping, fishing, nephew Dustyn Harris at 1 p.m. at the Tooele City Wyoming; and daughters Alyce brothers and two sisters, and children Richard Cretsinger, concerts and drinking beer. He (Aubree) of Tooele. Preceding Cemetery. Viewing will be held (James) Stoddard of Petaluma, her sons Donald Baker and Christine (Chris) Mitchell, loved to show off his cars at her in death are her parents at Tate Mortuary prior to the California, and Barbara James Baker. Marion (Ryan) Tygensen, car shows, hosted Halloween William and June Harris, and graveside from noon to 1 p.m. (Buncy) Phillips of Casper, Per Christine’s request, there Ashley (Carlos) Cruz; and parties and also DJ’d music her nephew Troy Madisen. Wyoming; five grandchildren will be no services. many nieces and nephews. all over town. He and his and numerous nieces and Roger grew up and spent wife were able to take many most of his life in Grantsville, trips and planned to take the Utah. In his early years, he motorhome up the coast. HEALTH UPDATE was a master HVAC/electrician Roger’s life was cut short by specialist. He spent 40 plus stage four lung cancer, a battle years at US Magnesium as a he fought as hard as he could. instrumentation tech working He always said, “It is what it is” Mayo Clinic Q&A: Healthy sleep habits for children his way up to supervisor. He all the way to the end. recently retired in 2018. He He was preceded in death CRAIG SAWCHUK, PH.D., L.P. was also a VCR/TV repairman by his dad Burt Haynes and his PSYCHOLOGY, MAYO CLINIC and ran his own business for sister Dianne Haynes. He will DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My many years. He had a love for be dearly missed. 9-year-old son has been having fixing anything with electric- Graveside services will be trouble sleeping ever since we ity and was talented at many held at the Grantsville City began social distancing more things and was pretty much Cemetery, Friday, July 16, at 7 due to the COVID-19 pan- good and anything he did. p.m. for those who would like demic. While he goes to bed at He loved the outdoors and to say goodbye. a reasonable time, he doesn’t his wife Annette dearly who he seem to fall asleep until after midnight and often comes into my room to tell me he cannot PRECIOUS STONES sleep. I am wondering if he has a sleep disorder. Do I need MONUMENTS to take him to see a doctor or should I change our routine? RESTORATION ANSWER: Many children • Cleaned • Protected Before your son’s age have trouble • Polished • Color Restoration falling asleep easily at night. It is important to change any habits that may interfere with sleep. After The reason for this often can LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED be traced back to habits a child hard for a child to concentrate It is strongly recommended falling asleep at night harder. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED has developed that interfere and pay attention at school. that all electronics be kept out Daily exercise and other Call Susan with good sleep. Certainly, It also can lead to mood of a child’s bedroom. physical activity can aid sleep, now, as a result of the COVID- swings and irritability and can Turning off electronics, and as well. For some children, if 435-830-8664 19 pandemic, anxiety levels increase a child’s tendency to limiting exposure to the news they have not burned enough have increased and home rou- have bed-wetting accidents. and negative information, energy during the day, their tines have become disrupted. Therefore, it’s important to can help all family members, body may not be fatigued and However, it is unlikely your son address your son’s sleep prob- especially if your son is feeling sleepy when it’s time for bed. Your Complete Local News Source has a sleep disorder. lem. anxious about COVID-19 and Encourage your son to be active Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 Too little sleep can make it Before making an appoint- worried about getting sick. and take part in some sort of ment with your son’s health Redirecting evening TV watch- exercise throughout the day, care provider, make sure his ing to something family-friend- though I would recommend routines are sleep-friendly. ly, like spending time doing a concluding physical activities One of the best ways to ensure board game or craft, may ease at least two hours before bed. SETTLEMENT CANYON “TIGHT” healthy sleep is setting a consis- his mind before bedtime. Also, review what your fam- tent wake-up time and sticking Another step to take is to ily is consuming in the evening. to it. The wake-up time doesn’t reduce the amount of time Avoid foods and beverages that WATERING RESTRICTION have to be exactly the same spent in bed at night lying contain sugar at least two to time every day, but it should awake. If your son is awake three hours before bedtime, STARTING MONDAY, JULY 12: Due to rapidly dropping water levels, Settlement be within a one-hour window. in bed for longer than 15 to and reduce caffeine throughout Canyon Irrigation shareholders will be required to follow a tight watering It may seem helpful to let him 20 minutes during the night, the day. It would be ideal to sleep in on the weekends, but encourage him to go to another limit soda and energy drinks, restriction. A combined effort is needed to conserve water & the Company thanks this disrupts his internal clock. room; stay in a sitting up posi- and avoid any caffeinated you for your co-operation. Weekend watering restrictions will remain That makes it much tougher tion; and do boring things, drinks past 3 p.m. in place. Shareholders are not allowed to water from Friday 8 pm to Monday 7 am. to get back into a weekday such as listening to light music For some children, when sleep routine on Monday. Sleep or practicing relaxation skills. they lie down at night, worries Area 1: Even numbered Area 3: Even numbered Farm Schedule: deprivation then worsens dur- He should try to go back to bed and concerns creep into their homes- East of Main St. and homes West of Main St. Monday through Wednesday 8 pm ing the week. when he starts to feel sleepy, minds, making it hard to relax South of 200 South- and South of Vine St.- to 7 am. Farmers are allowed one It’s also important to consid- such as head bobbing or heavy and fall asleep. Talk with your Mondays & Thursdays Mondays & Thursdays sprinkler head for every two shares er your son’s use of electronic eyes. This will increase the son about whether he is wor- 7 am - 9 am. 7 am - 9 am of water. A “farm” is considered two or more acres of adjoining land. devices before bedtime. Many likelihood that his bed and bed- ried about the virus or if some- Odd numbered homes- Odd numbered homes- tweens and teens have smart- room become more associated thing else is causing him to lie Tuesdays & Fridays Tuesdays & Fridays phones, tablets and TVs in their with sleep. awake at night. If he is fearful, 6 pm - 8 pm 6 pm -8 pm Tooele City Parks & Cemetery: Monday & Thursday 8pm-7am bedrooms. They keep their Also, if he is involved in talking about his concerns may Area 2: Even numbered Area 4: Even numbered cellphones close by at all times. online schooling, set up a place help him recognize his anxiety, homes- North of 200 South and homes- West of Main St. and Schools, Churches & Rocky These devices can make it hard outside the bedroom so he can and allow him to relax and Mountain Care Center: East of Main: North of Vine St.: to disengage from stimulating continue to associate his bed sleep. Mondays & Thursdays Mondays & Thursdays Wednesday 7 am to 4 pm and Friday 11 am to 3 pm activities. and his bedroom with sleep Another technique to help 6 pm – 8 pm 6 pm – 8pm Have your son turn off all versus schoolwork. If your clear his mind would be to Odd numbered homes- Odd numbered homes- electronic devices at least 30 son is sleepy during the day, have him take a few minutes Tuesdays & Fridays Tuesdays & Fridays minutes to one hour before discourage him from napping. before bedtime to write down 7 am - 9 am. 7 am - 9 am. bedtime. This gives the brain Naps often do more harm than anything that’s on his mind or Scheduling problems call 435-841-9522 Other questions call 435-833-9606 time to relax and wind down, good when it comes to getting tasks he needs to do. Once they making it easier to fall asleep. good sleep because they make are on paper, sometimes chil- dren are better able to let their concerns go and get to sleep more easily. Although uncommon, the source of your son’s problem could be a sleep disorder related to the workings of his internal clock. The most Now offering ... common such problem for children your son’s age is called “delayed sleep phase syndrome.” Children who have COVID-19 Vaccines this sleep disorder are “night owls.” According to their inter- for nal clock, their day is longer than 24 hours. As a result, they 12 Years & Older tend to fall asleep at progres- sively later and later times each night, and then have difficulty waking up in the morning. Have your son try to change any habits that may interfere with his sleep. While this may take some time and practice, it’s not uncommon that sleep can improve within a couple of weeks of sticking to these • Pfi zer vaccine:12 yrs & older healthier habits. If those chang- es don’t help, make an appoint- • Johnson & Johnson (single dose): 18 and older ment to have him seen by his health care provider.

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ing on this game for years and involved in the search. Missing it’s finally in the development The family has created a continued from page A1 stage, and we want to see him fundraiser to help with flyers, ERDA CITY finish that. It’s been a passion search efforts, investigator for him.” costs, and private search teams. Rick Morris was born in Jeremy Hansen, Tooele City The fundraiser can be found CANDIDATE FORUM June 1989 and is 32 years old. Police Department’s public on the “Find Rick Morris” He is Caucasian, has hazel information officer, said police Facebook page. eyes, and dark brown hair. are doing all they can to find If you have seen Rick Morris JULY 14 • 15 • 16 Rick Morris is 6 feet 2 inches Rick Morris. or have any information, please and 150 pounds. He was last “We have been following up contact the Tooele City Police seen near the corner of 770 W. on all leads, as well as checking Department at 435-882-5600 Deseret Peak Conference Room 700 South in Tooele City. all of the canyons and aban- or Michelle at Corner Canyon 2930 UT-112, Grantsville, UT 84029 “If everyone can check their doned houses we can think of,” Investigations at 801-859- doorbell cameras or surveil- Hansen said. 1400. JULY 14 lance cameras for any cars or Morris’ family members are [email protected] anyone walking around that hoping to get search and rescue District 1: Meet and Greet 6:30pm - 7:00pm time to even a week prior, Forum Begins at 7:00pm maybe we can get a direction Candidates: Adam Pendleton • Kalem Sessions • David Judd he may have gone or anyone he may have talked to,” Mariah Scott Droubay • Dalton Droubay Morris said. “We also are ask- ing everyone to check their JULY 15 yards, sheds, garages, window District 2: Meet and Greet 5:30pm - 6:00pm wells, cars, trailers, or any other property someone could Forum Begins at 6:00pm fall into or think would be a Candidates: Mindy Walters • Jeff McNeil • Terry Miner good place to rest or hide. We appreciate it.” The family has started a District 3: Meet and Greet 7:00pm - 7:30pm Facebook page called “Find Forum Begins at 7:30pm Rick Morris” where community Candidates: Kael Martin • Larry Hatfi eld searches are announced and updates are posted daily. “Rick is one of the kindest JULY 16 people I know,” Mariah Morris District 4: Meet and Greet 5:30pm - 6:00pm said. “He’d give the shirt off his Forum Begins at 6:00pm back if it would help you. He’s very empathetic and doesn’t Candidates: Craig Smith • Keith Toone like to see people in pain. Rick had just made plans with his District 5: Meet and Greet 7:00pm - 7:30pm best friend. He was making a game and had just asked us Forum Begins at 7:30pm all what kind of art the game Candidates: Lorri Witkowski • Jess Bird • Scooter Michael Hammer should have. He’s been work-

At Risk continued from page A3 Thank You to Our Sponsors for the have exposed a land bridge to th the island, allowing foxes and Kiwanis 5k July 4 Freedom Run coyotes to come across and hunt for rodents and other food. The activity frightens the shy birds accustomed to a quiet place to raise their young, so they flee the nests, leaving the eggs and baby birds to be eaten by gulls. Pelicans aren’t the only birds dependent on the lake. It’s a stopover for many species to feed on their journey south. MILNE TOOELE A study from Utah State University says that to main- MILNERotary TOOELE tain lake levels, diverting water Club of Tooele Valley from rivers that flow into it Service Above Self Rotary Club of Tooele Valley would have to decrease by Service Above Self 30%. But for the state with the nation’s fastest-growing popu- lation, addressingBAKERY the problem CAFÉ - EST 1987 will require a major shift in how water is allocated and per- BAKERY CAFÉ - EST 1987 ceptions of the lake, which has a strong odor in some places PHIL’S GLASS caused treated wastewater and PHIL’S GLASS is home to billions of brine flies. “There’s a lot of people who believe that every drop that goes into the Great Salt Lake is wasted,” Perry said. “That’s the perspective I’m trying to change. The lake has needs, too. And they’re not being met.” Something On Your Mind? Write a Letter to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 [email protected] A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021 MUSEUM MEMORIES The faith-filled life of ‘The Fighting Preacher’

s newly married Willard ended up receiving their mis- ABean entered a stake sionary releases when they conference of The Church were grandparents. Such was of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Darrell Smith the warm and wonderful look GUEST COLUMNIST Saints in Richfield, Utah, in into the lives of this amazing 1915, he was asked to imme- couple who simply did as the diately come to the podium by Lord asked and for as long as Joseph F. Smith, President of the Lord needed. the Church. President Smith “Fighting Preacher.” • • • there and then formally called Lori enjoys telling the The Settlement Canyon Willard and his new bride extraordinary stories of their Chapter of the Sons of Utah Rebecca to a five-year mission 24-year mission, and Willard’s Pioneers has been meeting vir- for The Church of Jesus Christ research of Book of Mormon tually during this long COVID of Latter-day Saints to Palmyra, lands in upstate New York. To Season. Starting the first New York, where the Church keep this significant piece of Thursday in August, we will had its earliest beginnings. Church history alive and cele- once again hold our monthly Since the Church’s restoration brate the 100-year anniversary meetings in the friendly con- in Palmyra to its subsequent of their mission call, Lori wrote fines of The Church of Jesus moves to Ohio, Missouri, and produced the DVD docu- Christ of Latter-day Saint’s Illinois, and finally Utah, the mentary “Love Unfeigned.” building on the corner of Church had not had a presence The Settlement Canyon 2nd South and 2nd West in its birthplace in 95 years. Chapter of the Sons of Utah COURTESY DARRELL SMITH Streets in Tooele. President The Beans were called to live Pioneers were fortunate to Willard Bean: The middle weight champion of the United States. and Sister Mike Rockwell will in Palmyra in the former home enjoy a virtual presentation by present about their mission of its founder Joseph Smith. Lori about her grandparent’s strongly invited to return to own, to being invited at gun- eighth boxer denied the offer to San Diego, California, and They were also tasked with lives for their June educational Utah and sent a contingent of point off of the property that to brawl, as did all the rest of especially about the Mormon purchasing as many Church and business meeting. three men to encourage them would later become the Hill the lineup. Battalion Museum. It is hoped historical properties as they When the Beans first to move on threat of violence. Cumorah, Willard decided Amazingly and blessedly that we will also receive some could. entered Palmyra and took Willard tried to be cordial and more drastic steps needed to this demonstration turned the gems from the life of their Unbeknownst to the Beans, occupancy of the original friendly to these neighbors but be taken. Bean, the former tide in the hearts of the people famous ancestor Orrin Porter President Smith had long been Smith home, the reaction eventually invited them to fisti- Middleweight Champion of of Palmyra. The Beans became Rockwell. Information about looking for the right people to of the community was hate- cuffs. He offered to take them the United States, built a box- some of the most accepted time, place and food arrange- fulfill this assignment. When ful, turning toward violence. on one at a time, or all three ing ring complete with raised citizens in the community. ments will follow. they walked into the stake con- The Beans were immediately at once. They not so politely floor, ropes and timer, and They were both invited to be We are still on the hunt for ference, President Smith saw branded as polygamists, and declined the offer. challenged any and all comers on boards of directors of many Tooele High School Yearbooks them and immediately knew no one would speak to them. After continued rejection to a boxing match. Fifteen of school and civic groups. They to complete our collection at they were the ones. So started People would even cross the such as nailing their children’s the biggest and toughest blokes were even able to purchase on the James L. Bevan Tooele an amazing 24-year mission street if they were found walk- desks to the floor facing the in town accepted the offer behalf of the Church the Hill Pioneer Museum. Give Glen that was originally only sup- ing their dog near them. For wall and in the back corner of with pleasure. The first chal- Cumorah and several other Steven a call at 435-882-3168 posed to last five years. two years, the Beans needed their classrooms, to ministers lenger was knocked out in 15 sought-after Church historical if you have any yearbooks to Such also began a great to drive a horse and buggy to attacking them but mysteri- seconds, as were the next six properties in the area at prices loan or to donate. presentation by Lori Bean neighboring towns for all shop- ously being called out of town would-be boxers. In between far less than they had origi- Henderson the granddaugh- ping, as no one would wait on when Willard challenged to matches, Willard entertained nally been offered. After 24 Darrell Smith is the public- ter of Willard and Rebecca them in local stores. Finally, debate them, to negative news- the surprised and chagrined years the Beans, who accepted ity chairman for the Settlement Bean. Willard became locally after lots of obscenities and paper articles which Willard townspeople with back-flips this mission call of five years Canyon Chapter of the Sons of and historically known as the name calling the Beans were answered with articles of his and other gymnastics. The when they were newlyweds, Utah Pioneers.

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he Nissan GT-R has had a winning many races in Japan Tlong and interesting 50-year the GT-R was dubbed with the history, so we were excited to nickname of “Godzilla” by the spend a week in the new 2021 local press. After experiencing Nissan GT-R Premium. Our only a zero to 60 time of just under other experience with the most 3 seconds, it proved to be an expensive sports car offered easy way to bring a smile to by Nissan was in 2014 on the our faces almost every time High Plains Raceway during an Craig & Deanne Conover we accelerated from a stop, event with the Rocky Mountain GUEST COLUMNISTS and in our humble opinion it Automotive Press. At the time should keep the nickname of we figured it would most likely the GT-R to be all about power “Godzilla” with no problem at be the only chance we would and grip during our week. all. ever have to sit in the driver’s Coming with a 565 horsepower With a 6-speed automatic seat and get a couple of laps in in a twin turbocharged V6 3.8- transmission being the only Nissan’s premier sports car. But liter engine that is hand built option available on the 2021 it seems the years of 2020 and for each vehicle by a Takumi GT-R we became very accus- 2021 have been good to us, first technician, says something tomed to using the paddle shift- with the Lexus LS500, then a about the effort Nissan has ers to motor around with. In Corvette and now a week with put into the GT-R over the fact, we could almost get to 60 the Nissan GT-R! past 50 years, making it one of in first gear before hitting red- The first thing we noticed the fastest production cars in line. After all that power it was right off the bat — apart from the world on the Nürburgring hard to remember to hit the CRAIG CONOVER all the neighborhood attention Nordschleife lap. paddle, with the G forces push- Deanne with the 2021 Nissan GT-R as it arrived at our home, in a beautiful Bayside Blue exterior color. with the GT-R sitting in the Since its inception there ing us back into our seats with drive — was that it is meant to have been a couple of differ- a huge amount of adrenaline be a pure driver’s car. It is not ent names associated with the pumping power. intended to be a luxury auto, GT-R, one being that of Skyline From humble beginnings however it did prove to be plen- as that was the original nam- with just a mere 160 horse- ty comfortable inside. ing convention used by Nissan. power “Godzilla” has changed Most importantly, we found Then early in the 1990s, after greatly, but Nissan has kept the signature four round tail lamps as part of the GT-R for over 45 years, an element that we felt kept the sports car standing out. One thing we were sure to get throughout the week was questions or thumbs up no matter where we stopped, even when waiting for red lights people were impressed and rolling down their windows for a quick chat. Those who knew what the car was were the most impressed. At one point on Thursday night Deanne was waiting in the GT-R getting warm as the temperatures had dipped into CRAIG CONOVER the high 60s and a random On our first night out in the GTR we found a gentleman flying his model passerby knocked on the win- included lap timer would take jet from the Blue Angels. It seemed to blend in very well with Nissan GT-R. dow wanting to chat about care of that necessity. the car. He indicated that he The seats were, of course, worked at Johnson Tire in leather clad and heated for Springville and that there was any cold mornings. They were a group of car enthusiasts also handcrafted and stitched who knew when something to perfection for the GT-R. All like the GT-R arrived in town. controls were within easy reach Apparently a friend of his had for either driver or passenger. seen the GT-R getting washed There was an included rear at Wiggy Wash just before it seat, however more for looks arrived at our home and texted and putting small items as we him a photo of it. Interesting found when trying to put our how quickly news can travel niece in the back for a ride. even in a town of 38,000 folks. There were also three includ- This became the standard ed switches on the center con- especially when we were add- sole that would put the GT-R ing more gas to the Nissan, into “R” mode by sharpening

CRAIG CONOVER which was more than once up the suspension, changing up High up on the Nebo loop the Nissan GT-R was the perfect road card to during our week. Maybe if the traction control and adjust- handle all the twists and turns on the Utah Backway. Craig had not kept his foot so ing shift points to add, as we heavy on the throttle we may would say, excitement to the have done better than the 17.8 drive. These three adjustments mpg we managed. Since there are what really gives the GT-R are not as many GT-Rs around its iconic handling abilities, people always wanted to know making it a true driver’s sports more and what it was like to car. drive such and iconic and leg- Carbon fiber accents round- endary car. ed out the cabin and added to Inside, the GT-R was very the race car like interior. Some comfortable but geared toward of the features on the infotain- a driving experience and not ment system could use some just loaded with luxury. There updating with all of the new were pages on the infotainment Nissan technology that has screen that would display all come into other vehicles in the kinds of information including lineup. We would have loved the GT-R held to them like glue, Base price: $113,540 temperatures for everything, to have adaptive cruise control, again just as we would have Price as driven: $121,040 fluid levels, etc., inspired by blind spot monitors and the like expected on the huge 20-inch the video game Gran Turismo. for the longer drives we made summer tires that came with it. Craig and Deanne Conover It would also keep a real time out on the open freeway. The Nissan GT-R was a plea- have been test-driving vehicles CRAIG CONOVER running track of G forces on We took an opportunity on sure to drive and gave us all the for nearly a decade. They receive A beautiful Sunday afternoon in May. What a perfect day to be out in the the car along with speed. And Sunday to go up over the Nebo experience and excitement we a new car each week for a week- 2021 Nissan GT-R for a drive through Utah’s mountains and backways on to make everyone’s day at the Loop and get into some real would have expected from an long test drive and adventure. the Nebo Loop. track even more complete an twisty mountain roads where icon in the automotive world. They live in Springville, Utah.

GARDEN SPOT Keep plants thriving through smart watering DIANE SAGERS systems that can gather and plants will sometimes transpire may occur. GUEST COLUMNIST provide water to the top of moisture through their leaves Plants are remarkably adapt- This column was originally the plant even in hot weather. faster than they can take it up published July 5, 2012. It has If wind combines with heat, through the roots and wilting SEE WATERING PAGE B2 ® been updated by the author.

ith temperatures soaring Wup toward the triple dig- its, humidity levels often drop- ping to single digits, winds and breezes drying out leaves and no rain in the forecast, it is no wonder that plants are strug- gling. The up side to such weather is that in Tooele County the thermometer generally drops 30 degrees or more at night giving everything and every- one a rest. Nevertheless, in such a desert environment water is both essential and limited. If you began the process of getting your plants acclimated early in the season, continuing to conserve water through the summer should be easier than if your plants have been living on life support thus far. Plants DIANE SAGERS that were watered deeply and Drip hoses can be used with potted plants as well as garden plants. They infrequently will have devel- DIANE SAGERS save water and put it exactly where needed. oped longer, stronger root Drip systems save water by putting it only where it is needed and not supporting weeds between rows. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021 ASK AMY INTERPERSONAL EDGE An abused wife seeks to avoid divorce How to avoid Dear Amy: I read your col- and if a husband is drunk we are getting together in-per- umn every day and like your enough when he assaults his son. Actually, we’re hoping to frank and fair advice. wife, then the wife will pay for avoid them altogether (insert workplace violence I’m hoping you have some Amy Dickinson his lawyer. laughing emoji).” for me. GUEST COLUMNIST Ask yourself: Is divorce Q: I scan the news and it Last spring as the pandemic really worse than that? Dear Amy: Great answer to seems more people than ever began my husband got drunk Speaking from personal “Surviving,” the woman who are resorting to out of the blue and angry, and locked me in experience as a child of had a double mastectomy dur- violence. I have a job where I Daneen Skube GUEST COLUMNIST a room and shoved me to the don’t want that for my chil- divorce, when my volatile ing COVID. interact a lot with the public and ground several times. I escaped dren, but I’m tired of being a father left the family, it was When I had the same, plus am going to work scared. Are and called the police. I was 12 sex toy and piggy bank. emotionally painful, but it also radiation and chemo, the there tools you offer for those of weeks pregnant at the time. There have been no other provided much-needed stabil- healthcare staff kept warning us that work extensively with the I stayed with my parents for drunken assault incidents since ity for my siblings and me. me about “cancer PTSD,” a public and would like to avoid or criticizing customers are not a while but moved back in to the one last year. For our own hard-working delayed response after treat- being the target of violence? smart actions. If you are engaged reconcile with him. We’ve been to counseling, mother, divorce meant out- ment. A: Yes, if you want to make with someone in an escalat- He’s being charged with a but I feel like his personality right liberation. I pretty much ignored them. it less likely you will be a target ing situation, you’re better off felony because I was pregnant, is just like this, and he is very But then I got whacked with of random violence you need paraphrasing their concerns and and I paid for his lawyer. unlikely to change. Dear Amy: We belong to it, two months after treatment to check your ego at the door. providing understanding. We now have a healthy What should I do? a group of 10 friends, some ended. Give up needing to be right, Again your gut instincts are baby boy, and also a 4-year-old - Troubled Wife of whom we have known for During treatment you some- power struggles, and demand- your survival instincts. If a cus- daughter. Dear Troubled: I hope many years. We created a times do not have the luxury ing understanding or validation tomer is escalating and you sense Sometimes I want to forgive you’ll find my response to be group-chat where we can dis- of feeling your feelings ... it’s from your customers. A customer they are mentally unstable, use him, but sometimes I don’t. both “frank and fair,” and not cuss plans for dinner, trips and about getting by and surviving. that is unstable and feels invali- any excuse necessary to calm He is still rude and often dis- too harsh. birthday celebrations. It’s a peculiar condition, and dated is much more likely to be them down. Retreat to a safe respectful. He has a good job I think the answer here lies My husband and I are in requires a special understand- a perpetrator of violence at their place and consult with your but spends his money on toys with you taking a good look at the minority, as we subscribe ing of mood swings, free-float- perceived offender. management. Any manager for himself. your children and asking your- to one political party while ing anger, and depression. You’re correct that all over would rather have a heads up I have a good job too, and self what kind of future you are the remainder of our group I’m surprised she was not our country random violence is that a customer may be a poten- pay for diapers, formula, preparing them for. believes in the opposite. warned about it. It’s a thing, increasing. The problem isn’t just tial threat than have a crisis tuition, etc., on my own. As things currently are, you In the last year with the for sure. that we have access to guns. The unfold. He is working a second job and your husband are demon- change in presidents, it seems - Fellow Survivor problem is that we have a mental Some phrases that are help- now to pay off debts from mak- strating the following “family we cannot discuss anything Dear Survivor: I hope that health crisis that has been brew- ful when someone is mentally ing bad financial choices, so values” to them: political. “Surviving” finds similar com- ing with little relief throughout ill include: “You may be right,” that means more household Your son will learn that men Recently, on our group-chat, passion from her own health- the pandemic. Mentally unstable “I see your point,” or “You have responsibilities for me while use and demean women, that criticisms are being made that care team and fellow cancer people with access to guns are a every right to be upset.” Most he’s working his second job. husbands are rude and disre- we do not agree with but do survivors through a support deadly combination. mentally ill people are less likely I’m losing my patience with spectful toward their wives, not believe this is the platform group. Some news events about to attack someone that behaves his rudeness and dread having and that fathers are uninvolved for the discussion. violence describes attacks that like an ally than someone that sex with him, which he wants and unhelpful with their chil- How do we ask them not to You can email Amy Dickinson are entirely unprovoked. Like a acts like an adversary. often. dren. bring up political criticisms in at askamy@amydickinson. young mother pumping gas that In dealing with the public do I need him to help with our Your daughter will learn our group-chat setting? com or send a letter to Ask was beaten up by a stranger. The not assume that everyone you kids, and they love him, but that women stoically accept - Friends but not Political Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, only thing this woman could encounter has the same level I’m not sure how much I have whatever disrespect and abuse Friends NY 13068. You can also follow have done is to be situationally of mental health as you. In the left to give. someone else wants to dole Dear Friends: You could her on Twitter @askingamy or aware that a weird stranger was short run, your ego may take a My own parents are out, that motherhood is a long respond: “We’re hoping to save Facebook. approaching her. Dropping the beating when you feel you are divorced, and I desperately slog of suffering and sacrifice, these political discussions until © 2021 Amy Dickinson gas pump, jumping into her right and you decline an argu- car, and locking it would have ment but your body will be safer. seemed strange but kept her safe. Any time we’re out in public The last word(s) POETRY we should be extremely situ- Q: I think my boss is out to get ationally aware. Staring at our me. Should I confront him about phones, listening to music or his lack of support? daydreaming means people that A: No, if you confront him ‘New Bathing Suit’ are ill have more room to do us about being your enemy he harm. You always want to listen will live up to your accusation. n this typically plain-spoken And when she pulls herself from the pool, to your gut in public. If anything Instead use every opportunity to Ipoem by North Carolina her new suit dripping—the pulse is so strong seems off it is better to leave, or deliver performance that makes poet, Terri Kirby Erickson, in her wrists and throat, a little bird make yourself safe even if you him look good and polish your from her new collection, A Kwame Dawes outside the window will hear it, begin to flap look foolish to others. resume if this doesn’t work. Sun Inside my Chest, there AMERICAN LIFE IN POETRY its wings to the beat of her heart. When experts evaluate violent is, humming below the still events they notice many people Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- surface of language, a rich American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry would have avoided harm just tive coach, trainer, therapist and pulse of hope, of everyday survival—a body’s defiance that she Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), publisher of Poetry by creating space between them- speaker, also appears as the FOX captures in that fine final image. magazine. It is also supported by the Department of English at the selves and the attacker, going Channel’s “Workplace Guru” University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2020 by Terri into a public space, or taking each Monday morning. She’s the New Bathing Suit Kirby Erickson, “New Bathing Suit” from A Sun Inside my Chest, evasive action. You’ll get over author of “Interpersonal Edge: My friend is wearing her new black bathing suit. (Press 53, 2020). Poem reprinted by permission of Permissions looking foolish. You may not get Breakthrough Tools for Talking It came with the proper cups, made to fill Company, LLC and the publisher. Introduction copyright ©2021 over an attack by an unstable to Anyone, Anywhere, About with one breast and the memory by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Kwame person. Anything” (Hay House, 2006). of another—which is not to say emptiness— Dawes, is George W. Holmes Professor of English and Glenna Other than unprovoked You can contact Dr. Skube at but the fullness that comes to us, with sacrifice. Luschei Editor of Prairie Schooner at the University of Nebraska. attacks the most common vari- www.interpersonaledge.com or There is no one more alive than she is now, American Life in Poetry ©2021 The Poetry Foundation able in workplace violence is 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, floating like a lotus or swimming, lap after lap, Contact: [email protected] when we chose to engage in a Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no parting the turquoise, chlorine-scented water, This column does not accept unsolicited poetry. power struggle. Insulting any- personal replies. her arms as sturdy as wooden paddles. one, demanding compliance, © 2021 Interpersonal Edge

sided cans at various inter- then dry out quickly. Heavy If the probe slides 10 inches flood or furrow irrigation can encourage the growth of some Watering vals across a watered area. clay soil requires more water to into the soil, reduce the water- be wasteful. garden pests such as slugs and continued from page B1 Turn on the sprinklers and saturate to the right depth and ing period for each lawn irriga- Drip irrigation is an excel- snails. let them run for about a half takes longer to dry out. tion. Other plants may have lent alternative. It applies Plants growing in containers hour. Measure the depth of the Sandy soil may need to be deeper root systems so water water directly to the soil so typically need to be watered able. In hot, dry weather, water in the various cans. Add watered every three or four should be adjusted accordingly. very little is lost to evapora- more frequently than those the stomates — adjustable up those numbers and divide days, while clay soil may Newly planted trees and tion. In addition, hoses can placed in the ground because microscopic openings in the by the number of cans to get need only to be watered once shrubs will need more frequent be placed to water the roots the soil is loose, well-drained leaves — close up to reduce an average of the water output. a week. In either case the irrigation than well-established of the desired plants, leaving and in limited supply. Water transpiration and conserve If certain cans collect con- volume of water required for ones in order to help roots to dry areas between rows where containers thoroughly enough water. Some plants are clearly siderably less water than the plant support will be the same, become established in the soil. weeds might otherwise grow. that the water drips through better at this than others. others, adjust the sprinkling but it will need to be applied at At first they may need to be This allows a gardener to work the bottom of the pots. Those best adapted often have system for more even water different intervals. watered every few days, but as in the garden even on irriga- Other techniques for water succulent leaves /or waxy coat- distribution. Set timers for a After watering, test the they become established, water tion days without having to conservation include check- ings that help retain moisture. long enough period to apply depth of water penetration for longer periods and less wade through mud. ing hose bibs and irrigation Plants with broad, thin leaves the correct amount of water at using a long screwdriver or often. A well-established tree, Drip systems apply water systems for leaks and adjusting often wilt and sometimes the each irrigation. On average, a other probe. Push it into the depending on the variety and at different rates so the time sprinkler timers. leaf edges will turn brown lawn requires about 2 inches soil until it meets resistance its water needs, may require period required to apply Group together plants with and crisp. Broadleaf trees like of water during the course of where the soil is dry. Put your irrigation very infrequently — enough water varies. A hose similar water requirements. In Norway maples and horse a week in hot weather for opti- finger on the probe at the soil perhaps only monthly — but with holes at intervals may hot, dry areas, choose plants chestnuts often show this leaf mum growth. It can be applied surface and pull it out of the the water should be applied for need to run for several hours to that can adapt to such condi- scorch response. There is only in a single irrigation or in a soil. The distance from the tip several hours at a time so it can apply enough water to support tions and place water-loving so much a gardener can do couple of shorter waterings. of the probe to the marked seep deep into the soil. plants, but little of that water plants together. Water is typi- about this other than choose Just as important as the spot is the depth of water pen- Testing soil penetration is is wasted. Measure penetra- cally applied to meet the needs trees that are better adapted to amount of water being applied etration. extremely useful when using tion with a probe to determine of the thirstiest plant in an dry, hot conditions. is the depth of penetration. Turf grass, for example, sprinklers for irrigation, but is how long to set the system to area. For water conservation and Know how deep your water has relatively shallow roots. If particularly useful when using run. Drip systems are ideal for Check sprinkler heads plant health through dry sea- needs to penetrate for opti- the turf is watered deeply, the drip systems or row irrigation. watering under mulches. frequently. The erroneous sons, water deeply and infre- mum root growth and soil roots will follow the moisture Use sprinklers early in the Use mulches to hold water assumption that an irrigation quently. Measure the water saturation. Water that goes deeper into the soil, but only morning (before 10 a.m.) or in the soil. Plastic mulches system is working properly you apply for output and pen- deeper than the roots can to about 6 inches or so. If the late in the evening (after 6 hold moisture in the ground. because it has been set can etration to be sure enough but reach is just wasted. If soil is soil probe extends only 3 or p.m.) to reduce evaporation. Black plastic shades the soil be detrimental. If the water not too much is applied. sandy, the water will quickly 4 inches, more water should The temperatures are cooler and keeps sunlight from weeds comes on during the night or Determine water output by penetrate to an appropriate be added at each watering to in the morning hours. During so they cannot grow. Clear very early in the morning, you placing a series of tall, straight depth for root support and encourage deeper root growth. the hottest part of the day, plastic focuses the sun’s rays may never see it actually work- as much as half of the water on the soil warming it. For this ing. If a head gets broken off, it being applied using sprinklers reason, it is an excellent sea- will gush gallons of water that is lost to evaporation. Some son extender. In mid-summer, run down streets and gutters areas with high humidity rec- weeds that sprout beneath the wastefully watering nothing. Money Saving Coupons in Tuesday’s Paper ommend morning irrigation so plastic will be burned off. In Sometimes lawns will devel- TOOELE that water can evaporate from the early season, the plastic op dry spots. Check your sys- TRANSCRIPT leaves and branches during the may need to be lifted for weed tem before increasing watering ULLETIN day to reduce problems with removal beneath it. As plants time. A head may be partially B fungal diseases, but in our dry grow larger they shade the or completely plugged. Aerate climate, that is of much less soil, reducing sun penetration turf so that water will pen- concern. If plants are growing and helping control weeds. etrate well through the thatch close together in a shady or Organic mulches hold mois- layer. If an area of a drip- poorly ventilated area, diseases ture in the ground and gradu- irrigated garden shows wilted are more likely to be a prob- ally decompose, enriching the plants, check the watering sys- lem. Some plants are also more soil for later years. Organic tem to be sure that hoses and prone to diseases than others. mulches include ground bark, drippers are emitting properly. Furrow irrigation of garden wood chips and shavings, Use filters on drip systems crops is a tradition-laid custom grass clippings (which should to stop particles that could based on our pioneer ances- be scattered in thin layers plug emitters. Choose plants tors’ irrigation methods. As and allowed to dry out before that are well adapted to our ditches and streams were their adding more) and leaves. high-mountain desert climate. only source of water, they had Organic mulches shade the There are many water-thrifty Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street (435) 882-0050 no other options. However, soil. Unfortunately, they also plants to choose from. THURSDAY July 8, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 Al fresco soup and sandwiches repare a tasty lunch for all recipes you can throw together tomato. Serve in attractive Pages and eat it outdoors in minutes with your pint-size mugs or small bowls garnished together while the days are chefs. Serves 4-6. with fresh basil. Set on individ- sunny and warm. In this menu, ual plates with melted-cheese melted cheese sandwiches cut CITRUS-FLAVORED TOMATO sandwiches and fruit. in wedges and semi-homemade SOUP tomato soup with fresh chunks 1. Empty one large 15.2 MELTED-CHEESE of ripe tomatoes from the gar- ounce can of condensed SANDWICHES den taste fresh and satisfying. tomato soup into a saucepan. 1. Preheat oven to 350 F. Serve with watermelon Fill the can with equal parts 2. In a small bowl, let slices, strawberries and other birthday in the house or if you orange juice and water, and your child stir together 1 cup summer fruits for dessert. A crave something so deliciously add to the soup. Stir well and of reduced-fat four-cheese cupcake or sea-salt topped sweet. simmer. Mexican shredded cheese, 1-2 brownie makes the al-fresco Here are the simple soup 2. Ten minutes before serv- tablespoons low-fat mayon- lunch extra special if there’s a and sandwich “comfort food” ing, add one chopped fresh naise, 1 chopped scallion and 1 teaspoon fresh thyme (option- al, depending on tastes of your children). 3. Lightly butter the cut side of two halved large sand- wich rolls, or 1 halved small baguette. Your child may spoon the cheese mixture evenly over the buttered bread and set on a cookie sheet. Bake in oven for 10 minutes or until cheese is bubbly and bread is lightly toasted. Cut into wedges. Alternate idea: Use your favorite bread instead of sand- wich rolls or a baguette, and cut bread slices with biscuit cutters or cookie cutters for whimsical sandwich shapes. Follow above steps for melted cheese sandwiches. • • • Find more family fun at www.donnaerickson.com. Bruce Willis Write to Donna at Info@don- naerickson.com ruce Willis must have hit Paul and Harry Dean Stanton Bthe pandemic running! (which cost $10 million © 2021 Donna Erickson While most actors were keep- and grossed $21 million). Distributed by King Features Synd. ing themselves busy at home, “Christine” was a 1958 Willis put five films in the Plymouth Fury that was can and is currently shoot- restored by a 19-year-old guy ing four movies at one time. that “she” then possessed as The crime/drama, “Midnight she tortured his friends and in the Switchgrass,” which his girlfriend when they tried What is treatment for a fatty liver? co-stars Emile Hirsch, to warn him against her. The Megan Fox, Lukas Haas and cast of the reboot is being DEAR DR. ROACH: I am phosphatase does not neces- try it. I take one capsule four Sistine Stallone (daughter kept a deep dark secret. a 77-year-old woman. I am 5 sarily mean you have a liver times a day, and it has com- of Sylvester), is due July 23. • • • feet, 2 inches tall and weigh problem. Bone issues (frac- pletely rid me of my migraines. The action/heist film “A Day As we told you in our 107 pounds. I take no medica- tures, Paget’s disease of bone, Would you please mention it to Die,” with Frank Grillo column back in March, tion. When I went to the doctor high thyroid and parathyroid again? — B.J.F. and Kevin Dillon, drops Anthony Ramos is about last week, he found that my hormone levels) can cause a ANSWER: Feverfew is a into theaters in February. to become a superstar. The alkaline phosphatase was 176, high alkaline phosphatase, too. common herbal remedy to pre- The crime/thriller “Out of 29-year-old Ramos first won my ALT 10, and my AST 11. He Additional liver tests — check- vent migraine, and although Death,” with Jaime King, praise as one of the stars of told me I had fatty liver and to ing the GGT level or specifically not all trials have shown ben- is awaiting a release date, “Hamilton” on Broadway. get a scan, but I had no way to what kind of alkaline phospha- efit, the majority of studies along with the action/thrill- But actually, he’d been doing get to the place to have it done. tase you have (by isoenzyme I have read showed that it is ers “Apex Action,” with Neal Broadway and road compa- He did not say anything else analysis) — can make the more effective than a placebo McDonough, and “American nies of “Grease” and “Damn about it. I have no symptoms. source of the elevated alkaline and the side effect risk is very Siege.” Yankees,” and the Public Does this sound like fatty liver between you and your doctor. phosphatase clearer. small. Other nonprescription The former “Die Hard” Theater production of “In the to you? I did not really like my Fatty liver is a possibility; how- Getting an ultrasound scan treatments that have been star is running to four film Heights” before that, play- doctor, but with my insurance it ever, it does not seem likely to and additional blood tests is shown in most studies to be locations at once: “Reactor”; ing Sonny De La Vega. In the is hard to change doctors. me, as you have not identified a reasonable place to start. beneficial include magnesium, “The Fortress,” starring Jesse film version, he plays Usnavi If I do have fatty liver, is any of the risk factors, and you Unfortunately, lack of confi- riboflavin and coenzyme Q10. Metcalfe and Chad Michael De La Vega, the role origi- there anything I can do for it? are certainly not overweight (if dence in your physician is a They are generally safe and Murray (both recently in nally played by Lin-Manuel — J.F. anything, you are a bit under- different problem. If you really well-tolerated, and I hope oth- Hallmark films and series); Miranda. ANSWER: Fatty liver is an weight). Further, although the can’t get a new doctor, then ers may get the same relief you “Paradise City,” with John Leading up to that film, increasingly common problem. alkaline phosphatase can be you need to have a conversa- have found. Travolta; and “Gasoline Ramos co-starred in “A Risk factors include being over- elevated in fatty liver (yours tion about proceeding with • • • Alley,” with Devon Sawa and Star Is Born” (2018) and weight and having diabetes, is just a bit high), it is more evaluation in such a way that Dr. Roach regrets that Luke Wilson, in which Willis “Godzilla: King of the high blood pressure and abnor- common for AST and ALT to be you can do so while being con- he is unable to answer indi- and Wilson play police detec- Monsters” (2019). He’s fol- mal blood cholesterol levels. elevated, which yours are not. fident that you are getting good vidual questions, but will tives trailing Sawa, a suspect lowed them with the action/ Alcohol use is also a cause of An ultrasound scan is a good, advice. incorporate them in the in three murders. All that thriller “Honest Thief,” with fatty liver, and all people with but not definitive, way of look- • • • column whenever possible. and juggling his marriage to Liam Neeson, Kate Walsh and fatty liver are strongly recom- ing for fatty liver. A liver biopsy DEAR DR. ROACH: A few Readers may email questions model Emma Heming and Robert Patrick. Ramos is cur- mended to abstain from alcohol is still the definitive test, but it’s years ago, I read that the herbal to ToYourGoodHealth@med. their two children, as well as rently top billed and shooting entirely. The primary treatment often not done in people whose supplement feverfew may help cornell.edu. relationships with his three the sci-fi/comedy “Distant,” is diet and weight loss. history, physical exam and with some migraines. Having daughters with Demi Moore. with Naomi Scott, and pre- It sounds like there was ultrasound are all suggestive. suffered with severe migraine © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. And you think you’re busy! paring to star in the next some missed communication A slightly abnormal alkaline for over 50 years, I decided to All Rights Reserved • • • “Transformer” sequel (set for Stephen King’s “Christine” a June 2022 release). But his appears to be a car that won’t crowning achievement has to die. She starred in the 1983 be the Crown Royal ads that to head to Stoughton, inserted into customers’ out leaving their vehicles. film, helmed by legendary run continually! Wisconsin, for their annual windows while a gas- Unsurprisingly, the idea director John Carpenter, with Coffee Break Festival, powered motor sucked dirt quickly caught on with the John Stockwell, Alexander © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. featuring coffee tastings, into a glass container for the general public. “brew-offs” and — seriously shock and awe of onlookers. • The next time someone tells — bean-spitting contests. • You can thank the American you they’re sweating like a Next one’s in August. BY LUCIE WINBOURNE armed forces for the first pig, they’re actually lying • The world’s largest padlock McDonald’s Drive Thru, (though, we’re sure, unin- • “Bonobo,” the common measures an impressive which made its debut in tentionally!): Pigs are born name for apes, was a typo. 56.8 inches tall, 41.3 inches Sierra Vista, Arizona, near without sweat glands, hence Researchers are said to wide, and 10.2 inches the Fort Huachuca military the need for a nice mud have first found the ani- deep, and weighs in at 916 installation. Rules prohib- puddle to cool off in. mals in the town of Bolobo, ited soldiers from wearing pounds. Sorry, we don’t • • • Zaire, but misspelled the know what it was built to their uniforms in public, and town’s name as “Bonobo” protect ... no one wanted to switch to Thought for the Day: “The on the crate in which one civvies just to grab a burger, beauty of nature has been one • One of the earliest known was shipped, and the error so restaurant manager of the great inspirations of my vacuum cleaners was so stuck. David Rich cut a hole in life.” large that it had to be the wall, allowing them to — Jim Henson • Are you a fan of coffee hauled via a horse-drawn pick up their orders with- breaks? Then you’ll want carriage. Giant hoses were © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021

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

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by David Steinberg July 5, 2021 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 43 Totally chill 3 Enjoy, as a 37 Outing Put your heart on the line and 1 Tacks on dude meal with a show someone you love how 5 Crush 44 Letters 4 Jaden, dog much. A kind gesture or romantic competitor between to Jada 38 Maori advance will bring you closer to 10 Disaster names Pinkett ceremonial long-term plans. ★★★ Thatababy by Paul Trapp relief org. 45 University of Smith dance TAURUS (April 20-May 20): 14 Pizzazz New Mexico 5 What a 39 “Up, up Reconnect with people or orga- 15 Like helium wolf white flag and ___” but not 47 LeBron signals 40 Product nizations you know you can lean hydrogen James’ in an auto launches on for insight and suggestions. 16 Gulf State team race 41 Ta-Nehisi Emotional situations will lead to leader 51 Shades 6 ___-Saxon who wrote uncertainty and confusion. ★★★ 17 Going maker 7 Just “The GEMINI (May 21-June 20): for a jog 53 Margarita released Water Leave nothing to chance when alongside garnish 8 Svelte Dancer” actor 55 Word 9 Accomplish, 42 3, 4 or 5 dealing with people who are Hudson? between as a goal strokes, eager to take advantage of you. 20 Poem of names 10 Forest often Put your time and effort into praise 56 Result of a florae with 45 Scottish something that helps you get 21 Indian brainstorm- fronds boys ahead. ★★★ dish with ing session 11 Broody rock 46 Unrepeated CANCER (June 21-July 22): lentils 58 “The Tell- genre event Keep an eye on the cost of 22 Primary Tale Heart” 12 It might be 48 Catch in a 23 In the past writer dropped web things. Don’t feel you have to 24 Blood 59 “Aw, jeez!” for effect 49 Parented pay for someone else or donate vessel 60 People who 13 Big biblical 50 Picks to something you cannot afford. blocker aggressively boat up on Offer your time or suggestions, 26 Cushiony sell to hair 18 What a 52 Badlands not your cash. ★★★★ sneaker part salons? student herd LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Being 30 Word with 65 Money in may swipe member reasonable will help you get what “floss” or Marseille 19 Adjective 54 Pink “insurance” 66 Cry after for back Lady or you want; inconsistency and 32 Horse height a bad legs Granny anger will put a wedge between unit named tennis serve 25 Big Smith you and someone who can influ- for a body 67 “Gotcha” leagues 57 Asian sea ence your ability to excel. ★★ part 68 One may 27 “Frozen” that’s VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 34 Down in the spend hours character drying up Put more thought and detail into dumps on TikTok with a 60 Good your ideas and plans. Having 35 Teething 69 Runs for it carrot to go relief brand 70 Advanced nose 61 Pool your strategy in place before you 37 Sine ___ degs. 28 Not just like shark’s start a new adventure will rule out 38 Place to get 29 Lamb’s stick making a mistake. ★★★★★ a latte and DOWN mom 62 Fury LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): work on a 1 Traveling 31 Of two 63 Bring to There are endless possibilities challenging with a minds court if you are willing to stretch your thesis? passport, 33 Baldwin of 64 Place imagination and make personal 42 Person perhaps “Beetlejuice” for a who’s 2 Lowly 36 Doorway pocket changes that will accommodate manipulated laborer part what’s available. ★★★ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Coming Out on Top by Kristian House A positive change at home will encourage you to explore some- thing unique. Don’t limit what you can do because someone advises otherwise. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Put more effort into fitness, health and taking better care of your finances. Once you have all your ducks in a row, you’ll find it easier to forgo temptation and indulgence. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Change begins with you. Consider how to make your life better, your home more comfort- able and convenient, and your relationships with others copa- cetic. ★★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Delve into projects, and finish what you start. What you accom- plish will make you feel good, impress others and lead to all sorts of opportunities. ★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You’ll receive an inadequate assessment of what’s going on around you. Domestic problems based on an assumption, not the truth, will develop. ★★★★

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a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. meals. All meals are still a good value. Seeking Historical Items Alcoholics Anonymous tary items, do not take them to Deseret Tooele to 3 p.m. We are offering limited contact Daily lunch specials are available at the The Tooele County Historical Society Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them hold pick-up, please call 435-884-1670 for lodge from 11 a.m. — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Senior Center would like members of the community Main St., daily at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. Park more information. Take-out orders can be called in during who have any family or personal histories, in back. shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, The senior center is for the enjoyment our operating hours and picked up at the photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Grantsville Irrigation Company lodge at a time agreed upon. VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be are Monday — Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Grantsville Irrigation has increased For members and their guests only. would like to donate to our organization p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron displayed with honor and respect. Call Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and exciting the allotment from 50,000 gallons per to please call us. We are also looking for Dr., Tooele. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, residential share to 100,000 gallons per Meetings books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled residential share. Agricultural users have Meetings for the Loyal Order of the chures or any history that pertains to the Young People in Recovery Children’s Choir Auditions art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, been issued an additional turn making a Moose occur on the first and third Sunday Tooele County area. If you would like to Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class total of two regular turns for the season. of the month at 10 a.m. Chapter 1521 donate them to our organization, or if you all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 movies and health classes. Meals-On- We would like to thank users for their con- meetings are on the third Sunday of the would let us make a copy for the Tooele p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Wheels available for homebound. Lunch tinued efforts to conserve water. Please month at 10:30 a.m. County Historical Society, please call 435- also on the first and third Friday of the owner and director of Blake Music Studios, served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- contact the office at 435-884-3451 or 882-1612. month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park directs the choir. Blake has a degree in gested contribution is $3. For those under [email protected] with any questions Events Apartments Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., vocal performance and has taught at the 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to or concerns. Our Veteran’s Day dinners are back. This Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- collegiate level. If your child loves to sing the store or doctor visits for residents in month it will be on Thursday, July 29 at Groups and Events 695-6611, Audrey at 435-255-9518, or Heidi and you are looking for an exceptional Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- 5:30 p.m. Please come help recognize/ at 435-255-9905. musical experience for them, this is it. For portation information call 435-843-4114. Schools honor one of our veterans. For members Tooele County Daughters of The more information and to register for an For more information about the Tooele and their guests only. Family support group audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. St. Marguerite Catholic School Utah Pioneers center, call 435-843-4110. The Daughters welcome all who would Get your loved one sober. The USARA com or call 435-277-0755. Students of all faiths are welcome Denny Denton Memorial Golf Craft family support group is held Tooele Pioneer Museum from preschool through 8th grade at Tournament like to join us in our goal of “Preserving our Heritage Together.” For information Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Tooele Valley Youth Symphony 47 E. Vine Street, free admission. Open Tooele County’s only faith-based school. July 31, 2021, at 8 a.m., Oquirrh Hills Golf Tooele Valley Youth Symphony accepts on joining, see our website at dup- room at the Tooele City Library. Group Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day Course. Sign up at the Moose Lodge or young band and orchestra musicians ages tooeleco.org books and materials provided. Craft is a and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small by phoning the Lodge at 435-882-2931. 11-18 from across the valley. Auditions to Our museum located at 39 E. Vine Street, free program for family members who Tuesdays year-round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Proceeds go to the Grantsville High be announced for fall 2021. We will also Tooele, is open Memorial Day to Labor have a loved one with a substance use Open other times by appointment. Call riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or School Golf Team. offer classes for a brand new TVYS Junior. Day Friday and Saturday 10-4, also by disorder. For more information, call Heidi 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- visit www.stmargschool.org. Please check our website for details in appointment. To make an appointment, Warr at 435-255-9905. 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- the coming weeks. www.beginbandan- call Judy at 435-496-0803 or Dorothy at tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org. Eagles Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group dorchestranow.com. Education 435-830-9493 Evening Car Show In commemoration of the Deseret Peak Change Mobile Vet Center We’ve changed the date and loca- Authors Welcome Tooele Technical College July 10, 5 – 8 p.m. Food, games and Temple, the DUPs are selling handker- To better serve veterans located in tion of our meeting. Please join us the The Writer’s Bloc, Tooele chapter of the Programs with space available drinks available. Join us at 50 S. 1st Street. chiefs. To order your handkerchief, visit Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center third Monday of every month online League of Utah Writers, invites you to include the POST (Peace Officer FOE 164 our website at duptooeleco.org (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday through Zoom. The Tooele County Health join us at our bi-monthly virtual meet- Standards Training) program (Satellite from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern Meetings Daytime Care for Adults Department’s Aging Services program ings, where we discuss the craft and offer side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s support for fledgling authors. For more Auxiliary meetings are on the 2nd and A respite program is available for is the sponsor for this free Alzheimer’s 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides License (CDL) program and Software information please contact the chapter 4th Mondays of each month. caregivers in Tooele County for adult Association Caregiver Support Group. free, confidential counseling for theater Development. These programs and others president at [email protected] Aerie meetings are on the 2nd and 4th loved ones who need supervised care The groups are designed to provide emo- veterans of all conflicts. For further are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today or find us on Facebook at Writers Bloc. Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. tional, educational, and social support for information contact Dave Brown at 801- and begin training for a promising career. during the day. Call Lighthouse Adult Care Services at 435-249-5632 for more caregivers. Call 435-843-4119 to register to 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- Social Room Rocky Mountain Hospice information. receive the meeting link. Want to have more meaning in your life. 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov es at 435-248-1800 for more information. Please notice that the Social Room is Do you want to do something that is sat- open 7 days a week from 2 to 6 p.m. There Tooele County Arts Guild Food Addicts in Recovery Donate to Library Adult Education isfying and of great service to your com- is no sitting or standing at the bar and All artists from Tooele County age 13 Anonymous Please remember the “Friends of the Get your high school diploma this year munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain tables are set six feet apart and are sani- and above are welcome to join the Tooele Are you having trouble controlling the Tooele City Library” while doing home at the Tooele Community Learning Center. Hospice volunteer. No experience tized regularly. For the next two weeks County Arts Guild for an evening, or for way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery cleaning and donate your used books to All classes required for a high school required. All training, background check masks are required to enter and upon the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- the bookstore in the library. Money from diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. exiting the building. After entering the bership include the opportunity to display ery program for anyone suffering from book sales is used to support programs aration and English as a second language The only requirement is your desire to building please print your name on the your artwork for show and sale in various food addiction. Meetings are held every within the library. The library is located at are available. Register now to graduate help someone in need. Please contact forms provided in the event that contact venues around Tooele County, as well as Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Pioneer 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky tracing would be needed, this information regular updates on events in our commu- Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Enter at 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy will only be used in the event of contact nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- the north back entrance. For more infor- org. Thank you for your support. cation classes are for students 18 and over. Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at tracing. We are OPEN and invite you to ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 801-397-4902. Books for the Whole Family ESOL come down and see what we’ve done to Call 435-228-8217 for more information. or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. ESOL conversational classes are held help make it safe to go out. foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Donated children’s books and paper- Stansbury Days Triathlon The Next Chapter backs are for sale for 25¢, hardcovers are Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele The social room is open 2 to 6 p.m. daily, attend. The Next Chapter is a free social support Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening $1, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 to Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- staffed with volunteer bartenders, please and educational program to help widows Aug. 21, 2021. Mark your calendars. To Tooele County Aging 8 p.m. on Mondays, and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. dents may also come anytime the center is tip accordingly. and widowers adjust to the loss of their register, go to: www.runnercard.com/ Tooele County Aging is looking for on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All open for individualized study. Registration spouse through monthly activities. You roadrace/public/raceGroup/976695 volunteers to help us meet the needs of proceeds go back to the library for proj- is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele are invited to join others who are on the Teens and adults, first timer, or experi- seniors in the community. Many seniors ects and programs. Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Elks same page as you, to begin a new chapter enced. 500m swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75- require assistance and need rides to doc- tion. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Craft Night mile bike on a pretty flat course/ 5km run tors or other professionals. Rides help Community Book Sharing Box County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Early Head Start July 21. Sign up at the Elks. (that’s 3.1 miles). You can even sign up seniors live more independent lives. Call The Community Book Sharing Box is more details. DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers with a team. This event is a blast. Train 435-843-4114 for more information. The located at 987 S. 1050 West (new location). Bar The Cook family are the stewards of the NO COST weekly home visits for families with a friend, compete with your neigh- Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers Sons of Utah Pioneers who are eligible under the age of 3. Home We are open and now serving food bors, and get cheered on by your com- also are in need of volunteers. For more “Little Free Library.” Anyone can take a Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. Anyone interested in the history of book or bring a book to donate and share visits include parent and child education, munity. Prizes, T-shirts, raffle, and food. As information about volunteering at the Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah assessments, and family support services Our new contact phone number is 435- always, we need volunteers, so if you want Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For with others. To learn more and to find 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah other locations near you go to www.little- including nutrition education. We also to get involved without the sweat, sign up volunteering at the Tooele Center call Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- freelibrary.org; under the “Map” tab enter offer comprehensive health services for to help on race day. 435-843-4110. ings due to the pandemic but watch this expecting mothers including prenatal your zip code. Disabled Veterans Ladies Community Club of Life’s Worth Living Foundation bulletin and we will announce our next parent education and support services. meeting, which will be a virtual meet- Suicide support group meetings are Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- Chapter 20 – Disabled American Tooele ing. Also watch for an announcement of held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Grantsville 882-3439. To view upcoming events, learn more the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer Veterans Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. about our organization, or to become a Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- Free Developmental Evaluation The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Main St., Tooele, in the classroom by the Share your Ancestry member, please find us on Facebook or lic. For more information about the Sons The Family History Center in Grantsville DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Chapter 20 for the Disabled American cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal you can email us at ladiescommunity- of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, has been gathering histories, pictures and no cost developmental evaluations for Veterans holds monthly general member- thoughts or have lost a loved one to [email protected]. Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All children ages birth to three years old. ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, 47 suicide, please plan on attending. Please [email protected] information will be shared upon request, We provide a full range of services for E. Vine St. (rear basement door entrance) TOPS Weight Loss Support go on Facebook and like our page to but we are asking for your help in further- children with developmental delays or in Tooele, every third Thursday of the Group keep current with our latest news and month at 7 p.m. We welcome all veterans TC Squares Dance Club ing this work. Thanks for all who have disabilities. Our goal is to minimize the The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) events. Contact us on that page, visit The TC Squares Dance Club has begun assisted. Please contact Don and Patti effects of the delay and reduce the need to come join us in the camaraderie with Weight Loss Support Group meets every lifesworthlivingfoundation.com, or call other veterans at our monthly meetings. dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Johnson, by email: [email protected], by for long-term services throughout their Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist 435-248-LIVE. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or school years. For more information call Chapter 20 has trained Chapter Service Church, 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Weigh-in Officer’s (CSO’s) to answer questions con- Parkinson’s Disease Support West, Tooele, from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Please by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. 435-833-0725 or visit us at ddivantage.org. begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by a meeting bring finger food to share. For more infor- cerning your VA benefits. Nations Service at 6 p.m. Men, women and children are Group Officers (NSO’s) are available by appoint- mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Senior Center invited to attend. Come and let us help A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s The senior center is for the enjoyment ment to help veterans and their families Charity you live a healthier lifestyle. For more be overwhelming for the newly diag- website at tcsquares.com. of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours submit claims for compensation, obtain information visit TOPS.org or contact Mary nosed. Tooele has a support group for are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 Tooele Children’s Justice Center health and educational well-earned ben- Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. persons with Parkinson’s disease and their Tooele County Homemakers p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in efits. All DAV services are free of charge. caregivers. You can learn how others are We would like to invite all ladies to our exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and For information, please join our monthly Museum Volunteers Needed coping with PD and how to live well. We Homemakers club. Meetings are held on crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint snacks. We appreciate all donations. For meetings. Call commander Dustee Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park meet the third Friday of each month from the first Tuesday of every month with a knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440, 36 Thomas 435-830-8487, or Adjutant Curtis is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- 1 to 2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., program, wood carving and health S. 100 East, Tooele. G. Beckstrom at 435-840-0547. Please tory or science? Volunteers at the museum 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, September through May. Located at 151 classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for leave messages if no contact. can gain new skills or practice old ones. call Hal at 435-840-3683. N. Main, in the auditorium of the Health homebound. Lunch served weekdays. United Methodist Dinner We are looking for people to help with Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Department and USU Extension offices. For 60 and above, suggested contribu- COVID-19 Help for DAV organization, exhibit development, gar- Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. The Disabled American Veterans dening and educational program devel- to Recovery” social hour begins at 4 p.m. and dinner per year. For more information, call Eileen Transportation available to the store or National Office has established a relief opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 is served from 5 – 6 p.m., 78 E. Utah Ave., 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne doctor visits for residents in Tooele and fund to provide financial aid to service- and year round. Scheduling is flexible. p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4, Tooele Tooele. All are welcome. connected disabled veterans who have 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. Grantsville areas. For transportation Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all Thank you and we hope to see you all this information call 435-843-4114. For more lost employment or income due to the To apply or request more information, those affected by someone else’s addic- First Baptist Food Pantry COVID-19 virus pandemic. The issued September. information about the Grantsville center, Community food pantry located at send email to: [email protected] tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help call 435-884-3446. grants are meant to help disabled service- by sharing our experience, strength and Tooele County Quilters 580 S. Main St., Tooele. We are open connected veterans pay bills, obtain food, Tooele Gem and Mineral Society on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. hope. For more information, please con- All meetings are held on the third Daughters of Utah Pioneers and provide for their families during these The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Everyone is welcome, no requirements. tact Terri at 435-313-4851. Tuesday of each month in the Tooele The DUP is seeking any family histories, difficult times. meets the first Thursday of the month. Come as often as you need, we have County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues photographs, books, stories or vintage The application for this relief can be Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Military Items Wanted plenty of food. First Baptist Church, 435- are $20 per year to be paid at the first artifacts (before 1900) to display at the found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans the downstairs conference room of the When you no longer want your mili- 882-2048. meeting. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 will need to fully complete the application Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Baby Blankets Needed and provide documentation verifying Come and learn about rocks, minerals, Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- their status as a service-connected dis- and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- ery at Mountain West Medical Center. abled veteran who has lost employment trips for rock collecting. Membership is Bulletin Board Policy tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Blankets should be new and in good as a result of the pandemic. Disabled $15 per year. For more information email If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit condition. Homemade blankets are also veterans who are small business owners [email protected]. at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or or who work independently and have Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- accepted if new. Donations can be turned Tooele Valley Free Masons www.exploretooele.com. in at the volunteer desk at Mountain West been negatively impacted financially as a profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Medical Center, 2055 N. Main St., Tooele. result of the virus may also be eligible for Tooele Valley Company DUP second Friday of each month for din- cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with any ques- this assistance. Ladies: Did you know that there are ner and socializing. If you are interested ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- tions. three Daughters of Utah Pioneers (DUP) or have questions, please join us at the ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. companies her in Utah Tooele Valley? Did Just Serve Historical Society Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement you know that you do not need to have If you are interested in serving in your Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at pioneer ancestors to join the daughters of community or know of a service project Monthly Meetings 435-277-0087. The Tooele County Historical Society Utah Pioneers? You can join as an associ- that would benefit your community, go to meetings have been cancelled until fur- Tooele Valley Family History ate! If you do have pioneer ancestors justserve.org and post your project or sign Comics Page Puzzle Answers ther notice because of the COVID-19 epi- and have not yet joined us in one of our up to become a volunteer for the project Center demic. Please stay safe and watch for any from page B4 camps, now is a great time to do so! The of your choice today! This is a free website Research your ancestors free with updated information about our meeting Hidato Sol. 7/5 Tooele Valley Company has a camp in the that connects community needs with vol- trained Family Search volunteers at the schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. Pine Canyon area (Helen Gillespie Shields), unteers who can help meet those needs. Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. the Erda area (Rose Springs Camp) and the Historical books Stansbury, Lake Point areas (Benson Grist Hours of operation: Tuesday through Tooele County Historical Society’s books Mill Camp). We would love to have you Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Moose are available to purchase at meetings. The come and learn about the Tooele valley’s Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, history, as well as more about our beauti- Meals at Lodge evenings by appointment only. Special The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in ful Utah. For more information, contact Friday and Saturday night dinners will classes offered regularly. Call the center Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note Julie Hunt, President of the Tooele valley be served from 4 to 8 p.m. for more information. cards depicting four different pioneer company DUP at 435-849-4270 Friday night dinners change weekly, or you can order from the menu items buildings for $4. These make great gifts Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Grantsville City Library Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- for family and friends. Please call Alice This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at We are no longer charging overdue fines able price. Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 for items returned after their due date. Note: Due to an increase in the prices purchase these books. S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Our hours are Tuesday — Friday from 10 of meat, we are raising the price of our contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435-849-4180. Follow us on Facebook! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN @TooeleTB B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021 Campfire cuisine amping! Just the word tent seams. Cevokes many feelings. If you already love it, you might fondly Keep your tent clean: remember trips of the past — • A whisk broom is handy recreation with friends and fam- for sweeping out dirt and ily, or quiet time communing leaves. with nature. If you’re new to it, • Place an indoor/outdoor favorite selection of vegetables you might be excited about the rug in front of your tent (including drained canned or mysterious forest or vast ocean entrance for dirty shoes. frozen vegetables) in this simple vistas you’ll see. • Bring duct tape for quick recipe. With COVID restrictions repairs of small tears, splin- 8 chicken or beef sausages finally easing, this is a great tered tent poles and the 6 small new potatoes, thinly time to get out of our stuffy like. sliced houses, head into the great out- If you love the outdoors, but 2 small summer squashes cut doors, pitch a tent, light a camp- prefer the creature comforts into rounds fire and sleep under the stars. of home, camping has kept up 2 large carrots cut into 2-inch Here are some tips for tent with the times. You can select pieces campers courtesy of KOA high-end campsites featur- 2 cloves garlic, mashed and Kampgrounds: ing lodges that rival an urban peeled • New tent? Practice setting hotel, complete with Wi-Fi and 1 stalk celery, diced it up in the backyard before concierge services. Or choose 1 medium onion, thinly sliced going on a trip. glamping, where a large tent 3 tablespoons vegetable oil • Invest in good sleeping complete with luxury cots and 1 1/2 tablespoons poultry toes are tender. doughnut on top of the pine- • • • equipment. Choose air furnishings are all set up and seasoning or Italian sea- apple. Add 1 teaspoon of the Angela Shelf Medearis is mattresses, cots or sleep- ready to go. The only thing soning CAMPFIRE PINEAPPLE brown sugar inside each dough- an award-winning children’s ing bags that will give you needed is you. 1 teaspoon salt UPSIDE-DOWN CAKES nut hole. 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Place of the campfire grill and cook from Angela Shelf Medearis. ing into your tent, apply a CAMPFIRE STIR-FRY to 40 minutes, stirring occa- 1/2 of a pat of butter in the cen- over low heat, 5 to 7 minutes, seam sealant to the inside You also can use cubes sionally, until the sausages are ter of the foil. Place 1 pineapple until the butter and brown © 2021 Angela Shelf Medearis and outside of all exposed of beef or chicken and your cooked through and the pota- ring on top of the butter and 1 sugar have melted. and King Features Synd., Inc. RICK STEVES’ EUROPE MY ANSWER Mysterious Britain Guilt rests upon the

s we’ve had to postpone Aour travels because of the entire human race pandemic, I believe a weekly dose of travel dreaming can be Rick Steves From the writings of multitudes whose hearts have good medicine. Here are a few GUEST COLUMNIST the Rev. Billy Graham never been captured by Jesus of my favorite European mem- Christ. ories from England — remind- Q: Why is guilt so much a The devil has hundreds of ers of the fun that awaits us at part of life? I am basically a agents writing pornographic the other end of this crisis. whose stories will never be good person but I still have literature and producing On my first trip to Dartmoor fully understood. Britain is times of tremendous guilt. immoral movies to pollute National Park, back when I crisscrossed by lines, called ley What is the answer? -- G.M. human minds. He has intellec- was a student, word of the lines, connecting these ancient A: The Bible teaches that all tuals in high positions teaching wonders lurking just a bit sites. Prehistoric tribes may have broken God’s laws, and a hedonistic and permissive deeper into the moors tempted have transported these stones Stonehenge, a celestial calendar marking the seasons for 4,000 years. guilt is inescapable. Therefore, philosophy. He has recruited me away from my hostel in along a network of ley lines, guilt rests upon the entire even church leaders who are Gidleigh. I was told of an which some think may have only scratched the surface of with bits of England’s mys- human race. Some people may advocating more promiscuity. especially rewarding hike that functioned together as a cos- Britain’s fascinating prehistor- terious past, including more feel it more intensely than The culture has had great would lead me to the myste- mic relay or circuit. ic and religious landscape. Bronze Age stone circles and others, but the guilt is there success in infiltrating people’s rious Scorhill Stone Circle. The most famous stone cir- More Neolithic wonders enigmatic megaliths than any whether in the conscious or minds. But is there hope? The Climbing over a hill, sur- cle in England is Stonehenge. lurk in England’s moors. While other chunk of England. It’s in the subconscious realm. It answer is absolutely. The Bible rounded by ominous towers Built in phases between 3000 they inspire exploration, perfect for those who dream must be dealt with before we is filled with testimonies of of craggy granite, I was swal- and 1000 BC with huge stones beware: You can get lost in of enjoying their own private can become normal, fulfilled those who, by God’s grace, lowed up by powerful, mysti- brought all the way from these stark, time-passed com- Stonehenge without barbed personalities. This is why Jesus were victorious over Satan’s cal moorland. Hills followed Wales, it still functions as a mons. Directions are difficult wire, police officers, parking died. He died on the cross to power. John Newton was a hills followed hills . . . green remarkably accurate celestial to keep. It’s cold and gloomy, lots, tourists, or port-a-loos. take our guilt away. He shed slave trader on the west coast growing gray in the murk. calendar. as nature rises like a slow tide Returning to Dartmoor on His blood to purge our dead of Africa. One day in a storm Where was that 4,000-year- A study of more than 300 against anything human-built. my last trip, I sat peaceful conscience. So guilt is not all at sea, he met Jesus Christ and old circle of stone? I wan- similar circles in Britain found A crumpled castle loses itself and alone on the same mossy bad. Without it, there is noth- it changed his life forever. He dered in a scrub-brush world that each was designed to in lush overgrowth. A church stone I warmed the day I first ing to drive a person toward will always be remembered for of greenery, white rocks, calculate the movement of grows shorter as tall weeds eat experienced Scorhill Stone self-examination and toward writing the hymn “Amazing eerie winds, and birds sing- the sun, moon, and stars, and at the stone crosses and tilted Circle in 1978. I recalled that God’s forgiveness. Grace.” No one is beyond the ing unseen. Then the stones even predict eclipses. These tombstones. Over the centu- day, at the age of 23, when I Everywhere today hearts reach of the loving arms of the appeared. It seemed they had prehistoric timekeepers helped ries, the moors have changed realized how many wonders in are empty. Hearts not attuned Savior. waited for centuries, still and early societies know when to as little as the longhaired Europe were still undiscovered to God will become catch silent, for me to visit. plant, when to harvest, and sheep that still seem to gnaw . . . hidden and unheralded. basins for every device of the This column is based on the I sat on a fallen stone and when to party. Even in modern on moss in their sleep. I remembered how, hiking devil. Yes, Satan is at work in words and writings of the late my imagination ran wild, pon- times, when the summer sol- One of England’s wildest home that evening, I decided our world (see Job 1:7). This Rev. Billy Graham. dering the people who roamed stice sun sets in just the right and most remote regions is that my calling was to find is what the Bible says. Satan © 2021 Billy Graham England so long before writ- slot at Stonehenge, pagans in the southwest corner of these places and to share exists and has control over Literary Trust ten history documented their boogie. the country. It’s Dartmoor them. That was the day I stories. I took out my jour- Not far away, the stone — that wonderland of power- became a travel writer. nal, wanting to capture the circle at Avebury is 16 times fully quiet rolling hills that moment . . . the moor, the dis- the size of Stonehenge and inspired me long ago. Near Rick Steves (www.rick- tant town, the chill, this circle about one-sixteenth as tour- the Cornwall Peninsula in steves.com) writes European of stones. I dipped my pen into isty. Visitors are free to wander the county of Devon, it’s guidebooks, hosts travel shows the cry of the birds and wrote. among 100 stones, ditches, crossed by only three main on public TV and radio, and That experience, 40 years and mounds and ponder these roads. Most of this area is organizes European tours. ago, kicked off decades of my curious patterns from the past. either unused or shared by its This article was adapted from fascination with mysterious Near Avebury is the 130-foot- 34,000 villagers as a common his new book, For the Love of Britain. There are count- high pyramid-shaped Silbury grazing land — a tradition Europe. You can email Rick at less stone circles, forgotten Hill. More than 4,000 years that goes back to feudal days. [email protected] and follow tombs, man-made hills, and old, this man made mound of Ordnance Survey maps show his blog on Facebook. figures carved into hillsides chalk is a reminder that you’ve that Dartmoor is peppered © 2021 Rick Steves Great Savings on Books at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Royal Wedding Royal Babie The Souvenir Album A Heir-Raising History Royal weddings are traditionally The British royal family is a time of celebration for all — from enjoying a renaissance with the Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s births of the next generation of big day in 1947 which momentarily royal children. Wile the birth of lifted Britain’s post-war gloom, to every baby is undoubtedly magical, Prince Charles and Lady Di’s 1981 when that baby in the “heir,” or “wedding of the century” watched by indeed the “spare,” to the British an estimated 750 million worldwide, throne, it is a whole other realm of their son William’s ceremony with magic. Combining stunning images Kate Middleton in 2011, and recently and fascinating facts, Royal Babies: Harry and Meghan’s wedding. A Heir-Raising History, reveals the Relive these special days again with real-life stories of hope and fear, Royal Wedding: The Souvenir Album. joy and pain, drama and conŒlict, Gorgeously illustrated with photos of and humor and hubris involved in the happy couples, their attendants, the business of begetting, bearing, beautiful wedding gowns and Œlowers. birthing and bringing up babies of the royal blood.

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Cal l to a Division office, or tian Castro-Roush, ciated with the waste ronmental Quality may result in a default Commitment. CALL PM in the Council 1-844-909-2398 1-844-435-3985 by mail at PO Box Noe Castro, and/or will be met prior to dis- P.O. Box 144880 judgment and the ter- Business Chambers (3rd Floor) 146300, Salt Lake anyone claiming pa- posal. Salt Lake City, UT mination of your pa- GARCIA’S CLEAN- DISH Network. $64.99 Opportunities at the Tooele County City, UT 84114-6300. rental/paternal rights Requiring the waste to 84114-4880 rental rights. ING SERVICES for 190 Channels! Building, 47 South Please visit water- or interest in the child meet the dioxin and fu- Comments can also be DATED this 21st day house cleaning, Blazing Fast Internet, INVENTORS - FREE Main Street, Tooele, rights.utah.gov or call and to All Whom It ran treatment stan- sent by electronic mail of June 2021. move in or out, $19.99/mo. 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Roush and *. needs to be treated for should be submitted $49.95/month (for the tation. liam Palmisano is re- PUBLICATION HANDYMAN, For fall first 3 months.) Reli- CHANGE APPLICA- [FOR FURTHER IN- those contaminants. as ASCII (text) files or clean up, residential questing a rezone from IN THE THIRD DIS- able High Speed Fi- TION(S) FORMATION, CALL The generator has pre- in pdf format. TRICT JUVENILE snow removal and MU-40 (Multiple Use, 15-2534 (a47449): 206-477-2310, 8:00 viously analyzed each Under Utah Code Sec- ber Optic Technol- Wanted 40 Acre Minimum) to COURT IN AND FOR any other job, small ogy. Stream Videos, JRL Holdings #2, LLC a.m. - 4:30 p.m.] container of ash for tion 19-1-301.5 a per- or large. Call Jimmy the A-10 (Agricultural, TOOELE COUNTY, Music and More! Call propose(s) using 5.183 Said Petition will be metals contamination. son who wishes to STATE OF UTAH at (435)228-8561 I AM paying more for 10 Acre Minimum) Earthlink Today cfs OR 100.001 ac-ft. heard on September 9, If metals were below challenge a Permit Or- STATE OF UTAH, in junk cars/trucks. I will Zone. Parcel ID: from groundwater 2021, at the hour of the toxicity characteris- der may only raise an HOME REPAIRS ex- 1-844-240-1769 the interest of come to you and tow 03-073-0-0007. Ap- (Near Mills Jct) for IN- 8:30 a.m., at the Judge tic concentrations de- issue or argument dur- pert. Doors, knobs, S U M M O N S F O R HARMAR WHEEL- it away. Call/Text proximate Site Loca- DUSTRIAL: Sand and Patricia H. 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Reclaim inde- ment to you, please CALL letin July 8, 2021) TION; STOCKWA- and action will be found in the waste iary communicative counts. pendence and mobil- contact the court prior 1-855-408-2196 TERING. taken by the court when treatment is not aids and services) (435)843-7614 ity with the compact PUBLIC NOTICE to the hearing. You are NONUSE APPLICA- such as shall appear required if metals are should contact Lare- design and long-last- DONATE YOUR CAR Notice is hereby given hereby summoned to RAIN GUTTERS, TION(S) to be for the welfare of below characteristic neWyss, Office of Hu- ing battery of Inogen TO UNITED BREAST that the Lake Point Im- appear before the at seamless, aluminum, 15-5675 (U12789): the said child. concentrations in the man Resources at One. Free information CANCER FOUNDA- provement District will Tooele County, Gor- all colors, leaf protec- Vassili V. Bara- DATED this 2nd day of waste. (801) 536-4284, Tele- k i t ! C a l l TION! 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Tooele Transcript Bul- transcript. com submitted past the ments on the proposed YOUR LOCAL Handy- NORTH VALLEY Ap- Public Notices Mixed Waste Facility Judge Elizabeth M. letin July 8, 15, 22 & deadline will not be action will commence man here to fix all pliance. Washers/ Treatment Variance Knight 29, 2021) Trustees accepted. on July12,2021 and your at home projects dryers refrigerators, Request for Treatment To: MOTHER OF Homes UPAXLP end on August 10, and improvements freezers, stoves. Deadline for public and Disposal of Ash 2021. A public hearing E.C.L.G., ASHLEE Over 25yrs experi- $149-$399 full war- notices is 4 p.m. the NOTICE OF HEAR- Contaminated with Di- on these issues will be GARCIA, TOOELE Opinions ence. Call Dustin at ranty. Complete re- SELLING YOUR day prior to publica- ING oxins and Furans held upon request. COUNTY Shared Freely. 435-840-5635 pair service. Satis- HOME? Advertise it tion. Public notices IN THE SUPERIOR The public comment Documents related to A trial concerning the (Yours and Ours.) faction guaranteed. in the classifieds. Call submitted past the COURT OF THE period to receive com- this application can be above-stated matter is Parts for all brands. 882-0050 or visit deadline will not be STATE OF WASH- ments on this Treat- reviewed on the Inter- pending in court and Miscellaneous (435)830-3225. www.tooeletran accepted. INGTON IN AND FOR ment Variance Re- net at an adjudication will be Open Forum script.com UPAXLP THE COUNTY OF quest will commence https://deq.utah.gov/w made of which may in- Every Tuesday KING, JUVENILE DE- on July 12, 2021 and clude up to the perma- AT&T TV - The Best of Garage, Yard aste-management- PARTMENT end on August 10, nent termination of TOOELETRANSCRIPT Live & On-Demand Sales Public Notices and-radiation- Water Shares IN RE THE DEPEND- 2021. A public hearing your parental rights. 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Small gun cabi- Financial deadline will not be Comments should be SARAI contains dibenzo-p-di- Tooele County, Gor- Some restrictions ap- net, tiller (needs carb accepted. submitted to the ad- Services MOLINA-ROUSH oxin and dibenzofuranNeeded! dan R. Hall Court- ply. W/ 24-mo. agmt work) and snow UPAXLP dress below or by DOB: 05/11/2016 UHCs above their re- house, 74 South 100 TV price higher in blower. Some build- Wesley Financial electronic mail as de- NOTICE TO WATER OSCAR spective treatment East, Tooele, Utah 2nd year. Regional ing supplies. various Group, LLC. Time- tailed below. USERS RODRIGUEZ-ROUSH standards denoted 84074, trial on the Sports Fee up to household items. share Cancellation Douglas J. Hansen, The applications below DOB: 05/09/2012 with the Universal Verified Petition for $8.49/mo. is extra & Some chidrens items, Experts. Ove r Director were filed with the Di- CHRISTIAN Treatment Standards Termination of Paren- applies. Call IVS electronics,vehicle $50,000,000 in time- Division of Waste vision of Water Rights CASTRO-ROUSH ( U T S ) i n tal Rights in said 1-855-404-9323 stereos,home share debt and fees Management and Ra- in Tooele County. DOB: 08/04/2009 R315-268-48. All countyNowNow on AcceptingAccepting August 12, Applications Applications art.Decorative items, cancelled in 2019. is looking diation Control NowNow RentingRenting These are informal ESTRELLA other required treat- 2021 at 9:00 a.m. Become a published etc,etc. cash only Get free informational Department of Envi- proceedings per Rule CASTRO-ROUSH ment standards asso- YourIncome failureIncome to Restrictionsappear Restrictions ApplyApply author! Publications sales. package and learn for Paper ronmental Quality IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply 655-6-2. Protests con- DOB: 09/16/2008 ciated with the waste may result in a default sold at all major secu- how to get rid of your P.O. 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Because of should be identified by ALEXANDRIA KEITH PROTEST, and RE- TO: * Father of the waste generation putting the following in Assistant Attorney QUEST A HEARING, Sarai Molina-Roush processes, all the ash the subject line: public General if desired. Also, A $15 and Alleged Father of waste contains dioxins comment onT OOELE Treat- (Published in the FEE MUST BE IN- Zion and Maria and furans; however, ment Variance Re- Tooele Transcript Bul- CLUDED FOR EACH Molina-Roush, Julio in accordance with Tletin RANSCRIPTJuly 8, 15, 22 & quest. All documents APPLICATION PRO- Molina Pensamiento, regulations, only a por- included in comments 29, 2021) @TooeleTB Follow usTESTED. on Protests A/K/AFacebook! Julio tion of the waste should be submittedBULLETIN must be filed with the Molina-Pensamiento; needs to be treated for as ASCII (text) files or Division of Water Unknown Father of those contaminants. in pdf format. Rights on or before Zion and Maria The generator has pre- Under Utah Code Sec- Aug. 4, 2021 either Molina-Roush; Alleged viously analyzed each tion 19-1-301.5 a per- electronically using the Father of Oscar container of ash for son who wishes to Division`s on-line Pro- Rodriguez Roush, Os- metals contamination. challenge a Permit Or- test of Application car Rodriguez; Father If metals were below der may only raise an form, by hand delivery of Estrella and Chris- the toxicity characteris- issue or argument dur- to a Division office, or tian Castro-Roush, tic concentrations de- ing an adjudicatory by mail at PO Box Noe Castro, and/or scribed in 40 CFR proceeding that was 146300, Salt Lake anyone claiming pa- 261.24 (R315-261-24), raised during the pub- City, UT 84114-6300. rental/paternal rights the waste would be lic comment period Please visit water- or interest in the child shipped to the Clive fa- and was supported rights.utah.gov or call and to All Whom It cility as Low-Level Ra- with sufficient informa- (801)538-7240 for ad- May Concern: dioactive Waste tion or documentation ditional information. On December 4, 2020, (LLRW) and disposed to enable the director NEW a petition for Depend- in the Class A Em- to fully consider the APPLICATION(S) ency was filed in the bankment. If metals substance and signifi- 15-5678 (A82708): above entitled Court, were above the Toxic- cance of the issue. Bryson R. Grow pro- pursuant to RCW ity Characteristic con- For further information pose(s) using 4.73 13.34.080 and/or RCW centrations, then the contact Tyler Hegburg ac-ft. from groundwa- 26.33.310 regarding waste would need of the Division of ter (South of Stockton) the above named treated for those met- Waste Management for DOMESTIC; IRRI- child, whose parents als as well as all and Radiation Control GATION; STOCKWA- are Mother, Jessica M. UHCs, including diox- at (801) 536-4271. In TERING. Roush and *. ins and furans. It is in- compliance with the CHANGE APPLICA- [FOR FURTHER IN- appropriate to require Americans with Dis- TION(S) FORMATION, CALL treatment of dioxin and abilities Act, individu- 15-2534 (a47449): 206-477-2310, 8:00 furan contaminants in als with special JRL Holdings #2, LLC a.m. - 4:30 p.m.] instances where char- needs(including auxil- propose(s) using 5.183 Said Petition will be acteristic metals are iary communicative cfs OR 100.001 ac-ft. heard on September 9, found in the waste aids and services) from groundwater 2021, at the hour of when treatment is not should contact Lare- (Near Mills Jct) for IN- 8:30 a.m., at the Judge required if metals are neWyss, Office of Hu- DUSTRIAL: Sand and Patricia H. Clark Chil- below characteristic man Resources at gravel washing, dust dren & Family Justice concentrations in the (801) 536-4284, Tele- suppression etc at Center, 1211 E. Alder waste. communications Relay gravel pit/rock quarry. St., Rm 4-B, Seattle, Furthermore, the stabi- Service 711, or by 15-456 (a47485): Mor- WA 98122. Appear- lized ash was re-incin- email ton Salt, Inc. ance at this hearing is erated in an attempt to at“[email protected]”. propose(s) using required and may be in reduce the concentra- (Published in the 214.2305 ac-ft. from person or by tele- tion of dioxins and fu- Tooele Transcript Bul- groundwater (West of phone. rans in the ash. Re-in- letin July 8, 2021) Burmester) for INDUS- Parties may appear by cineration resulted in TRIAL: Production of telephone by calling very little reduction in salt and salt products 206-263-8114 and us- the concentrations. It and dust suppression. ing the following PIN is inappropriate to re- EXTENSION(S) number to join the call: quire this additional in- 15-4712 (a32436): Ja- for Seattle cases - cineration in order to cob C and Audrey B 92245251#, before a attempt to meet the Sill is/are filing an ex- judge of the above en- standards. tension for 1.25 ac-ft. titled court, at which Final disposal of the from groundwater time you are directed waste will occur in the (near Lincoln-Spring to appear and answer Mixed Waste Disposal Cyn Es#103) for DO- the said petition or the Cell at the EnergySo- MESTIC; IRRIGA- petition will be granted lutions Mixed Waste TION; STOCKWA- and action will be Facility. TERING. taken by the court The public comment NONUSE APPLICA- such as shall appear period to receive com- TION(S) to be for the welfare of ments on the proposed 15-5675 (U12789): the said child. action will commence Vassili V. Bara- DATED this 2nd day of on July12,2021 and bochkine and Jana L. July, 2021. end on August 10, Barabochkine is/are BARBARA MINER 2021. A public hearing seeking a nonuse pe- KING COUNTY on these issues will be riod for 0.016 cfs from SUPERIOR COURT held upon request. groundwater (Erda) for CLERK Documents related to DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- BY: KAB, Deputy this application can be TION. Clerk reviewed on the Inter- Teresa Wilhelmsen, (Published in the net at P.E. Tooele Transcript Bul- https://deq.utah.gov/w State Engineer letin July 8, 15 & 22, aste-management- (Published in the 2021) and-radiation- Tooele Transcript Bul- control/waste-manage- letin on July 8 & July ment-radiation-control- 15, 2021) public-notices Written comments will be accepted if re- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on August 10, 2021. Comments should be submitted to the ad- dress below or by electronic mail as de- tailed below. Douglas J. Hansen, Director Division of Waste Management and Ra- diation Control Department of Envi- ronmental Quality P.O. Box 144880 Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4880 Comments can also be sent by electronic mail to: [email protected] v. Comments sent in electronic format should be identified by putting the following in the subject line: public comment on Treat- ment Variance Re- quest. All documents included in comments should be submitted as ASCII (text) files or in pdf format. Under Utah Code Sec- tion 19-1-301.5 a per- son who wishes to challenge a Permit Or- der may only raise an issue or argument dur- ing an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the pub- lic comment period and was supported with sufficient informa- tion or documentation to enable the director to fully consider the substance and signifi- cance of the issue. For further information contact Tyler Hegburg of the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control at (801) 536-4271. In compliance with the Americans with Dis- abilities Act, individu- als with special needs(including auxil- iary communicative aids and services) should contact Lare- neWyss, Office of Hu- man Resources at (801) 536-4284, Tele- communications Relay Service 711, or by email at“[email protected]”. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin July 8, 2021) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 8, 2021 We Design and Print

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