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Fawsons honored as grand marshals See A8 TOOELETRANSCRIPTRIPT Happy 4th of BULLETIN July! TUESDAY July 4, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 124 No. 10 $1.00 $3.5M in PILT comes through for county

TIM GILLIE in Lieu of Taxes. Chairman Wade Bitner. “But million to the county’s gen- government for PILT. include $5.5 million from STAFF WRITER First authorized by Congress it’s money that our congres- eral fund and $340,000 to the PILT is the third highest property taxes, $3.6 million It wasn’t a check in the mail, in 1976, PILT’s purpose is to sional delegation has told us county’s municipal services source of revenue in the coun- from West Desert mitigation but Tooele County received help local governments offset could go away at any time, so fund. ty’s 2017 general fund budget. fees, $3 million from PILT, and $3.57 million from the federal the loss of property tax due to we would like to reduce our The 2017 PILT amount It accounts for 11.2 percent of $2.3 million from sales tax. government in an electronic non-taxable federal lands. dependency on PILT.” exceeds the budgeted amount the general fund’s budgeted “It would be hard to replace wire transfer this week. “PILT money is important The 2017 county budget by $173,253 (5.1 percent). In revenue in 2017. PILT without a tax increase,” The money was the 2017 to our county budget,” said estimated PILT revenue at 2016 the county received near- The top revenue producers federal government’s Payment Tooele County Commission $3.4 million. It allocated $3.06 ly $3.5 million from the federal for the general fund budget SEE PILT PAGE A7 ➤

Dunlavy calls it a day after three terms as mayor He decided not to file for reelection to spend more time with family

MARK WATSON ing,” he said. “This job wears STAFF WRITER on you after a while. Despite Patrick Dunlavy will accom- of what some people think plish a rare feat when he leaves — that anybody could do this office next January: He will job — my background working wrap up three terms as mayor with the city for so many years of Tooele City. helped me during my time as “There have been a few mayor.” mayors who have served two The mayor will soon com- terms, but nobody has served plete 50 years of service to three terms until me,” Dunlavy Tooele City. said. Dunlavy started out at the He considered a run for a Tooele City Police Department fourth term right up until the for 11 years, served as finance final day for filing on June 7. director for a short time, city “The reason I decided that parks and recreation director now might be a good time to go is because things are chang- SEE DUNLAVY PAGE A10 ➤

MISS TOOELE CITY 2017 CROWNED Firework use FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO limited to only The Miss Tooele City Scholarship Pageant is one of several events on the schedule for this year’s Fourth of July celebration certain areas in Tooele. Miss Tooele City 2016 Morgan STEVE HOWE to all unincorporated land in STAFF WRITER Hinton and co-attendant Sydnee Simmons Tooele County, which means The list of possible locations Stansbury Park, Erda, Lake crown Kat Hawley (above) as Miss Tooele to use fireworks is limited in Point and other communi- Tooele County amid concerns ties are affected by the ban, City 2017 at the pageant Thursday night. about wildfires. according to North Tooele Fire Eva Olcott and Ayanna Likens were The state Department of District public information Division of Forestry, Fire officer Ryan Willden. Anyone crowned co-attendants at the pageant. and State Lands, and federal caught violating the fire The trio (right )will ride in Fourth of July Bureau of Land Management, restrictions is violating state have passed restrictions on law and punishable by up to parades and serve as ambassodors during several potential fire-starting six months in jail and a fine of community activities. Twelve contestants activities, including lighting off $1,000. fireworks, using tracer ammu- The fireworks ban isn’t competed for the Miss Tooele City title. nition and exploding targets. Those restrictions apply SEE FIREWORK PAGE A10 ➤

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Thursday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Friday 6:06 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Saturday 6:06 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Sunday 6:07 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Monday 6:08 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Racers, visitors W Th Fat Sa Susalt M Tu flats will be Tuesday 6:08 a.m. 9:01 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 6:07 p.m. 3:44 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 7:01 p.m. 4:22 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 7:52 p.m. 5:04 a.m. asked to scrape salt from vehicles Saturday 8:40 p.m. 5:50 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 9:24 p.m. 6:41 a.m. Statistics for the week ending July 2. An afternoon Clouds and sun with a Warm; partly sunny, Partly sunny and Monday 10:05 p.m. 7:35 a.m. Mostly sunny and hot Partly sunny and hot Partly sunny and hot MARK WATSON fromTemperatures their vehicles. of four major racing associations that Tuesday 10:42 p.m. 8:33 a.m. thunderstorm possible shower in the area then mostly cloudy remaining very warm STAFF WRITER “WhenHigh/Low youpast week have 500 teams 99/54 out, and use the Bonneville Salt Flats, which Full Last New First Land speed racing on the Bonneville at leastNormal four high/low vehicles past week with each 88/62 team, include the Southern California 103 73 100 73 99 73 101 74 95 73 97 67 100 72 Average temp past week 75.9 Salt Flats will occur this summer and youNormal can get average upward temp past to week 3,000 vehicles 74.8 Timing Association, Utah Salt Flats TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERracers will be asked to help save the out Dailyon the Temperatures salt.” said LouiseHigh Ann Low Racing Association, Bonneville July 8 July 16 July 23 July 30 Shown is Wednesday’s salt. Noeth, public relations specialist with Motorcycle Speed Trials, and Land FILE PHOTO ©2017; forecasts and graphics weather. Temperatures are provided by Wednesday’s highs and Before pulling onto the asphalt the Save the Salt Alliance. “We want to Speed Events. Racers will test and tune their cars this week on the Bonneville Salt Flats in preparation Wednesday night’s lows. access road to leave the salt flats, they leave that salt out on the salt flats.” for the upcoming land speed racing season. In an effort to preserve the salt, racing will be reminded to remove all salt The new program is a joint effort SEE SALT PAGE A7 ➤ teams will be asked to remove all salt from their vehicles before they leave the area. Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Logan Tooele City Parade Route BULLETIN BOARD B4 Grouse 99/60 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 102/72 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point July 4th • Parade Begins at 9:00 A.M. CLASSIFIEDS B6 95/62 103/75 103/77 100/75 Swimming Pool End Park Ogden Stansbury Park Bit ‘n’ Spur Rodeo Maps for Tooele HOMETOWN A8 300 South 400 South 200 West 200 West 101/68 103/76 100 South Erda Vine St. OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 104/74 Pine Canyon runs tonight, and Grantsville’s 400 North Salt Lake City 104/77 Utah Ave. 99/64 85/67 0.00 0.14 0.00 0.04 12.88 11.50 100 West 100 West OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 104/76 Bauer Tuesday 520 South 4th of July parades 103/73 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 101/74 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 103/73 See B1 50 West See A10 99/65 99/63 See Stockton Pollen Index Main Street Main Street Main Street Price 200 South complete 101/74 High Start (East Northbound Lanes) 97/66 Skyline Drive Rush Valley Garden Street Nephi forecast 100 South 99/65 101/75 Ophir Moderate on A7 95/68 Low 100 East Delta Manti Absent 100/66 99/61 Green River M Tu W Th F Sa Su 110/70 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 102/74 100/61 Moab 99/71 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 105/71 Beaver 104/66 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Sunday 96/57 Ibapah 100/69 24-hour 100/69 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.97 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 98/62 97/65 at Grantsville 1.67 none 106/76 Kanab 101/61 Eureka 89/63 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.31 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 4, 2017 Dry-out trend started in May holds course through June

MARK WATSON 15.21 inches. 69 degrees on June 13. STAFF WRITER The temperature soared to Jake McArthur, watermas- A dry May in Tooele City a high of 99 degrees on June ter at Grantsville Irrigation was followed by an even drier 26, with an average daily high Company, said the reservoir June, according to data from of 86.9 degrees. The minimum dropped by about nine feet the National Weather Service. high temperature was 71 during June. Tooele’s June precipitation degrees on June 8. Residential meters were total measured .24 inches, far “Looking back, the last time read for the first time on below the normal precipitation we had 100-degree tempera- Saturday, McArthur said. of 1.11 inches for the month, tures in June was in 2015,” “We should have plenty of according to Ned Bevan, coop- Bevan said. “We had tempera- water this year. It’s usually erative weather observer for tures over 100 degrees on the feast or famine — we have the NWS. 28th, 29th and 30th.” too much or not enough,” May’s precipitation finished A high of 100 is predicted McArthur said. at .99 inches, compared to a for the Fourth of July with Settlement Canyon normal of 1.91 inches. continued temperatures Reservoir has dropped two The two dry months have above 90 for the rest of the feet during the last two weeks, cut into the above-average week, according to Utah according Settlement Canyon amounts of precipitation AccuWeather. Irrigation President Gary gained for six consecutive The low temperature for the Bevan. months from November month was recorded on June “That’s not a bad thing; we through April. 2 and June 14 at 47 degrees, don’t want to have a full reser- The weather year began on with an average daily low tem- voir next winter,” Bevan said. ALEX DUNN/TTB PHOTO Oct. 1 and total precipitation perature of 56.8 degrees. The Normal precipitation for Hot temperatures and meager moisture dried out vegetation during May and June after six months of above-aver- through June 30 measured average daily low temperature July is .92 inches. age precipitation. 17.62 inches. Normal precipi- was 56.8 degrees with the [email protected] tation for those nine months is maximum low temperature of South Rim residents waiting to hear commission position County attorney issues opinion on gravel pit while residents prepare to further push for its closure

TIM GILLIE Tooele County Attorney Scott Harwood asserted that a Gravel in April 2016. but gravel extraction could STAFF WRITER Broadhead. May 24 advisory opinion by South Side Gravel in turn continue as a legal non-con- After 10 months of battling, As a result of the protected the Office of the Property has leased the gravel pit to forming use. the opponents of a gravel pit status of the opinion, South Rights Ombudsman, says he Staker Parsons, according to a The county decided that near South Rim are closer to Rim residents will not get to can expand his gravel pit, cur- sign posted at the entrance to as a non-conforming use, the getting an answer from the see the legal opinion; instead rently on approximately 16 the pit. current owners of the gravel Tooele County Commission. they must wait to hear from acres, to the boundary of the Organized neighborhood pit could expand the pit down- The county attorney for- the county commission. parcels on which the current opposition in South Rim to the wards, but not outwards on the warded his latest legal opinion In the meantime, Scott pit exists, which is larger than gravel pit goes back to Aug. property. on the gravel pit to the county Hunter, a South Rim resident, the 176 acres in the rezone 2016. South Side Gravel then comission last week. said he has found an attorney request. Heavy machinery operating applied to have the property “It’s about 50 pages who is willing to represent the The gravel pit in question in the area, a new fence and rezoned so it could apply for long,” said Tooele County opponents if the county com- was originally on a 10-acre improvements to the entrance, a conditional use permit to Commission Chairman Wade missioners decide to allow any parcel that was purchased by along with a new sign, caused extract gravel from the full 176 Bitner. “I haven’t read the opin- type of activity at the pit. Tooele County in 1978. concern among some South acres. ion yet, so I can’t comment on The opponents of the gravel The Tooele County Planning Rim residents. The planning commission Scott Broadhead it. We only want to do what is pit have been waiting for a Commission issued a condi- Josh Maher of South Rim voted unanimously to recom- legal, but I do believe we need response from the county com- tional use permit for the pit in attended a Tooele County mend that the county commis- to get this issue resolved.” mission since June 15, when 1996. The county still owned Planning Commission meeting sion deny the rezone request in conforming use may extend to The county attorney’s they requested that the county the pit at the time. during which he asked about Feb. 2017. the boundaries of the parcel at legal opinion is a “protected” commission enforce a 2001 South Rim L.C. acquired the the gravel pit expansion. He The county commission the time the property became document under Utah’s Development Agreement that pit from Tooele County in Aug. was told that he would have to delayed action on the rezone nonconforming. Government Records and called for the gravel pit to be 2001, as part of a development take the matter to the county request because Harwood While advisory opinions Access Management Act, closed after the development agreement for the South Rim commission, according to the requested a second opinion issued by the ombudsman’s which means it’s exempt from was completed. subdivision. minutes of the meeting. from the state property rights office are not binding, if the public disclosure, according to The opponents’ request At the request of South Originally, Maher and ombudsman. same issue is the subject of came after Jay Harwood, Rim, the county redrew parcel other the South Rim residents In response to Harwood’s an advisory opinion, and is owner of South Side Gravel Pit, boundaries for their property sought to have the conditional request, the ombudsman litigated on the same facts and If it happens here, withdrew his request to rezone south of Silver Avenue. As a use permit for the gravel pit issued his May 25 opinion. circumstances, and is resolved read about it here. the 176-acres he owns south result, the 10-acre gravel pit revoked. According to that opinion, consistent with the advisory of Silver Avenue in South Rim parcel was included in two However, the state property under a 50-year-old court rul- opinion, the prevailing party TOOELETRANSCRIPT from rural residential and mul- new parcels of approximately rights ombudsman issued an ing, if a nonconforming use may collect reasonable attor- BULLETIN tiple use to a zoning designa- 88 acres each. opinion in Dec. 2016 stating involves a resource like gravel ney fees and court costs from tion designed to allow gravel South Rim L.C. sold those that the gravel pit’s conditional that diminishes or is consumed the opposing party. Subscribe 435-882-0050 extraction. two parcels to South Side use permit was no longer valid, in the process of use, the non- [email protected]

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Local law enforcement warns residents about scams ADMINISTRATION STEVE HOWE and subsequently her financial polite and trusting, according supposed to send a check or personal information secure Scott C. Dunn Publisher STAFF WRITER information. to Tooele City Police Sgt. Tanya money order back for purchase at home, carefully read bills Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Local law enforcement agen- Once the victim agreed to Kalma. Many seniors have of the item; then the item and monthly statements, trust OFFICE cies are warning residents to pay several hundred dollars good credit, financial savings never shows up and the check their instincts and not be afraid Bruce Dunn Controller be on alert for scam phone to fix the fake viruses on her and own property and homes, from the seller bounces. to say no if they’re feeling Chris Evans Office Manager calls, especially seniors. computer, the scammer said she said. Many of the scams do not pressured to buy a product or Vicki Higgins Customer Service There a number of different he could provide additional “Seniors want to trust the originate in the area which service, Kalma said. Remember Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager scams that have been reported repair for $7,000, according to best in people,” Kalma said. shows up on your caller ID, to not give out personal infor- EDITORIAL in the county, according to Wayman. At this point, the vic- The vast majority of senior Wayman said. Using voice mation like social security or David Bern Editor Tooele County Sheriff Lt. tim became suspicious but the victims of scams go unre- over IP and apps like Sideline, bank account numbers, don’t Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor Eli Wayman. One scam even scammer, who still had remote ported, Kalma said. The scammers are able to mask send money to someone you Darren Vaughan Sports Editor involves the caller pretending access, was able to lock her out reasons vary, including not their location, which can be don’t know or accept money Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor to be a sheriff’s deputy serving of her computer and took sev- realizing they’re victims, being other parts of the country or by check from an unknown Tim Gillie Staff Writer a warrant and demanding pay- eral thousand dollars from her. ashamed, not knowing who overseas. source. Steve Howe Staff Writer ment to avoid arrest. Wayman said another to reach out to and worrying Wayman was able to trace Wayman said anyone who Mark Watson Staff Writer While most people are wise Tooele County resident fell for their financial freedom may be one victim’s case to Jamaica suspects they’re a victim of a ADVERTISING to the fact there’s no warrant a common scam where the vic- taken from them by concerned and said he even spoke with scam should document the Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager out for their arrest, some peo- tim is told they’ve won a large relatives or caretakers. the scammer but it can be dif- crime with the FBI’s Internet Keith Bird Advertising Sales ple panic — which is exactly sum of money in a contest they Kalma said most scams ficult to do anything about Crime Complaint Center at Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager what the scammer wants. didn’t enter but will need to boil down to sending money overseas scams. He said federal www.ic3.gov. The informa- “If you had a warrant, pay the taxes ahead of time. In to someone you don’t know agencies like the FBI don’t have tion on the victim, the amount LAYOUT & DESIGN that’s not how we’d handle it,” this case, the victim was told for an item you haven’t the resources to track down defrauded and the scam itself John Hamilton Creative Director Wayman said. he had won several million in a received. A common scam the thousands of scams hap- are logged into a database Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Scammers will also pose sweepstakes and was out tens targeting seniors is the pening in the United States. which can aid the FBI in track- PRODUCTION as IRS agents or employees of thousands of dollars. “grandparent scam,” which It can be difficult to even get ing down prolific scammers. Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager of other federal agencies, A report by True Link involves the scammer calling your money back because the If you believe you’ve been a Darwin Cook Web Press Manager including U.S. Customs and Financial in 2015 found the victim and saying their funds were sent willingly, even victim of a scam, both Kalma Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Border Protection, according to seniors may lose as much grandchild is in jail or in dan- if the scammer was deceptive and Wayman strongly recom- Scott Spence Insert Technician Wayman. as $12.8 billion every year ger and needs money to be on the true reason, according mend contacting your local law

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Another scam victimized through fraud, in addition to wired to them. to Wayman. It’s different than enforcement agency. Kalma $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered an elderly woman, when the $17 billion and $6.7 billion to Another popular scam is when a credit card or bank said anyone unsure if an offer by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, scam caller said her computer family, friends or paid helpers through classified ads, in account number is stolen and or call is legitimate can reach Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele had a number of viruses and taking advantage of trust. which the scammer sends a the bank is likely to refund any out to local police to get their County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the he could fix it, Wayman said. Seniors are a primary target check to the victim, who is money lost, he said. input before making a decision United States. She allowed the caller to have for scammers for several rea- the buyer, for their “trouble,” To protect from scams or on spending money. OFFICE HOURS: remote access to her computer sons, such as likely being more Kalma said. The victim is fraud, people should keep [email protected] Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. Two Tooele men charged with vehicle burglary and thefts COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: STEVE HOWE by a restricted person and and cell phones were taken. obtained. of the stolen financial transac- 3 p.m. day prior to publication. STAFF WRITER third-degree unlawful acquisi- Police were able to trace Both Peterson and Davis tion cards to purchase $600 in OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10 a.m. day of publication. Two Tooele men are tion of a financial transaction the GPS from the cell phone admitted to police they had gift cards from Walmart but charged with several felony card. He is also charged with to another residence on Valley gone out in the past week and said the payment didn’t go Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals charges in connection with misdemeanor unlawful use of View Drive, where neighbors stole items from the neighbor- through, the statement said. postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by vehicle burglaries that a financial transaction card advised them to speak with hood, the statement said. The victim’s financial state- the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. occurred in Tooele City. and. Davis and Peterson, the state- While searching the resi- ments showed the transaction Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, Joshua Russell Davis, 34, Peterson is also charged ment said. Peterson admitted dence, police discovered four as coming through. Tooele City, Utah 84074. and Michael Horton Peterson, with second-degree felony to being out with Davis and credit cards and a driver’s Peterson and Davis both POSTMASTER: 23, are both charged with sec- possession of a dangerous said Davis stole the purse from license belonging to a victim admitted to stealing a shot- Send change of address to: PO Box 390 ond-degree felony burglary, weapon by a restricted person the vehicle. in a vehicle burglary case gun and .22 caliber rifle Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 two counts of second-degree and four counts of unlawful According to the probable from June 13, the probable from a vehicle, which they 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 felony theft, two counts of acquisition or possession of a cause statement, police were cause statement said. Peterson were involved in selling later, email: [email protected] second-degree felony theft by financial transaction card. told the missing cell phone admitted to entering an according to the probable or visit our web site extension at receiving stolen property and Tooele City police were and another item could be unlocked side door of a garage cause statement. www.tooeletranscript.com third-degree felony burglary, called to a home on Valley found in a neighbor’s lawn and stealing the wallet from Davis and Peterson were Entire contents ©2017 Transcript Bulletin as well as five counts of misde- View Drive on reports of a and they were recovered. The the car and said he purchased scheduled to make their initial Publishing Company, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may meanor burglary of a vehicle. vehicle burglary on June 23 stolen black purse was found $800 worth of gift cards from appearances in 3rd District be reproduced in any form without the Davis is also charged with at 6:51 a.m., according to a in the basement of the resi- Walmart with one of the Court Monday morning before written consent of the managing editor or publisher. two counts of third-degree probable cause statement. A dence after Peterson said it financial transaction cards. Judge Robert Adkins. felony possession of a firearm black purse containing glasses was there and a warrant was Davis admitted to using one [email protected] A3

TUESDAY July 4, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Charley Warr was a man of ‘faith, family and agriculture’

PEGGY BRADFIELD and placed a high value on present, and future.” of the greatest examples for COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR what other people needed. He Scott Droubay, who also is a me and my brothers and the Family and friends say Erda was very much like a father fifth-generation Erda resident, grandkids,” Witkowski said. native and lifetime resident, figure who I could go to no said he grew up watching the Mike Jensen served as Charles “Charley” Robert Warr, matter what.” “older boys of Erda” like Warr, a counselor to Warr in the was an advocate for farmers’ As two of Heder’s siblings Craig Vorwaller and Tommy Batesville Ward bishopric. rights, who loved his family died, he struggled with what Warr. “The love [Warr] has for his foremost, but who also prized doctors at first thought were “All my life, he has always mom, wife, children, grand- his community, Tooele Valley physical ailments, possibly can- embodied the very essence of children and great-grand- and working the land as a cer. He deteriorated quickly, what Erda is: faith, family and children, it’s so difficult to rancher. lost sleep “and was suffering agriculture,” Droubay said. put into words,” Jensen said. Warr was born Dec. 11, considerably.” For Witkowski, her father’s “You could just feel and sense 1946 in Tooele, Utah, the Heder called Warr, who was most endearing characteristic [it] and how much they loved second of two sons, to Nina his LDS bishop. was that “He loved me no mat- him.” Vorwaller and Keith Jensen “He helped me immediately ter what. It was unconditional Jensen said Warr has left Warr. He died Sunday, June with counseling, goodness and ... He always remained calm. some big cowboy boots for his 25, 2017, from a sudden heart help to get through it,” said He always saw the bigger pic- family to fill. But, he expects attack in Erda. Heder. “He kept track of me ture and [he knew] it wasn’t that Warr’s family will con- He served on many boards and was never too busy for me. worth it to carry a grudge.” tinue do so as they “follow the and was president of both the He was there.” Witkowski said what her path he left with those cow- Tooele County Cattlemen’s Heder stressed that Warr father loved most about farm- boy boots throughout Tooele Association and the Grantsville would never take payment for ing was that Judy was always County and their ranch in Grazing Association. He also anything. there with him. Idaho.” spent around a decade on the “He spent over $1,000 help- On their anniversary last Warr leaves behind his Erda Planning Commission, ing me. I tried like crazy to December, Warr mentioned in mother, Nina; wife, Judy; two where his father had also repay him. He said ‘do that for a card to Judy that, “he feels sons, Troy and Kody; daughter, served, according to daughter someone else, that would be guilty sometimes because he Lorri; 14 grandchildren and Lorri Witkowski. payment enough.’ There isn’t a loved having her by his side. three great-grandchildren. Warr served on the state better person,” said Heder. They had a close relationship. Funeral services were held board of directors of the Utah Witkowski said her father They were just always togeth- today. Warr was 70 years old. Association of Conservation was a specialist in many dif- er. That example has been one [email protected] Districts, working to protect ferent areas of rural life, and water, soil and natural resourc- would get calls from residents es, she said. of all ages regarding how to “He was a huge proponent dig a well, how to fix a tractor, NEED CASH NOW? of land conservation, water FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO etc. We Want to Make and farming,” Witkowski Charley Warr take notes during a planning meeting at the Tooele County “He was the go-to guy for so added. “Open space is some- Building. Warr worked hard to preserve open space in the county. many things, because he just You a Loan! thing he tried hard to pre- had so much knowledge about $ $ serve.” the area, and the history and 100- 3,000 TODAY! Although he was born in portion of land. Along with scoutmaster and high priest the people here,” she said. Noble Finance Tooele City, Warr spent the smaller pieces he had acquired advisor. Chad W. Allred, former pres- 435-843-1255 majority of his life in Erda. He over the years, he ended up He was known for his com- ident of the Stansbury, Utah graduated from Tooele High with 1,500 acres, which he passion. South LDS Stake, worked with School in 1965 and attended called the “Flying U Ranch,” “It didn’t really matter to my Warr as he served as a bishop. Utah State University. Witkowski said. dad who you were, where you “He was a man of true char- 45TH ANNUAL Four generations of his pro- According to an obituary came from, or what language acter — a loyal and honest and genitors preceded him in Erda. published Thursday in the you spoke; if you needed some- good man,” Allred said. Allred RUSH VALLEY RIDERS Likewise, the majority of his Transcript Bulletin, he found thing, he would find a way went on to say that Warr had posterity has also remained. joy in working the Erda soil. to get it for you,” Witkowski an admirable relationship with Warr compiled 36 years in This was his dream job, his said. “He and my mom would wife Judy, who he “prized and federal service, beginning with wife Judy said. deliver things to people. If he cherished.” He also made fam- his United States Army service Warr owned another 2,700 found out there was a need, if ily his top priority. RODEO in the Vietnam War. He worked acres of land in Idaho, which he couldn’t do it himself ... he “He had the wisdom to in the artillery and missile bat- he “used for recreation for the would get with other people to assist them through many of talion and was stationed for family and grazing for cattle make it work.” the storms of life and he would SAT•JULY 8 two years in Okinawa, Japan, in the summer,” Witkowski After Quinn Heder moved to drop anything to be there, Red Kirk Arena, Rush Valley and then another two at Fort said. “[The family] would go Erda, he became friends with at a moment’s notice, when Bliss in El Paso, Texas. up pretty much every week or Warr. Heder sought out Warr’s they needed him most,” Allred (1300 W. Hwy 199) He married his lifelong every other week, depending advice as he bought a cow and said. “His family adores him. Kids Show: 1:00pm sweetheart, Judy Rydalch, on on the [need]. It’s taken 10 learned how to care for it. I believe Charlie understood Kids Rodeo proudly sponsored by Jacobs Technology Dugway Team Dec. 18, 1965 in Tooele. Their years to get the whole thing “He became my informa- with clarity the divine nature pm marriage was later sealed in fenced.” tion guy,” Heder said. “He of family: generations past, Mutton Bustin’: 6:00 the Salt Lake Temple on June As the family worked togeth- found me a cow and a calf and pm Purchase a RMPRA Rodeo: 7:00 ticket to win 22, 1978. er to complete the fence, they nursed me through the learn- a Traeger Following his war service, he would also camp and hunt. ing curve of how to take care RMPRA Slack Friday, July 7 starting at 3:00pm Pellet Grill! Frank Donated by Liddiard began working for Vista Liner According to Warr’s obitu- of them.” Home Funishings! Company. He next worked at ary, as he ranched, he taught When the heifer calved the OHLMAN $10 Adults • $5 Kids 12 & Under Tooele Army Depot, where he his family. Among these les- first time, Warr was there to M Attorney at Law For more information call Jackie at 841-2209 served in supply and inven- sons were how to corral cows, help pull the calf and helped SIGN UP INFORMATION tory. He finished his career at drive a pickup, move sprinklers Heder take care of complica- Kids Show and Mutton Bustin’ Entries – any time Dugway Proving Ground as a and how to love one another. tions. FREE before July 6th. Call Jill (435) 830-8177 materiel test director. As an active member of Heder said Warr was “self- Consultation or Jackie (435) 841-2209 In 2002, when Warr retired, The Church of Jesus Christ of less and completely charitable. for “Thank You” to all our he became a full-time rancher. Latter-day Saints, Warr served He thought very little of his Wills & sponsors and supporters! He then purchased a large as bishop, bishop’s counselor, own time and his own needs Trusts

NOTES OF APPRECIATION 493 W. 400 N. Tooele 882-4800 The family of Tyler thanks to Dalton-Hoopes Heather, Payton and Ryker Rush Valley Rodeo Strickland would like to Funeral Home, Grantsville Strickland www.tooelelawoffice.com express our sincere appre- Eighth Ward, Steadmans, all Steve Strickland Family ciation to everyone for all the first responders and U of U Sheldon Capell Family hugs, prayers, flowers, cards, trauma team and all who par- The families of Ann food, money, kind words and ticipated in our First Annual Strickland, Angie and Mike support we received during Memorial ATV Ride for Tyler. Silva, Tensile and Glade Martin this difficult time. Special and Greg Strickland.

Words can only begin to and Seminarian Anthony express the gratitude and Shumway of St. Marguerite’s Josefa (Pepe) Pacheco, appreciation of the Reuben Catholic Church that gave dad Reuben and Pepe’s 12 chil- Pacheco family for the kind- his last blessings and holy rite dren, James “Jimi” (deceased), ness, love and support received of christian burial, the choir, George (Anita), Dennis, Kathy over the past month of his ill- eucharistic ministers and altar (Johnny) Archuleta, MaryAnn, ness and burial. The prayers, servers of St. Marguerite’s and Jeff, Gilbert, Daniel, Janet cards, flowers, donations, visits the ladies that prepared the (Chris) Trujillo, Rowena, and comments on social media luncheon, the staff of Rocky Christy (Jeff) Salandi and have done wonders in help- Mountain Care Center and Ruby (Keith) Larsen, 25 ing us through the grieving Rocky Mountain Hospice nurse grandchildren, 40 great-grand- process. The love and friend- Benita Herrera-Pacheco. chidren and one great-great- ship is tremendous and a true In addition we thank Charlie grandson. Godsend. Roberts for the beautiful trib- Robert (Pepo) Pacheco, Dad lived a long and happy ute in the Transcript-Bulletin, Alex and Debra Pacheco, life, blessed by many, many Didericksen Memorial for Elsie Pacheco. family and friends. His legacy the services and special last And the ‘family’ that will have a big impact for gen- ride around the house for expands way beyond his chil- erations to come. While we dad and the military services dren, siblings and their chil- would love to personally thank provided by representatives of dren — that number in excess each and every individual in Camp Williams and the Tooele of 180 includes all those that our community, we pray this Veterans of Foreign War. lovingly referred to Reuben note of appreciation expresses May our dear Lord and God as “Dad”, Tio/”Uncle” and our sincere gratitude. bless each of you as we com- “Grandpa” and the countless We do wish special thanks mend the soul of Reuben to spouses/significant others, to Father Kenneth Vialpando God, the most high. children and friends.

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OUR VIEW A sacred text The Declaration of Independence They knew what they were about to do was tantamount to treason. But England’s King George III had pushed the 13 colonies in a fledgling America too far. In response, the 56 delegates to the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, appointed Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman and Robert Livingston to write a document that declared to the King George — and the world — the colonies were now independent of England. That document, the first draft of which was written by Jefferson, is the Declaration of Independence. It is considered to be one of the most courageous works of writing ever done by man. And its words, 241 years old on Tuesday, remain a sacred text for the greatest democratic nation the world has ever known. To remind all of us of our nation’s bedrock beliefs and principles, the Declaration of Independence is printed in its entirety below. If you haven’t read it in a while, may its presence here serve as a reminder of the risk the 56 delegates were willing to take to free the colonies of England — and create the United States of America.

July 4, 1776 The Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of America

When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bonds which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle LETTERS TO THE EDITOR them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, LETTERS POLICY that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, June Letter of the Month The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That to the editor from readers. Letters must be no secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written their just powers from the consent of the governed. That whenever any Trash not cash and once-pristine camping places exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and I see tourism pumping trash, are now garbage bins and dust accompanied by the writer’s name, address form of government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the right of and phone number. All letters may be subject the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, lay- not cash into the economy. People bowls. There can be not enough to editing. ing its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such come in from the other valley, cash to take care of our environ- Email: [email protected] form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety happiness. via Lehi or Tooele. I am assuming ment. Fax: (435) 882-6123 Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should at least 80 percent do not spend I am a born Tooele native and Mail: Letters to the Editor not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experi- money for gas or supplies. I have retired. I am sick over what has Tooele Transcript-Bulletin ence hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils seen the destruction: No beautiful happened to this once-beautiful P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which grassy camp spots, trailer to trailer, county. If tourists are invited here, they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, tearing up the environment from the issue of recreational tourism pursuing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce them vehicles or ATVs. tearing up our once pristine envi- LETTER CONTEST under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off I was at Vernon Reservoir and it ronment to a trashed dust bowl Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select such government, and to provide new guards for their future security. looked like campers at a NASCAR must be addressed and policed. the best letter of the month and reprint it in Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies; and such is now event. Never-ending trailers and LuAnn VonHatten the first Open Forum page of the following the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of gov- toys. Same with Five Mile Pass all Tooele month. The winning letter writer will receive a free one-year subscription to the newspaper. ernment. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of the way to Ophir. Our environment The subscription can be transferred or used to repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the estab- renew a present subscription. lishment of an absolute tyranny over these states. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world.

He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary GUEST OPINION for the public good. He has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and press- ing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained; and when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend The president is a Republican now to them. He has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large dis- onald Trump, the erstwhile Dump or triangulate away from tricts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of repre- Democrat, independent and Republicans? Well, then who would do sentation in the legislature, a right inestimable to them and formidable Dmember of the Reform Party, Russian investigation defense, besides to tyrants only. finally has a fixed partisan identity. a handful of White House aides and He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncom- The president may be besieged, outside media loyalists? Imagine what fortable, and distant from the depository of their public records, for the unpopular and prone to lashing the Comey or Sessions hearings would sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures. out self-destructively, but all of this have looked like if Republicans had He has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for opposing with cements his bond to his party rather joined Democrats in the pile-on. manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people. than erodes it. Commentators who ask The need for support on Capitol Hill He has refused for a long time, after such dissolutions, to cause others wishfully and plaintively, “When will could well get more urgent if things to be elected; whereby the legislative powers, incapable of annihilation, Republicans dump Trump and save go badly the next year and a half. If have returned to the people at large for their exercise; the state remain- themselves?” are missing the point: Democrats take the House, Trump will especially the campaign for the House. ing in the meantime exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without, Trump’s weakness makes him more rely on Republicans for an impeach- Republicans dumping Trump wouldn’t and convulsions within. Republican than ever before. ment defense and, if it comes to that, make him any more popular. He has endeavored to prevent the population of these states; for that It was possible to imagine Trump, for the votes in the Senate to block Second, such a distancing is purpose obstructing the laws for naturalization of foreigners; refusing to with a head of steam after his upset removal. not really politically practicable. If pass others to encourage their migration hither, and raising the condi- victory in November, cowing swamp- In one sense, this suits Trump. He Republicans try to skitter away from tions of new appropriations of lands. dwelling Republicans and wooing may have a questionable partisan Trump, their base will roast them. He has obstructed the administration of justice, by refusing his assent infrastructure-loving, anti-trade pedigree, but he is a natural parti- Third, Republicans want to get some to laws for establishing judiciary powers. Democrats into supporting a populist san — smash-mouth, heedless of things done legislatively. A poisonous He has made judges dependent on his will alone, for the tenure of congressional agenda. But this sce- process and norms, willing to make split with the White House wouldn’t their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries. nario would have required a strong, whatever argument suits him at any help. Trump may be a mercurial and He has erected a multitude of new offices, and sent hither swarms of focused president marshaling his pop- particular time. There have been many frustrating partner, but he is a partner officers to harass our people, and eat out their substance. ularity and driving Congress. We’ve Republicans who have opposed Chuck all the same. He has kept among us, in times of peace, standing armies without the seen close to the opposite. Schumer before; it took Trump to call Finally, most Republicans — quite consent of our legislature. Whatever Trump’s true ideological him a “clown.” legitimately — think the Russian con- He has affected to render the military independent of and superior to predilections, there’s no place for him As for congressional Republicans, troversy is a media-driven travesty. If civil power. to go. Make deals with the Democrats? they, too, don’t have much choice. there were a smoking gun, this posture He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to At this point, Democrats are more Whatever their true feelings about would probably change (obviously, in our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his assent to likely to cooperate with Sergey Kislyak Trump, his fate is their fate. that circumstance, it should change). their acts of pretended legislation: on an infrastructure package than with First, a president’s approval rating For quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: Donald Trump. heavily influences midterm elections, SEE LOWRY PAGE A5 ➤ For protecting them, by mock trial, from punishment for any murders which they should commit on the inhabitants of these states: For cutting off our trade with all parts of the world: For imposing taxes on us without our consent: GUEST OPINION For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of trial by jury: For transporting us beyond seas to be tried for pretended offenses: For abolishing the free system of English laws in a neighboring prov- ince, establishing therein an arbitrary government, and enlarging its CNN’s Trump mess recalls an old lesson boundaries so as to render it at once an example and fit instrument for hen I was a young reporter, the establishment and the establish- introducing the same absolute rule in these colonies: in a climate full of great ment fights back, and speculation and For taking away our charters, abolishing our most valuable laws, and Wpolitical change and anger anger run wild, the political motiva- altering fundamentally the forms of our governments: and revenge and sniping from the John Kass tions of sources are kept secret from For suspending our own legislatures, and declaring themselves invest- shadows that was very much like the GUEST COLUMNIST readers and viewers of news. ed with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever. Washington of today, I learned a valu- Reporters know the motivations He has abdicated government here, by declaring us out of his protec- able lesson about sources. of their sources. They can be noble tion and waging war against us. It involved a mayor who threatened whistleblowers or craven political He has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burned our towns, and the established order of Chicago, a election. operatives, or both at the same time. It destroyed the lives of our people. secretly recorded tape released to How many anonymous sources have doesn’t matter. He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign mercenaries damage that mayor’s reputation and been used in this war, waged by CNN Sources provide a valuable service to complete the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun unnamed sources. and other media outlets, for the hearts in a free republic and offer what jour- with circumstances of cruelty and perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most The art of the leak is the way and minds and eyeballs of the angry nalists live on: information. barbarous ages, and totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. politics works everywhere, and I’m anti-Trump demographic and the mas- And it was information that came to He has constrained our fellow citizens taken captive on the high seas reminded of it now, as CNN burns its sive advertising revenue that demo- the Chicago Tribune in the early years to bear arms against their country, to become the executioners of their credibility in its war with President graphic represents? of then-Mayor Harold Washington’s friends and brethren, or to fall themselves by their hands. Donald Trump with a botched anti- Are there dozens of sources, hun- first term. He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeav- Trump story that has forced the resig- dreds? Or has it been just a few, It was a long time ago, in the 1980s, ored to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian nation of three senior CNN journalists. passed around? when women wore big hair and shoul- Because in this modern war, waged And what are their motivations? der pads and red lipstick and men SEE INDEPENDENCE PAGE A6 ➤ by CNN and much of what we call the It’s impossible to say, when you con- wore Armani. Beltway journalism establishment, or sider how just one story can be repeat- Washington was the city’s first black simply The Hive, one thing stands out: ed countless times as absolute fact by mayor, fighting with the established EDITORIAL BOARD The use of anonymous government countless political activists on TV, who white Democratic power structure Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern sources in the media’s persistent effort pretend to offer analysis but who gen- of Chicago led by Ald. Edward “Fast Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor to portray Trump — without any erally just serve up talking points. Eddie” Vrdolyak, who is now, even at With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, evidence so far — as something of a In the hyperpartisan atmosphere of including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. plaything of the Russians in the 2016 Washington, where Trump threatens SEE KASS PAGE A5 ➤ A5

TUESDAY July 4, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 MATTERS OF FAITH God answered my prayer on a flight from Iowa to Utah

efore I boarded a plane of “dress,” she was giving in who needed to hear from me question at her: ‘Why have you We have the power within to return home last week to the tactics of the devil and that we, as pastors, can make stayed away from the Church us to “set the captives free,” after doing a wedding in could eventually end up in hell. mistakes along the way by for 30 years?’ Her reply was a power that comes directly from B Ken Vialpando Iowa, I prayed, “Lord, please The woman sitting next what we say and how we say it. logical one. Because, Father, God and which can even be GUEST COLUMNIST choose the right person for me to me was an “open book” As pastors, we have the abil- 30 years ago I met a pastor just manifested on a flight home to sit with on the ride home.” and was quick to tell me that ity to bring people closer to like you!’” from Iowa. Archbishop Fulton I was thinking, “I am tired, because of her pastor’s rude God, or to drive them farther There is another story Sheen once said, “No matter and all I want to do is recline perhaps had too much coffee attitude, she left the church at away, if we’re not willing to about a pastor who showed how strong the grip of vice, the my seat, close my eyes, and before boarding and was in 16, swore off pastors, not to model the Good Shepherd who little mercy to a penitent penitent must still be assured go to sleep. So please, Lord, the mood for talking. Lucky mention organized religion, reached out to the sinner, the and who heard a voice from that no mountain of guilt is so I hope I don’t end up sitting me (Oh, wait. I don’t believe and hadn’t been to church in repentant thief, the adulter- heaven, “I, not you, died for great as not to be removable by with someone who is full of life in luck, just God’s grace). As the last 45 years. On top of ous woman, the prostitute, the her sins!” the Blood of Christ.” and energy, and who wants to soon as she started talking, I all that, she told me the pas- fragile, etc. in this way: As pastors, we can be as After speaking with my speak all the way from Iowa to immediately thought, “Lord, tor who chastised her ran off “When the just cry out, the bold as lions when we preach friend on the plane for a Utah. Please, Lord, not on this you didn’t answer my prayer, with a woman from his con- Lord hears them, and from the gospel from the podium; long time, I encouraged her trip!” and why me, why today, why gregation. Go figure! Is it any all their distress He rescues however, when we are minis- to return to church, and she I don’t believe in Murphy’s now?” wonder that this woman sitting them. The Lord is close to the tering to God’s children, who promised me that she would. Law or bad luck, so I was hop- It didn’t take me long to next to me had a story to tell, brokenhearted and those who are suffering in silence or who I will never know if she did ing and praying for the best realize that Flight 3355 was and was perhaps hoping that are crushed in spirit He saves are afraid to approach the altar become an active church mem- as I made my way through going to have a bit of turbu- I could make it all better on a (Psalm 34.18).” of God’s grace and mercy, we ber, but what I do know is that the airport, past the ticket lence within the cabin itself, flight from Iowa to Utah. Since “A bruised reed He shall not need to be as gentle as lambs: God answered my prayer on counter and down the airplane specifically in seat 28C. I was buckled in, I had no place break, and a smoldering wick “A bruised reed He shall not Flight 3355 and sent me the isle. I knew that I had a 50-50 As soon as my “friendly to run or to hide. Lucky me He shall not quench (Is. 42:3).” break, and a smoldering wick right traveling companion. chance of getting a little shut- flyer” found out that I was a (oh wait…I don’t believe in “The Spirit of the Lord is He shall not quench (Is.42:3).” God wanted me to learn eye on the way home. I believe priest, the race was on. She luck, just God’s grace). upon me; He has sent me to July 4 gives us an opportu- from her on how to be a better that God always answers proceeded to tell me that she After listening to most of bring glad tidings to the lowly, nity to celebrate our national pastor. Thank you, Lord — les- prayer, but I also know that was born Catholic, but eventu- her story, I soon realized that to heal the brokenhearted (Is. independence and freedom, son learned and point taken. his way of answering prayer ally converted to a different the Lord had indeed answered 61:1).” but let us not forget that you Thank you for the flight home, does not — I repeat, does not denomination that fulfilled her my prayer. I prayed before I The story of this woman and I have the power within and thank you for answering — always coincide with our spiritually — until the pastor boarded: “Lord, please choose on the plane reminded me of to grant independence and my prayer! prayer request. When I met the insulted her at 16 by chastis- the right person for me to sit this story: “A woman is said freedom to those who are woman sitting next to me, I ing her for wearing lipstick with on the plane ride home.” to have gone to confession heavily burdened or weighed Rev. Vialpando is the priest at knew that I was in for it. and a mini-skirt and by telling He did! He found me a woman after an absence of 30 years. down because of past sins and St. Marguerite Catholic Church She was 61 years old and her that because of her style who was hurt by a pastor and The confessor barked a bitter behaviors. in Tooele.

Her wild talk often embar- bred the Kentucky Derby win- They were furious. They where the tape came from, if Lowry Kass rassed Washington and made it ner Monarchos after he left the snapped their suspenders. They we acted as if it some angel on continued from page A4 continued from page A4 easy for his opponents to lam- newspaper business. He was stubbed out their smokes. They a mission of truth just dropped poon him. a mercurial personality who turned red, and a few sput- it on the way back to heaven, In their conversation, often terrified his deputies and tered. we’d be doing a disservice to But Democrats are in no posi- his advanced age, facing federal Washington mocked Tillman, thrived on what he called “cre- It was a huge story in a city journalism. tion to lecture Republicans criminal tax charges. but he told Burrell that he ative tension.” torn apart by politics, much as I’ve been a reporter a long on cutting loose a president Liberal historians call it a needed her where she was. He had a thick Tennessee Washington is torn today. time now, and I’m certain that of their own party when they racial thing. Vrdolyak was the Washington grew up in the drawl when he wanted, and he And the old-timers asked: on occasion I haven’t disclosed twisted themselves in knots to leader of the white bloc, the so Democratic machine, and used that drawl in a meeting of How could we burn our sourc- the motivation of every source defend Bill Clinton after he lied called “Vrdolyak 29,” but there though he presented himself the political reporters when the es? How would anyone talk to I’ve used since then, but I under oath over an affair that was more to it than race. as anti-machine, there he was, Tribune was about to publish us again? haven’t forgotten the lesson: violated every feminist princi- It was about power. And I talking to Skip Burrell like a the transcript of the damning But Squires understood what On stories like that one ple the party professed to hold. was a young reporter in the machine boss. Washington tape. was important. about the mayor, or stories like If Trump and Republicans middle of it all. What Washington didn’t He said we’d print it, but he It wasn’t the sources. And it those of today, involving the had their druthers, neither Washington had a meet- know was that Burrell had a also said that we’d say where it certainly wasn’t the feelings of intelligence leaks against the would be in quite this position. ing with an ally, James “Skip” tape recorder in his pocket, and came from: the Vrdolyak camp. politicians. It was all about our president, telling the consumer But this is the reality for every- Burrell, asking him not to run the recording made its way to I don’t remember his exact readers, and our credibility. of news about the motivations one. For now, there’s no way for the office of 3rd Ward alder- Mike Sneed, now a columnist words — I was a kid trying to In the end, Burrell admitted of those doing the leaking out, only through, and through man, which was held by a ridic- at the Sun-Times but then a col- hold on to his job and I kept my secretly taping the conversa- wouldn’t hurt. it together. ulous personality, Ald. Dorothy umnist for the Chicago Tribune. mouth shut and stared into the tion. But the Tribune made It wouldn’t hurt at all. Tillman, a woman of impossibly The Tribune’s editor then carpet — but I do remember clear that the tape came to light John Kass is a columnist for Rich Lowry is editor of the big hats who once reportedly was James Squires, who’d spent the reactions of older reporters through Vrdolyak’s people. the Chicago Tribune. His Twitter National Review. waved a handgun at voters. years in Washington and later after we left the room. If we hadn’t told our readers handle is @john_kass.

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 4, 2017 OBITUARIES Kirk Dennis Wilson Cary Williamson Pamela Patrick Kirk Dennis Wilson passed On June 23, 2017, Cary Knutson peacefully to his Savior on Williamson of Grantsville, June 29, 2017, surrounded Utah passed away peacefully in 1944 - 2017 by his family. Kirk was born in his sleep. Cary was born Nov. Our beautiful mother and Seattle, Washington on April 9, 1942, in Ontario, Oegon to grandmother, Pamela Patrick 10, 1951, to Claudio Schmidt Perry Raymond Williamson Knutson, passed away peace- and Orville Brown. He was and Darlene Bixby. fully on June 30, 2017. She later adopted by his maternal Cary was raised on the was born in Salt Lake City, grandparents, Nahum and family dairy farm, Creamline Utah to John Alexander Patrick Helen Wilson. Dairy, in Meridian, Idaho, with and Lois Marie Sessions Patrick Kirk married Linda Prothero his brother, Lucky. on July 11, 1944. on May 1, 1971. His surviving Cary served honorably in Pam earned a degree in children from this union are the U.S. Navy on the USS education from Utah State Aaron Wilson, Laura Wilson, Firedrake during the Vietnam University, but in the long run Reece (Beth) Wilson and War, and while on shore leave, she was our best teacher in Steven (Briattany) Wilson. Cary met his wife, Gladyce manners, humility and grace- They divorced and he married Marie Walker. They married fulness, for these ideals she Lyn Miller on Oct. 6, 1990, in Kirk was an avid enthusiast in 1965 and had two children, Anchorage, Fairbanks and thought were the most impor- Patrick, and her father, John Rock Springs, Wyoming and of many different pursuits Perry and Anne. Kodiak. tant her family could learn Alexander Patrick. together they have one child, including arrowhead hunting, In 1968, they moved back to After retiring, Cary and from her. Funeral services will be held Jacob (Brittany) Wilson. ham radio, metal detecting and Alaska where Cary worked as Gladyce enjoyed many adven- She was an artist, and took Saturday, July 8, 2017, at 11 Kirk was a devoted and car- golf. Kirk will be most remem- an electrician for the Federal tures, traveling the U.S. and great pride in her work. She a.m. at the Holbrook Mortuary, ing father to all of his children bered for his tenacity and the Aviation Administration the world. loved her LDS faith and all of 3251 S. 2300 East, Salt Lake including his stepchildren, energy he put into his family, until his retirement in 1990. Cary is survived by his its teachings, but most of all City. The viewing, where Sara Peck-Harrison and Tyler work and hobbies. During his time with the FAA, wife of 51 years, Gladyce; she loved her family. She will friends and family can visit, Peck. He is survived by his wife, Cary and his family lived his children Anne (Jay)and be in our hearts and minds for- is prior to the service from Kirk worked as a profession- children and eight grandchil- all over the state of Alaska: Perry (Jenny); grandchildren ever. She was our angel. 9:30-10:30 a.m. Interment will al truck driver for most of his dren. His hugs will greatly be Nome, Unalakleet, Kotzebue, Hunter, Zachary and Tyler; and She is survived by her four follow at the Salt Lake City adult life, most recently with missed. Bethel, Juneau, Eagle River, his siblings, Lucky and Shirley. children: Kimberly Knutson Cemetery. Clean Harbors Environmental. Services will be held on Pugh and husband Kenneth, Friends and family please He was known by many of his Wednesday, July 5, 2017, at 2 Karma Knutson Newberry join us following the dedication colleagues and friends as “The p.m. at Tate Mortuary with a and husband Van Mortensen, of the grave for a tribute and Captain.” visitation from 1-2 p.m. Amber Knutson, and Patrick celebration of her life and her Richard Robert Knutson and wife Kristine newly found freedom at the Knutson. She had 12 grand- home of Van and Karma at 793 Pelletier children and two great-grand- W. 11560 South Draper, Utah. Richard Robert Pelletier, 87, children. Guestbook to post messages Ronald Dee Johnson passed away in the early morn- She was preceded in death for the family is available at ing hours of June 29, after a by her mother, Lois Marie holbrookmortuary.com. Ronald Dee Johnson passed long illness in Tooele. He was away on June 28, 2017, from born in Meriden, Connecticut, complications of Lou Gehrig’s but raised in Quebec, Canada. disease. He was born to Donald In 1954, he married his first and Leah Brough Johnson on love, Pierette Vidal. Together, Jacob Ned Morton Jan. 11, 1942, in South Salt they had five children. Jacob Ned Morton passed Lake City, Utah, where he grew Richard proudly served away suddenly on Saturday, up and attended Granite High in the U.S. Air Force and the June 24, 2017, at the age of School until joining the U.S. Korean War and loved “work- 34. Jacob was born Sept. 21, Army in 1959. He was sta- ing on birds.” He was in the 1982, in Salt Lake City, Utah. tioned in Germany and honor- control room when Chuck He graduated from Tooele ably discharged in 1962. Yeager broke the speed of High School in 2001 and Ron was employed at Tooele sound for the second time, sons Gregory (Ruth) Dunn joined the U.S. Navy shortly Army Depot, where he worked and went on to a career in the and Rodney (Melissa) Dunn; thereafter, serving 15 years. proudly as a federal civil ser- defense Industry. step-daughter Stormy (Aaron) He is survived by his lov- vice employee for 34 years. Later in life, he moved to Simon; their children and ing wife, Brigette Morton; his Ron married Carol Walker on Alaska and enjoyed his time on grandchildren; his buddy and pride and joy, Logan Hunter April 16, 1965, and resided Yankel. He is preceded in death the oil rig. Richard lived a very caretaker Lew Buckley; and his Morton; parents Robert and in Pine Canyon, Utah, where by parents and brother-in-law adventurous life — to the full- best friends Sollee and Sheeba. Glenda Morton; sister Mary they raised their four wonder- Don Ivory. est. He was a charming gentle- The family extends much love Alison Pierce (Jared); broth- ful children, Dee Dee (Leland) Dad, you will be sorely man that liked making people and thanks to his step-grand- ers: Jason Morton (Corinne), Buckingham, Ronnie (Sheri) missed by your family and happy and he will be dearly daughter, Markie, and her hus- Danny Morton (Holly) and Joe Johnson, Devin (Shayna) friends but we find comfort missed. band, Gregg Lloyd, for taking Morton; many nieces, neph- with his only child, Logan, is Johnson and Jill (Brandon) and strength knowing that In his later years, Richard his babies. ews, aunts, uncles, cousins and an understatement. Logan is Clark. Ron and Carol were you’re now enjoying a happy found love again with Arlene Richard was a beautiful friends. best known to daddy as “mon- later divorced. reunion with the family and Dunn. They spent their final man, and in the end a devout Brigette’s family greatly key,” “monkey bones” and On May 3, 1991, Ron mar- friends who preceded you. We 20 years together. The Dunn Catholic, with a spirit of gra- loved Jake — which, to have “grumpy Gus.” He had never ried Helen Smith, who brought look forward to the day when family was honored to have ciousness and humility. He your in-laws like you, is quite been so proud of anything along her six wonderful chil- we will all reunite again. Richard as their step-dad and brought light and love to our an accomplishment. Amy more in his life than hold- dren, Sonny (Dawn) Smith, A viewing will be held on grandfather. He had so many lives and we will forever be Francis and Mike Mercado, we ing his baby boy in his arms. Mike Smith, Larry Smith, Wednesday, July 5, 2017, from unique stories, which we will grateful. thank you and all the cousins, Fatherhood to him was waking Darin (Lacie) Smith, Dustin 6-8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary at remember with smiles. “Good Gourd” Richard, you aunts and uncles on Brigette’s up in the middle of the night Smith and Krystal Smith. 110 S. Main St., Tooele, Utah. Richard is survived by his lived an incredible life. “We side. for a change, feeding, cud- Together, they enjoyed spend- A viewing will be held children: Michael Pelletier may be lost, but we’re making During Jake’s 15 years of dling, bathing, belly tickles, ing their winters in sunny at 10 a.m. on July 6 at Tate (Shelley), Jill Welch, Patricia good time.” That said, “If it military service, he traveled 200 kisses a day and watching Yuma, Arizona, and lived in Mortuary, followed by the Krenz (Guy) and Barbara was anyone but you and me, the world and made many him sleep in complete awe that Tooele, Utah, until his passing. funeral services at 11 a.m. McHenry (PJ). He was pre- I’d be worried.” friends. All have expressed Logan is his. Ron is survived by his wife Grave dedication will be at the deceased by his son, Jerry There will be a graveside great love and sadness at his Though his back would Helen, their 10 children, 31 Tooele City Cemetery. Pelletier. Richard has many service Wednesday, July 5, passing. He served his coun- hurt, rocking Logan to sleep grandchildren and seven A luncheon will be served grandchildren and great 2017, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele try well and took pride in his standing up was his favorite great-grandchildren, as well as after the service at the Tooele grandchildren. City Cemetery. many assignments. duty, as they both looked out his siblings Denise Ivory, Lee Moose Lodge, 1100 E. Vine St., He leaves behind step- Everyone loved Jacob the balcony watching the sun Johnson and Sheryle (Tony) Tooele, Utah. instantly. He was the epitome set. Jake’s happiest day was of a hard exterior, but he was the day Logan was born, Jan. a softy and sweet panda on the 4, 2017, and Logan was his inside. He loved running, spicy greatest accomplishment. Vance Sagers food and should have started Funeral services will be held his own contracting company, Thursday, July 6, 2017, begin- Vance Sagers passed away as he was the best handyman ning with visitation at 2 p.m., on June 29, 2017, at his home in the home. and services starting at 3 p.m. in Rush Valley, two blocks His laugh was contagious at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main away from where he was born and he was the biggest goof- Street, Tooele, Utah, 84074. In on May 21, 1926, to Pharis and ball. He had a way of making lieu of flowers please donate Faith Newman Sagers. you feel like you were the only to gofundme.com/jakemorton, He lived his entire life in person in a full, busy room. created on Logan’s behalf. Rush Valley, with the excep- He will be missed and never And in the words of Jacob: tion of the time that he served forgotten. “SLAYER!!!!!” in the U.S. Navy during World To say Jake was obsessed War II. He married Betty Johnson on July 22, 1950, in Ophir, Utah. They were the parents of six sons: Curtis (Kandy), Mike esce in the necessity, which (Julie), Wade (deceased), Independence denounces our separation, and Dennis (Jerri), Jerry and Kevin Most of his life was devoted continued from page A4 hold them, as we hold the rest Carolyn Louise Sommer. (Jaclynn). Vance and Betty are to farming and ranching. He of mankind, enemies in war, in (Smith) Showell Viewings will be Thursday, grandparents to 16 grandchil- was the epitome of a true cow- peace friends. July 6, 2017, from 6-8 p.m., dren, 55 great-grandchildren boy. savages, whose known rule of We, therefore, the represen- 1935 - 2017 and Friday, July 7, 2017, at 9 and three great-great-grand- Services will be held warfare, is undistinguished tatives of the United States of Carolyn Louise (Smith) a.m. Funeral will be Friday, children. Thursday, July 6, at the Rush destruction of all ages, sexes America, in General Congress, Showell passed away June 30, July 7, 2017, at 10 a.m. All He was preceded in death Valley LDS Ward Building, and conditions. assembled, appealing to the 2017, surrounded by family in services will be at 323 E. by his parents, wife, a son and beginning at noon at 985 In every stage of these Supreme Judge of the world Tooele County, Utah. She was Erda Way, Erda, Utah 84074. two great-grandchildren. He N. Church St., with a view- oppressions we have peti- for the rectitude of our inten- born July 20, 1935, to Leona Burial will be in the Sandy retired from Dugway Proving ing prior from 10-11:45 a.m. tioned for redress in the most tions, do, in the name, and by and Parley P. Smith in Draper, City Cemetery at 700 E. 9000 Ground after 30 years of ser- Interment at the St. John humble terms: our repeated the authority of the good peo- Utah. She is survived by her South, Sandy, Utah. For full vice. Cemetery. petitions have been answered ple of these colonies, solemnly husband, George E. Showell; obituary go to broomheadfu- only by repeated injury. A publish and declare, that these son, Steve Showell; and daugh- neralhome.com. prince, whose character is thus united colonies are, and of ters, Kim Coulter and Carlene marked by every act which right ought to be free and inde- may define a tyrant, is unfit to pendent states; that they are be the ruler of a free people. absolved from all allegiance to Nor have we been wanting in the British Crown, and that all attention to our British breth- political connection between ren. We have warned them them and the state of Great from time to time of attempts Britain, is and ought to be by their legislature to extend totally dissolved; and that as an unwarrantable jurisdiction free and independent states, Find us on Facebook! over us. 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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Thursday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Friday 6:06 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Saturday 6:06 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Sunday 6:07 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Monday 6:08 a.m. 9:01 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:08 a.m. 9:01 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 6:07 p.m. 3:44 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 7:01 p.m. 4:22 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 7:52 p.m. 5:04 a.m. Saturday 8:40 p.m. 5:50 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 9:24 p.m. 6:41 a.m. Statistics for the week ending July 2. An afternoon Clouds and sun with a Warm; partly sunny, Partly sunny and Monday 10:05 p.m. 7:35 a.m. Mostly sunny and hot Partly sunny and hot Partly sunny and hot Temperatures Tuesday 10:42 p.m. 8:33 a.m. thunderstorm possible shower in the area then mostly cloudy remaining very warm High/Low past week 99/54 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 88/62 103 73 100 73 99 73 101 74 95 73 97 67 100 72 Average temp past week 75.9 Normal average temp past week 74.8 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 8 July 16 July 23 July 30 Shown is Wednesday’s ©2017; forecasts and graphics weather. Temperatures are provided by Wednesday’s highs and Wednesday night’s lows.

Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Logan Grouse 99/60 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 102/72 Knolls Clive Lake Point 95/62 103/75 103/77 100/75 Ogden Stansbury Park 101/68 Erda 103/76 Vernal Grantsville 104/74 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 99/64 104/77 85/67 0.00 0.14 0.00 0.04 12.88 11.50 Tooele 104/76 Bauer 103/73 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 101/74 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 103/73 99/65 99/63 Stockton Pollen Index Price 101/74 97/66 High Nephi Rush Valley 99/65 101/75 Ophir Moderate 95/68 Low Delta Manti Absent 100/66 99/61 Green River M Tu W Th F Sa Su 110/70 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 102/74 100/61 Moab 99/71 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 105/71 Beaver 104/66 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Sunday 96/57 Ibapah 100/69 24-hour 100/69 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.97 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 98/62 97/65 at Grantsville 1.67 none 106/76 Kanab 101/61 Eureka 89/63 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.31

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“Each of these organizations will erect a special clean-off area adjacent to where they transition from the salt crust to the paved access road,” Noeth said. She said each area will be marked by a “Save the Salt/Utah Alliance” banner to remind racers to stop to scrape off built-up salt from wheel wells, bumpers, and undercar- riages, leaving the salt behind — every time. The Bonneville Salt Flats FILE PHOTOS hosted races last year after two Racers will test their cars on the Bonneville Salt Flats this week. A new plan consecutive years of no racing encourages them to remove all salt from their vehicles before leaving the due to poor surface conditions. area. The salt is in good enough shape now for racers to test ported to the nearby towns preserve the salt flats. and tune their cars Thursday Racing will heat up later in was founded in 1989 by rac- some racers to abandon world of Wendover, Utah, and West A new salt crust thickness through Sunday. the summer and fall with four ers, businesses and commu- record attempts at the iconic Wendover, Nevada, demon- study by the University of “We have a 3-mile course major events, weather permit- nity members. Save the Salt Bonneville Salt Flats and pur- strating to residents and busi- Utah has been underway since available with one-quarter ting, Noeth said. Foundation was formed as sue other sites — some outside ness owners that land speed last year by U of U Professor mile trap for racers to test their Speed Week, organized by the nonprofit entity to collect the USA altogether.” racers are respectful visitors,” Dr. Brenda Bowen, director cars,” said Ellen Wilkinson, SCTA, will run Aug.12-18. money for the sole purpose of She said scrapping salt off Noeth said. of the U’s Global Change and treasurer of the Utah Salt Flats Bonneville Motorcycle Speed restoring the salt flats. of vehicles is a small but mean- Noeth said the salt has been Racing Association. “Some Trials is set for Aug. 26-31. “Many racers and specta- ingful way for individuals who deteriorating for many years, Sustainability Center and asso- folks have made changes to World of Speed Racing is tors, both American and inter- enjoy land speed racing to mainly because of mining prac- ciate professor of geology and their cars and they will be test- scheduled for Sept. 15-18, and national, are troubled by the make an immediate, positive tices. She said the BLM man- geophysics. ing them out on the salt to see the Bonneville Shootout is set declining size and thickness impact. ages the Bonneville Salt Flats, The full study is scheduled if those changes are working for Sept. 20-24. of the Bonneville Salt Flats,” “Also, it will help reduce salt and the foundation is working for publication in 2018. out for them.” The Save the Salt Alliance Noeth said. “This has forced which is unintentionally trans- with the federal agency to help [email protected]

��������������������������������������� PILT calculations do not been a champion for us, we are PILT include the 1,573,893 acres of told that every year that it gets TOOELETRANSCRIPT continued from page A1 military-owned land in Tooele harder to pass the allocation Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN County. for PILT.” Bitner said. Between BLM, USFS, and Congress allocated $465 The amount of PILT paid military land, the federal gov- million for PILT in 2017 as to each county is calculated ernment owns approximately part of the Consolidated using a formula provided by 82 percent of Tooele County. federal statute that includes The state of Utah owns 7 per- Appropriations Act signed by the amount of eligible federal cent of Tooele County, leaving President Trump on May 5, lands — primarily Bureau of about 11 percent of Tooele 2017. Tooele City Fireworks Land Management and U.S. County in the hands of private The federal government Forest Service land — and the owners. paid a total of $39.5 million population of the county. During the 40-year his- to counties in Utah for PILT in PILT-eligible land in Tooele tory of PILT, its funding has 2016. RESTRICTIONS 2017 County includes 1,899,955 depended on an annual Federal statutes allow coun- acres of BLM property and allocation from Congress, ties to use PILT money for any 159,593 acres of USFS land. except from 2008-12 when governmental purpose. A 2010 With a total of 2,059,548 PILT the Emergency Economic performance audit of county eligible acres, the 2017 PILT Stabilization Act funded PILT FIREWORKS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: municipal service funds by payment to Tooele County for five years. 2400 North • North of 2200 North and West of Home Depot averages $1.73 per acre. That annual funding makes the Utah State Office of the 2200 North Main Street (SR-36) Hospital Tooele County’s 2017 PILT county commissioners ner- Legislative Auditor General 2000 North suggested that PILT money • North of 1600 North and East of payment was the highest PILT vous, according to Bitner. 1600 North MAIN STREET

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400 South MAIN STREET • Dow James Park – 400 North 435 West Skyline Drive • Elton Park – 400 North & Broadway 700 South

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A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 4, 2017 Hometown

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Gary and Janet Fawson have worked to create a beautiful landscape at their 160-acre ranch in Grantsville. The city honored the couple as grand marshals for the Fourth of July parade. GreenSTORY PEGGY BRADFIELD Parade Grantsville’s Fawsons named Fourth Grand Marshals to celebrate the return of fabulous foliage around town

o celebrate its Fourth of July parade, Grantsville City named as grand marshals the couple who helped inspire the com- munity to its “Tree City USA” status. TGary Fawson, and his wife, Janet, have served the community — he as the tree board chairman and she as tree board member — for 14 years. And for all of those years, Grantsville has earned and maintained its tree city honor. But the Fawsons said it was a team effort with mayors, tree boards and community school kids to bring back tree-lined streets to Grantsville. Since Gary Fawson moved back to his home- town in 2000 from Ukiah, California, the couple has become synonymous with everything arbor. They have created a refuge of shade at their 160- acre northeast Grantsville ranch, served for years as the heads of the community garden tour, and

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The Quist family stands on a bridge looking out at a pond on the Fawson Preserve during the Garden Tour. Parade continued from page A8 have hosted their landscape on the tour for the last decade. Fawson’s Grantsville roots run deep — all the way back to 1865 to some of the area’s first settlers. “My ancestors came to Grantsville. My great-great- grandfather was in the first band [of pioneers] here,” he said. “They were involved in the community quite a bit. Our heritage is here.” For more info. on animals- Fawson said as he grew up, Adoption Procedure Grantsville was renowned for Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires its pretty, poplar-lined streets, Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing which could be seen from a Tooele City and possible shelter fee. great distance in Tooele Valley. Animal Shelter 882-8900 “It was known for its beauti- Shelters are required to Grantsville hold animals for 5 business ful trees,” he said. “... Water PHOTO COURTESY OF JANET AND GARY FAWSON Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. ran [by the trees] 24/7.” But This photo shows the Fawson’s land before Janet and Gary transformed it into a glorious landscape. over time, the city diverted the water from ditches to pipes is 30 minutes south of Ukiah. to willow, poplar, linden and Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. and the trees were lost. Fawson worked as advertising ash. There are bridges of The push for a Tree City director and wrote a column wood and stone, and wildlife Tooele Veterinary Clinic designation began in 2003, for the newspapers. includes geese, pheasant, NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 with Grantsville Mayor Byron But as he worked in news- skunks, fox, raccoons “and Anderson, Fawson said. papers he also nurtured his every kind of bird,” Gary Anderson had a vision to love for trees and plants. Fawson said. return the trees to the town “I started gardening as a It is as though the Fawsons and he asked Fawson to serve young boy,” he said. brought a bit of Northern as tree board chairman. Janet Fawson said he hus- California back to Utah. He accepted and the wheels band stays busy, not just on Gary Fawson has a degree were set in motion. their ranch, but he also takes in advertising from Brigham In order to get the tree city calls from Grantsville residents Young University. And that is designation, Grantsville lead- about their tree problems. He where the couple first met, on ers and residents had to meet said most often the solution registration day when Janet four criteria, Fawson said. The is more water. There has only walked past him. BANNERS first step was to find willing been one time where it has “He said, ‘Hi’ and I said, participants to be members of been another issue. ‘Hi,’ and I kept walking,” she a tree board. Speaking of water, the said. “He wasn’t my type. He “There have been as many Fawsons have harnessed the had on cowboy boots.” Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, as 12 [volunteers],” he said. resource on their property, She grew up in Van Nuys, “But now there are four. It which has three artesian wells. in Southern California’s San varies from year to year.” But From two of the wells they Fernando Valley where her Janet has always been a mem- have created ponds and they dad was a high school princi- Window Stickers, and More! ber. recently dug a fourth well. pal. “She does it every year,” he They also have irrigation But Gary Fawson said he said. shares. quickly overcame his wife’s The second step was to cre- “If we don’t use it, we lose aversion to cowboy boots. ate a tree ordinance, Fawson it to the Great Salt Lake,” Gary Since they ended up living said. Mayor Anderson and the Fawson said. near one another, he gave her city council took care of that Whether it is serving togeth- rides to class in his pickup step. er on the tree board or work- truck. Third, the city had to spend ing together in their yard, the They have now been mar- $2 per Grantsville resident on Fawsons are a team and that ried for 47 years and though trees or tree work, including team is productive. she still loves California, she pruning, cutting, fertilizing, The two are parents of five also loves two more things: etc. Residents of every house grown children and have 26 Gary and Grantsville. would also need to plant two grandchildren. They named “Our first Christmas he trees in or near the parking their property “Five-Star bought me cowboy boots,” strip. Ranch.” Four of their children she said. “I’m a Grantsville The city decided that the are scattered throughout the Cowboy now.” residents would “buy one U.S., in Massachusetts, Kansas, To repay the community [tree] and the city buys one,” North Carolina and Idaho. The for their support, the Fawsons Fawson said. Each tree this last lives in Mapleton, Utah. are happy to serve as grand year cost $75 and the residents Their ranch feels like a marshals for the Grantsville were allowed to buy extra mountain getaway; it is easy parade. They will be wearing trees to plant. to forget you are in a desert their best American West cow- The last step was for the valley. The tree canopy is boy, red, white and blue west- community to host a celebra- well established, though the ern shirts, cowboy hats and tion each Arbor Day. Fawsons planted most of the cowboy boots because they’re For the celebration, commit- trees themselves. Tree variet- now a fixture to this “Tree City tee members lead an outreach ies range from bald cypress, USA.” to the two local elementary incense cedar, dawn redwood [email protected] High Quality • Full Color schools, Fawson said. Each student in the eight 5th-grade classes enters a poster into the contest. The committee selects Custom Design & 24 Hour a winning poster from each class. “We give away a large, five- Turnaround Available gallon tree to the winners,” Fawson said. “Some of those first trees [from the winning students] are probably now 15-20 feet tall.” Before moving to California, TOOELE the Fawsons owned and oper- TRANSCRIPT ated a Grantsville newspaper. They sold the paper and moved west where Fawson ULLETIN continued his work in the B media. When the couple lived in Northern California, they owned The Ukiah Daily FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Journal and The Cloverdale Carolyn Quist takes a photo at the Fawson Perserve in Grantsville. The 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 Reverie, as well as some real green oasis has been a highlight on the annual Tooele County Master TOOELE estate magazines. Cloverdale Gardeners’ tour for several years. A10

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east side of Main Street and Tooele City Parade Route Firework north of 2200 North on the continued from page A1 west side. Residents in the July 4th • Parade Begins at 9:00 A.M. restricted areas can use Dow Swimming Pool popular with residents of James Park and Elton Park for Park End unincorporated Tooele County, fireworks. Willden said. Some people In Grantsville, fireworks are 300 South 400 South 200 West 200 West 100 South have wondered about the ban restricted to the area of Willow Vine St. after a wet spring, but Willden Street west to West Street and said those conditions creates Clark Street south to Durfee 400 North 100 West 100 West Utah Ave. more fuel for wildfires as veg- Street, according to Grantsville

520 South etation dries out. City Fire Chief Casey Phillips. “Anytime there’s a ban like There were two small fires last 50 West this, people are upset,” he said. July 4 that were quickly put The Tooele County Sheriff’s out, according to Phillips. Main Street Main Street Main Street Office and NTFD support the In a release on June 27, the fire restrictions Willden said. Utah Wildland Fire Prevention 200 South Start (East Northbound Lanes) He also said he hopes residents and Education Team said 91

Skyline Drive will use common sense. percent of wildfires so far in Garden Street

100 South In Tooele City, fireworks 2017 have been caused by will be restricted to the same human activity. 100 East zone as the past several years, Fireworks can only be lit according to Tooele City Fire between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. Chief Bucky Whitehouse. on July 1 through July 7, with Fireworks are not allowed hours extended to midnight on south of Main Street or Skyline July 4, and July 21 to July 27, Drive; east of Droubay Road or with hours extended to mid- Grantsville City Parade Route west of 1000 West. night on July 24, according to Fireworks are also restricted Utah State Code. July 4th, 11:00 AM north of 1600 North on the [email protected] E. Clark Street

Grantsville City E. Main Street E. Main Street Hall Grantsville Start Elementary Quirk St. S. Center St.

School S. Hale St. Apple Street Willow St. Grantsville High School E. Cherry Street End Grantsville City Park

It will take more than a ball and a coach to heal this broken town.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Fourteen-year-old Joe Lacey knows that Tooele, Utah, is a town divided. Tooele City Mayor Pat Dunlavy has served for 12 years. He is the longest serving mayor in Tooele City history, and will not seek a fourth term. Tensions are already running high with the Depression making money tight and jobs scarce. But then Sterling Harris comes to town, a new coach with a daring convince businesses to locate Dunlavy in the area. We have new busi- ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� continued from page A1 nesses coming to Tooele all the time now, but just not in that Tooele. for two and one-half years, and area. Lack of parking is one of recorder for 23 years. the problems.” ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� The mayor said he never Improvement in economic applied for any of those posi- development efforts has been a ������������������������������������������������ tions; he was asked by others major focus for Dunlavy. to take the jobs. Those efforts have paid off Dunlavy said his health with an increase in businesses is still good at age 70, and if at Peterson-Ninigret Industrial he did continue in politics, it Depot, including a 600,000 would be for another term as square-foot Cabela’s ware- “I feel like I’m getting to know the mayor. Some people have sug- house, Dunlavy said. characters in Sterling Bridge just gested that he run for Tooele More rooftops is another as they are getting to know them- County Commissioner. goal for Tooele City in the selves. The thoughtful layering “I really do love this job for future, and more residents are makes for a very compelling read.” the most part, and I really do welcome. Even if they have to – Garret Batty believe that Tooele is the great- commute to other counties for Director of The Saratov Approach est city in Utah,” he said. “It work, the mayor indicated. has been an honor and a privi- “We’ve really stressed our lege to work around some very slogan: Welcome to Tooele “This heartwarming story shows special people. — the Greatest City in Utah,” how common goals and victories “The most important thing Dunlavy said. “I think over the can break down barriers and lead has always been my family, years, we’ve raised that level to acceptance and brotherhood.” and I want to spend a lot more of awareness throughout the ������������� time with my wife Pam, my state. It’s a clean community, Author of Against Her Will and children and grandchildren,” and we’ve preserved open founder of the Teen Author Boot Camp Dunlavy said. space on the east bench so it Becoming Tooele’s mayor will always be available and was never on his wish list early look beautiful.” ���������������������������������� on. The mayor said it was ry… told through the eyes of a kid “The longer I was here, and important for him that the city [whose] troubled world [is] about after working for 10 different be transparent at it conducts mayors, I felt I could do a good business. to change radically because of an job,” he said. “I saw the mistakes that extraordinary man.” As the city’s budget officer, were made previously,” he – Dennis Packard he’s proud that he did not said. “If you don’t want your BYU professor of philosophy of art and ����������������������The Film Novelist������ request the city council to con- community to have faith in coproducer of Fire Creek sider a tax increase. you, and have confidence in “It became a little more dif- you, then start keeping secrets. ficult because of the lawsuits, When you are doing the right Get your copy and I didn’t think I would be in thing for the right reason, this position for 12 years,” he there is no reason not to tell today at the Tooele said. “In today’s world that is people what is going on.” something to be proud of. We Dunlavy said his relation- Transcript-Bulletin still maintained high quality in ship with Grantsville City services.” Mayor Brent Marshall is solid Dunlavy said there are some both as a friend and profes- things he feels badly about that sionally. He said working $ 99 weren’t accomplished during together with a neighboring 11 his three terms of office. city is essential with economic “One is getting a retail proj- development. ect going down at 1000 North, “It is important that we help and the other is building a new each other on the economic public safety building and fire front,” Dunlavy said. “If a com- TOOELE station on the north end of pany comes here and wants to town,” he said. do business and sees local gov- TRANSCRIPT Another frustration was ernments can’t get along — it’s the lack of improvement to not good.” Tooele’s historic district that Dunlavy said he’ll follow the BULLETIN runs along Main Street from advice of his father Howard Utah Avenue to 200 South. and finish strong these next six “A lot of the property own- months. 58 N. Main, Tooele ers in this area live somewhere “My dad used to tell me: If Mon-Fri: 8:30 to 5:30, closed Sat & Sun else and are not investing in you start something, finish it,” their properties,” Dunlavy said. Dunlavy said. “We have not been able to [email protected] TUESDAY July 4, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1

Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin • Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more • Classifieds and Public Notices information contact the Community News Editor at 882-0050 or [email protected]. Items more than one month old Sports will not be considered for publication. Bit n’ Spur hosts 72nd annual rodeo Bees DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR cool off The Tooele Bit n’ Spur Rodeo Club will host its 72nd annual Fourth of July Rodeo after hot this week, bringing thousands of rodeo fans to the Deseret Peak Complex to watch some of the area’s top cowboys and streak cowgirls show off their skills. The two-day event will DARREN VAUGHAN also feature a performance SPORTS EDITOR by Carver Louis & The Old After winning nine of 12 Lincoln Highway Band, as games to open up a sizable well as an Independence Day lead in the Pacific Southern fireworks show. Division, the Salt Lake Bees The rodeo got underway have cooled off somewhat, Monday morning with the losing three of four as they slack performance at 9 a.m. near the end of an eight- Full performances will fol- game homestand. low at 8 p.m. Monday and Salt Lake (46-37) still leads Tuesday nights, with fire- second-place Albuquerque by works to follow Tuesday’s 5 1/2 games in the division rodeo at approximately 10 standings, and is the only p.m. team in the division with a The Bit n’ Spur Rodeo, in winning record. The Bees its 16th year at the Deseret went 17-11 in June, though Peak Complex, features bare- they lost the final two games back bronc and saddle bronc of the month. riding, team roping, tie-down After winning the first roping, breakaway roping, three barrel racing, steer wrestling games and bull riding, in addition to of their mutton bustin’ for the kids. It series is sanctioned but the Rocky against Mountain Professional Rodeo Reno, Salt Lake dropped the Association. series finale 3-2 on Thursday The rodeo, which is the at Smith’s Ballpark in Salt oldest continuously running Lake City. The Bees had 10 rodeo in Utah, helps raise hits, but stranded 11 run- funds for the Bit n’ Spur’s ners on base, including three Junior Riding Club program, in scoring position with two as well as other club activities. outs. They also had two run- The Tooele Bit n’ Spur Club ners caught stealing. C.J. was founded by then-Tooele Cron was 2-for-4 with an RBI County Sheriff Alma Bish and Shane Robinson was 2- White in May 1945, with the for-5 with two stolen bases first Independence Day rodeo and an RBI. held later that year at Legion Damien Magnifico took the Park in Settlement Canyon. loss on the mound, allowing Another rodeo was held the Rudy Flores’ go-ahead RBI next month in celebration of single in the top of the 10th the end of World War II. inning. The next year, the The Bees suffered their sec- Independence Day rodeo ond straight loss on Friday, moved to the rodeo grounds falling 10-6 in the first game at 200 W. 500 South in Tooele of a four-game series against on land purchased from Carl the Las Vegas 51s. Ekenstam. The construction Las Vegas has struggled of the rodeo grounds was this season, but it was hard truly a community effort, to tell from the way the as the bucking chutes and 51s started Friday’s game. rack gates were built at the Kevin Plawecki hit a three- International Smelter and run home run in the top of local volunteers installed the first inning, and Josh lighting, fences, corrals and a Rodriguez added another in half-mile racetrack. the top of the third. A field- In 2002, the rodeo moved ing error on a ground ball by to the Deseret Peak Complex, Plawecki in the fourth inning where it has been held ever gave the 51s another run, since. and Gavin Cecchini added an Tickets are available at Kolby Hughes (top) ropes a calf during Monday’s RBI single in the fifth as the tooelebitnspur.com for $12 slack performance at the annual Bit n’ Spur Fourth 51s built an 8-1 lead off Bees for adults and $5 for children of July Rodeo at the Deseret Peak Complex. starter Daniel Wright. age 6-11, with kids age 5 and Cooper Sisam (right) dives off his horse during the The Bees cut the lead to under admitted free. Adult steer wrestling competition. 8-6 as Robinson hit a two-run tickets are $15 at the gate. triple and Kaleb Cowart hit [email protected] FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS RBI singles in the fifth and sixth, but Cecchini’s two-run triple in the seventh put the game out of reach. Salt Lake avoided a three- Jazz open Summer League play vs. San Antonio game losing streak by beating Las Vegas 6-3 on Saturday. Ramon Flores was 2-for- Top overall pick Fultz to play for Philadelphia; No. 3 pick Tatum suits up for Celtics during three-day event in Salt Lake City 4 with a double, a triple and three RBIs, and Nolan DARREN VAUGHAN hopes to find an increased ence on the Spurs’ roster, overall pick in last month’s Tuesday. Fontana hit two doubles and SPORTS EDITOR role in Utah’s rotation after while 2017 first-round pick draft out of Duke, leads the Boston faces San Antonio at drove in another run. Carlos The Utah Jazz will show strug- Derrick White of Colorado Boston 5 p.m. Wednesday, followed Perez and Rey Navarro also off their 2017 NBA Draft gling and Jaron Blossomgame of Celtics’ by Utah and Philadelphia at had RBIs for the Bees, who class during the annual Utah with Clemson will get their first contin- 7 p.m. The summer league scored five times in the first Jazz Summer League, which injuries taste of the NBA-style game. gent into wraps up Thursday with four innings. gets underway Monday at in the The headliner of the sum- Salt Lake Philadelphia and San Antonio The 51s bounced back the Jon M. Huntsman Center first mer league is Philadelphia’s City. Semi at 5 p.m. and The Jazz play- Sunday, erasing an early 5-0 on the University of Utah few years of his NBA career. No. 1 overall pick, former Ojeleye, ing the Celtics at 7 p.m. deficit to beat Salt Lake 12-7. campus in Salt Lake City. Joel Bolomboy, who was Washington star Markelle Jabari All three of the Jazz’ games Consecutive RBI singles by The round-robin event drafted by the Jazz out of Fultz. Bird and will be broadcast on KJZZ. Flores, Jefry Marte and Perez also features the San Antonio Weber State in 2016, also Second- Kadeem The other three games of the in the bottom of the first Spurs, Philadelphia 76ers is on the roster, as are 2017 year play- Allen, who were all picked summer league will be on inning drove in four runs for and Boston Celtics, with draftees Donovan Mitchell, ers Alex in the second round, are also NBA TV. the Bees, and Cesar Puello games Monday, Wednesday Nigel Williams-Goss and Poythress with the Celtics, as is Jaylen Tickets are available for $8 added another RBI single in and Thursday. The event Tony Bradley. and Brown, Boston’s first-round per day or $15 for a three-day the bottom of the second. was moved to the Huntsman Dejounte Murray, Davis Timothe pick in 2016 who was just pass. They can be purchased But Las Vegas (32-51) got a Center this year because of Bertans and Bryn Forbes are Luwawu- named to the NBA’s All- by calling 801-581-UTIX, two-run triple from Amed ongoing construction work among Cabarrot are Rookie Second Team. visiting the box office at Rice- Rosario, a two-run double at Vivint Smart Home Arena. those also on the Sixers’ roster, as The Celtics face the 76ers Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake by Travis Taijeron and an The Jazz’ summer league with well as 2017 second-round at 5 p.m. Monday, with the City, or by visiting utahjazz. RBI single by Jayce Boyd in roster includes fourth-year NBA draft pick Jonah Bolden. Jazz facing San Antonio at com. the top of the third to tie the guard Dante Exum, who experi- Jayson Tatum, the No. 3 7 p.m. There are no games [email protected] SEE BEES PAGE B8 ➤ FROM THE SIDELINES Multimillion-dollar NBA contracts reaching insane levels t is hard for the average that the baseball season lasts instance. A good player, to been the No. 1 option. He’s not tract. If anyone deserves that person to wrap their head from spring training at the end be sure. Jazz fans remember going to be the No. 1 option kind of money, it’s Curry, who Iaround the amount of of February to the end of the when he was supposed to in Denver, either — that role has lifted the Warriors from money the average profes- World Series in late October, Darren Vaughan be the Next Big Thing, and will be filled by young center mediocrity to the NBA’s model sional athlete makes. with 162 regular-season SPORTS EDITOR he has been an All-Star dur- Nikola Jokic — yet he’ll be the franchise over the past few Notice how I said “average games. It’s a lot of work, so the ing his time playing for the Nuggets’ highest-paid player. seasons. But it doesn’t help professional athlete.” price per at-bat doesn’t really Atlanta Hawks. But the Denver Defending champion Golden when teammate Kevin Durant Sure, the superstars have amount to much. games in the same amount Nuggets just dropped $90 State is facing a luxury tax is going to be making north of always made the big bucks, But now, players in the NBA of time. And it isn’t just the million over the next three bill of more than $40 million $30 million a year, and sixth particularly in Major League are starting to make MLB-type superstars making that kind of seasons on a guy who’s about after giving former NBA Most man Andre Iguodala’s $16 mil- Baseball. That’s somewhat money, despite a season that paycheck. to begin his 12th season in the Valuable Player Stephen Curry understandable, given the fact has a little over half as many Take Paul Millsap, for league and has never really a five-year, $201 million con- SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 4, 2017

important for logic and rational thought? 6. FOOD & DRINK: What was the first successful by Fifi Rodriguez brand of instant coffee? 7. MATH: How many let- 1. ANIMAL KINGDOM: ters are used in Roman What is a group of kanga- Numerals? roos called? 8. ASTRONOMY: The 2. MEASUREMENTS: How Mariner probe program many tablespoons are in a was developed to explore gallon? which planets? 3. LANGUAGE: What does 9. COMICS: What was the Spanish word “verde” the secret identity of mean in English? Batwoman? Moments 4. U.S. STATES: Which U.S. 10. GAMES: What is the first state has the longest fresh- railroad you can land on water shoreline? after starting Monopoly at in Time 5. ANATOMY: What side of “Go”? the brain is believed to be The History Channel ➤ On July 18, 64 A.D., the great fire of Rome breaks out and destroys Mega Maze much of the city. Despite the well-known stories, there is no evidence that the Roman emperor, Nero, played the fiddle while Rome burned. The fiddle did not even exist at the time, and Nero was 35 miles away when the fire broke out. ➤ On July 21, 365 A.D., a powerful earthquake causes a tsunami that devastates the city of Alexandria, Egypt. The tsunami wave carried ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW ships over the sea walls, landing many on top of vices of a good appraiser to buildings. Some 5,000 determine current values. people lost their lives. • • • ➤ On July 23, 1918, Della Q: I have a collection of Sorenson kills the first sheet music, “Music of the of her seven victims in Modern World,” published rural Nebraska. Over Q: I attended the first in 1895 by D. Appleton. The the next seven years, Daytona 500 stock-car race musical selections were friends, relatives and held at the new track in edited by Anton Seidl. Do acquaintances died Florida in 1959. I have the they have any value? — under mysterious cir- official souvenir program Stephanie, Florida cumstances. Sorenson that features the history of A: After consulting with was arrested and con- Bill France, NASCAR and several sheet music collectors, the building of the track. I have come to the conclu- fessed, saying, “I like The program also has sion that your music has very to attend funerals. I’m photos of all the drivers of little value. The series was happy when someone is that era, including Junior published primarily for music dying.” Johnson, Tim Flock, Lee teachers in public schools ➤ On July 17, 1955, Petty and so forth. Does it and, although more than a Disneyland opens have any value? — D.L. C., century old, are not very col- on 160 acres of for- Hapeville, Georgia lectible. mer orange groves in A: I found several Daytona • • • Anaheim, California. Monitor, speak, play with pet remotely programs issued in 1959 for Q: I came across a gold- Today, Disneyland hosts sale. They seem to be sell- colored frame with a copy more than 14 million even talk to her? — Brian in your home’s Wi-Fi system. ing in the $50 to $75 range. of Whistler’s Mother and visitors a year. Alpharetta, Georgia Activity trackers for pets There is a nice one on eBay, a child’s prayer encased. DEAR BRIAN: There’s quite are another new product on full framed, listed for $60. Does it have any value? — ➤ On July 20, 1973, actor a bit of technology coming the market. Similar to a Fitbit • • • Doris, Rhode Island and martial-arts expert onto the market that is aimed or other smart watches, sen- Q: I have inherited A: Prints, such as the one Bruce Lee dies in Los at helping you spend more sors worn on your dog’s col- two bowls produced by you describe, were popular Angeles at age 32 from time with your pet — even lar can track her movements Marblehead Pottery. I love throughout the 1920s and a brain edema, possibly when you’re not home. and activity levels, so you can the simplicity of the pieces. ‘30s. Most currently sell in caused by a reaction If you already have a home find out whether she’s getting Can you tell me how much the $35 to $50 range, with to a prescription pain- security system with cameras enough exercise during the they are worth? — Susan, certain exceptions. Prints killer. Growing up, Lee installed that you can moni- day. Virginia. by such artists as Maxfield was a child actor who DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I tor remotely, aim a camera at While none of these are a A: Marblehead Pottery Parrish and Wallace Nutting appeared in 20 Chinese work most of the week from your dog’s favorite hangout good substitute for quality was hand-thrown and first are much more valuable. films. an office downtown, and spot to monitor what she’s face time with your dog, they produced in 1905 as part only get one day to work doing all day. With new prod- can bring you some peace of of a therapeutic program Write to Larry Cox in care ➤ On July 19, 1989, at home and be around my ucts like Pet Cube, you can mind when you’re away at for patients in a sanitarium of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, 21-year-old actress dog. She does have a dog not only monitor her during work. located in Marblehead, Mass. Orlando, FL 32803, or send Rebecca Shaeffer is mur- walker who takes her out the day, but speak to her and Operations ceased in 1936. e-mail to questionsforcox@ dered at her Los Angeles near lunchtime when I’m even deliver treats through an Send your tips, com- In recent years, this line of aol.com. Due to the large vol- home by Robert John not there, but I worry about app on your phone. Another ments and questions to ask@ pottery has become quite ume of mail he receives, Mr. Bardo, a mentally unsta- her being alone at home. Is product, PlayDate, allows pawscorner.com. collectible, especially in Cox cannot personally answer ble man who had been there any way I can moni- you to remotely control a ball Massachusetts, where it was all reader questions, nor stalking her. Schaeffer’s tor her while I’m out, or through a mobile app and © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. made. Most pieces are, as does he do appraisals. Do not death helped lead to the you indicated, rather simple send any materials requiring passage in California of in design and finished in a return mail. legislation aimed at pre- single color. You need the ser- © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. venting stalking. ➤ On July 22, 2003, Army Pvt. Jessica Lynch, a the dead — was in talks with working on getting the script season will drop Friday, Sept. series’ original premiere date prisoner of war who Fox Broadcasting to move the right, and then we’ve got to 22, which also happens to be on ABC. (If you don’t want to was rescued from an sitcom to their network, but figure out how to get the [cast] the 30th anniversary of the do that math, that was back Iraqi hospital, receives negotiations fell apart when together. Because as you in 1987.) The second a hero’s welcome when CMT decided that the cost know, people go on and part of the season will she returns to the U.S. would be too prohibitive. If do other things. But we’re premiere sometime in Critics — and Lynch her- the series is being shopped to hopeful to make a movie December. self — later charged the another network, it’s being sometime next year.” Candace Cameron U.S. government with kept under the radar. At this Sophie McShera, who Bure, Jodie Sweetin embellishing her story to point, hope is looking dim that played Daisy, told the AP: and Andrea Barber all promote the Iraq war. Q: My husband really the show will go on. “We would all love to be will return, and I’m enjoys “Last Man Standing,” • • • part of the film if it [were] sure we’ll get a Bob © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. and he was bummed when Q: I remember a while to happen, for sure.” And Saget and/or John he heard it had been can- back you reported that they Laura Carmichael, who Stamos appearance celed. Any chance another were seriously considering played Lady Edith, added: here and there. You network will pick it up? — making a “Downton Abbey” “We’re hoping that will can stream seasons Deanna R., via email movie. Is this still a pos- happen soon.” one and two now on A: ABC announced in May sibility? — Holly Jo L., via • • • Netflix if you need to during its upfronts for the fol- Facebook Q: Can you tell me catch up or refresh lowing season that it would A: I am so excited to report when or if my favorite your memory before not renew the Tim Allen- that a follow-up movie to the guilty pleasure, “Fuller September. Subscribe Today starring comedy for a seventh hugely popular “Downton House,” will be back for 882-0050 season. Since then, there have Abbey” series is officially in another season? — Debbi Write to Cindy at been petitions to boycott the the works. Michael Edelstein, T., via email King Features Weekly For All the Big Events in Life network, and some to bring it president of NBC Universal A: Netflix recently Service, 628 Virginia Let Everyone Know! back to ABC or for another sta- International Studios, told The announced a premiere Drive, Orlando, FL tion to pick it up. Tim said he Associated Press at the open- date for the third season 32803; or e-mail her Place a Notice in the was blind-sided by the decision ing of “Downton Abbey: The of the sitcom redux of the at letters@cindy- to cancel the series. Exhibition” in Singapore that late-1980s/early-1990s elavsky.com. Transcript Bulletin! CMT — which brought the film has been in the works family sitcom hit. The first © 2017 King Features Candace Cameron Bure Weddings • Birthdays ABC’s “Nashville” back from for some time, adding: “We are part of the 18-episode Synd., Inc. Graduations • Military Missionaries ANSWERS Anniversaries Trivia Test Answers Honors & Awards 1. A mob 7. Seven 435-882-0050 2. 256 8. Mars, Venus and 3. Green Mercury 58 N. Main, Tooele 4. Michigan 9. Kathy Kane 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) 5. Left 10. Reading Railroad 6. Nescafe © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 4, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 TELL ME A STORY ‘The Magic Canoe’

(An Alabama Indian Tale) ride beside them. They spent many happy days adapted by Amy Friedman and canoeing the rivers and streams. illustrated by Meredith Johnson One day, the father set out into the woods to hunt for deer. While he was in the forest, he felt nce upon a time, a canoe descended a sudden need to return home, and so he did, from the sky and touched the earth, not without any game. Ofar from where a tribe of people had set- “You’ll have to go deeper into the forest,” the tled. As the tribe slept, seven young sisters leapt mother said. “Find us the fattest deer you can. out of the canoe and began to dance, sing and The children are terribly hungry.” laugh. They were out until the first rays of light So the father set off again into the forest. touched the horizon. Then they climbed back While he was away, the mother decided to take into their canoe and sailed into the sky. Even as the children out in the large canoe. While they they ascended, they were always laughing and were riding on the river, the mother began to singing. sing a magic song, a song the children had never One little child woke that night and said she heard. This was a song she had not sung since had seen strange young women laughing and she was young. As she sang, the canoe began to dancing. No one believed her — until a second rise from the river, floating into the sky. night, when the canoe came again. This time The children were startled, and the young- there were two children who saw the canoe est cried out for her father. He heard this and land. The children watched through the night as came running. He saw his family just in time. He the women sang, danced and laughed. raced into the water and reached out to pull the The children told others. A few nights later, canoe back to earth. the older brother of one of the children was hid- After that experience, the mother began to ing behind some bushes when the canoe landed long for her old life in the sky. A few weeks later, in the middle of the night. As it descended, he when her husband was again in the forest, she watched in awe. He held his breath as the sisters decided to take the children in the large canoe, climbed out of the canoe. The young women while she would ride in the smaller one. As they were so beautiful that he could not stop staring. were paddling down the river, she sang. Both As they were singing and dancing, they canoes began to rise, but the youngest child noticed the young man hiding in the bushes. cried out for her father. They ran back to their magic canoe and sang as Hearing his daughter, the man ran as fast as it rode back into the sky. he could to save his family. He reached the river But in their haste to escape, they left one of in time to pull down the large canoe and bring it their sisters behind. back to earth, but the smaller canoe carrying his The young woman was shaken, but the broth- wife disappeared into the sky. er was completely taken with her. The children were heartbroken. That night, “I love you,” he told her. “I wish to marry you. they wept and whispered, “Where is our moth- I loved you the moment I saw you.” er?” She came to trust him, and they returned to The father did not wish to hurt his children, find my children’s mother. Can you help us?” rode back to earth. his tribe. and he ached for his wife. He couldn’t under- “She’s over there, dancing and singing,” the They settled into their old home. But a few The young man announced that they would stand why she had decided to leave. old man said. weeks later, while the father was away hunt- marry, and everyone celebrated their marriage. Weeks passed, until finally the father had an Just then, they heard footsteps. When they ing, the mother took her children back into the This woman was special. Some people did not idea. He took the children to the river, and they turned, they saw their mother running toward sky in the magic canoe. Even the youngest was believe she came from the sky, but others sensed climbed into the large canoe. He closed his eyes them. “I have missed you!” she cried as the fam- excited to go back. she had a kind of magic and hoped that it would and recalled his wife’s magic song. He began to ily hugged each other. They stayed in the sky forever after. The spread to all their people. She was welcomed sing, raising his voice to the sky. Sure enough, “Why did you leave us?” the father asked. father returned to his tribe, devastated. into the tribe. the canoe floated up beyond the clouds. “I love the sky,” she explained. Forever after, he sat and stared up at the sky The couple had six children, and the father At long last, they came to a lodge in the sky. “And I love the earth,” he told her. “We must at night, listening for that magical song. When carved a large canoe for his family to ride in. He Outside sat an old man singing the same song. go home now.” the wind was just right, he could hear it through carved a smaller canoe for himself, so he could “Please,” the father said. “We have come to The whole family got back into the canoe and the trees. If you listen hard, you will hear it, too. MONDAY’S WARM COCOA Will you follow the path of least resistence to success?

looked out the window leaks by listening.” systems. We can use it in all scaping. It took time and effort low the path of least resistance again and the sight was After we talked for a few areas of our lives. for me to implement each step to success? more than I could take. I more minutes, engaged in Unhappiness and frustra- and it was worth the result. I Lynn Butterfi eld should have been seeing strong problem solving conversation, tion are the result of leaks of Now I’m listening for other Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda GUEST COLUMNIST streams of water refreshing the he said, “Sorry I’m so far away! our time and in our choices. kinds of leaks, so I can use and is a managing broker for a plants in my yard, but there Let me know what you find Leaks take a toll on us both Janke’s steps to improve other real estate company. was no stream to be seen. I out.” mentally and physically. If we areas of my life. Will you fol- could only see dribbling! about him while listening to My search to find the leak can stop leaks, our efforts can Dribbling is fine if you’re a national radio program. He through Janke’s listening focus on what we really want playing basketball; it isn’t lives and works in the Dallas, method started at my first to accomplish. We can open BIRTHDAY productive at all when trying Texas area. I searched for valve box. I removed the lid, a new, directed path of least to deliver life-saving water to Janke’s phone number, and knelt down with my ear over resistance by following Janke’s large areas of landscape. I had as I touched it on my mobile the opening and listened. I simple steps. Happy Birthday spent more than one week phone’s screen, I remember could hear water rushing. I First, understand your pur- Sharlene Peterson trying to figure where my thinking to myself, “There is went to the next valve box and pose. Take the time to listen irrigation system was being no way he’ll call me back.” But listened. More water rush- to what your heart tells you. Looking Good at 75! robbed and it was the first I left a voice mail message for ing! When I had repeated That’s the only way to know time in more than two decades him anyway. this action 14 times, I was what you really want to do Love you, Mom, I’d failed to find the leak. My The next day I watched a rewarded! with your life. frustration was so excruciating Texas-based area code flash on I found a leak in the main Second, take deliberate From Daniel, Carolyn, Mark that I decided to try the impos- my caller I.D. It was Janke! line at zone 15. It was hidden action to listen for leaks drain- and Monica sible, to seek help from long We both knew his ability to deep in the ground at a junc- ing energy away from your distance. help was limited because of his tion. I hadn’t been able to see desired purpose. Happy Fourth of July! As you know, searching for distance from the problem. Yet, any symptoms visually before. Third, plug the leaks. an irrigation leak from long he was happy to spend time Yet, with senses newly attuned, I closed the leak in my irri- distance isn’t a common sense with me talking through my it was obvious. gation system by following solution. I knew it too. But I problem to see how he could Janke’s technique had Janke’s steps. Now I was sitting began to search for a telephone help. worked. And, I found, it can be on my front porch calmly. My number for Sean Janke, “The “Water always follows the a revealing tool for you and me sprinklers were able to use Leak Detector,” anyway. path of least resistance,” Janke to use to make corrections in newly found pressure to spread I had heard rave reviews said. “That’s why I search for more than just our irrigation life-giving water over my land-

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Farmers’ Market at Benson Club activity kits available Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is current- will be available to purchase at our meet- need a VA physical. No monthly meetings TOOELE Gristmill Many fun activity kits are available to ly in need of donations. Please consider ing. The History of Tooele County Volume are held in July or December. Call com- donating items such as deodorant, chap- II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and mander James Yale at 435-849-0521 or The Farmer’s Market at the Gristmill will support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out Senior Center stick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet paper, Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also adjutant Greg Johnson at 435-849-6741. open July 8, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The market what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ The senior center is for the enjoyment of shampoo, conditioner, combs and brushes. have eight note cards depicting four dif- will feature fresh local produce, pork and volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting Cash is also welcomed. Those who receive ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will Health Department and Aging beef products, eggs, honey, baked items discoverkits. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, services include individuals or families in make great gifts for your family and friends. and homemade craft items. Anyone wishing Services hours exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- crisis, the homeless and families at risk of Please call Alice Dale at 435-882-1612 if to participate by selling items at this year’s July 4-H Babysitting Camp The Tooele County Health Department and ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies Are you ready to babysit? This camp will becoming homeless. For more information, you would like to purchase these books. market can call 435-850-0458 for more Aging Services’ new hours of operation are and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- help you learn the skills you need to call 435-566-5938 or fax 435-843-0244. information. Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday able for homebound. Lunch served week- babysit with confidence. Make a kit to take from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar days. For age 60 and above, suggested Guide Dogs of America along so you will always have a “bag of First Baptist Food Pantry GROUPS AND EVENTS on our main page for holiday hours and donation is $3. For those under age 60, The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- The 9th Annual Stansbury Days Car Show tricks”! Classes are for those who have closures. For more information, call 435- cost is $5. Transportation available to the ing an emergency food pantry to meet the will be held Aug. 19 in Stansbury Park to finished 5th grade and older. Camp is Local author seeks photos 277-2301. store or doctor visits for residents in the needs of our community. The food pantry benefit the Guide Dogs of America. Car from July 10-12 from 10 a.m.–noon at the A local author and historian is seeking origi- Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- is available for emergency needs. Hours of Show registration is $25 the day of the County Health Building, 151 N. Main. Cost nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, Parkinson’s Disease Support tation information call 435-843-4102. For operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m.-noon. show. The first 100 cars registered receive is $10. If you aren’t already in 4-H please Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well Group more information about the Tooele center, We are located at 580 S. Main Street. For a car show t-Shirt and Dash Plaque. Charity plan to pay an annual registration fee of as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can call 435-843-4110. information call 435-882-2048. dollars cover the over $42,000 each to $5, as well. If you are interested in attend- and resorts for an upcoming book project. be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Those who wish to contribute information Books for the Whole Family raise and train these dogs. For informa- ing this camp call 435-277-2405 for more Tooele County Food Bank, Tooele has a support group for persons information. Current 4-Hers can register at or photographs of these parks should con- with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- Donated children’s books and paperbacks tion about the Guide Dogs of America, or ut.4honline.com. Grantsville Emergency Food tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. ers. You can learn how others are coping are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers the car show call 435-841-0713 or e-mail Contributions will be printed with credit in with PD and how to live well. We meet the are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. [email protected] The program Pantry 4-H Favorite Foods Contest The Tooele County Food Bank and a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and your donation Join 4H and compete in this fun contest on Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in There is no such thing as too many photo- TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City is tax deductible. July 18 at 6 p.m. at 151 N. Main, Tooele. need of canned meats, soups, pasta and graphs as the author needs a minimum of 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Library. All proceeds go back to the library Prepare your favorite food, plan a table set- any non-perishable foods. We are accept- 160 photographs, and any help is greatly call Barb at 801-656-9673 or Hal at 435- for projects and programs. SCHOOLS ting and menu to go with it and print copies ing donations for Pathways Women’s and appreciated. 840-3683. Bingo is Back! of the recipe. Bring your prepared items to Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic Story and Craft Hour. the contest and serve the judge a sample abuse). They are in need of socks, under- Tooele Valley Flute Choir Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the of your creation, tell why it’s a favorite food wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene to Recovery” its bingo games again on Fridays starting bers interested in our inaugural effort to Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy and answer a few questions. You must products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! raise the profile of local flutists. If you love the adventures of books and make fun pre-register by July 14 by calling/texting nail polish and remover) toys. Anything will p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Suite 4 in Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with to play the flute and want to grow your crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Darlene at 435-840-4404. Contest is open be appreciated. Underwear and socks must Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to questions. musical horizons, please join us! All levels 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West to current 4-Hers only, but annual 4-H regis- be new. Other items can be gently used. all those affected by someone else’s addic- of skill and experience welcome. Contact Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, tration is only $5. The 4-H is for youth who Please help us help our community. Drop tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Tooele Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run Emma at [email protected]. The Tooele Kiwanis Club will host its annual Tooele. Please enter through the south have finished 3rd grade and are older. boxes are located in the Intermountain by sharing our experience, strength and 5K Freedom Run on July 4. Runners can go side doors. 4-H Photo Story Contest Staffing Office, 7 South Main Street #203, Tooele Valley Free Masons hope. For more information, please contact to tooelekiwanis.com to register for the run Tooele, UT 84074. Terri at 435-313-4851. Free Preschool Hour Join 4-H and compete in this fun contest The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the or get further information. second Friday of each month for dinner and Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele on July 18 at 2 p.m. at 151 N. Main, Baby blankets needed Military Items wanted socializing. If you are interested or have Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Tooele. All 4-H participants will need to Baby blankets are needed for the nursery When you no longer want your military Fourth of July Entertainment and questions please join us at the Lodge, of learning, singing and creating. This class select 4-5 photos that “tell a story” and at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets items, do not take them to the D.I. or the Activities located at the corner of Settlement Canyon is for all children up to 5 years old. Please adhere them to a posterboard, foam board, should be new and in good condition. thrift store. Bring them — hats, helmets, Tooele is looking for anyone interested in Road and SR-36, or give us a call at 435- come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- etc. Participants will stand up in front of Homemade blankets are also accepted dress uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jack- performing or taking part at the Fourth of judges and explain their story and answer 277-0087. July city park celebration. We will open up tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We if new. Donations can be turned in to the ets, backpacks, belts, canteens, pouches, are located at West Elementary School, questions. Preregister for the contest by volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical old photos, etc. — to 775 S. Coleman an exciting afternoon of local entertain- July 14 by calling or texting Darlene at 435- Tooele Valley Family History ment. The festivities will begin with country 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Call Street They will be displayed with honor through the south side doors. 840-4404. The contest is open to current Diane at 435-843-3691 with any questions. Center and respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435- singer, Charlie Jenkins. The rest of the time Research your ancestors free with trained 4-Hers only, but annual 4-H registration 882-8688. will be open to singers, dancers, gymnasts, St. Marguerite Catholic School is only $5. The 4-H is for youth who have Community Closet FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele jugglers — any local talent is welcome. The only faith based school in Tooele finished 3rd grade and are older. Clean out your closets. The Community Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Come out and share. We will have a stage Children’s Choir Auditions County. Students of all faiths are wel- Closet is accepting donations for gently East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- and sound system set up and ready for come from preschool through 8th grade. used clothing. Donations are accepted at of operation: Tuesday through Friday, 10 tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 performances. Contact Susan Trujillo at Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day pre- USU EXTENSION your neighborhood school. Contact Christy a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, 435-882-5496 or 435-840-3559 to reserve school, junior high grades 6-8, small class Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any ques- 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by appoint- owner and director of Blake Music Studios, a spot. sizes, and an enhanced STEM curriculum. USU Extension Gardening tions. ment only. Special classes offered regu- directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Give us a call 435-882-0081 or visit www. Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic — master larly. Call the center for more information. vocal performance and has taught at the Corvette, Bike and Car Show gardeners will be available to help diagnose Tooele City is sponsoring a Corvette Car stmargschool.org collegiate level. If your child loves to sing your plant, tree and pest problems on MOOSE Tooele Family Al-Anon and you are looking for an exceptional Show Monday, July 3 from 5-8 p.m. at the Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Wednesdays from 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele musical experience for them, this is it. For Tooele City Park, 55 N. 200 West. The USU Extension office located at 151 North Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the fun and enjoyable evening will include live EDUCATION Meals at the Lodge more information and to register for an Main. Bring a photo and sample of the Friday and Saturday night dinners will be back of the building. For questions or more entertainment. The 9th Annual Bike and audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. specimen to help identify the problem. Call served from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Friday night information, please call Allene at 435-830- Car show will be the Fourth of July. It will Online courses com or call 435-277-0755. Online courses in Network+ and Security+ 435-277-2409 if you have any questions dinners change weekly or you can order 0465 or Elizabeth at 435-884-0825 or feature classics, customs, street rods, IT are designed for the IT professional about the diagnostic clinic. from the menu items Saturday night din- 435-241-9200. muscle cars, rat rods and motorcycles. All Rocky Mountain Hospice seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- ners include 14 oz. ribeye or T-bone steak Want to have more meaning in your life. Do participants will receive a great looking edge of networking and security, and pre- Everything You Ever Wanted to w/choice of baked potato/fries, salad and Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U you want to do something that is satisfying trophy, with an overall Queen Choice Award. This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and Know roll; halibut or salmon steak w/choice of and of great service to your community? In addition, come show off your ride and Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Security+ exams. Call the Tooele Applied Utah State University Extension has infor- baked or fries, salad and roll, or Jumbo Then become a Rocky Mountain Hospice cruise the Tooele Fourth of July Parade at 9 Main Street. For more information, contact Technology Center at 435-248-1800 for mation on gardening, families, food preser- shrimp w/choice of baked or fries, salad volunteer. No experience required. All a.m. You must sign up for the parade this Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435- more information or to enroll. vation, meal planning, finances, agriculture, and roll. All meals are for a reasonable training, background check and TB tests year in order to participate. 849-4180. natural resources, Utah 4-H and Youth price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily provided by Rocky Mountain. The only To register for either show call Ruben Adult education and many other things on their website lunch specials are available at the lodge requirement is your desire to help someone Trujillo at 435-840-3847. Come and see Get your high school diploma this year. All Alcoholics Anonymous extension.usu.edu. Check it out and learn from 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 meals Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the in need. Please contact Diane Redman at the fine vehicles the owners’ pride and classes required for a high school diploma, something new. either Friday/Saturday nights your next one Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For Rocky Mountain Hospice, 801-397-4904. joys. Both shows are free. adult basic education, GED preparation and is free. If you have more than four people more information, contact Lance at 435- English as a second language are available. Food, Fun and Reading Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group in your party, please call ahead to ensure 496-3691 or Wendy at 801-694-2624. GRANTSVILLE Register now to graduate — just $50 per Join us for these fun, free classes for the cook can better plan. For members and Join us the 3rd Monday of each month semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call preschoolers and older. We will be read- their guests only. Food Addicts in Recovery from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Family History Center 435-833-8750. Adult education classes are ing a food-themed story book and making Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Health for students 18 and over. a healthy snack. Parents/adults, please Entertainment Anonymous Department’s Aging Services program Find the Past — come find your ancestors plan on staying. Come all three days and Saturday July 15, Horse Brothers band will Are you having trouble controlling the is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind the TATC’s STEM Camps pick between July 11-13 or July 25-27, all perform from 6-10 p.m. way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Association’s Caregiver Support Groups. stake center). Share your past and learn TATC’s STEM Camps are back. There are days go from 10-11 a.m. Classes will be Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- The groups are designed to provide emo- more of your heritage. Whether it is your three camps for third-fifth graders that will held at the County Health Building at 151 Special Events ery program for anyone suffering from tional, educational and social support for hobby or just a general interest, beginner be held July 14 and August 4. There will N. Main. Pre-registration is required. Call On Friday, June 30, we will honor Veterans food addiction. Meetings are held every caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2456. to advanced researcher — all are welcome. also be a “Girls’ STEM Camp” for sixth- or email by the Friday before the beginning with a free dinner from 5:30-7 p.m. Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Trained consultants are available to assist eighth grade girls on June 30. Visit event- date. Contact information is: Andrea 435- From Friday June 30 through Wednesday 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the The Next Chapter you. Hours are Mondays 10 a.m.-4 p.m., brite.com or call 435-248-1800 for details. 277-2409 or [email protected]. This July 5, The Annual Moose International north back entrance. For more information, The Next Chapter is a free social support Tuesdays noon-4 p.m., Wednesdays 10 event is sponsored by USU Extension Food Convention will be held in Tampa, Florida. call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Denise at and educational program to help widows a.m.-3 p.m., Thursdays noon-4 p.m. Night ESOL $ense program and Live Fit Tooele County. On Monday, July 10, Lifeline Screening 435-830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts.org. and widowers adjust to the loss of their hours Tuesday through Thursday are 7-9 ESOL conversational classes are held (cardiovascular health) will be at the lodge Everyone is welcome to attend. spouse through monthly activities. You are p.m. Individuals and groups are welcome. Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students Kids Café from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fliers are available at invited to join others who are on the same Please call 435-224-5010 to schedule a may also come anytime the center is open Come cook and have fun with the USU the lodge or you can call 888-653-6450 to Tooele County Aging page as you, to begin a new chapter in your Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- group or receive information about work- for individualized study. Registration is $50 Food $ense program. Kids Café will be Aug. register and set an appointment and get life story. Call Sarah with Tooele County teers to help us meet the needs of seniors shops, training, etc. Questions and com- per semester. Call 435-833-8750 for more 16 and 17 from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the discounts. Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for more in the community. Many seniors require ments are welcome. information. County Health Building, 151 N. Main. This details. assistance and need rides to doctors or Senior Center activity is free and for kids age 8 and up. Early Head Start Youth do not need to be enrolled in 4-H to EAGLES other health professionals. Rides help Stansbury Art and Lit June The senior center is for the enjoyment of Do you have a child under age 3? Are participate. Pre-registration is required. Call seniors live more independent lives. Call all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early 435-843-4114 for more information. The Meeting or email by the Friday before the activity. Sunday Breakfasts Mark your calendars for our next meeting tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include Head Start is a free program for eligible Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also Contact information is: Andrea 435-277- Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served on Tuesday, June 27, 7 p.m. at the Coulter Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, families that offers quality early educa- are in need of volunteers. For more infor- 2409 or [email protected]. The June 25 this month from 9-11:30 p.m. House Event Center, SR 138, Stansbury pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. tion for infants and toddlers in the home; mation about volunteering at the Grantsville classes are sponsored by USU Extension There will be a $5 special, $7 for adults, Park. Noted photographer, Ron Allen, will Meals on Wheels available for homebound. parent education; comprehensive health Center, call Dan at 435-843-4753. For vol- Food $ense program and Live Fit Tooele $3 for seniors and $3 for kids 11-years and do a presentation about getting the best Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and services to women before, during and after unteering at the Tooele Center, call Debbie County. younger. The meal includes coffee and or photographic images from the time you above, suggested donation is $3. For those pregnancy; nutrition education and family at 435-843-4103. a glass of juice or milk. Bad Beer is avail- shoot the image to when it is printed. He under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Create Farm Fresh Food able. The public is invited. has years of experience so don’t miss this available to the store or doctor visits for 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Life’s Worth Living Foundation During these free cooking and nutrition opportunity to fine tune your own knowl- residents in the Tooele and Grantsville additional information. Suicide support group every fourth classes participants will learn to turn farm Friday Night Dinners Canceled edge about photography. The optional art areas. For transportation information, call The Friday Night Dinners will be canceled Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West fresh ingredients into delicious family challenge is to do a creative piece of art- 435-843-4102. Free developmental evaluation on Friday, June 30, 2017, for the 4th of Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main meals, gain skills to eat seasonally, on work using the theme ‘”cars.” The public is DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers July holiday. They will be back on Friday, Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the a budget, and each will take home free invited and refreshments will be served. Daughters of Utah Pioneers a variety of services to families with recipes and small kitchen gadgets every July 7, 2017. cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal The DUP is seeking any family histories, infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. week. Plan to attend all four classes in thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Stansbury Art and Literary Artist photographs, books, stories or vintage Individualized services are available to Auxiliary PPs Dinner Meeting cide, please plan on attending. Please go the series. Pick the series works that of the Month artifacts (before 1900) to display at our enhance development in communication, works best for you — July or August. July PMSP Dianne Moore will host the dinner on Facebook and like our page to keep During the month of June, two of Stansbury DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 motor development, cognition, social/emo- classes are on Fridays: July 7, 14, 21 and at The Brother’s Restaurant at 7 p.m. on current with our latest news and events. Art and Lit.’s newest members will display W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. tional development, self-help skills and 28. August dates begin Aug. 11, 18, 25 Wed., June 21, 2017. All PPs are invited to Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- their artwork on the Wall Gallery at the Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the health concerns. Contact us for a free and end Sept. 1. All classes are from 7-8 attend. See you there. ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. Tooele Chamber of Commerce. Shauna Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- developmental evaluation at 435-833- p.m. at 151 N Main, Tooele. Field Trips are Disabled American Veterans Edgeman and Debbie Anderson both began tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or 0725. Saturdays July 15 and 22 or Aug 19 and watercolor painting five years ago. They Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit 26 at 9 a.m. Meet at the Farmers Market ELKS Chapter 20 have shown great promise, which can be www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. (location TBA). Pre-registration is required. Thursday, the “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele seen in their completed work. Debbie, as exploretooele.com. 4-H YOUTH Call Andrea at 435-277-2409 or andrea. Meetings County Chapter for the Disabled American an avid birdwatcher, uses photographs she [email protected]. Space is limited and Lodge meetings are held the second and Veterans held their annual Installation of Grantsville Irrigation takes of birds in her back yard and of her Scholarships classes will fill quickly. The classes are fourth Tuesday of every month. House Officers ceremony for the 2017-18 year at Grantsville Irrigation has issued two regu- Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To partici- parrot, Oscar, for the watercolor paintings sponsored by USU Extension Food $ense committee meetings are held every third Tooele City’s Pioneer Museum. lar turns for the season for agricultural pate in 4-H activities, you must register as she creates. Shauna favors doing water- program and Live Fit Tooele County. Tuesday of the month. All members are Newly elected officers for Chapter 20 users. Residential meters are now being a 4-H member online at ut.4honline.com. welcome and encouraged to attend. include Commander James G. Yale, Senior colors of pictures she sees that strike her monitored. Please check your readings Many scholarships and contests are avail- Celebrate Series Vice Commander Dustee Thomas, Second interest and in which she can incorporate on a regular basis to avoid exceeding the able on the 4H website, utah4h.org and at Celebrate Pioneer Day with a parent/child Friday Night Dinners Vice Commander Harold Williams, Adjutant her own style. These works of art are avail- allotment of 250,000 gallons per share. the USU Extension website, extension.usu. cooking series based on special sum- There will be No Friday Night Dinner Greg Johnson and Treasurer Nathan able to view at the Tooele County Chamber Contact the office at 435-884-3451 if you edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. mertime holidays on July 19 and Aug. through the summer. Dinner will return in Wilcox. The previous commander, Curtis of Commerce, at 154 S. Main, Tooele. have any questions. 9. In July, come create a fruity dessert. September. Beckstrom, was appointed to serve as The public is invited to see this Chamber T-Shirt Quilt Camp On Aug. 9 help celebrate back to school. chapter chaplin. Monthly general member- Wall Gallery display any time during the Turn 12 of your favorite T-shirts into a fun Snacks Learn about making fun, healthy school ship meetings are held at the Pioneer chamber’s regular business hours. quilt. This class is for 6th-12th graders. Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the STANSBURY PARK lunches. Kids ages 4 and older welcome. Museum, located at 47 E. Vine Street Classes are July 5-7 at10 a.m. Cost is social quarters, during business hours: Sons of Utah Pioneers The classes will be at 151 N. Main, Tooele every third Thursday of the month at 8 Benson Pioneer Gristmill $15, plus 4-H membership. Sign up at Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 Anyone interested in the history of Tooele from 7-8 p.m. and are free. Pre-registration p.m. Those who wish to attend the leader- Tour Utah’s last standing pioneer grist ut.4honline.com/ or call 435-277-2409 ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we is required by the Monday before class. ship meeting at 7 p.m. are welcome to (flour) mill and log buildings. See how our for more information. Registration opens ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. need you! Please come and join us for Call or email Andrea at 435-277-2409 or listen to the appointed members’ meeting. ancestors lived, worked and crafted before June 15. a potluck social dinner at the church on [email protected] All Tooele County veterans are invited to the age of electricity. Take a guided tour to Pinehurst and Utah avenues. Parking on attend. The Disabled American Veterans enhance your experience. Hours 10 a.m.-6 Costume and Cosplay Camp east side. For more information, please HISTORICAL SOCIETY (DAV) will hold its monthly executive and p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 325 Think “ComiCon.” Make a costume and contact Joe Brandon, 435-830-9783 or general meetings on the third Thursday of State Road 138 (just North of Stansbury learn how to become that character. You’ll CHARITY Seeking Historical Items 435-830-9784. The local Sons of Utah every month at the Pioneer Museum (rear Park). Admission is free. be ready for the 4-H Cosplay Contest at the Tooele County Historical Society would like Pioneers meets the first Thursday of each Tooele Children’s Justice Center entrance). The executive meeting will be at fair and more. Classes are for 3rd - 12th members of the community who have any month at 6:30 p.m. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need 7 p.m. and the general meeting will be at 8 Volunteers Needed at the grade and begin July 8 at 10 a.m. Cost family or personal histories, photographs, of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. p.m. The DAV is looking for volunteer driv- is $2, plus 4-H membership. Registration books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or Benson Historic Mill We appreciate all donations. For inquiries ers — no DAV membership is required. Will Benson Historic Mill and Pioneer Park at opens June 15. newspaper articles that you would like or drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 to donate to our organization to please 325 SR-138, is looking for people that East, Tooele. would enjoy donating a few hours a week Refine Your Dining call us. We are also looking for books, to help maintain and improve this Tooele Elevate your etiquette at this fun and tasty United Methodist dinner newspaper articles, photos, brochures Bulletin Board Policy camp. Table setting, napkin folding, menu Valley treasure. We are also looking for Tooele United Methodist Church offers a or any history that pertains to the Tooele If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at planning and magnificent manners will skilled people with lots of patience to help free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and County area. If you would like to donate 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin have you ready for a fine dining experience. restore and bring back to life many of social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is them to our organization, or if you would Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Classes are for 3rd-12th grade and begin the artifacts currently on display. Please served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. let us make a copy for the Tooele County organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. July 10-11 at 2 p.m. Cost $10, plus 4-H contact Karl Dunn at 801-556-4824 or the Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot membership. Sign up at ut.4honline.com/ Grist Mill office at 435-882-7678. The Tooele Valley Resource 435-882-1612. guarantee your announcement will be printed. 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AND • Up to (3) three years of experience in Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company is THE CITY OF GRANTSVILLE CURRENTLY construction, maintenance, heavy equipment HAS AN OPENING FOR A operation and repair. Worked in public service now hiring for a Full Time Driver/Production or public relations environment. position. Must be 21 years of age or older LIBRARY TECHNICIAN Bargain OR • An equivalent combination of education and with a current drivers license and excellent Grantsville City Corporation is now accepting experience. applications for (1) one part-time library Tech- driving record. Job requires delivering nician. This position is at the Grantsville City Buggy’s Library. Starting pay is $10.51 per hour with no Special Qualifications printing jobs to locations along the Wasatch benefits. Hours will vary with a minimum of (10) Must possess a valid Utah (CDL) driver’s ten hours per week. Basic purpose of this posi- license with no DUI’s/ARR’s in the past five Front and Tooele Valley and helping in tion will be to provide assistance and guidance IS HIRING! (5) years and no more than two (2) moving the printing production area. Heavy lifting to library patrons by responding to reference violations within the past 24 months or must questions; locate information sources; provide We are growing at a rapid be able to acquire a CDL within three months required. All benefits included. guidance regarding specific books and authors; and assist in categorizing and classifying books, pace and need to increase our of employment. Must possess certifications in control and monitor public use of computer and sales staff! If you are a highly at least one of the following heavy equip- Apply at 58 North Main Street, Tooele internet access. ment: backhoe, track hoe, loader, grader, and motivated self starter we Must be able to type 50 words per minute. forklift. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday (Type test required) Basic computer skills are would love to talk to you! Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug-Free required and must be organized and willing to work with people. High school graduate or GED For a complete job description or an Environment equivalent is required. Benefi ts include a company application please visit Closing date for this position is July 5, 2017 car, high pay and improvement http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html 4:00 p.m. Applications may be picked up at of quality in one’s life. Applications must be submitted to Grantsville City Hall, 429 E Main St. Tooele County Human Resource Office, Grantsville, or found online at Rm 308, 47 South Main Street, Tooele www.grantsvilleut.gov. CALL FINNEY OR BRAD DIRECTLY Or email to [email protected] Any questions, please contact Susan Gustin 435.882.7711 OR IN PERSON at 435-884-4602 EEO Employer PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commis- sion will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, July 13, 2017 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grantsville Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF AL- LEGIANCE PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed condi- tional use permit appli- cation for Robert Singer at 1062 Heber Lane for a home occu- pation consisting of buying, selling and as- sembling firearms. b. Proposed animal conditional use permit for Jason and April Robinson at 268 South Willies Way to keep two (2) goats, two (2) pigs, and forty-five (45) chickens. c. Proposed Class “C” Kennel Permit for Alex Drent at approximately 600 North Hale Street for the keeping of up to 30 or more dogs. d. Proposed rezoning of 2.08 acres of land at approximately 458 East Main Street for Integrated Builders Group to go from a split zone of RM-7/A-10 to a CD zone. IMMEDIATELY FOL- LOWING PUBLIC HEARINGS, THE MEETING WILL OFFI- CIALLY BE CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN, JAIME TOPHAM. 1. Consideration of a conditional use permit application for Robert Singer at 1062 Heber Lane for a home occu- pation of buying, sell- ing, and assembling firearms. 2. Consideration of an animal C.U.P. for Ja- son and April Robin- son at 268 South Wil- lies Way to keep two (2) goats, two (2) pigs, and forty-five (45) PUBLIC NOTICE: chickens. The Grantsville City 3. Consideration of a Council will hold its Class “C” Kennel Per- regular meeting at mit for Alex Drent at 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- approximately 600 day, July 5, 2017 at North Hale Street for 429 East Main Street, the keeping of up to 30 Grantsville, UT 84029. or more dogs. The agenda is as fol- 4. Consideration of a lows: rezone of 2.08 acres of CALL TO ORDER land at 458 East Main AND PLEDGE OF AL- Street for Integrated LEGIANCE Builders Group to go ROLL CALL from a split zone of AGENDA: RM-7/A-10 to a CD 1. Public Hearing: zone. a. Proposed condi- 5. Consideration of a tional use permit for final plat approval for Deseret Sand and Lookout Pass Subdivi- Gravel to conduct a sion, which contains sand and gravel exca- twenty-three (23) lots, vation business on 280 PUBLIC NOTICE for Mountain Vista De- acres located at 1831 Notice is hereby given velopment, Inc. and North SR138 in the that the Grantsville Adam Nash. MD-EX zone. City Planning Commis- 6. Consideration of a b. Proposed condi- sion will hold a regular final plat approval for tional use permit and meeting on Thursday, Lookout Ridge Subdi- related site plan for July 13, 2017 in the vision, which contains Josh Adams and Doug Grantsville City Hall twelve (12) lots, for Wilcox on the Ashlynn Council Chambers at Mountain Vista Devel- Meadows P.U.D. at 429 E. Main Street in opment, Inc. and 619 West Clark Street Grantsville Utah, which Adam Nash. for the creation of five meeting shall begin 7. Consideration of a (5) lots plus a promptly at 7:00 p.m. final plat approval for seventy-four (74) unit CALL TO ORDER Hinckley Park Subdivi- multi-housing develop- ADVERTISEMENT AND PLEDGE OF AL- sion Phase 3, which ment. FOR BIDS LEGIANCE contains seventeen c. Proposed rezoning Owner: West Erda Im- PUBLIC HEARINGS: (17) lots, for Mountain of 9.23 acres of land at provement District 47 a. Proposed condi- Vista Development, approximately 450 South Main Tooele, tional use permit appli- Inc. and Adam Nash. East South Street for UT 84074 cation for Robert 8. Consideration of the Hal Sagers to go from Separate sealed BIDS Singer at 1062 Heber approval of minutes of a RR-5 zone to a for the construction of Lane for a home occu- the June P&Z meeting. RR-2.5 zone. the Culinary Water Im- pation consisting of 9. Report from Council d. Proposed concept provements, which in- buying, selling and as- Liaison Member, Neil plan for T.P. Develop- cludes approximately sembling firearms. Critchlow. ment, Inc. and Rod 22,700 LF of 12 inch b. Proposed animal 10. Adjourn. Engar on the Ander- and 16 inch PVC culi- conditional use permit DATED this June 29, son Ranch Subdivision nary water transmis- for Jason and April 2017. Phase 8 at 650 South sion piping and 5,800 Robinson at 268 South By the Order of Worthington Street for LF of 8 inch PVC culi- Willies Way to keep Grantsville City Plan- the creation of nary distribution piping two (2) goats, two (2) ning Commission forty-four (44) lots in with associated valves, pigs, and forty-five (45) Chairman, Jaime To- the R-1-21 zone. air/vacs, fire hydrants, chickens. pham. 2. Public Comments. service meter connec- c. Proposed Class “C” Jennifer Williams 3. Summary Action tions, well abonne- Kennel Permit for Alex Zoning Administrator Items. ment, and related Drent at approximately All interested persons a. Approval of Minutes work, will be received 600 North Hale Street are invited to attend b. Approval of Bills by West Erda improve- for the keeping of up to and provide comment c. Personnel Matters ment District at the of- 30 or more dogs. upon these proposals 4. Consideration of fices of Tooele County, d. Proposed rezoning scheduled for public awarding a contract for 47 South Main Room of 2.08 acres of land at hearings. Written com- the Quirk Street side- #213, Tooele, UT approximately 458 ments will also be con- walk project. 84074 until 2:00 P.M. East Main Street for sidered if submitted to 5. Consideration of on July 6th, 2017, and Integrated Builders the Zoning Administra- awarding a contract for then at said office pub- Group to go from a tor in advance of the the 2017 Overlay and licly opened and read TUESDAY July 4, 2017split zone of hearing. The current Street PatchTOOELE Project. aloud.TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 RM-7/A-10 to a CD zoning Code and pro- 6. Consideration of ap- The Issuing Office for zone. posed amendments proval of a Water Right the Bidding Docu- Water Shares IMMEDIATELYPublic Notices FOL- mayPublic be reviewed Notices at TransferPublic and Notices Banking mentsPublic is: Jones Notices & De- LOWINGMeetings PUBLIC the Meetings Grantsville City Agreement.Meetings MilleMiscellaneous Engineering, 775 HEARINGS, THE Hall each weekday be- 7. Consideration of a West 1200 North GRANTSVILLE WA- MEETING WILL OFFI- tween hours of 9:00 conditional use permit #200, Springville, UT TERSHARES 5 acre CIALLY BE CALLED a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for Deseret Sand and 84663 For questions You Have Fascinating ft of underground wa- TO ORDER BY In accordance with the Gravel to conduct a regarding the Bidders ter 9800 per share. CHAIRMAN, JAIME Americans with Dis- sand and gravel exca- List and accessing 0.4 acre ft share for TOPHAM. abilities Act, Grants- vation business on 280 project manual & Neighbors! Read Their culinary water for new 1. Consideration of a ville City will accom- acres located at 1831 plans, email Heather b u i l d s c a l l conditional use permit modate reasonable re- North SR 138 in the at heather.n@jone- 435-224-4932 application for Robert quests to assist the MD-EX zone. sanddemille.com; for Singer at 1062 Heber disabled to participate 8. Consideration of a project specific or Stories in Every Issue! Lane for a home occu- in meetings. Request conditional use permit technical questions, Buildings pation of buying, sell- for assistance may be and related site plan email Darin Robinson ing, and assembling made by calling City for Josh Adams and darin@jonesandde- If you build, remodel or firearms. Hall at 435-884-3411 Doug Wilcox on the mille.com, or Ted remove buildings you 2. Consideration of an at least 24 hours prior Ashlynn Meadows Mickelsen ted.m@jon- can place your classi- animal C.U.P. for Ja- to the meeting that will P.U.D. at 619 West esanddemille.com fied ad in 45 of Utah's son and April Robin- be attended. Clark Street for the Printed copies of the newspapers for only son at 268 South Wil- (Published in the Tran- creation of five (5) lots Bidding Documents $163. for 25 words lies Way to keep two script Bulletin July 4, plus a seventy-four may be obtained from ($5. for each addi- (2) goats, two (2) pigs, 2017) (74) unit multi-housing the Issuing office dur- and forty-five (45) development. ing business hours, tional word). You will PUBLIC NOTICE: chickens. 9. Consideration of Or- upon payment of reach up to 340,000 The Grantsville City 3. Consideration of a dinance 2017-09 $40.00 for each set, no households and all Council will hold its Class “C” Kennel Per- amending the official part of which will be re- you do is call the regular meeting at mit for Alex Drent at zoning map of Grants- funded. Electronic Transcript Bulletin at 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- approximately 600 ville City, Utah by re- copy (PDF) may be 882-0050 for all the day, July 5, 2017 at North Hale Street for zone 9.23 acre of land obtained for download details. (Mention 429 East Main Street, the keeping of up to 30 at approximately 450 at www.jonesandde- UCAN Classified Net- Grantsville, UT 84029. or more dogs. East South Street for mille.com or work) The agenda is as fol- 4. Consideration of a Hal Sagers to go from www.questcdn.com. lows: rezone of 2.08 acres of a RR-5 zone to a for $30.00. CALL TO ORDER Public Notices land at 458 East Main RR-2.5 zone. A pre-bid conference AND PLEDGE OF AL- Meetings Street for Integrated 10. Consideration of will be held at 2:00 PM LEGIANCE Builders Group to go Ordinance 2017-10 local time on June 27, ROLL CALL Deadline for public from a split zone of codifying Title 13, Im- 2017 at the office of AGENDA: notices is 4 p.m. the RM-7/A-10 to a CD pact Fees and updat- Tooele County, 47 1. Public Hearing: day prior to publica- zone. ing the fees adopted South Main, Tooele, a. Proposed condi- tion. Public notices 5. Consideration of a previously. UT. Attendance at the tional use permit for submitted past the final plat approval for 11. Consideration of a pre-bid conference is Deseret Sand and deadline will not be Lookout Pass Subdivi- concept plan for T.P. highly encouraged but Gravel to conduct a accepted. sion, which contains Development, Inc. and is not mandatory. sand and gravel exca- UPAXLP twenty-three (23) lots, Rod Engar on the An- Bids will be received vation business on 280 for Mountain Vista De- derson Ranch Subdivi- for a single prime Con- PUBLIC NOTICE acres located at 1831 velopment, Inc. and sion Phase 8 at 650 tract. Bids shall be on Notice is hereby given North SR138 in the Adam Nash. South Worthington a basis as indicated in that the Grantsville MD-EX zone. 6. Consideration of a Street for the creation the Bid Form. City Planning Commis- b. Proposed condi- final plat approval for of forty-four (44) lots in Bid security shall be sion will hold a regular tional use permit and Lookout Ridge Subdi- the R-1-21 zone. furnished in accor- meeting on Thursday, related site plan for vision, which contains 12. Consideration of dance with the Instruc- July 13, 2017 in the Josh Adams and Doug twelve (12) lots, for entering a contract for tions to Bidders. Grantsville City Hall Wilcox on the Ashlynn Mountain Vista Devel- the purchase of a fire Bidders shall submit Council Chambers at Meadows P.U.D. at opment, Inc. and truck. evidence of qualifica- 429 E. Main Street in 619 West Clark Street Adam Nash. 13. Consideration of tions to perform the Grantsville Utah, which for the creation of five 7. Consideration of a entering into a real es- Work as described in meeting shall begin (5) lots plus a final plat approval for tate agreement with the Instructions to Bid- promptly at 7:00 p.m. seventy-four (74) unit Hinckley Park Subdivi- Travis Taylor for the ders. CALL TO ORDER multi-housing develop- sion Phase 3, which North Star Ranch. This is a federally AND PLEDGE OF AL- ment. contains seventeen 14. Mayor and Council funded project. All bid- LEGIANCE c. Proposed rezoning (17) lots, for Mountain Reports. ders are required to PUBLIC HEARINGS: of 9.23 acres of land at Vista Development, 15. Public Comments. make the six good TOOELE a. Proposed condi- approximately 450 Inc. and Adam Nash. 16. Closed Session faith efforts to assure RANSCRIPT tional use permit appli- East South Street for T 8. Consideration of the (Personnel, Real Es- compliance with the cation for Robert Hal Sagers to go from approval of minutes of tate, Imminent Litiga- State's “fair share Singer at 1062 Heber a RR-5 zone to a the June P&Z meeting. tion). goals” and are re- Lane for a home occu- RR-2.5 zone. ULLETIN 9. Report from Council 17. Adjourn. quired to comply with B pation consisting of d. Proposed concept Liaison Member, Neil Christine Webb EEO regulations. buying, selling and as- plan for T.P. Develop- Critchlow. City Recorder The contractor shall sembling firearms. ment, Inc. and Rod 10. Adjourn. In compliance with the not discriminate on the b. Proposed animal Engar on the Ander- DATED this June 29, Americans with Dis- basis of race, color, conditional use permit son Ranch Subdivision We’re Your Hometown! 2017. ability Act, Grantsville national origin or sex for Jason and April Phase 8 at 650 South By the Order of City will accommodate in the performance of Robinson at 268 South Worthington Street for Grantsville City Plan- reasonable requests to this contract. The con- Willies Way to keep the creation of ning Commission assist persons with tractor shall carry out two (2) goats, two (2) forty-four (44) lots in SUBSCRIBE TODAY 882-0050 Chairman, Jaime To- disabilities to partici- applicable require- pigs, and forty-five (45) the R-1-21 zone. pham. pate in meetings. Re- ments of 40 CFR Part chickens. 2. Public Comments. Jennifer Williams quests for assistance 33 in the award and c. Proposed Class “C” 3. Summary Action Zoning Administrator may be made by call- administration of con- Kennel Permit for Alex Items. All interested persons ing City Hall (435) tracts awarded under Drent at approximately a. Approval of Minutes are invited to attend 884-3411 at least 3 EPA financial assis- 600 North Hale Street b. Approval of Bills and provide comment days in advance of a tance agreements. for the keeping of up to c. Personnel Matters Celebrating the American Spirit upon these proposals meeting. Failure by the contrac- 30 or more dogs. 4. Consideration of scheduled for public One or more Council tor to carry out these d. Proposed rezoning awarding a contract for hearings. Written com- Members may partici- requirements is a ma- of 2.08 acres of land at the Quirk Street side- ments will also be con- pate electronically. terial breach of this approximately 458 walk project. sidered if submitted to The anchor location contract which may re- East Main Street for 5. Consideration of the Zoning Administra- will be City Hall at the sult in the termination Integrated Builders awarding a contract for tor in advance of the above address. of this contract or other Group to go from a the 2017 Overlay and hearing. The current (Published in the Tran- legally available reme- split zone o f Street Patch Project. zoning Code and pro- script Bulletin July 4, dies. RM-7/A-10 to a CD 6. Consideration of ap- posed amendments 2017) June 16, 2017 zone. proval of a Water Right may be reviewed at West Erda Improve- IMMEDIATELY FOL- Transfer and Banking the Grantsville City ments Dist. LOWING PUBLIC Agreement. Public Notices Hall each weekday be- Jerry Houghton HEARINGS, THE 7. Consideration of a tween hours of 9:00 Trustees (Published in the Tran- MEETING WILL OFFI- conditional use permit a.m. and 4:00 p.m. script Bulletin June 20, TOOELE CIALLY BE CALLED for Deseret Sand and Deadline for public Every Tuesday in your TRANSCRIPT In accordance with the 22, 27, 29, July 4 & 6, TO ORDER BY Gravel to conduct a notices is 4 p.m. the ULLETIN Americans with Dis- 2017) Tooele Transcript Bulletin B CHAIRMAN, JAIME sand and gravel exca- day prior to publica- abilities Act, Grants- TOPHAM. vation business on 280 tion. Public notices ville City will accom- 1. Consideration of a acres located at 1831 submitted past the modate reasonable re- conditional use permit North SR 138 in the deadline will not be quests to assist the application for Robert MD-EX zone. accepted. disabled to participate Singer at 1062 Heber 8. Consideration of a UPAXLP in meetings. Request Lane for a home occu- conditional use permit for assistance may be pation of buying, sell- and related site plan made by calling City Public Notices ing, and assembling for Josh Adams and Hall at 435-884-3411 firearms. Doug Wilcox on the Water User at least 24 hours prior 2. ConsiderationSold of an for Ashlynn Meadows to the meeting that will Deadline for public animal C.U.P. for Ja- P.U.D. at 619 West be attended. notices is 4 p.m. the son and April Robin- Clark Street for the (Published in the Tran- day prior to publica- son at 268 South Wil- creation of five (5) lots script Bulletin July 4, tion. Public notices lies Way to keep two plus a seventy-four 2017) submitted past the (2) goats,Top two (2) pigs, Dollar!(74) unit multi-housing deadline will not be and forty-five (45) development. accepted. Did YouBehind yourKnow? chickens. 9. Consideration of Or- UPAXLP 3. Consideration of a dinance 2017-09 Class “C” Kennel Per- amending the official Tooele Transcript-Bulletin mit for Alex DrentI atreceived 9 Offerszoning map of Grants- Public Notices approximately 600 ville City, Utah by re- Miscellaneous North Hale Street for zone 9.23 acre of land is a FULL SERVICE the keepingwithin of up to a 30 Week and put theat approximately Home 450 Deadline for public or more dogs. East South Street for notices is 4 p.m. the 4. ConsiderationUnder Contract of a for $8,000Hal over Sagers Listto go from day prior to publica- rezone of 2.08 acres of a RR-5 zone to a tion. Public notices Printing, Design, and land atPrice 458 East and Main Closed within RR-2.545 days, zone. submitted past the Street for Integrated 10. Consideration of deadline will not be Builders Group to go Ordinance 2017-10 accepted. Distribution Service! from a split zone ofHAPPY SELLERS!codifying Title 13, Im- UPAXLP RM-7/A-10 to a CD pact Fees and updat- ADVERTISEMENT zone. ing the fees adopted FOR BIDS 5. Consideration of a previously. Banners Books Owner: West Erda Im- final plat approval for 11. Consideration of a I WILL GET YOU TOP DOLLAR provement District 47 Lookout Pass Subdivi- concept plan for T.P. South Main Tooele, Stationary Posters sion, which contains Development, Inc. and FOR YOUR HOME! UT 84074 twenty-three (23) lots, Rod Engar on the An- Separate sealed BIDS for Mountain Vista De- derson Ranch Subdivi- for the construction of Post Cards Magazines velopment,It Matters Inc. and a Great Deal Howsion It’s Phase Sold, 8 at 650 the Culinary Water Im- Adam Nash. South Worthington provements, which in- 6. ConsiderationWhen It’s of a Sold and Who youStreet Getfor the to creation Mailers Magnets cludes approximately final plat approval for of forty-four (44) lots in 22,700 LF of 12 inch Lookout Ridge Subdi- the R-1-21 zone. Negotiate on Your Behalf and Protect and 16 inch PVC culi- vision, which contains 12. Consideration of Newsletters Copy Services nary water transmis- twelve (12) lots, for entering a contract for you in the Selling Process. sion piping and 5,800 Mountain Vista Devel- the purchase of a fire LF of 8 inch PVC culi- opment, Inc. and truck. Let us help you get the word out! From family nary distribution piping Adam Nash. 13. Consideration of with associated valves, 7. Consideration of a entering into a real es- air/vacs, fire hydrants, newsletters to market-wide business promotions, final platList approval your for home here, give tateme agreementa call! with service meter connec- Hinckley Park Subdivi- Travis Taylor for the tions, well abonne- we can do it all—right here! Contact us today! sion Phase 3, which North Star Ranch. ment, and related contains seventeen 14. Mayor and Council work, will be received (17) lots, for Mountain Reports. by West Erda improve- Vista Development, 15. Public Comments. ment District at the of- Inc. and Adam Nash. 16. Closed Session fices of Tooele County, 8. Consideration of the For any of(Personnel, your Real Es- 47 South Main Room approval of minutes of tate, Imminent Litiga- (435) #213, Tooele, UT the June P&Z meeting. real estatetion). 882-0050 84074 until 2:00 P.M. 9. Report from Council 17. Adjourn. on July 6th, 2017, and Liaison Member, Neil needs, callChristine Webb then at said office pub- Critchlow. City Recorder Shane Bergen licly opened and read 10. Adjourn. In compliance with the TOOELE aloud. DATED this June 29, Americans with Dis- RANSCRIPT The Issuing Office for T 2017. ability Act, Grantsville the Bidding Docu- By the Order of City will accommodate ments is: Jones & De- Grantsville City Plan- reasonable requests to 435-840-0344 Mille Engineering, 775 BULLETIN ning Commission assist persons with West 1200 North Chairman, Jaime To- disabilities to partici- #200, Springville, UT pham. pate in meetings. Re- 84663 For questions Jennifer Williams quests for assistance regarding the Bidders Zoning Administrator may be made by call- List and accessing All interested persons ing City Hall (435) project manual & are invited to attend 884-3411 at least 3 plans, email Heather and provide comment days in advance of a at heather.n@jone- upon these proposals meeting. sanddemille.com; for scheduled for public One or more Council project specific or hearings. Written com- Members may partici- technical questions, ments will also be con- pate electronically. email Darin Robinson sidered if submitted to The anchor location darin@jonesandde- the Zoning Administra- will be City Hall at the mille.com, or Ted tor in advance of the above address. Mickelsen ted.m@jon- hearing. The current (Published in the Tran- esanddemille.com zoning Code and pro- script Bulletin July 4, Printed copies of the posed amendments 2017) Bidding Documents may be reviewed at may be obtained from the Grantsville City the Issuing office dur- Hall each weekday be- ing business hours, tween hours of 9:00 upon payment of a.m. and 4:00 p.m. $40.00 for each set, no In accordance with the part of which will be re- Americans with Dis- funded. Electronic abilities Act, Grants- copy (PDF) may be ville City will accom- obtained for download modate reasonable re- at www.jonesandde- quests to assist the mille.com or disabled to participate www.questcdn.com. in meetings. Request for $30.00. for assistance may be A pre-bid conference made by calling City will be held at 2:00 PM Hall at 435-884-3411 local time on June 27, at least 24 hours prior 2017 at the office of to the meeting that will Tooele County, 47 be attended. South Main, Tooele, (Published in the Tran- UT. Attendance at the script Bulletin July 4, pre-bid conference is 2017) highly encouraged but is not mandatory. Bids will be received for a single prime Con- tract. Bids shall be on a basis as indicated in the Bid Form. Bid security shall be furnished in accor- dance with the Instruc- tions to Bidders. Bidders shall submit evidence of qualifica- tions to perform the Work as described in the Instructions to Bid- ders. This is a federally funded project. All bid- ders are required to make the six good faith efforts to assure compliance with the State's “fair share goals” and are re- quired to comply with EEO regulations. The contractor shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin or sex in the performance of this contract. The con- tractor shall carry out applicable require- ments of 40 CFR Part 33 in the award and administration of con- tracts awarded under EPA financial assis- tance agreements. Failure by the contrac- tor to carry out these requirements is a ma- terial breach of this contract which may re- sult in the termination of this contract or other legally available reme- dies. June 16, 2017 West Erda Improve- ments Dist. Jerry Houghton (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 20, 22, 27, 29, July 4 & 6, 2017) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY July 4, 2017 Stenhouse Jr. wins Free agent Hayward visits Miami Gordon Hayward was greet Hayward. Haslem is parking garages — and had that he’s willing to bet on crash-filled night greeted on Saturday by an also a free agent, though the one of Hayward, in the No. himself — is talking to the image of himself wearing a Heat indicated to the Miami 20 jersey the team wants to Heat, along with New York, Miami Heat uniform. native again on Saturday that see him wearing in Miami for Chicago and Sacramento, Soon, the Heat will know if they want him to return next years to come, newly installed among other teams, accord- race at Daytona their vision becomes reality. season for what would be his in time for his arrival. ing to a person briefed on his With coaches, staff and 15th year with his hometown Another topic that surely free-agency plans. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. There wasn’t enough room some current players helping team. came up was how the West When the free-agent sign- (AP) — Junior went to victory for Larson’s car in front of to lay out the red carpet, the Also in the meeting were is loaded, and how Hayward ing moratorium ends on lane at a restrictor-plate race Stenhouse, and the contact Heat made their pitch to the Heat President Pat Riley, might be best served heading Thursday, Miami will have again. turned Larson toward the wall All-Star forward — who is coach Erik Spoelstra and East. somewhere around $36 mil- Just like last time, it was and lifted his car off the track. also expected to speak with several assistant coaches. Golden State has won two lion in cap space — which Ricky Stenhouse Jr. celebrat- It triggered an eight-car acci- Boston and Utah in the com- Heat assistants Chris Quinn of the last three NBA cham- includes the space that will ing after the checkered flag. dent that collected Daytona ing days before announcing and Juwan Howard are part pionships, Paul George is be freed when the Heat likely Stenhouse raced to his 500 winner Kurt Busch and his decision. of Miami’s summer-league now paired with MVP Russell waive Chris Bosh in the com- second victory of the sea- whittled down the field to just A person with direct staff; neither was at the sum- Westbrook in Oklahoma City, ing days. son — second consecutive a handful of contenders. knowledge of the meeting mer opener in Orlando on Minnesota has made huge The Heat finished 41-41 on a restrictor-plate track NASCAR red-flagged the told The Associated Press that Saturday because they were strides this summer and San last season, missing the play- — Saturday night at Daytona race to clean the damage, and Hayward was at the arena engaged in what the team Antonio will still likely be a offs even after erasing an International Speedway. Both went back to yellow after a where the Heat play for sev- described only as “official title contender. 11-30 first half of the season events were billed as show- stoppage of nearly nine min- eral hours, getting a feel for Heat business.” The Heat went into the with a 30-11 second half. cases for retiring driver Dale utes. many aspects of the team’s It didn’t take much to fig- summer with free agents of “I just want to have a great Earnhardt Jr., and Stenhouse Dillon was out front as the operation and emphasis on ure out what that meant. their own, like Haslem, James summer, come back and have stole both shows. leader, followed by Ragan, their culture. The person Most of the specifics of Johnson, Dion Waiters and a great team and try to win Stenhouse picked up his Allmendinger and Stenhouse, spoke on condition of ano- what went on inside the Luke Babbitt. Haslem has said the championship, contend first career NACAR Cup Series who despite driving under nymity because neither the arena when Hayward — who he wants to stay though no for championships,” Riley win in May at Talladega. Larson’s airborne car, seemed Heat nor Hayward revealed averaged a career-best 21.9 deal has been agreed upon, said earlier in the offseason. Just like last time, girlfriend to come out unscathed and any details publicly. points last season for Utah and Johnson said last month “I don’t know how many Danica Patrick was there to restarted fourth. Among the players known — visited were kept secret. that he’s hopeful to remain in more non-playoff years I can greet him in victory lane — Ragan got a good push to be part of the meeting One selling point, however, Miami. take or I want to take.” she had wrecked out shortly from Allmendinger on the were Heat center Hassan was in full display for all to “I’m on a mission right Getting Hayward would before and was the first per- restart, but a spin by Denny Whiteside and longtime cap- see. The Heat often hang pho- now,” Johnson said. certainly make Riley endur- son at his car window when Hamlin and Erik Jones tain Udonis Haslem — who tos of their current players Waiters — who played ing another non-playoff year he pulled in to celebrate. brought out the caution to returned from dropping his on the light poles along the for $2.9 million last season anytime soon much less “It validates what we did in send the race into overtime. son off at college in time to street leading to the arena’s and said he did so to prove likely. Talladega,” Stenhouse said. That’s when Stenhouse got his He earned this one for chance. Roush Fenway Racing in “I zigged when I should a two-lap overtime sprint have zagged,” Ragan said. when leader David Ragan “It’s tough to block two or Ingles signs four-year deal with Jazz tried to block the field and three lanes coming to the lost momentum. Stenhouse white flag. I missed it on that SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — full day of free agency and players who started in spots, the NBA in 2011. squirted by and held on for run. If I couldn’t win I’m glad Forward Joe Ingles agreed can now turn their attention could play lead guard and General manager Dennis the victory. He did it in a new another Ford is in victory to a four-year contract to to Hayward, their All-Star developed into a defensive Lindsey said retaining Utah’s car, too, because he wasn’t lane. Ricky’s a good guy and remain with the Utah Jazz forward who met with the stopper. own free agents was a top giving back the Ford he drove I’m proud for that team.” on Saturday, who are also Miami Heat on Saturday. Ingles is close with priority. Ingles returned, at Talladega to his first career The race was allegedly hoping to retain Gordon Ingles averaged a career- Hayward and made it clear but Hill is likely gone after Cup victory. the final one at Daytona for Hayward. best 7.1 points in his third at the end of the season that the Rubio signing. Hayward “I kept my Talladega car Earnhardt . But he opens the Priority Sports announced NBA season, then helped he wanted to return, along remains one of the marquee and told them to build a new door wider and wider every the deal on Twitter, which the Jazz knock off the Los with Hayward. names available in free agen- one,” he said. “I have been time he speaks about racing ESPN first reported was Angeles Clippers in the first The Jazz traded for Ricky coming here since 2008. I in the future, and winning the worth $52 million. round of the playoffs. His Rubio on Friday to bolster cy this offseason. actually came in 2006 one pole for Saturday night made Ingles was a restricted career-high 44.1 3-point the point guard positon Utah returned to the post- time with Bobby Hamilton Jr. him eligible for an exhibition free agent who would have percentage ranked third in as George Hill is an unre- season in 2017 with its first and it is cool to put it in vic- race next February. drawn interest from other the league. Ingles grew into stricted free agent. Rubio 50-win season since 2009-10 tory lane and get our second It set the stage for what teams. But the Jazz locked one of coach Quin Snyder’s and Ingles played together and a playoff berth for the win this year.” felt like an Earnhardt kind of up the Australian on the first most trusted and durable in Spain before Rubio left for first time since 2012. Clint Bowyer was second night, but he was forced into for the second consecutive the wall riding in traffic early week. in the second stage and it “This bridesmaid deal seemed to end the feel-good sucks. I want to win. We’re story. Warriors to re-sign West, Iguodala in this business to win,” said But Earnhardt worked his Bowyer. “But second is better way back inside the top 10 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) it intends to sign West to a ever lead the NBA in assist-to- in the gym and won. That’s all than third.” and was sixth and pushing — About as quickly as they new deal next week upon the turnover ratio at 4.50 — 261 it’s about. Straight up.” Bowyer joined Stenhouse hard, demanding on his radio can blow games open with big conclusion of the free agency assists to 58 turnovers. Myers already reached to give Ford Performance a to know who was in front runs, the high-flying Golden moratorium period. Agent “I think it’s part of the rea- agreements with two-time 1-2 finish for the manufac- of Kevin Harvick, when he State Warriors are keeping Jeff Austin told The AP that son people enjoy watching MVP Curry on a record turer and engine builder Doug hooked Harvick to trigger a their roster intact for another West would likely receive the us play, people see so much max-money deal and with Yates. Ford also won all three multi-car crash. Harvick said championship chase. veteran minimum $2.3 mil- unselfishness, they see the key reserve guard Shaun plate races this season. he got a flat tire right before Fresh off his first career lion, though final details were beauty in the pass,” the 33- Livingston for $24 million Paul Menard was third, fol- the contact. title, David West is coming still being completed. year-old Iguodala said last over three more seasons. lowed by Michael McDowell, Earnhardt’s night was over, back for what is expected to Austin also confirmed the month. “It can scare teams at During the regular season, Ryan Newman and Ragan. and he headed to the garage be his final NBA season — details of Curry’s new max times. What do you do?” West posted averages of 4.6 Brendan Gaughan, AJ and a 32nd-place finish. and menacing defender and deal of $201 million over five From Day 1, West realized points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.2 Allmendinger, Erik Jones and “It’s been a wild night,” key reserve Andre Iguodala years. being part of the Warriors assists while playing 12.6 Chris Buescher rounded out Earnhardt said. “I didn’t appears to be staying put, too. “We intend to enter into a was special, and he emerged minutes and shooting 53.6 a bizarre top 10. Many of the anticipate this much action The 2015 NBA Finals MVP Player Contract with David as one of their best passers percent from the floor. The top contenders were knocked and this much torn up sheet posted on his Twitter account once the Moratorium Period off the bench as Golden State Warriors finished with the out in accidents, including metal.” late Saturday a reference to ends,” general manager and recorded regular 30-assist league’s best record for a Patrick, who kicked her car in SHORT NIGHT: Joey sticking around : “Sources lead negotiator Bob Myers nights. Even back on June 12 third straight year. frustration when she wrecked. Logano was knocked out in close to Andre Iguodala said. ahead of Game 5 later that Warriors assistant Mike She also was out of the race a multi-car accident after 72 reporting agreed to terms to The versatile forward just night against King James and Brown, who filled in for the and in street clothes when laps. But, Logano was one of return to the bay....” completed his 14th NBA sea- the Cavaliers, West noted how ailing Steve Kerr during a Stenhouse won at Talladega. seven drivers to run in the No other details were son by averaging 4.5 points, nearly everybody showed up The race had hit full inten- rain postponed Xfinity Series provided by the sought-after 2.7 rebounds and 2.1 assists at an optional shootaround. chunk of the postseason, sity in the final 10 laps with race earlier in the day. Even Iguodala or his agent, who during the Warriors’ postsea- “That’s what we do. That’s could sense how much the series points leader Kyle with the wreck, Logano raced didn’t immediately return son run to their second title in why we won it,” said West, season — and close-knit, fun Larson slicing his way back 430 miles in the two races. emails from The Associated three seasons. who will turn 37 next month. atmosphere — meant to West into contention. He was chas- UP NEXT: A Saturday night Press. Iguodala was reported- Iguodala regularly guarded “Because even when Coach at this stage of his career. ing Ty Dillon for the lead with race at Kentucky Speedway, ly deciding between multiple Cleveland star LeBron James says, `Get what you need, “You can feel it this year seven laps remaining when where Brad Keselowski won offers Saturday. during the NBA Finals yet it’s on you to make the deci- but he’s not a rah-rah guy he moved up a lane to block last year. He has won three of This is right where West again, and scored his postsea- sion,’ everybody’s still work- so you don’t see it all the Stenhouse. the last five races at Kentucky. wants to be, with a chance son high of 20 points in the ing. That’s what this group is time,” Brown said. “I think to go out on top again. And Game 5 title clincher. He aver- about. That’s why we got to the fit here is terrific for him he will have many familiar aged 7.2 points, 4.1 rebounds the top. Talent only takes you because of the way we play. It will become even more faces alongside him, including and 3.2 assists during the so far. But details and X’s and We space the floor, we have Vaughan difficult if players keep leav- the NBA’s new richest man: postseason for Golden State. O’s, committing to one anoth- guys that move very well continued from page B1 ing for the bright lights (and, Stephen Curry. During the regular season, he er every single day. We stayed without the basketball, we dare I say, nightlife) of the big The team said Saturday became the first Warrior to out of the streets, we stayed have great shooters.” lion annual salary seems like a city. If I were being offered bargain. that much money to do my job, Who ends up paying for all particularly if my job was to of this? The fans, of course. play a children’s game, I’d go They’re the ones who are going just about anywhere. $30 mil- to be priced out of the arena, lion goes a lot further in Salt thanks to overpriced tickets, Lake City than it does Boston concessions and parking. It’s or Miami. hard to take paying hundreds of dollars to take your family Darren Vaughan is a veteran Something on out to a basketball game on an average income, particularly sports writer from Moab, Utah. when the 10th or 11th guy His pocketbook believes that your mind? on the bench — you know, professional sports are best the guy who never gets in the experienced from the couch, game — is making multiple though his personal experience millions of dollars just for put- believes otherwise. Email him ting on his warmups and wav- at dvaughan@tooeletranscript. ing a towel. com.

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