TOOELE Community RANSCRIPT photos of the T year S  T  C See B1 BULLETIN S  THURSDAY December 27, 2018 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 60 $1.00 2018 TOP 10 STORIES OF THE YEAR Tax hikes common refrain across county in 2018

TOP TEN STEVE HOWE attended the June 20 meeting thing it could to add sales tax STORIES STAFF WRITER and most of the 14 residents so an increase in property tax If one thing who spoke said the increase would not be needed.” changed for was too high for a single year. The City Council cited an 1 Tooele County When the dust settled increased police budget and $8 residents in 2018, in August, the Tooele City million for a new police station it was likely an increase to Council approved an 82-per- as the main reason behind the their property tax bills. cent increase over the previous significant property tax hike. While there were more than year’s rate. The new tax rate means a few tax increases around “We knew we had to do this, that the owner of a residential Tooele County this year, none and we probably should have property valued at $200,000 made headlines quite like the done it sooner,” Mayor Debbie and who paid $201 to Tooele tax hike in Tooele City. Winn told the audience at the City last year will pay $367 this A proposed 115-percent Aug. 15 meeting. “We planned year. increase in property taxes was for many years to have more Also, the owner of a commer- approved in June, despite vocal retail development in Tooele, cial property valued at $200,000 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO dissatisfaction from residents but it didn’t happen. The Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn holds up her own property tax statement, showing her own property tax has in attendance. About 70 people administration has done every- SEE TAX PAGE A9 ® increased, during a past town hall meeting on a proposed tax increase for the city. County will make sweeping change to its form of government in 2021 Voters approve study committee’s recommendation to replace 3-member commission with five member council and appointed manager

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO TOP TEN TIM GILLIE Growth in the county has created a need for more homes and a pressing STORIES STAFF WRITER need for high density housing — much to chagrin of many residents Culminating a two-year 3 long process that started in November 2016, local voters approved a change Residents, planners in the form of Tooele County’s govern- ment during the 2018 general election. By a 52.7 percent margin, voters battle over high casted a yes vote to the ballot question, “Shall Tooele County adopt the alter- nate form of government known as the density projects council-manager form of government that has been recommended by the study committee?” The new govern- TOP TEN TIM GILLIE approving growth, and citi- ment will be lead by a five-member STORIES STAFF WRITER zens, concerned with crowded council elected by districts and an In 2017 Tooele roads, dried up wells, and loss appointed county manager effective 2 County was the of rural land, clashed in 2018 Jan. 1, 2021. seventh fastest over high density develop- Also known as Prop. 6, the change growing county in ments designed to fit more in Tooele County’s form of government the United States, according to people on less ground. started with the 2016 general election. the U.S. Census. That growth In unincorporated Tooele FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO That’s when voters approved the for- continued in 2018 as the County, six residential develop- Erik Gumbrecht reads election results at a Prop. 6 party held on election night. Voters agreed mation of a committee to study Tooele to change the county’s government to a five-member council and appointed manager. county’s population is expected ments approved by the County County’s current government and other to reach 105,485 by 2037, Commission drew enough authorized forms of county government council with an appointed county man- porters on election night as the group according to official population ire from citizens that seven in Utah. Those other authorized options ager. watched online reports of election projections from the Kem C. referenda petitions were filed included expanding the county com- “The citizens have taken their county results. “I’m ecstatic. There was so much Gardner Policy Institute at the to overturn rezone requests mission to five or seven members, an back,” said Richard Mitchell, chair- hard work that went into the study.” University of Utah. or development agreements elected county council with an elected man of the County Government Study Government officials, county mayor, or an elected county Committee at a gathering of Prop 6 sup- SEE GOVERNMENT PAGE A6 ® charged with planning and SEE PROJECTS PAGE A6 ®

Fire burns 171 acres and closes Middle Canyon for several days

TOP TEN STEVE HOWE City below. two hand crews, a hotshot crew and a STORIES STAFF WRITER In the ensuing hours, the fire had helicopter. The evening of July burned 88 acres and threatened a Air support units, including three 4 26, a red ring of flames pair of structures and forced evacua- airplanes and two helicopters, were was visible high over tions on Grimm Hill Road and Cassity dispatched to the fire, dumping water Tooele City in the area of Drive. and retardant on the blaze to aid Middle Canyon. The blaze continued to grow, containment. Local residents watched North Tooele Fire District crews quickly reaching a maximum size of the helicopters refill their buckets at first responded to the fire that eve- 171 acres within a day of ignition. Settlement Canyon Reservoir and por- ning, when the fire was only about While there were dozens of fires table reservoirs set up near the fire. 2 to 3 acres. The fire was reported in Tooele County in 2018, the Middle Middle Canyon Road was closed by a UTV rider coming down Middle Canyon Fire was notable for its prox- until Aug. 3, when the fire was was DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO Canyon Road around 9 p.m. The eve- imity to structures and the scale of deemed fully contained and out. A BAe 146 jet carrying fire retardant drops a load along the south ridge at the mouth of ning winds quickly moved the blaze the response to the blaze. At its peak, Fire crews from North Tooele Fire Middle Canyon on July 27. Two other fixed wing aircraft and two helicopters were also up from the canyon and over the sad- there were 101 personnel assigned involved in aerial retardant work to control the human-caused blaze. dle, with the flames visible in Tooele to the fire, including six fire engines, SEE FIRE PAGE A9 ®

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B8 Low snowpack, Two arrests Vote by mail HOMETOWN B1 dry summer made in ATI brings out OBITUARIES A8 spurs more theft case record voter SPORTS A10 drought See A3 turnout See A2 See A4 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 27, 2018 County health, local doctors tackle opioid crisis head on

TOP TEN STORIES MARK WATSON we are trying to treat.” CORRESPONDENT The gathering included comments The opioid crisis in from Tooele City Mayor Debbie Winn, 5 Tooele County makes Dr. Greg Gardner, Corporal Shawn the Top 10 news stories Sagers of the Tooele City Police for the second straight Department, and Hillary Bryan. year. It ranked fourth on the list for “We are serious about working 2017 and fifth this year. together to address this issue, so we Researchers who focused on opi- can save lives,” Antinori said. oid abuse in Tooele County said that Also attending the news confer- Utah ranks fourth in the nation in the ence were Grantsville Mayor Brent percentage of opioid overdose deaths, Marshall, Stockton Mayor Thomas and Tooele County ranks third in Karjola, Grantsville City Police the state in percentage of overdose Chief Jacob Enslen, and Sen. Daniel deaths. Thatcher. Opioid and heroin abuse informa- The battle to fight the opioid tion was presented on two occasions epidemic in Utah will continue during meetings at the Tooele County in 2019 with a “Living Well with Health Department by Westminster Chronic Pain” class in Tooele sched- college student Mikayla Holt, Dr. uled to start in February at the USU John Contreras, director of the Extension — Tooele County Office Master of Public Health program at inside the Tooele County Health Westminster, and health educator Department at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Hillary Bryan For information about the classes, They spent 200 hours interviewing contact Maren Wright Voss at 435- active users, former users and family 277-2400 and at maren.voss@usu. members of users in the study. edu. It was discovered that being sent to mwatsontooeletranscript.com jail was the most effective interven- tion in Tooele County for people seek- ing to stop their own opioid or heroin addiction. Research showed that because there are no drug treatment detox facilities in the county, being FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO confined in jail was the only recourse On Sept. 4, Dr. Greg Gardner (above right) talks about the opioid crisis in Tooele County during a campaign launch at Mountain West Medical Center. The county ranks third in the state for opioid and heroin overdose deaths. Gardner is an emergency department physi- for users. cian at MWMC. “We learned that people needed to stay in jail for at least three months percent of Utahns are now talking and more. When these entities work and Throw Out Opioids campaign at for intervention,” Holt said. to their doctors about alternatives to together, you are going to see amaz- Mountain West Medical Center. Tooele County Health Department opioids for managing their pain. ing results,” he said. “Opioid medications can be used hosted several public events during PoVey said Tooele County has done “If you can get a teenager through safely, but they must be used carefully the year to shine a light on the crisis. a “very nice job” in prevention efforts those teen years until the age of 25, and exactly to what they are pre- On April 5, Craig PoVey, preven- within schools and the community statistics show that they will have scribed for,” said Dr. James Antinori tion administrator for the State of with programs like “Communities very little chance of substance abuse of Mountain West Medical Center. Utah, Division of Substance Abuse that Care.” issues,” PoVey said. “On the other “People need to speak to their doc- and Mental Health, spoke to about Research had shown that opioid hand, if kids start to abuse drugs by tors about it. There are non-opioid

100 people at a town hall meeting addiction can be avoided long before the age of 12, there is a 50-50 chance medications that can be used. In the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO at Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High it becomes an issue in the first place they are going to have problems later emergency department, we do want Mikayla Holt of Westminster College School. as people work together, PoVey said. on.” to treat a patient’s pain, but we want explains the findings of an Opioid and He said that things were changing “Physicians, religious people, the On Sept. 4, Tooele County to do it carefully so as not to create a Heroin Use Focus Group Study completed in Utah, and cited a statistic that 78 business community, families, schools launched its Speak Out, Opt Out problem that is bigger than the one by the Tooele County Health Department.

Poor winter snowpack and dry summer deepens area drought

TOP TEN STORIES DAVID BERN EDITOR The snowstorm 6 that hit on the late afternoon of Christmas Day was a gift in more ways than one. It gave Tooele Valley a welcomed layer of snow for Christmas and perhaps sig- naled a hopeful change to a year-long weather pattern of few storms and hyper dry con- ditions that have made drought

TOOELETRANSCRIPT FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO BULLETIN Settlement Canyon Reservior (above) is low after a below-average winter snowpack in the Grantsville Reservior was also well below normal throughout the summer because of poor ADMINISTRATION Oquirrh Mountains and a summer that received little to no rain June through September. winter snowpack in the Stansbury Mountains and little to no rain June through September. Scott C. Dunn Publisher the Transcript Bulletin’s 6th top Bevan’s station. Mining Fork in the Stansbury Water restrictions were taken a toll on the county’s Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus story of the year. When the 2017-18 water Mountains, teetered between further intensified as water soil profiles. Throughout the OFFICE Christmas Day’s storm that year ended on Sept. 30 the 45 and 55 percent of normal. user demand mounted. That summer, the National Weather Bruce Dunn Controller continued into Wednesday total precipitation mark The SnoTel site at Vernon demand was caused by a sum- Service U.S. Drought Monitor Chris Evans Office Manager morning dropped nearly 6 reached 10.49 inches. Normal Creek faired much worse. mer that was literally dry as map showed Tooele County Vicki Higgins Customer Service inches of snow and added precipitation by Sept. 30, of When May arrived, snow- dust. Normal precipitation under both Moderate Drought EDITORIAL .42 of an inch of water to the each year in Tooele City is pack at those sites quickly dis- from June through September (D1) and Severe Drought (D2) David Bern Editor area’s lagging precipitation 18.49 inches. Causing that appeared. By June 1, the Utah is 4.39 inches. But last sum- status. D0 means abnormally Darren Vaughan Sports Editor total, according to Ned Bevan, 8-inch deficit was last winter’s Climate and Water Report mer, zero rainfall was recorded dry, D3 extreme drought and Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor National Weather Service poor snowfall, followed by a by the Natural Resources in June and September, with D4 exceptional drought. Tim Gillie Staff Writer observer in Tooele City. hyperdry summer. Conservation Service, showed only .76 of an inch measured But by Sept. 30, the entire Steve Howe Staff Writer The 2018-19 water year, According to Bevan, his Settlement Canyon Reservoir during July and August. county was listed as Severe Mark Watson Correspondent which began three months NWS reporting station received at 72-percent capacity and With so much demand on Drought (D2). The latest map ADVERTISING ago on Oct. 1, stood at 3.96 only 28.3 inches of snowfall Grantsville Reservoir at 84-per- irrigation water because of released on Dec. 20 shows the Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager inches after Christmas Day’s from Oct. 1, 2017 to Sept. cent capacity. little to no rain, Settlement county still in severe drought. Keith Bird Advertising Sales storm, Bevan said. More than 30, 2018. Normal total snow- With Settlement Canyon Canyon Irrigation Company On Oct. 15, Gov. Gary Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & half that amount fell dur- fall is 84.4 inches. And what Reservoir not at capacity at shut down in early September Herbert issued an executive Classified Advertising Manager ing October as remnants of was happening on the valley the start of summer, the irriga- — over a month early. In order declaring a state of LAYOUT & DESIGN Tropical Storm Rosa reached floor in terms of low snow- tion company initiated water August, Grantsville Irrigation emergency due to drought John Hamilton Creative Director deep into Utah. fall was occurring as well in restrictions. At Grantsville Company shareholders were across the state. The declara- Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Combined normal moisture the Oquirrh and Stansbury Reservoir, farmers were allot- warned via email to check tion was made to draw atten- PRODUCTION total for October, November Mountains. ted two regular turns instead their meters and not to exceed tion to the drought problem Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager and December is 4.98 inches From January through April, of normally five-to-six turns, their allotment — or face pos- and to allow drought impacted Darwin Cook Web Press Manager while combined normal snow- SnoTel sites — which measure while residential users were sible fines up to $1,000. communities and agriculture Dan Coats Pre-press Technician fall total is 30.8 inches. But the amount of water content allotted only 150,000 gallons. The year’s below normal to begin accessing state or fed- Scott Spence Insert Technician since Oct. 1, only 21.5 inches in snowpack — at Rocky Basin The previous year they were precipitation totals both in the eral resources for relief. of snow has been recorded at in the Oquirrh Mountains and allotted 250,000 gallons. mountains and valleys have [email protected] SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the United States. OFFICE HOURS: New UDOT construction projects started in 2018 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. aim to reduce congestion and delays on area roads PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. TOP TEN STEVE HOWE piled-up dirt is still in the settle- to break ground on the $75 fully unfunded with no antici- unfunded and would likely cost STAFF WRITER COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, STORIES ment phase. Now expected to million Midvalley Highway, pated start dates. as much as $200 million. BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: Relief to traf- start up again in the spring, the which is currently still in The state developed a con- Another long-term project 3 p.m. day prior to publication. fic congestion for project will create an additional design. The new highway ceptual plan to build a third proposed in 2018 was the OBITUARY DEADLINE: 7 Tooele County’s southbound lane from state would extend from state Route lane from the state Route 201 Oquirrh Expressway, which 10 a.m. day of publication. commuters looks Route 36 from the off-ramps 138 near Sheep Lane to I-80. ramp to the SR-36 interchange would run from the east end of Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. 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The project is Tooele County Commissioner POSTMASTER: Many of those commut- fic this year but UDOT won’t pated traffic congestion on state still seeking $3 million in fund- Wade Bitner said the county Send change of address to: ers likely noticed the work to begin that project until next Route 36 and the Lake Point ing. needs to complete preliminary PO Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 replace the Interstate 80 inter- year. A previous construction interchange on I-80 through UDOT is also developing a requirements such as acquir- 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 change in Lake Point, which design would have resulted in the year 2040. The Midvalley conceptual design for an addi- ing the right-of-way for the email: [email protected] began this spring. In April, a 23 days of single-lane traffic in Highway will add increased tional eastbound lane from highway in order to move or visit our website extension at single lane of the exit ramp was both directions for each bridge north-south transportation SR-36 to SR-201, but the $2 up UDOT’s priority list. The www.tooeletranscript.com closed due to construction and but a temporary bridge will be capacity, as well as an alternate million is not yet funded. Oquirrh Expressway is on Entire contents ©2018 Transcript Bulletin crews moved earth to create the constructed instead, to allow access road to I-80. UDOT has developed a con- UDOT’s 2050 long range plan Publishing Company, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may incline for the new bridge, adja- normal traffic volumes through- UDOT has a number of long- ceptual plan for a more long- but the project has no funding be reproduced in any form without the cent to existing structure. out the work. term future plans for Tooele term project to extend SR-201 or construction date. written consent of the editor or publisher. Several months later, the In 2019, UDOT is expected County, which are partly or to SR-36, but the project is [email protected] THURSDAY December 27, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Tooele man dies in Christmas Eve crash

STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER A 20-year-old Tooele man has died after being involved in two accidents early on Dec. 24, according to the Tooele City Police Department. A Chevy pickup truck rear-ended a Hyundai Sonata in the area of 270 S. 900 West, causing the Sonata to strike a tree, at 5:27 a.m., according to Tooele City Police Sgt. Jeremy Hansen. The PHOTO COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT driver of the truck, later identified as A pair of skid steers and four MIG welders that were reported stolen Shad Amann, did not stop and contin- from ATI last month have been recovered and a man and woman from ued northbound on 900 West. Grantsville have been arrested in relation to the thefts. The pickup truck turned east onto 200 South, traveling to 200 S. 700 West, where it hit a guardrail, then a fence, before continuing into a field and down Grantsville pair into a ravine near Sterling Elementary School, according to Hansen. Amann PHOTO COURTESY TOOELE CITY POLICE was transported by ambulance to a Salt A Tooele man died on Dec. 24 after crashing into a ravine near Sterling Elementary School. arrested for theft of Lake area hospital in critical condition. He died later the same evening. The male driver of the Hyundai released at the scene, Hansen said. turned over to the state medical exam- equipment at ATI Sonata from the initial accident was The cause of the accident is still iner’s office. examined by medical personnel and under investigation. The case has been [email protected]

STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER A pair of skid steers and welding equipment stolen from the Allegheny Technologies Incorporated facility near U.S. Magnesium have been recov- ered and two suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft. The two skid steers and four MIG welders were reported stolen on Nov. 11, according to Tooele County Sheriff’s Lt. Eli Wayman. Kirk Fawson The sheriff’s office shared surveillance footage with audio to its Facebook account on Dec. 11. Wayman said tips from community members who recognized the man in the video helped lead to the arrest. On Dec. 22, the sheriff’s office arrested Kirk Fawson, 31, and Margaret Scarlett, 31, both of Grantsville, in connec- tion with the thefts. Fawson was a former ATI employee, according to Wayman. Fawson and Scarlett were interviewed last week but Margaret Scarlett denied any connection to the EMPLOYEE PRICING FOR ALL! thefts, Wayman said. Both sus- the lock on the gate, according pects agreed to surrender their to Wayman. It took three loads phones to investigators, but during the overnight theft to & tried to remotely wipe them remove all of the equipment. FREE afterward. Fawson had traded one of Investigators were able to the skid steers for a pickup FLYAWAY recover all of the information truck, which he had left at a on the phones, including some friend’s house, and sold one deleted files, Wayman said. of the welders to another $ $ Included in the files off the Grantsville resident. Both the 12,174 12,385 TRIP phones were pictures of the skid steer and welder were stolen skid steers, including recovered by police, and the 2017 Chevrolet 2013 VW a picture of them in Fawson’s remaining stolen goods were Sonic LT Beetle 2.5L ON NEW backyard. found at the home of one of P1017 P1106 After they were confronted Fawson’s friends in Midvale. with pictures and copies of Charges against Fawson VEHICLES! messages from their phones on and Scarlett have not been Saturday, Fawson admitted to filed in 3rd District Court as of deputies that he and Scarlett Thursday morning. went to the ATI facility and cut [email protected] NOW HIRING ... $12,434 $12,497 • Sales Holiday season 2016 Kia 2016 Ford • Lube Techs Soul Focus SE • Receptionists changes publishing G7839726 P1031 date schedule

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Gillette. That’s most likely the larg- MORE INFORMATION | est turnout for a non-presi- dential election in the modern history of Tooele County, 435-843-4110 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO according to Gillette. Megan Gonzales drops her ballot into a collection box at Middle Canyon For example, voter turnout Elementary during Election Day on Nov. 6. The election saw a record num- for the 2014 general election ber of local voters cast a ballot. www.livingwell.utah.gov in Tooele County was 45.8 percent, according to Gillette’s records. location,” Gillette said. “Some office may have on file. 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TOP TEN STORIES TIM GILLIE STAFF WRITER Local taxpay- 9 ers may have to hold their breaths until New Year’s Eve, but 2018 may go down as the year when Tooele County sold the former Miller Motorsports Park, now branded as Utah Motorsports Campus, after a three and one-half year adventure try- ing to sell the facility. The sale is expected to close on or before New Year’s Eve, but last week a threat FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS to the process arose as Rep. If all goes according to plan, the sale of Utah Motorsports Campus (left and above) will be finalized on or before New Year’s Eve, according to the Doug Sagers, R-Tooele City, Tooele County Commission. The sale price is $18.55 million. suggested he may try to block the sale if he doesn’t receive the financial records for UMC ownership now in their very full. the items agreed upon in the The track, the buildings, require the county to sell the that he has requested through capable hands.” On July 3, Milne acknowl- management agreement. and all other facilities became former MMP to Center Point. the Government Records The purchase by Mitime edged that the county had The county’s independent the property of Tooele County After Adkins set aside the Access and Management Act. includes the track, buildings, received at least one quali- audit for 2017 included a upon the termination of the original sale to Mitime, the In the past, the Tooele all physical assets as well fied offer for the purchase of summary of the county’s lease, according to the agree- county sold UMC to the coun- County Commission has held as all 511 acres of property. UMC. financial obligation to UMC ment with the Miller Group. ty’s redevelopment agency that under state law those Tenant leases and current However, it wasn’t until the for 2016 and 2017, including The county signed an for $20 million in December records have been classified event contracts will be hon- September announcement an entry to adjust the 2016 agreement in October 2015 to 2016. as protected until the sale is ored under the agreement but that the county officially financial statements to reflect sell the facility for $20 million Center Point again filed closed. may be subject to changes in revealed that Mitime was the the obligations of the man- to Mitime Utah Investment, a complaint in 3rd District County Commissioner 2019. one and only qualified bidder. agement agreement. leaving on the table a $22.1 Court, asking this time that Shawn Milne said he is Mitime Utah is the parent The sales agreement With a sales price of million offer from Center the sale of UMC to the RDA “reserved and has some cau- company of Utah Motorsports was approved in a County $18.55 million and $10.35 Point Management, a Las be set aside and the county be tious optimism” that the sale Campus, LLC, which in turn Commission meeting at the million in expenses and clos- Vegas-based development directed to sell UMC to Center of UMC will be “resolved is a subsidiary of the Zhejiang end of October. While the ing costs for the UMC sale, company. Point. sooner than later, for the Geely Holding Company, sales price for UMC was the county is looking at $8.2 Center Point filed a motion In response to pre-trial county, our citizens, and all a publicly traded company $18.55 million, the county’s million in net gain from the in 3rd District Court to set motions, 3rd District Court stakeholders involved.” on the Hong Kong Stock management agreement sale in 2019. That does not aside the sale to Mitime, Judge Randall Skanchy set Tooele County announced Exchange based in China’s with Mitime for the last three include the $1.55 million the because Center Point had aside the sale of UMC to the in September 2018 that it Zhejiang Province. years of operating the track county paid in 2017 to Center offered a higher purchase county’s RDA. would sell UMC to Mitime Geely’s holdings include for the county called for the Point Management to drop price. The court was considering Utah, LLC for $18.55 million. the largest private automobile county to reimburse Mitime all legal challenges to the sale Third District Court Judge Center Point’s request that “We are pleased to manufacturer in China, as for start up costs, operating of UMC. Robert Adkins set aside the the court direct the county to announce this agreement well as Volvo, Proton, Lotus, losses, expenses for operat- The Miller Motorsports sale to Mitime in December sell the facility to Center Point with Mitime who has been the London Taxi Company, ing costs and pay Mitime a Park opened in June 2006 on 2015. During the hearing when the county and Center a valued partner and the and Terrafugia. management fee of 1 percent 511 acres of land leased to before Adkins, Center Point Point reached a settlement track operator for the past Mitime submitted the of cash receipts upon the sale the Miller Group by Tooele Management raised its offer agreement. three years,” said County only bid in response to the of UMC. County. As part of the lease to $28.5 million. Center Point agreed that Commission Chairman Wade county’s April 2018 published The County Commission agreement, the Miller Group While Center Point’s chal- for a $1.55 million settlement Bitner, in a press release that request for offers to purchase approved a 2019 budget paid the county 5 percent of lenge to the sale of Miller paid by the county it would announced the Mitime as the UMC. in December 2018 with a the track’s revenue. In 2013 Motorsports Park proceeded drop all challenges to the sale buyer. “They are committed According to the request $10.35 million cost for legal MMP’s annual lease payment through the courts, the coun- of UMC and not participate in to growing the facility and its for offers the deadline for expenses and closing costs to the county was $337,166. ty entered into the agreement future attempts to sell UMC. economic impact with more offers was July 2, 2018, at associated with the sale of The quest to find a new with UMC, LLC to keep the Skanchy approved the set- events, races, a hotel, manu- 5 p.m. Tooele County was UMC. owner for MMP started in facility open under county tlement in December 2017. facturing facility and research to announce the offer it had Details of the $10.35 May 2015 when the Miller ownership in 2016. The settlement with Center and development center. accepted, if one was accepted, million amount were not Group informed the county The county renewed the Point opened the door for They have been tremendous within 30 days after the dead- provided, but the County that it would not renew the management agreement with the county to issue a new call stewards of this world-class line. Closing was to follow Commission confirmed that 10-year lease on the facility UMC, LLC, one year at a time, for offers to purchase UMC, track on behalf of the county in another 30 days, with the the cost includes closing costs when it expired at the end of for 2017 and 2018. which it did in April 2018. and we are glad to have the cash purchase price due in and the county’s payment of the year. Adkins’s ruling did not [email protected] ABLE TO EARN MORE WITH CHARTWAY SHARE CERTIFICATES.

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Projects fer zone. paying $30 million for infra- Rio Tinto Kennecott unveiled structure, you make the develop- continued from page A1 its plans for 1,444 acres of ers pay step by step. This is the property it owns in Lake Point first step.” stretching south to Stansbury Traffic, water and preserv- approved by the County Park. ing rural living are common Commission in 2018. Previously zoned for a mix of elements in the arguments of Developer and Stansbury resi- agricultural, rural residential, opponents of higher density dent Derald Anderson proposed manufacturing, and multiple development. five 12-unit apartments and 14 uses, Kennecott’s Adobe Rock “This was poorly thought townhomes on 5.38 acres in Ranch will add 4,710 residential out,” said Paul Klein of Stansbury Park that was zoned units and 329 acres of parks and Stansbury Park. “We don’t need for commercial use south of the trails to northern Tooele Valley to invite everybody and their University of Utah Stansbury along with a variety of commer- mother out here to buy houses. Health Center on the southwest cial, retail, and open space over They’re going to come anyway. corner of Clubhouse Drive and a 20-25 year period. We have the room but the idea Country Club Drive. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO After listening to a represen- of having the high density is a The County Commission New home construction is a common sight in the Stansbury Park and Lake Point area. Tooele County was the tative of Kennecott admit that terrible idea. It’s a strain on the approved Anderson’s rezone seventh fastest growing county in the nation in 2017. Adobe Rock Ranch would have existing area and the roads. request, but also imposed two a big impact on the community, Larry Stephens of Erda men- conditions: the buildings cannot put Anderson’s rezone request Opponents dubbed White’s ment bordering the north end of Lake Point resident Colleen tioned the water supply. exceed two stories or be more on a ballot for a vote by all projects “The Erda Brothers 3” the Golden Gardens subdivision. Garrard approached him and “The water table is dropping,” than 35 feet above grade, and Tooele County voters. and started collecting signatures The development plans also said, “You’re development is he said. “What in the heck are the buildings must be built in a It looked like the petition to force a public vote on the include commercial and office going to have a big impact on we doing?” townhome style. sponsors had collected enough rezones. space, high density mixed-use, our community — like a train Terri Farley, also of Erda, is Many Stansbury residents still signatures, but the developer “This isn’t a fight against a and multi-story medium den- wreck.” worried about the future of rural vigorously opposed Anderson’s contacted the Tooele County developer,” said Kelli McFadden, sity townhouses, south of state Shoshone Village, Skywalk Erda. plans. Clerk claiming that not all of the who helped gather signatures. Route 138. and Adobe Rock Ranch are all “We need some balance and Anderson stated that his plans signature verifiers had person- “We are not against growth, but “A development like this subjects of three different refer- transition between communi- were driven by the county’s gen- ally witnessed the signatures in we feel that things need to slow would compromise the integ- enda petitions that seek to put ties,” she said. “I think that this eral plan, citing from the plan the petition packets as required down. We need to think before rity of the atmosphere that we their rezone approvals or devel- is a stark contrast [referring the need for affordable housing by state code. we act on permanent change. have in Erda,” Erda resident opment agreements on a ballot to Shoshone Village]. It’s just and the creation of nodes of high An investigation by the Tooele Erda has traditionally been Lori Witkowski told the Tooele for voters to approve. throwing rural Erda upside density residential areas near County Sheriff’s office revealed 5-acre lots. To change that is dis- County Planning Commission. If enough signatures are down and whacking it on the amenities such as transportation enough evidence to have the turbing. I’m not against anybody. “This development is a great collected and the petitions are head.” and retail shopping. petition invalidated by the I just want responsible growth.” development, but not there. declared valid, the three devel- County officials weren’t the A petition was circulated to Tooele County Attorney. The petitions for white’s We ask that you consider our opments will appear on the only ones who faced decisions Erda developer Joe White had rezones have been turned in values.” November 2019 general elec- about higher density housing in three rezone requests for two to the County Clerk, but no A developer’s request for 174 tion ballot — unless the County Tooele Valley. developments in Erda approved announcement has been made one-third acre lots with a 9.3 Commission decides to hold A Grantville City Council by the County Commission. on their status. acres of parks on 171 acres east a special election at an earlier decision to rezone 5.05 cares One was south of Excelsior In a special meeting held of Bargain Buggies underwent a time. on state Route 112 from com- Academy on two parcels. The tonight, the Tooele County transition at the request of the Outgoing Tooele County mercial to high density housing MYGA AUNNUITY development would have an Commission will consider planning commission before it Commissioner Myron Bateman was the subject of a success- average of three homes to an White’s request to withdraw his was finally approved. said higher density zoning is ful petition drive. The rezone 3.25% acre on the two parcels, varying development plans and repeal Redesigned to provide a buf- needed in the county to make request will be the subject of a from 6,000-square-foot lots near the associated rezone requests. fer with neighboring 5-acre lots, infrastructure to support growth referendum in the November GUARANTEED state Route 36 and at least one- Skywalk, a planned unit Shoshone Village will still have affordable. 2019 election. half acre lots on the east end of development on approximately a 12,000-square-foot minimum “One of the reasons this is The Tooele City Planning 10 YEARS the parcels. 247 acres south of state Route lots size with a condition that so important is that in order to Commission listened to opposi- White’s other project was on a 138 and west of the Erda the overall density not exceed put infrastructure in, water and tion during a public hearing 109-acre parcel west of Droubay Airport, was approved by the an average of three residences sewer, you have to have smaller in October for a request to and Clayton roads. He requested County Commission. per acre but it will also have a lots,” said Bateman. “We need rezone 31.88 acres in Overlake and received a rezone from rural Skywalk is slated to put 114 9.5-acre buffer zone of open to plan for the next 20 years. along Aaron Drive and Berra residential with five-acre lots to homes on lots between 0.25 and space on the south and east end We know we are going to grow Boulevard to high density resi- rural residential with one-acre 0.38 acres in a 42-acre area on of the property with 16-acres of and we need a water and sewer dential. lots for the parcels. the south end of the develop- 1-acre lots backing up to the buf- system. Instead of the residents [email protected]

tion screening committee con- Government sisting of volunteer citizens. continued from page A1 The committee would pub- lish the job, accept applications, and prescreen and rank appli- The study committee present- cants. The ranked applications ed its final report to the Tooele would be presented to the County Clerk in February 2018. county council after members During the course of the take their place in 2021. year-long study, the commit- The new county council tee said it became evident that would conduct interviews, the public wanted a larger and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO negotiate an agreement with more representative legislative Come January 2021, the three-member Tooele County Commission will be its selection and approve an body with a more clear separa- replaced by a five-member council and hired manager. appointment by April 2021, tion of executive and legislative according to the study commit- duties. The study committee, which of the Utah State Association of tee’s recommendation. Maria Sweeten, study com- started out with 11 members County Commissioners against Along with deciding if and mittee member, said she was but finished with nine as some the legislation. how the county’s form of gov- “elated” and appreciative of the members resigned, met nearly Sen. Daniel Thatcher, R-West ernment should be changed, the voters that understood the com- every Thursday evening from Valley City, who represents part study committee’s legal duties mittee’s message. Feb. 2017 - Feb. 2018. of Tooele County, submitted also included identifying any “The change we proposed Outside of the regular meet- amendments to the proposed additional recommendations was what we heard the people ings committee members inter- legislation from the Senate to improve the efficiency and say they wanted at our commu- viewed officials from Tooele floor. Thatcher’s amendments economy of the administration nity meetings,” Sweeten said. and other counties, attended allowed for the recommenda- of local government within the “People said they wanted more public input meetings in Tooele tion of a county government county. representation, better decision County communities, did other study committee that was Among the study committee’s making, and more account- research, and wrote reports. already under way at the time recommendations for improve- ability.” After selecting the five- the new legislation becomes ments was a revision of the member council/manager form effective, to be placed directly county’s budget process. of government shortly before on a ballot without a second The committee suggested the end of 2017, the committee petition, if voters approved the that the budget advisory com- turned to completing the details initiation of the study with at mittee’s membership be revised of implementing its recommen- least a 60-percent vote. to consist of two citizens and DENTAL Insurance dation, including developing a The legislation passed the a representative of all county transition plan. 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Allan Frank Martin working/traveling with his Florence Gordon 100th birthday. Many of the lifelong friend, James Reid life lessons she learned on Allan Frank Martin, 63, (Dena) on James’ company Johnson the golf course matriculated returned to his Heavenly projects. He also loved working Our loving Sister, Mother, into her own life as she said, Father at his home in Roy, with Parkinson Sound for years Grandmother, Great- “Be happy. It is easy to do the Utah, on Dec 17, 2018, due to where he became like family Grandmother, and Great- wrong thing and be miser- natural causes. He was born with many. Great-Grandmother, Florence able. Always do what you June 27, 1955, in Tooele, Utah, Allan was always willing to Helen Kim Gordon Johnson, love.” to parents Glenn and Evelyn help others and had an innate passed away peacefully on Florence was preceded in Martin. He was welcomed kindness. He appreciated any- Friday, Dec. 21, 2018. death by her parents, Charles home by his brother, Richard thing that was done for him, Florence was born on Aug. and Ingaborg; her two sis- Martin. He was a member of and cherished his close-knit 7, 1918, in Salt Lake City, ters, Ruth and Irma; her son, the Church of Jesus Christ of friends and co-workers. A great Utah, to Charles A. Kim and David; her great-grandson, Latter-day Saints, and served a man to have known here on Ingaborg M. Kim. She was the Joseph; and her great-grand- mission in Texas. earth will be greatly missed. third of four girls. Florence’s daughter, Zoie. Allan attended school in Allan is survived by cous- mother passed away when she She is survived by her sis- Tooele, and played in the ins and close friends, James was four years old. Because of ter, Harriet; her daughter, Tooele High School Band (Dena) Reid, Ken (Katie) this, she became a very hard Elaine; her son, Kim; her step- where he had the opportu- Parkinson, and Karen Harden. worker, and had a strong rela- daughter, Karen McCormack; nity to travel to performances later moving to Hill Air Force He will be missed by many tionship with her father. ing, softball, waterskiing and 13 grandchildren, 39 nationally. Allan attended BYU, Base working as an electri- other friends and co-workers. Joy is one of the best and many other activities. great-grandchildren, and 41 and was a sound and light- cal/software engineer until He is preceded in death by his ways to describe the life that Tone passed away in 1975. great-great-grandchildren. ing specialist for several BYU the time of his death. While parents, brother, and many Florence lived. She always Florence later married a Funeral services will be performing groups, includ- working at Hill, he earned a uncles, aunts, and cousins. had a smile on her face, and former grade-school acquain- held Friday, Dec. 28, 2018, at ing the Lamanite Generation master’s degree in electrical Funeral services will be held had strong relationships with tance, Ralph Gustav Johnson, 11 a.m. at the Dawson Hollow (Wheelwright Lighting). He engineering. Allan had a great Friday, Jan. 4, 2019, at Tate so many people surround- where she continued to live Ward, 2435 E. Cherry Lane, traveled both nationally and passion for working with the Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Tooele, ing her. On Sept. 15, 1936, a very active lifestyle. He Layton, Utah. Friends may internationally with these technical side of theater and Utah. Visitation will be from Florence married Alvin H. passed away in 2013. visit with family on Friday groups. After receiving his entertainment. He was very 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Funeral ser- “Tone” Gordon. They were She was very competi- from 9-10:30 a.m. at the degree, he found employ- proficient with sound, lighting vice at 12 p.m. later sealed on Dec. 30, 1957. tive, which was evident by church. Interment, Tooele ment at Thiokol Corporation, and pyrotechnics. He loved They were married for 38 her many golf, bowling, and City Cemetery. She will be years and raised three won- softball trophies, blue ribbons buried next to her husband derful children, Elaine, Kim, at the county fair, and three Alvin. and David. holes-in-one! She absolutely Condolences may be shared Patricia Elaine ple live in her camper who had Florence and Tone were loved to play golf, and was at: lindquistmortuary.com fallen on hard times. Patsy was very active and enjoyed bowl- still swinging the clubs on her Kelley Russell always prepared with a witty Patricia Elaine Kelley comment and loved reciting Russell (Patsy), 79, of Tooele, rhymes that she credited to Utah, passed away Dec. 26. her dad. She enjoyed fishing 2018. Patricia was born to and camping with Dwain and Lawrence Martin ing the route, east or west, in William (Bill) Ross Kelley and her family. Patsy worked at the deserts or mountains, while Jessie Elaine (Robison) Kelley Crater Lake National Park for Deegan carrying the mail. in Ely, Nevada, on Oct. 10, many years and was proud of Lawrence Martin Deegan Larry is survived by: daugh- 1939. Patricia married Dwain her time there. (Larry), known as Dad, ters, Dee Ann Marie (Scott) Otis Russell on June 29, 1956. Funeral services will be Grandpa, Great-Grandpa, Parry and LuAnn Sue Olson; They were sealed in the Salt held Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, Brother, Uncle and Friend, grandchildren, Raymond Lake Temple on March 5, at 11 a.m. at The Church of was born July 25, 1942, in (Holli) Miles, Melissa (Sunne) 2004. Patricia was a loving Jesus Christ of Latter-day Edgerton, Wisconsin, and Couvrette, Jo Dee (Skylar) wife and mother. Saints building, 115 E. Cherry passed away peacefully on Dec. Morrill, Mike (Cierra) Johnson, Patricia was preceded in St., Grantsville, Utah. A visita- 26, 2018, in Erda, Utah, from Connor Olson and Landon death by her husband, Dwain; tion will be held prior to the complications due to esopha- Olson; great-grandchildren, parents, William and Jessie funeral from 9:30-10:45 a.m. geal cancer. Drey, Kye and Kash Couvrette, Kelley; brother, Stanley Kelley; ter, Rhonda (Dan) Smith of Burial will follow at the Tooele Larry was the son of Frank Taytum Johnson, Oak Morrill and son, Gordon Russell. Klamath Falls, Oregon; and 11 City Cemetery. Wilbert Deegan and Marion and Amanda Parry. Patricia is survived by sons, grandchildren and 23 great- The family would like to Ethel Boyer. Larry grew up His siblings include: Kelley (Millie) of Grantsville, grandchildren. thank the staff at Willow in Wisconsin working on the Joyce (Lou) Marot, Cindy Utah, and Leland (Cathy) of Patricia was a caring per- Springs for their care of Patsy. family farm. He was active Deegan and Brian (Kimberly) Hagerman, Idaho; daugh- son, and at times she let peo- in 4-H, winning a trophy for first horse “Squint,” and con- Deegan, as well as his beloved tractor maintenance and was tinued riding throughout his nieces and nephews, Francis chosen to spend six weeks with life, enjoying many mountain (Joe) Deegan, Peter (Vicky) the 4-H exchange program in trips with his friends, Dennis Duchrow, Vicki Duchrow Angelo Emidio together before she passed Colorado. He graduated from Mason and Glen Lewis. Larry (Rusty Smith), Travis Arends, away in 2008. Johnson Creek High School, and his friends, Steve Luoma Penny (Brian) George, Leslie Gualtieri (Ang) Ang was a master mechanic class of 1960, where he let- and Judy Brainerd, broke in (Ryan) Velderman and Margie Angelo passed away on taught at a young age by tered in football. He married several 4-wheelers discovering Marot. Dec. 21, 2018. He was born in his brother in-law, Robert Shirley Ann Landgraf and new trails and sites in Arizona He was preceded in death by Tooele, Utah, on July 9, 1936, Johnson. He owned and oper- together they had Dee Ann and during the winter months. his parents, Frank and Marion; to Emidio and Giusippina ated the A & C Garage in Lu Ann. They later divorced. He enjoyed hunting deer in nephew, James Paul Deegan; Gualtieri. He was raised in Grantsville, Utah. Known as He was married to Bobbie Ann Wisconsin and elk hunting and great-granddaughter, New Town along with his five the “Drill Doctor” at Anaconda Frank and was later divorced. in Utah. He had a passion for Brylee Ann Couvrette. sisters: Elena, Jemma, Jean, Carr Fork Mine, he could fix After graduating from motorcycles beginning with his A service will be held at Tate Ilda and Millie. He was the any piece of equipment. He an electrical program in first Triumph in the 1960s to Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Tooele, baby of this Italian family and loved all things automotive. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he his full dress Harley Davidson’s on Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, the only boy. It was often said He is survived by daughters, joined the International in the 70s, 80s, 90s and beginning with a viewing from by the sisters “he was a very Sherry (Robert) Jones and Brotherhood of Electrical beyond. He never shirked from 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. and spoiled boy.” Mariea (Randy) King; sister, Union 494 (IBEW). His career a motorcycle road trip, making followed by a memorial service He married Sharon Coleman Millie Denney; and many took him and his family from several trips from coast-to- at 12 p.m. Interment to be held with whom he had four grandchildren, great-grand- Wisconsin to Maryland, coast, visiting Sturgis, South at the Tooele City Cemetery children: twins Sherry and children, nieces and nephews. Florida, Texas and finally to Dakota, and Daytona Beach, following the service. Terry, and daughters Kathy Family graveside service will Utah. Florida, a time or two. Many thanks to the kind and and Mariea. After Angelo and married JoAnna Wallace. They be held at a later date. After retiring in 2002, he He participated in the talented doctors and staff at Sharon divorced, he met and had many fun-loving years spent his summers in Aurora, National Pony Express the Huntsman Cancer Center Utah, and winters in Bouse, Association annual re-ride for and to Jackie Warner for her Arizona. He loved horseback several years, with his grand- sweet and enduring hospice riding, beginning with his son, Raymond. He enjoyed rid- care. Money saving Coupons in Tuesday’s Paper TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN Grantsville opens $3.6M justice center in January TOP TEN STORIES STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER With all of 10 the pomp and circumstance befitting the occa- sion, the Grantsville City Police Department unveiled its new $3.6 million justice center in January. The officers, in dress uni- form, along with Grantsville City leaders, held a flag raising ceremony on the brisk winter FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO evening on Jan. 11 with help Members of American Warriors in Action, Veterans of Foreign Wars and from the American Warriors in the Grantsville City Police Department Honor Guard take part in a flag ceremony outside Grantsville City’s new Justice Center on Jan. 11. Action and Veterans of Foreign Wars. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Grantsville High we’ll do that here.” justice center also gives officers a School Advanced Choir sang the The new 12,947-square-foot secure place to work out. national anthem. facility on Bowery Street pro- The new justice center is also Once inside, Grantsville City vided a number of improvements expected to help with the recruit- Mayor Brent Marshall described for officers compared to the con- ment and retention of officers, the improvements the new gested former space in City Hall. according to Grantsville City facility would offer the police Officers now have personal Police Chief Jacob Enslen. Join Us for Stepping On! department, which was formerly desks and sergeants have sepa- “It will allow us to be more housed in some office space in rate offices, after the space was professional,” Enslen said, in a Where: Tooele Senior Center City Hall. previously shared. December 2017 interview. “… “This new center will enable There are also multiple inter- Just a lot of things will be much When: Every Friday beginning law enforcement to take its ser- view rooms near the secure sally more efficient.” January 11, 2019 – February 22, 2019 vices to a higher level,” Marshall port and a counter for DUI inves- While Grantsville City from 10-12AM said. tigations, which were previously police opened its new facility Grantsville Justice Court the same space. Evidence is more in 2018, the Tooele City Police To register: Call Amy at 435-277-2302 Judge Ronald Elton also secure with dedicated space, Department hopes to do the Or sign up at the Tooele Senior Center described the new courtroom in two-way lockers and a locked same in 2019. The city received 59 E Vine Street, Tooele, UT 84074 the justice center as a significant fridge unit. a $9 million loan on Dec. 13 435-843-4110 upgrade. Some of the quality of life through the state’s Permanent “We didn’t have the best of improvements for officers Community Impact Fund Board Sponsored by: facilities in the old City Hall,” include a separate area to eat for its proposed 21,000-square- Elton said. “We had to make their meals, a kitchenette area foot public safety building, which some great allowances and it was that opens onto an outdoor will be built on Garden Street not really conducive to the effec- patio, and a locker room with across from City Hall next year. tive promotion of justice and private showers. A gym in the [email protected]

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Tax continued from page A1 and who paid $336 to Tooele City last year will pay $667 this year. Tooele City was far from alone in raising taxes, how- ever. Tooele County approved a 2.2-percent tax rate increase during 2018, though the bill for taxpayers actually decreased. With the 2.2 percent increase, the owner of a $200,000 home received a bill for $229 in county general/ health department property taxes in 2018, down from $231 in 2017. Property taxes from the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Tooele County School District Kaye Claytons (left) and David Vice (above) express their concerns during were also on the rise in 2018, a town hall meeting on Tooele City’s proposed property tax increase. after voters narrowly approved a mill levy during the 2017 superintendent. erty of the same value will will Dec. 1, said the increase was revenue toward running the maintenance and upgrades. elections. The mill levy was Stockton residents also felt face an increase from $263.30 mostly intended to generate course and providing needed [email protected] intended to generate $4 million the bite of a 38-percent tax to $394.95. in local property tax revenue, increase, which was approved On Dec. 13, the Stansbury while securing $3.7 million in in August. The increase was Service Agency approved state funds. intended to generate an addi- an increase to its Stansbury For the owner of a $200,000 tional $29,601 in property tax Recreation Service Area and FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME home, the tax hike would be a revenue. Stansbury Greenbelt Service $100 annual increase in prop- Compared to the outcry in Area tax rates of 23.4 percent erty tax or $9.16 per month. Tooele City, no one spoke at the and 22.8 percent, respectively. The entire $7.7 million public hearing prior to the vote The increase is intended raised from the increased on the property tax in Stockton. to generate an additional property tax rate and matching The town’s portion of the $223,578 in property tax reve- state funds would be used to property tax for a residential nue for the service agency. The increase employee compensa- property worth $106,600 service agency board, which tion, according to Scott Rogers, will increase from $144.82 to took over management of the Tooele County School District $217.22. A commercial prop- Stansbury Park Golf Course on Fire continued from page A1 FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER SERVING TOOELE COUNTY & THE WASATCH FRONT SINCE 1979 District, Tooele Army Depot Fire Department, Tooele City Fire Department, federal Serving with Old Fashioned Warmth and Sincerity Bureau of Land Management, and state Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands, assisted on the Middle Canyon Fire, 435.884.3031 • 50 W MAIN • GRANTSVILLE according to former North www.daltonhoopes.com Tooele Fire District spokesman DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO Ryan Willden. The Middle Canyon Fire acres. The wildfire, which was deemed human-caused began as four separate starts, and anyone with information was left unattended for 36 on the cause of the fire should hours due to its remote loca- contact the Tooele County tion and did not threaten any Sheriff’s Office at 435-882- major roads or structures, 5600. though smoke was visible in On July 27, a lightning- Skull Valley or driving along caused fire was sparked in Interstate 80 in the area. the Cedar Mountains which [email protected] burned more than 14,000

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*8.5 x 11 inch 20# bond paper. Some restrictions apply. TOOELETRANSCRIPT 58 N. Main 8 am to 6 pm Monday – Thursday BULLETIN 8 am to 5 pm Friday Closed Saturday & Sunday A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 27, 2018 Sports TOP 5 SPORTS STORIES OF 2018 3A baseball’s best team Grantsville crushes Carbon for state championship

othing TOP FIVE could keep SPORTS Na relaxed Grantsville baseball team from winning 1 its second Class 3A state championship in five years on May 12. Not tough weather condi- tions. Nor a delay that pushed the start of the title game back six hours. And, ultimately, not a scrappy — but worn out — Carbon squad, as Grantsville rolled to a 12-4 win over the Dinos in front of a packed house at Gates Field at Kearns High School. “With this group of kids, there’s no way we could have any nerves,” said Grantsville senior captain Coy Johnson, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO who closed out the champion- Grantsville’s Parker Thomas delivers a pitch during the Class 3A baseball ship game with three strikeouts state championship game. Thomas pitched 5 2/3 innings, allowing four runs on 11 hits with six strikeouts and two walks as the Cowboys won the in 1 1/3 innings of scoreless game 12-4. relief on the mound. “We’re probably the most laid-back, them off, because we got 12. title game. He allowed just one relaxed, goofy kids. We’re out After that first inning, (Arbon) more run, but that came after there playing having a good came in and said, ‘Coach, we’re Grantsville tacked on a couple time, and that’s what we do all getting more than six.’ I knew more runs of its own in the the time.” they were locked in at that bottom of the third. Thomas Grantsville (25-3) seized point.” ended up yielding four runs control of the championship Carbon (21-10), playing its on 11 hits, striking out six and game with a six-run first inning fifth game in three days after a walking two in 5 2/3 innings. and never looked back. Brody quarterfinal loss to Grantsville “I was pretty excited — just Barney was hit by a pitch with on Thursday morning, scored knew I had to hit my spots and one out, setting up back-to- three times in the top of the keep a controlled game, and back RBI doubles by Parker second inning against Cowboys’ focus on my defense because Thomas and Brady Arbon. starter Thomas to make things they’re a hell of a defense,” After Jake Paxton grounded interesting. Dinos catcher Thomas said. “I’ve always out, Isaac Riding’s impressive Anthony Jones hit an RBI sin- looked up to (the seniors) state tournament run contin- gle and shortstop Ty Anderson since I was a freshman. They’ve ued as he drilled an RBI single followed with a two-run triple always been examples to me, up the middle. to right with two outs to cut and I was just trying to fight Justin Richardson walked Grantsville’s lead in half. the battle for them. I just tried before Keagan Landon pound- But the comeback wasn’t to do my thing.” ed a two-run double to left- to be. The Cowboys were a Perkins said despite Thomas’ center, and an infield single team of destiny. After hav- young age, he had no reason by Zach Capell kept the inning ing chased Dinos starter Nate to doubt that he would get the going. Johnson, in his second Olson after just one inning, job done in his team’s biggest FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO at-bat of the inning, drove in Grantsville teed off on reliever game. Grantsville catcher Keagan Landon (left) and pitcher Coy Johnson embrace after recording the final out of the Landon with a single to left to Adrien Sanchez in the second. “I have every confidence in Class 3A baseball state championship game against Carbon at Gates Field in Kearns. The Cowboys beat the Dinos make it 6-0. While Capell was Barney’s leadoff walk and the world in Parker Thomas,” 12-4 on May 12 to win their second state championship in five years and their sixth overall. thrown out at home plate on Thomas’ single to left set up Perkins said. “Parker is a com- the play to end the inning, the an RBI double by Arbon, while petitor — that’s the one thing runners on second and third then (Landon) just started run- right there — after basketball damage had been done — but a fielder’s choice by Paxton Parker is, and I knew he would in the top of the sixth inning, ning at me and I got that feel- season, I sent Coach P a text. I the Cowboys themselves were scored Thomas and set up an give us everything he had and got Olson to ground out ing like, ‘we did it. We did it,’” said, ‘Coach P, we’re not losing far from finished. error that allowed Arbon to today, and he did.” and struck out Braxton Bennett Johnson said. “It’s the biggest this one. We’ve got one more “Before the game, I told the score. Paxton later scored on Still, come time to put the to open the seventh. He then cherry (on the sundae) there is shot.’” kids, ‘we’re going to have to an RBI single to left by Landon, game away after Thomas blew a 1-2 pitch past the Dinos’ out there. The championship was the grind out this win,’” Grantsville putting Grantsville up 10-3. reached his maximum pitch Triton Abeyta for the final out, “Going into the summer Cowboys’ first since 2014 and coach Aaron Perkins said. That was more than enough count, the Cowboys turned sending the Cowboys into a before my senior year, I had sixth overall, with Grantsville “That Carbon team is a good run support for Thomas, the to their reliable closer — wild celebration. one goal to win three state also bringing home the hard- team. I told them, ‘we need six Cowboys’ sophomore starting Johnson. He struck out “Everything was quiet and I championships. Football got ware in 1976, 1979, 1997 and or seven runs.’ I think it pissed pitcher who got the call for the Carbon’s Cody Lowe to strand didn’t really hear anything, and away, basketball we were 2000.

championship game. She could have gone with Addison Smith, a junior Back-to-back champs who served as one of her team’s cap- tains and beat South Sevier earlier in the tournament. She also could Cowboys beat Union to capture 3A softball crown have gone with sophomore Maddison Peterson, who started the Cowboys’ ll season long, the TOP FIVE said. “They stepped up. There were a opening-round win over Providence Grantsville softball SPORTS few moments where they faltered, but Hall, or freshman August Cowan, who Ateam carried a they were way awesome. They stuck shut down Union in the semifinals in giant target on its back, together.” an 11-1 win Friday night. But it was thanks to its status as the 2 Grantsville (24-5) got a dominant Frischknecht who got the call, and defending Class 3A state performance in the pitcher’s circle Taylor was impressed with what she champion. from sophomore Bailey Frischknecht, saw. That meant the Cowboys got their who had 12 strikeouts and gave up just “Bailey’s ball moves like nothing I’ve opponents’ best effort, game in and one hit in six innings. She struck out ever seen before,” Taylor said. “I’m not game out. But when it came down to it, eight of the first nine batters she faced surprised. I didn’t pitch her a ton in our there was nothing anybody could do to and had a perfect game going until region, so other people are probably dethrone Grantsville, as the Cowboys Union’s Madison Hadlock led off the surprised.” punctuated their second-consecutive fifth inning with a single. Frischknecht got plenty of help from championship season with a 6-1 vic- “I’m not the nervous type — I love her offense as the Cowboys racked up tory over former region rival Union in pressure,” Frischknecht said. “It’s so five runs in the third inning to seize the Class 3A state title on May19 at the fun to be out there with my girls … control. Peterson led off with a double Spanish Fork Sports Park. they helped me a ton.” off the left-center field fence, and “It was way different than it was last Taylor had her options when it came Hailey Delaney brought her in with year,” Grantsville coach Heidi Taylor to picking a starting pitcher for the an infield single to break a scoreless tie. Kylee Leach, the Cowboys’ lone senior, added another infield single, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO and Smith hit a single to shallow left to Grantsville’s Maizie Clark rips a ground-rule double to lead off the fifth inning of the Class score Delaney. 3A softball state championship game against Union on May 19 in Spanish Fork. Clark Freshman Breana Hiatt grounded scored later in the inning to put Grantsville ahead 6-1, and the Cowboys held on to win by that score. out to second, allowing pinch-runner Kyrah Shores to score. That left Smith of the fifth as Hadlock scored on an streaming from the dugout to celebrate as the only runner on base when error. However, Grantsville added an in the infield. Cowan came to the plate with two exclamation point with a bit of small “The team unity we have here is a outs, and the freshman took the first ball in the bottom of the frame. Maizie lot different than what you see any- pitch she saw from Cougars starter Ally Clark led off with a ground-rule double where else,” Leach said. “I wouldn’t Rook and blasted it over the left-field to left, and advanced to third on want to battle with anyone else. We fence to extend the lead to 5-0. Peterson’s groundout to bring Delaney had a lot of freshman players and they It was the perfect finish to a strong to the plate. Delaney dropped a pic- handled it like champs.” state tournament for Cowan, who ture-perfect bunt just in front of home The championship was Grantsville’s admitted to being a little awestruck plate as Clark sprinted toward home, third softball title. In addition to their when the postseason began. and Clark beat the ball to the plate for 2017 victory, the Cowboys also won “The first state game, I was a ner- Grantsville’s sixth run. the Class 2A title in 1998. That ties vous wreck — it was crazy,” Cowan Frischknecht got through the sixth them with Juan Diego, Lehi, Murray, said. “It was a surreal experience. I’ve inning unscathed before giving way to San Juan and Stansbury for 11th all- kind of trained myself to calm down, Smith for the final inning. Smith struck time, and puts them behind only Grand and it’s all in my head. If you’re strong out Malorie Bostick and got Brindy (5) and Manti (10) among current mentally, you can get through what- Bartlett to ground out before giving up Class 3A schools. ever.” a single to Abbie Earl, but she fielded According to Utah High School FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Union (18-9), which was look- Megan Foote’s grounder and made the Activities Association records, it also The Grantsville softball team celebrates in the middle of the infield after defeating Union ing to win its first softball title since throw to first baseman Maison White marked Grantsville High’s 60th team 6-1 in the Class 3A softball state championship game on May 19 in Spanish Fork. The Cowboys won their second state title in a row and third overall. 1996, responded with a run in the top for the final out, sending the Cowboys state championship across all sports. THURSDAY December 27, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11 Two for two — for two Grantsville’s Thomas, Begay make history with state swim titles

or one TOP FIVE to win the state championship have fun with my first (state Grantsville SPORTS in the girls’ 200-yard individ- meet),” Begay said. “I’m excit- Fswimmer, ual medley and the 100-yard ed for next year to see what the Class 3A state breaststroke at the Wasatch will happen.” swim meet on Feb. 3 Aquatic Center in Heber City. Grantsville coach Chism 8 served as a coro- She lived up to that billing, Nash was thrilled to see his nation four years in completing the 200 IM in a two top swimmers shine on the making. time of 2 minutes, 16.84 sec- their season’s biggest stage. For another, it was a glimpse onds — nearly two full seconds “To get that done and to see into the future for what the ahead of Rowland Hall’s Grace them get that, it’s awesome,” next few years may hold. Smith. he said. “Their hard work, But, most of all, for both — Several hours later, Thomas their example and showing the senior Savannah Thomas and set a new personal-best mark other kids that it can be done freshman Hadlee Begay — it in the 100 breast, finishing — for us to see two of our own represented a piece of history, in 1:09.00. Her nearest com- come up and get (state titles), as the duo became the first petitor, Emery freshman Haley that’s awesome. They’ve been swimmers in Grantsville histo- Guymon, was 6.2 seconds invaluable to the team.” ry to win state championships. behind. Thanks in large part to “My mindset was just to Begay also came in as a Thomas and Begay, the have fun with my last high huge favorite in both her Grantsville girls finished school meet,” Thomas said. events, the 100 butterfly and seventh in the team stand- “Just go out there and go out 500 freestyle. Her time of ings. They contributed to the with a bang. It’s the best feel- 59.59 in the 100 fly was nearly Cowboys’ second-place fin- ing in the world. I wouldn’t two seconds ahead of Smith, ish in the 200 medley relay have it any other way.” and her time of 5:18.85 in the (2:04.84, with Anika Higley FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Thomas, an Academic All- 500 free put her 8.03 seconds and Reagan Hunter), as well Grantsville’s Savannah Thomas (left) and Hadlee Begay show off their medals after each won a pair of events State selection who signed ahead of Maeser Prep’s Kylie as a sixth-place finish in the at the Class 3A state swim meet on Feb. 8 in Heber City. Thomas won the girls’ 200-yard individual medley and with Dixie State University, Hansen. 200 free relay (1:53.71, with 100-yard breaststroke, while Begay won the 100 butterfly and 500 freestyle. The duo became the first Grantsville came in as the heavy favorite “I guess I just wanted to Hunter and Haylie Paulick). swimmers to win a state title.

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ver since TOP FIVE the finish line on the track in a second in front of Grand’s finishing SPORTS Highland High School’s foot- Malachi Ricks. Caden Williams Something Ethird in the ball stadium, Whitworth was finished 20th in 17:25.4, 2017 Class 3A in full control. Jordan Wheeler was 36th in On Your state cross-country 4 “The key was to kind of hold 17:48.5 and Wyatt Teggins meet, Grantsville back a little bit until Mile 2, was 38th in 17:51.3, giving junior Porter Whitworth had and then just try to drop any- Grantsville a total of 97 points. Mind? one goal in mind. one who was with me still,” Alex Mower finished 73rd Write a Letter All those early-morning Whitworth said. “With about in 19:10.3 and Tanner Wright training sessions paid off in a 200 meters left, I realized I had was 82nd in 19:59.5 for the to the Editor! big way on Oct. 17 at Sugar a pretty good gap, and the kid Cowboys. House Park in Salt Lake City behind me couldn’t out-sprint Morgan, Emery and Tooele Transcript Bulletin when Whitworth won that me, and that was the moment I Grantsville were followed in P.O. Box 390 elusive state title, finishing 8.5 knew I had it. Being able to see the team standings by Union, Tooele, UT 84074 seconds ahead of runner-up the finish line was pretty nice. Grand, North Sanpete, Carbon, Carson Wilkins of Morgan. It’s kind of hard when you’re Richfield, Juab, Providence [email protected] “It’s huge,” Whitworth said. up there by yourself to keep Hall and Judge Memorial. “I’ve been writing this goal going and keep pushing it.” down every day. I’m really Whitworth is currently a excited. I’m grateful for a great guard on Grantsville’s boys HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE community and all the people basketball team. He will com- who have helped me out. I’ve pete for the Cowboys in ten- really been blessed.” nis and track and field in the As expected, it was a three- spring. His goal is to win the TOOELE BOYS BASKETBALL way battle between Whitworth, 1,600- and 3,200-meter titles. 12/28 Desert Hills (at Olympus HS) 5:30 p.m. Wilkins and Richfield junior Whitworth’s championship- 12/29 Alta (at Olympus HS) 11:30 a.m. Hayden Harward for the state winning performance was only championship. Whitworth part of the story on a banner 12/31 Skyline (at Olympus HS) 4 p.m. and Wilkins broke away day for the Grantsville boys, TOOELE GIRLS BASKETBALL from Harward, who finished who finished third in Class 3A FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO more than 33 seconds off behind Morgan and Emery. 12/28 at Canyon View 5 p.m. Grantsville’s Porter Whitworth won the Class 3A boys cross-country indi- Whitworth’s winning time Senior Seth Beckett was sixth 12/29 vs. Lehi (at Cedar City) 11 a.m. vidual state championship on Oct. 17 at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake of 15 minutes, 43.6 seconds. overall in 16:43.8, 8.8 seconds 1/4 at Bonneville 5:15 p.m. City, beating Carson Wilkins of Morgan by 8.5 seconds. His victory helped But as the race headed into behind fifth-place finisher propel Grantsville to a third-place team finish. the home stretch and toward Evan Ellison of Grand and half TOOELE WRESTLING 1/2 Grantsville/Union TBA 1/10 Bonneville/Ogden 4:30 p.m. 1/11-12 Best of the West Tournament Herrera finally wins elusive state title TOOELE SWIMMING 1/3 Bonneville 3 p.m. Stansbury senior is Class 4A’s best 138-pounder 1/10 Cyprus 3 p.m. 1/17 Ben Lomond 3 p.m. hen 47 matches and lost only three. TOP FIVE Anthony SPORTS The championship match fol- WHerrera lowed the same pattern as first started work- many of Herrera’s other wins, STANSBURY BOYS BASKETBALL ing with Stansbury 5 in which he may not have wrestling coach pinned his opponent, but his 12/28 at Cedar 6:30 p.m. Tyson Linnell as an aggressive style enabled him 12/29 at Canyon View 3:30 p.m. eighth-grader, he didn’t look to score takedown after take- 1/4 at Ogden 7 p.m. like much of a wrestler at all down. to his coach, let alone one who In fact, it was similar to the STANSBURY GIRLS BASKETBALL would go on to become one of way in which he beat Dart Utah’s best. just a few weeks earlier in 12/28 Hurricane (at Cedar City) 2 p.m. Four years — and countless the championship match at 12/29 at Cedar 2 p.m. hours of hard work — later, Tooele’s Best of the West tour- 1/4 at Ogden 5:15 p.m. Herrera had his arms raised nament, a battle he won 9-6 to in triumph on Feb. 10 at the boost his confidence going into STANSBURY WRESTLING UCCU Center in Orem, having the divisional and state tourna- 12/29 at Millard 6 p.m. just defeated Mountain Crest’s ments. Jace Dart 9-7 in the 138-pound “I learned, ‘I can do it — this 1/10 Park City/Juan Diego 4:30 p.m. state championship match in a is my year, nobody can stop 1/11-12 at Best of the West (Tooele) moment the senior had always me. I’m No. 1 at my weight,’” envisioned. Herrera said of what he gained STANSBURY SWIMMING “It’s a dream come true,” from his first match against 1/4 at Ogden 3 p.m. Herrera said. “I’ve never Dart. wanted anything more since Herrera becomes the sec- 1/11 at Highland Invitational I’ve been in high school. Since ond Stansbury wrestler in as 1/18 Juan Diego 3 p.m. freshman year, it’s all I’ve many years to win a state title, wanted.” joining Logan Gustafson, who Herrera’s crowning achieve- was the Class 3A 145-pound ment wasn’t something Linnell champion in 2017. Prior to last GRANTSVILLE BOYS BASKETBALL would have expected all those year, Stansbury had never had 12/28 Skyline (at Olympus HS) 7 p.m. years ago. a wrestler win a state title, but “He was probably 5-foot tall Linnell believes that having 12/31 Herriman (at Olympus HS) 5:30 p.m. and 130 pounds, and his dad two names up on the wall in 1/4 RSL Academy 7 p.m. still jokes about it — he said, the SHS wrestling room will FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ‘well, do with him what you help to motivate future genera- GRANTSVILLE GIRLS BASKETBALL Stansbury’s Anthony Herrera celebrates after defeating Mountain Crest’s can,’” Linnell said, laughing. tions of Stallions. Jace Dart to win the Class 4A 138-pound state championship on Feb. 10 at 12/28 at Cedar 5 p.m. “He came in as a freshman, lost “They’ve got guys to look up the UCCU Center in Orem. Herrera posted a 47-3 overall record during his 12/29 Hurricane (at Cedar City) 11 a.m. weight, got clear down to 106 to having two state champs in championship season. and ended up going down to the room,” Linnell said. “Those 1/3 at Tintic 7 p.m. 100 and making the national kids will know what to work nal round. had just paid off in one single dual team. Just to think that for and what it takes to be a After getting a chance to moment,” Herrera said. “I GRANTSVILLE WRESTLING the kid that I met in eighth state champ. Now, they’ve seen sleep on those two wins on looked at my coach and he’d 1/2 Tooele/Union TBA grade … I never would have it.” Day One, Herrera came back never been more proud of me guessed it. Herrera dominated the the next morning and scored in my life — I was just beyond 1/4-5 at 3A Duals (Richfield) “It was awesome. He’s put in state tournament from start a 10-1 major decision over happy. All the blood, sweat and 1/11-12 at Best of the West (Tooele) so much extra time. He’s just to finish. In the first round, Hurricane senior Levi Webb in tears … I worked hard all year worked his tail off to get to this he defeated Bear River junior the semifinals, setting up the doing freestyle, Greco, going to GRANTSVILLE SWIMMING point, so just to see it all finally Weston Hirschi by tech fall, championship showdown with national tournaments, staying 1/10 at Ben Lomond 3:30 p.m. come down to being a cham- beating him 17-2 at the 4:41 Dart — grandson of legendary after practice day in and day pion is awesome.” mark. His next match was a former Tooele coach Paul Dart. out, running, gym, all that — 1/15 S. 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Roger Hayden (above) created fireworks as he and his bike slid across the track during a superbike race at Utah Motorsports Park. Tooele County residents (right) unite in prayer for soldiers who fight for their lives on and off the battlefield at Tooele Veterans Memorial Park during a statue enveiling ceremony.

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Department of Corrections Sgt Brian Asay runs 5-year old k9 Anubis Dancer Raquel Nafus (above) poses in character as Holiday Orlando Reyes, Dylan Reyes and Benjamin Apolo enjoy the enter- through an agility and obedience course as Part of UPOA k9 Trails. Halloween at the annual Pumpkin Walk at Benson Gristmill. tainment at the Tooele Latin Fest held at Aquatic Center Park. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 27, 2018 SUNDAY DRIVE 2019 Nissan Titan Pro-4X

wo years ago Nissan liter Endurance engine which came out with a newly produces 390 horsepower, Tredesigned Titan that 394 ft.-lbs. of torque, and will was sorely needed. The pre- tow up to 9,660 pounds along vious version had become with a payload capacity of tired and somewhat a thing 1,860 pounds. It is mated to of the past as pickup trucks a 7-speed transmission that go. Becoming more than just proved to be adequate. With a way to move stuff around, Craig & Deanne Conover the completion adding more trucks are now available with GUEST COLUMNISTS gears this year we are hoping just as much luxury and style Nissan will do the same soon as any sedan. start function that made the for an even smoother ride and We loved the redesigned entire truck warm before we transition between gears. Nissan Titan and after earn- climbed in. We got 17.5 miles per gal- ing awards in the first year of New to the 2019 Titan lon for our week with the the new edition from many across the entire lineup is Titan which is right where the different press groups across a large 7-inch touch screen EPA puts the truck for com- the nation, it will be interest- featuring NissanConnect mon everyday use. We took ing to see how soon another SM with Apple CarPlay and some time to pull an 8,000 commanding presence on the major upgrade takes place. Android Auto. Available even pound trailer which the Titan road. This year brings new rede- on the lower trim levels, handled with ease. The Titan Buying a truck now days signed offerings from Ram, Apple and Android functions, arrived after the trip from can be an adventure and will GMC and Chevrolet, which such as GPS navigation, will Denver showing 19.9 MPG, come down to personal pref- may pressure Nissan to up its appear on the touch screen which we felt was about right erence and desire for differ- game again. when paired with your for the mostly freeway drive. ent options and creature com- Driving the Pro-4X is a phone. Although large, the This year, with the addi- forts in what are now, quite unique experience. It is not screen size is one of the only tion of the Pro-4X Utility frankly, luxury cabins. the top trim level Nissan has complaints we have with the Package, comes a fantastic Nissan has made giant to offer in the Titan, yet it Titan as it is smaller than sound system created through strides over the past few years was very well-equipped and the competition. A larger a collaboration between in the pickup world and we enjoyable to drive. Each year and higher definition screen Fender Musical Instruments would recommend checking it seems there are more and would help with backing up and Panasonic Automotive out the new Titan. You will more items drifting over from and attaching trailers. Systems. The goal was to cre- be quite surprised at how far Nissan’s luxury Infiniti line to Nissan does have a great ate an environment where the they have come. all their models and the Titan centering line on the back up sound system cold reproduce system that first debuts in the tend to do. In our opinion, Base price: $46,710 is no exception. camera screen to help with the “excitement and emotion Titan. Nissan will soon make it is one of the best systems Price as driven: $54,290 We noticed right away attaching a trailer. It also of a live performance.” To us it available in its entire line out there. Nissan, along with that the controls for heating gives a single person a way this just seems like the perfect of vehicles. The whole system Fender and Panasonic, have Craig and Deanne Conover and cooling the seats were to check all the trailer lights fit for a company whose U.S. is based through a 485 watt done a superb job. have been test-driving vehicles the same as we have experi- automatically through the headquarters are located in 9-channel amplifier with 12 Since its redesign, the for more than eight years enced with Infiniti. Yes, the camera system. No more need Nashville, Tennessee, where speakers placed and designed Titan has one of the most and have tested many makes leather-clad seating in the Pro for two people to press all the music is all about the live to produce an original live impressive exterior looks in and models. They receive a 4X both heated and cooled right buttons and pedals to performance! Since we have sound element. We were the business with just the new car each week for a week along with the heated leather- check the tail lights! been in the live sound busi- impressed with how tight the right amount of aggressive- long test drive. They reside in wrapped steering wheel. The Titan comes equipped ness for a long time, we were bass was, not getting muddy ness combined with a little Springville, Utah. We also enjoyed the remote with an American made 5.6 very excited to hear the new as many of the subwoofers luxury to give the sense of a MISSIONARIES A BETTER LIFE

Austin Brady on Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018. Please join us at 9 a.m. at the Washing your hands is the best Martin Grantsville Stake Center, 550 E. Durfee St., Grantsville. A Tacoma, Washington, is light luncheon will follow at way to prevent spread of infection about to get an amazing the Martin’s home. Austin missionary! Elder Austin reports to the Missionary Editor’s note: “A Better Life” is • Handling garbage Brady Martin, son of Eddie Training Center on Jan. 2, a new weekly column by the USU • Handling uncooked foods and Julia Martin, will be 2019. Extension – Tooele Office that will Darlene such as meat giving his farewell address focus on a variety of topics intend- Christensen • Touching animals and pets GUEST COLUMNIST ed to enhance quality of life. • Caring for a sick person Always wash hands before choo! Was that you? It’s preparing or eating food, and official — we are in the put their hands under the water. treating a wound or taking care Amiddle of the cold and flu Where does all the soap go? of someone ill. season. How can you prevent the Down the drain. At the same time, watch your FOOD DRIVE spread of infection? The #1 way Follow these simple steps: “T-Zone.” The T Zone refers to is to wash your hands. Wet your hands with warm, run- the mucus membranes of the According to the American ning water. Add soap and rub eyes, nose and mouth. By touch- Cleaning Institute, only one in your hands together to make a ing these areas with a contami- three adults wash their hands soapy lather. Do this away from nated finger, disease is able to often and well. Think about it the running water so soap is not enter the body. Avoid touching next time you are at a meeting, washed away. Wash the front eyes, nose and mouth with fin- in school or church and around and backs of hands, between fin- gers. a group of people. Take a look gers, nails, and wrists. Scrub for If soap and clean water are to your left and then take a 15 to 20 seconds. Try singing the not available, use an alcohol- look to your right. Now shake ABC song twice while washing. based product to clean hands. hands. Which of the three of Rinse hands under warm run- Alcohol-based hand rubs sig- you is the good hand-washer? ning water. Turn faucet off with nificantly reduce the number How many germs were spread? a clean paper towel. (Remember of germs on skin and are fast Here are some basics to help the faucet was turned on with acting. prevent the spread of infection: dirty hands.) Dry hands thor- When using alcohol-based According to the U.S. oughly with a clean paper towel. hand sanitizers, apply product to Centers for Disease Control and When leaving a bathroom with a palm of one hand and rub hands Prevention, hand washing is closed door, use a paper towel to together, covering all surfaces of the single most effective way to open the door. Then throw away hands and fingers, until hands prevent the spread of infection. the paper towel. are dry. Alcohol-based hand Washing hands correctly reduces Hands should be washed wipes can also be used. the chances of spreading germs. whenever they become contami- I wish for you a happy and flu But how do you properly wash nated. and cold free end of 2018 and your hands? And how often? Wash hands after: beginning of 2019! COURTESY GJHS A recent observational study • Coughing or sneezing (Use Grantsville Junior High School collected 1,417 pounds of food to benefit the Grantsville Senior Citizens found that only 20 percent of a clean tissue or clothing sleeve Darlene Christensen is an Center. The GJHS Builders Club organized the event, which included parents, teachers, students and American men and 40 percent to cough or sneeze into. Do not associate professor at the USU staff. of American women wash their cough or sneeze into hands.) Extension – Tooele County office, hands correctly and for the prop- • Touching contaminated which is located inside the Tooele er length of time. So what is the surfaces County Health Department main problem? People put soap • Using the restroom Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. on their hands and then directly • Changing diapers TOOELE CITY MAYOR AWARDS POETRY

Nancy Miller Gomez lives in California and directs writing workshops for incarcerated men and women. This poem gives us a glimpse of innocent delight inside those walls. It’s from Ted Kooser her chapbook, “Punishment,” from Rattle. U.S. POET LAUREATE 2004 – 2006 Growing Apples American Life in Poetry is There is big excitement in C block today. made possible by The Poetry On the window sill, Foundation (www.poetryfoun- in a plastic ice cream cup dation.org), publisher of Poetry a little plant is growing. magazine. It is also supported by This is all the men want to talk about: the Department of English at the how an apple seed germinated University of Nebraska, Lincoln. in a crack of damp concrete; Poem copyright ©2018 by how they tore open tea bags Nancy Miller Gomez, “Growing to collect the leaves, leached them Apples,” from Punishment, (Rattle, 2018). Poem reprinted PHOTO COURTESY OF TOOELE CITY in water, then laid the sprout onto the bed made of Lipton. How this finger of spring by permission of Nancy Miller Pictured are the 6th grade recipients of the Tooele City Mayor’s Youth Recognition Award for Gomez and the publisher. December 2018. Front row, left to right: Joselin Cortes Torres, Northlake Elementary; Zada Maddera, dug one delicate root down Scholar Academy; Baylee Lowder, Overlake Elementary; Lindsey Hansen, Sterling Elementary; Briana into the dark fannings and now Introduction copyright ©2018 Hammond, Settlement Canyon Elementary; and Ian Butler, Middle Canyon Elementary. Back row, left two small sleeves of green by The Poetry Foundation. to right: Police Chief Ron Kirby, Councilman Brad Pratt, Councilman Scott Wardle, Mayor Debbie Winn, are pushing out from the emerging tip. The introduction’s author, Councilman Steve Pruden, Councilman Dave McCall, and Communities That Care Supervisor Stacy The men are tipsy with this miracle. Ted Kooser, served as United Smart. Each morning, one by one, States Poet Laureate Consultant they go to the window and check in Poetry to the Library of the progress of the struggling plant. Congress from 2004-06. The Your Complete Local News Source All through the day they return Poetry Foundation does not to stand over the seedling accept unsolicited manuscripts. Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 and whisper. THURSDAY December 27, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3

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etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the Start is a free program for eligible families $139 (regularly $149) you can learn your information. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Tooele homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For that offers quality early education for risk of having a stroke or vascular disease. tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 age 60 and above, suggested donation infants and toddlers in the home; parent Learn more by watching a short video Tooele Family Al-Anon p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. License Preparation Classes: is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. education; comprehensive health services at http://www.lifelinescreeningblog. Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays Check out our calendar on our main page West Desert Amateur Radio Club Transportation is available to the store or to women before, during and after preg- com/introduction/. You can register at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s for holiday hours and closures. For more License preparation classes will be held doctor visits for residents in the Tooele nancy; nutrition education and family today by calling toll-free at 866-229-0469, basement at the back of the building. For information call 435-277-2301. in January 2019 for anyone interested and Grantsville areas. For transportation support services. Call 435-841-1380 or texting the word “Circle” to 797979, or by questions or more information, please in obtaining their amateur radio license information, call 435-843-4102. 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free visiting http://www.lifelinescreening. call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at Parkinson’s disease Support or upgrading their existing license. additional information. com/communitycircle. 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. Group Preparation classes for the Technician Daughters of Utah Pioneers A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Class License will be held on Friday eve- The DUP is seeking any family histories, Free developmental evaluation Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the nings from 7-9 p.m. on January 4, 11, 18, photographs, books, stories or vintage DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Eagles Tooele has a support group for persons Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. and 25. Preparation classes for the General artifacts (before 1900) to display at the a variety of services to families with with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- Main St., Tooele. For more information, Class License will be held on Saturday DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Breakfasts ers. You can learn how others are coping contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann mornings from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on January W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Individualized services are available to Breakfasts will be served every Sunday with PD and how to live well. We meet the at 435-849-4180. 5, 12, 19, and 26. The classes are free of Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the enhance development in communication, morning this month from 9-11:30 a.m. third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. charge. License exams will be conducted Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- motor development, cognition, social/ Order from the menu or have the special at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and Alcoholics Anonymous following the last class. The fee for the tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or emotional development, self-help skills Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad license exam is $15. Classes will be held at Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit and health concerns. Contact us for a free p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. 435-840-3683. Tooele County Emergency Management’s www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or developmental evaluation at 435-833- Beer is available. Public invited. Utah Ave. For more information, contact Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Emergency Operations Center at 15 E. 100 www.exploretooele.com. 0725. Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- South in Tooele. To register for the class Elks 694-2624. to Recovery” send a text message to Roland Smith at Schools Charity Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 435-849-1946, or send an email to rolan- Meetings Alcoholics Anonymous p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele [email protected], or simply show up Story and Craft Hour Tooele Children’s Justice Center Lodge meetings are held the second and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all for the first class. held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 those affected by someone else’s addic- Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in fourth Tuesday of every month. House p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and committee meetings are held every third Senior Center Dr., Tooele. by sharing our experience, strength and the adventures of books and make fun snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Tuesday of the month. All members are The senior center is for the enjoyment of hope. For more information, please con- crafts. For more information, call 435-833- inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 welcome and encouraged to attend. all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting Young People in Recovery tact Terri at 435-313-4851. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West S.100 East, Tooele. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Snacks Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold exercise program, line dancing, wood- Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Military Items Wanted United Methodist Dinner Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- Tooele. Please enter through the south p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and When you no longer want your military Tooele United Methodist Church offers a social quarters, during business hours: ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels side doors. also on the first and third Friday of the items, do not take them to Deseret free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 available for homebound. Lunch served month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park Industries or a thrift store. Bring them Free Preschool Hour social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. gested donation is $3. For those under Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — of learning, singing and creating. The class Tooele Valley Resource Center to the store or doctor visits for residents in 435-255-9905. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be is for all children up to 5 years old. Please The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now Historical Society the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- displayed with honor and respect. Call come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- sharing a building with the Tooele County portation information call 435-843-4102. Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Tooele, Historical books Family support group Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Get your loved one sober. The USARA For more information about the Tooele is currently in need of donations. Please Tooele County Historical Society’s books are located at West Elementary School, Craft family support group is held Children’s Choir Auditions Center, call 435-843-4110. consider donating items such as deodor- are available to purchase at meetings. The 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- ant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, through the south side doors. room at the Tooele City Library. Group tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Mobile Vet Center toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in To better serve veterans located in Tooele books and materials provided. Craft is a years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, St. Marguerite Catholic School and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will free program for family members who owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Students of all faiths are welcome from Those who receive services include indi- cards depicting four different pioneer visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 have a loved one with a substance use directs the choir. Blake has a degree in preschool through 8th grade at Tooele viduals or families in crisis, the homeless buildings for $4. These make great gifts a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the disorder. For more information, call Heidi vocal performance and has taught at the County’s only faith-based school. and families at risk of becoming homeless. for family and friends. Please call Alice WalMart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, Warr at 435-255-9905. collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day For more information, call 435-566-5938 Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- and you are looking for an exceptional preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small or fax 435-843-0244. purchase these books. tial counseling for theater veterans of all Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group musical experience for them, this is it. For class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- conflicts. For further information contact First Baptist Food Pantry Seeking Historical Items Join us the 2nd Monday of each month more information and to register for an riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- The Tooele County Historical Society audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. visit www.stmargschool.org. Center in Tooele. The Tooele County national call center 1-877-WARVETS or ing an emergency food pantry to meet would like members of the community com or call 435-277-0755. Health Department’s Aging Services pro- visit vetcenter.va.gov the needs of our community. Hours are who have any family or personal histories, gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s Rocky Mountain Hospice Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Education Association Caregiver Support Groups. Want to have more meaning in your life. Donate to library Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Please remember the “Friends of the The groups are designed to provide emo- Do you want to do something that is Online courses Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. would like to donate to our organization Tooele City Library” while doing home Online courses in Network+ and Security+ to please call us. We are also looking for tional, educational and social support for satisfying and of great service to your cleaning and donate your used books to IT are designed for the IT professional Food Banks books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. community? Then become a Rocky the bookstore in the library. Money from Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville chures or any history that pertains to the Food Addicts in Recovery book sales is used to support programs knowledge of networking and security. Emergency Food Pantry, and the Tooele Tooele County area. If you would like to ence required. All training, background within the library. The library is located at Courses prepare students for the CompTIA County Food Bank are in need of canned donate them to our organization, or if you Anonymous check and TB tests provided by Rocky Are you having trouble controlling the 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Network+ and Security+ exams. Call meats, soups, pasta and any non-perish- would let us make a copy for the Tooele Mountain. The only requirement is your way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 able foods. We are accepting donations County Historical Society, please call 435- desire to help someone in need. Please Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- org. Thank you for your support. for more information or to enroll. for Pathways Women’s and Children’s 882-1612. contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain Shelter (victims of domestic abuse). They ery program for anyone suffering from Hospice at 801-397-4904. Books for the Whole Family Get enrolled are in need of socks, underwear, blankets food addiction. Meetings are held every Donated children’s books and paperbacks The Next Chapter Enroll in training at Tooele Technical for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- Groups and Events Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers The Next Chapter is a free social support College. Sharpen your current skills or spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish and 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and educational program to help widows train for a new career. Most programs remover) toys. Anything will be appreci- Museum volunteers needed north back entrance. For more informa- on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 and widowers adjust to the loss of their have open enrollment and you can enroll ated. Underwear and socks must be new. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele spouse through monthly activities. You anytime of the year. Get a commercial Other items can be gently used. Please seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Carolyn at 435-882-0805 or visit www. City Library. All proceeds go back to the are invited to join others who are on the driver’s license in as little as 4 weeks and help us help our community. Drop boxes or science? Volunteers at the museum can foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to library for projects and programs. same page as you, to begin a new chapter get on-the-road to a lucrative career. are located in the Intermountain Staffing gain new skills or practice old ones. We attend. are looking for people to help with orga- in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Bingo is back Tooele Tech also offers CPR classes to its Office, 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. students and the public on the second nization, exhibit development, gardening Tooele County Aging County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started Baby blankets needed and educational program development. Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- more details. its bingo games again on Fridays starting Monday of every month. Become CPR cer- Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- Volunteer positions are seasonal and year teers to help us meet the needs of seniors at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. tified at Tooele Tech. For more informa- Sons of Utah Pioneers ery at Mountain West Medical Center. round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers in the community. Many seniors require Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with tion, call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. Anyone interested in the history of Tooele Blankets should be new and in good must be at least 16 years old. To apply or assistance and need rides to doctors or questions. edu. City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we condition. Homemade blankets are also request more information, send email to: other health professionals. Rides help need you. Please come and join us for a Train to work accepted if new. Donations can be turned [email protected] seniors live more independent lives. Call potluck social dinner at the LDS church, Tooele Technical College’s new Software in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West 435-843-4114 for more information. The Grantsville 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- Development program and Nail Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Grantsville Elementary Technician program have immediate Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club also are in need of volunteers. For more meets the third Tuesday of the month information about volunteering at the 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons Community Council Meeting openings. Train to work in the computer any questions. software industry or own your own busi- (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday The next Grantsville Elementary Community Closet in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele of each month at 6:30 p.m. Community Council meeting will be held ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit tooeletech.edu for more information. Clean out your closets. The Community ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. TC Squares Dance Club on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019 from 4:30 to 5:30 Closet is accepting donations for gently Come learn about rocks, minerals and The TC Squares Dance Club has begun p.m. in the GES library. All parents are Adult Education used clothing. Donations are accepted ways to craft them and enjoy field trips Life’s Worth Living Foundation dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke encouraged to attend. There will be lots Get your high school diploma this year at at your neighborhood school. Contact for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per Suicide support group meetings are Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 of valuable information, so we hope to see the Tooele Community Learning Center. Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any year. For more information, send ques- held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please you there! Grantsville Elementary School All classes required for a high school questions. tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. bring finger food to share. For more infor- is located at 50 Park St., Grantsville. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- gmail.com. Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by aration and English as a second language the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Share the past Local author seeks photos thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Share the past, submit a history, obitu- are available. Register now to graduate Moose — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 A local author and historian is seeking cide, please plan on attending. Please go website at tcsquares.com. ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. Meals at the Lodge Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- original photographs of Saltair, Black on Facebook and like our page to keep Tooele County Homemakers The Family History Center in Grantsville Friday and Saturday night dinners will be Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, current with our latest news and events. cation classes are for students 18 and over. This month the Homemakers will meet is assembling a record of Grantsville served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners as well as any similar turn-of-the-century Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Tuesday, Jan. 8, where the Jerry Winters residents. Your submission may be made ESOL change weekly or you can order from the attractions and resorts for an upcoming livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. family will be singing. From February to by emailing to [email protected] or by ESOL conversational classes are held menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. book project. Those who wish to con- May, they will meet on the first Tuesday coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch tribute information or photographs of Disabled American Veterans of every month. All meetings will be or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- specials are available at the lodge from 11 these parks should contact Emma Penrod Chapter 20 held from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the USU 84074. Come in and receive help from our dents may also come anytime the center is a.m. For members and their guests only. at [email protected]. Contributions The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Extension Building auditorium, 151 N. trained consultants. For more information, open for individualized study. Registration will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Chapter for the Disabled American Main St., Tooele. For more information call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Breakfast released pictorial history book. There is Veterans holds monthly general member- call Thiel at 435-238-8245 or Eileen at 435- Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Breakfast will be served every Sunday no such thing as too many photographs ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, Senior Center meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend 882-5009. The senior center is for the enjoyment of tion. as the author needs a minimum of 160 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the photographs, and any help is greatly Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- Early Head Start women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy Tooele County Quilters tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include appreciated. who wish to attend the leadership meet- It’s a new year and the Tooele County Do you have a child under age 3? Are you a great breakfast. ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head Tooele Valley Free Masons Quilters are ready to go. If you’re inter- appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele ested, come join us for our first meeting of ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the County veterans are invited to attend. 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 in the Tooele A Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner will be second Friday of each month for din- Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are held on Thursday, Dec. 27 at 5:30 p.m. ner and socializing. If you are interested hold its monthly executive and general $20 per year to be paid at the first meet- Bulletin Board Policy or have questions, please join us at the New Year’s Eve Celebration meetings on the third Thursday of every ing. All meetings are held on the third If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement A New Year’s celebration will be held on month at the Pioneer Museum (rear Tuesday of each month. For more informa- 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Monday, Dec. 31. Dinner will start at 6 entrance). The executive meeting will tion, call 435-843-7649. Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit 435-277-0087. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. p.m., followed by music from Bent Fender be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot at 7 p.m. Party favors will be provided. All Tooele Valley Family History will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for Tooele County Homemakers volunteer drivers — no DAV membership The new season of the Tooele County guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please members and their guests are welcome. Center call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later is required. Will need a VA physical. No Homemakers is from September to May. Research your ancestors free with trained than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. Life Line Screening monthly meetings are held in December. The group of women meet the first Life Line Screening will be at the Loyal FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele Call commander James Yale at 435-849- Tuesday of nearly every month from 10 Order of Moose 2031 on Friday, Feb. Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the USU Extension 22, 2019. They offer safe, painless, non- East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Thomas at 435-830-8487. Building auditorium, 151 N. Main, Tooele. invasive preventive health screenings not of operation: Tuesday through Friday, The meetings include a luncheon and Comics Page Puzzle Answers typically included in a routine physical. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Health Department and Aging often guest speakers. For more informa- from page B4 This is a great way to be proactive about evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings Services hours tion, call Thiel at 435-224-4807 or Eileen at your health, and to live longer for yourself, by appointment only. Special classes The Tooele County Health Department 435-882-5009. your family and your community. For only offered regularly. Call the center for more Full Local Sports Coverage

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Your Community Newspaper SUBSCRIBE TODAY 435-882-0050 TooeleOnline.com B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 27, 2018 Snow globe holds memories of 2018 here’s something magi- baby-food jar would make a for the “snow” to fall when cal about a snow globe. perfect home for a little rubber complete. An adult should glue TWho can resist shaking starfish to represent the sea life the object on the inside of the a liquid-filled decoration to you observed at an aquarium. lid with water-resistant glue, watch it “snow”? I know fami- It’s all up to you and your such as aquarium sealant from lies that collect them on their imagination. your local pet store. Let dry 24 summer vacations, and on Step 1: Fill the jar with hours. occasion they give them a good water and shake to test the lid Step 3: Fill the jar almost shake, turn them upright and for tightness. Pour the water to the top with baby oil, or then smile with the memories. out, remove the paper label use distilled water with a few Now you can make your own or event. Here’s how: and let it dry completely. drops of glycerin added to to commemorate something First, you want to have Step 2: Choose a clean the water. Sprinkle glitter or special you did in 2018. a vision for your scene and waterproof toy, game piece, waterproof confetti into the Reminisce with your kids how it will be contained. Will travel souvenir or trinket to liquid. An adult should apply about activities your family you need a little jar, fat jar or inhabit the imaginary world. water-resistant glue to the enjoyed this past year, and skinny jar? A tall jam jar might Place it temporarily inside the outside grooves of the jar rim then make a memory snow accommodate that plastic bear lid and lower the jar down and carefully screw on the lid. globe using a small waterproof figure as a reminder of a camp- over it, just to make sure it Stand the jar with lid end up to object to represent the activity ing trip at a national park. A fits and allows enough space dry for 24 hours. Gather your kids around and shake your 2018 memory globe. Then hold still and watch. Grandparent Tip: Enjoy a “crafting fest” with your grand- children and let each one make a memory globe with objects that represent something you did together, such as a fishing trip, a book you read, a movie you saw or a recipe you cooked up. Talk about the memory as you create. • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes and activities, visit www.don- nasday.com and link to the NEW Donna’s Day Facebook Dick Van Dyke fan page. Her latest book is “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for Families.” merican treasure Dick and they were very affable. Van Dyke celebrated One night in 1974 I saw © 2018 Donna Erickson Ahis 93rd birthday on Dick standing by himself and Distributed by King Features Synd. Dec. 13. He surely knew went over to him and asked, then that six days later his “Where’s your beautiful 25th film, “Mary Poppins wife,” to which he said, “She Returns,” would blow every- filed for divorce today.” one’s mind with a scene “Well,” I said, “at least you where he furiously tap danc- have that great house,” to Alternative therapies in cancer treatment es on a table as the banker which he returned, “She got Mr. Dawes, Jr. (son of Dawes the house.” Hoping to save DEAR DR. ROACH: I won- the news media, and why don’t turmeric, have solid data show- Sr., whom he played in the the moment, I said, “At least der why you never talk about physicians who can access ing benefit in combination original 54 years ago). your show’s going strong ...” holistic measures to prevent this information tell it to their with chemotherapy in treat- Dick began his career in He replied, “It was canceled illnesses, such as cancer. I just patients? — V.A. ing some cancers. However, 1955 hosting a radio show in today!” I said, “Three strikes, read an article by an oncologist ANSWER: The therapies you finding an oncologist who has his native Missouri, and then I’m out.” “Don’t feel bad,” who said there are certain anti- mention are termed “comple- expertise in alternative treat- a local morning show the he joked. “She got the car, cancer supplements that work, mentary” or “alternative” ment might not be easy. following year. In 1959 he I got the payments; she got including vitamin D, magnolia treatments, specifically “herbal Similarly, finding an alter- auditioned for the Broadway the elevator, I got the shaft!” extract and artichoke extract, treatments.” Holistic medicine, native medicine provider who musical “Bye Bye Birdie.” From that I learned never all of which have been shown on the other hand, aims to knows enough about cancer Insecure about his dancing, to mention spouses or girl- in laboratory studies to kill a treat the entire person — phys- and chemotherapy to be of even for a small part, he ner- friends to celebrities. variety of cancer cells, includ- ically, mentally, emotionally, value to both the patient and vously danced a soft shoe. Dick became partners with ing colon, breast and liver can- spiritually. Holistic medicine the oncologist isn’t easy. There So impressed was Broadway Michelle Triola Marvin from cers, and leukemia. Artichoke ought to be a goal for all pro- ing or curing cancer. are some centers where both legend Gower Champion 1976 until her death in 2009, extract also contains cynarin, viders, since health consists of Compounds can be very traditional and complementary that he cast Van Dyke as the which was daring, in view which decreases inflammation. much more than mere absence effective at killing cancer therapies are used, and where lead. Dick won a Tony Award of her landmark “palimony” Other compounds that can of physical disease. While a cells in a laboratory, but that the patient’s entire care team and later starred in the 1963 case against Lee Marvin. reduce cancer growth are black physician can help with some is very different from killing is aware of all the treatments a movie with Janet Leigh and At 87 years young, Dick cumin seed oil and bee propo- of these aspects, it is difficult cancer cells in a person at a patient is getting. Ann-Margret. wed Arlene Silver in 2012. lis, which is rich in caffeic or impossible for one person level that’s achievable without • • • That led to the 1961-66 He continues to sing in an a acid phenethyl ester (CAPE), to be expert in helping a per- toxicity. That’s why they aren’t Dr. Roach regrets that “Dick Van Dyke Show,” with cappella quartet and a six- chrysin and cinnamic acid — son meet all goals of wellness, on the news media — they he is unable to answer indi- Mary Tyler Moore. He did piece jazz band that plays compounds that affect cancer which is why collaborative care aren’t a cure, and haven’t been vidual letters, but will incor- another “Dick Van Dyke Dixieland and ragtime music. genes. Studies show that they is so important. proven definitively helpful. If porate them in the column Show” from 1971-74 with When caught dancing in reduce the growth of many With respect to the herbal that changes, I will be among whenever possible. Readers Hope Lange as his wife. supermarkets he laughingly cancers, including colon, pros- treatments you mention, and the first to spread the news. may email questions to Among his 23 other films are says, “Dancing keeps me tate and kidney. others like them, it is my opin- Where I believe alternative [email protected] the classics “Mary Poppins” young.” He says his secret for I’ve also read about the ion that these have potential therapies have the most poten- nell.edu. (1964) and “Chitty Chitty longevity is “Sing like nobody powerful effects that simple to help treat some kinds of tial in cancer is in combination Bang Bang” (1969). He can hear you, dance like seasonings have on cancer cancer. However, I am quite with traditional therapies: © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. also starred in the TV series nobody can see you and love cells: black pepper, sage and convinced, after reading many helping people feel better All Rights Reserved “Diagnosis Murder,” with son like you’ve never been hurt, oregano. My question to you is: studies, that none of them is through chemotherapy and Barry (one of four children that’s a good way to live!” Why isn’t this blasted all over completely effective at prevent- radiation. Some herbals, like with wife Margie Willett). How can you not smile at I became friendly with that? Happy New Year! Dick and Margie while cov- mind: Those who study such the Indians. When the Dutch and 2,500 miles from the farm ering events they attended, © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. things say that New Year’s Day and English settlers were try- where it was grown to the plate is the No. 1 holiday for car ing to clear out the natives, where it’s consumed. they were paid a bounty for theft. Perhaps they’re making • Paleontologists claim that each scalp they brought back. up for Christmas Day, which is Neanderthals used toothpicks. The Native Americans adopted typically the holiday with the How can they tell, you might BY SAMANTHA WEAVER the practice only after the fewest auto thefts. well ask? It seems that tooth- Europeans’ arrival on the con- • I bet you didn’t know there’s a pick use leaves distinctive • It was way back in the 17th tinent. century when noted Scottish word specifically used to refer grooves on teeth. scholar Patrick Young made to the space between your • If you’re a runner — and a com- • • • pulsive counter — you might the following sage observation: eyebrows. Yep: It’s called the Thought for the Day: “We already be aware of the fact “The trouble with weather “ophryon.” should not be simply fighting evil that the average person’s feet forecasting is that it’s right too • Fans of old Westerns have in the name of good, but strug- hit the ground approximately often for us to ignore it and doubtless seen depictions of gling against the certainties of 800 times per mile when run- wrong too often for us to rely Native Americans scalping their people who claim always to know ning. on it.” enemies. Most probably don’t where good and evil are to be • As 2018 winds down, you might realize, though, that the brutal • The food eaten by a typical found.” — Tzvetan Todorov practice didn’t originate with American travels between 1,500 want to keep this crime fact in © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. THURSDAY December 27, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 Great Savings on Books at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Starting Out in the Evening A Country Called Home Thomas Deracotte is just out of medical school, and Leonard Schiller is a novelist in his seventies, a his pregnant wife, Helen, have their whole future second-string but respectable talent who produced mapped out for them in upper-crust Connecticut. But only a small handful of books. Heather Wolfe is they are dreamers, and they set out to create their an attractive graduate student in her twenties. She own farm in rural Idaho instead. 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Paid train- 2 SETTLEMENT CAN- or experience in a closely related field. Plus • Ombudsman for long term care facilities. YON water shares for hour of 7:00 p.m., at Minimum Qualifications ing. Must be at least the Stansbury Park completion of the required probation period • High school graduate, plus two (2) years of Assist in the Senior Health Insurance 18 and able to pass a sale. $2500 each. For more information call Clubhouse, 1 Country (6-12 months). specialized training or certification in repair Program. background check. Club, Stansbury Park, Apply online at rise- (928)965-1779 -OR- of plumbing, electrical, mechanical and MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Utah, to consider and servicesinc.org. Se- HAVE A good idea for take public comment C. An equivalent combination of education sprinkler systems, provided through profes- A. Bachelor’s or master’s degree in sociology, lect state = UT = UT sionally sponsored workshops, in-service or a story? Call the on the Amended and experience. psychology, family sciences, gerontology, DSP -Tooele. EEO Transcript and let us college. 2018 Budget and or a closely related field. employer. know 882-0050. the proposed Final Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: AND Knowledge of county, state and federal B. Current Social Service Worker or Licensed 2019 Budget. • Up to (3) three years of experience in WANT TO get the lat- STANSBURY SERV- laws, regulations and programs. Working Clinical Worker License with the Division of SEEKING DIRECT est local news? Sub- construction, maintenance, heavy equip- care Staff for a dis- ICE AGENCY OF knowledge of modern office practices and ment operation and repair. Worked in public Occupational and Professional Licensing. scribe to the Tran- TOOELE COUNTY. abled adult in Grants- script Bulletin. procedures; working knowledge of modern service or public relations environment. AND ville. Training will be (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- advanced accounting/bookkeeping practic- OR C. Two (2) years of related work experience. provided. Call Jacob SELL YOUR car in the es and procedures; knowledge of budget • An equivalent combination of education and (801)918-1162 for Transcript Bulletin letin December 27 Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: more information. Classified section. 2018 & January 3, development and fiscal management. experience. 2019) Proficiency in the operation of typical office Working knowledge of current social work Special Qualifications NOTICE TO WATER equipment and software including: databas- practices and working knowledge of psychol- Must possess a valid Utah (CDL) driver’s ogy and sociology. Ability to travel. Ability USERS es, spreadsheets, presentations and word license with no DUI’s/ARR’s in the past five The applications below to establish and maintain effective working processing programs. Must be able to speak (5) years and no more than two (2) moving were filed with the Di- and make presentations to small and large violations within the past 24 months or must relationships with other employees, other vision of Water Rights in Tooele County. groups of employees and/or the public. Ability be able to acquire a CDL within three months agencies, and the public. Valid Utah Driver’s License. Must possess a valid Utah driver’s These are informal to establish and maintain effective working of employment. Must possess certifications in proceedings per Rule relationships with employee, other agencies at least one of the following heavy equipment: license with no DUI’s/ARR’s in the past five R655-6-2. Protests and the public. backhoe, track hoe, loader, grader, and forklift. (5) years and no more than two (2) moving concerning an applica- violations within the past 24 months. tion must be legibly For a complete job description or an on-line !"#$%&&'()*+,$%((-*&.)*"+/ written or typed, con- Now Renting tain the name and For a complete job description or an application please visit !"#$%&'(&)*+,#*,$")'-../0 mailing address of the application please visit: http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html For a complete job description or an Income Restrictions Apply application please visit: (&"*1/'1)),)*1"#&'%10'2&' protesting party, http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Applications must be submitted to Exclusively for Seniors STATE THE APPLI- Application and resume must be submitted to http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Tooele County Human Resource Application and resume must be submitted to 131,/12/&4'51//'6$+'7&*1,/) CATION NUMBER Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 Pet Friendly Office, Rm 308 Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 PROTESTED, CITE 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT. 84074 012340135676 REASONS FOR THE or email application and resume to 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 Call for details or email application and resumé to or email application and resume to 899$45536123:;55 PROTEST, and RE- [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 435.843.0717 QUEST A HEARING, Tooele County is an Equal Opportunity Employer if desired. Also, A $15 EEO Employer EEO Employer FEE MUST BE IN- CLUDED FOR EACH APPLICATION PRO- TESTED. Protests must be filed with the Division of Water Rights, PO Box 146300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300, or by hand delivery to a Division office during normal business hours on or before JANU- ARY 23, 2019. Please visit waterrights.utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for additional information. CHANGE APPLICA- TION(S) 15-3693(a44227): Craig D. and Laura K. Anderson propose(s) using 1.72 ac-ft from the Underground Wa- ter Well (existing) (11 miles North of Tooele City) for IRRIGATION; DOMESTIC. EXTENSION(S) 15-5234(A72468a): Michael H. Holmes is/are filing an exten- sion for 5.73 ac-ft from groundwater (Soldier Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- ton) for IRRIGATION; DOMESTIC. 15-5235(A72469a): Ronald K. Holmes is/are filing an exten- sion for 5.73 ac-ft from groundwater (Soldier Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- ton) for IRRIGATION; DOMESTIC. 15-5241(A72470a): H2 Ltd. is/are filing an extension for 16.9 ac-ft from groundwater (Sol- dier Canyon) for IRRI- GATION; STOCKWA- TERING; DOMESTIC. 15-5271(A72470b): H2 Ltd. is/are filing an extension for 3.36 ac-ft from groundwater (Sol- dier Canyon) for IRRI- GATION. 15-4454(a29351): Grantsville City is/are filing an extension for 20.0 ac-ft from ground- water (Grantsville City Service Area) for MU- NICIPAL: In Grants- ville. Kent L. Jones, P.E. STATE ENGINEER (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin December 27 2018 & January 3, 2019) NOTICE A Notice of Intent for the following project NOTICE TO WATER VERNON TOWN submitted in accor- USERS NOTICE OF VA- d a n c e w i t h The applications below CANCY - TOWN R307-401-1, Utah Ad- were filed with the Di- COUNCIL POSITION ministrative Code vision of Water Rights PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given (UAC), has been re- in Tooele County. The agenda for the that pursuant to the ceived for considera- These are informal Special Tooele County provisions of Utah tion by the Director: proceedings per Rule Commission meeting Code 20A-1-510, a va- Company Name: R655-6-2. Protests to be held December cancy will exist on the Tooele Army Depot concerning an applica- 27, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. , Vernon Town Council Location: Tooele Army tion must be legibly will be posted on the as of January 2, 2019. Depot - South Area - written or typed, con- county website at The Vernon Town JMTE-BON, Tooele tain the name and (http://www.co.tooele.u Council is soliciting Army Depot, Tooele, mailing address of the t.us/clerk.htm, click on qualified persons (a UT, Tooele County protesting party, “Tooele County Com- registered voter, who Project Description: THURSDAYSTATE THE December APPLI- mission 27, 2018 Meetings” and has resided within the Tooele Army Depot - CATION NUMBER on the public notice Town of Vernon for 12 TOOELESouth TRANSCRIPT (TEAD-S) sub- BULLETIN B9 PROTESTED,THURSDAY December CITE website 27, 2018 consecutive months Tooele mittedTranscripT a Notice of In-BulleTin B6 REASONS FOR THE (http://www.utah.gov/p prior to January 2, tent on November 7, PROTEST, and RE- mn/index.html) . Cop- 2019, and in accor- 2017 to update emis- QUESTPublic A Notices HEARING, iesPublic may also Notices be ob- dancePublic with Notices Utah Con- Public Notices sionsPublic and Notices operations. Public Notices if desired.Meetings Also, A $15 tainedMeetings at the County stitutionMeetings Article IV, Miscellaneous ThisMiscellaneous modification is up- Miscellaneous TOOELETRANSCRIPT FEE MUST BE IN- Clerk’s Office, County Section 6, is not a dating equipment and CLUDED FOR EACH Health Department, mentally incompetent PUBLIC NOTICE removing conditions NOTICE OF AUC- BULLETIN APPLICATION PRO- Transcript Bulletin, person, a person con- Beehive Telephone on open burning muni- TION TESTED. Protests Tooele County Senior victed of a felony, or a Company is a telecom- tions operations and Date of Sale: Satur- must be filed with the Center, Grantsville person convicted of munications provider Solid Waste Manage- day, January 12, Division of Water City Hall, Grantsville treason or a crime of basic and enhanced ment Unit (SWMU) op- 2019 Time: 10:00 A Full-Color Learning and Rights, PO Box Senior Center and against the elective services within its erations. The open AM. Beehive Storage, 146300, Salt Lake Wendover Senior Cen- franchise) who are in- service territory. Bee- burning munitions and 1498 N Main St, Activity Page Just for Kids! City, UT 84114-6300, ter. terested in being ap- hive is an Eligible SWMU operations T o o o e l e U T or by hand delivery to Marilyn K. Gillette, pointed to fill this va- Telecommunications work load has been 435-882-3088 Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin a Division office during Tooele County cancy to submit their Carrier and as such, completed, and the re- This notice of auction normal business hours Clerk/Auditor name for considera- receives support from moval of the opera- is being given pursu- on or before JANU- (Published in the tion. The appointment the Federal Universal tions will eliminate fu- ant to 38-8-1 et al, ARY 23, 2019. Please Tooele Transcript Bul- will continue until Service Fund. Monthly gitive emission but not Utah Code Annotated. visit letin December 27, January 2020, at local service charges the point source emis- UNIT 003 Mike Vol- waterrights.utah.gov or 2018) which time the position are as follows: sions. berg. Water sports call (801)538-7240 for will be filled pursuant Single Party Resi- TEAD-S is located in equip, misc items. additional information. PUBLIC NOTICE to the next municipal dence Service an area of Tooele UNIT 072 Ruth CHANGE APPLICA- THE RUSH VALLEY election. $18.00 County, which is at- Mitchell. Saddle, misc TION(S) TOWN PLANNING The Town Council will Single Party Business tainment area for all items,older spotless 15-3693(a44227): COMMISSION WILL meet at the Vernon Service $27.50 criteria pollutants. classic Harley David- Craig D. and Laura K. HOLD A SPECIAL Town Fire Station, 325 State Mandated Emer- TEAD-S is subject to son motorcycle, white Anderson propose(s) M E E T I N G O N South Main Street, gency 911 Services New Source Perform- plate-UT Y65MZ vin# using 1.72 ac-ft from WEDNESDAY, JANUI- Vernon, Utah on Tues- Each Telephone Num- ance Standard 40 CFR 1HD1BFV11EB04435 the Underground Wa- ARY 02, 2019 day, January 8, 2019, ber $1.32 60 Subpart A, Dc, IIII, 8. ter Well (existing) (11 7:00 PM AT THE at 7:00 p.m. to con- State Subscriber Line JJJJ and National UNIT 104 Kelly miles North of Tooele RUSH VALLEY TOWN sider appointing quali- Charge Emission Standards Wright. Misc house- City) for IRRIGATION; HALL 52 SOUTH fied persons. Each Single Line Resi- for Hazardous Air Pol- hold. DOMESTIC. PARK STREET RUSH Interested persons dence $0.30 lutants 40 CFR 63 UNIT 124 & 404. EXTENSION(S) VALLEY, UTAH should submit their Business Telephone Subpart A and ZZZZ. Household, furniture, 15-5234(A72468a): AGENDA IS AS FOL- name and complete Number $0.45 TEAD-S is classified fishing equipment, Michael H. Holmes LOWS: and submit the re- Federal Mandated as a minor source tools, misc, weight set, is/are filing an exten- 1. Discussion and Re- quired Declaration of Subscriber Line based upon the emis- golf clubs. sion for 5.73 ac-ft from view of Agenda Items Candidacy to Doretta Charge sion levels. Title V of UNIT 257 Carl Elia- groundwater (Soldier by Planning Commis- Shumway at 780 Fre- Each Single Line Resi- the 1990 Clean Air Act son. misc furniture Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- sion drickson Lane, Ver- dence & does not apply to this and antique desk, ton) for IRRIGATION; 2. Roll Call non, Utah 84080 no Business Telephone source. camping equip. DOMESTIC. 3. Approval of meet- later than 4 January Number $6.50 The change in total UNIT 360 Ruth 15-5235(A72469a): ing minutes for 2019 at 5:00 pm. Each Business Potential To Emit (in Mitchel. Furniture, Ronald K. Holmes 11-07-18 DATED this 24 day of Multi-Line & tons per year) for point welding tools, misc fur- is/are filing an exten- 4. Chad Hymas - Zon- December, 2018. Pay Telephone Num- sources is as follows: niture and household. sion for 5.73 ac-ft from ing Approval, AG BY ORDER OF THE ber $9.20 -51.13 of PM10, -51.13 (Published in the groundwater (Soldier Building VERNON TOWN Customers of basic of PM2.5 (a subset of Tooele Transcript Bul- Cyn 3mi SE of Stock- 5. Public Comments COUNCIL service have access to PM10), -21.86 of SOx, letin December 27, ton) for IRRIGATION; 6. Adjourn Doretta Shumway the public switched -51.30 of NOx, -1.25 of 2018) DOMESTIC. Amie Russell Vernon Town network, minutes of VOC, -4.72 of CO, and PUBLIC NOTICE 15-5241(A72470a): Rush Valley Town Clerk/Recorder use for local service -2.09 of HAPs. The On December 19, H2 Ltd. is/are filing an Clerk/Recorder (Published in the provided at no addi- potential to emit emis- 2018, Zeta Holdings, extension for 16.9 ac-ft Town Website: Tooele Transcript Bul- tional charge, and ac- sions for the TEAD-S LLC filed an applica- from groundwater (Sol- www.rushvalleytown.c letin December 27, cess to emergency (in tons per year) are tion with the Federal dier Canyon) for IRRI- om 2018) 911 services. Toll limi- as follows: 2.47 of Communications Com- GATION; STOCKWA- In compliance with the tation services are also PM10, 2.47 of PM2.5 mission for consent to TERING; DOMESTIC. Americans with Dis- available for qualifying (a subset of PM10), assign its license for 15-5271(A72470b): ability Act, the Town of Public Notices low-income customers. 0.79 of SOx, 34.63 of TOOELE Rush Valley will ac- FM Translator Station Subscribe TRANSCRIPT H2 Ltd. is/are filing an Trustees Lifeline service is NOx, 2.05 of VOC, K244DH which re- extension for 3.36 ac-ft commodate reason- available for qualifying 24.82 of CO, 0.11 of 882-0050 able requests to assist Deadline for public broadcasts Station BULLETIN from groundwater (Sol- low-income customers. HAPs and 438 of KPGR on 96.7 MHz in dier Canyon) for IRRI- persons with disabili- notices is 4 p.m. the The $9.25 federal Life- CO2e. Fort Douglas, Utah, to GATION. ties to participate in day prior to publica- line benefit may be ap- The completed engi- JJIE Corporation. The 15-4454(a29351): meetings. Requests tion. Public notices plied to either qualify- neering evaluation and sole member of Zeta Grantsville City is/are for assistance may be submitted past the ing voice services or air quality impact Holdings, LLC is filing an extension for made by calling Amie deadline will not be qualifying broadband analysis showed that Yorem LP the partners 20.0 ac-ft from ground- Russell at (435) accepted. services. the proposed project of which are Richard water (Grantsville City 837-2118 at least 3 UPAXLP Broadband internet ac- meets the require- Morey and Ruby Mo- Service Area) for MU- days in advance of a cess service is avail- ments of federal air rey. The officers, di- NICIPAL: In Grants- meeting. able. Purchase of quality regulations and Public Notices rectors and sharehold- ville. (Published in the Broadband may re- the State air quality ers of JJIE Corporation Kent L. Jones, P.E. Tooele Transcript Bul- Water User quire purchase of addi- rules. The Director in- STATE ENGINEER letin December 27, tional services. Bee- are Franklyn Mueller, Deadline for public tends to issue an Ap- (Published in the 2018) hive offers t1he follow- Melanie Mueller and notices is 4 p.m. the proval Order pending a Tooele Transcript Bul- ing speeds and rates: the JJIE Retirement VERNON TOWN day prior to publica- 30-day public com- letin December 27 - Residential 6/1Mbps Fund. A copy of the NOTICE OF VA- tion. Public notices ment period. The pro- 2018 & January 3, $49.95 application and related CANCY - TOWN submitted past the ject proposal, estimate 2019) - Residential 20/3Mbps materials is available COUNCIL POSITION deadline will not be of the effect on local $59.95 for public inspection at PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given accepted. air quality and draft - Residential 50/25 https://publicfiles.fcc.g MONEY SAVING Coupons The agenda for the that pursuant to the UPAXLP Approval Order are Mbps $79.95 ov/ by entering the Special Tooele County provisions of Utah available for public in- - Residential 100/50 call letters KQMB or Commission meeting Code 20A-1-510, a va- spection and comment Mbps $119.95 KSRR in the search in Tuesday’s Paper to be held December cancy will exist on the Public Notices at the Utah Division of - Business 6/1Mbps box. 27, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. , Vernon Town Council Miscellaneous Air Quality, 195 North $59.95 (Published in the will be posted on the as of January 2, 2019. 1950 West, Salt Lake Business 20/3Mbps Tooele Transcript Bul- county website at The Vernon Town Deadline for public City, UT 84116. Writ- $69.95 letin December 25, 27 (http://www.co.tooele.u Council is soliciting notices is 4 p.m. the ten comments re- - Business 50/25Mbps 2018 & January 1 & 3, t.us/clerk.htm, click on qualified persons (a day prior to publica- ceived by the Division $89.95 2019) “Tooele County Com- registered voter, who tion. Public notices at this same address - Business 100/50 mission Meetings” and has resided within the submitted past the on or before January SELL YOUR CAR or Mbps $139.95 on the public notice Town of Vernon for 12 deadline will not be 26, 2019 will be con- boat in the classi- - Wireless 6/1Mbps website consecutive months accepted. sidered in making the fieds. Call 882-0050 $49.95 (http://www.utah.gov/p prior to January 2, UPAXLP final decision on the or visit www.tooele- Not all speeds may be mn/index.html) . Cop- 2019, and in accor- approval/disapproval transcript. com or available in your area. ies may also be ob- dance with Utah Con- SELLING YOUR of the proposed pro- e-mail your ad to To find out what tained at the County stitution Article IV, mountain bike? ject. Email comments tbp@tooeletranscript. speeds are available in Clerk’s Office, County Section 6, is not a www.tooele tran- will also be accepted com your area or to order SELLING YOUR Health Department, mentally incompetent script.com at services please call us HOME? Advertise it Transcript Bulletin, person, a person con- [email protected]. at 800-615-8021. in the classifieds. Call Tooele County Senior victed of a felony, or a If anyone so requests (Published in the 882-0050 or visit Center, Grantsville person convicted of to the Director in writ- Tooele Transcript Bul- www.tooeletran City Hall, Grantsville treason or a crime ing within 15 days of letin December 20 & script.com Senior Center and against the elective publication of this no- 27, 2018) tice, a hearing will be Wendover Senior Cen- franchise) who are in- SELL YOUR com- ter. terested in being ap- NOTICE held in accordance with R307-401-7, puter in the classi- Marilyn K. Gillette, pointed to fill this va- A Notice of Intent for fieds. Call 882-0050 Tooele County cancy to submit their the following project UAC. Under Section or visit www.tooele- Clerk/Auditor name for considera- submitted in accor- transcript. com (Published in the tion. The appointment d a n c e w i t h 19-1-301.5, a person Tooele Transcript Bul- will continue until R307-401-1, Utah Ad- who wishes to chal- DEADLINES FOR letin Sold December 27, January for 2020, at ministrative Code lenge a Permit Order classifieds ads are 2018) which time the position (UAC), has been re- may only raise an is- M o n d a y a n d will be filled pursuant ceived for considera- sue or argument dur- Wednesdays by 4:45 to the next municipal tion by the Director: ing an adjudicatory p.m. election. Company Name: proceeding that was HAVE A good idea for TopThe TownDollar! Council will Tooele Army Depot raised during the pub- a story? Call the meet at the Vernon Location: Tooele Army lic comment period Transcript and let us Town Fire Station, 325 Depot - South Area - and was supported know 882-0050. South Main Street, JMTE-BON, Tooele with sufficient informa- WANT TO get the lat- Vernon, Utah on Tues- Army Depot, Tooele, tion or documentation est local news? Sub- day, January 8, 2019, UT, Tooele County to enable the Director Subscribe Today! I received 9 Offers scribe to the Tran- at 7:00 p.m. to con- Project Description: to fully consider the script Bulletin. 58 N. Main Street • (435) 882-0050 sider appointing quali- Tooele Army Depot - substance and signifi- within a Week and put the Home cance of the issue. fied persons. South (TEAD-S) sub- HAVING A yard sale? Interested persons mitted a Notice of In- Date of Notice: De- cember 27, 2018 Advertise in the Tran- Under Contractshould for submit $8,000 their over List tent on November 7, script TOOELE name and complete 2017 to update emis- (Published in the TRANSCRIPT Price and andClosed submit within the re- 45 days, sions and operations. Tooele Transcript Bul- SELL YOUR car in the quired Declaration of This modification is up- letin December 27, Transcript Bulletin BULLETIN Candidacy to Doretta dating equipment and 2018) Classified section. HAPPYShumway SELLERS! at 780 Fre- removing conditions drickson Lane, Ver- on open burning muni- non, Utah 84080 no tions operations and later than 4 January Solid Waste Manage- I WILL GET2019 atYOU 5:00 pm.TOP DOLLAR ment Unit (SWMU) op- TOOELE DATED this 24 day of erations. The open TRANSCRIPT FORDecember, YOUR 2018. HOME! burning munitions and BY ORDER OF THE SWMU operationsFind us on Facebook! BULLETIN VERNON TOWN work load has been It Matters a COUNCILGreat Deal How It’s Sold, completed, and the re- Doretta Shumway moval of the opera- When It’s SoldVernon and Who Town you Get to tions will eliminate fu- Clerk/Recorder gitive emission but not Negotiate on(Published Your Behalf in the and Protect the point source emis- Tooele Transcript Bul- sions. you in letinthe DecemberSelling Process. 27, TEAD-S is located in 2018) an area of Tooele County, Full which is at- Local Sports Coverage tainment area for all criteria pollutants. List your home here, give me a call! TEAD-S is subject to New Source Perform- TOOELE ance Standard 40 CFR TRANSCRIPT 60 Subpart A, Dc, IIII, JJJJ and National BULLETIN Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pol- For any of your lutants 40 CFR 63 Subpart A and ZZZZ. Your Community real estate TEAD-S is classified as a minor source needs, call based upon the emis- Newspaper Shane Bergen sion levels. Title V of the 1990 Clean Air Act does not apply to this SUBSCRIBE TODAY source. The change in total 435-882-0050 435-840-0344 Potential To Emit (in TooeleOnline.com tons per year) for point sources is as follows: -51.13 of PM10, -51.13 of PM2.5 (a subset of PM10), -21.86 of SOx, -51.30 of NOx, -1.25 of VOC, -4.72 of CO, and -2.09 of HAPs. The potential to emit emis- sions for the TEAD-S (in tons per year) are as follows: 2.47 of PM10, 2.47 of PM2.5 (a subset of PM10), 0.79 of SOx, 34.63 of NOx, 2.05 of VOC, 24.82 of CO, 0.11 of HAPs and 438 of CO2e. The completed engi- neering evaluation and air quality impact analysis showed that the proposed project meets the require- ments of federal air quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Director in- tends to issue an Ap- proval Order pending a 30-day public com- ment period. The pro- ject proposal, estimate of the effect on local air quality and draft Approval Order are available for public in- spection and comment at the Utah Division of Air Quality, 195 North 1950 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116. Writ- ten comments re- ceived by the Division at this same address on or before January 26, 2019 will be con- sidered in making the final decision on the approval/disapproval of the proposed pro- ject. Email comments will also be accepted at [email protected]. If anyone so requests to the Director in writ- ing within 15 days of publication of this no- tice, a hearing will be held in accordance with R307-401-7, UAC. Under Section 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to chal- lenge a Permit Order may only raise an is- sue or argument dur- ing an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the pub- lic comment period and was supported with sufficient informa- tion or documentation to enable the Director to fully consider the substance and signifi- cance of the issue. Date of Notice: De- cember 27, 2018 (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin December 27, 2018) B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 27, 2018

© 2018 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 35, No. 3

Hi, kids! Hereʼs a game we elves like to play at the North Pole. We hope you like it as much as we do. Happy Holidays!

To reveal the answer, use the hints to fill in the empty boxes and create 3-letter words. The answer will appear by reading shaded boxes vertically.

Whoops! Edgar Elf dropped candy canes all over this page. How many can you find?

Get Ready to Play! 1. Find a marker for each player. Buttons and small pebbles work great! el n goblin troll 2. Get a piece of paper and a pencil for each player. 3. Find one die. 4. Cut out the Little People cards. 5. Each player chooses a Little People card. 6. Start on the star. HINTS: 7. Roll the die. Move that pixie fairy gnome 1. Santa wears one on his number of spaces. head. 2. Taking a tiny drink of hot 8. If a player lands on a space cocoa. with a letter that can be used on his/her card, write the letter on the piece of paper. 3. The opposite of the happy. 9. First person to spell the name on his/her card, wins the game. 4. What’s left after a fire. 5. Timid 6. Movie stars do this. 7. A weak light, not bright. 8. To pull a vehicle with another. 9. The opposite of lose.

Standards Link: Vocabulary: Spell grade-level appropriate words correctly.

Find the two identical in in snowmen. cm cm How tall is an elf? Here are some hints from Leroy, one of Santa’s elves. Look through the newspaper to find: Measure my • Something clothes and in in sweet my head to cm cm • Four 4-digit see if you in numbers cm • Something can gure small out how • Something tall I am. in Leroy is inches tall. smaller cm He is cm tall. • Something huge • Something that shows what the Inch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 weather is like 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Standards Link: Reading cm Comprehension: Follow Standards Link: Math: Measurement using standard units; computing sums. simple written directions.

“WEE” is found inside some words you know. SCAVENGER Find the words by looking up, down, backwards, forwards, Do you know these? BUTTONS sideways and diagonally. CANDY Not on top, S E V L E S Y E R L not on the bottom, but CANES F G A L M R E E W R Sugar is PLAY Complete the grid by using all the E N S A O S G N E N letters in the word FROSTY in each WEATHER vertical and horizontal row. Each letter should only be used once in each row. READY B U T T O N S A A O Some spaces have been filled in for you. To cry or to CLOTHES W F C C E S D E T C TALL F A U V A Y H L H N GAME What do you do A bird says F Y A L P N C O E A with a broom? ELVES N C G A M E D P R D SHORT S E H T O L C Y Y T POLE Standards Link: Word Recognition: Recognize and use knowledge of spelling patterns Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical and word chunks. FUN words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.

The Long and Short of It St. is an abbreviation or shorter way to Holiday spell the word saint. Clip examples of Laughs abbreviations from the newspaper. Paste Tell your family your

them onto a piece of paper. Write the favorite holiday jokes

whole word next to the abbreviated form. hoe!” hoe, “Hoe, says, always he because He is probably a farmer farmer a probably is He ANSWER: and riddles today. Standards Link: Word Recognition: Recognize common abbreviations. THURSDAY December 27, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B11 Photos continued from page B1

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Karl VanDyke (above left) stands next to the new Benson Gristmill water wheel he helped build. The grist- mill will open on Saturday for the summer season. An enormous flock of starlings take flight in Burmester.

SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Maria Alejandra Infante (left) twirls in her performance dress at the Tooele Latin Fest held at Aquatic Center Park. Bradley Morris and Jeremy McGrath (above) fly high in a race at Utah Motorsports Campus. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Pow Wow dancer Gabe Hardin displays his talent at the Goshute Pow Wow on Aug. 4 in Ibapah.

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Vocalist Brigitta Teuscher (above) sings with the Timpanogas Big Band in the Old Grantsville Church. A FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO bullrider (right) has to scram- ble after being bucked off and then chased by a bull he Ava Eardley (above) com- tried to ride at the Bit ‘n Spur petes in a sack race during rodeo at the Deseret Peak Farm Camp at the Historic Complex on July 4. Clark Farm in Grantsville. Children from 6-11 years old took part in activities like taking care of animals, making drafts and learn- ing pioneer games and songs during the three-day camp. The Stansbury Park Observatory Complex (left) continued to be a popular FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO site for Public Star Parties throughout the summer.

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