Emergency Management Reports Flood Damage

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COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY A conceptional rendering of the proposed hotel for the Millpond Plaza. Second Millpond development put on hold Applicant and County Council member request delay for more ‘negotiations’

TIM GILLIE Commission Chairman Scott EDITOR Jacobs said that the applicant Stansbury Park residents for the CUP had requested that that showed up for the County the agenda item be tabled to Planning Commission meeting allow for further negotiation on Tuesday night to hear the with the county. fate of a proposed extend-stay Jacobs also read from a CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO hotel in their community left letter from Council Council Posh Floral cleans up after Sunday evening’s flash flood on Vine Street in Tooele City. without an answer. Member Jared Hamner: “I At the request of the appli- am the representative of cant and a County Council Stansbury Park. I have heard member the Tooele County from my citizens on this sub- Preliminary report shows 2.7 inches of rain in Settlement Canyon on Sunday Planning Commission tabled ject ... in discussion with the TIM GILLIE ment infrastructure,” said Whitehouse. to apply for disaster relief, according action on a request by Derald applicant he has respectfully EDITOR Anderson for a conditional use requested discussion so the Whitehouse emphasised that it is Whitehouse. So far the Tooele County Emergency permit for an extended stay applicant and Tooele County important for property owners to report “We can’t promise or guarantee Management has received reports of hotel on property in Stansbury can have an opportunity to flood related damage to the county. any assistance will be available or flood related damage from 125 locations Park’s Mill Pond Plaza. further negotiate the devel- “The state Department of Emergency approved,” Whitehouse said. “But we throughout the county as a result of The CUP was scheduled as opment of this property...” Management is looking at combining need the damage reported so we can Sunday night’s storm. the first action item on the The planning commission the damage from flooding in Enoch and send in an accurate report.” Most of those reports have come from agenda following the approval then unanimously voted to Cedar City with the damage in Salt Lake Flood damage can be reported to the residences in a widespread area includ- of meeting minutes. and Tooele County to apply for a decla- county at the website tcem.org, according Tooele City, Stockton, South Rim, However, as the agenda ration with the federal government to ing to Whitehouse. Rush Valley, Grantsville and other areas, reached that point, Planning SEE PROPERTY PAGE A8 ® make funding available to help with the If approved, assistance comes in three according to Bucky Whitehouse, TCEM damage,” Whitehouse said. forms: help for critical public infrastruc- director. Countywide, TCEM needs to docu- ture, individual assistance for home- “89% of the reports are residential, ment $256,000 in flood related dam- 5% are businesses, and 2% are govern- age that is not covered by insurance SEE FLOOD PAGE A8 ® Sheriff makes Tooele County works with partners case for bonus to create mental health crisis team pay for deputies Specially trained team is part of the County’s effort to improve, expand crisis intervention services

TIM GILLIE TIM GILLIE one unexpected departure EDITOR EDITOR when a deputy’s wife found a Tooele County citizens that Loss of staff and lengthy job opportunity in Alaska and experience a mental health training time has the Tooele moved. Another deputy that crisis now have a new option County Sheriff’s Office down was hired didn’t pan out in the for help. seven deputies and the sheriff academy. The department lost County officials announced is asking for a retention bonus one deputy to a local agency the launch of a Mobile Crisis to temporarily stem the loss. and one to Salt Lake, all strictly Outreach Team on Tuesday. Tooele County Sheriff Paul related to pay, Wimmer said. MCOT is a crisis team spe- Wimmer discussed his plan to And now the department cially trained to serve people offer a $500 bonus to depu- has two that are nearing retire- experiencing a mental health ties, jail officers, and dispatch ment and two others on a list crisis by traveling directly to employees to put a stop to the for potential jobs in another the individual in need to pro- “perfect storm” that has seen agency. vide immediate help, accord- the number of deputy sheriffs “Salt Lake pays a new ing to Gary Dalton, Tooele dwindle drastically, he said. untrained deputy $27 an County human services direc- “I’m looking for a bit of a hour,” Wimmer said. “And tor. stop gap to a perfect storm in we’re a little under $20 an “When an individual faces the Sheriff’s Office,” he said. hour. That’s a $7 an hour dis- a mental health crisis, they “We’ve never found ourselves crepancy ... West Jordan pays often unnecessarily end up this far down in manpower. $5 an hour more than Tooele in the hospital or jail because We’re running 30% down in County and employee benefit COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY road deputies.” Valley Behavioral Health’s Mobile Crisis Outreach Team rallies around their new MCOT car on Wednesday Wimmer explained he had SEE BONUS PAGE A8 ® afternoon. SEE CRISIS PAGE A8 ®

WEATHER FORECAST INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD A8 CLASSIFIEDS B6 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY More state OBITUARIES A5 firefighters SPORTS B5 head out of town 97 83 86 93 90 89 88 See A2 64 58 63 63 62 63 62 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 5, 2021 Utah Department of Health release school COVID-19 guidelines TIM GILLIE The governor or the UDOH The guidelines for physi- EDITOR must provide a 24-hour notice cal distancing state: “Schools Four days after Gov. Spencer to the state Legislature before should implement physical Cox said he won’t ask for issuing an order of constraint. distancing as much as possible a mask mandate for public An order requiring masks is an to protect children who are schools, the Utah State Health order of constraint. too young to be vaccinated. Department announced their A local health department This means to stay at least 6 recommendations for schools, must provide 24-hour notice feet away from other people which strongly recommends to their county elected offi- who are not fully vaccinated. wearing a mask when indoors. cials before declaring a public However, studies showed phys- Along recommending masks health emergency or issuing an ical distancing of only 3 feet when indoors, the UDOH order of constraint. in a classroom can be effec- guidelines state: “Parents may The state legislature or the tive when other prevention always choose to have their county legislative body may measures are taken, including child wear a mask at school overturn a public health order mask wearing.” if they want. In areas where and an order of constraint. Quarantine recommenda- there is no mask requirement, There is a 30-day maximum tions following school expo- the decision to wear a mask at time limit on an initial public sure allow for people exposed school remains optional.” health emergency or order of to return to school without The UDOH guidelines are constraint. The Legislature or quarantine if they are fully vac- designed to comply with new elected county officials must cinated or if both people were state laws about mask man- be provided 10 days notice wearing masks or if they have dates and emergency orders — if the UDOH or local health tested positive for COVID-19 in who can issue them, for what, department requests an exten- the last 90-days or if the per- for how long, and who can sion of a public health emer- son exposed was wearing an repeal them. gency or order of Constraint. SHUTTERSTOCK N95 or KN95 mask. Under bills passed in special All new public health emer- The Utah Department of Health recommends masks for children inside public buildings. The UDOH guideline satte and general sessions during gencies and orders of con- that local health departments the pandemic local public straint must follow the require- With those new laws in one 12 years and older and COVID-19, staying home when and school districts should school and public state school ments of Senate Bill 195. mind, the UDOH recommends strongly recommending masks sick, physical distancing and work together, using local officials and boards can’t All schools in Utah must what they call “layered pre- for people when indoors. cohorting — keeping students data, to decide quarantine and require masks for attendance provide at least 4-days of in- vention strategies” for public Other layers include tak- together in the same groups, protective measures for stu- at school, at school sponsored person instruction per week, schools. ing protective measures improving ventilation, hygiene dents and school staff in their activities, or to be on school according to other newly Those layers include encour- including quarantining after practices, and cleaning and area. grounds or facilities. approved legislation. aging vaccinations for every- a school exposure, testing for disinfection. [email protected]

Third Utah EMAC Utah’s hospitals Deployment of the feeling the strain of Year Leaves Thursday latest COVID wave Some firefighters just returning from Oregon redeploy to Montana SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — ers more than a year into the Twenty-two firefighters fill- fire apparatus from Unified Utah’s hospitals are feeling punishing pandemic.” ing the third Utah Emergency Fire Authority, West Valley the strain as coronavirus Intensive-care units Management Assistance City, Lone Peak, Weber, and cases increase, the vast around the state have Compact assignment of West Jordan Fire Departments. majority among unvacci- exceeded 100% capacity the year and comprising a The firefighters will stage nated people, officials said multiple times over the last new Task Force #1 head to at 7 a.m. and deploy from COURTESY NORTH TOOELE FIRE DEPARTMENT Tuesday. several days, according to Montana to help fight wildfires the Maverik Center, 3200 S. Firefighters from the North Tooele Fire Department deployed to Montana Republican Gov. Spencer officials with Intermountain there. Decker Lake Dr., West Valley last month. More firefighters are deploying this week Cox called the latest wave Healthcare. The new Task Force #1 City, on Aug. 5, 2021 following a “pandemic of the unvac- The state had more than replaces the previous Task a short briefing. agement agencies. up their EMAC deployment to cinated,” yet maintained the 6,000 new cases over the Force #1 which had just They will deploy for about Montana has confirmed and Montana and should be return- state wouldn’t be following past week, about 90% of returned from Oregon along 16 days, 14 days working plus accepted Utah’s EMAC offer. ing to Utah by Saturday. New York in requiring peo- those affected unvaccinated with the previous Task Force travel, under the Emergency The current Task Force #3 Utah stands ready, willing, ple show they got the shot. people, hospital system #2. Management Assistance and Task Force #4, which and able to help a state in Still, if private companies officials said. There’s also a The new Task Force #1 con- Compact , a system of state-to- includes three firefighters need, and EMAC is a great sys- require some sort of proof, national shortage of a medi- sists of lead officers, a mechan- state mutual aid coordinated from the North Tooele Fire tem for doing that. the state would support cation shown to be effective ic, and other firefighters and through state emergency man- Department, are wrapping them, he said. in treating COVID called “The delta variant is Tocilizumab, doctors said. highly contagious and it’s Lt. Gov. Deidre COUNTY BRIEFS spreading rapidly. Our hos- Henderson, who said she pital ICUs are filling up and still suffers the effects of her our healthcare workers are own battle with COVID, was State Route 112 project ing completion. Crews are intermittent closures of side been located alive, accord- feeling the strain,” he said. blunt: “Everybody who is update scheduled to lay a final asphalt streets as paving work passes ing to the Tooele City Police “Hospitals have a shortage unvaccinated is part of the Work continues on state coating in the coming weeks. through the area. Drivers are Department. The owner of the of qualified healthcare work- problem,’” she said. Route 112 this week. Current During this work, one-way encouraged to use alternate snake contacted Tooele City paving operations are near- flagging operations will be in routes such as SR-138 and police Wednesday and advised place between 7 a.m. and 10 SR-36. them that he had found it next p.m. Drivers can continue to to his deep freezer, located in Your Complete Local News Source expect up to 15-minute delays Missing snake found his house. 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BULLETIN email: [email protected] or visit our website extension at TooeleOnline.com Entire contents ©2021 Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written consent of the editor or publisher. THURSDAY August 5, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 OUT & ABOUT Sometimes in life you just have to throw yourself off a cliff, but only if you’re holding a rope

or my first year in college It was wonderful, but what cliff above a road. He handed me the rope. You know how it ended or FI attended The Evergreen does that have to do with It was the scariest cliff I had I looked at him. I tried to I wouldn’t be writing this and State College in my almost throwing yourself off a cliff? ever seen and have ever seen look over the cliff. I asked you wouldn’t be reading it. hometown of Olympia, Tim Gillie One of our professors — I since. The top jutted out at an Willi, “What do I do now?” I survived the jump and Washington — where my real EDITOR don’t think we called them angle, so if you looked over With his flowing gray hair made it safely to the bottom. hometown was may be the that, first names were used, the edge you couldn’t see the and fiery eyes full of determi- I rappelled once or twice subject of another column. it was informal — was Willi bottom. nation, he commanded me to, after that at a Boy Scout camp Founded in 1967, The Unsoeld, an experienced He tied a rope to a tree and “Jump, just jump!” where I worked. Evergreen State College is a “All the King’s Men” and “Cry mountain climber. Among threw it over the edge. You Yeah, easy thing to say when Despite throwing myself off non-traditional school. the Beloved Country.” We read other things, he had scaled could hear one of his sons at it isn’t your life going over a a cliff, I still get nervous on a The first year the place was non-fiction books on ethics Mt. Everest. He also once con- the bottom of the cliff that cliff. zip line and my children used open, chairs stood stacked and philosophy. We held semi- fessed to us, around a camp- grabbed the rope. I tried to jump, but my feet to laugh at me at Lagoon when and packed in classrooms, if nars and discussed our books. fire, that he got a master’s He took some webbing would not move. I refused to ride that little they called them classrooms. We wrote and read papers. We degree in divinity just so he material and with a few quick Despite my feeble intent to thing that carries people across Students voted on whether or learned about social science could get a visa to enter Nepal motions of his hands, he jump, my feet weren’t crazy. the places while you sit on not they wanted to sit in them. research and spent the entire and climb mountains. wrapped a sling around me, Animal survival instinct over- bench high up in the air. Students didn’t enroll in sev- Washington State Legislative Early on in the school year clicked on a carabiner and rode the command to jump. But nevertheless, there are eral different classes like at a session in 1976 on the capi- he took us up to Mt. Rainier handed me the rope. “No way,” my feet replied to times in life when you just traditional college. tol campus. We observed the where we camped for a week. I think there was a belay my brain. have to summon that voice I enrolled in what was called Legislative process, held We did service projects, talked rope too, but I was too nervous I tried one more time and inside you that overrides the a coordinated study program. seminars in committee meet- around campfires, learned to to get all the details. summoned all my inner energy instinct to stay safe and tell I and about 30 other students ing rooms. We eventually each crawl on ropes 150 feet over a Willi has long gray wavy I could. yourself to “jump, just jump.” spent the entire school year wrote our own research paper raging river, walked on a gla- hair and a thick beard. His eyes I told my feet, “Hey I’m in And when you’re done, it with three faculty members applying our ethical studies to cier, and tried rappelling. were deep, well again I can’t charge here and I say ‘jump.’” feels good — but don’t forget from diverse disciplines study- our observation of a legislative The rappelling experience is remember the color, but at And it worked. I went off to hold the rope. ing “ethics and politics.” issue that we chose to follow the one I remember the most. this point they may have been that cliff. [email protected] We read fiction books like through the session. We went to the edge of a glowing red. Not much to say after that. Tooele Co. planning commissioners fire back at accusations “I read email that comes in Commissioners say aren’t ‘on the take’ that has, in bold capitalized, ‘don’t forget you work for the TIM GILLIE request and get that email. If citizens and you must listen EDITOR you are going to accuse any to our voice.’ We don’t work Two Tooele County planning member of this board or any for the citizens, we serve the commissioners took time dur- board of an illegal action you citizens. Yes we listen to your ing Wednesday night’s meeting have an absolute obligation words, but we still have to TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO to react to written public com- to prove it and bring it up, abide by the zoning ordinances The Tooele County Planning Commission listens during a public hearing at their Aug. 4 meeting. ment that included accusations otherwise do not make those on the books. We don’t have of wrong-doing and failure to accusations.” carte blanche just because represent citizens. After McNeill made his com- people disagree with what is Between agenda items ments, planning commissioner going on. Don’t think we’re on planning commissioner Jeff Blair Hope also commented the take, we aren’t. Don’t think McNeill asked and received on some of the email he has we don’t have your best inter- permission from the commis- received. est at heart , we do.” sion chairman to make a point of personal privilege. McNeil drew a line between a comment on social media and making an accusation of criminal activity in a written comment submitted as part of a public hearing. “We get email and we appreciate it,” he said. “It is GARRARD’S a great way to communicate and express views. But I got an Bargain Buggys email, and this isn’t an exact quote, but it said that planning commissioners are taking bribes and somehow getting financial gain by approving certain things. Jeff McNeil “I just want to say if anybody has even an inkling of evidence that that is true, they have a moral and ethical and legal obligation to bring that up. They can bring it to the county attorney and certainly can bring it to the state attorney general. That is a serious accusation. I for one have never accepted anything from somebody who has come before this board. Putting it on social media is H H one thing, but to put it in an Tires Wheels email that is now part of public record that 10 years from now somebody can do a GRAMA Blair Hope HLift Kits We do it all! Something on your mind? We Will Buy Your Cars Top Dollar for Trade-Ins Write a letter Check Out All Vehicles and to the Editor! Get Pre-Approved Online! All Cars are bluestar Tooele Transcript Bulletin www.bargainbuggys.com certified by 3rd Party Letters to Editor Inspection Stations P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 426 EAST CIMMARRON • ERDA

or Like us on [email protected] 435.882.7711 Facebook A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 5, 2021 CLERK’S CORNER The municipal primary election is in full swing! lection Day is August 10 If you have international tion is required for passports, party are the only ones here, when we have a more struc- Efor Grantsville, Tooele and travel plans for Christmas, marriage licenses and mar- we can keep that information tured day. some Erda City residents. now is the time to apply for a riage ceremonies. It allows us safe and private. Last, but certainly not least, Only three of the five Erda Tenille Tingey passport. Also, please don’t to review any special circum- Making an appointment we have a big transition hap- districts are having a primary GUEST COLUMNIST forget that you will need an stances that you might have also keeps you physically safe. pening in the Clerk’s Office. election, so don’t worry if you appointment to apply for before you come to the office. Limiting the amount of people Marilyn Gillette is retiring on didn’t get a ballot — you will a passport, get a marriage This saves you time, helps us that we have in the office will Aug. 16. It has been a pleasure get one in November for the license, or get married at the to increase our accuracy, and help reduce the transmission to work with her — we have general election. Deseret Peak Complex, the Clerk’s Office. At first glance, it helps avoid repeat visits. of COViD-19. We realize things all learned so much from her. If you plan to mail your County Building or Stansbury may seem inconvenient to have Appointments allow us to are relaxed and opening up, We will greatly miss her in our ballot to us, make sure it is High School from 7 a.m. to 8 to schedule an appointment, focus on you and your needs. If but cases are still increasing office and as constituents of postmarked by the day prior p.m. on August 10. but there are many benefits to we make a mistake due to con- regardless of vaccination sta- the County. The Clerk’s Office to Election Day, which would As we are in the middle of an appointment you might not stant interruptions, your pass- tus. Safety of our customers staff wants to express our grat- be August 9, or drop them in a the election, day-to-day busi- have thought about. port can be delayed, or worse, and staff remains one of our itude to Marilyn for her hard ballot drop box on August 10 ness continues. It has certainly Scheduling an appointment denied. We are able to give highest priorities. work and dedication to Tooele by 8 p.m. not slowed down! ensures that you are fully pre- you our undivided attention. Appointments have allowed County! If you didn’t get a ballot, We are executing passports pared for what you are want- Appointments also allow you us to serve more people and Thank you, Marilyn! need a ballot replacement or at record high levels. Did you ing to accomplish. When you privacy. Much of the activi- be more efficient with our day- need other election day assis- know that passports are cur- book online or speak directly to ties we do in the Clerk’s Office to-day tasks. We have a small Tenille Tingey is the Chief tance, vote assistance centers rently taking 18 weeks to pro- a staff member, we are able to involve your personal informa- office, and we are better able Deputy Clerk for Tooele County. are going to be open at the cess and return??! let you know what documentation and when you and your to optimize staff productivity FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1971, Grantsville ready to host WBBA World Series he Tooele Transcript Mountains quadrant of WBBA World Series for the Clegg’s shearing corrals. Aug. 5, 1921 TBulletin has published Grantsville — burned a total of Tooele National League. That Starting a fire in the dry At the regular session of the Tooele County news since 2,790 acres before being con- much became a certainty on grass along the highway, the Tooele County School Board 1894. Here is a flashback of tained on Sunday afternoon. Friday night at Brigham City flames spread over a 200-acre held in this city, the financial local front-page news from 25, Three wildfires over the when the National League area, engulfing the stacks filled committee of the board met 50, 75 and 100 years ago that weekend burned more than Front-Page from Tooele pinned a 10-2 loss with rye hay and destroying with the county commissioners occurred during the first week 9,000 acres. on the Bountiful American from 70 to 75 tons. and asked that the budget be of August. Later in the week, residents Flashback League. A crew of firefighters were reduced from $135,000, as first of Pine Canyon and Erda It was the sixth straight sent from TOD, and a crew of applied for, to $125,000 for the Aug. 6-8, 1996 turned out in force to tell the tournament victory for the county volunteers were suc- running of schools for 1921 Two raging wildfires threat- world they wanted their com- scenes work was going on in hard-hitting blue and white cessful in saving the shearing and 1922. ened a lime producing plant munities to have an identity. Grantsville, the site of the big clad team and with the win sheds from the flames. The hay In other school business, near Grantsville over the week- In a special election, a clear tourney. they captured a beautiful team was not insured and was a total William J. Hammond and John end, but the plant was saved by majority of registered voters Grantsville had been award- trophy and the Regional cham- loss. Long of Lake Point met with firefighters who handled the turned out at the polls and ed the 1971 World Series, pionship along with their ticket Later in the week, enthusi- the board to inquire and make blaze. overwhelmingly cast their bal- and for months the people of to Grantsville. asm was running high among an application for transporta- Firefighters were chiefly lots in favor of creating two Grantsville, and more specifi- Bit and Spur members over the tion of the students from Lake concerned about an explosives townships. cally the committee headed by Aug. 6-9, 1946 big All Western Stock Horse Point and Erda to and from the bunker located near MTDI Tooele County Tournament Director Dee Stice According to Sheriff Alma Show. Already many entry Tooele High School. The matter (formerly Climax Chemical) Commissioner Teryl Hunsaker had been busy making every- White, a careless motorist trav- blanks had been filled out and was left for further consider- that was threatened as the sees the outcome of the elec- thing ready for the eight cham- eling the Tooele-Grantsville returned to the committee. ation. fire burned just a quarter mile tions as a way for people in the pionship teams to come to the Highway Sunday afternoon This was one type of show away. new townships to control their World Series. started a fire which resulted in that allowed participation for Sports Editor Mark Watson The lightning caused own futures. The series was scheduled the destruction of $1300 worth all and it looked like everyone compiled this report “lime fire” in the Stansbury for Aug. 9-14. Utah Gov. Cal of hay situated near Howard was anxious to take part. August 3-6, 1971 Rampton signed a declaration While more than 100 all- declaring the week of Aug. star boys baseball teams were 9-14 as Boys Baseball Week in Subscribe Today busy battling for the right Utah. HARVARD HEALTH LETTER 435-882-0050 to play in the WBBA World Later in the week, it was on Series, all kinds of behind-the- to Grantsville and the 1971 High blood pressure? Treat blood pressure drugs involving findings don’t mean everyone the risk, not the number nearly 345,000 participants. should be put on blood pres- You already know that Over four years, reducing sure drugs. Medications always medication can prevent heart blood pressure by just five come with costs and risks for attacks and strokes in people millimeters of mercury (mm side effects. But this study diagnosed with high blood Hg) reduced the overall risk suggests that people with a pressure. But a study pub- of cardiovascular problems by relatively high risk for heart lished May 1, 2021, in The 10% -- problems like clogged attacks and strokes might Lancet reveals that medica- coronary arteries, weakened consider taking a medication tion may also offer benefits to heart muscle (heart failure), if their blood pressure is in the people with pressures still in chest pain, and stroke. The “high normal” range, always the normal or “high normal” risk declined regardless of in combination with diet and range and no clear signs (yet) how high the pressure was, or exercise. of cardiovascular disease. whether participants already Researchers combined data had heart problems or stroke. © 2021 by Harvard from 48 randomized trials of Study authors stress that the University. Children’s Theatre at the Old Grantsville Church 297 West Clark Street presents

Aug 12, 13, 14, 16, 17 at 6:30pm Aug 14 Sat MATINEE at 1pm Tickets Adult(13+) $7, Senior(60+) $6, Child (4-12) $5, 3 and Under get in free Buy ticket online at www.eventbrite.com Or call/text 435-241-8131 to reserve tickets and pay at the door Seating is first come first serve. Doors open 1/2 hour before show starts Music and Lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman Music by Special Arrangement with Sony/ATV Publishing Adapted for the Stage by Jeremy Sams Based on the MGM Motion Picture Licensed Script Adapted by Ray Roderick THURSDAY August 5, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OBITUARIES

Carolyn Sagers hard work and education at She worked diligently on fam- brothers Kenneth and Larry 4330 S. Redwood Road, a young age. She was intel- ily history and temple work Sagers, sister Norene (Sagers) Taylorsville, Utah, Thursday, 1945 – 2021 ligent, creative, and willing throughout her life, but par- Southwick, sister-in-law Aug. 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. A to put in the effort to do a ticularly during her last years. Robin (Joel) Sagers, and niece second viewing will take Carolyn Sagers passed good job at whatever she Extended family, the Melynn Southwick and great- place Friday, Aug. 6, at 10 away peacefully at her home undertook. She was upbeat, Church, being a friend, and nephew Parker Lyon. a.m. at the Bennion Heights in Taylorsville, Utah, July 29, positive, and good-natured teaching children were most The family is grateful to her Ward building, 3555 W. 5620 2021, at age 75, after a linger- throughout her life, always important in her life. She medical teams and caregiv- South, Taylorsville, Utah, fol- ing medical condition. ready to accomplish some- was a devoted daughter and ers who worked diligently to lowed by a funeral at 11 a.m. Carolyn was born in Salt thing for good – even when it a loving sister. She faithfully improve her life and keep her Interment will be at 3 p.m. at Lake City, Utah, Sept. 4, 1945, became difficult. placed phone calls on their comfortable to the end. the Tooele City Cemetery. You when her parents, Willard and Carolyn was a member of birthdays to congratulate her A viewing will take place may view the funeral online Geraldine (formerly Brown) The Church of Jesus Christ of six younger siblings, their at McDougal Funeral Home, at youtu.be/0BT8r5rsMbU Sagers, lived at Deseret Latter-day Saints and set an spouses, her many nieces and Chemical in Tooele County. example of faithful service. nephews and great-nieces and The family moved to Tooele Her unshakeable testimony great-nephews. PRECIOUS STONES soon after her birth where carried her through good Carolyn is survived by three Carolyn grew up and attended times and hard times. For siblings Joel (Ann) Sagers, MONUMENTS Tooele schools making many 1967. She earned a master’s more than 15 years she served Kathryn (Mike) Faudree, and lifelong friends. She was an degree in education from the as the single adult leader for Deana (Lyle) Hillier; and in- RESTORATION excellent student, served as University of Utah. the Salt Lake Valley. She loved laws Deborah (Phil) Smart • Cleaned • Protected Before pep club president, student As a teacher of primary music and was an expert (widow of Kenneth Sagers), • Polished • Color Restoration body business manager and grades in elementary schools pianist/organist. Two of her Diane Sagers (widow of Larry After LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED historian, and participated in in the Salt Lake and Granite favorite church callings were Sagers), and Wayne (Janene) other activities at Tooele High School Districts for 38 years, primary chorister and choir Southwick (widower of CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED School. She kept track of all she taught thousands of chil- director. She served five years Norene Sagers Southwick). Call Susan the class reunions through dren to love learning through as organist for Latter-day She is also survived by 34 the years. Carolyn graduated creative role play, music, and Saint Church services at the nieces and nephews and 435-830-8664 with honors in 1963. She activities. Utah State Prison. She served 95 great-nieces and great- attended college at Brigham As the daughter of a faithfully in many other call- nephews. All will miss her. Young University graduating rancher and a schoolteacher, ings in the Church including She was preceded in death in elementary education in she learned the value of ward Relief Society president. by her parents, younger

Kyle Loren Anderson with a “yes” and a smile. “her Ky-Ky,” Maren Coates; Kyle loved helping when- the two who were honored It could be said of him, “He ever and wherever he could. to call him “son,” his parents went about doing good.” This was especially true when Loren Anderson and Jolynn it came to the football field Anderson; the two who got Kyle Loren Anderson at GHS. It was his pride and to call him “brother,” Hillary returned to Heavenly Father joy. He donated countless Hawker and J.D. Anderson; on July 31, 2021… just 29 hours to stripe the field before the two who lovingly called years after he was born to every game. His efforts were him “grandson,” Frank and Loren Harvey Anderson and applauded by the officials as Kaye Sweeting; and the boy Jolynn Anderson on April 6, they admired the exactness of who called him “uncle,” 1992. He was a beautiful dark, his work. Landon Hawker. He will curly haired boy who had a Kyle worked hard but he also be deeply missed by smile that changed the world! also played hard. His life was his beloved dog Colt, many Kyle possessed a spirit full of adventure and fun. uncles, aunts and cousins; that is rarely found, let alone He loved to be outdoors and and friends too numerous to found in a man so young. He enjoyed hunting. He cherished count. had a spirit of pure service. the moments spent with his Greeting him in Heaven He wanted to help everyone help others. He was known to grandpa, rebuilding old trac- were his Grandparents Bill around him and that’s exactly help everyone, even strangers. tors and was honored to be his and Daryl Johnson, and what he did every day of his Once he drove a family with driving partner for their many Harvey Anderson. life, and he loved every second car trouble to their home in hay runs to Fillmore. Memorial services will be of it! Northern Utah and when they Kyle loved people. His big Saturday, Aug. 7, 2021, at 12 Kyle loved working, but tried to pay him, that was out smile was as contagious as his p.m. A viewing will be held never considered it work of the question! personality. He considered Friday, Aug. 6, from 6 to 8 because it brought him so Kyle loved to read and everyone a friend and in turn, p.m., and one hour prior to much joy. He started his first loved to learn. He was a 2010 he was deeply loved by so the funeral, beginning at 11 job at Westside Auto at the graduate of Grantsville High many. He was generous to the a.m. All services will be held age of 14 and worked for School. He continued his core and found great joy in in the Grantsville Utah West many companies throughout education as he became certi- leaving big tips and secretly Stake Center, 115 E. Cherry his life. He believed in giving fied in many areas, including paying the tab for others. St. A livestream of the funeral 100% and then 100% more. his CDL. His favorite kind of Kyle was a member of The will also be available for those That work ethic earned him learning was “figuring it out.” Church of Jesus Christ of unable to attend in person. the respect of managers and As a young boy he would take Latter-day Saints where he Internment at the Grantsville coworkers alike. everything apart, from toast- earned his Eagle Scout award. City Cemetery. When Kyle wasn’t at work, ers to lawn mowers. He would He exemplified what a scout Kyle was involved in a tragic he was still working. He gave see how they worked, then put should be — loyal, helpful, automobile accident that freely of his talents, resources them together again. As Kyle friendly and kind — to every- took his life. His family would and especially his time. He grew, he found he could fix one he met. like to express their deepest loved to purchase awesome anything and if he couldn’t, Kyle loved his family. He love and gratitude to the first things, like trucks, trailers, well he would “figure it out.” leaves behind the love of his responders and to Didericksen tools and even a Skid-steer. He was the guy everyone life, Kassidy Coates and the Memorial for their gentle and But they weren’t really for would call for help. Those little girl who put a twinkle loving care. him, they were to help him calls were always answered in his eye and called him

Subscribe Today 435-882-0050 Jared Derek because of his great big smile or because of his nature to Nordgran tease the first person he saw. Whatever the reason, everyone Our loving son, brother, who knew Jared knew he was father, and friend Jared Derek the life of a party. Nordgran passed away July 31, Jared considered his son 2021. Timmy to be his life’s great- Jared was born Nov. 4, est accomplishment. Timmy 1989, in Salt Lake City, Utah, brought Jared joy beyond to Chris and Joan Nordgran. measure. A favorite activity for He was a graduate of Jared was to play, color, and be Grantsville High School, Class outside with Timmy. of 2008. He excelled in golf Jared is survived by his son and tennis in high school, and Timmy, his parents Chris and was a fierce competitor. From Joan Nordgran, two siblings a young age, Jared was very Sydney (Ty) Hofhine and active and loved being out- Casey (Sarah) Nordgran. doors. He was a great snow- Jared had a giant heart and Funeral services will be boarder and skateboarder, an always saw the best in others. held Saturday, Aug. 7 at 11 avid fisher and hunter, and He made people feel like they a.m., at the LDS Stake Center an Eagle Scout. Jared shared were his instant friends, often located at 550 E. Durfee St., especially fond memories with putting them at ease with his Grantsville, Utah. A viewing his dad and brother on their contagious laugh and his great will be held at 10 a.m. prior annual hunting trip in Heber sense of humor. Jared had a to funeral services. Interment Mountain, horseback riding way of lighting up any room will follow the services in the with his mom, and golfing he walked into. It was always Grantsville City Cemetery. with his sister. hard to tell, though, if this was

Delores Holt Griffith ers Bill and David. She was preceded in death by her loving Our loving wife, mother, son Chris; parents Arthur and grandmother, sister, and friend Afton; and three sisters Sharon, returned home July 31, 2021, Carol, and Shirley. surrounded by her loving fam- Viewing will be Friday, Aug. ily. Delores was born Sept. 2, 6, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the LDS 1938, to Arthur William and church in Lake Point. Service Afton Anderson Holt. She mar- will be held at the Lake Point ried Marlow R. Griffith Oct. 26, Chapel, 1366 Canyon Rd., 1955; they were later sealed in Saturday, Aug. 7, viewing at 11 the Salt Lake Temple Oct. 26, a.m., memorial service at 12 2001. Together they served a p.m. Interment will be at the two-year mission. Her greatest Lake Point Cemetery. joy came from spending time We would like to extend with family and friends. our appreciation to Rocky She is survived by her hus- Mountain Care and staff for band Marlow and children their loving care. We could not Corene (Brent) Marshall, Overbey, and Jeanie Griffith; have asked for a more caring Debra (David) Garcia, Brad 10 grandchildren; many great- group of people. Thank you, (Cora) Griffith, Kim (Robert) grandchildren; and two broth- Marlow and family.

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MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO Stansbury’s Braydon Griffith bounces a golf ball off his diver while waiting to tee off Tuesday morning at Oquirrh COURTESY JEREMY ALVERSON Hills Golf Course. Tooele’s Cache Holmes waits in the background on the first tee. Both players shot even-par Stansbury’s Ty Taylor follows through on a shot Wednesday at Stansbury Park Golf Course. Taylor helped out the rounds of 72 on Tuesday. Griffith shot a 4-under-par 68 Wednesday at Stansbury Park Golf Course and Holmes Stallions with a score of even-par 72. carded a 74. Stallions win twice to begin golf season MARK WATSON Oquirrh Hills, the Stallions shot 306 coming in at 86. at 325. The Buffaloes were followed 81, Taylor 86, Kimball Thorpe 87, SPORTS EDITOR for its first team victory of the 2021 Blake Mehler and Logan Richins by Cottonwood at 330, and Uintah and Shepherd 88. The Stansbury boys golf team is season. both shot 91. fourth at 368. For the Buffaloes: Holmes 72, feeling extremely comfortable in Cottonwood finished second on The Buffaloes brought home Braydon Griffith and Tooele’s Hunt 82, Buell 84, Hervat 87, its new Region 7 home. After two Wednesday with 327, followed by third-place bronze on Wednesday Holmes both shot 72 on Tuesday. Griffith 92, Ethan Garcia 96, Jack matches, the Stallions appear to Tooele in third at 333 and Uintah with Cache Holmes at 74, Jaxon Braydon’s little brother freshman Wardle 99, and Dawson Colovich own their new home with a pair fourth at 349. Hunt 81, Landon Buell 89, A.J. Jack Griffith was third on the lead- 102. of first-place victories to start the Stansbury senior Braydon Griffith Griffith 91 and Jake Hervat at 92. erboard with 74. Uintah hosts the next Region 7 season. fired a 4-under-par 68 to lead the Stansbury topped the competi- All Tooele County players shot meet Wednesday in Vernal at the Stansbury carded 301 Wednesday way, Ty Taylor shot 72, Jack Griffith tion at its first meet on Tuesday at under the 102 mark on Tuesday. Dinaland Golf Course. on its home course to win its second 78, Jordan Furuya 83 with Kyle Oquirrh Hills with a 306. Tooele For the Stallions: Kyle Hanson 79, [email protected] match of the season. On Tuesday at Hanson and Brock Shepherd both finished second on its home course Jordan Furuya and Blake Mehler

SPORTS WRAP THS Wall of Fame Tooele High School is accepting applications for the Annual Grantsville finishes Athletic Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony, to be held Friday, Sept.3 Applicants must have graduated from THS at least second at home meet 10 years ago. Email Athletic Director Catham Beer at cbeer@ MARK WATSON Chris Hansen led the way for tooeleschools.org, for an appli- SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville with an 80 followed by Ben cation or pick one up at Tooele Six Grantsville players shot in Daybell at 81, and Decker Dzierzon at High School (301 W. Vine St. the 80s Wednesday morning at the 82. Hunter Perkins and Jordan Hunt Tooele, UT 84074). Application is due by 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. Cowboys’ home course Oquirrh Hills both shot 83 with Jace Sandberg at 27. in Tooele, but it wasn’t enough to 87. At last year’s homecoming topple Morgan who had two players in Dzierzon has shot rounds of 79, 74 football game, Tooele High the top three overall. and 82 so far this year. Hansen has School inducted Verl Coates, Tanner Telford of Morgan led the rounds of 79 and 80; Hunt 80,77, Scott McBeth and Kim Murray field with a low round of 69 and his 83; Ben Daybell 85, 79, 81; Sandberg into its Wall of Fame. teammate Lance Loughton shot 76. 84, 76, 87; Stratton Orgill 84, 82, McKayla Skinner The Trojans next two top scores were 92; Brigham Staley 86; and Hunter Former University of Utah Red an 83 and 89. Perkins 95, 82 and 83. Rock MyKayla Skinner capped Morgan finished the meet with Powell Coltin of Ogden is another off her elite comeback by vault- a team total of 312, followed by top golfer in Region 13 with rounds of MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO ing her way to an Olympic Grantsville at 326, Ogden 328, South 71 and 74. Grantsville sophomore Decker Dzierzon chips onto the 9th green at Oquirrh Hills Wednesday silver medal on the first night Summit 386 and Ben Lomond 405. Team score averages after three during a Region 13 match. His best round this year is a 74 at Schneiter’s Bluff. of event finals at the Tokyo “I think we can be better than we meets are Morgan 313, Grantsville Olympic Games. Skinner, who had finished fourth on vault in were today. We are still trying to fig- 316, Ogden 327, South Summit 392, View. Mountain and Lakeside. The 3A state the qualification round, replaced ure out who we are and how good we Ben Lomond 409. Eight more regular season region championship is set for Oct. 6-7 in teammate Simone Biles after her can be. Our kids will bounce back,” Next Region 13 meet is Monday matches are lined up with the Tooele at Oquirrh Hills. withdrawal and did not disap- said coach Rick Harrison. at The Barn Golf Course in Pleasant region meet on Sept. 22-23 at Eagle [email protected] point as she brought home her first-ever Olympic medal. Skinner posted scores of 15.033 and 14.800 on her two vaults for a combined 14.916 to collect her silver medal. The Gilbert, Ariz. native was edged Stallions shut out by Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade, who recorded a 15.083 for the win. The silver medal for Skinner on vault rounds out an incredible journey back to elite competi- Hunter; Manti tion and her Olympic debut. Medal Count The United States leads at the edges Tooele 2020 Olympics with 91 medals including 29 gold, 35 silver, and MARK WATSON Brinley Jensen scored two 27 bronze. SPORTS EDITOR goals, Bailey Thomas scored China has 74 medals with 34 Danika Silvestri scored one goal with one assist. Annie gold, 24 silver and 16 bronze. three goals while Annie Ploehn Ploehn added a goal and one The Russian Olympic Committee provided three assists as the assist. Kennedy Kenk and Lexi has won 58 medals with 16 gold, Stansbury girls soccer team Hatch each provided an assist. 22 silver and 20 bronze. shut out Hunter 8-0 at home to Stansbury hits the road for Jazz trade open the season. games on Tuesday, Wednesday ESPN reports that Golden The Stallions led 6-0 at and Thursday. The Stallions State has traded forward Eric intermission and added two play at Salem Hills Tuesday at Paschall to the Utah Jazz for a goals in the second half. 4 p.m., at Juab Wednesday at protected future second-round pick, sources tell ESPN’s Adrian MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO Keeper Ainsley Thurber earned 10 a.m. and at Provo Thursday Wojnarowski. Stansbury’s Annie Ploehn fights for possession of the ball Tuesday during the Stallions victory over Hunter. the shutout. at 7 p.m. Utah will acquire Paschall with Ploehn scored one goal and helped out with three assists. “The game went about as Tooele and Manti tied 1-1 the $2 million trade exception well as we could expect. It Tuesday with the game played created in the Tony Bradley was good to get back out there at Manti. The Templars won trade last November. Paschall is together as a high school team the shootout 4-3. With the in the last year of his contract after our girls played on club Buffaloes down 0-1 at half- and will be a restricted free teams in the summer. We have time, Cecily Wolfe tied the agent in 2022. a lot of depth with about 20 game with a goal in the second The 24-year old Paschall, a second-round pick of the Warriors players who could start var- half. in the 2019 NBA draft, has sity,” said coach Spencer Call. The Buffaloes host Kearns appeared in 100 games for the Silvestri added one assist to on Wednesday, Aug. 11. Warriors over the last two sea- go along with her three goals. [email protected] sons averaging 12.2 points and four rebounds in those appear- ances. He played in 40 games “It was good to get back out last season, but missed a week while in the league’s health and safety protocols. Paschall was there together as a high school also voted to the NBA’s 2020 All- Rookie First Team. team… We have a lot of depth Paschall reunites with his close childhood friend, Jazz with about 20 players who star Donavan Mitchell, while bolstering Utah’s frontcourt could start varsity.” – Coach Spencer Call SEE WRAP PAGE A7 ➤ MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO Stansbury’s Megan Landward gets tangled up with the Hunter goalkeeper during action Tuesday. THURSDAY August 5, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Together with their family, Roger and DeAnne (Warburton) Evans will celebrate their HARVARD HEALTH LETTER 50th Wedding Anniversary on August 6, 2021 Benefits of volunteering, without leaving home HEIDI GODMAN the arts, business, education, health, medicine, and many y helping others as a vir- other fields. Think about your Btual or remote volunteer, life experience and who might you’ll still reap the rewards of benefit from it. They were married and sealed in the Salt Lake Temple on August 6, this labor of love. Volunteer by phone. 1971, and through their union, they welcomed 6 children: Jodie (Sean) Dr. Martin Luther King, Telephones are still important Galloway, Julie (Clayne) Brown, Brett (Jilaine) Evans, Andrea (Kirk) Jr., once said that “life’s most in volunteer work. For exam- Steadman, Ashlie (Jeff) Symonds, and Danielle (TJ) Winn. Their pride persistent and urgent question ple, you can use a phone to and joy are their family including 22 grandchildren and 1 great- is, ‘What are you doing for oth- help raise money for nonprof- grandchild. ers?’” Those words from 1957 its, answer a hotline, or make Roger honorably served our country in the United States Army for are still relevant in our world check-in calls to homebound 26 years and retired from the Tooele Army Depot after 42 years of full of inequities and people adults. employment. DeAnne has worked for the State of Utah for the past 33 in need. And interestingly, To find opportunities: years and for Mountain West Medical Center as lead A-EMT in Rush helping others — particularly • Call an organization Valley for the past 24 years. volunteering — also appears you like and ask if it has any to boomerang back to us with “remote” or virtual volunteer Congratulations mom and dad, we love you! significant health and wellness opportunities. benefits. • Search online for volun- But how can you volunteer if teering opportunities in your you’re homebound due to the ZIP code on websites such as pandemic, disability, or trans- Volunteer Match (www.vol- portation issues? Take heart: unteermatch.org/virtual) or there are lots of opportunities, Idealist (www.idealist.org). United Methodist Church and many reasons to consider © MONKEYBUSINESSIMAGES/GETTY IMAGES If you can leave your home them. but you’re not ready to be part of a group, consider assisting Join us For Worship Volunteering benefits ing factors may make volun- when you start helping others neighbors. Someone you know Research suggests that teering good for us. improve theirs,” Lee says. may need help getting the Sundays at 11:00 A.M. volunteering is good for the You gain a sense of purpose. It develops your sense of vir- daily mail or paper, walking a mind and body. For example, a “You feel like you’re part of a tue. “By design, human beings dog, preparing meals, helping Harvard study of 13,000 older broader cause, contributing want to become better people,” in their garden, or taking gar- 78 E Utah Ave. adults, published in the August to a process that helps a lot Lee notes. “When we nurture bage to the curb. 2020 issue of the American of people and making a dif- others, we flourish and grow.” Or get creative and come up Journal of Preventive ference in the world. That’s It just feels good. “Feeling with other ways to contribute. Tooele, UT. 84074 Medicine, found that people enormously energizing. It like you’re making a contribu- For example: “If you were an who volunteered at least two enhances the motivation to tion lights up reward centers art teacher, offer free Zoom (435) 882-1349 hours per week said they were get out of bed and be active,” in the brain and gives you the classes. If you like writing, not only happier, more active, says sociologist Dr. Matthew ‘helper’s high,’ the warm feel- send cards or letters to sol- and more optimistic than peo- Lee, an author of the American ing you get when you’re help- diers, nursing home residents, Mahanaim ple who didn’t volunteer, but Journal of Preventive Medicine ing others. It leads to a strong or children in hospitals to also less depressed, hopeless, study and a research director sense of personal well-being brighten their day,” Lee sug- Iglesia Metodista Unida or lonely. Volunteers reported at Harvard University’s Human and positive emotions,” Lee gests. more contact with friends and Flourishing Program. says. Will helping from home con- more purpose in life than the People who have a sense of fer the same benefits as vol- non-volunteers. Volunteers purpose also have greater lev- Ways to pitch in unteering in person? “In many Ven a Adorar con even had greater longevity by els of physical activity, better Even if you can’t leave ways, it should. You’re still the end of the four-year study sleep quality, healthier diets, home, you can still volunteer connecting deeply with people nosotros ! period: they were 40% less and lower rates of cardiovascu- your time for a good cause. and being part of something likely to die prematurely than lar disease. Here are some ideas. larger than yourself that’s non-volunteers. You connect with others. Volunteer online. Thanks meaningful to you. Distance Domingos a las 2:00 P.M. The findings echo other “When you interact with to computers, it’s common to doesn’t diminish the story that studies that associate volun- other people, even if it’s not in be a “virtual” volunteer. For you become part of,” Lee says. teering with health, wellness, person, you’re likely to build example, you can provide And you get to answer the or longevity. relationships and feel more administrative, accounting, or profound question Dr. King engaged,” Lee points out. marketing assistance via com- posed so long ago. Why is volunteering so pow- You get a break from your puter, or you can tutor or men- erful? own problems. “You stop wor- tor someone via video chat. © 2021 by Harvard Your Complete Local News Source A combination of the follow- rying about your own situation There are opportunities in University Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050

Governors University, concludes on Jazz Blue had a 58-42 rebounding Friday, Aug. 6 with Memphis vs. San advantage with Nate Festina grab- Wrap Antonio at 5 p.m. (MT) followed by bing a team-high nine boards and continued from page A6 the two Jazz teams playing each Allman and Justin Patton each col- other at 7 p.m. lecting eight. Jazz Blue 78, San Antonio 54 Jazz White 94, Memphis 75 (Game after the loss of Derrick Favors who (Game 1) 2) was traded to the Oklahoma City Baylor rookie MaCio Teague Jazz White (2-0) remained unbeat- Thunder last week. exploded for 26 points as Jazz Blue en with a 94-75 win over Memphis Summer League (1-1) cruised to a 78-54 victory over (1-1) as the five starters combined OFFICIAL The two Utah Jazz teams swept San Antonio (0-2). Ten different Jazz for 74 points. Udoka Azubuike and the competition on Day Two of Blue players scored with N.C. State Jarrell Brantley each had 19 points the Salt Lake City Summer League rookie D.J. Funderburk adding 12 while Dakota Mathias had 14 points at Vivint Arena as Jazz Blue beat points followed by Malik Newman and Elijah Hughes added 12 points. NOTICE OF PRIMARY San Antonio 78-54 behind MaCio with nine and Kyle Allman and Kyle Trent Forrest contributed 10 points Teague’s game-high 26 points and Fogg with eight each. along with a game-high 13 assists, Jazz White knocked off Memphis Teague and Funderburk each had three steals and three rebounds. 94-75 as Udoka Azubuike collected nine points in the first quarter for Azubuike and Elijah Hughes com- ELECTION 19 points on 9-for-9 field goal a 24-18 Jazz advantage. The Spurs bined for 22 points in the first half shooting along with 11 rebounds. managed only eight points in the for a 45-28 lead as Jazz White never NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO QUALIFIED The four-team, six-game Salt Lake second quarter for a 37-26 Jazz trailed in the game. Jazz White shot City Summer League presented Blue halftime lead. Behind Teague’s 51.4 percent from the field and held REGISTERED ELECTORS, THAT A PRIMARY by University of Utah Health, Utah 15 second half points, Jazz Blue a 20-point advantage for points in Sports Commission and Western continued to stretch out its margin. the paint. ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN TOOELE CITY, GRANTSVILLE CITY AND ERDA CITY Tuesday, August 10, 2021 Polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

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VOTE/SERVICE CENTERS Tooele County Bldg. Auditorium 47 So. Main St., Tooele, Utah Deseret Peak Complex 2930 UT-112, Grantsville, Utah Stansbury High School 5300 Aberdeen Ln., Stansbury Park, Utah To vote at a vote/service center, you will be required to surrender the ballot you received in the mail to the poll worker. They will give you a paper ballot, just like the one you received in the mail. Voters can go to any vote center. CASEY SCOTT Please note, there will be no early voting for this election. BALLOT BOX LOCATIONS Presented by Tooele County Building – in the alley on the east side of the building Life’s Worth Living AUGUST 5TH 2021 Tooele City – next to the utility payment box on the south side of the 6:00-8:00 PM building TOOELE TECHNICAL COLLEGE Grantsville City – east of City Hall AN Stansbury Park – next to the mail boxes in the Kraver’s parking lot

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to address this, how far am could happen before a county Bonus I down? At what point are wide salary study is com- continued from page A1 we not able to run a 24 hour pleted. operation? What parts of the Retaining staff is more night don’t you want a deputy efficient than replacing staff, costs are one-half what our available?” according to Wimmer. deputies pay.” Council Chairman Tom New deputies headed to Aware that the County is Tripp said he isn’t in favor of the academy right now, won’t planning on doing a market pay raises unless tax revenue return until November — if analysis of pay for all county matches the increase. they pass. After that they employees, he said he needs “If it is an ongoing deal, to begin a 12-week in depart- to do something now — at pay people more, we need to ment training, which means least until the study is done look at ways to raise revenue it will be February before — to stop the loss before he and not use one time funds,” they are “up top speed,” said just doesn’t have the deputies Tripp said. Wimmer. to do the work. Scott Wardle said any Council member Kendall Wimmer wants to pay dep- policy on bonuses should be Thomas doesn’t want to wait. FILE PHOTO uties a temporary retention consistent across departments “The house is on fire, we’re Tooele County Sheriff Paul Wimmer swears in a group of new deputies in 2015. bonus of $500 a month until in the county. losing deputies and the sher- the end of 2021. Wimmer stressed that he is iff has brought us a solution,” The July 28 meeting was a to be prepared that could “We have essential employ- “I have the money in my down in staff now and feels he said. “Let’s fix funding for work session meeting, so no be universally applied to ees in all of our departments,” budget for salaries to do this,” he needs to do something our first responders, kick ass vote could be taken. all departments across the he said. he said. “If we wait for 2022 before it gets worse, which and get it done.” Wardle asked for a policy board. [email protected]

NWS rain gauge in Settlement “We had a lot of debris on the mountains to reach us on The long drought contribut- tion. Whitehouse suggested Flood Canyon captured 2.7 inches the road in Settlement and the valley floor,” Whitehouse ed to larger than usual runoff that people with questions continued from page A1 of rain while the rain gauge at Middle canyons,” Whitehouse said. “We had to wait for all from the storm. start by going to tcem.org and the Erda Airport weather sta- said. “The campground or that water to run out of the “When the ground gets as reviewing the information tion caught 1.3 inches of rain. ball park area in Settlement canyon — that’s why state dry as it was, it doesn’t absorb found there. owners and Small Business Private monitors in south and Canyon is still covered with Route 36 was closed, all that the water from a quick down- “The cities and public work Administration loans. east Tooele City, Stansbury debris.” water had to run across the pour like we had,” Whitehouse sectors we have dealt with dur- Most disaster assistance is Park and Erda reported around Soldier Canyon is closed road.” said. “It all runs off the ground ing and after the flood have all usually $5,000 or less, accord- 2 inches of rain, Whitehouse because of the large machinery Weather Underground as it falls, instead of some of it been very helpful,” Whitehouse ing to Whitehouse. said. being used to clean up the can- reporting stations in north getting absorbed.” said. “We are also appreciative While Whitehouse said Settlement Canyon and yon, he said. Tooele City reported rain fall- Flood damage can be of the many citizens who have he is still working with the Middle Canyon have been “Part of the problem we ing at the rate of over 2 inches reported on the Tooele County offered help in cleaning up National Weather Service on reopened. Soldier Canyon was were dealing with in Soldier per hour for a 15-20 minute Emergency Management web- after this flood.” final reports on the storm, still closed, as of Wednesday Canyon is it takes about two period around 6 p.m. on site at tcem.org. The website [email protected] preliminary data shows the afternoon. hours for the rain that falls in Sunday evening’s. also has flood related informa-

Services. “The Mobile Crisis and connect them to the right links to resources. discord, parent/ teen prob- mental health services they Crisis Outreach Team is a better kind of support they need to “Peers serve an important lems would be reasons for a need to get and stay healthy,” continued from page A1 option for responding to recover.” role on the MCOT because a crisis, Dalton said. said Tracy Luoma, executive someone in our community The new MCOT is being person in crisis is often more MCOT services are avail- director for Optum-Tooele. who’s experiencing a mental deployed as part of a broader likely to identify and engage able for youth and adults. “We look forward to working they have nowhere else to go,” health crisis because team effort to improve and expand with someone who has gone When experiencing a crisis closely with all of our valued said Gary Dalton, Director members are specifically crisis intervention services through similar experiences,” and to speak with someone partners in the County to of Tooele County Human trained to help that person across the County, he said. said Rebecca Brown, interim immediately, Dalton said deliver innovative and effec- The team is staffed by pro- CEO for Valley Behavioral Tooele County residents are tive crisis services that sup- viders from Valley Behavioral Health. “Peers offer a real- encouraged to call the state port the community’s needs.” Health and the program is world example of hope that Crisis Line at 801-587-3000. Optum is an information managed by Optum, a lead- things can get better with If face-to-face support is and technology-enabled You’re Invited ... ing health services company the right support, and that’s needed, the MCOT may be health services business dedi- that was recently selected where the MCOT can help. contacted and dispatched cated to helping make the to manage Tooele County’s That is why we’re excited directly for an in-person health system work better for to let us take care behavioral health services, about partnering with the response. everyone. With more than according to Dalton. County and Optum to offer The MCOT operates 24 190,000 people worldwide, of your wedding Each MCOT includes a these services locally.” hours a day seven days a Optum delivers intelligent, print needs licensed mental health pro- Mental health crises for week. It is also activated integrated solutions that fessional and a certified peer which an MCOT team might when the County Dispatch help to modernize the health Invitations support specialist. be mibiliaez include mental requests the team’s support in system and improve overall Save the Date Cards • Envelopes Peer support specialists health or substance use prob- crisis situations. population health. Optum is Foam Core Pictures, Any Size are individuals who them- lems that may render an indi- When the MCOT arrives part of UnitedHealth Group. to Display at the Ceremony selves have dealt with major vidual incapable of handling on scene, the team conducts Valley Behavioral Health mental health issues and are personal or family business. a psychiatric assessment and has successfully helped thou- We make the process easy and enjoyable. Email or bring your pics in on a flash drive and our successfully managing their They may also include helps stabilize the person. sands of adults, children, designer will take care of the rest. All items are own recoveries, and have domestic violence, depres- Once the situation is under and families by providing conveniently printed here for fast turn around. been specially trained to offer sion or debilitating anxiety. control, the MCOT will refer individualized therapy, men- 435.882.0050 • 58 N Main • Tooele support, encouragement and Suicidal ideation and family the person to appropriate tal health resources, and community mental health personalized treatment meth- resources and provide con- ods to each client’s needs sultation to their families for over 30 years. Valley is a and care providers. The team community partner focused then follows up with the on empowering individuals person to make sure they go and families to lead more to recommended referrals or fulfilling lives by providing appointments. appropriate, innovative, out- “We’re grateful for the come-based programs, tools, opportunity to partner with services, and resources across Tooele County and Valley the continuum of health and Behavioral Health to help social needs. connect people in crisis to the [email protected]

in the commercial shopping Property zone, would not require a continued from page A1 zone change. Anderson told the planning commission during their table the CUP application. July 20 meeting that the The planning commission County Council suggested he had heard the request for the should explore the extended CUP and held a public hear- stay hotel as a possible more ing on it during their July 20 favorable use of the land than meeting. townhomes. At that meeting the plan- During the public hear- ning commission tabled the ing held during the plan- CUP until their Aug. 4 meet- ning commission’s July 20 ing, because they wanted meeting, several Stansbury more information, including residents offered comments a traffic study. expressing that they wanted Are you doing everything Anderson previously sub- the property to stay committed an application to have mercial, but an extended stay the same property rezoned hotel was not appropriate in you should to stay healthy? from commercial shopping this location. to multiple residential with Concerns raised included 15 units permitted per acre. parking concerns, the need His plan was to put 15 town- for retail shops in the area, With multiple locations, we’re in Does your healthy routine include seeing a doctor? It homes on the property. possible interference of your neighborhood! should. Primary care providers are essential to your The planning commission lighting with the Stansbury forwarded a favorable rec- Observatory, the transient 196 E 2000 N, Ste 105 good health. Why? Because they’re the ones who know ommendation on the rezone nature of extended hotel Tooele • (435) 882-1644 you best. They know what’s normal for you and can spot application to the County clientele that some said have • Ron Trudel, MD, Internal Medicine Council. The County Council attracted drug dealers and changes in your bloodwork or vitals over time. They can then voted to table a vote users, prostiution and other 196 E 2000 N, Ste 106 Tooele • (435) 843-2634 help make sure you’re getting your shots and screenings — on the rezone saying the undesirable activity. applicant had requested the Some Stansbury residents • Al Parker, MD, Family Medicine and can even help manage chronic conditions like diabetes delay to give him time to con- expressed concerns about 196 E 2000 N, Ste 110 sider the extended stay hotel placing a business that may Tooele • (435) 843-1342 or high blood pressure. Need a higher level of care? They option. draw an undesirable element • Catherine Carter, FNP-C, Family Medicine can refer you to a specialist. To find a family medicine In his rezone application. in an area near residences, Anderson said in his parks, and ball fields used by 822 E Main Street, Ste 7 or internal medicine provider that’s right for you, go to rezone application that if the Grantsville • (435) 884-3578 the community’s youth. MountainWestAnytime.com. And start making doctor rezone was not approved he The two applications are • Rebekah Aldridge, PA-C, Family Medicine would pursue an extended now on hold. • Alex Childs, PA-C, Family Medicine visits a part of your healthy routine. stay hotel for the property [email protected] which, as a conditional use

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115314_MOUN_PCPimportance_7_278x10c.indd 1 5/24/21 3:59 PM THURSDAY August 5, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 GARDEN SPOT A good tomato harvest can come with challenges DIANE SAGERS watermelon, peppers, egg- Tomato hornworms the stems as they munch. It GUEST COLUMNIST plant, cucumbers, summer and I hate to be a complainer, is a pretty good dodge. They This column was originally winter squash, beans, etc. but it doesn’t seem fair to put match the plant and look like published Aug. 25, 2011. It has All are good, but the real- in time and effort growing a thickening in the stem. They been updated by the author. ity is that, for me, enjoying tomatoes only to end up shar- often go unnoticed until the home-grown tomatoes is the ing it with the insects that leaves are just skeletal veins. nyone who reads my col- real reason to grow a garden. insist on coming into my gar- What may have been a healthy, Aumn regularly won’t be Tomatoes are generally pretty den to take nibbles and leave lush plant yesterday or the day surprised to learn that I love productive and always pretty damage in their wake. before now looks forlorn. On the tomato harvest. I am pretty tasty, but the harvest does Tomato worms are one of the ground beneath the plant, fond of some other garden pro- not come without a few chal- those pests. Their concept of gardeners find black drop- duce as well. There are fresh lenges. nibbles is defoliation. They are pings. If you see those, look a corn on the cob, cantaloupe, pretty good at it. Sometimes little harder to find the horn- they take bites of tomato fruits. worms feeding on the plant. I don’t know if they just bum- In most cases, picking ble onto the fruit and eat, but the worms off the plant and they generally take only a few squashing them will keep them bites of them. under control. A couple of These pests start out as tiny bricks or a firm footstep will caterpillars that match the effectively dispatch these pests. plant so well that they are hard You might consider paying to see. They eat and grow and your kids a bounty to find and eat and grow and then contin- dispatch them. ue to eat and grow and eat and I recommend that you keep grow until they become big, the bounty moderate however. fat, smooth green caterpillars During an infestation one year about four to five inches long when our kids were small, and about a half inch thick. they caught a half bucketful of Brown or white chevron mark- the pests in one search-and- ings generally run the length destroy mission. If the infesta- of their bodies. A red or brown tion is bad, break out the BT. spike that extends from one There are many insecticides end is a distinctive trademark. that will kill tomato horn- Perhaps it serves as a fierce, worm, but probably the best though harmless, warning to control is a bacterium, bacillus DIANE SAGERS DIANE SAGERS predators looking for a quick thurengensis (BT). BT is avail- Tomato hornworms are smooth green caterpillars that grow to about Tomato cracks may be the result of initial fruit growth during a dry period meal. able under such trade names four to five inches long and about a half inch thick with brown or white followed by heavy rain or irrigation during ripening. Extremes in day and Even when they reach as Dipel and Thuricide. The chevron markings running the length of their bodies. A distinctive red or night temperatures can also cause cracking. Some varieties are more sus- full size, hornworms tend to ceptible to cracking than others. The cracks dry and the tomatoes remain brown spike on one end may serve as a fierce, though harmless, warning position themselves along SEE TOMATOES PAGE B2 ® to predators looking for a quick meal. usable. SUNDAY DRIVE 2021 Kia K5 GT-Line has great power, comfort and tech for a great price he K5 from Kia is this the smaller motor only, but it’s Tcompany’s latest shot at still a great addition for the disrupting the marketplace snow and ice that is sure to with a new addition that is visit the Mountain West. unique enough from the rest of As if the attractive exterior the pack to prove itself. After of the new K5 was not enough, a week, we found the new K5 the folks at Kia have really out- has strong looks, great interior done themselves by including design, and just enough power Craig & Deanne Conover all kinds of wonderful design, to make it an engaging and GUEST COLUMNISTS technology and safety features. exciting drive. These features start with the Judging from the huge GT-Line red interior package success Kia has had with its charged engine that at first that gives the seats a fantastic Telluride SUV, the company glance had us worried it would red surface and was accented has the mojo to make a new be underpowered for the size by the Wolf Gray paint on the sedan work in a world filled of the sedan. Not so. The 180 outside of our K5. We loved the with SUV offerings while some horsepower and 195 ft.-lbs. of very upscale look and, at only manufacturers are running torque always delivered more $1,245, it seemed like quite a away from making a sedan at than enough power to keep us bargain. Also included in this all. happy and engaged with the package is an upgraded 10.25- Kia has indicated it is all in drive. inch infotainment screen with on the new K5 and determined Later this year, a 2.5-liter navigation along with adaptive to succeed with its new design GDI engine will be available cruise control that had a stop and look. Taking cues from that produces a very nice 290 and go function. There are still Kia’s popular Stinger Sports horsepower and utilizes a luxury sedans that will not do Sedan, the K5’s exterior is “wet” dual clutch transmis- the stop and go cruise control, designed to get everyone’s sion, another first for Kia. This at least not for such a small attention. With a fastback should provide an even more price. and what Kia calls the “Tiger engaging drive. The new “wet” Craig had to take the Kia to Face” up front, the new K5 has transmission will use oil in its Ogden on one of our test drive a unique look. We fell in love operation, thus allowing for days and got caught in traffic with the design and had many better lubrication and cooling in both directions. Having the questions about the vehicle and larger torque outputs for automatic cruise with stop and from neighbors and strangers the K5. This is all done with an go was a lifesaver in traffic. during our trial week. electric oil pump. The lane keep assist was also The amount of attention During our week of driving, a huge asset as the Kia would a car attracts out in public is which included both in-town maintain its lane and stop and a great way to determine if and freeway miles, we man- go with traffic. Features like a new design really works. If aged a genuinely nice 30 mpg, these are not usually included people are asking about a car, a great number when the price at a price point such at Kia has they are looking and, for the of fuel is headed to the $4 a given the new K5. charging no matter what turns tion software that allows for would make the perfect every- most part, liking what they gallon mark. The K5 also had wireless or bumps we encountered. It’s simple commands like “turn on day vehicle for any active fam- see. Will this new design prove Another great option, par- Apple CarPlay and Android a great concept and so differ- the heated steering wheel” or ily or executive. disruptive to the market? Yes, ticularly for the intermountain Auto, and with the ingenious ent from the flat charger with “turn on the air conditioning.” Base price: $29,090 indeed. Will it inspire a new area, is the K5 can be had wireless phone charger, the rubber on it we have seen so If we had to guess, Kia is not Price as driven: $31,300 mid-sized sedan market? That’s with all-wheel drive, or “All need for a cable was complete- often in other vehicles. Hats off far from an Alexa-like environ- yet to be seen, but we would Weather Drive” as Kia calls ly eliminated while driving to Kia for doing it differently ment where the car is mostly Craig and Deanne Conover say yes if our experience is any it. This allows for torque to the Kia. What we loved about and making it better, including controlled by voice. have been test-driving vehicles indication of things to come. be distributed between front this new version of the phone adding a cooling fan to make For its price, the Kia K5 — for nearly a decade. They receive The K5 we received for a and rear wheels, depending charger was it allowed us to sure phones stay happy. which is replacing the outgo- a new car each week for a week- week of test driving came with on driving and weather condi- push our phone down into it, Kia has also added some ing Optima — cannot be beat. long test drive and adventure. a 1.6-liter, 4-cylinder turbo- tions. This will be offered with keeping the phone in place and common natural voice recogni- It checks off all the boxes and They live in Springville, Utah. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 5, 2021 INTERPERSONAL EDGE POETRY Work to fix workplace burnout ‘Cara Aceitunada’ rench American poet, Q: I’m burned out at work ees think that is what is expect- fatigue. FNatalie Handal, has lived and would like to take a week ed of them. If you feel that in Europe, Latin America and of vacation but I’m afraid my your presence is the difference The last word(s) the Arab world since her birth Kwame Dawes department will fall apart Daneen Skube between workplace function- Q: I have a co-worker that in Haiti, and she offers here a AMERICAN LIFE IN POETRY while I am gone. How do you GUEST COLUMNIST ing and workplace disaster you gets into long monologues and clever and somewhat whimsi- recommend your clients think really do need a vacation. I cannot escape. Is there any cal self-portrait that flirts with about how and when to take When you are gone people easy way to get away when she the idea that it is often impos- breaks from work? How do I have a chance to see what you never stops talking? sible to presume what is inside of us simply by what our faces effectively balance the needs of are not inside their heads. On do and appreciate you more. A: Yes, interrupt her, do a offer. “Cara Aceitunada” is Spanish for “olive-colored face”. my team with my own needs? a good day you can be aware Your co-workers will also get a concise paraphrase, and make A: The way you balance the of what you need and address chance to learn to fix problems any reasonable excuse to exit. Cara Aceitunada needs of your team with your that. If you really want to make that you typically handle. You She will feel heard and you personal needs is to follow a contribution at work make avoid that first heart attack will stop wasting your precious In Granada the same advice they give on sure you get enough sleep, are and actually have the energy to time. a man asked airplanes about oxygen masks. physically well, and take the be helpful when you return. for the birds inside of me Put on your own oxygen mask breaks you need to recharge Be a role model for balanc- Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- on before attending to anyone your batteries. ing wellness and productivity. tive coach, trainer, therapist and I told him else. The bottom line is you’re Productivity and creativity The price you will have to pay speaker, also appears as the FOX I’ve never belonged to anyone no good at work when you experts tell us the times when to be awakened about your Channel’s “Workplace Guru” have nothing left in your tank. our brains lie fallow are crucial well-being will be guilt. Be each Monday morning. She’s the He asked Many professionals believe to effectiveness. Staring at the aware you will over time get author of “Interpersonal Edge: where I was from that being a martyr is the same problem with exhausted over guilt but no one gets over Breakthrough Tools for Talking I gave him a list of cities same as being loyal and this eyes will yield you no break- chronic self-sacrifice. to Anyone, Anywhere, About is not true. Dragging yourself throughs. Also be aware the more Anything” (Hay House, 2006). He said to work, stumbling through Managing your guilt when exhausted you become the You can contact Dr. Skube at the mirrors of history your day, and working late you take breaks during hectic harder it will be to get above www.interpersonaledge.com or confuse history just means you’re contributing times is another complicated the water line with your 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, little to your team and sacrific- manner. I know you real- health. Instead do the least Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no but in your olive-colored face ing too much of yourself. ize your boss will not pay you can do to put energy back personal replies. no one can disturb your heart You cannot truly know what you extra for your first heart in your bucket at the earli- © 2021 Interpersonal Edge others actually need since you attack. However, some employ- est moment you notice your American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2020 by Natalie Handal, “Cara Aceitunada” from A Country Album (University of Pittsburg Press 2020.) Poem reprinted by permission of the author and the publisher. Introduction copyright ©2021 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Kwame Dawes, is George W. Holmes Professor of English and Glenna Luschei Editor of Prairie Schooner at the University of Nebraska. Contact: alp@poetryfoun- We Design dation.org. This column does not accept unsolicited poetry. water highs and lows means Tomatoes that later tomatoes will gener- continued from page B1 ally not have this problem.

Cracking caterpillars ingest the bacteria Sometimes otherwise as they eat and within a few healthy, sound tomatoes will hours they quit eating, having mature with circular cracks developed a soon-fatal case of around the stem end, cracks indigestion. like spokes in a wheel radiat- and Print The best part of this treating from the stem or they will ment is that the bacteria are develop “catface” cracks near specific to nearly all caterpil- the blossom end. lars and nothing else — not In our area, fruits typically bees, pets, humans or other develop cracks as a result of insects. The spray is most initial fruit growth during a effective on young caterpillars. dry period followed by heavy It can safely be applied to food rain or irrigation during ripen- crops right up to the time of ing. harvest. Extremes in day and night temperatures — abnormally Blossom end rot cool or hot weather — can also In the garden you see the cause cracking. Less common reds and golds of ripe tomatoes in our locale is a period of fast beckoning through tomato growth with high temperatures vine foliage. Alas, those crim- combined with high moisture son or golden orbs aren’t orbs levels. Fortunately, the cracks at all. They look more like the tend to dry out without infec- moon somewhere in mid cycle tions and the fruit remains — maybe about half there. usable. The stem end, attached to the Other than trying to keep plant, is perfectly normal, but the ripening fruits dry while the blossom end is flattened, irrigating the plant, there is lit- leathery and brown, tan or tle that can be done to prevent black. The tomatoes have been this problem. Some tomato afflicted with blossom end rot. varieties are more prone to Blossom end rot is one of the cracking than others. most common fruit disorders in the home garden. 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Studies don’t support CDB oil for depression Faye Dunaway DEAR DR. ROACH: My son • • • since many people wrongly irector Franco Nero, no eruptions from the set is taking hemp-based CBD oil DEAR DR. ROACH: I’ve feel that this will “cure” their D“Lancelot” in “Camelot” reported, but there’s still for depression. He purchased been taking an ACE inhibitor low vitamin D, and they stop (1967), was certain that the full publicity campaign this at a health food store. His and a calcium channel blocker monitoring it after the course his wife, Vanessa Redgrave, ahead, and Faye hasn’t doctor prescribed pills that he for the past four months for of treatment. Many people would star with him in his always gotten along with the was unable to tolerate due to high blood pressure as advised have inadequate vitamin D lev- film “The Man Who Drew bombastic foreign press corp. suicidal thoughts. He is unable by my cardiologist. In my els, and although there is some God.” But when Kevin • • • to go outside when taking blood test a month ago, my disagreement about what lev- Spacey was signed to play Being a success doesn’t CBD. We would like to know if vitamin D level was at 16. I’m els need to be treated, yours is a “cameo” in the film, she guarantee all will go well. it will show up in a drug test as also taking weekly vitamin in the range where everyone abruptly pulled out, claiming Author Stephen King has part of a job interview. Should B12 as advised by my neu- agrees treatment is necessary. to never have committed to written 63 novels and has an he be taking it? — D. rologist. Can I take vitamin For those who need it, ongoing the film. Producer Louis Nero estimated net worth of $400 ANSWER: There are animal D2 (50,000 IU) as a weekly supplementation of vitamin D (Franco’s son) then found million, yet he admitted in studies and some preliminary Most forensic drug testing dose for six weeks to overcome is necessary, whether through someone who he considered an upcoming biography that data suggesting that can- uses THC and its metabolites, vitamin D deficiency, or would pills, diet or sun exposure. For a good replacement. during the ‘80s he spent most nabidiol, a nonpsychoactive so if what your son is taking is it interfere with blood calcium most people with a level as low No doubt Faye Dunaway is of his time binging on drugs substance found in cannabis, truly CBD, then it should not balance? — B.S. as yours, oral supplementa- a great actress. She starred and alcohol, saying “One might be effective for anxiety be identified during testing as ANSWER: Vitamin D will tion is by far the most effective in such classics as “Bonnie & snort and cocaine owned and depressive disorders. I THC. There is a chance that not interfere with the action of and safest treatment. I prefer Clyde” (1967), “Chinatown” my body and soul.” King has hope that CBD will be proven the “CBD oil” he purchased your ACE inhibitor or calcium 1,000-2,000 IU of vitamin D3 (1974), her Oscar-winning admitted though that writing to be a useful treatment for has THC in it: In one study, channel blocker. Vitamin D daily as a starting point for performance in “Network” did help him escape the ter- depression, as what we have 57% of CBD oils sold were usually has a very small (if supplementation in most. (1976) and the cult classic rors of his mind. now certainly isn’t perfect. found to have measurable any) effect on blood calcium • • • “Mommie Dearest” (1981), But being famous makes However, there are not yet THC, which would show up levels, as these are tightly Dr. Roach regrets that in which she played Joan one a target. On June 29 he high-quality studies support- on a drug test. Unfortunately, regulated through multiple he is unable to answer indi- Crawford. But two of her wrote on Twitter, “Paying ing this use. The fact that your 25% of the oils contained no means, especially the parathy- vidual questions, but will past three films, “The Bye cash for gas is inconvenient, son can’t go out while taking CBD at all. roid hormone level and the incorporate them in the Bye Man” and “The Case but what’s REALLY incon- the CBD suggests to me that it I remain convinced that kidneys. column whenever possible. for Christ,” both released in venient is having someone may not be effective. While the these drugs, THC and CBD, I see many people who are Readers may email questions 2019, lost money, and the who’s stolen your credit card pills he had previously cannot need to be properly studied, given a six-week course of to ToYourGoodHealth@med. third, “Inconceivable,” was a info buying a diamond for his be used, there are many treat- and when found to be useful, high-dose vitamin D2, such as cornell.edu. bomb despite co-stars Nicolas girlfriend and a new sound ments available for depression tested for purity and content the 50,000 units weekly for six Cage and Gina Gershon. system for himself!” that have better safety and in the same way as pharma- weeks you were prescribed. I © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. Even worse, in July 2019, • • • effectiveness data than CBD. ceuticals. do not prescribe it that way, All Rights Reserved she was Broadway-bound in The 1955 film adaption “Tea for Five,” a one-woman of the hit Broadway musi- show based on the Katharine cal “Guys & Dolls” will be Hepburn book, but she was remade and directed by to do so could result in the statue of Moses. • The term “coccyx” (more apparently so abusive to crew Oscar-winner Bill Condon loss of a hand. members, allegedly slapping (“Chicago”). The rights held • Calvin Graham was just 12 familiarly known as your them and throwing things by 20th Century Fox lapsed • Live next door to a lottery years old when he enlisted tailbone) is derived from at them, that she was fired because when Disney bought winner? You might want in the U.S. Navy following the Greek word kokkux, for “creating a dangerous Fox, it fired everyone and to use caution while shop- the attack on Pearl Harbor. or “cuckoo,” because its environment in which no one TriStar grabbed the rights. ping: A 2016 study by the He won a Bronze Star and curved shape resembles the bird’s beak. was allowed to wear white Now the search is on to BY LUCIE WINBOURNE Federal Reserve Bank of a Purple Heart before the lest it distract her,” according find a modern-day Marlon Philadelphia found that Navy found out how old • Benjamin Franklin intro- to a New York Post report. Brando and Frank Sinatra. • The oleander is the offi- you’re more likely to go he was (courtesy of his duced tofu to America in In “The Man Who Drew Channing Tatum and Joseph cial flower of the city of bankrupt thanks to trying mother) and discharged 1770. God,” Dunaway, now 80, Gordon-Levitt are the front Hiroshima. It was the first to keep up with your neigh- him two days before his • • • plays a braille teacher whose runners, but Brando or to bloom again after the bor’s new spending habits. 13th birthday. explosion of the atomic Thought for the Day: “The friend is the blind protago- Sinatra? NOT! bomb in 1945. • Charlton Heston was cast • Rocky Road ice cream was life given us, by nature, is nist, played by Franco Nero. as Moses in the 1956 block- originally marketed during short, but the memory of a The film wrapped with © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. • The Greek name for the buster movie “The Ten the Great Depression as a well-spent life is eternal.” mosquito is “anopheles,” Commandments” partly metaphor for coping with — Marcus Tullius Cicero which means “good for because he resembled the economic crash. © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. nothing.” Michelangelo’s famous • The earliest written record that mentions the practice of medicine is Hammurabi’s Code from the 18th century BC in Mesopotamia, which includes information for physicians about payments for successful treatments and punishments for medical failures. For example, payment was better for cur- ing the wealthy, but failing B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 5, 2021

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Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by David Steinberg August 2, 2021 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 39 Sleeper’s 68 Farmer’s 29 Stuffed Remain calm, regardless of 1 Free stuff woe place, in a Indian what others say or do. Evaluate 5 “Give it 40 Tear to rhyme pastry your position, what’s possi- a ___!” bits 30 Freak out ble and the best way to move 9 Rolls a 41 Vegan DOWN 31 Like some forward. ★★★★ Thatababy by Paul Trapp heavy ball cookie 1 Of a single pushups TAURUS (April 20-May 20): 14 Seventh 42 Princess color 32 Clammy You aren’t likely to win if you most popu- played 2 Like 33 Word before use force. Rethink the changes lous state by Carrie unpro- “table” or 15 Labyrinthine Fisher cessed “zone” you want to enforce, and look furniture 43 Board game foods 34 Halliwell for a better way to move store with tiny 3 What some also known forward. ★★★ 16 Month cannons politicians as Ginger GEMINI (May 21-June 20): whose 44 Belief in reach Spice Take your time, build a solid name doing things across, 35 Like fish foundation and leave nothing to comes from before with “the” and chips chance. Observe others, and the Latin for they’re 4 “That’s the 38 Verbal you’ll recognize what’s doable “to open” cool? way it ___” face-palm 17 Misplace 47 Just, or 5 Rare treat, 39 Watchful and what isn’t. ★★★ one of the just OK perhaps? 43 Rider’s CANCER (June 21-July 22): red root 48 CT scan 6 Just handful Pay attention to detail, and vegetables? alternative squeak 45 Kleenex, refrain from sharing what you are 19 Flair 49 Comedian (out) generically working on or toward until you 20 Litigious Gaffigan 7 Witnessed 46 Spews lava, feel confident you have every- warning 52 Common 8 “Adios,” in say thing in place. ★★★★ 21 Org. in Netf- joke setting London 49 Energy unit LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): When lix’s “Away” 54 Hurt, as a 9 Rock 50 Counting 23 Barrett of toe formed by everything one door closes, look for another Pink Floyd 57 No longer lava 51 Earn an that’s open. Flow with the cur- 24 Sweet ___ fastened 10 Choice Olympic rent, and you’ll find a way to (“Always 59 Makes word? prize master the skills you need to Sunny” changes to 11 Some 52 It’s often fulfill your dreams. ★★★★ nickname) 61 Club for crooked buggy VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be 25 Empire marshmal- expressions 53 Reason to productive. Look for opportuni- State news- low chick 12 ___ pad take Ritalin, ties. Idle time will lead to emo- paper: Abbr. lovers? (pond for short 27 Grad 63 Grp. with 27 perch) 55 Hairstyle tional disagreements with people 29 What teas nations 13 Musher’s such as a you live or work alongside. Focus may do on a 64 Dash, as a vehicle bun on positive changes and per- hot day? cat may do 18 Dad’s sis, 56 Regular sonal gain. ★★ 34 Contraction toward an maybe: Var. guy? LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): before open door 22 Place for 58 Kicked out Strive to achieve the goals you “mate” 65 “Enchanted” a heated of a contest, set. Take care of investments; 36 Grammy character of discussion? briefly bring everything in your portfolio winner kid lit 26 Stabilize, as 60 No. on a Aimee 66 Confuse chocolate business or personal documents up-to- 37 Flair 67 Yours and 28 Password card date. ★★★★★ 38 Regard mine go-with 62 Go wrong SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Watch your back. Don’t Two Ee-sy by Christina Iverson let anyone limit what you can achieve. Take responsibility for sourcing opportunities and following through with your plans. Be unique and do things your way. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Look over financial, medical and contractual concerns, and make adjustments that put your mind at ease. Focus on what you can do. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Take note of the way you look and how you present yourself to the world. An updated appearance will lift your spirits. ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Don’t lose sight of your objective. Pay attention to what’s going on at home and in your community. Speak from the heart, and you’ll appeal to someone influential. ★★★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): An opportunity to spend time with someone who has a unique approach to health and happi- ness will positively affect the way you live. ★★

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more information. games, music, food, fund raisers, etc. We 60th Class Reunion on Aug. 28 at the Tooele Valley Free Masons Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Tooele do encourage respectful social distancing. Tooele High School starting at 2 p.m. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the to Recovery” Grantsville Irrigation Company We will be resuming our Sunday break- Dinner will be around 3:30 p.m. For those Athletic Wall of Fame second Friday of each month for din- Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Grantsville Irrigation has increased fasts starting Aug. 8, 2021. who would like to attend, we will have ner and socializing. If you are interested Applications the allotment from 50,000 gallons per p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4, Tooele Social room contact: 435-882-0286. breakfast at Virg’s on Main Street at 9 or have questions, please join us at the (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all Tooele High School is accept- residential share to 100,000 gallons per a.m. The dinner is free; breakfast is on Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement those affected by someone else’s addic- ing applications for the Annual residential share. Agricultural users have Upcoming Events you. If you have not been contacted and Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Athletic Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony, been issued an additional turn making a Friday night dinners are coming soon. are interested in attending, please call 435-277-0087. by sharing our experience, strength and to be held Friday, Sept. 3. Applicants total of two regular turns for the season. Watch for our ads. Norma Worwood at 435-830-5555 or hope. For more information, please con- must have graduated from THS at least We would like to thank users for their con- We will be hosting the annual F.O.E. Richard Kroff at 435-830-6966. Tooele Valley Family History tact Terri at 435-313-4851. 10 years ago. Email Athletic Director tinued efforts to conserve water. Please Four Corners Conference, along with our Center Catham Beer at cbeer@tooeleschools. contact the office at 435-884-3451 or very own Four Corners Regional President Tooele High School Class of 1981 Research your ancestors free with Military Items Wanted org for an application or pick one up [email protected] with any questions Kevin Denner, Sept. 24, 25 and 26, 2021. Reunion trained Family Search volunteers at the When you no longer want your mili- at Tooele High School, 301 W. Vine St., or concerns. With the dedication and strength of our It’s hard to believe it’s been 40 years. Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 tary items, do not take them to Deseret Tooele. Application is due by 5 p.m., members, this conference promises to be Come get reacquainted with your class- N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them Friday, Aug. 27. a powerful success. mates. The more the merrier, so please Hours of operation: Tuesday through — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Schools We would like to thank our members help spread the word. Senior Center Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, and customers for their patience and trust All information is posted on the Tooele Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — The senior center is for the enjoyment St. Marguerite Catholic School during our struggle to stay open and keep High Class of 1981 Facebook page. evenings by appointment only. Special to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Students of all faiths are welcome you safe during this pandemic. Want to be Reunion location, date, and time: Royal classes offered regularly. Call the center displayed with honor and respect. Call are Monday — Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., from preschool through 8th grade at a member? Contact a member! Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Creek Ranch, Rush Valley, Utah; Saturday, for more information. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and exciting Aug. 7, 2021; 5 p.m. social hour; 6 – 10 activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Children’s Choir Auditions preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small p.m. dinner, door prizes, pictures, stories. crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled Elks Pricing: $50, Venmo @Tooele40year-1981 This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Bar or check by Aug. 1; $60 at the door; RSVP wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class by Aug. 1 so that we can order your meals. S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, movies and health classes. Meals-On- visit www.stmargschool.org. We are open and now serving food contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. Mail your RSVP to 131 S. Coleman St., Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Tooele, Utah 84074 at 435-849-4180. directs the choir. Blake has a degree in served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Our new contact phone number is 435- vocal performance and has taught at the Education 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. Evening bonfire at Settlement Canyon: gested contribution is $3. For those under Friday, Aug. 6, any time after 6 p.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to Tooele Technical College before 7 p.m. On the right side of the and you are looking for an exceptional Main St., daily at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. Park the store or doctor visits for residents in Programs with space available canyon. The entrances gate closes at 7 musical experience for them, this is it. For Disabled Veterans in back. Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- include the POST (Peace Officer p.m., so be sure to show up before then more information and to register for an Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are portation information call 435-843-4114. Standards Training) program (Satellite Chapter 20 – Disabled American and just tell them you are with the class audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 For more information about the Tooele Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s of 1981. com or call 435-277-0755. Veterans p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron center, call 435-843-4110. License (CDL) program and Software Saturday morning golf: Tee time 9 a.m., The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Dr., Tooele. Development. These programs and others Aug. 7, nine holes, $25. Pay at the golf Tooele Valley Youth Symphony Tooele Pioneer Museum Chapter 20 for the Disabled American Tooele Valley Youth Symphony accepts are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today course. Spouses or significant others are 47 E. Vine Street, free admission. Open Veterans holds monthly general member- Young People in Recovery young band and orchestra musicians ages and begin training for a promising career. welcome to golf if you want a partner, Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, 47 Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold 11-18 from across the valley. Auditions to Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- otherwise we will pair you up with a and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most E. Vine St. (rear basement door entrance) all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 be announced for fall 2021. We will also es at 435-248-1800 for more information. classmate. Tuesdays year-round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Tooele, every third Thursday of the p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and offer classes for a brand new TVYS Junior. Open other times by appointment. Call Adult Education month at 7 p.m. We welcome all veterans Free Presentation about also on the first and third Friday of the Please check our website for details in to come join us in the camaraderie with month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Get your high school diploma this year the coming weeks. www.beginbandan- other veterans at our monthly meetings. Dementia Apartments Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- at the Tooele Community Learning Center. dorchestranow.com. Chapter 20 has trained Chapter Service All are invited to a presentation by Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org. All classes required for a high school Officer’s (CSO’s) to answer questions con- the Utah Chapter of the Alzheimer’s 695-6611, Audrey at 435-255-9518, or Heidi diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Authors Welcome Mobile Vet Center cerning your VA benefits. Nations Service Association titled “Understanding at 435-255-9905. The Writer’s Bloc, Tooele chapter of the aration and English as a second language To better serve veterans located in Officers (NSO’s) are available by appoint- and Responding to Dementia Related League of Utah Writers, invites you to are available. Register now to graduate Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center ment to help veterans and their families Behaviors” on Tuesday, Aug. 10 beginning Family support group join us at our bi-monthly virtual meet- — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday submit claims for compensation, obtain at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center, 59 Get your loved one sober. The USARA ings, where we discuss the craft and offer Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern health and educational well-earned ben- E. Vine St. Behavior is one of the primary Craft family support group is held support for fledgling authors. For more cation classes are for students 18 and over. side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. efits. All DAV services are free of charge. ways people with dementia communi- Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading information please contact the chapter 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides ESOL For information, please join our monthly cate, as the ability to use language is lost. room at the Tooele City Library. Group president at [email protected] However, some behaviors can present books and materials provided. Craft is a free, confidential counseling for theater ESOL conversational classes are held meetings. Call commander Dustee or find us on Facebook at Writers Bloc. challenges for caregivers. Join us to learn free program for family members who veterans of all conflicts. For further Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Thomas 435-830-8487, or Adjutant Curtis to decode behavioral messages, identify have a loved one with a substance use information contact Dave Brown at 801- Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- G. Beckstrom at 435-840-0547. Please The Next Chapter common triggers, and learn strategies disorder. For more information, call Heidi The Next Chapter is a free social support 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center dents may also come anytime the center is leave messages if no contact. to help with some common behavioral Warr at 435-255-9905. and educational program to help widows 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov open for individualized study. Registration COVID-19 Help for DAV challenges of Alzheimer’s disease. Contact and widowers adjust to the loss of their is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Donate to Library The Disabled American Veterans Moriah Mason 208-709-6292 to RSVP and Dementia Caregiver Support spouse through monthly activities. You Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Please remember the “Friends of the National Office has established a relief to ask questions. Please join us the third Monday of each are invited to join others who are on the tion. Tooele City Library” while doing home fund to provide financial aid to service- month from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Tooele same page as you, to begin a new chapter cleaning and donate your used books to Early Head Start connected disabled veterans who have Tooele County Daughters of The Senior Center. The Tooele County Health in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Department’s Aging Services program the bookstore in the library. Money from DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers lost employment or income due to the Utah Pioneers County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for is the sponsor for this free Alzheimer’s book sales is used to support programs NO COST weekly home visits for families COVID-19 virus pandemic. The issued The Daughters welcome all who would more details. Association Caregiver Support Group. within the library. The library is located at who are eligible under the age of 3. Home grants are meant to help disabled service- like to join us in our goal of “Preserving The groups are designed to provide emo- 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call visits include parent and child education, connected veterans pay bills, obtain food, our Heritage Together.” For information Sons of Utah Pioneers tional, educational, and social support for Anyone interested in the history of 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. assessments, and family support services and provide for their families during these on joining, see our website at dup- caregivers. Questions? Call 435-277-2420. Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah org. Thank you for your support. including nutrition education. We also difficult times. tooeleco.org pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah offer comprehensive health services for The application for this relief can be Our museum located at 39 E. Vine Street, Books for the Whole Family Food Addicts in Recovery Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- expecting mothers including prenatal found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Tooele, is open Memorial Day to Labor Donated children’s books and paper- Anonymous ings due to the pandemic but watch this parent education and support services. will need to fully complete the application Day Friday and Saturday 10-4, also by backs are for sale for 25¢, hardcovers are Are you having trouble controlling the bulletin and we will announce our next Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- and provide documentation verifying appointment. To make an appointment, $1, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 to way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery meeting, which will be a virtual meet- 882-3439. their status as a service-connected dis- call Judy at 435-496-0803 or Dorothy at 8 p.m. on Mondays, and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. abled veteran who has lost employment 435-830-9493 Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- ing. Also watch for an announcement of on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All Free Developmental Evaluation as a result of the pandemic. Disabled In commemoration of the Deseret Peak ery program for anyone suffering from the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer proceeds go back to the library for proj- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers veterans who are small business owners Temple, the DUPs are selling handker- food addiction. Meetings are held every Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- ects and programs. no cost developmental evaluations for or who work independently and have chiefs. To order your handkerchief, visit Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Pioneer lic. For more information about the Sons Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Enter at Community Book Sharing Box children ages birth to three years old. been negatively impacted financially as a our website at duptooeleco.org of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, the north back entrance. For more infor- Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or The Community Book Sharing Box is We provide a full range of services for result of the virus may also be eligible for children with developmental delays or this assistance. Daytime Care for Adults mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 [email protected] located at 987 S. 1050 West (new location). A respite program is available for or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. The Cook family are the stewards of the disabilities. Our goal is to minimize the effects of the delay and reduce the need caregivers in Tooele County for adult foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to TC Squares Dance Club “Little Free Library.” Anyone can take a The TC Squares Dance Club has begun for long-term services throughout their Groups and Events loved ones who need supervised care attend. book or bring a book to donate and share dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke school years. For more information call during the day. Call Lighthouse Adult with others. To learn more and to find Life’s Worth Living Foundation Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 435-833-0725 or visit us at ddivantage.org. Tooele County Summer Nights - Care Services at 435-249-5632 for more other locations near you go to www.little- 4H Showcase Activities information. Suicide support group meetings are West, Tooele, from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Please freelibrary.org; under the “Map” tab enter Deseret Peak Convention Center, held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at bring finger food to share. For more infor- your zip code. Charity Thursday and Friday, Aug. 5 and 6, 10 a.m. Tooele County Arts Guild Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, All artists from Tooele County age 13 – 8 p.m.; Saturday, Aug. 7, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Main St., Tooele, in the classroom by the Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s and above are welcome to join the Tooele Tooele Children’s Justice Center Thursday, Aug. 5: cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal website at tcsquares.com. Grantsville County Arts Guild for an evening, or for Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Kids Rocket Contest. 8 years and older. thoughts or have lost a loved one to the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Tooele County Homemakers need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and All supplies will be provided. Starts at suicide, please plan on attending. Please Share your Ancestry bership include the opportunity to display We would like to invite all ladies to our snacks. We appreciate all donations. For noon and ends by 2 p.m. On grass by outgo on Facebook and like our page to The Family History Center in Grantsville your artwork for show and sale in various Homemakers club. Meetings are held on inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440, 36 door arena and big tree. No registration keep current with our latest news and has been gathering histories, pictures and venues around Tooele County, as well as the first Tuesday of every month with a S. 100 East, Tooele. required. events. Contact us on that page, visit obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All regular updates on events in our commu- luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Family Sidewalk Chalk Contest. Family lifesworthlivingfoundation.com, or call information will be shared upon request, First Baptist Food Pantry nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- September through May. Located at 151 activity — an adult must be involved. 435-248-LIVE. but we are asking for your help in further- Community food pantry located at ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! N. Main, in the auditorium of the Health Pick up free chalk and supplies provided ing this work. Thanks for all who have 580 S. Main St., Tooele. We are open Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Parkinson’s Disease Support Department and USU Extension offices. between 1 and 5 p.m. at 4H booth inside assisted. Please contact Don and Patti on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Group Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due convention center. Must be completed by Johnson, by email: [email protected], by Everyone is welcome, no requirements. Stansbury Days Triathlon A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can per year. For more information, call Eileen 6:30 p.m. for judging. Open to the public mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or Come as often as you need, we have Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening be overwhelming for the newly diag- 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne at 7 p.m. with free ice cream. Limited to by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. plenty of food. First Baptist Church, 435- Aug. 21, 2021. Mark your calendars. To nosed. Tooele has a support group for 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. 10 families. Must preregister by Aug. 2 882-2048. register, go to: www.runnercard.com/ persons with Parkinson’s disease and their Thank you and we hope to see you all this Senior Center to [email protected]. roadrace/public/raceGroup/976695 caregivers. You can learn how others are September. The senior center is for the enjoyment Free Kids Make & Take: 4H Showcase Baby Blankets Needed Teens and adults, first timer, or experi- coping with PD and how to live well. We of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours area in convention center Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- enced. 500m swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75- meet the third Thursday of each month Tooele County Quilters are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 Mini Catapults: Anytime between ery at Mountain West Medical Center. mile bike on a pretty flat course/ 5km run from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Tooele Senior All meetings are held on the third p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; I Love Me Boards: Blankets should be new and in good (that’s 3.1 miles). You can even sign up Center Conference Room, 59 E. Vine St., Tuesday of each month in the Tooele exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, Anytime between 3 and 6 p.m. condition. Homemade blankets are also with a team. This event is a blast. Train Tooele. For information, call Hal at 435- County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint Friday, Aug. 6 accepted if new. Donations can be turned with a friend, compete with your neigh- 840-3683. are $20 per year to be paid at the first knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise in at the volunteer desk at Mountain West Kids Ice Cream Making Contest: At 1 bors, and get cheered on by your com- meeting. program, wood carving and health Medical Center, 2055 N. Main St., Tooele. p.m. Teams of two will work together. Kids munity. Prizes, T-shirts, raffle, and food. As classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with any ques- must be 8 and older, but little brothers always, we need volunteers, so if you want homebound. Lunch served weekdays. tions. and sisters can help unofficially. Adult to get involved without the sweat, sign up Bulletin Board Policy For 60 and above, suggested contribu- helpers are okay too. All ingredients pro- to help on race day. tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. Just Serve vided. Please preregister by Wednesday, If you would like to announce an upcoming event or promote a community Transportation available to the store or If you are interested in serving in your Aug. 4 to Darlene at 435-840-4404. Ladies Community Club of organization, email the Transcript-Bulletin at [email protected], fax to doctor visits for residents in Tooele and community or know of a service project Contest will be on grass near outdoor Tooele 435-882-6123 or phone 435-882-0050. Email contact is preferable. The Bulletin Grantsville areas. For transportation that would benefit your community, go to arena and large tree. Prizes plus ice cream! To view upcoming events, learn more Board is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- information call 435-843-4114. For more justserve.org and post your project or sign Family Giant Bubble Contest: At 6 p.m. about our organization, or to become a information about the Grantsville center, up to become a volunteer for the project Test your bubble making abilities. Each member, please find us on Facebook or profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising call 435-884-3446. of your choice today! This is a free website family will receive all supplies for making you can email us at ladiescommunity- department. Please limit your notice to 80 words or less. Information must be that connects community needs with vol- giant bubbles. Limit 15 families. Please [email protected]. delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. We Daughters of Utah Pioneers unteers who can help meet those needs. preregister by Wedneasday, Aug. 4 to The DUP is seeking any family histories, Darlene at 435-840-4404. Contest will be TOPS Weight Loss Support cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. photographs, books, stories or vintage on grass near outdoor arena and large Group artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Moose tree. The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Free Kids Make & Take: 4H Showcase Weight Loss Support Group meets every W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Meals at Lodge area in convention center Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Friday and Saturday night dinners will Comics Page Puzzle Answers String Cheese Skater Dude: Anytime Church, 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Weigh-in Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- be served from 4 to 8 p.m. between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; Color a Tile begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by a meeting from page B4 tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Friday night dinners change weekly, Coaster: Anytime between 3 and 6 p.m. at 6 p.m. Men, women and children are 8/2 Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit or you can order from the menu items Hidato Sol. Saturday, Aug. 7 invited to attend. Come and let us help www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Pet Show: Do you have a really great you live a healthier lifestyle. For more www.exploretooele.com. able price. pet? Bring it to the pet show Saturday, information visit TOPS.org or contact Mary Note: Due to an increase in the prices Aug. 7. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Tooele Valley Company DUP of meat, we are raising the price of our and the show starts at 11 a.m. on grass Ladies: Did you know that there are meals. All meals are still a good value. Museum Volunteers Needed three Daughters of Utah Pioneers (DUP) area by the outdoor arena and large tree. Daily lunch specials are available at the Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park companies her in Utah Tooele Valley? Did Bragging rights! Prizes too! You don’t have lodge from 11 a.m. is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- you know that you do not need to have to be in 4-H to be in this show. Everyone Take-out orders can be called in during tory or science? Volunteers at the museum pioneer ancestors to join the daughters of and any age or type of pet in the county is our operating hours and picked up at the can gain new skills or practice old ones. Utah Pioneers? You can join as an associ- welcome! Just be sure your pet won’t get lodge at a time agreed upon. We are looking for people to help with ate! If you do have pioneer ancestors away! Dress your pet in a fun costume for For members and their guests only. organization, exhibit development, gar- and have not yet joined us in one of our a fun extra prize. dening and educational program devel- camps, now is a great time to do so! The Meetings Kids Cookie Contest: Bake your cookies opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Tooele Valley Company has a camp in the Meetings for the Loyal Order of the at home and bring 4 of the best with a and year round. Scheduling is flexible. Pine Canyon area (Helen Gillespie Shields), Moose occur on the first and third Sunday recipe Saturday, Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. in the Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. the Erda area (Rose Springs Camp) and the of the month at 10 a.m. Chapter 1521 foyer of the Deseret Peak Convention To apply or request more information, Stansbury, Lake Point areas (Benson Grist meetings are on the third Sunday of the Center. Kids must be 5 or older. Age send email to: [email protected] Mill Camp). We would love to have you month at 10:30 a.m. groups will be 5-7, 8-14, 15 and older. Be come and learn about the Tooele valley’s prepared to answer a few questions from Tooele Gem and Mineral Society history, as well as more about our beauti- the judges. Register by texting Darlene at The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society ful Utah. For more information, contact Eagles 435-840-4404 by 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 5. meets the first Thursday of the month. Prizes for all participants. Co-sponsored Julie Hunt, President of the Tooele valley Meetings Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in company DUP at 435-849-4270 by Sherry’s Sweets the downstairs conference room of the Auxiliary meetings are on the second Free Kids Make & Take: 4H Showcase and fourth Mondays of each month. Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Grantsville City Library area in convention center Come and learn about rocks, minerals, We are no longer charging overdue fines Aerie meetings are on the second and Duct Tape Notebooks: 1 to 4 p.m.; Color and ways to craft them, and enjoy field for items returned after their due date. fourth Thursday of each month. Your Own Puzzle: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. trips for rock collecting. Membership is Our hours are Tuesday — Friday from 10 $15 per year. For more information email a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. Social Room Tooele High School Class of 1961 Our social room is now open from 2 until [email protected]. to 3 p.m. We are offering limited contact Reunion 11 p.m. Full service offered, including bar, hold pick-up, please call 435-884-1670 for The Class of ‘61 will be holding their NOTICE TO CON- TRACTORS Tooele County School District - 649 Remodel 180 Garnet St. Tooele, UT 84074 Westland Construc- tion, Inc., as Construc- tion Manager for Tooele County School District, is requesting labor and material bids for the construction of the Tooele County School District - 649 Remodel in accordance with plans, specifications and bid documents as prepared by VCBO Archi- tecture. A pre-bid onsite meeting will be held August 24th at 10:00AM. This meeting is not manda- tory. Proposals will be re- NOTICE TO WATER ceived on or before USERS NOTICE Thursday, September The applications below A Notice of Intent for 2nd at 2:00PM prevail- were filed with the Di- the following project ing Mountain Time at vision of Water Rights submitted in accor- the offices of Westland in Tooele County. d a n c e w i t h Construction, Inc. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN These are informal R307-401-1, UtahTHURSDAY(Email August & Fax 5,Number 2021 proceedings per Rule Administrative Code listed below). All pro- 655-6-2. Protests con- (UAC), has been re- posals must be sub- cerning an application ceived for considera- mitted on the provided must be legibly written tion by the Director: Bid Form found in the To place your Classified ad or typed, contain the Company Name:To place Kil- yourproject Classified manual. ad call 435-882-0050 name and mailing ad- gore Companies,call LLC 435-882-0050Questions on scope of BOARD OF EDUCA- dress of the protesting dba Kilgore Contract- work, trade coordina- TION MEETING party, STATE THE AP- ing tion and bidding CLASSIFIEDTuesday, August 10, PLICATION NUMBER Location: Kilgore Com- should be directed to 2021 92 Lodestone PROTESTED, CITE panies, LLC- Erda Ag- Jessica Dahl at Way, Tooele, UT REASONS FOR THE gregate Pit – 5800 Westland Construction NOTICE84074 Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co.PROTEST, does not endorse, and promote, RE- or encourageNorth the Highway purchase of any 36, productand or service Mike advertised Ririe in this at Published every Tuesday and Thursday CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES: newspaper.1. 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CALL comments during the TO THE MEETING AT IN THE FOURTH JU- sue or and to waive any infor- TREE CARE $40/month. 65 Chan- 1-855-916-3098 public hearing portion www.boarddocs.com/u DICIAL DISTRICT argument during an mality in bidding. Pruning up to 30’ tall, nels. Stream Break- I AM paying more for of the meeting. t/tooelesd/board.nsf/vp C O U R T J U A B adjudicatory proceed- Proposals shall be fertilizing,pest control ing News, Live Furniture & junk cars/trucks. I will Zoom Meeting Link: ublic?open COUNTY, STATE OF ing that was raised properly executed and more. ISA certi- Events, Sports & On Appliances come to you and tow https://zoom.us/j/9785 In compliance with the UTAH during the public com- upon the Bid Form fied arborist. Call Ste- Demand Titles. No it away. Call/Text 4525461 Americans with Dis- 102 East 200 North, ment period and was with all items filled out. (435)224-2064 p h e n a t Annual Contract. No NORTH VALLEY Ap- PUBLIC Hearing: abilities Act, individu- Nephi, Utah 84648 supported with suffi- The completed form DL5970 (435)241-2504 Free Commitment. CALL pliance. Washers/ 1. TCLUO 2021-06 – als needing special ac- BRANDY KIRGAN cient information or shall be without dele- estimates 1-844-435-3985 dryers refrigerators, Salt Lake City Depart- commodations (includ- MONTGOMERY, Peti- documentation to en- tions, alterations or freezers, stoves. ment of Airports, ing auxiliary communi- tioner, able the Director to erasures. Proposal SELL YOUR com- SELL YOUR computer Autos $149-$399 full war- RS&H, and the Tooele cative aide and serv- v. KURT A. MONT- fully consider the forms are available at puter in the classi- in the classifieds. Call ranty. Complete re- County Office of Com- ices) during this meet- GOMERY, Respon- substance and signifi- the office of the con- fieds. Call 882-0050 882-0050 or visit pair service. Satis- DONATE YOUR CAR munity Development ing should notify dent. cance of the issue. struction manager and or visit www.tooele- www.tooeletranscript. faction guaranteed. OR TRUCK TO are requesting a rec- Jackie Gallegos (435) ORDER TO SHOW Date of Notice: August in the specification transcript. com com Parts for all brands. HERITAGE FOR ommendation of ap- 833-1900 at least CAUSE 5, 2021 manual. (435)830-3225. THE BLIND. Free 3 proval for the pro- three days prior to the Case No. 144600004 (Published in the Before submitting a Day Vacation, Tax posed Tooele Valley meeting. DA Tooele Transcript Bul- proposal, bidders shall Garage, Yard Deductible, Free Airport Overlay Zone (Published in the Judge Howell letin August 5, 2021) carefully examine the Towing, All Paper- (AOZ). Planner: Jeff Tooele Transcript Bul- TO THE ABOVE plans, read the project NOTICE TO CON- Sales work Taken Care Of. Miller letin August 5, 2021) NAMED RESPON- manual, all addenda TRACTORS CALL 2. TCLUO 2021-123 – DENT: KIRK MONT- and all other bid docu- HAVING A GARAGE Tooele County School 1-855-408-2196 Planning Staff is re- GOMERY ments. They shall visit SALE? Advertise it in Public Notices District - 649 Remodel questing an ordinance YOU ARE HEREBY the site of work and the classifieds. Call DONATE YOUR CAR update to Land Use Trustees 180 Garnet St. Tooele, UTA DRIVER 882-0050 ORDERED to appear shall fully inform them- UT 84074 TO UNITED BREAST Table 17-5-3.9 of the before Judge Howell at selves as to all existing Deadline for public Westland Construc- TOOELE COUNTY AGING STANSBURY 5647 CANCER FOUNDA- Tooele County Land the Fourth Judicial Dis- conditions and limita- notices is 4 p.m. the tion, Inc., as Construc- Fermin Lane, Huge TION! Your donation Use Ordinance regard- trict Court of Juab tions. They shall in- STARTING SALARY: $16.36 day prior to publication Manager for sale, lots of new floor- helps education, pre- ing storage units. Plan- County, 102 East 200 clude in the proposal a STATUS: FULL-TIME WITH BENEFITS tion. Public notices Tooele County School ing, backsplash, in- vention & support ner: Jeff Miller North Nephi, Utah sum to cover the cost CLOSING DATE: OPEN UNTIL FILLED submitted past the District, is requesting side furniture, yard programs. FAST (Published in the 84648, on the 1st day of all items included in deadline will not be labor and material bids tools, home decor FREE PICKUP - 24 Tooele Transcript Bul- of December, 2020, at the bid documents and The Opportunity accepted. for the construction of and much more HR RESPONSE - letin August 5, 2021) the hour of 1:30 p.m., within the time frame Looking for a responsible individual who would UPAXLP the Tooele County TAX DEDUCTION then and there to show stated in the bid docu- like to shuttle individuals around in the smaller PUBLIC NOTICE School District - 649 1-855-507-2691 cause, if any you have, ments. Sporting The agenda for the Remodel in accor- UTA Shuttles you’ve seen driving around town. Public Notices why the Petitioner Securing Documents: Goods DONATE your car, Tooele County Council dance with plans, The ideal candidate for this job must follow UTA Water User should not be awarded Plans and project truck or van. Help Work Session to be specifications and bid guidelines, operating procedures, and assum- the relief requested in manual will be avail- SELLING YOUR veterans find jobs or held August 11, 2021 documents as pre- ing responsibility for the safety of customers Deadline for public her Declaration, a able to interested par- mountain bike? Ad- start a business. Call at 5:00 p.m., will be pared by VCBO Archi- and equipment. notices is 4 p.m. the copy of which shall be ties no earlier than vertise it in the classi- Patriotic Hearts Foun- posted on the county tecture. day prior to publica- served upon you prior Thursday, August fieds. Call 882-0050 dation. Fast, FREE w e b s i t e a t A pre-bid onsite meet- This opportunity includes this great tion. Public notices to the hearing in this 19th. Plans can be www.tooele tran- pick-up. Max tax-de- (https://agenda.tooe- ing will be held August comprehensive benefit package: submitted past the matter. viewed online at script.com duction. Operators leco.org/onbaseagen- 24th at 10:00AM. This • Medical, dental, life and vision benefits deadline will not be (Published in the www.westlandcon- are standing by! Call daonline,) click on meeting is not manda- SELL YOUR CAR or accepted. Tooele Transcript Bul- struction.com. Contact • 401k match 1-866-983-3647 “Tooele County Coun- tory. boat in the classi- UPAXLP letin July 22, 29, Jessica Dahl @ • Participating Utah Retirement Services (URS) cil Meetings” and on Proposals will be re- fieds. Call 882-0050 SELL YOUR CAR or August 5 & 12, 2021) 801-374-6085 or Jes- member the public notice web- NOTICE TO WATER ceived on or before or visit www.tooele- boat in the classi- sica@westlandcon- • PTO leave site USERS NOTICE Thursday, September transcript. com or fieds. Call 882-0050 struction.com to make • 11 paid holidays (http://www.utah.gov/p The applications below A Notice of Intent for 2nd at 2:00PM prevail- e-mail your ad to or visit www.tooele- arrangements to re- mn/index.html) . Cop- were filed with the Di- the following project ing Mountain Time at tbp@tooeletranscript. transcript. com ceive bidding docu- Example of Duties: ies may also be ob- vision of Water Rights submitted in accor- the offices of Westland com ments. • Provides transportation inner city to city DEADLINES FOR HAVE A good idea for tained at the County in Tooele County. d a n c e w i t h Construction, Inc. Contractor's Qualifica- shuttle within the Tooele County area. classifieds ads are a story? Call the Clerk's Office and the These are informal R307-401-1, Utah (Email & Fax Number tion Statement: Any M o n d a y a n d Transcript and let us Transcript Bulletin. proceedings per Rule Administrative Code listed below). All pro- • Assists all passengers on and off the shuttle, bidder shall, upon re- Wednesdays by 4:45 know 882-0050. Marilyn K. Gillette, 655-6-2. Protests con- (UAC), has been re- posals must be sub- answers questions from customers and others. quest, submit a Con- p.m. Tooele County Clerk cerning an application ceived for considera- mitted on the provided • Collects appropriate fare from passengers. tractor's Qualification (Published in the must be legibly written tion by the Director: Bid Form found in the • Performs standard pre-trip/post trip vehicle Statement, AIA Docu- Tooele Transcript Bul- or typed, contain the Company Name: Kil- project manual. inspections. ment A305. Failure to letin August 5, 2021) name and mailing ad- gore Companies, LLC Questions on scope of • Understands and operates routes in timely show a statement sat- CARRIERS BOARD OF EDUCA- dress of the protesting dba Kilgore Contract- work, trade coordina- and professional manner. isfactory to the Owner TION MEETING party, STATE THE AP- ing tion and bidding will be reason to reject Tuesday, August 10, PLICATION NUMBER Location: Kilgore Com- should be directed to the proposal as Minimum Qualifications: Needed! 2021 92 Lodestone PROTESTED, CITE panies, LLC- Erda Ag- Jessica Dahl at non-responsive. A. Graduation from high school or GED equiv- Way, Tooele, UT REASONS FOR THE gregate Pit – 5800 Westland Construction (Published in the alent. 84074 PROTEST, and RE- North Highway 36, and Mike Ririe at Tooele Transcript Bul- AND 1. Business Meeting, QUEST A HEARING, Erda, VCBO Architecture. letin August 5, 2021) B. Three (3) years of general responsible work 6pm (Start of Public if desired. Also, A $15 UT Westland Construc- experience. Meeting) FEE MUST BE IN- Project Description: tion, Inc. AND 1.1 Welcome and CLUDED FOR EACH Kilgore Companies, VCBO Architecture C. Must have a valid Utah State CDL Class C is looking Pledge of Allegiance APPLICATION PRO- LLC (Kilgore) is pro- 1411 West 1250 South SELLING YOUR passenger endorsement license and a clean 2. Open Forum (Lim- TESTED. Protests posing to operate an Suite 200 HOME? Advertise it driving record. for Paper ited to three minutes must be filed with the aggregate mining 524 S. 600 E. Salt in the classifieds. Call per individual and a to- Division of Water plant with crushing and Lake City, UT 84102 882-0050 or visit Carriers! tal of 30 minutes for all Rights on or before screening operations Phone: 801-374-6085 www.tooeletran For a complete job description and comments. To speak, Sep. 1, 2021 either at a location near Erda Phone: 801-575-8800 script.com application please visit sign up at the clerk's electronically using the in Tooele Fax: 801-374-6060 tooelecounty.applicantpro.com/jobs/ Please call desk prior to the start Division`s on-line Pro- County. Site-wide Emial: of the open forum.) test of Application emissions were evalu- jessica@westlandcon- Tooele County is an EEO Employer 435.882.0050 2.1 PatronSELL Comments YOURform, STUFF! by hand RUNdelivery ANated AD based IN on THE equip- CLASSIFIEDS!struction.com 882-0050 3. Consent Items to a Division office, or ment list and [email protected] (Routine items on the by mail at PO Box operation. Equipment www.westlandcon- consent agenda not 146300, Salt Lake on site will consist of struction.com requiring public discus- City, UT 84114-6300. five (5) crushers, six www.vcbo.com sion by the Board may Please visit water- (6) screens, two A 5% BID SECURITY be adopted by one sin- rights.utah.gov or call (2) diesel fired genera- MUST BE ATTACHED gle motion. A Board (801)538-7240 for ad- tor engines, one (1) FOR BIDS OVER Member may request ditional information. emergency generator $100,000. PLEASE to remove an item CHANGE APPLICA- engine, one (1) SUBMIT COPY OF from the consent TION(S) diesel storage tank, BID SECURITY VIA agenda for individual 15-4850 (a47564): various conveyors, FAX OR EMAIL. Bid discussion and consid- Stewart Asset Man- and various mobile Security may be a bid eration.) a g e m e n t L C equipment. bond made payable to 3.1 Minutes propose(s) using 1.59 The completed engi- the order of Westland 3.2 Expenditure Re- ac-ft. from groundwa- neering evaluation and Construction, Inc. The port ter (SE Erda) for IRRI- air quality impact bid security of the ac- 3.3 Revenue Report GATION. analysis showed the cepted bidder shall be 3.4 Disbursement Re- EXTENSION(S) proposed project forfeited in the case of port 15-4734 (a32457): meets failure or refusal to en- 3.5 Personnel Deci- Curtis G Beckstrom the requirements of ter into a contract and sions and Kathy Beckstrom federal air quality regu- furnish payment and 3.6 Amended is/are filing an exten- lations and the State performance bonds as Trustland Plans sion for 1.25 ac-ft. air quality rules. The may be required. 3.7 150 Mile Contests from groundwater Director intends to Time is of the essence 3.8 Bid Approval (near Lincoln-Spring issue an Approval Or- on this project. Refer 3.9 Approval of Site for Cyn Es#124) for DO- der pending a 30-day to the Bid Documents Transportation MESTIC; IRRIGA- public comment pe- for specific schedule 3.10 Vote on Consent TION; STOCKWA- riod. The project pro- and liquidated damage Calendar TERING. posal, estimate of the requirements. 4. Information, Discus- 15-4888 (A77380): effect on local air qual- Inasmuch as the sion, or Calendar Rickie E Paxman and ity and draft Approval Owner is a political Items Arleen Paxman is/are Order are available for subdivision of the 4.1 Business Adminis- filing an extension for public inspection and State of Utah, all trator's Report 4.73 ac-ft. (Rush Val- comment at the trades on the project 4.2 Director of Safety ley) for DOMESTIC; Utah Division of Air must certify by affida- and Emergency Serv- IRRIGATION; STOCK- Quality, 195 North vit, prior to commenc- ices Report WATERING. 1950 West, Salt Lake ing any work on the 4.3 Board of Education 15-4687 (a32193): City, UT 84116. Writ- project, that they par- Reports Tooele City Water ten comments ticipate in a Status 5. Action Items Special Service District received by the Divi- Verification System to 5.1 Vape Litigation is/are filing an extension at this same ad- verify the work eligibil- 5.2 Fraud Risk As- sion for 85 ac-ft. from dress on or before ity status of its new sessment groundwater (Tooele September 4, 2021 will employees in accor- 5.3 Early Literacy Plan City Limits) for MU- be considered in dance with Section 2021-2022 NICIPAL: In Tooele. making the final deci- 63G-11-103 Utah 5.4 Grantsville Ele- Teresa Wilhelmsen, sion on the Code Annotated. mentary Boundaries P.E. approval/disapproval Any award or rejection, 6. Executive Session, State Engineer of the proposed pro- in whole or in part, re- (Closed to the Public) Published in Tooele ject. Email comments lating to this project is 6.1 Purchase, Ex- Transcript Bulletin will also contingent upon change, or Lease of August 5 & 12, 2021) be accepted at budget restraints. Re- Real Property [email protected]. If any- fer to the Bid Docu- 6.2 Pending or Rea- one so requests to the ments for Proposal sonably Imminent Liti- Director in writing Guidelines. gation within 15 days of The Owner and Con- 6.3 Character, Profes- publication of this no- struction Manager re- sional Competence, or tice, a hearing will be serve the right to ac- Physical or Mental held in accordance cept or reject any and Health of an Individual with R307-401-7, all proposals or alter- 7. Adjourn (10pm Cur- UAC. nates with or without few) Under Section cause for any reason 7.1 Adjournment 19-1-301.5, a person determined in its sole REVIEW SUPPORT who wishes to chal- subjective determina- DOCUMENTATION lenge a Permit Order tion to be in the TWO DAYS PRIOR may only raise an is- Owner's best interest TO THE MEETING AT sue or and to waive any infor- www.boarddocs.com/u argument during an mality in bidding. t/tooelesd/board.nsf/vp adjudicatory proceed- Proposals shall be ublic?open ing that was raised properly executed In compliance with the during the public com- upon the Bid Form Americans with Dis- ment period and was with all items filled out. abilities Act, individu- supported with suffi- The completed form als needing special ac- cient information or shall be without dele- commodations (includ- documentation to en- tions, alterations or ing auxiliary communi- able the Director to erasures. Proposal cative aide and serv- fully consider the forms are available at ices) during this meet- substance and signifi- the office of the con- ing should notify cance of the issue. struction manager and Jackie Gallegos (435) Date of Notice: August in the specification 833-1900 at least 5, 2021 manual. three days prior to the (Published in the Before submitting a meeting. Tooele Transcript Bul- proposal, bidders shall (Published in the letin August 5, 2021) carefully examine the Tooele Transcript Bul- plans, read the project letin August 5, 2021) manual, all addenda and all other bid documents. They shall visit the site of work and shall fully inform themselves as to all existing conditions and limita- tions. They shall include in the proposal a sum to cover the cost of all items included in the bid documents and within the time frame stated in the bid documents. Securing Documents: Plans and project manual will be available to interested par- ties no earlier than Thursday, August 19th. Plans can be viewed online at www.westlandcon- struction.com. Contact Jessica Dahl @ 801-374-6085 or Jes- sica@westlandcon- struction.com to make arrangements to receive bidding documents. Contractor's Qualifica- tion Statement: Any bidder shall, upon request, submit a Con- tractor's Qualification Statement, AIA Docu- ment A305. Failure to show a statement sat- isfactory to the Owner will be reason to reject the proposal as non-responsive. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin August 5, 2021) THURSDAY August 5, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Easy melon salsa is a savory taste of summer

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HEALTH UPDATE Something Mayo Clinic Q&A: Running for better health On Your Mind? SARA FILMALTER, M.D. health care provider about any but recent research shows that thon training improved blood Sara Filmalter, M.D., Family MAYO CLINIC concerns, especially if you have it really could be the key to bet- pressure. and Sports Medicine, Mayo DEAR MAYO CLINIC: A few any health conditions, such ter health. A study out of the The study looked at mara- Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida Write a Letter neighbors formed a running as high blood pressure, heart United Kingdom showed first- thon runners six months prior Mayo Clinic Q & A is an group to train for a marathon in issues or a history of prior mus- time marathon runners signifi- to training and three week after educational resource and to the Editor! 2021. I’m thinking about join- culoskeletal injuries. Ask your cantly improved their cardiovas- they completed the London doesn’t replace regular medi- ing them as I know that running health care provider about any cular health during training for Marathon. On average, the sub- cal care. E-mail a question to can be good exercise, but I’ve symptoms that you might want a 26.2-mile race. jects ran about 6 to 13 miles in [email protected]. For Tooele Transcript Bulletin never run before. Is running to watch for when you run. Specifically, this study training per week. more information, visit www. P.O. Box 390 a marathon actually good for Before starting out, I would showed participants had If running a marathon seems mayoclinic.org. Tooele, UT 84074 my health? Should I do certain suggest you invest in a good improvements in overall cardio- too daunting, consider a half © 2021 Mayo Foundation for things to avoid injuries? pair of running shoes and make vascular health but particularly marathon or a 5K. The cardio- Medical Education and Research. [email protected] ANSWER: Being active and sure that you warm up and related to the stiffness of the vascular benefits of running All Rights Reserved. engaging in regular aerobic stretch prior to any run. Focus aortic vessel. This is important remain, no matter the distance. exercise is important for over- on cross training with exercises because as people age, the One of the most interesting all heart health and wellness. that strengthen your hips and body’s vessels become stiffer. findings of the U.K. study was Typically, 30 minutes of moder- core. This can be detrimental to your that the slowest runners had ate intensity activity five days a If your neighbors are sea- health since with stiff vessels the greatest improvements in week is recommended for most soned runners, you may want to your body has to work harder to cardiovascular health. healthy adults. Running is a consider joining a training pro- pump blood. If running is not enjoyable simple, low-cost exercise, and gram to help you build stamina In addition to runners hav- or you have other issues — let’s you should be commended for and increase your mileage over ing a substantial decrease in say your knees or back make it starting a new exercise regimen. time. the stiffness of the aortic vessel, challenging to run — you can As a first-time runner, I’d rec- A marathon may sound over- which moves blood throughout still benefit from lacing up your ommend that you talk with your whelming to a novice runner, our body, the study found mara- sneakers. Walking regularly at a brisk pace can result in improvements in overall cardiovascular health and vessel stiffness. Whatever activity you chose, the key is that you want to aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate intensity activity five days a week. Walking or running with the neighbors is a great way to combine exercise and socialization. And if you’re won- dering about the definition of moderate intensity, you should be able to carry on a conversation, but you should not be able to carry a tune.

Registration Dates for the 2021-2022 School Year First Day of School: August 24, 2021

Online Registration for K-12 is available at www.tooeleschools.org (Online Registration is required of ALLTooele County School District Students K-12) nd A marathon may sound overwhelming to a novice runner, but recent research shows that it could be the key to Online payment platform will be available beginning August 2 at https://secure3.myschoolfees.com better health. ELEMENTARY (New Students) Registration will be held on August 11th, 12th and 13th from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at all elementary schools, unless otherwise noted Kindergarten Schedule: First Grade Schedule: MY ANSWER August 27th – Kindergarten Tea August 24th – 27th (Early release all week) August 30th – First full day students in class August 30th – Starts full day

SECONDARY: Registration dates and times are as follows: Greater than the enemy outside SCHOOL DATE TIME Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. August 18th 12:00 pm-2:00 pm High August 19th 9:00 am-12:00 pm August 20th (Students new to the District) 9:00 am – 1:00 pm is the enemy within – sin th th July 29 – August 10 Online schedule changes *Fees will be ready to pay on August 11th From the writings of of knowledge ignores Grantsville Jr. High August 11th – 13th - New students who’ve registered the Rev. Billy Graham God. Today we have more online are invited to create their schedule w/Counselor 9:00 am – 2:00 pm knowledge than at any Q: There has been so other time in history. In August 10th In person registration 8:00 am – 12:00 pm August 11th In person registration 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm much talk the last year seconds, our computers August 12th & 19th New student registration 9:00 am – 2:00 pm about science. I used to can call up information Tooele Jr. High August 13th & 20th New student registration 9:00 am – 12:00 pm August 17th New student registration 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm trust in it quite a bit, but about a topic that took After these dates all New Students Registration will be after all the confusion years to collect. We are the done by appt only by calling 435-833-1921 surrounding the corona- most informed people in Blue Peak High August 17th 9:00 a.m.-- 2:00 pm virus, I’m not so sure that the history of civilization - Please contact Dugway for more information science has the answers. and yet the most confused. Dugway High (435)831-4090 - S.S. Though our heads are th A: Science is learning to con- sin. No matter how advanced crammed with knowledge, our Grantsville High July 27 (12 grade) Class schedule changes July 29 (9-11 grade) Class schedule changes trol just about everything but its progress, civilizations that hearts are empty. But where man. More important than elec- neglect its spiritual and moral man has failed, God has suc- Stansbury High August 4th 1:00 – 7:00 pm tricity, technology, and medi- life will eventually disintegrate. ceeded. Keep His Word at the August 5th 9:00 – 1:00 pm Tooele High August 13th (10th grade) 8:00 am cine are the issues of the heart. This is the history of mankind, center of life and remember ( 9th grade) 12:00 pm th th Solve the problems of hate, and it is our problem still today. what the Bible says, “The fear August 16 (11 grade) 8:00 am th lust, greed, and prejudice - Science cannot change the [reverence] of the Lord is (12 grade by appt, call @ 833-1978 x2103) 12:00 pm Wendover High August 12th 8:00 – 3:00 pm which produce social strife and seasons, the rising of the sun, the beginning of knowledge” ultimately war - and the world or the setting of the moon. Nor (Proverbs 1:7). would be a different place. Our Immunizations: Seventh Grade Requirements – Utah Immunization Rule : The following vaccines are required for students entering seventh grade: can man’s knowledge change • 1 Meningococcal future is threatened by many human nature. When doubt This column is based on the • 1 Tdap booster(Tetanus/Diphtheria/acellular Pertussis) dangers, but they all stem from reigns, faith cannot abide. words and writings of the late • 2 Varicella(chickenpox) • 3 Hepatitis B the heart. Where hatred rules, love is Rev. Billy Graham. Greater than the enemy crowded out. © 2021 Billy Graham If you have any questions, please contact Suzanne Medina, Administrative Assistant, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104. outside is the enemy within - Much of the world in search Literary Trust A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 5, 2021 ASK AMY DNA reveals family secret and resentment Dear Amy: Information I one of your own - and ask him received from my genetic test- to take a walk with you. ing revealed that my father When he brings you treats had two other children while Amy Dickinson that you don’t want to eat, married to my mother within GUEST COLUMNIST you can respond: “I really our supposedly “intact” fam- wish I could eat this, but I ily. can’t.” Place these things very I am allowing the picture much out of sight. I have of my past, my child- you have received. Some people can manage hood, and my family to (pain- However, regardless of your to have treats standing by in fully) reshape my personal situation, when it comes to a cupboard - I’ve had to go so history, as this knowledge family relationships, there is far as to store some tempta- integrates into my whole self. no hedge against resentment. tions in a cooler in the trunk This is also sticky: My dad You could have grown up in of my car. has dementia, and my mother a wonderfully “intact” family I hope you and your guy has many expectations for my that had no such complica- can start cooking and exer- support in terms of his care. tions, but you might now cising together. Your mutual (My mom is not 100 percent resent your obligation to pro- efforts would mark the “happy there, either.) vide care for your father for a relationship, happy health” How do I care for my father host of other reasons. phase of your time together. and not resent him? I suggest that you should be How do I explain to my more realistic about your feel- Dear Amy: I’m respond- mother my occasional inabil- ings, and instead of trying not ing to “Horrible Friend,” who ity to handle my father with to feel them, you should learn felt they may be enabling a compassion and equanimity? how to cope with them. friend’s addiction to painkill- – Who’s my Daddy? You are currently experi- ers by giving him some of Dear Who’s: I’m assuming encing the most challenging their own. that you have been able to period of adulthood. You are network through local friends weight. I know I can just stop Not only is Horrible confirm that this DNA infor- being asked to confront and and family, members of your We are both very happy accepting them, but I have Friend not a physician, but mation is accurate and true. manage the chaos of this peri- faith community, volunteers, and enjoy our time together, done that, and he doesn’t is undoubtedly breaking the Commercially available DNA od without any possible reso- and paid caregivers. but after over two years of stop. How else can I explain law. Most prescribed pain testing kits sometimes report lution, and so you will have to The Alzheimer’s complacency, I recently start- to him that I no longer can medications are controlled biological cousins as half- provide your own. Association offers a telephone ed going back to the gym and accept these treats? substances, and Friend could siblings - and visa-versa. You If your worst assumptions helpline, as well as a moder- am trying to go back to my – Trapped in Treats be charged with delivery of a should verify the information about your father are true, ated online message board healthy lifestyle. Dear Trapped: Even some- controlled substance. could you manage to find rea- where caregivers ask for and My boyfriend loves to bring one who loves you dearly – Lawyer sons (and ways) to love him, also offer advice. Check alz- me surprises, often my favor- could be trying - even uncon- Dear Lawyer: Thank you! anyway? connected.org. TOOELE ite food item or drink. These sciously - to sabotage you. TRANSCRIPT Some comfort can come things are usually unhealthy. Your guy doesn’t seem to have You can email Amy BULLETIN through accepting a simple Dear Amy: I have an amaz- I keep telling him to please resumed his own health kick Dickinson at askamy@amydi- truism: It is what it is. ing, wonderful and caring stop and to only do this once alongside you, and these tests ckinson.com or send a letter Delivering the News It is vital that you and your boyfriend. When we first in a blue moon, as I need to of willpower might be his way to Ask Amy, P.O. Box 194, in Tooele County for mother receive respite care started dating, we both were look on these things as a treat, of trying to bring you back to Freeville, NY 13068. You can More Than 120 Years and support while dealing on healthy lifestyle path, but but I continue to find myself the couch. also follow her on Twitter @ with your father’s illness. You as time went on, we gained consuming these treats that I suggest that you counter askingamy or Facebook. 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