TOOELETRANSCRIPT Stallions 3-pointers help S  win over Buffs T  C S  See A10 BULLETIN TUESDAY February 2, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 71 $1.00 New addiction treatment facility opens in Tooele City

CEILLY SUTTON first opened in 1993 with STAFF WRITER locations in Utah and has now A new addiction treatment come to Tooele County to offer and mental health facility another option for varying has opened up in Tooele City addiction and mental health offering unconventional, yet conditions. seemingly effective methods to “This is about the overall treat both addiction issues and future of our county,” said mental health problems. Palmer who was at one time a MATR Behavioral Health, patient at MATR. “The things which stands for “Measures of that come with addictions, Affect Theoretically Relative” mental health problems, and has opened up at 58 South homelessness are a huge bur- FILE PHOTO Main Street in Tooele City. den on our society. Addiction Levi Hanna and Samantha Blackburn perform a routine check on Skydive Utah’s plane at the Erda Airport. A ribbon cutting and wel- affects everyone. For me, it coming ceremony was held on is more of a greater vision of Jan. 29 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where we are going in the and many community mem- county. I believe that the chal- bers attended. lenges we face, we can con- Open houses planned for “Residents of the county front them and we can improve and most people in the drug them dramatically.” and court system say they are Palmer said that MATR is thankful for more options,” willing to work with city offi- said Randy Palmer, outpatient cials, business owners, and Tooele Valley airport overlay director for MATR Behavioral even competitors to improve Health. “For a long time, the condition of the county there were only one or two and its residents. If adopted, new restrictions may apply in airport area options in the county to treat MATR will use unconven- addictions and mental health. tional but effective methods TIM GILLIE People need a choice where to to treat mental health patients EDITOR get treatment.” The Salt Lake Department of Airports wants Tooele County MATR Behavioral Health SEE FACILITY PAGE A12 ® to adopt an airport overlay zone for their airport in Erda. Two open houses will be held in February to consider the proposed overlay zone. One meeting will be on Feb. 3 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The other meeting will be on Feb. 10 from noon to 1:30 p.m. The meetings will be conducted by Zoom from the County Council Chambers in the Tooele County Building. The link to the meetings are at the end of this story. There will be a presentation on the proposed overlay plan followed by an answers and questions session. Public com- ments will also be accepted. The Tooele County Planning Commission discussed the proposed airport overlay with the Salt Department of Airport FILE PHOTO staff and their planning consultants during two public meet- The Tooele Valley Airport on Erda Way is owned and operated by Salt ings in November 2020. Lake City. Salt Lake City has requested that Tooele County adopt an airport overlay zone to protect airspace for the airport. The proposal now includes changes made as a result of those discussions and public input received. new buyers are aware of their proximity to the airport and If adopted, the overlay zone would restrict land uses, the air space it needs to operate, according to the SLC airport including height and use restrictions, in defined areas sur- department and its consultants. rounding the airport, beyond the normal land use zones The proposed overlay boundaries include five different CEILLY SUTTON/TTB PHOTO already in place. zones with increasing restrictions as they get nearer to the A ribbon cutting for MATR Behavioral Health at 58 S. Main St., Tooele, was The overlay zone, once in place, would not only protect held Friday. MATR is an addiction treatment and mental health facility. the airport, it would also make sure property owners and SEE AIRPORT PAGE A12 ®

Wardle champions diversity of thought and return to civility

TIM GILLIE EDITOR Tooele County Council District 1 is represented by Scott Wardle. Wardle may be new to the County Council, but he is a 15-year veteran of the Tooele City Council. Born in Sandy, Utah in 1970 to a family of all boys, Wardle attended Alta High School. His wife Courtney also attended Alta High School, but the two didn’t meet until they both BEAUTIFUL TOOELE SUNSET attended a Latter-day Saint Scott Wardle Courtesy of Jenine Gillie singles ward later. Wardle fell in love with “Debate is actually what Last night's brilliant red sunset brings to mind the mariners adage “Red sky at night, debate in high school. He attri- brought me to college — col- sailors delight, red sky in the morning, sailors take warning.” butes his attending college to his love for debate. SEE WARDLE PAGE A12 ®

BULLETIN BOARD A7 CLASSIFIEDS A6 THS girls and OBITUARIES A8 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER SHS boys win OPEN FORUM A4 region swim SPORTS A10 Data as of February 1, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health titles TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 5,933 UTAH- Known Cases: 347,208 See A11 Hospitalizations: 175 • Deaths: 23 Hospitalizations: 13,515 • Deaths: 1,668 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY February 2, 2021 Utah Legislature takes a look at voting procedures Ranked choice voting, delaying party switching, and selecting presidential electors based on the national popular vote under consideration

TIM GILLIE race a candidate could win choice voting be used in regu- clarifies that a rezone of a tion officer report an estimate earliest day that ballots may EDITOR with 34% of the vote. This can- lar primary elections for state single parcel or group of par- of the total number of ballots be mailed to voters to 28 days County clerks and auditors didate would advance to the and county when the number cels of land is a land use law in custody of the election offi- before the election instead of are watching legislation during general election representing of candidates is greater than when it comes to determining cer that remain to be counted. 21 days. the 2021 general session of the their party, even though two- two. how many signatures need to House Bill 196, sponsored House Bill 246, sponsored state legislature that may affect thirds of the primary voters did House Bill 174, sponsored be gathered to put a referen- by Rep. Merrill Nelson, by Rep. Steve Christiansen, cre- voting procedures in counties, not vote for them. by Rep. Adam Robertson, dum on a ballot. The bill also R-Grantsville, provides that ates the Utah Ballot Measure according to Tooele County Several voting methods R-Provo, allows municipalities provides a way for a referen- the judicial retention section Board and requires the board clerk Marilyn Gillette. allow a way of advancing a to choose different methods dum to be placed on the ballot of a ballot includes a statement to prepare a ballot information Currently 15 bills have candidate from primary, only of conducting instant runoff in the year the referendum is directing voters sto the Judicial statement for statewide initia- been introduced in the state after they received a major- voting. filed. Performance Evaluation tives, referendums, and consti- Legislature that are related to ity — more than 50% — of the House Bill 75, sponsored House Bill 70, sponsored by Commission’s website. tutional amendments. voting. votes. by Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist, Rep. Dan Johnson, R-Logan, House Bill 197, sponsored Senate Bill 49, sponsored by The bills getting the most Some of those options R-Draper, allows a municipal requires the creation of a sys- by Rep. Jordan Teuscher, Sen. Curtis Bramble,R-Provo, attention by the county clerks include a seperate runoff elec- legislative body to choose to tem to track all ballots and R-South Jordan, requires that allows a municipality to choose and auditors are the bills tion, a rank choice vote — vot- participate in an instant runoff allow a voter to receive either in even-numbered years, a to permit a voter to vote by related to primary elections ers indicate their rank prefer- voting pilot project. a text or email notification of form to change party affiliation electronic means approved and majority versus plurality ence of candidates instead of Other legislation affecting their status of their ballot. or for an unaffiliated voter to by the municipality’s election of votes. selecting just one candidate, voting include: House Bill 104, sponsored affiliate with a party received officer. With candidates able to use and an approval election — House Bill 12, sponsored by Rep. Stephanie Pitcher, after Jan. 1 will take effect on Senate Bill 121, sponsored the petition method to get on a voters vote for as many candi- by Rep. Mike Winder, R-West R-Salt Lake City, creates an the day after that year’s pri- by Sen. Derek Kitchen, pro- primary ballot, county election dates as they want, no ranking, Valley City, codifies a process address confidentiality pro- mary election. vides that state presidential officers are seeing more pri- and the candidate with the for the timely removal of gram for eligible voters. House Bill 203, sponsored electors are to be based on the mary elections with more than most votes wins. deceased voters from the offi- House Bill 173, sponsored by Rep. Brian King, D-Salt Lake candidate who receives the two people running under the House Bill 127, sponsored cial register of voters. by Rep. Craig Hall, R-West City, extends the deadline for most popular votes nationally. same party. by Rep. Mike Winder, R-West House Bill 23, sponsored by Valley City, requires, in certain mailing a ballot to the day of [email protected] In theory, in a three-way Valley City, requires that rank Merrill Nelson, R-Grantsville, circumstances, that the elec- the election and modifies the Health department says keep wearing masks and follow other protocols continued education on Masks are important, even after vaccination, says county health official COVID-19, prevention meth- ods such as: wearing a mask, CEILLY SUTTON genetic variant strains that the past week there have been social distancing, washing STAFF WRITER have recently arisen, according some suggestions from public hand or using hand sanitizer, The Tooele County Health to Bate. health officials/Dr. Faucci limit touching face, and of Department reminds commu- “Continued public health that doubling up on masks course vaccinations to speedup nity members to remain cau- measures will protect others may provide better protection and increase herd immunity. tious, even after receiving the that have not been vaccinat- against COVID-19, particularly “How all this works will dic- vaccine. ed,” Bate said. “Using all of the if you’re in a high-risk group, tate how soon the pandemic is With COVID-19 vaccines tools available will help to stop such as adults older than 65 or under control,” Contreras said. becoming available to a wider the pandemic.” those with underlying health Individuals who may think group of people, Amy Bate, Dr. John Contreras, Ph.D. conditions. Currently, there they have COVID-19 or have public information officer and MSPH, deputy direc- are no validated, observational been in contact with someone at the Tooele County Health tor and epidemiologist at studies that TCHD is aware of who tested positive can get Department, reminds people the Tooele County Health that demonstrate a protective tested at the Tooele Park and that the vaccine is not 100% Department, believes masks benefit to wearing multiple Ride parking lot located at effective and can take up to are still important, even masks. However, with new 2400 North 400 East in Tooele six weeks after an individual though the vaccine is avail- variants of the COVID-19 virus City at no cost. receives the vaccine for them able. emerging, and the new vari- This testing location is open to develop adequate antibod- “Although the vaccine may ants are more easily transmit- Monday through Friday from 7 ies to fight off the virus. provide significant protection ted from person to person, it a.m. to 4 p.m. and offers rapid “You may still be able to against infection from COVID- certainly can’t hurt as long as antigen and saliva PCR tests. spread the virus after getting 19, there still remains a small it doesn’t reduce the oxygen Those who would like to be the vaccine,” Bate wrote. “The risk or chance that a person supply. Wearing two masks tested at this site can register vaccine may prevent you from can become infected with the may also ensure a better seal online at TestUtah.com. getting COVID-19 or if you virus and spread it to others, around the nose and mouth.” Tooele County has had get the virus, the vaccine may particularly if that person is Health officials will con- 5,933 positive cases of COVID- prevent you from getting seri- asymptomatic,” he said. “The tinue to remind the public that 19 since the beginning of ously ill. But even with a mild CDC does recommend people face coverings do significantly the pandemic, according to a illness, you may be able to continue to wear a mask that slow and stop the spread report by the Utah Department spread the virus to others.” covers the nose and mouth of COVID-19, according to of Health. Local health officials are when you leave your resi- Contreras. The county has also had also concerned about new dence, especially if you are in a “Masks are the simplest 175 hospitalizations due to This means that since Jan. of COVID-19 since the begin- healthcare setting or for large measures and can have a great the virus and 23 deaths as of 28, two individuals living in ning of the pandemic last year, groups.” impact in reducing transmis- Tuesday morning. Tooele County have died from according to the report by the TOOELETRANSCRIPT Double masking may be sion of COVID-19,” he said. On Jan 28, the last time COVID-19 or complications Utah Department of Health, BULLETIN effective in reducing the Contreras also reminded the Tooele County Health related to the virus. with 13,515 hospitalizations, spread of the virus, but more community members to con- Department released their Health officials also report- and 1,668 deaths. ADMINISTRATION research needs to be done, he tinue to protect themselves weekly COVID-19 situational ed that the seven-day aver- 2,028,163 individuals living Scott C. Dunn Publisher said. and others by staying at least report, the county had seen age percent positive stood at in the state have been tested Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher “Currently, the CDC has six feet away from others, 5,180 positive cases of the 20.49% last week. for the virus and 311,785 vac- Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus not changed the recom- avoiding crowds, washing virus, 169 hospitalizations, Utah State currently has cines have been administered. OFFICE mendation from wearing a hands often, and getting vac- and 21 deaths. seen 347,208 positive cases [email protected] Bruce K. Dunn Controller single mask of two or more cinated. Chris Evans Office Manager layers of washable, breath- The slowing or controlling Vicki Higgins Customer Service able fabric or wearing N-95 of this pandemic depends on Patricia Cook Circulation Manager masks,” Contreras said. “In several factors that include EDITORIAL Tim Gillie Editor Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer Mark Watson Correspondent ADVERTISING Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist PRODUCTION Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager Mindy Wiseman Production Dan Coats Pre-press Technician

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FILE PHOTO Tooele County residents give input on the route of the Midvally Highway at an open house in 2009.

Tuesday’s accident on Tooele City’s Main

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OUR VIEW County vaccine efforts reach 5,248

The Tooele County Health Department should be praised for their efforts to get the public vaccinated against COVID-19. Sure, there may have been some initial problems with their appointment-making system when vaccinations opened up to county residents aged 70 and over — making 2,000 appointments in one day can break even the most prepared systems. The vaccine is currently available for people working as health- care workers, teachers and residents of long term care facilities. The county is following state guidelines. As of Thursday, the Health Department reported 5,248 Tooele County citizens have been vaccinated for COVID-19. The Health Department is prepared to increase the vaccination rate; they can reach 450 per day at their facility on Main Street. Mountain West Medical Center can be brought online, adding another 200 vaccinations per day. And the Deseret Peak Complex can be used to reach another 1,000 people per day, according to Tooele County Health Department director Jeff Coombs. But adding capacity won’t work without more vaccines to put in the arms of people. As of Jan. 21, the County was receiving 600-800 doses per week. That amount was due to increase after vaccinations for health- care workers, teachers and residents of long term care facilities wrapped up, according to Coombs. There was also hope that other vaccines would soon be approved. Either way, until more vaccines arrive, and even after get- ting vaccinated, local health officials admonish county residents to keep their masks on when in public, wash hands frequently, maintain a six foot distance from others when possible, and avoid LETTERS TO THE EDITOR large groups.

Freedom of Speech needed to use facts and truth. happen to agree with you. And LETTERS In response to Drew Allen’s Well here’s a fact, I can make another fact, many have died GUEST OPINION Must be accompanied by the writer’s letter: the facts say anything I want. defending that right. name, address and phone number. All So you thought Holly Here’s another fact, while I You do not need to agree letters may be subject to editing. Rabanne’s article was a dis- may not agree with you, I will with Ms. Rabanne, but at Email: [email protected] service and that the Transcript fight for your right to believe least respect her right to free Fax: (435) 882-6123 ‘Free speech for me, should have censored her — as you wish. Another fact, speech. Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript-Bulletin you’re serious? freedom of speech was meant Dave Moir P.O. Box 390 but not for thee’ It was said in that she for all, not only for those who Grantsville Tooele, UT 84074 ong a stalwart defender of Lthe First Amendment, the THE RIGHT THING American media is now having second thoughts. For decades, it was a com- monplace sentiment among journalists that freedom of the What to do with a gift containing press was one of the glories of our system. It helped to make the government accountable and to air diverse points of view deal with foreign terror groups an undesirable message — even unpopular ones — to and how we should treat right- be tested in the marketplace of wing media organizations. “We ideas. need,” he wrote, “to shut down n distant years past, there the online store, wrapped and Cloth-wrapped hangers?) Media organizations were the influencers who radical- Ialways seemed to be a flurry with a printed note from her The right thing is not to at the forefront of the fight to ize people and set them on the of last-minute in-person shop- acquaintance. wear the scarf if it promotes vindicate First Amendment path toward violence and sedi- ping leading up to Christmas. Jeffrey L. Seglin “I don’t want the scarf,” a cause she doesn’t support. GUEST COLUMNIST rights, with The New York tion.” I often found myself in Chris writes. Initially, she put As for the rest of us, including Times involved in two landmark Boot noted, approvingly, downtown Boston on a cold it in a pile of clothing she plans Chris’ acquaintance, this should Supreme Court decisions (New that the U.K. doesn’t have the Christmas Eve night search- to donate to a local shelter. But be a reminder to take the time York Times Co. v. Sullivan and equivalent of Fox News because ing for a gift from one of many Chris had second thoughts. to scrutinize the gifts we buy the Pentagon Papers case) and regulators won’t allow it. The department, jewelry, or inde- was being purchased. “I don’t really want to closely even if we purchase tended to rise as one against U.K. also doesn’t have a First pendent (and often quirky) “I received a beautiful yellow encourage anyone else to wear them online. any perceived threat to their Amendment, a small detail stores. print scarf for Christmas in the the scarf either,” she writes. “It Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of prerogatives and freedoms. that might be worth consider- But as online shopping mail from an old acquaintance,” seems a waste just to throw it “The Simple Art of Business This advocacy has been ing if the point is to protect our became simpler, my last-minute writes a reader we’re calling out.” Etiquette: How to Rise to the sincere, although, if nothing freedoms rather than destroy in-person trips grew fewer. As Chris. But when Chris took “Thoughts on the right thing Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior else, journalists should be First them in a fit of ideological ven- the pandemic limited the desire a closer look, she discovered to do here?” she asks. lecturer in public policy and Amendment purists out of a geance. to be among crowds, I found the print on the scarf was a Chris has a few choices. If director of the communications sense of self-interest. In a 2018 A writer at the progres- online shopping to be even replica of a flag used during she doesn’t want to wear the program at Harvard’s Kennedy essay in The Atlantic represent- sive publication Mother Jones more attractive within last year. the Revolutionary War which scarf, she certainly shouldn’t. School. He is also the adminis- ing the bygone conventional argued for an advertiser boycott Apparently, I was not alone. had more recently been used If she doesn’t want to encour- trator of wisdom, titled “Why a Free instead of regulatory action in Online sales during the holiday as a banner by political groups age someone else to promote Press Matters,” the longtime a post called, charmingly, “It’s shopping period of Oct. 11 whose political views she vehe- something whether it’s delib- Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of newscaster Dan Rather noted, Time to Crush Fox News.” to Dec. 24 were up 49% over mently disagreed with. erately or inadvertently then “The Simple Art of Business “As a working journalist, I know A boycott wouldn’t violate the previous year according “It’s beautiful,” writes Chris, she’s right not to donate it. She Etiquette: How to Rise to the I have a stake in this concept.” the First Amendment like a to Mastercard. Overall, online “but there’s not a chance I’m could, however, contact the Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior One would think so. direct crackdown on Fox and sales accounted for 19.7% of going to wear it.” return address of the online lecturer in public policy and Yet, now journalists have others. Still, it would be pri- all sales during that period in Chris doesn’t believe her vendor from which the pack- director of the communications lurched from finding a threat vate action undertaken in the 2020, up from 13.4% in 2019. acquaintance is a member of age was shipped and ask if she program at Harvard’s Kennedy to freedom to the press in every service of a profoundly illiberal Unfortunately, everything, any of the political groups using could return it to them. Or if School. He is also the adminis- criticism of reporters and news goal, running counter to the even convenient e-commerce, the flag as an emblem. She she wants to have one less flag trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, outlets by former President country’s culture of free speech. has a flip-side. With the ease has no desire to ask her friend, she finds offensive in circula- a blog focused on ethical issues. Donald Trump to themselves All of this would be bad of online shopping came the “What were you thinking?” She tion, the right thing might be Do you have ethical questions calling for unwelcome media enough if it weren’t people ease of making what turned out suspects the acquaintance knew to simply take it out of public that you need answered? Send organizations to be shut down. who write and comment on TV to be ill-advised purchases on Chris wore unusual scarves, circulation by finding a use for them to jeffreyseglin@gmail. They’ve become the thing for a living advocating it. But a whim, in the middle of the saw a print that looked unique it around the house where only com. Follow him on Twitter @ they profess to hate — closed- journalists have been moving in night, without paying particular and purchased it online since she sees it. (Surely, Pinterest jseglin. minded censors who want to this direction for a while now, attention to the details of what the present came directly from users have posted some ideas. © 2021 Jeffrey L. Seglin stifle free expression, First as Armin Rosen catalogues in Amendment be damned. a disturbing report for Tablet Perversely, the TV program magazine. GUEST OPINION and email newsletter of the The author, Steve Coll, who top media analyst at CNN, is no less than the dean of the Brian Stelter, has been a clear- Graduate School of Journalism inghouse for such advocacy, at Columbia University, said last whether it is demands to get December, “Those of us in jour- If Democrats truly support ‘equity,’ right-wingers removed from nalism have to come to terms social media or — more aston- with the fact that free speech, ishingly — to keep conserva- a principle that we hold sacred, why are they silent on school choice? tive cable networks off the is being weaponized against the airwaves. principles of journalism.” The Stelter’s colleague, media former managing editor of Time his is National School understand “Animal Farm” sports the way kids once did. reporter Oliver Darcy, tweeted magazine, Richard Stengel, TChoice Week, and if there’s before living it. And to write Democratic Party politi- about his effort to get cable has written: “All speech is not been one benefit to the pan- and do math, rather than sim- cians, including mayors and companies to answer why they equal. And where truth cannot demic lockdowns of public John Kass ply recite, “Four legs good, two governors, send their own carry pro-Trump channels like drive out lies, we must add new schools across the country it’s GUEST COLUMNIST legs better!” children to private schools that Newsmax and One America guardrails.” this: Many parents aren’t thrilled are open, while the teachers News Network. “Do they have And so its erstwhile cham- American parents have real- with the remote education unions to whom they answer any second thoughts about pions are ready to retreat from ized they have a choice. their children receive. keep the public schools closed. distributing these channels strict adherence to the First Because working from dren as a trend of “woke” pub- And those with means — So who is left behind? given their election denialism Amendment to a new rule of home, many have had to go lic education spreads across Democrats and Republicans Black and brown children, content?” he asked on Twitter. “free speech for me, but not for to school, too, listening along the nation, from both coasts, — are already making school and low-income white children “They won’t say.” thee.” to the laptop learning on the and even in the heartland, like choice decisions. They’re leav- stuck in substandard urban In the same vein, Washington kitchen table. Illinois. ing the locked-down public public school systems that Post columnist Max Boot drew Rich Lowry is editor of the They might not be “woke,” Others may not be so politi- systems for private schools or serve the power interests of the a direct line between how we National Review. but they’ve certainly been cally aware. And some may leaving for other states so their unions and Democratic politi- awakened. And many don’t like want their children indoc- children may see the inside of cians, but not the kids. Tooele Transcript Bulletin Editorial Board what they see. trinated, to enjoy the full a classroom and speak directly In big cities, these are most- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie Some have overheard politi- Orwellian experience. But to a teacher, socialize with Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor cal indoctrination of their chil- they might also like them to other kids, learn and play SEE KASS PAGE A5 ® TUESDAY February 2, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK ANNIVERSARY

Sid & Anita Atkin The game that must not be named 60th Wedding here’s a really big sports the Sunday game must use less sports event he worked for Anniversary Tgame on Sunday. It will be direct references like the “Big owned the trademark for that played on a green field with Game.” Liability for violations name. To Sid, white lines and posts on the Tim Gillie can accrue both to the news- After hearing some negative end of the field. EDITOR paper and to the advertiser,” responses from some of the How do I love thee The players will wear uni- wrote the NNA. businesses, the games that had Let me count the ways… forms of different colors while It is OK to use Super Bowl® the letter sent to the businesses trying to kick, run with, or in news stories where there is decided to be generous and Sid and Anita have 8 chil- throw a brown inflated sports We could tell you it is the no better term to describe it, allow these businesses to use dren, 23 grandchildren, and 11 accessory up and down a flat “Super Bowl®,” but only if but the name should have the their names without charge, if great-grandchildren. piece of ground. there is not a better term for it. “®” attached, according to the their name related to the geo- In the middle of the game The term is owned by the NNA. graphic features with the same 3 Feb 1961 to 3 Feb 2021 the players will pause the National Football League, Kind of reminds me when name. really big game for a show, but which is zealous in protect- a large collection of interna- I read about this when I Love, look out for costume malfunc- ing its trademark, according tional games had an attorney lived in Olympia, Washington. Anita tions — they’ve been known to to the National Newspaper write to small businesses on It was in our daily paper, The happen before. Association. the Olympic Peninsula in Olympian, which I understand This will be the 55th time We received an alert from Washington State. has been printed under the this large sporting event has the National Newspaper Some of the businesses were “Olympian” name since 1889, occurred. It will be broadcast Association this week that the in the Olympic National Park about seven years before the on television. Lots of people proper name for this enormous or the Olympic National Forest. first modern large internation- PET OF THE WEEK usually watch it and they eat a thing may not be used in pro- Some simply in the shadows of al games with a similar name. lot of food too. motional or advertising copy the Olympic Mountains. I never heard if the federal That’s why grocery stores without written consent of the The attorney demanded government paid a royalty fee have displays and sales on NFL. that they cease and desist from for the name of their park and colossal sports event food this “Advertisers who wish to using the name “Olympic” in forest. week. run promotional copy around their name, because the large [email protected]

it also slams uncomfortably reside in, whether the only The Centers for Disease Kass into their new favorite word, way out is to either buy a home Control and Prevention argues continued from page A4 “equity.” in a better neighborhood or in a recent report that kids Democrats once talked buy a seat in a private school,” belong in school, and that pub- about “equal opportunity” and said Hoffman. lic schools could open safely, for fi nding all ly the children of the poor, and quoted the late Rev. Martin “Those who would say the with reasonable precautions, of many front-line workers Luther King Jr. But now way we achieve ‘equity’ is by without fear of transmission. our pets a good who go to their jobs as store they’ve hitched their wagons doubling down on the same But as you know, many home. cashiers, as hourly health care to “equity,” which has nothing schools that have failed to schools remain closed. workers, while teachers union to do with opportunity but is teach generations of students And parents with money, members get paid for staying all about using government to to read, write and do math — liberals and conservatives, away from school. dictate outcomes based on race while they themselves send have made their choice to put There are efforts to give and gender. their children to different (and their kids into schools with families educational options. Yet Democrats and progres- better) schools are not inter- open classrooms. In Illinois, for example, there sives see “equity” as the only ested in true ‘equity.’ Rather, And who’s left behind? are opportunity scholarships real answer to redress the it’s an interest in convenient The kids who are poor, for private schools. While the nation’s past sins. ‘equity,’” Hoffman said. Black and brown, and low- For more info. on animals- program is successful, it is And they’re in the business If President Joe Biden were income white kids who can’t Adoption Procedure at risk in the hostile political of deciding who will pay for truly serious about treating afford to move or pay private Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires environment of the state legis- the sins of the fathers, even if Americans fairly, “no matter school tuition. Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing lature. that father was born in some their ZIP code, race or religion Yet if Democratic politicians Tooele City and possible shelter fee. What is required is more. land far away, across the ...” there is one thing he could stand up for them, their union Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to What is required is real ocean. do: boss allies in education would Grantsville hold animals for 5 business school choice: to allow parents The Democratic Party’s He’d push for school choice. become angry. And that just Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. to use their tax dollars for the “equity” argument runs into He’d use that soft Biden wouldn’t do. school they choose, public or trouble when confronted with voice that he uses now to So they’re silent. private. It is the only way to school choice. They don’t sound reasonable when And “equity” becomes just a Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. break the corrupt education engage. They avoid. announcing unreasonable word mouthed by politicians, monopoly. I called Nathan Hoffman, presidential executive orders, as they tell all Americans that Tooele Veterinary Clinic Because real school choice a policy researcher at the and call on all the states, red they care about the kids. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 is the civil rights issue of our nonprofit education group and blue, to enact full school time. Empower Illinois, which sup- choice, reasonably. John Kass is a columnist The Democratic Party and ports the opportunity scholar- The president might even for the Chicago Tribune. His the teachers unions that get ships program. use the COVID-19 lockdowns e-mail address isjskass@chica- out the Democratic vote aren’t Hoffman, who is Black, sup- of public schools across the gotribune.com, and his Twitter Your Complete Local News Source all that enthused about school ports school choice. country as pretext. handle is @john_kass. Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 choice. “We cannot have an ‘equity’ In fact, they’re all about conversation without talking limiting educational choice for about the most inequitable families, as they make war on thing we do with respect to charter schools. education, which is to force School choice threatens students into schools based their monopoly on power. And solely on the ZIP code they DENTAL Insurance HEALTH UPDATE Get the dental care you deserve.

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Call https://coronavirus.uta WANT TO get the lat- SCRIBER. 882-0050 HAVING A yard sale? classifieds ads are 882-0050 or visit h.gov/utah-health- SELL YOUR car in the est local news? Sub- 801-870-9544 Advertise in the Tran- M o n d a y a n d www.tooeletran guidance-levels/ Transcript Bulletin scribe to the Tran- BECOME A SUB- script Wednesdays by 4:45 script.com PUBLIC NOTICE: Classified section. script Bulletin. SCRIBER. 882-0050 p.m. The Grantsville City Council will hold its regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- day, February 3, 2021 at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT 84029. The agenda is as follows: CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF AL- LEGIANCE ROLL CALL AGENDA: 1. Public Comments. Public Comments will be taken by email until 5:00 pm on February 3, 2021. Please email comments to [email protected] ov 2. Summary Action Items. a. Approval of Minutes b. Approval of Bills c. Approval of Ease- ment Agreement 3. Consideration of Resolution 2021-04 approving the final plat amendment on the Cook Corner Subdivi- sion located at ap- proximately 935 East Durfee Street to recon- figure three (3) lots in the RR-1 zone. 4. Consideration of Resolution 2021-05 approving the final plat on the Deseret High- lands Subdivision, Phase 3 located at ap- proximately 750 North Highway 138 for the creation of twenty-nine (29) single family lots in the RM-7 zone. 5. Consideration of Or- dinance 2021-03 re- pealing and reenacting Chapter 4, Section 16 of the Grantsville City Land Use Manage- ment and Develop- ment Code, Clear View of Intersecting Streets. 6. Consideration of Resolution 2021-06 approving a master development agree- ment for the Presi- dents Park P.U.D. Subdivision. 7. Consideration of Resolution 2021-07 approving the final plat on the Presidents Park Subdivision P.U.D., Phase 1 located at ap- proximately Worthing- ton and Nygreen for the creation of nine- teen (19) single family lots in the R-1-21 zone. 8. Closed Session (Personnel, Real Es- tate, Imminent Litiga- tion). 9. Adjourn. Christine Webb City Recorder In compliance with the Americans with Dis- ability Act, Grantsville City will accommodate reasonable requests to assist persons with disabilities to partici- pate in meetings. Re- quests for assistance may be made by call- ing City Hall (435) 884-3411 at least 3 days in advance of a meeting. This will be an elec- tronic meeting through ZOOM. To view the meeting: Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom. us/j/87062172366 Meeting ID: 870 6217 2366 One tap mobile +12532158782,,87062 172366# US (Tacoma) +13462487799,,87062 172366# US (Houston) Dial by your location +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC) +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) Meeting ID: 870 6217 2366 Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom. us/u/kbIk2UfA9Z (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin February 2, 2021) NOTICE A Title V permit appli- cation for the Wasatch Regional Landfill - Skull Valley Landfill source has been re- viewed by the Utah Di- vision of Air Quality and a draft permit has been prepared. This draft permit, with sup- port documentation, is available for public re- view and comment. The Title V Operating Permits Program does not impose new sub- stantive requirements on a source but does require that sources subject to the program obtain a renewable op- erating permit that clarifies, in a single document, which re- quirements apply to the source and as- sures the source's compliance with those requirements. Review of the draft permit and support documentation is avail- able by appointment only, between the NOTICE hours of 8:00 a.m. and A Title V permit appli- 5:00 p.m., Monday cation for the Wasatch through Friday (ex- Regional Landfill - cluding holidays) at the Skull Valley Landfill offices of the Division source has been re- of Air Quality, 195 viewed by the Utah Di- North 1950 West, Salt vision of Air Quality Lake City. To sched- and a draft permit has ule an appointment NOTICE been prepared. This during the comment An emergency hazard- draft permit, with sup- period, please contact ous waste permit port documentation, is the Operating Permit (#UT-030-2020) has available for public re- s e c t i o n a t been issued to Hill Air view and comment. 801-536-4000. The Force Base (Hill AFB) The Title V Operating draft permit may also in Davis County, Utah. Permits Program does be viewed on the Inter- The permit authorizes not impose new sub- net at https://daqper- Hill Air Force Base stantive requirements mitting.utah.gov/OPS_ (Hill AFB) to safely dis- on a source but does OutForCmt. pose of a 60 mm mor- require that sources Written comments will tar round that was dis- subject to the program be accepted until 5:00 covered by a hunter on obtain a renewable op- p.m. 30 days from the Bureau of Land Man- erating permit that publication date of this agement (BLM) land clarifies, in a single notice. Comments on December 27, 2020 document, which re- may also be sent by east of Faust, Utah in quirements apply to E - m a i l t o Tooele County. The the source and as- [email protected]. BLM notified the Uni- sures the source's Comments should ref- fied Fire Bomb Squad compliance with those erence the permit who requested assis- requirements. number and should be tance from the Hill Review of the draft mailed or delivered to: AFB Explosive Ord- permit and support Utah Division of Air nance Disposal (EOD) documentation is avail- Quality 195 N 1950 W team to dispose of the able by appointment P.O. Box 144820 Salt mortar round. The only, between the Lake City, UT mortar round con- hours of 8:00 a.m. and 84114-4820 tained approximately NOTICE 5:00 p.m., Monday A public hearing may NOTICE 191 grams of explo- A Title V permit appli- through Friday (ex- be held if a hearing is An emergency hazard- sive and was deto- cation for the Wasatch cluding holidays) at the requested within 15 ous waste permit nated using four Regional Landfill - offices of the Division days of the publication (#UT-030-2020) has blocks of C4 explo- Skull Valley Landfill of Air Quality, 195 of this notice and the been issued to Hill Air sives on December 28, source has been re- North 1950 West, Salt request otherwise Force Base (Hill AFB) 2020 at approximately viewed by the Utah Di- Lake City. To sched- meets the require- in Davis County, Utah. 1130 hours. vision of Air Quality ule an appointment ments of Utah Code The permit authorizes This permit was effec- and a draft permit has during the comment Annotated Hill Air Force Base tive December 28, been prepared. This period, please contact 63-46a-5(2)(b). (Hill AFB) to safely dis- 2020 and expired De- draft permit, with sup- the Operating Permit Additional information: pose of a 60 mm mor- cember 30. 2020. SUMMONS port documentation, is s e c t i o n a t NAME AND AD- tar round that was dis- Copies of the permit IN THE THIRD DIS- available for public re- 801-536-4000. The DRESS OF PERMIT- covered by a hunter on are available for public TRICT JUDICIAL JU- view and comment. draft permit may also TEE: Wasatch Re- Bureau of Land Man- inspection during nor- VENILE COURT, The Title V Operating be viewed on the Inter- gional Landfill - Skull agement (BLM) land mal business hours at IN AND FOR TOOELE Permits Program does net at https://daqper- Valley Landfill on December 27, 2020 the Division of Waste COUNTY, STATE OF not impose new sub- mitting.utah.gov/OPS_ 8833 North Rowley east of Faust, Utah in Management and Ra- UTAH stantive requirements OutForCmt. Road Tooele County. The diation Control, located In re the Matter of, on a source but does Written comments will North Skull Valley, UT BLM notified the Uni- on the 2nd floor of the DALE KEITH YOUNG require that sources be accepted until 5:00 84029 fied Fire Bomb Squad Multi Agency State Of- Case No. 1192699 subject to the program p.m. 30 days from the Activity Involved in the who requested assis- fice Building, 195 Judge: Elizabeth obtain a renewable op- publication date of this Permit Action: tance from the Hill North 1950West, Salt Knight erating permit that notice. Comments This is a Title V re- AFB Explosive Ord- Lake City, Utah. For THE STATE OF UTAH clarifies, in a single may also be sent by newal application for nance Disposal (EOD) further information, T O T H E document, which re- E - m a i l t o the purpose of: team to dispose of the please contact Karen ABOVE-NAMED RE- quirements apply to [email protected]. - Renewal of Title V mortar round. The W a l l n e r a t SPONDENT: CRYS- the source and as- Comments should ref- permit. mortar round con- (801)536?4279. In TAL BEHL (FITZ- sures the source's erence the permit - Update equipment tained approximately compliance with the HUGH), You are compliance with those number and should be list. 191 grams of explo- Americans with Dis- hereby summoned and requirements. mailed or delivered to: - Removal of 64.5 hp sive and was deto- abilities Act, individu- required to file an An- TUESDAY February 2, 2021 Review of the draft Utah DivisionTOOELE of Air leachateTRANSCRIPT pump and BULLETIN nated using four als with special swer in writing toA7 the permit and support Quality 195 N 1950 W screening operation in- blocks of C4 explo- needs(including auxil- attached Petition to documentation is avail- P.O. Box 144820 Salt cluding 69 hp engine sives on December 28, iary communicative Terminate Parental Public Notices Public Notices ablePublic by appointment Notices LakePublic City, Notices UT alongPublic with Notices conditions Public Notices 2020Public at approximately Notices aidsPublic and Notices services) RightsPublic Dated Notices Septem- Water User Miscellaneous only,Miscellaneous between the 84114-4820Miscellaneous andMiscellaneous requirements. Miscellaneous 1130Miscellaneous hours. shouldMiscellaneous contact Lare- berMiscellaneous 2, 2020 with the hours of 8:00 a.m. and A public hearing may - Incorporate require- This permit was effec- neWyss, Office of Hu- Clerk of the above-en- Deadline for public NOTICE 5:00 p.m., Monday be held if a hearing is ments for R307-205 NOTICE tive December 28, man Resources at titled Court, at 74 notices is 4 p.m. the A Title V permit appli- through Friday (ex- requested within 15 Emission Standards: An emergency hazard- 2020 and expired De- (801) 536-4284, Tele- South 100 East, day prior to publica- cation for the Wasatch cluding holidays) at the days of the publication Fugitive Emissions ous waste permit cember 30. 2020. communications Relay Tooele, Utah 84074, tion. Public notices Regional Landfill - offices of the Division of this notice and the and Fugitive Dust. (#UT-030-2020) has Copies of the permit Service 711, or by and to serve upon or submitted past the Skull Valley Landfill of Air Quality, 195 request otherwise - Incorporate require- been issued to Hill Air are available for public email mail to Petitioner’s at- deadline will not be source has been re- North 1950 West, Salt meets the require- ments for 40 CFR 63 Force Base (Hill AFB) inspection during nor- at“[email protected]”. torney at P.O. Box accepted. viewed by the Utah Di- Lake City. To sched- ments of Utah Code Subpart CCCCCC: in Davis County, Utah. mal business hours at (Published in the 519, Tooele, Utah UPAXLP vision of Air Quality ule an appointment Annotated Gasoline Dispensing The permit authorizes the Division of Waste Tooele Transcript Bul- 84074, a copy of said and a draft permit has during the comment 63-46a-5(2)(b). Facilities. Hill Air Force Base Management and Ra- letin February 2, 2021) answer, within thirty Public Notices been prepared. This period, please contact Additional information: - Incorporate require- (Hill AFB) to safely dis- diation Control, located (30) days after service draft permit, with sup- the Operating Permit NAME AND AD- ments for 40 CFR 60 pose of a 60 mm mor- on the 2nd floor of the SUMMONS of this Summons upon Miscellaneous port documentation, is s e c t i o n a t DRESS OF PERMIT- Subpart IIII: Stationary tar round that was dis- Multi Agency State Of- IN THE THIRD DIS- you. available for public re- 801-536-4000. The TEE: Wasatch Re- Compression Ignition covered by a hunter on fice Building, 195 TRICT JUDICIAL JU- If you fail to do so, Deadline for public view and comment. draft permit may also gional Landfill - Skull Internal Combustion Bureau of Land Man- North 1950West, Salt VENILE COURT, Judgment by Default notices is 4 p.m. the The Title V Operating be viewed on the Inter- Valley Landfill Engines. agement (BLM) land Lake City, Utah. For IN AND FOR TOOELE will be taken against day prior to publica- Permits Program does net at https://daqper- 8833 North Rowley Permit Number: on December 27, 2020 further information, COUNTY, STATE OF you for the relief de- tion. Public notices not impose new sub- mitting.utah.gov/OPS_ Road #4500090003 east of Faust, Utah in please contact Karen UTAH manded in said Peti- submitted past the stantive requirements OutForCmt. North Skull Valley, UT Emissions Change: Tooele County. The W a l l n e r a t In re the Matter of, tion to Terminate Pa- deadline will not be on a source but does Written comments will 84029 There are no emis- BLM notified the Uni- (801)536?4279. In DALE KEITH YOUNG rental Rights Dated accepted. require that sources be accepted until 5:00 Activity Involved in the sions changes associ- fied Fire Bomb Squad compliance with the Case No. 1192699 September 2, 2020, UPAXLP subject to the program p.m. 30 days from the P ermit Action: ated with this action. who requested assis- Americans with Dis- Judge: Elizabeth which has been filed obtain a renewable op- publication date of this This is a Title V re- For further information tance from the Hill abilities Act, individu- Knight with the Clerk of the SELL YOUR CAR or erating permit that notice. Comments newal application for please contact Scott AFB Explosive Ord- als with special THE STATE OF UTAH Court and a copy of boat in the classi- clarifies, in a single may also be sent by the purpose of: Hanks at the Division nance Disposal (EOD) needs(including auxil- T O T H E which is hereto an- fieds. Call 882-0050 document, which re- E - m a i l t o - Renewal of Title V of Air Quality, team to dispose of the iary communicative ABOVE-NAMED RE- nexed and served or visit www.tooele- quirements apply to [email protected]. permit. 385-306-6504. mortar round. The aids and services) SPONDENT: CRYS- upon you. transcript. com or the source and as- Comments should ref- - Update equipment (Published in the mortar round con- should contact Lare- TAL BEHL (FITZ- DATED this 20h day of e-mail your ad to sures the source's erence the permit list. Tooele Transcript Bul- tained approximately neWyss, Office of Hu- HUGH), You are January, 2021. tbp@tooeletranscript. compliance with those number and should be - Removal of 64.5 hp letin February 2, 2021) 191 grams of explo- man Resources at hereby summoned and /s/ Jacob L. Linares com requirements. mailed or delivered to: leachate pump and sive and was deto- (801) 536-4284, Tele- required to file an An- JACOB L. LINARES SELLING YOU R Review of the draft Utah Division of Air nated using four communications Relay swer in writing to the Attorney for Petitioner screening operation in- TOOELE permit and support blocks of C4 explo- TRANSCRIPT attached Petition to (Published in the HOME? Advertise it Quality 195 N 1950 W cluding 69 hp engine SELL YOUR com- ServiceBULLETIN 711, or by in the classifieds. Call documentation is avail- P.O. Box 144820 Salt along with conditions puter in the classi- sives on December 28, email Terminate Parental Tooele Transcript Bul- 882-0050 or visit able by appointment L ake City, U T and requirements. fieds. Call 882-0050 2020 at approximately at“[email protected]”. Rights Dated Septem- letin January 26, Feb- www.tooeletran only, between the 84114-4820 - Incorporate require- or visit www.tooele- 1130 hours. (Published435.882.0050 in the ber 2, 2020 with the ruary 2, 9 & 16, 2021) script.com hours of 8:00 a.m. and A public hearing may ments for R307-205 transcript. com This permit was effec- Tooele Transcript Bul- Clerk of the above-en- 5:00 p.m., Monday be held if a hearing is Emission Standards: tive December 28, letin February 2, 2021) titled Court, at 74 through Friday (ex- requested within 15 Fugitive Emissions 2020 and expired De- South 100 East, cluding holidays) at the days of the publication and Fugitive Dust. cember 30. 2020. Tooele, Utah 84074, offices of the Division of this notice and the - Incorporate require- Copies of the permit and to serve upon or of Air Quality, 195 request otherwise ments for 40 CFR 63 are available for public mail to Petitioner’s at- North 1950 West, Salt meets the require- Subpart CCCCCC: inspection during nor- torney at P.O. Box Lake City. To sched- ments of Utah Code Gasoline Dispensing mal business hours at 519, Tooele, Utah ule an appointment Annotated Facilities. the Division of Waste 84074, a copy of said during the comment 63-46a-5(2)(b). - Incorporate require- Management and Ra- answer, within thirty period, please contact Additional information: ments for 40 CFR 60 diation Control, located (30) days after service the OperatingBulletin Permit NAME AND AD- Subpart IIII: Stationary Boardon the 2nd floor of the of this Summons upon s e c t i o n a t DRESS OF PERMIT- Compression Ignition Multi Agency State Of- you. 801-536-4000. The TEE: Wasatch Re- Internal Combustion fice Building, 195 If you fail to do so, draft permit may also gional Landfill - Skull Engines. North 1950West, Salt Judgment by Default be viewed on the Inter- Valley Landfill Permit Number: Lake City, Utah. For will be taken against Tooele net at https://daqper-knapping, yoga,8833 fly tying North and exercise Rowley #4500090003information call 435-833-0725 or visit us comradery withfurther other veterans information, at our Hours of operation: Tuesday throughyou for the reliefS. Tooele de- Blvd., Tooele. For information, mitting.utah.gov/OPS_program, woodRoad carving and health Emissionsat ddivantage.org Change: monthly meetings.please Chapter contact 20 now Karenhas Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdaymanded and in saidcall Hal Peti- at 435-840-3683. OutForCmt. classes. Meals-On-WheelsNorth Skull available Valley, for UT There are no emis- trained ChapterW Service a l l n Officer’s e r (CSO’s) a t Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesdaytion to Terminate Pa- Senior Center homebound. Lunch served weekdays. to answer questions concerning your evenings by appointment only. Special Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Written comments will 84029 sions changes associ- (801)536?4279. In rental Rights Dated The senior center is for the enjoyment of For 60 and above, suggested contribu- Charity VA benefits. Nations Service Officers classes offered regularly. Call the center to Recovery” be accepted until 5:00 Activity Involved in the compliance with the September 2, 2020, all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. ated with this action. (NSO’s) are available by appointment to for more information. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at p.m. 30 days from the Americans with Dis- which has been filed Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Transportation Permitavailable to the store Action: or ForTooele further Children’s information Justice Center help veterans and their families submit 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in with the Clerk of the Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New andpublication exciting datedoctor of visits this forThis residents is in a Tooele Title and V re- pleaseTooele Children’s contact Justice Scott Center is in claims for compensation,abilities Act,obtain individu- health Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open activities include bridge, pinochle,notice. bingo, CommentsGrantsville areas.newal For transportation application for Hanksneed of DVD-Rs, at the soda, Division bottled water and and educationalals well-earned with benefits. special This group meets Sundays atCourt 5 p.m. at and a to copy all those of affected by someone else’s crafts, pickleball, Mexican train,may tangled also beinformation sent by callthe 435-843-4114. purpose of:For more ofsnacks. AirWe appreciate Quality, all donations. For ALL DAV servicesneeds(including are Free of Charge. auxil-For the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church,which 560 is heretoaddiction. an- As a 12-step program, we offer art, yoga, exercise program, lineE dancing, - m a i l information t o about- Renewal the Grantsville of center, Title V 385-306-6504.inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. information, pleaseiary join communicative our monthly S. Main St., Tooele. For more information,nexed and help served by sharing our experience, strength wood carving, Wii games, [email protected]. class call 435-884-3446.permit. (Published25 S. 100 East, Tooele. in the meetings. No monthlyaids andmeetings services) are held contact Gesele at 435-224-4015upon or Jo-Ann you. and hope. For more information, please movies and health classes. Meals-On-Comments should ref- - Update equipment Tooele Transcript Bul- in December. Callshould commander contact Penny Lare- at 435-849-4180. DATED this 20hcontact day Terri of at 435-313-4851. Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Daughters of Utah Pioneers United Methodist Dinner erence the permit list. letinTooele February United Methodist 2, 2021) Church offers Larson 801-359-8468neWyss, or Adjutant Office Curtis of Hu- G. Alcoholics AnonymousJanuary, 2021. served weekdays. For 60 and above,number sug- and shouldThe DUP be is seeking- Removal any family of histories, 64.5 hp Beckstrom at 435-840-0547man Resources or Senior Vice at /s/ Jacob L.Children’s Linares Choir Auditions a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an gested contribution is $3. For thosemailed under or deliveredphotographs, to: books,leachate stories or pump vintage and Dustee Thomas(801) at 435-830-8487. 536-4284, Please Tele- JACOB L. LINARES 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to and social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park auditioned children’s choir for children Utah Divisionartifacts of (before Air screening 1900) to display operation at the in- leave messagescommunications if no contact. Relay Attorney for Petitioner the store or doctor visits for residents in is served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. in back. 7-14 years of age. The talented Katelynd Quality 195 NDUP 1950 Grantsville W Museum, located at 378 Service 711, or by (Published in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- cluding 69 hp engine Blake, owner and director of Blake Music W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. First Baptist Food Pantry COVID-19 Help for DAV Alcoholics AnonymousTooele Transcript Bul- portation information call 435-843-4114.P.O. Box 144820 Salt along with conditions email Studios, directs the choir. Blake has a Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the The First Baptist Church in Tooele is The Disabled American Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are For more information about theLake Tooele City, UT and requirements. at“[email protected]”. letin January degree26, Feb- in vocal performance and has Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- offering an emergency food pantry to National Office has established a relief also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 center, call 435-843-4110. 84114-4820 tion, call Ellen Yates- Incorporate at 435-884-0253 require- or fund to provide(Published financial aid to service- in the ruary 2, 9 & 16,taught 2021) at the collegiate level. If your child A public hearing may ments for R307-205 meet the needs of our community. Hours Tooele Transcript Bul- p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First connected disabled veterans who have loves to sing and you are looking for an Tooele Pioneer Museumbe held if a hearing is Emission Standards: letin February 2, 2021) Dr., Tooele. www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main lost employment or income due to the exceptional musical experience for them, 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission.requested Open withinwww.exploretooele.com. 15 Fugitive Emissions COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued Young People in Recovery this is it. For more information and to reg- Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. days of the publication and Fugitive Dust. grants are meant to help these disabled Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold ister for an audition, please visit blakemu- and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most of this noticeGrantsville and the City- Incorporate Library require- Baby blankets needed service connected veterans, pay bills, all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 sicstudios.com or call 435-277-0755. Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. request otherwiseBeginning Decemberments 1,for 2020 40 Grantsville CFR 63 Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- obtain food and provide for their families p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and Open other times by appointment. Call Rocky Mountain Hospice meets the City require- Library is goingSubpart fine free. CCCCCC:We will no ery at Mountain West Medical Center. during these difficult times. also on the first and third Friday of the 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Want to have more meaning in your life. ments of Utahlonger Code charge overdueGasoline fines for Dispensing items Blankets should be new and in good The application for this relief can be month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead col- Do you want to do something that is sat- Annotated returned after their due date. Our new condition. Homemade blankets are also found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., lection. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Facilities. isfying and of great service to your com- hours are Tuesday through Friday from accepted if new. Donations can be turned will need to fully complete the applica- Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- 63-46a-5(2)(b). - Incorporate require- munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West tion and provide documentation verifying 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Mobile Vet Center Additional information:10:00 a.m. to 3:00ments p.m. Wefor are 40 offering CFR 60 Hospice volunteer. No experience To better serve veterans locatedNAME in AND AD- Subpart IIII: Stationary Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in their status as a service-connected dis- 435-255-9905. limited contact hold pick-up, please call Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with abled veteran who has lost employment required. All training, background check Tooele County, the Mobile Vet CenterDRESS OF 435-884-1670 PERMIT- forCompression more information. Ignition Family support group and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday any questions. as a result of the pandemic. Disabled TEE: Wasatch Re- Internal Combustion Get your loved one sober. The USARA The only requirement is your desire to from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern veterans who are small business owners gional Landfill - Skull Engines. Craft family support group is held help someone in need. Please contact side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. or who work independently and have Valley LandfillSchools Permit Number: Moose Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides been negatively impacted financially as a 8833 North Rowley #4500090003 room at the Tooele City Library. Group Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy free, confidential counseling for theater St. Marguerite Catholic School result of the virus may also be eligible for Road Emissions Change: Meals at Lodge books and materials provided. Craft is a Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at veterans of all conflicts. For further Students of all faiths are welcome this assistance. North Skull Valley, UT There are no emis- Friday and Saturday night dinners will free program for family members who 801-397-4902. information contact Dave Brown at 801- from preschool through 8th grade at 84029 sions changes associ- be served from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. have a loved one with a substance use 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center Tooele County’s only faith-based school. The Next Chapter Activity Involved in the Friday night dinners change weekly Groups and Events disorder. For more information, call Heidi 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov Featuring all-dayated Kindergarten, with this all-dayaction. The Next Chapter is a free social support or you can order from the menu items Warr at 435-255-9905. Permit preschool, Action: juniorFor high further grades information6-8, small and educational program to help widows Donate to library This is a Title V re- please contact Scott Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Tooele County Arts Guild class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- able price. All artists from Tooele County age Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group and widowers adjust to the loss of their Please remember the “Friendsnewal of the application for Hanks at the Division riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Daily lunch specials are available at the 13 and above are welcome to join the Join us the 2nd Monday of each month spouse through monthly activities. You Tooele City Library” while doingthe home purpose of: visit www.stmargschool.org.of Air Quality, lodge from 11 a.m. Tooele County Arts Guild for an evening, from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical are invited to join others who are on the cleaning and donate your used books to - Renewal of Title V 385-306-6504. Take out orders can be called in during or for the year as a member. Benefits of Center in Tooele. The Tooele County same page as you, to begin a new chapter the bookstore in the library. Money from Grantsville High School permit. (Published in the our operating hours and picked up at the membership include the opportunity to Health Department’s Aging Services pro- in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele book sales is used to support programs Grantsville High School is now accept- - Update equipment Tooele Transcript Bul- lodge at the time agreed on. display your artwork for show and sale in gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for within the library. The library is located at ing applications for the class of 2021 Hall list. letin February 2, 2021) For members and their guests only. various venues around Tooele County, as Association Caregiver Support Groups. more details. 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call of Fame. The deadline for the applica- - Removal of 64.5 hp well as regular updates on events in our The groups are designed to provide emo- 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. tions is January 11th 2021. The induction Sons of Utah Pioneers leachate pump and Events community. The best benefit is meeting tional, educational and social support for org. Thank you for your support. ceremony will be held February 2nd Anyone interested in the history of screening operation in- Our Veteran’s Day dinners are back. caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. 2021. Applications can be picked up other artist friends you wouldn’t meet Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah Books for the Whole Familycluding 69 hp engine Please come help recognize/honor one otherwise! Call 435-228-8217 for more at: Grantsville High School front office, of our Veteran’s. For members and their Food Addicts in Recovery pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah Donated children’s books andalong paper - with conditions information. Soelbergs Market Grantsville, Grantsville guests only. Anonymous Pioneers are currently curtailing our backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- requirements.City Hall. They can also be filled out meetings due to the pandemic, but watch covers are being sold for $1 from- Incorporate11 a.m.-5 require- Ladies Community Club of Are you having trouble controlling the online at this link https://grantsville- Meetings Tooele way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery this bulletin and we will announce our p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondaysments for R307-205high.tooeleschools.org/apps/news/ Meetings occur on the first and third next meeting, which will be a virtual To view upcoming events, learn more Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on TuesdaysEmission at the Standards:article/1353325 Sundays of every month. 9:30 a.m. for the meeting. Also watch for an announce- about our organization, or to become a ery program for anyone suffering from Tooele City Library. All proceedsFugitive go back Emissions men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. ment of the opening of the James Bevan member, please find us on Facebook or food addiction. Meetings are held every to the library for projects and programs.and Fugitive Dust. Pioneer Museum when it is safe to admit you can email us at ladiescommunity- Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Education the public. For more information about Community Book Sharing- IncorporateBox require- [email protected]. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the Eagles the Sons of Utah Pioneers, contact Our Community Book Sharingments Box has for 40 CFR 63 north back entrance. For more infor- Tooele Technical College Howard Yerke, Membership Chairman, moved to a new location. It hasSubpart moved CCCCCC: TOPS Weight Loss Support mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 Programs with space available Meetings 435-841-9718 or [email protected] two doors to the south where theGasoline Cook Dispensinginclude the POST (Peace Officer The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants Group or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. Family will now be the steward’sFacilities. of the Standards Training) program (Satellite to start their meetings again on Monday, The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome TC Squares Dance Club “Little Free Library” at 987 S. 1050- Incorporate W. Police require- Academy), Commercial Driver’s February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are Weight Loss Support Group meets every to attend. The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Anyone can take a book or bringments a book for 40License CFR (CDL) 60 program and Software encouraged to be there and all sisters are Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke to donate and share with others.Subpart To learn IIII: Development.Stationary These programs and oth- invited to attend. Church located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele County Aging Tooele County Aging is looking for Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 more and to find other locationsCompression near you, ers Ignitionare offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll Aerie Meetings are still scheduled to Tooele. Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. volunteers to help us meet the needs of West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please go to www.littlefreelibrary.org,Internal under the Combustiontoday and begin training for a promising happen. followed by a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, seniors in the community. Many seniors bring finger food to share. For more infor- MAP tab and enter your zip code.Engines. career. Visit tooeletech.edu or call stu- Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th women and children are invited to attend. require assistance and need rides to doc- mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, dent services at 435-248-1800 for more Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. Come and let us help you live a healthier First Baptist Church Permit Number: tors or other professionals. Rides help Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s information. lifestyle! For more information visit TOPS. website at tcsquares.com. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service.#4500090003 Social Room seniors live more independent lives. Call Emissions Change: org or contact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228- Please join us on Christmas Eve for a Adult Education Please notice that the Social Room is 8202. 435-843-4114 for more information. The There are no emis- Tooele County Homemakers traditional reading of the birth account Get your high school diploma this open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers We would like to invite all ladies to our sions changes associ- of Jesus, interspersed with traditional year at the Tooele Community Learning There is no sitting or standing at the bar Museum volunteers needed also are in need of volunteers. For more Homemakers club. Meetings are held on Christmas songs. Everyone’s welcome.ated with thisCenter. action. All classes required for a high and tables are set six feet apart and are Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park information about volunteering at the the first Tuesday of every month with a We utilize social distancing for Foryour further informationschool diploma, adult basic education, sanitized regularly. For the next two is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy histo- Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., comfort and safety. We start atplease 7 pm. contactGED preparation Scott and English as a second weeks masks are required to enter and ry or science? Volunteers at the museum volunteering at the Tooele Center call September through May. Located at 151 First Baptist Church at 580 S. MainHanks St. at thelanguage Division are available. Register now upon exiting the building. After entering can gain new skills or practice old ones. 435-843-4110. N Main, in the auditorium of the Health 435-882-2048 of Air to Quality, graduate — just $50 per semester. the building please print your name on We are looking for people to help with Department and USU Extension offices. 385-306-6504.Located at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833- the forms provided in the event that con- organization, exhibit development, gar- Life’s Worth Living Foundation Suicide support group meetings are Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due (Published 8750. in Adult the education classes are for tact tracing would be needed, this infor- dening and educational program devel- held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at per year. For more information, call Eileen Grantsville students 18 and over. mation will only be used in the event of opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Tooele Transcript Bul- Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite and year round. Scheduling is flexible. Share the past letin February 2, 2021) Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. ESOL you to come down and see what we’ve Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Share the past, submit a history, obitu- by the cafeteria. If you struggle with Thank you and we hope to see you all this ESOL conversational classes are held done to help make it safe to go out. To apply or request more information, ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. suicidal thoughts or have lost a loved September. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 send email to: [email protected] The Family History Center in Grantsville one to suicide, please plan on attending. Community Learning Center. ESOL p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- Tooele County Quilters is assembling a record of Grantsville Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Please go on Facebook and like our page students may also come anytime the ers, please tip accordingly. All meetings are held on the third residents. Your submission may be made center is open for individualized study. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society to keep current with our latest news and Tuesday of each month in the Tooele by emailing to [email protected] or by Registration is $50 per semester. Located meets the first Thursday of the month. events. Contact us on that page. Visit County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for Elks Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in lifesworthlivingfoundation.com or call are $20 per year to be paid at the first or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah more information. the downstairs conference room of the 435-248-LIVE. meeting. 84074. Come in and receive help from our Bar Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. trained consultants. For more informa- Early Head Start We are open and now serving food Come and learn about rocks, minerals, Parkinson’s disease Support First Baptist Church tion, call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Group The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church NO COST weekly home visits for families Our new contact phone number is 435- trips for rock collecting. Membership is A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon Share your Ancestry who are eligible under the age of 3. Home 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. $15 per year. For more information email be overwhelming for the newly diag- for those who are in need of food. There The Family History Center in Grantsville visits include parent and child education, We will be open for Super Bowl Sunday tooelegemandmineralsociety@gmail. nosed. Tooele has a support group for are no requirements to receive food. has been gathering histories, pictures assessments, and family support services from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be a com. persons with Parkinson’s disease and their We hope to be a blessing to you. We are and obituaries of residents of Grantsville. including nutrition education. We also potluck. caregivers. You can learn how others are located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882- All information will be shared upon offer comprehensive health services for Craft Night, Saturday February 20th at 7 Tooele Valley Free Masons coping with PD and how to live well. We 2048) request, but we are asking for your help expecting mothers including prenatal p.m. Call lodge for details. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the sec- meet the third Friday of each month from in furthering this work. Thanks for all who parent education and support services. ond Friday of each month for dinner and 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 have assisted. Please contact Don and Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- socializing. If you are interested or have Patti Johnson, by email: spitzyjk@msn. 882-3439. Disabled Veterans questions, please join us at the Lodge, com, by mail: P.O. Box 744 or by phone: located at the corner of Settlement Bulletin Board Policy 435-884-5018. Free developmental evaluation Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Chapter 20 If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County 435-277-0087. Senior Center at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin NO COST developmental evaluations for Chapter 20, for the Disabled American Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- The senior center is for the enjoyment children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Veterans holds monthly general member- Tooele Valley Family History of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- range of services for children with devel- ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, Center ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door Research your ancestors free with cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and is to minimize the effects of the delay and entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday trained Family Search volunteers at the ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, reduce the need for long-term services of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint throughout their school years. For more invite all veterans to come join us in the N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY February 2, 2021

OBITUARIES

Wendell Timby Blane J Lewis just to save an argument, because he understood his tem- Winegar Blane J Lewis died Saturday, per. He worked hard at any job Jan. 30, 2021. He was born he had to provide for his family Wendell Timby Winegar, July 25, 1960, in Tooele, Utah but enjoyed the technology 82, beloved husband, father, to Jack Lewis and Donna customer service sector best. grandfather, great-grandfa- Waldron. He has three sisters In recent years as his health ther, successful businessman Jackie (Bill Levitan), Marlene declined, he spent more time and friend, passed away peace- and Bonnie, and one brother reading science fiction novels fully surrounded by family at Kyle J. He married Brenda and watching movies, but still his home Jan. 22, 2021. Lee Anderson Sept. 19, 1981, made time to help friends and Wendell or “W.T.” to family in Rush Valley, Utah, and family whenever asked; he will and friends, met his sweetheart they were sealed in the Salt be greatly missed. Elaine Kirk in 1956 and were Lake Temple Nov. 19, 1983. We want to thank all health- later married and sealed for Together they have four chil- care providers and doctors time and all eternity in the Salt dren they cherish: Kristin who helped him during his Lake Temple in 1959. Together Hermel (Daniel), Michael life here on Earth. Dr. Salari they raised six children and Lewis, Timothy Lewis (Sarah), and those at the University of operated a wide range of busi- flying, scuba diving, boat- and Travis Lewis; all of whom enjoyed many church callings places and seeing new sights Utah helped him a great deal. nesses, from hobby shops and ing, waterskiing, swimming still call Tooele home. Blane including Scouting and work- with his family. He always put Rocky Mountain Medical Care radio stations (KDYL-Tooele, and fishing. Later in life, he also enjoyed being a grandpa of ing with Primary children. family as a priority never miss- Hospice helped him answer his KSVN-Ogden) in the ‘60s, ‘70s enjoyed RV travel, meeting seven: Abbeigh, Kelden, Noble, His love of family was evi- ing any event for his children last wish in this life. and ‘80s, broadcast tower sites, new people, and spending time North, Ammon, Florence, dent from a young age and and his grandchildren. He was Funeral services will be in and various rental proper- with his grandkids. Most of all, Timothy Jr.; and with another he enjoyed family time and never a man of large stature, Tooele and will be by invitation ties from the 70s to present. he loved working with family granddaughter on the way. outdoor activities: camping, but he was always a man of only due to COVID-19 restric- He was a founding member on his many projects, and leav- He was preceded in death by hiking, fishing, motorcycling, broad shoulders and a large tions. Burial will be in Malad, of Utah Theatrical Payroll ing a legacy of love. his parents, brother Stanley, snowmobiling, and waterski- heart. He traveled through life Idaho, at the Malad City (U.T.P.) Corporation. IATSE Dad was preceded in death and granddaughter Evelyn. He ing. He loved visiting new quietly and did many things Cemetery. Stagehands Local 99-member, by his parents Donald Clyde rigger, special effects coordina- Winegar and Marion Timby tor, and ultimately local presi- Winegar of Bountiful, Utah. He dent before “retiring” in the is survived by his wife Elaine Sylvia “Kim” and cousins. late ‘90s. For the last 20 years, Kirk Winegar, and six children: She was preceded in he owned and operated Valley Wendy W. Davies (Richard), McKendrick death by her parents, Max View RV Park, Henry’s Lake Donald K. Winegar (Shauna), Booth (brother), and Donna Station and Mountain Storage, Kristine W. Jackson (Gene), Sylvia “Kim” McKendrick, McKendrick (sister-in-law). in his beloved lifetime summer Richard K. Winegar (Gina), 82, passed away Jan. 31, 2021, There will be a family view- home and second home, Island Rebecca Lyn Martin (Brian) in Tooele, Utah. She was born ing held at Tate Mortuary, 110 Park, Idaho. and Scott W. Winegar, all of May 15, 1938, at home in S. Main St., Tooele, Utah, from Wendell served his country Utah. In addition, he is sur- Tooele to Clifford Eugene and 10 to 11 a.m., Friday, Feb. 5, beginning in 1955 in the Air vived by 31 grandchildren, and LaVaun Nance McKendrick. 2020, followed by a public National Guard as a helicopter 40 great-grandchildren, all of She was the youngest child in graveside service at the Tooele repair technician, where he whom loved him dearly. Other the family, the only girl and City Cemetery at 11 a.m. Due excelled. Then in 1959, trans- survivors include siblings was loved and spoiled by all. to COVID restrictions, we ferred to the Army National Bonnie, Sherrie, Charlene, and Kim grew up on Glenwood request masks be worn, and Guard where he was commis- Robert. Avenue in Tooele and lived on social distance practiced. sioned an officer and ultimate- Private funeral services were that same street most of her The family wishes to express ly recognized with an indi- held at Russon Mortuary, 295 life. She attended school and our thanks to the caregiv- vidual Presidential citation for N. Main St., Bountiful, Utah, graduated from Tooele High ers and staff at Cottage Glen performance and an honorable on Saturday Jan. 30, 2021, School in 1957. Kim married coffee and lunch. She was a was also an avid sports fan and the nurses with Rocky discharge upon separation. at 10 a.m. Family visitation Sharion Caldwell and was later talented artist and painted and enjoyed watching football, Mountain Care Hospice for He was an avid collector was one hour earlier at 9 a.m. divorced. She worked at Tooele many beautiful pictures. Kim basketball and golf. Kim was their kindness and loving care of many items, loved animals Interment - Bountiful City Army Depot and then Dugway and her mother would spend very close to her parents and to Kim. She enjoyed her time both wild and domesticated, Cemetery. Proving Ground until her their winters in St. George cared for them throughout there and made many friends. especially his pet of 20 years, Services are still available retirement in 1978. where she loved to golf with their lives. Also, a special thank you to Dr. Randy the raccoon. He loved for viewing on Facebook @ Kim enjoyed playing bingo her brother Max. She loved Kim is survived by James S. Charles Holt for his many years nature and being in the moun- Russon Mortuary & Crematory at the Senior Citizens Center dogs and rescued several from “Timmer” McKendrick (broth- of care. tains. Other passions included page. and meeting her friends for the local animal shelter. She er) and many nieces, nephews, MATTERS OF FAITH A joyful perspective will bring you peace in uncertain times

recently noticed a political perspective. It doesn’t matter the closing of his letter to them gentleness be evident to all. people, a challenge in difficult Icartoon in which two women where you place yourself on a with “Therefore, my brothers, The Lord is near. Do not be times then and now. were sitting together; the cap- faith scale, how you view and you who I love and long for, anxious about anything, but Paul turns then to the idea tion read “I keep checking my Bill Upton interpret events in the world my joy and crown.” Paul knew in everything, by prayer and of anxiety and says in short calendar because 2021 feels a GUEST COLUMNIST around you will make a differ- people by name and even pub- petition, with thanksgiving, don’t worry, pray. Paul then lot like 2020.” It appears as a ence in how you live — how licly called them to reconcile present your requests to God. gives a short lesson on a basic culture we have nearly run out much of life you enjoy. when disagreements threat- And the peace of God, which element of prayer: thankful- of adjectives to describe the In what may be a familiar ened the unity of believers. transcends all understanding, ness; then moves on to an past year, I have almost settled considered normal, even mun- passage, the apostle Paul Then he gave these words of will guard your hearts and expected result, which is on turbulent. dane like going to school and writes to his beloved “church” encouragement to people who your minds in Christ Jesus” peace. I am not ready to assign social gatherings have been in Philippi. While we often in many ways like us also lived (Philippians 4:4-7 NIV). Whatever adjective you 2020 to apocalyptic, but there interrupted. I would not be refer to buildings as churches, in challenging times. Attitude is directly linked to have selected for 2020, going is little doubt our usual person- surprised if those who were the Greek word for “church” Spoiler alert it is easy to perspective so Paul advises his forward into 2021 your per- al crisis have been complicated breathlessly awaiting the end refers to people. Paul had read things without thinking friends to “Rejoice,” a word we spective can be much improved by unexpected global events. of the year and the beginning spent a great deal of time in about them, so I would like to may not use in everyday con- if you can find that place of Nearly every aspect of our lives of new one are now feeling the city, he had been impris- briefly call your attention to versation, but Paul was saying peace. from the celebration of mar- somewhat let down as January oned and beaten there, but he just a few of the helpful nug- be cheerful or calmly happy. riages and the solace of funer- 2021 slips into history. also introduced a large number gets in these verses. “Rejoice He then goes on to encourage Bill Upton is chaplain of the als have been altered, delayed Perhaps then our greatest of people to the “Good News” in the Lord always. I will say gentleness, an attitude reflect- Tooele City Police Department. or canceled. Events historically challenge is having a helpful of Christ’s grace. He begins it again: Rejoice! Let your ing how we engage with other

MONDAY’S WARM COCOA We can creatively edit some of the stories in our life “ id TSA hassle you about here’s an example to illustrate We all create such “stories” between connections and cruise I walked down the jet-bridge Dthose?” I asked, immedi- the story I’ve self-crafted and during our lives. They build quickly to the rental car center. smiling. The time I’d spent ately upon slowing and walking expressed to others about my upon each other over time to But, perhaps the best part is editing this one short story of closer to a young woman and a Lynn Butterfi eld experience: become thousands and thou- seeing the reaction of other my life completely changed my fellow traveler at the Salt Lake GUEST COLUMNIST Last week, when overhear- sands of short stories that com- travelers as they see the “crazy” airport experience. It increased airport. ing a man and woman ask an bine into one great whole. It’s sixty-something man skating my joy and my spirits. “No.” The young woman, information agent how to get our own unique narrative. That around like a kid!” “I’m flying between Boseman from Boseman, Montana, said to another concourse, he gave rollerblading, joy-seeking trav- While creating this new nar- and Tucson. I knew I had a to me. “I don’t think they have my fitness tracker to check the them directions with a smile. As eler taught me that our stories rative I was interrupted. long, three-hour layover here, any rules about things like this. distance from the aircraft gate you may have guessed, I had to can be edited. It’s our choice. “Paging Lynn Butterfield. so I thought of a way to have a In fact, they’ve made comments to rental car pickup and it was give them a little extra informa- Here’s what an edited new Please board now. This is your little fun while waiting around about how cool it is.” a 1.19-mile walk. Rollerblading tion and advice as well. story about my trips through final call.” in the airport,” an amazing Of course, I wanted to know that distance would have been “Make sure you stop to get that same airport could have Upon hearing this I quickly stranger said to me a couple of more because of my aching feet a breeze. You’re the coolest food and drink before you been had I simply used newly gathered my things and sprint- hours earlier. and admiration for her creativ- person I’ve ever met!” I beamed begin the long walk,” I said. “If learned “rollerblading creativ- ed over to the gate agent. Thank goodness she was ity. with admiration. you don’t, you may die from ity:” “Lynn Butterfield?” he que- there to teach me about roller- “‘I’m flying between But, my appreciation didn’t starvation or thirst before you “I found the best place in the ried. blading through life by editing Boseman and Tucson,” she con- stop there. Here is, perhaps, the get to your gate!” world to spend time having fun “Yes. I’m so sorry. I was the short stories, I’ve already tinued. “I knew I had a long, more important principle this Luckily, they were delightful on my rollerblades. You might working, writing about roller created, and will soon write three-hour layover here, so I delightful woman taught me people and simply laughed at not believe it, but a large inter- blading around the concourse while living a lot more cre- thought of a way to have a little one snowy day, while waiting my guidance. Yet, this conver- national airport is a place with and lost track of the time, atively. fun while waiting around in the for a flight in an international sation with the young woman the longest, climate-controlled because I was having so much airport. airport. I’ve passed through is a perfect synopsis of the story blading corridors ever. When fun,” I replied as the agent Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda “When I flew in here two that same airport six times I had made up about traveling there, I get to use my waiting scanned the boarding image and is a managing broker for a days ago,” I commented, “I used over the past two weeks and through that airport. time to get exercise, breeze from my phone. real estate company.

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6. AD SLOGANS: Which brand of men’s aftershave used the advertising slogan, “Be careful how you use it”? by Fifi 7. MOVIES: What was the Rodriguez title of the movie in which Kirk Douglas played the art- 1. SCIENCE: What kind of ist Van Gogh? charge does a neutron 8. GAMES: Which video game carry? character was the first to be 2. THEATER: Which 20th- featured as a giant balloon century play features a in Macy’s Thanksgiving character named Blanche Parade? DuBois? 9. MUSIC: Which Billy Joel 3. HISTORY: Which ancient song featured a couple Greek author is considered named Brenda and Eddie, Moments “the Father of Comedy”? the king and queen of the 4. LITERATURE: What were prom? the first names of the 10. GEOGRAPHY: What in Time Bronte authors and sisters? was the former name of 5. FOOD & DRINK: What kind the African country of The History Channel of nut also is known as a Zimbabwe? ➤ On Feb. 20, 1792, filbert or cobnut? President George Washington signs Mega Maze ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW legislation renewing the United States Post Office as a cabinet department led by the postmaster general, guaranteeing inexpensive delivery ou probably won’t find of all newspapers, Ya blue cut-to-clear glass caviar server like this one that stipulating the right to just sold for $2,318 at a recent privacy and granting Neal Auction in New Orleans, Congress the ability to but you might want to serve expand postal service to caviar the right way for a party. new areas. The event will be the talk of ➤ On Feb. 21, 1885, the town. Here’s the proper the Washington Victorian way. Monument, built in Serve the caviar (tiny fish honor of America's eggs) in a chilled double bowl, revolutionary hero a large bowl filled with ice and first president, chips holding a smaller bowl is dedicated in filled with the caviar. And yes, you must have a correct silver Washington, D.C. caviar spoon. The expensive Three years later it was eggs are served in very small opened to the public, portions on a blini, a small who could climb to the Russian buckwheat pancake This cut-glass globe holds ice and top of the monument that is topped with creme by stairs or elevator. caviar at fancy parties. It is part of fraise or sour cream then the elaborate way caviar is prop- By District of Columbia rolled to be held like a taco. erly served. It auctioned for over law, it remains the Or you can make toast points $2,000. tallest building in the (triangular pieces cut from a nation's capital. slice of bread) and top with a clothes, and accessories sell at ➤ On Feb. 18, 1929, the slice of hard-boiled egg and auctions, shows, flea markets Academy of Motion caviar with a wedge of lemon and online for prices ranging to be squeezed for juice on top. Picture Arts and from $10 or less to several Do not ever cook caviar. But hundred dollars. Barbie No. Sciences announces you can top soup with a little 1 sold at auction last year for the winners of the bit. Serve with vodka or cham- over $4,000. first Academy Awards, pagne. The fancy service is • • • which were printed on part of the charm, so find two CURRENT PRICES the back page of the suitable antique glass bowls Box, playing cards, tar- academy's newsletter. and impress your party friends. tan print with playing cards A few days later, • • • design, wood base, two Variety published the Q: I have my first Barbie, compartments, hinged lid, information — on page Q: In the early ‘70s, Goldie from about 1959. She has red Tartanware, c. 1880, 11 x 7 seven. Hawn hosted a few specials. I hair in a ponytail and is wear- inches, $1,525. ➤ On Feb. 19, 1945, seem to remember Laurence ing a black-and-white striped Tea and coffee set, tea pot, swimsuit. I got Ken with fuzzy the U.S. Marines' Olivier appearing on one coffee pot, sugar and creamer, hair, Midge, Allen, Skipper, lobes, ebonized handle, silver, invasion of Iwo Jima where he sat on a staircase and and Skooter as they were pro- Italy, 1965, 4 pieces, $3,250. is launched. When recited something. I would duced, and also have the pink Garden lounge, wire frame, the American flag was love to know what it was. I hope I am remembering cor- sports car and other things. Is white, cushion, Richard finally raised atop it worth the trouble to try to Schultz, Knoll, 1960s, $4,550. Mount Suribachi, the rectly. Any help you can give is appreciated. — B.J.S. sell them? Tiffany Studios lamp, image was captured in A: The first Barbie doll Zodiac, 1-light, turtleback tiles, a famous photograph A: I found four TV specials hosted by Goldie Hawn: “Pure came out in 1959. The doll gilt bronze, stamped, 1920s, that later won the Goldie” (1971), “The Goldie was designed by Ruth Handler, 14 x 10 1/2 inches, $5,940. Pulitzer Prize. Hawn Special” (1978), “Goldie co-founder of Mattel, Inc., and • • • ➤ On Feb. 15, 1965, in and Liza Together” (1980) came with blond or brunette TIP: Some repairs make the accordance with a and “Goldie and Kids” (1982). hair. The doll was named sale of an antique very difficult formal proclamation Unfortunately, I couldn’t find Barbie after her daughter. and lower the price. Don’t buff Ken was introduced in 1961 pewter. Don’t wash ivory. Don’t by Queen Elizabeth Sir Laurence Olivier as a guest and was named after her son. repaint old toys. Don’t tape old II of England, a new on any of them, but my sources Barbie No. 1 has upside-down paper. Don’t wash oil paint- Canadian national flag might be incomplete. I even checked YouTube.com for V-shaped eyebrows and holes ings. is raised in Ottawa, in the bottom of her feet, the capital of Canada. clips of Olivier on TV. There’s a wonderful one of him recit- Goldie Hawn which fit into a special stand. Subscribe to the Kovels’ The search for a new Barbie No. 5 was the first free weekly email, Kovels national flag began in ing Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 (“Let me not to the marriage of Barbie with a red or auburn Komments, at www.Kovels. 1925. haven’t seen her in anything the delay in the U.S.? — P.S. true minds ...”) as a guest on since “L&O.” — F.D. A: I think a lot of people ponytail (a color Mattel calls com. ➤ On Feb. 17, 1972, “The Dick Cavett Show.” A: Stephanie March is best are becoming impatient for Titian). It was introduced in the 15,007,034th In Hawn’s specials listed known as ADA Alexandra another batch of Canadian 1961. Barbie dolls, her friends, © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. Volkswagen Beetle rolls above, Ruth Buzzy and Johnny Cabot on “Law & Order: “Heartland” episodes. off the assembly line, Carson were guests on the Special Victims Unit.” She’s Fortunately, there may finally breaking a four-decade first one; George Burns, Shaun played the role on and off over be some good news. In the record held by the Cassidy and John Ritter were the years and also in its short- New and Popular section of Ford Motor Company's guests on the second; Ron lived spin-off, “Conviction.” Netflix, under the subsec- For cats, keyboards iconic Model T. The VW Field and Larry Grossman She married chef Bobby Flay tion of Coming Next Week, Beetle dates back to appeared with Goldie and Liza in 2005, but divorced him 10 “Heartland” was one of the 1930s Germany. (Minnelli); and Barry Manilow years later. She remarried in series listed. So although are just unbearable is listed as the only adult guest 2017 to investor Dan Benton. Netflix has not confirmed it as DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I’m ➤ On Feb. 16, 1984, Bill on “Goldie and Kids.” You can see March in of this writing, it appears sea- writing in regard to the article Johnson becomes the If anyone else out there the upcoming Beyond the son 12 and perhaps season 13 on the keyboard-loving cat. first American man to remembers Olivier reciting Headlines Lifetime TV movie will be available for streaming My cats often react as if they’re win an Olympic gold some kind of monologue on a “A House on Fire.” It’s based on Netflix in the U.S. starting disturbed by many specific medal in downhill staircase, please write me at on Ann Rule’s true crime book Feb. 1. Season 14 recently pre- sounds: voices from my phone skiing, a sport long [email protected], “Bitter Harvest,” and will miered in Canada. speaker, noise from the radio dominated by European and we’ll get to the bottom of air Saturday, March 13, on or iPad, or clicking from typing athletes. Johnson this mystery. Lifetime on at 8 pm ET/PT. Send me your questions at on the keyboard. My cats are • • • • • • NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. quickly became a uncomfortable and confused. I Q: Whatever happened to Q: Netflix has two seasons com, or write me at KFWS, 628 national hero, but never believe that the sounds are not actress Stephanie March from of “Heartland” being shown Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL again competed in the pleasant to them. When they What a “Law & Order”? She was mar- in worldwide markets, but has 32803. DEAR PATRICIA: Olympics. paw at the phone screen or at ried to one of the famous chefs not released them in the USA. great observation! Most of us me, I think it’s an attempt to think that when a cat walks © 2021 King Features Synd. on The Food Network, but I Can you investigate as to why © 2021 King Features Synd. stop, control or try to under- across our keyboard, they are stand these noises that are just seeking attention. But it bothering them. may be something more. With I’ve found that if I wear ear- their keen hearing, all that buds when using my cellphone clickety-clacking may be driv- Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 or iPad, my cats don’t react. I ing them nuts — and they’re silenced the “clicky” sounds jumping onto the keyboard to when writing a text message put a stop to it. on my phone. When I need to Your solution speaks to the type, I put the cats in another importance of observing our ANSWERS room with a tasty treat to hold pets and their behavior to them until I’m finished. learn what is normal for them Trivia Test Answers Our kitties are trying to versus what makes them anx- adjust to our lifestyle, with all ious or annoyed. Observation 1. A neutron has no 6. Hai Karate the technology we use today, can give us the answer to many charge. 7. “Lust for Life” and much of it is antitheti- problem behaviors. 2. “A Streetcar Named 8. Sonic the Hedgehog cal to their way of being! 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SPORTS WRAP Wendover girls basketball at Pinnacle Leslie Luna scored 26 points, Gabriela Delgadillo added 13 Tooele girls sweep Stansbury and Verenice Garcia chipped in 10 to lead the Wendover Fourth-quarter run propels girls basketball team to a 73-17 non-region win over Pinnacle Academy on Thursday night in Buffs over rival Price. DARREN VAUGHAN Grantsville girls basketball at SPORTS EDITOR Providence Hall The odds were stacked against the The Grantsville girls basketball Tooele girls basketball team coming team rolled to a 77-20 win over Providence Hall in a Region into Thursday’s Region 10 rivalry game 13 game Thursday night in against Stansbury. Herriman. Maison White led four The Buffaloes had never beaten the Cowboys in double-figures with Stallions on the road in 11 previous 23 points, 12 rebounds and five tries. Stansbury had won 18 of the pre- steals, and Kenzie Allen added vious 23 meetings dating back to 2010, 14 points and 15 steals. Emily though Tooele had snapped a streak of Backus had 17 points and nine nine Stansbury wins in 10 tries with steals and Ellie Thomas added a 33-18 win in Tooele on Jan. 21. The 10 points. Hillary Cloward dished Buffs hadn’t scored more than 36 points out six assists for Grantsville (15-3, 5-1 Region 13), which in a single game against the Stallions in faced Morgan in a Region 13 more than five years. home game that was not com- All that was erased, thanks to a trio plete at press time Tuesday. The of Tooele seniors. Aysha Lewis, Madi Cowboys will travel to Kamas to Baker and Emma Higley combined to face South Summit on Thursday. score 14 points in the fourth quarter, Grantsville boys basketball vs. including a 9-of-11 effort from the free- Providence Hall throw line, and the Buffs rallied for The Grantsville boys basketball a 43-38 win over the Stallions to end team shut out Providence Hall in more than a decade of frustration. the first quarter and allowed just Things didn’t start off well for Tooele two points in the first half of its (6-9, 3-3 Region 10), which found itself 59-31 win over the Patriots in a trailing 7-0 early in the first quarter Region 13 game Friday night at on a 3-pointer by Stansbury’s Ainsley Grantsville High School. Davin Ekins led the Cowboys (12-1, 6-0 Thurber, followed by a layup by Epa Region 13) with 20 points and Tia and a mid-range jumper by Sarah 10 rebounds. Brigham Mulford Gatluak. Baker’s first 3-pointer of had 11 points, Tuhker Mulford the game ended the Stallions’ game- had 10 and Tate Allred added opening run, but Stansbury (5-11, 2-5) eight. Grantsville will travel to maintained its seven-point advantage Morgan for a region contest entering the second quarter. Wednesday night. Tooele began to find its game in the Wendover boys basketball vs. second period, beginning with another Tintic 3 by Baker that pulled the Buffs within The Wendover boys basketball four points at 13-9. Higley added a free team outscored Tintic 48-30 in throw and Lewis drove in for a layup to the second half of its 72-56 win close the gap to a single point, and after CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO over the Miners in a Region 21 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO a layup by Stansbury’s Brooke Jensen, Stansbury junior Ainsley Thurber (22) goes up for a layup as Tooele’s Stansbury freshman Brooke Jensen (11) puts up a shot over Tooele game Friday night at Wendover senior Aysha Lewis during Thursday’s Region 10 girls basketball game High School. Jaime Montalvo Baker drained another trey from the left Madi Baker trails the play during Thursday’s Region 10 girls basket- ball game at Stansbury High School. Thurber scored eight points and at Stansbury High School. Lewis led all scorers with 14 points in Tooele’s and Peter Alvarez each had 18 43-38 win — the Buffaloes’ first-ever victory on the Stallions’ home floor. points for the Wildcats, while SEE GIRLS PAGE A11 ➤ Baker scored 13 as Tooele beat Stansbury 43-38. Angel Badillo had 13 and Jostyn Gomez added 12. Wendover girls basketball vs. Tintic The Wendover girls basketball team built a 52-7 halftime lead in an eventual 79-19 win over Tintic in a Region 21 game Stallions run away Friday night at Wendover High School. Leslie Luna had 23 points in the win for the Wildcats (6-1, 1-0 Region 21), while Stephanie Magallanes from Buffaloes added 19. Gabriela Delgadillo had eight points, six rebounds and 10 steals for Wendover, Giles, Thomas combine for seven 3-pointers which also got nine points, DARREN VAUGHAN less drought with a free throw by Trevor eight steals and four assists from SPORTS EDITOR Annai Luna. The Wildcats will Zaleski with 4:11 left, but another 3 by face Bryce Valley on Saturday in It took less than eight minutes for the Thomas and a bucket by Richins had the a non-region game in Wendover. Stansbury boys basketball team to turn a Stallions up 51-29 with 3:10 left in the nail-biter into a blowout on Friday night. contest. The Buffaloes trailed by as many Wendover boys basketball at Hot shooting from the perimeter will do as 23 points down the stretch, and didn’t Tabiona Jaime Montalvo had 21 points that for a team. It was particularly sweet hit a field goal in the fourth quarter until a to lead three Wildcats in double- for the Stallions on this occasion, as they 3-pointer by Israel Hogan in the final min- figures as the Wendover boys ran away from county rival Tooele for a ute. basketball team beat Tabiona 56-36 win, avenging an earlier loss to the Before Stansbury’s outburst, Tooele 64-52 in a non-region road Buffaloes and creating a four-way tie for hadn’t trailed by more than eight points. game Saturday night. Peter second place in the Region 10 standings In fact, the Buffs had a 5-2 lead early in Alvarez added 16 points and with five games left in the regular season. the first quarter on a 3-pointer by McCade Keyshawn Rodriguez scored 11 The Stallions (8-7, 4-3 Region 10) led Laughlin and a putback by Pacesen McLaws for Wendover (7-5, 1-1 Region 31-28 with three minutes left in the third on an offensive rebound. However, the 21), which will play host to Telos Academy in a Region 21 game quarter after Tooele’s Julian Mahoe con- Stallions finished the opening quarter on Friday night. verted a traditional 3-point play. Stansbury a 13-2 run, with Giles draining a buzzer- guard Kru Huxford jump-started a 20-1 run beating 3 from the right wing to give SHS a Notable HS boys basketball with a driving layup on the Stallions’ next 15-7 lead. scores possession, and he knocked down a 3-point- Tooele cut the Stallions’ lead to six points Friday Grantsville 59, Providence Hall er from the right corner with 37 seconds left at halftime as both teams struggled to score 31 in the third quarter to stretch Stansbury’s in the second quarter. A free-throw-line Wendover 72, Tintic 56 lead to eight points. jumper by Mahoe and an and-one by Justin Stansbury 56, Tooele 36 Then, the fireworks started for the Rogers had the Buffaloes within a point Green Canyon 55, Bear River 49 Stallions. Bridger Thomas nailed a trey just 27 seconds into the third quarter. Giles Ridgeline 64, Logan 38 from the deep right wing to open the fourth answered with his second 3 of the game Sky View 70, Mountain Crest 38 quarter, and Pae Tia took a perfect pass on Stansbury’s next possession to put the Uintah 53, Ben Lomond 38 from Landen Giles and scored a wide-open Stallions up four, and Rogers converted an Juan Diego 72, Cedar Valley 59 layup. Logan Richins scored on an offensive offensive rebound to make it 24-22 with Crimson Cliffs 82, Pine View 62 Desert Hills 69, Canyon View 37 rebound to put Stansbury up 43-28 with 5:53 left in the third. Dixie 56, Hurricane 52 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO 5:41 left in the game, and he hit a 3-pointer Thomas and Rogers exchanged 3-pointers Cedar City 70, Snow Canyon 45 Stansbury senior Pae Tia controls the ball in the lane as Tooele senior Justin Rogers from the left corner 57 seconds later to on the next two trips down the floor, and Judge Memorial 70, Morgan 52 defends during Friday’s Region 10 boys basketball game at Stansbury High School. stretch the lead to 18. Union 62, Delta 54 Stansbury won the game 56-36, creating a four-way tie for second place in Region 10. Tooele (8-9, 4-3) finally broke its score- SEE BOYS PAGE A11 ➤ ALA 61, North Sanpete 47 Summit Academy 50, South Summit 47 Richfield 61, Emery 43 South Sevier 67, Carbon 51 Grand 85, San Juan 69 Manti 77, Maeser Prep 32 Stallions top Tooele in annual wrestling dual Saturday Wendover 64, Tabiona 52 Teams prepare for divisional meets Stansbury’s Brayden Phillips advantage to 33-12. Braydon Tooele’s Stanley Kerr at 220 Monday followed with an action- Allie’s forfeit victory at 170 pounds, and Stansbury’s Matt Draper APA 50, Morgan 43 packed 13-7 decision over pounds made it 39-12 in favor Ingersoll recorded an escape DARREN VAUGHAN Hansen (106 pounds) and Tyson Tso at 132, and the of Stansbury. and a takedown in the second Notable HS girls basketball SPORTS EDITOR Stansbury’s Parker Zukeran Buffs’ Rhys Stoddard scored Tooele’s Ethan Garcia period to beat Alex Kerwood scores The Stansbury and Tooele (113) were awarded vic- a late reversal to edge the won by forfeit at 182 pounds 3-0 at 285 pounds to wrap up Thursday Wendover 73, Pinnacle 17 wrestling teams wrapped up tories by forfeit, the action Stallions’ Tayson Miller 7-5 at before a tight battle between the dual. Grantsville 77, Providence Hall their Region 10 seasons on began with a 120-pound 138 to shrink Stansbury’s lead Stansbury’s Xander Howard Tooele and Stansbury will 20 Thursday night as the county match between the Stallions’ to 15-12. and the Buffs’ Ernest Gurr at take part in their respective Tooele 43, Stansbury 38 rivals met in their annual dual Brandon Ploehn and Tooele’s Then, the Stallions took 195. Gurr led 5-0 in the first divisional tournaments Friday Logan 60, Bear River 44 meet at Tooele High School. Antonio Mascarenas. Ploehn control of the dual. Warren period after taking Howard and Saturday to determine Green Canyon 71, Sky View 58 When all was said and scored two takedowns against Welch pinned Tooele’s Mason down and nearly pinning him, the field for the state tourna- Juan Diego 53, Cedar Valley 38 done, Stansbury came away Mascarenas before pinning Steward at 145, and Jordan but Howard recovered and ment. Stansbury’s tournament Ridgeline 62, Mountain Crest 52 with a hard-fought 48-21 win him with 24 seconds left Hammond pinned Ty Proctor closed the gap to 5-3 by the will take place at Uintah High Cedar City 53, Snow Canyon 48 over the Buffaloes, giving the in the first period, putting midway through the second end of the period. An escape School in Vernal, while Tooele Hurricane 61, Dixie 55 Desert Hills 65, Canyon View 30 Stallions a bit of momentum Stansbury ahead 12-6. period at 152 after Proctor by Gurr in the second period will travel to Desert Hills High Pine View 83, Crimson Cliffs 30 going into this week’s divi- Tooele’s Bram Gustin ral- had an early 6-2 lead. Josh made it 6-3, and he eventu- School in St. George. Judge Memorial 44, Morgan 41 sional tournaments that will lied with five points in the Olson trailed Tooele’s Cannon ally held on for a 6-5 decision The boys and girls state Manti 65, Maeser Prep 11 determine the field for the third period, scoring a rever- Manning 5-1 in the third despite an escape by Howard tournaments will take place Class 4A state wrestling tour- sal and a three-point near period, but managed to win and a penalty point in the Feb. 20 at the Sevier Valley SEE WRAP PAGE A11 ➤ nament later this month. fall to beat Stansbury’s Cole by fall with less than a minute third. Center in Richfield. After Tooele’s Parker Clinton 7-4 at 126 pounds. left to extend the Stallions’ Ethan Vorwaller pinned [email protected] TUESDAY February 2, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11 THS girls, SHS boys win region swim titles and the 100 breaststroke in the 100 breast (1:25.66) and Miller, Seals, Taylor 1:11.95. Seals and Miller were Sydnee Sherwood was eighth also part of two relay victories in the 100 fly (1:34.92). each win twice for the Buffaloes. They joined Stansbury’s Kara Hullinger with Kate Walker and Kylee was eighth in the 100 back in DARREN VAUGHAN Randle for a winning time of 1:14.35. SPORTS EDITOR 2:02.11 in the medley relay, Walker, Anderson, Coombs Tooele County claimed and Randle and Lauren von and von Niederhausern earned both Region 10 team swim- Niederhausern teamed with a second-place finish in the ming championships at the Seals and Miller to win the 200 400 free relay for Tooele, clock- Pratt Aquatic Center, with the free relay in 1:50.23. ing in at 4:16.55. Stansbury’s Tooele girls coming out victori- Stansbury freshman Katelyn best relay finish came in the ous on Friday and Stansbury’s Taylor was also a two-time 200 free relay, with Hullinger, CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO boys claiming their crown on winner, finishing first in the Bayleigh Anderson, Amy James Stansbury freshman Katelyn Taylor competes in the girls’ 100-yard butterfly during the Region 10 championship Saturday. 100 butterfly (1:06.01) and and Taylor taking fourth place swim meet at the Pratt Aquatic Center on Friday. Taylor won the race in 1 minute, 6.01 seconds, nearly six seconds Tooele’s girls team, led by 100 backstroke (1:03.74). in 1:58.47. The same quartet ahead of her nearest competitor. seniors Myra Miller and Sharon Tooele’s von Niederhausern finished sixth in the medley Seals, finished with 372 points had a pair of third-place fin- relay in 2:10.49, while Katelyn Stansbury’s Isaac Adair won to Uintah’s 354. Cedar Valley ishes in the 100 free (1:00.95) Nielson, Tally Reynolds, Jaina the 100 fly in 56.12 and was was third with 293 points, fol- and 200 IM (2:36.11). Randle Maier and Stacia Adair were second in the 50 free in 23.57. lowed by Juan Diego (287), was fourth in the 100 breast sixth in the 400 free relay in Teammate Xavier Jefferies won Ogden (240), Stansbury (190) (1:17.71) and eighth in the 5:27.89. the 100 back in 1:00.22, and and Ben Lomond (119). 200 free (2:30.37), and On Saturday, Stansbury’s was the runner-up in the 200 Seals was the Region 10 Walker was fifth in the 200 boys posted 374 points and IM in 2:10.97. The Stallions champion in two events, claim- free (2:21.75) and 100 back beat Uintah by a comfortable also picked up a win in the ing the 200-yard freestyle title (1:12.05). Lachele Coombs 63-point margin. Ogden (284) medley relay, with Wyatt in 2 minutes, 12.25 seconds, was fifth in the 500 free was third, followed by Juan Barry, Adrian Hinton, Joshua as well as the 500 free in (6:42.03) and sixth in the Diego (280), Cedar Valley Reynolds and Ben Wilson 6:00.74. Miller won the 200 200 free (2:24.82) for Tooele. (262), Tooele (217) and Ben recording a time of 1:49.63. individual medley in 2:29.15 Petra Anderson was seventh in Lomond (127). Jonah Jensen, Wilson, Barry and Adair were second in the 200 free relay in 1:38.34, and Reynolds, Hinton, Jefferies and CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Adair were fourth in the 400 Tooele’s Myra Miller swims the backstroke leg of the girls’ 200-yard indi- free relay in 3:46.87. vidual medley during the Region 10 championship swim meet at the Pratt Tooele’s Andrew Crane Aquatic Center on Friday. Miller won the event with a time of 2 minutes, picked up a win in the 100 29.15 seconds. breast for the Buffaloes, clock- ing in at 1:08.31. He also fin- the 50 free (25.16). David Levar and Day were ished fourth in the 50 free in Pearson brought home sixth in the medley relay in 24.26. Harrison Stoddard had sixth-place finishes in the 200 2:13.76. two second-place finishes for free (2:07.23) and 100 free The Class 4A state swim- Tooele, finishing the 200 free (58.12) for Tooele. Stansbury’s ming meet will take place in 1:59.12 and the 500 free in Ethan Tashro was seventh Feb. 12-13 at Brigham Young 5:37.48. in the 100 free (59.05) and University in Provo. The top 24 Stansbury’s Reynolds Jensen was eighth in the 100 swimmers in each individual was third in the 100 breast back (1:07.93). Jaxon Day was event will qualify for state, (1:08.68) and fourth in the eighth in the 100 free (59.35) along with the top 20 teams in 200 free (2:01.29), Hinton for Tooele. each relay. was fourth in the 100 breast Ryan Beard, Pearson, Editor’s Note: Results from the (1:09.44) and sixth in the 100 Stoddard and Crane were Region 13 championship meet fly (1:04.32), Barry was fourth fourth in the 200 free relay in were not available at press time in the 100 back (1:04.69 and 1:42.41 for THS, and the same because of technical issues. They sixth in the 50 free (24.71), five were fifth in the 400 free will appear in Thursday’s edi- CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO and Wilson was fifth in the 100 relay in 3:48.83. Nathaniel tion of the Transcript Bulletin. Tooele senior Sharon Seals (top) touches the wall first to win the girls’ 500-yard freestyle during the Region 10 breast (1:11.49) and eighth in Cramer, Sealmon Larsen, [email protected] championship swim meet on Friday at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Seals finished the race in 6 minutes, 0.74 seconds.

free throw by Aiden Finch and Girls two more by Lewis had Tooele continued from page A10 ahead 37-31. Stansbury cut the Buffs’ lead to a single possession a wing to tie the score at 15-15. few times down the stretch, The Stallions outscored the including a corner 3-pointer by Buffs 6-2 over the final min- Jensen that had the Stallions utes of the half to take a 21-17 trailing 41-38. But Lewis lead into the locker room, but added two more foul shots and Tooele had some momentum. Stansbury didn’t score again, That carried over into the preserving Tooele’s first-ever beginning of the third quar- road victory against its biggest ter, as Breanna Beer hit a free rival. throw and Higley had a put- Lewis had 14 points to lead back layup to pull the Buffaloes Tooele, while Baker had 13 back within a point. Later, the and Higley added 12. Beer had Buffs picked off a steal and three points and Finch had Higley converted a layup to one. give Tooele its first lead of the Tia scored 12 points and night at 22-21. The lead see- added 10 rebounds and five sawed, with Thurber and Lewis assists for Stansbury. Thurber trading 3-pointers late in the had eight points and six quarter before a driving layup rebounds. Gatluak had seven by Tia gave Stansbury a 27-26 points, Jensen had five and lead entering the final frame. Jessica Smart, Anika Knudsen From there, it was all Tooele. and Natalie Ogden each scored After a free throw by Gatluak two. increased Stansbury’s lead to Both teams were scheduled two points, the Buffaloes put to play Tuesday night after together an 11-3 run to take press time, with Tooele hosting control of the contest. Baker Ogden and Stansbury traveling opened the run with her fourth to Ben Lomond. The Stallions CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO 3-pointer of the night, and Beer will travel to Juan Diego on Stansbury’s Bridger Thomas brings the ball up the court during the The Stansbury boys basketball team celebrates with fans after beat- knocked down a mid-range Thursday for a Region 10 first half of Friday’s Region 10 boys basketball game against Tooele at ing Tooele 56-36 in a Region 10 boys basketball game Friday night at jumper to put Tooele up 31-30. contest, and Tooele is set to Stansbury High School. Thomas hit four 3-pointers and scored 14 points Stansbury High School. The Stallions took the lead with 3:49 left in the Baker added a free throw and face Ben Lomond on the road in the Stallions’ 56-36 win over the Buffaloes. first quarter and never trailed again. Lewis drove to the basket to Friday night. put the Buffs up four, and a [email protected] Tooele 32-24 in the game, points to go with five rebounds Mahoe added seven points, Boys including a 12-6 edge on the and five assists, hitting three and Zaleski, Hogan and continued from page A10 offensive glass. The Buffaloes 3-pointers. Thomas had 14 Laughlin had three each. also committed 27 turnovers points on four 3-pointers and McLaws and Ethan Simmons to the Stallions’ five, enabling picked off five steals, while each scored two points. Giles hit from the right wing to SHS to put up 23 more shot Richins narrowly missed a Stansbury will hit the road put Stansbury up 30-25. David attempts than THS — a key double-double with nine points Wednesday to take on a strug- Spaulding’s free throw had the stat in a game where the and 10 rebounds. Huxford and gling Ben Lomond squad in a Stallions up six before Mahoe’s Stallions shot 37.3% to Spaulding each had five points, Region 10 contest. Tooele will and-one, which represented Tooele’s 36.1%. Stansbury also Jacob White had three and Tia be in action that night at home Tooele’s last field goal for the hit 10 3-pointers, and the Buffs had two. against region foe Ogden. next 10:05. made three. Rogers led Tooele with [email protected] Stansbury outrebounded Giles led Stansbury with 18 16 points and 12 rebounds.

Judge Memorial 66, South Summit For All the Great Wrap 58 Events in Life continued from page A10 Schedule Wednesday’s games Tooele boys basketball vs. Ogden, Let Everyone South Summit 50, Summit 7 p.m. Academy 41 Grantsville boys basketball at Know! North Sanpete 48, ALA 42 Morgan, 7 p.m. Union 42, Delta 34 Stansbury boys basketball at Ben South Sevier 45, Carbon 42 Lomond, 7 p.m. Place a Notice in the Emery 52, Richfield 34 Thursday’s games Friday Grantsville girls basketball at South Transcript Bulletin! Wendover 79, Tintic 19 Summit, 7 p.m. Stansbury girls basketball at Juan Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement Saturday Diego, 7 p.m. RSL Academy 33, Providence Hall 32 Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO 435-882-0050 Stansbury’s Kyla Collins makes a move toward the basket as Tooele’s Rylie TOOELETRANSCRIPT Hogan (10) defends during Thursday’s Region 10 girls basketball game at Your Complete Local News Source BULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele Stansbury High School. Tooele won the game 43-38, sweeping the season Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 9 to 5 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) series against the Stallions for the first time. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY February 2, 2021

tion would be required for resi- Airport dential use, but not for outdoor continued from page A1 recreation and public assembly facilities. In Zone C residential densi- runway. ties of RR-1, 5, and 10 would They are labeled zones A, B, be permitted. Other sensitive C, D and H. Zone A is the land uses would be allowed as a closest to the airport. conditional use. Other land In Zone A residential uses uses would be permitted, sub- would be limited to RR-5 or ject to Tooele County’s Land 10 as permitted uses or RR-1 Use Ordinance. Sound attenu- as a conditional use. Sound ation would be required for attenuation would be required residential use. for residential uses. Aviation In Zone D residential uses compatible uses would be would be allowed as defined encouraged, but other sensitive within Tooele County’s Land uses would not be allowed. An Use Ordinance. avigation easement would be In Zone H there would be no required for new development. land use restrictions but height In Zone B residential densi- restrictions would apply. ties of RR-1, 5, and 10 would All new development in the be permitted uses. Aviation five zones would be subject compatible uses would be to height restrictions follow- encouraged. Other sensitive ing federal regulations and uses would be allowed as a the FAA standard obstruction conditional use. Other land evaluation and airport space uses would be permitted, sub- analysis required. ject to Tooele County’s Land Avigation easements would Use Ordinance. Sound attenua- also be required for new devel- You’re Invited ... opment in airport overlay to let us take care of your zones A - C. Separate from the overlay wedding print needs issue, in a public work session with the planning commission in November 2020, SLC airport department staff indicated that the use of the Tooele Valley Airport may be expanded in the future. The master plan for Salt Lake City’s airport system calls • Invitations for the Tooele Valley Airport • Save the Date Cards to be used to serve general • Envelopes aviation, flight training — • Foam Core Pictures, including instrument landing, Any Size skydiving, and support for the Bureau of Land Management’s fire fighting mission.

The BLM has plans to TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO expand their footprint at An airplane takes off from the Tooele Valley airport. Tooele Valley Airport, accord- ing to Brady. million, he said. business-related flying, skydiv- early 90s and asked them to The BLM will spend $3.2 The Salt Lake Department ing, law enforcement/fire/res- take control of the airport, 435.882.0050 • 58 N Main • Tooele million on the expansion. The of Airports is also eyeing cue flying services, recreation- according to Steven Domino, airport will put in another $1.5 the Tooele Valley Airport al flying, and flight training. senior planning consultant for expansion and reloca- It is operated with one pri- with RS&H Consultants and tion of some general aviation mary runway, oriented in a the former director of planning service, according to Brady general north-south direction, and capital programming for Fredrickson, senior aviation along with a supporting paral- the Salt Lake Department of Tooele Education planner with Salt Lake City. lel taxiway system, accord- Airports. The master plan for Salt ing to the Salt Lake Airport The open houses for the F   Lake City’s airport system calls Department. overlay plans will be Feb. 3 S T  C  S  for the Tooele Valley Airport The airport was created in from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and to be used to serve general the early 1970s as a result of Feb. 10 from noon to 1:30 p.m. aviation, flight training — a 1969 study by the Tooele The Zoom meeting link for including instrument landing, County Commission under the Feb. 3 meeting is https:// skydiving, and support for the the direction of the Federal zoom.us/j/91221379111. The Bureau of Land Management’s Aviation Administration, Zoom meeting link for the Feb. fire fighting mission. according to Tooele County’s 10 meeting is https://zoom. Tooele Valley Airport cur- land use plan. us/j/93977091684. rently provides many aviation- Tooele County approached [email protected] Camping in Beautiful Ophir Canyon related services, including Salt Lake City Airport in the By Clint Spindler the way to the elderly. In imple- Wardle. “We’ve laid the founda- Does the thought of Wardle menting policies, I’ve learned tion with education opportuni- spending less time cooped continued from page A1 that you have to ask the right ties right here in the County. up inside sound enticing? If questions to benefit the people Now we need to create and so, you might think about with the greatest amount of broaden our base of jobs — scheduling a camping trip to lege debate,” Wardle said. good and the least amount of tech jobs, professions, jobs that one of our nearby canyons. He debated at the College harm.” people don’t have to drive to Tooele Education Foundation of Eastern Utah and Utah State As a member of the first Salt Lake to have. People need stands ready to help you University while earning a ever Tooele County Council, to be able to work in, live in and plan an excursion in Ophir degree in marriage and family Wardle wants to speed up state enjoy Tooele County.” Canyon…not but 25 minutes studies with an emphasis on transportation infrastructure for But it’s not all about jobs, from your Tooele Valley home. marriage and family therapy. Tooele County. roads, and water for Wardle. Camping provides an Since 1993 Wardle has been “Our legislators have done “As leaders we must set the Visitors enjoying a nice evening meal at the Ophir Canyon a teacher and/or administrator opportunity to enjoy the a great job up on the hill with example and be nice,” he said. pavilion. for the Church of Jesus Christ moving up the construction of “We set the example of civility outdoors and unplug from limited electrical hook-ups, a biking, horseback riding, of Latter-day Saints Seminaries the Midvalley Highway,” said in how we settle problems and daily routines, encourages and Institutes. Wardle. disagreements.” family bonding, helps people large pavilion and approved ATV excursions, or just fire pit, and so much more. enjoying nature’s solitude Wardle was elected to the Effective planning for All people are important, engage in healthy lifestyle Tooele City Council in 2005 growth, including transporta- according to Wardle. Other amenities include: a awaits. Taking a short stroll activities, and simply and served there for 15 years, tion and water, are on Wardle’s “Without civility and diver- immerses us in the fresh spacious grass play area with to the Ophir Historic Site including serving as the Council list of things that need to be sity of thought the best ideas air and tranquility of nature sandbox, volleyball/badminton to reminisce about Ophir’s Chairperson. done. don’t come forward,” he said. -- away from the stress and area, basketball hoop, and a mining history and visiting During his time on the City “We need to look at water “We lose our ability to have confines of COVID-19. horseshoe pit. the old-time schoolhouse is a Council, Wardle wanted to rep- resources, even water outside great ideas come forward and Many people have shared, Even if you don’t have a tent rewarding experience, as well. resent the people of Tooele City. our county that can be brought be discussed, debated, and “there is no better camping or camp trailer, TEF can still There is truly so much to see “In supporting the people, in, so we can have long term move forward.” experience in Tooele County help out. No trailer, no tent, and do while camping in Ophir you have to care about what the sustainable growth,” he said. Wardle represents County than at the Ophir Canyon no worries! For the very first Canyon! issues are,” he said. “They affect Developing jobs — jobs that Council District 1, which Education Center.” Imagine a time, as a new amenity, we If this sounds appealing, people in very real ways, wheth- will pay a wage that can sup- includes Tooele City precincts relaxing outing that provides have placed two 27’ diameter reservations can be er financially or their quality of port a family — is another of 15,16,17,18,19, 20, and 21. more than 2 acres of reserved yurts into service. Each yurt scheduled by accessing life. Over the past 15 years, I’ve Wardle’s passions. [email protected] space, concrete trailer pads, will easily accommodate our website at www. really started to learn that what “We’ve been essentially Transcript Bulletin writer picnic tables, bathrooms sleeping 8-10 people, and can tooeleeducationfoundation.org, we do affects the entirety of the rebuilding our economy since Ceilly Sutton also contributed to with flush toilets and sinks be added to your trip for an clicking on the Ophir Canyon community, from children all the 1997 base closure,” said his story. with hot and cold water, additional fee. Education Center tab, and then Camping clicking on the Ophir Canyon at the OCEC Camping descriptor. From new behavior and results. of people who are clean in offers there, you will find everything Facility People who come to us need the State of Utah because of picturesque needed to book a nice, relaxing continued from page A1 to have an open mind and be MATR.” views of camping trip at the OCEC by interested in their bodies and In order to receive treat- Lion Hill scrolling through the relevant brains and how to reprogram ment from MATR Behavioral and majestic information. and those struggling with their brains to get results that Health, individuals can visit sunrises and Remember to book early as addiction issues. they desire.” the location to set up an sunsets. The reservations fill up quickly! “Our overall message is, you MATR is welcoming to all appointment or call 435-241- chance to see have to treat the individual,” individuals who need treat- 4067. wildlife such as Palmer said . “It’s not a ‘one ment. The center accepts some deer and turkeys Tooele Education size fits all’ approach. MATR is “Our facility is very lov- types of insurance and will Foundation based on something called the ing, and very personalized,” work with individuals who are One of two temperature controlled 27’ is common, and holographic human theory. Palmer said. “We are not a receiving treatment on a final diameter yurts available for camping at the opportunities Ophir Canyon Education Center. for hiking, @TEFbellringer We use principles consistent huge organization with lay- price. with hypnotherapy. It’s very ers and layers of management Palmer wants to thank BNI in depth and very successful and red tape. We are flexible Tooele Networking Team for at reprogramming the brain. and adaptable to the one and helping MATR get started in www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org It helps us to establish new their needs. I would say there the county. sensory data and establish are hundreds if not thousands [email protected]