TOOELE 3A State TRANSCRIPT High School S  golf results T  C See B8 BULLETIN S  TUESDAY May 18, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 101 $1.00 Latter-day Saints break ground, dedicate site ‘The temple is truly a house of peace’

TIM GILLIE live online. EDITOR Latter-day Saint prophets A dot landed in Tooele City and leaders since Brigham on Saturday morning. Young have spoken of the time Around 300 members of when temples would “dot the the Church of Jesus Christ of earth.” Latter-day Saints gathered on a For Merna Dalton, who spot on the east side of Tooele spoke at the groundbreaking to witness the groundbreaking ceremony, a temple in Tooele and dedicatory prayer for the meant that day had arrived. site of the Deseret Peak Utah “Remember the saying — Temple. that ‘temples will dot the earth Members of the ground- someday?’ It’s someday,” she breaking committee aided by said. “We love temples, and we local contractors and a nursery love that Heavenly Father puts transformed the dry, almost temples so that it will remind barren land, into an oasis of us that families can be together landscaping boulders and forever.” greenery with the background Elder Brook P. Hales of of the snow-capped Stansbury the Quorum of the Seventy, Mountain range with Deseret and a Grantsville resident, Peak in center stage. presided at the groundbreak- Attendance at the temple ing ceremony. Elder Berne S. site was limited by state and Broadbent, Area Seventy, also local COVID-19 restrictions attended and participated in that were in place at the time the ceremony. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO the ceremony was planned. The setting for the groundbreaking ceremony for the Deseret Peak Utah Temple was prepared by local contractors with flowers, plants, and trees loaned The ceremony was broadcast ® by a local nursery. Combined with the backdrop of the Stansbury Mountains, groundbreaking attendees had a stunning view for the occasion. SEE SITE PAGE A7

Woman killed in accident at Purple Manufacturing plant slowly reopening ‘A BIG DAY IN A SMALL TOWN’

CEILLY SUTTON Grantsville brings home softball, baseball state titles The softball team won its fourth state title in a row, beating top-seeded STAFF WRITER Manti 6-5 in the championship game Saturday afternoon in Spanish Fork. DARREN VAUGHAN Later, the baseball team captured its first state title since 2018, beating A woman died Thursday at the SPORTS EDITOR Purple Warehouse in Grantsville. Carbon 14-4 in the second game of the championship round after a tough The worker was reportedly pulled Saturday was a day that won’t soon be forgotten in Grantsville. 5-4 loss to the Dinos in Game 1 at Cate Field in West Jordan. into a machine. This was the second Mere hours apart, the Grantsville High softball and baseball teams After posing for a group picture following the baseball team’s victory, OSHA report within the last month captured their respective Class 3A state championships, with the softball the teams returned to Grantsville for a celebratory parade through town. at Purple, according to Sgt. Jeff squad able to watch the final moments of the baseball team’s triumph in For more on the teams’ triumphs, see Sports on Page B1. Watson with the Grantsville Police person. [email protected] Department. The Grantsville City Police Department received a call about a medical assist May 13 at 4:41 p.m. “At the time of the call, it came in as a medical assist,” said Watson. Tooele Technical College “Someone had their arm stuck in a machine. We had an officer who was right around the corner and was there holds 2021 graduation within minutes.” When police arrived, they discov- ered that a maintenance worker, Anita With 2020 ceremony canceled Thursday’s Coester, 51, got caught on moving parts and was pulled into one of the ceremony honored 451 graduates machines at the warehouse. Coester had her arm and part of her TIM GILLIE with the traditional presentation torso caught in the machine, accord- EDITOR certificates. ing to Watson. Tooele Technical College stu- Around 120 students, dressed in “By the time they were able to get dents, faculty, friends, and guests black robes, walked across the stage her free from the machine it appeared gathered on the school’s east lawn to receive their certificate from their she was already deceased,” said for their graduation ceremony on instructors. Watson. “Medical personnel did try to Thursday evening. With the two years accumulation work on her, but it appeared like she With 2020’s graduation canceled of graduates and the school’s open was already deceased.” due to COVID-19, Thursday night’s enrollment and competency-based “OSHA will look into both of the ceremony celebrated all graduates education programs — meaning reports,” he said. “They will see if from 2020 and 2021. some programs have students start- there was anything that could have The graduation included 451 ing and and completing at different been done to prevent this.” graduates. times all through the year — not “We are saddened to report that a The evening’s program included all graduates were able to return to Purple employee was injured while two student speakers followed by a campus for graduation. working and later succumbed to her CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO keynote address from Joyce Hogan, Student speaker Crystal Fowler, a Graduates lineup to receive their certificates at Tooele Technical College’s gradua- chair of the Tooele Technical SEE PURPLE PAGE A7 ® tion ceremony on Thursday night. College Board of Directors, along SEE GRADUATION PAGE A7 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B3 CLASSIFIEDS B4 Police open OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER house OPEN FORUM A4 See A8 SPORTS B1 Data as of May 18, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 7,319 UTAH- Known Cases: 402,731 Hospitalizations: 229 • Deaths: 43 Hospitalizations: 16,532 • Deaths: 2,259 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021 Father and sons lost near TOOELE TECH GRADUATES Knolls Recreation Area found CEILLY SUTTON STAFF WRITER A father and two sons who were recreat- ing in an area by Knolls became disoriented and lost were found the next day by a Search and Rescue team member. On Saturday a family and friends, which included a father and his two sons, were camping at the Knolls Recreation Area, according to Tooele County Sheriff Paul

Wimmer. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO “At about 6 p.m., the father and two Tooele Technical College President Paul Hacking greats a student with boys went for a ride,” he said. “Each boy a fist bump. was on their own individual motorcycle and the father was riding a four wheeler. They were going to go for a short ride that evening. They told everyone where they were going and which direction they were headed. While they were on the ride a big dust storm came through and it seems that when the dust storm subsided it got them COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE turned around.” Search and Rescue volunteers prepare to look for a lost father and his two sons in the Knolls The father and two boys headed back Recreation Area in Tooele County on May 13. to where they thought their camp was, which ended up being the wrong direction, copter located the four-wheeler and two to locate them, because no one had any according to Wimmer. motorcycles. idea that they had gone that far,” Wimmer “Darkness was moving in on them and “The search and rescue team member said. so they didn’t make it back to camp that saw a set of tracks that looked like a four The father and sons abandoned their CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO evening. We got a call around 11 p.m. wheeler and two motorcycles, so they equipment because they ran out of fuel and Tooele Technical College graduates wait for the graduation ceremony saying that they went for a ride and they started tracking that the best they could the battery on the father’s cell phone died, to start of Thursday night. didn’t come back. The family was look- and yesterday afternoon about 2:30 or 3 so he wasn’t able to be tracked. ing for them and couldn’t find them,” said they found the machines. So, then they “The family feels blessed and we are Wimmer. put the search and rescue member down very fortunate to have had a good out- The sheriff’s department called in a on the ground and he started tracking the come,” Wimmer said. “They were exhaust- Department of Public Safety helicopter footprints leading away from the machines. ed and a little bit dehydrated, so we gave to search for the lost individuals but they There were three sets of footprints. Then, them water. All things considered; they were unsuccessful. the helicopter would pick the search and were pretty well prepared for the nature “They couldn’t locate them,” Wimmer rescue member up and they would fly until of their quick ride. They had some extra stated. “The night set in and we had no they couldn’t discern where the footprints water with them and some granola bars. idea where they were or where to look, were. They then put him back on the This probably gave them the energy to because the area where they were sup- ground and they would leapfrog and even- keep going and keep looking for camp. posed to be was searched pretty well, so tually they caught up to the father and two Obviously the longer a search goes on, the they ended up spending the night out lost.” sons walking. They were able to fit them more worried we get and we are thankful The next morning, the search continued all in the helicopter and get them back,” we were able to find them on time. They with volunteers, the Department of Public Wimmer explained. were in a very remote area of the county Safety, search and rescue teams, and the The lost individuals were found about 50 near the Pony Express Trail. Callao isn’t Sheriff’s Department. miles away from their campsite at around 5 much of a town but that was probably the Finally, a search and rescue team mem- p.m. Sunday, according to Wimmer. nearest town to them.” ber in the Department of Public Safety heli- “That was one reason it took us so long [email protected] Masks off for last week of school ous, potentially long-lasting these kids up on other routine Vaccine now available for 12 and older side effects at rates similar to vaccinations.” adults, even when they were Cox announced the public CEILLY SUTTON which contains two shots taken asymptomatic or had only mild health order regarding masks STAFF WRITER approximately three weeks symptoms at the time of their in K-12 public schools will no TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO The Pfizer COVID-19 vac- apart. infection,” said Dr. Michelle longer be in effect during the A Tooele Technical College graduate moves her tassle to the other side cine was cleared for teens by The FDA also authorized the Hofmann, deputy director at final week of school. of her hat as part of the graduation ceremony. the Center for Disease Control use of the vaccine in the age the UDOH. “Protecting these For Tooele County School and Prevention on May 12 for group last week after review- kids by getting them vac- District, this is May 24-28, youth ages 12-15. ing data from Pfizer clinical cinated is such an important 2021. The CDC said that 12- to trials. milestone in the COVID-19 “Our Board of Education 15-year-olds would be able Approximately 215,000 response.” and administration have con- to receive the Pfizer vaccine, Utah children fall into this age “With the CDC announce- sistently and diligently adhered group and are now eligible to ment that youth 12-15 can to all statewide health orders receive the vaccine, according now receive the COVID-19 throughout this pandemic in TOOELETRANSCRIPT to a statement released by the vaccine we are one step closer an effort to ensure our staff ULLETIN Utah Department of Health. to overcoming this pandemic,” and students’ safety. As such, B “The sooner providers start said Jeff Coombs, director while masks are still highly ADMINISTRATION vaccinating these kids the bet- of the Tooele County Health encouraged, they will not be Scott C. Dunn Publisher ter,” said Gov. Spencer Cox. Department. “With summer required beginning May 24,” Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher “Many Utah parents have been activities just around the Tooele County School District Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus waiting for this news so they corner this is a great time for officials said in a statement.

OFFICE can make sure their families youth 12-17 to get the Pfizer Cox also added masks in TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Bruce K. Dunn Controller are more fully protected. This vaccine. There are several loca- schools to the list of legislative Graduates received their certificates from their instructors. Chris Evans Office Manager will mean safer gatherings tions in Tooele County where subjects for the May 19 special Vicki Higgins Customer Service with family and friends and an youth can get the vaccine session of the state Legislature. Patricia Cook Circulation Manager epic summer.” including at the Tooele County Tooele County has had EDITORIAL Since the pandemic began, Health Department.” 7,319 cases of COVID-19 since Tim Gillie Editor 23,419 Utah Children ages The CDC also adjusted its the beginning of the pandemic, Darren Vaughan Sports Editor 12 to 15 have been diagnosed recommendations on admin- according to a report released Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer with COVID-19, according to istering COVID-19 vaccines at daily by the Utah Department Mark Watson Correspondent the statement from the UDOH. the same time as other vac- of Health. ADVERTISING Out of those in the age cate- cines There have also been 229 Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager gory who caught the virus, 201 The COVID-19 vaccine may hospitalizations and 43 deaths Keith Bird Advertising Sales of them had to be hospitalized. now be given with other vac- in the county from the virus. Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & “Of those requiring hospital- cines. The Utah Department of Classified Advertising Manager izations in that age group, 14 “Over the past 15 months Health reported that there LAYOUT & DESIGN developed multisystem inflam- we have seen an increase in the have been 402,731 cases in John Hamilton Creative Director matory syndrome in children. number of Utah kids who are Utah since the beginning of the Liz Arellano Graphic Artist MIS-C is a serious condition overdue for routine immuniza- pandemic, 16,532 hospitaliza- that can lead to death,” UDOH tions,” said Rich Lakin, immu- tions, and 2,259 deaths. PRODUCTION wrote in the statement. nization program manager at 2,640,203 individuals have Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager Mindy Wiseman Production “Despite popular thinking, UDOH. “With this change from been tested for the virus and Dan Coats Pre-press Technician many kids get COVID-19. Some the CDC we have an impor- 1,396,109 individuals have of them get sick enough to tant opportunity to not only received at least one vaccine. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: require treatment in hospitals vaccinate adolescents against [email protected] TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered Maskless hugs were an acceptable part of the ceremony. by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, and some suffer from seri- COVID-19, but to also catch Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the United States. OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. Agriculture foundation brings feeding to Tooele County CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. We couldn’t do it without our masks. Those receiving food are used to purchase, process, PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: Farmers Feeding Utah at Deseret Peak on May 19 partners, and we’re looking will stay in vehicles and have and deliver food to families in 4 p.m. day prior to publication. 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CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Elder Brook P. Hales of the Quorum of the Seventy presided at the ground- Around 300 people attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Deseret Peak Utah Temple on Saturday at 2400 North 400 West in Tooele City. breaking ceremony.

COURTESY OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Richard Droubay, Tooele, chairman of the Grooundbreaking Committee, Berne S. Broadbent, Area Seventy and Brook P. Hales, Quorum of the Seventy, on the stand before the groundbreaking cer- CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO emony started . A youth choir from Tooele County sang “High on the Mountain Top” during the groundbreaking ceremony.

CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Merna Dalton said that temples are a Kim Halladay spoke about the impor- Dianne Rose said a temple in Tooele is reminder that families are forever. tance of temple attendance. an answer to prayers.

COURTESY OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Elder Brook P. Hales, right, turns over the dirt at the site of the Deseret Peak Temple.

CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Stake Presidents in the temple district, which includes Tooele County, Wendover and Elko, Nevada, turn over the earth. The Deseret Peak Temple Groundbreaking Committee takes a turn at turning over dirt for the temple.

CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Elder Hales’ grandchildren help their grandfather break ground for the Deseret Peak CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Temple. Community leaders from Tooele County take a turn at the shovels during the ceremony. A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021

Editor Tim Gillie [email protected] Open Forum 435-882-0050

GUEST OPINION Biden’s child care folly

oe Biden has a New Deal for JAmerica’s kids. He wants to spend more than $225 billion on child care for infants and toddlers, and $200 billion for free, universal pre- school for 3- and 4-year-olds. This is being hailed as a social revolution that will finally bring the United States in line with other advanced idly expanded child care with democracies. generally deleterious effects. In reality, it’s a program that Researchers found increased shows a pronounced class bias. behavioral, social, and health And since it is heedless of the problems for the kids, and experience of other such mass interestingly, worse outcomes programs in the United States for parents, too. The results and around the world, the were, in the words of one Biden approach is also likely to authoritative study, “striking in fail to achieve its goals. their consistent indication of a It’s just not true, as the Biden substantial negative impact of program assumes, that parents universal child care on children of young children are eager to in two-parent families.” shuttle them off to industrial- The exception in Quebec, ized daycare or pre-K programs. per another study, was children An extensive survey for the from single-parent families, populist thinktank American where positive results were Compass found a stark class “particularly large for individu- divide in how couples think als at the very bottom of the about child care. The survey distribution.” asked couples if they preferred The Quebec outcomes, as to have one parent working full Eden notes, accord with what’s time while the other parent been found elsewhere — child LETTERS TO THE EDITOR provides child care in the home, care is best for disadvantaged or to have both parents working children and worst for children and using child care full time. from two-parent families. SR-138 resurfacing traffic Subdivision. Many frustrated UDOT had been informed of One parent working was the As for pre-K, the largest mess drivers drove over the sidewalk the situation, but they didn’t LETTERS POLICY preference of strong majorities study of Head Start, the fed- I wanted to write to make and grass owned and main- seem very interested in com- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes of working-class (68%) and eral program for low-income the community aware of the tained by the Stansbury Service ing to deal with the problems letters to the editor from readers. Letters must be civil in tone, written lower-class couples (58%), children, found any early ben- mess the traffic plan for the Agency on the west side of the that were created. This project exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, with a plurality of middle-class efits faded by the third grade. SR-138 resurfacing was this Porter Way Park and the agency should have been handled dif- and accompanied by the writer’s couples (38%) agreeing. Only a Other research has been more past weekend. will now have to fix the dam- ferently and better planning name, address and phone number. All plurality of upper-class couples encouraging. But a rigorous, For those that may not age. should have been done. letters may be subject to editing. preferred the child care option randomized control study of have been aware, Kilgore was The second issue is this The project should have Readers who are interested in writing (44%). low-income kids in an extensive resurfacing and laying asphalt detour is forcing a lot of traf- been broken up into sections a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of general interest should So, Biden is talking about pre-K program in Tennessee Saturday and Sunday, May 15 fic and large vehicles onto where the areas were 100% contact Editor Tim Gillie. using taxpayer dollars to create showed initial gains washed and 16, from SR-36 to Village smaller residential roads. I finished before moving to Email: [email protected] as a default an arrangement away and then, over time, par- Boulevard. They closed access spent much of the weekend the next section for example Fax: (435) 882-6123 that most parents would rather ticipants had worse academic at Beaman Way and Delgada watching and trying to direct SR-36 to Stansbury Parkway, Mail: Letters to the Editor avoid. and behavioral outcomes. and Brigham roads. traffic back to SR-36 and up then Stansbury parkway to Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Then, there are outcomes. In The research of James The only access to the neigh- to Village Boulevard or Erda Brigham Road, then Brigham P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 a paper earlier this year for the Heckman, a Nobel Prize- borhoods north of SR-138 Way for those trying to get to Road to Castle Rock Drive then Manhattan Institute, researcher winning economist at the was Stansbury Parkway, and Grantsville, UMC or Deseret Castle Rock Drive to Village Max Eden reviewed the litera- University of Chicago who stud- they closed that access mul- Peak. This created not only a Boulevard. ture. ied one of the most successful tiple times during the day on mess but a very unsafe situation The residents of the neigh- insist that UDOT do an inves- The programs that have programs, is often cited by Saturday. Their traffic plan was for our families and children. borhoods north of 138 deserve tigation and figure out what produced the most remark- advocates of the Biden plan. In to detour westbound traffic We had frustrated drivers an apology for what we had to happened. There was no good able positive outcomes over an interview last year, though, north on Stansbury Parkway to speeding, disregarding stop endure, and the drivers sent on reason to put us all through this the years tend to be small, Heckman stipulated that he has Brigham Road then to Castle signs and being obnoxious. We a wild goose chase trying to get chaotic situation. The county, expensive, and very difficult to never supported universal pre- Rock Drive and around to had large semi-trucks, horse west of Village Blvd deserve an UDOT and Kilgore should be replicate. K. He said the benefits of a lov- SR-138. trailers and other large vehicles apology. embarrassed. On the other side of the led- ing, engaged family have never There are a couple of issues in the neighborhood. I called If the county was involved Brenda Spearman ger, there’s the Quebec Family been adequately measured. with this plan. First Castle Rock dispatch twice and talked with in this then an investigation Stansbury Park Resident and Policy. The Canada province “Public preschool programs Drive is not complete and there two deputies, one deputy came should be done to figure out Elected Service Agency Board developed a crash program is no access from Brigham Road out to the area by my house to what went wrong. If the county Member in the late 1990s that rap- SEE LOWRY PAGE A5 ® west to the Wildhorse Ranch see the issue. It sounded like was not involved, they should

GUEST OPINION Employers beg for workers: ‘It’s the economy, stupid’

ave you ever wondered force: closed schools and lack Hwhat happens to flat- of child care options. earthers? When Biden’s people talk John Kass Not all spend their days GUEST COLUMNIST that way, do journalists ever eating pudding with plastic mention to Walsh and oth- spoons and rewatching old sit- ers that the nation’s powerful coms — or as fabulists hanging teachers unions — which con- at the end of the bar, boasting go to work,” Biden said after tribute mightily to Democratic of their heroic exploits until the April jobs report was made candidates — have pushed for closing time. public. “Well, we don’t see the shutdowns of schools and Some become president of much evidence of that.” that Democrats have accom- the United States. To see evidence, you have to modated them? Or they find power in open your eyes. Just like if you Most don’t bring it up. They President Joe Biden’s admin- want a job you have to take just let it sit there. istration and join him in gas- one. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is lighting the nation about that The National Federation of pushing to end the distribution dismal April jobs report as Independent Business says a of federal unemployment pay- businesses struggle to emerge record 44% of all small-busi- ments to get his state working from those government pan- ness owners have job openings again. Florida is joining other demic shutdowns. they cannot fill. And according Republican-leaning states With so many Americans to the Center on Budget and such as Alabama, Indiana, now vaccinated, economists Policy Priorities, in some states Mississippi, Montana, South predicted about 1 million workers can collect unemploy- Carolina and Arkansas. more Americans would find ment for up to 46 weeks. But not in Democrat-run work, but only 266,000 jobs The U.S. Chamber of JOE RAEDLE/GETTY IMAGES/TNS states where politics revolve were added to the economy. Commerce wants to end those A help wanted sign is posted in front of a business on February 4, 2021, in Miami. around taxpayer-funded According to Biden, this has extra government payouts government benefits and pro- nothing to do with generous because they’re enticing people Huntington, West Virginia, cessfully defending an accused Jen Psaki, his press secretary. grams. federal unemployment benefits to stay home. was forced to put up a sign: cow thief. But he really loved OK, Jen, but that’s just talk. Naturally, the Democratic that are scheduled to last until And on top of trillions “MISSING — JOB SEEKERS. IF talking about being a lifeguard. Fraud in the unemployment Party and its media hand- September, on top of state already spent, Biden wants to FOUND, BRING INSIDE.” During his presidential cam- system rose sharply during maidens would much rather unemployment benefits. spend trillions of dollars more. “I feel like I am compet- paign he told America stories the pandemic. Biden and the Americans think about some- According to Team Biden, Will this bring a workless uto- ing against the enhanced in which he was the hero, all Democrats want to make it last thing else, like Republican it has nothing to do with the pia or long-term inflationary unemployment benefits and about his leg hairs turning even longer. Party squabbles with the left’s federal government (i.e., tax- disaster? the stimulus,” Webb told the blond in the sun and his epic For example, in the lock- new mythic hero, U.S. Rep. payers) paying workers to sit I don’t begrudge workers. Herald-Dispatch. “It is making confrontation with the mythic down blue state of Illinois, Liz Cheney, the anti-Trump on their couches, watch Netflix People make decisions based it hard to find workers when “Corn Pop.” with Democrats in complete Republican from Wyoming. and collect unemployment on what they’re offered. If the they can make so much not He’s good at stories. But control and small businesses Years ago, a moderate pro- checks, even as small-business government pays them not to working.” the one about how generous collapsing or fleeing, the business Democrat (remember owners across the country are work, many won’t work. Not all The other morning, I unemployment benefits don’t state’s Illinois Department of that now-extinct species?) on their knees begging workers want to become entrepreneurs stopped for breakfast with keep people from working Employment Security is an made a startling claim: There to return now that many are or work extra hours and get Chicago business owners, didn’t have legs, hairy or oth- absolute disaster. And, like was something Americans vaccinated and the pandemic promoted. Some are content including restaurant guys, who erwise. Biden’s handlers real- Biden, Democratic Gov. J.B. cared more about than politi- is winding down. to just get by. And the govern- said the same thing. ized this, so they reshaped the Pritzker doesn’t seem to want cians jabbering on about poli- “I know there’s been a lot ment is making it easier right “I don’t think Joe Biden message. to open his eyes to behold his tics: of discussion since Friday’s now to do that. ever had a job,” said my friend “In order to receive any kind wonders. It’s the economy, stupid. report that people are being Jason Webb, owner of Jimmy Banakis. “Has he ever of unemployment benefit, Biden’s labor secretary, paid to stay home rather than G.D. Ritzy’s, a restaurant in had a job or run a business?” claimants must be available Marty Walsh, says that there John Kass is a columnist Before Biden spent his life and actively seeking work, and isn’t a simple answer to the for the Chicago Tribune. His Tooele Transcript Bulletin Editorial Board as a politician, he was briefly workers are not permitted to April jobs report. He did men- e-mail address isjskass@chica- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie a public defender, gaining a refuse suitable work and con- tion two barriers that are keep- gotribune.com, and his Twitter Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor small measure of fame for suc- tinue to receive benefits,” said ing people out of the work- handle is @john_kass. TUESDAY May 18, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 Something MATTERS OF FAITH On Your Mind? The Holy Spirit points us to the Savior, Jesus Write a Letter n Sunday the Christian another trap, which seeks to were inside or outside your a glorious church, not having to the Editor! OChurch will celebrate turn Christianity into a religion mother’s womb. He sealed His spot or wrinkle or any such the third of the three major of works instead of grace, of promise to generate, sustain, thing, but that she should be festivals in the church year: Mark Schalmann law instead of love, of our own and strengthen your faith in holy and without blemish” Tooele Transcript Bulletin the Feast of Pentecost. This GUEST COLUMNIST preparations and works instead Christ when you became bap- (Ephesians 5:25-27). It is by P.O. Box 390 festival has been observed for of God’s Word and Sacraments. tized in and into the Name of the Holy Spirit at work in the Tooele, UT 84074 thousands of years, first by The Apostles were anointed the Triune God. hearts of the faithful that this the Jews and then throughout with the Holy Spirit who It is the work of the Holy shall be done. [email protected] the Christian Church. In the I said to you” (John 14:26 descended on them with Spirit to direct you to Christ Happy Pentecost! church of the Old Testament, NKJV). The disciples could tongues of fire — they were for your salvation. We survey Pentecost was celebrated on only fully believe once the not incinerated. The Holy the wondrous cross on which Mark Schlamann is pastor of the fiftieth day following the Holy Spirit came upon them, Spirit worked through these the Prince of Glory died, for First Lutheran Church in Tooele. Subscribe Today day after the Passover Sabbath. after the risen Savior, Jesus, same Apostles who preached it was on that cross that Jesus 435-882-0050 This feast, also called the Feast had opened their minds to the the Word that Pentecost suffered, bled, and died a gory of Weeks, was largely consid- Scriptures. These twelve men, day: the people repented, yet glorious death, winning ered a harvest festival, some- whom the Lord chose (includ- became baptized, and gath- our forgiveness, eternal life, thing we have reserved for our ing Matthias, Judas’ successor) ered together around Word and salvation there. The Holy nation’s Day of Thanksgiving. to carry out His ministry, were and Sacrament. That is true Spirit moves our focus to the PET OF THE WEEK Since the days of the first mere mortals, just as you and I church growth. The Mother font, lectern, pulpit, and altar, Christian celebration of are. They too were sinners, just Church nurtures her children for our Lord gives us the gifts Pentecost, we have celebrated as you and I are. As sinners, in this manner, through ongo- He won on the cross through this day on the fiftieth day of they were, and we are, inca- ing preaching and teaching, Holy Baptism, Holy Absolution, Easter, following the Scriptures pable of believing the Gospel and she feeds her children on Holy Scripture, and Holy as our guide. The culmination (who is Christ) under our own the Word and the Sacraments Communion, doing so through of the Old Testament celebra- power. Saint Paul writes: “…no of Holy Baptism and Holy the Office of the Holy Ministry. tion was the people’s offering one can say that Jesus is Lord Communion. Here the pastor speaks and up loaves of bread to God. except by the Holy Spirit” (1 Take heart! We need not acts in the stead and by the In the New Testament era, Corinthians 12:3). despair! The Lord has not left command of Christ. The pastor the main event is the descent Yet we are surrounded by us as orphans, for He has sent is the best man in the wedding of the Holy Spirit upon the people who think that the Holy us His Holy Spirit. We need not we know as Divine Service, the Apostles, enabling them to Spirit comes to us without be afraid, for the Holy Spirit Sunday worship service when preach the Gospel in different the read and preached Word, has come… and is in His Word the Eucharist (Lord’s Supper) lands and languages. through their own prepara- and Sacraments. The Holy is celebrated. The pastor stands for fi nding all We celebrate the fulfill- tions and works. And we may Spirit is with you and is in you in for Christ, tending to Christ’s ment of the promise our Lord even think this ourselves to now, seeking to create, sustain, bride, the Church, giving her our pets a good made to His disciples prior one extent or another. This is and strengthen your faith in His gifts until He comes again home. to His Passion, the promise because we do not understand Jesus Christ as your Savior and to claim His bride for Himself, He made in John 14: “But the Holy Spirit as we ought. Lord. This is the Spirit’s pri- “…for Christ also loved the the Helper, the Holy Spirit, We tend to tout the Holy Spirit, mary work, to bring you to and church and gave Himself for whom the Father will send in often over against the One to keep you in faith in the Savior, her, that He might sanctify and My Name, He will teach you whom the Spirit points: Jesus Jesus. He began working in cleanse her with the washing all things, and bring to your Christ, in whom our salvation you the first time you heard of water by the word, that He remembrance all things that lies. We can easily fall into the Word of God, whether you might present her to Himself

For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure WEDDING Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires TOOELETRANSCRIPT Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing Lowry Tooele City and possible shelter fee. continued from page A4 BULLETIN Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to Delivering the Grantsville hold animals for 5 business Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. can potentially compensate News in Tooele for the home environments of disadvantaged children,” County for More Heckman said. “No public pre- Than 120 Years Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. school program can provide the environments and the parental Subscribe Tooele Veterinary Clinic love and care of a functioning 435-882-0050 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 family and the lifetime benefits that ensue.” All of this would suggest taking a cautious approach focused on the least-advan- taged kids rather than moving full-speed ahead on a massive Tooele Education federal expenditure to get as F   many kids into daycare and S T  C  S  pre-K as possible, probably Bergen/Riese school next year. Jean-Louis is through the existing structure a graduate of the University of of public schools. Shane and Dianna Bergen South Africa where he received But, in a desperate rush to are pleased to announce the his Bachelor of Laws degree. spend another $4 trillion, Joe marriage of their daughter, He will complete his train- Biden wants his New Deal for Makenna Nicole to Jean-Louis ing to become a lawyer this kids — whether it’s good for Riese of Durban, South Africa, December. They will be mar- them or not. son of Jennifer and the late ried in South Africa on May Johannes Riese. Makenna is 29, 2021. The couple will be Rich Lowry is editor of the a graduate of Brigham Young sealed in the Bountiful Temple National Review. University where she received and a reception will be held in Trout Release 2021 her B.S. in nutritional science Utah for family and friends at a and will be attending medical later date. By Linda Clegg

This year, 10 classes of 6th grade students and their teachers participated LIVING WELL WITH in the TEF Life Cycles Trout Program and raised tanks of trout from eggs CHRONIC CONDITIONS to little fingerlings. They began before Christmas Techniques for frustration, fatigue, pain, and isolation by preparing their tanks, Appropriate exercise to maintain and improve strength making sure all the equipment was clean Appropriate use of medications and proper nutrition and in working order. Mrs. Barrus’ class of 6th graders released trout at Grantsville Communicating effectively with family, friends, and health Trout eggs like it cold, so Reservoir yesterday. professionals before they left for winter break, they started up the independently chose to How to evaluate new Living Well with fish emerge, they can swim Chronic Conditions chillers for their fish tanks into the larger tank. pick up trash that was on treatments Self-Management Program and gave them time to The next several the shoreline. Impressive! get down to the optimal is a six-week workshop. months were filled with Throughout the Living Well With Chronic temperature to support observation, feeding, next two weeks, other People with different chronic health Conditions classes will e held at the trout roe they would water testing, and water participating classes will problems attend together. receive in January. be releasing their fish in the Tooele enior Center, changing. Levels of Workshops are facilitated by two trained Finally, January ammonia in the tank water county reservoirs. It is 59 ine t, eginning Friday, leaders, one or both of whom arrived, and the fish eggs were monitored and water a great culmination to May 28, 2021, from 9:00-11:00 am. are non-health professionals were delivered to each in the tank was exchanged months of effort. participating classroom. To register call 435-277-2302. with a chronic disease themselves. with fresh water as needed Once again, we have our Workshops are FREE. The students were excited to keep the fish healthy friends at Cargill to thank to see the wiggly signs Family members, friends, and happy. for making this program of life inside the eggs as available to students in or caregivers are also Monday at noon the they placed them carefully first class of students the Tooele County School welcome to attend. in the special egg basket participating in the District. We appreciate has holes small enough to program rode a bus to Cargill’s continued contain the eggs, but large Grantsville Reservoir to support of educational enough that when the tiny release their fingerling programming through trout. 6th grade donations to The Tooele teacher Natalie Education Foundation. We Barrus and her at TEF know this type of group of students hands-on learning brings from Grantsville classroom lessons to life Elementary and ties concepts to the counted 426 trout real-world applications. as they released them into the Tooele Education wild. While they Foundation were there at the A student scoops a net full of fish for reservoir, a group @TEFbellringer release. of her students www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021 OBITUARIES

Anita Irene Coester Krystal Gay Dian June (Bryan)

Anita Irene Coester was McGuiness Zentner born July 5, 1969, to parents Anita and Ralph Perea in Price, Krystal Gay McGuiness was Dian June (Bryan) Zentner Utah. She passed away unex- born Oct. 8, 1975, in Salt Lake passed away May 13, 2021, at pectedly May 13, 2021. Irene City, Utah. She returned to her the age of 76 following a short dedicated her professional time Heavenly Father on May 12, illness. Dian was born Feb. 6, as a maintenance mechanic 2021, at her home in Stockton. 1945, in Tooele, Utah, to Aron with Purple Innovations Inc. She was a member of The and June Bryan. She graduat- since early 2019. When she Church of Jesus Christ of of ed from Tooele High School in wasn’t doing the work herself, Latter-day Saints. She loved 1963, where she was Seminary she was teaching as an indus- the Savior. She had a love of President, band majorette and trial maintenance instructor at the outdoors, Dutch oven cook cheerleader. She performed the Tooele Technical College. outs, music, especially U2, and musically around the commu- Irene had such an unwavering her daughters and grandchil- nity, received the John Phillip commitment to her work and dren. She loved to play tractors Sousa award for musical challenged herself every day to with her grandson Adam and achievement and represented be the best in all aspects of her of love and support in such a cuddle with her granddaughter Michelle, several good friends, the school at Girl’s State. She band and children Tamara field. Her professionalism, ded- tragic and unexpected time, Kathryn. Krystal was a social and her beloved cat “Tiger.” married William C Zentner on (Ted) Ryba of Wassenaar, ication, and undoubted service speaks volumes to the person butterfly with many friends She is survived by her Sept. 6, 1963, in the Salt Lake Netherlands; Chris (Janeen) to others within the workplace she was and will continue to be near and far. She was a hard grandmother Mazel Elsholz; LDS Temple. of Aliso Viejo, California; and will not go unnoticed and will long after life on this earth. worker, starting to work at mother Korrine McGuiness; Dian was a dedicated wife, Matt (Stephanie) of Frederick, be missed. Her passion was Irene is survived by her the age of 15 at Reams. Her siblings Trudy (Ken) Jones, mother and friend to all. Maryland. Grandchildren Purple. spouse Frank; four children grandpa had her go and talk Brett McGuiness, Becky She was extremely talented include Cody Zentner, Kristy Irene had such an uplift- Monika, Ryan, Cameron, to the manager to get her first (Justin) Fields, Lisa Boyer, musically and artistically and Zentner, Ashley Zentner, Dallas ing presence when she came Justin; and her grandchildren. job. She moved up quickly and Joee (John) Salas, Troy excelled in all phases of her Zentner, Isabella Zentner, into contact with anyone and She will be greatly missed by loved her job. Later she went (Laura) Elsholz; the joy and life. She and her family lived in Maggie Zentner, Eli Zentner, everyone. She touched count- all, more than most will ever to work at Albertson’s Grocery loves of her life her daughters Pennsylvania, Japan, Hawaii, Aila Zentner, Lili Ryba and less lives on a daily basis. know, from now till forever. in Tooele and had several man- Laurien (Briley) Farr, Paige and Utah. In each location Abby Ryba. Siblings are Jed Known as the fun loving, cool, “Thank you for being a agement positions. At one time (Dallon) King; her grandchil- she has touched a myriad of Bryan and John Bryan. badass motorcycle riding mom, friend. she was working three jobs, dren Adam and Kathryn King; lives. She traveled the world Dian was preceded in death and someone you knew would Traveled down the road and including Nettys just for the many nieces and nephews; and and her favorite places to find by her parents, and brothers always be there regardless of back again. socializing. She loved to talk to boyfriend Jeff Wright. adventure with her family were William “Win” Bryan and Kim the situation. More than just Your heart is true, you’re a the regular customers every- Funeral services will be New Zealand, Hong Kong, Bryan. an amazing mother, wife, sis- pal and a confidant.” where she worked. She loved held Thursday, May 20, at Thailand, Switzerland, Korea, Funeral service will be ter, daughter, and friend. She Services were held Tuesday, to help others and make others noon, in the Grantsville West Japan, and the Netherlands. held for family and friends at was everything. She was it. May 18, 2021, at Tate smile. Many times even though Stake Center, 115 E. Cherry She was an active member of 11 a.m., Friday, May 21, Living her best life and to the Mortuary from 4 to 4:30 p.m., she may have been struggling, St. Visitations will be held the LDS church for her entire 2021, at the Captain’s Island fullest every day with a smile with a celebration of life to fol- she continued to try and help Wednesday evening from 6 life and held multiple church Ward, 5935 Bayshore Drive, on her face. low from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. those around. to 7 p.m., and also Thursday callings. She attended school Stansbury Park. The community’s outreach Krystal graduated from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., both at at Weber State University, There will also be a live Grantsville High School. She the church. Burial will follow taught at Nihon University and link (Zoom) of the funeral at: was married to Richard Gray in the care of Dalton-Hoopes was a noted publisher. Dian youtu.be/sGHOye8meG4 Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 and later divorced. Funeral Home, 435-884-3031. never ceased in serving others In lieu of flowers, we She was preceded in death Online condolences and and was always ready to help suggest donations to the by her great-grandmother Elsie memories may be shared at those in need. Alzheimer’s Association. Hale, her grandfather George daltonhoopes.com She is survived by her hus- PRECIOUS STONES Elsholz, her precious niece MONUMENTS RESTORATION JoLynne (Jody) • Cleaned • Protected Before Follow us on Ovard • Polished • Color Restoration After LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED Facebook! JoLynne (Jody) Ovard lost CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED TOOELETRANSCRIPT her hard-fought battle with Call Susan squamous cell carcinoma can- BULLETIN cer May 15, 2021. She passed 435-830-8664 @TooeleTB away with her loving husband and family by her side. She was born March 7, 1967, in Tooele, Utah, to Verna and David LaBadie. She leaves behind her mother Verna, her sister Nancy (Chuck) Watkins, and her brother Dave (Brenda) LaBadie. She was preceded GENERAL PLAN in death by her father David LaBadie. favorite of her eating a piece of Jody married William (Bill) cake and drinking a Corona at Long and had four sons. Jody their Friday night dinners. will be missed by her sons and Jody always said Dee was daughters Dustin (Holly) Long, the love of her life and they Nicholas Long (Madisen), would be together forever, Brandon (Lindzee) Long, “Because they were simply Chistoper Long (Yancy). After meant to be.” their divorce, Jody met and You’re in the arms of the fell in love with DeVon (Dee) angel... fly away... guard us Ovard. They were married from above. July 22, 2015. This marriage The family wants to thank brought three daughters: Harmony Hospice for their Alisha (Mike) Messer, Emily care and compassion. Ovard, Rachael (Nic) Catt, In lieu of flowers you may and one more son Drew Ovard donate to the Street Dawg (Miranda). Jody also has Crew of Utah, (an organization a bonus daughter, Mallory to serve the pets of the home- Trujillo. Jody’s pride and joy less and other low income are her 10 grandchildren. and vulnerable populations) She loved being a grandma. by PayPal, debit or credit at She has several nieces and StreetDawgCrew.org or Venmo nephews, an aunt, uncle, and is [email protected] in brothers-in-law. She will also remembrance of Jody Ovard, be missed by her fur babies or a fund in Jodys name at Shadow, Jeff, and Tiger, all Mountain America Credit girls. Union to help pay expenses. A Jody had many friends and Venmo to help cover service touched many people’s lives costs can be found @Devon- just by being “Jody.” She will jody-ovard always be remembered either There will be a celebration by snowflakes, waterfalls, of life at Tate Mortuary, Friday, Yellowstone Park, a cloudy May 21, 2021, from 5 to 7 p.m. stormy day, family dinners, Please wear a mask to the ser- Halloween, scary movies, her vice if you have not been fully love of Jack Skellington and vaccinated. OPEN Sally, and her sister’s all-time DEATH NOTICES HOUSECOME SHAPE THE FUTURE OF THE COUNTY! Jerilyn McFarland Erichson

AY PARK Jerilyn McFarland Erichson of Stansbury Park, Utah, passed away May 16, 2021. A full obituary will run in the Thursday edi- Y tion of the Transcript Bulletin. A viewing for Jerilyn will be held Friday, May 21, at Tate Mortuary from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., STANSBURY PARK with graveside to follow at the Tooele City Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. For more information or questions please refer to Tate Mortuary TAKEOUT NIGHT at 435- 882-0676. LOCATION: PORTER WAY PARK MAY 4021, 85 E PORTER WAY JUNE Nancy Griffith 3RD5PM- Nancy Griffith, wife of Monte Griffith, of Tooele, Utah, passed 27TH5PM- away May 17, 2021. A full obituary will run in a future edition of the Transcript Bulletin. For information or questions please refer 7:00PM to Tate Mortuary at 435-882-0676. 7:00PM ARK N OCKTO STOCKTON & RUSH VALLEY We’re always looking for news LOCATION: ALEX BAKER PARK 382 S ROGER ST, STOCKTON Contact us today 435.882.0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT or [email protected] BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Home Loans! SECURITY Call Now HOME MORTGAGE To Find You Jason White Mortgage Loan Consultant The Lowest NMLS #2011571 Rates

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CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO An artist’s rendition of the completed Deseret Peak Utah Temple.

place where ceremonies such feel comfort and peace.” Site as baptism and eternal mar- President Russell M. Nelson, continued from page A1 riage can be performed in of the Church of Jesus Christ behalf of those who have died of Latter-day Saints, traveled to — a practice that Latter-day Tooele County to visit potential “This temple will be a great Saints believe was followed in temple sites and selected the blessing to us,” said Elder New Testament times, but was location, according to Elder Hales. “I am so grateful that later lost, according to their Hales. we can be here today to start newsroom website. “We are drawn to the construction symbolically of “God the Father loves us, temple, particularly in these this great temple.” He knows us, He’s concerned times of difficulty and calamity Temples are not ordinary about us, and [He] wants us and chaos,” said Elder Hales. places for Sunday worship for to be in this holy edifice,” said “The temple is truly a house of Latter-day Saints. Tooele resident Kim Halladay peace.” Temples are where “heaven during the program. President Nelson announced and earth intersect” said Elder Latter-day Saints believe in the Church’s April 2019 Hales in his remarks before he Temples point to Jesus Christ General Conference that a offered a dedicatory prayer for and their eventual life with temple would be built in the the temple site. Him, their Heavenly Father Tooele Valley. Latter-day Saint temples and their family members on In January 2021 President are considered houses of God, the condition of faithfulness to Nelson announced the current a place of holiness and peace Christ’s teachings, according to location of the temple. He also separate from the preoccu- the Church’s website. announced at that time that pations of the world. They “It (the Temple) is going to the name of the temple would provide a place where Church help us find our way home,” be the Deseret Peak Utah members make formal prom- said Elder Hales. Temple. ises and commitments to God. The Deseret Peak Temple The Church currently has They are also the place where will be built on 17.98 acres at 252 temples either announced, *Contest ends *TCHD the highest sacraments of the 2400 North 400 West in Tooele under construction, or in June 30, 2021, faith occur — the marriage of City. operation. *Contest ends employees winners will be *TCHD couples and the “sealing” of The land was donated by “Help us that through the June 30, 2021, *Be sure to are not families for eternity, according Perry Homes. Atonement of our Savior, Jesus announced #vaccinatetooelecounty include eligibleemployees to win #shotintooelecounty to the Church of Jesus Christ The three story temple will Christ, we might be preparedwinners July will 1, 2021.be #buhbyerona *Be@TooeleHealth sure to are not of Latter-day Saints newsroom be 70,000 square feet with a and worthy to enter Thy sacred but are #goodbyetooelecountycovid#vaccinatetooelecounty announcedQuestions? #igotmyshottooele website. separate 20,000-square-foot house to receive the blessings ininclude your post to #shotintooelecounty eligibleencouraged to winto #covidfreefamily “I have prayed that we meetinghouse to be built to the of exaltation available for our- July 1, 2021.Call #buhbyerona @TooeleHealthbe entered into participate. #100percentvaccinated would be able to have a temple north of the temple, sharing a selves and for our ancestors. ... 435-277-2302. but are #goodbyetooelecountycovid#singlesafetomingle Questions? #healthytooelecounty in this valley, and I am so parking lot with the temple. Please bless all that will live in in yourthe drawing. post to #igotmyshottooele #covidfreefamily grateful to be able to be here “We’re drawn to the temple, this temple district that they encouraged to Call #100percentvaccinated as we break ground for the particularly in these times of will feel the godly power of be entered into participate. 435-277-2302. #singlesafetomingle Deseret Peak Utah Temple,” great difficulty and calamity this sacred edifice,” said Elder the drawing. #healthytooelecounty said Tooele resident Dianne and chaos,” said Elder Hales. Hales, as he offered the dedi- Rose during the ceremony. “The temple is truly a house of catory prayer. Temples serve as the only peace, where we can go and [email protected]

public relations and communi- Our thoughts and prayers are Purple cations director. “We are slowly with the victim’s family. We ask continued from page A1 transitioning employees back that everyone please respect into the work environment as their privacy at this difficult we complete our assessment. time.” injuries at our Grantsville loca- Purple is also providing grief [email protected] tion,” said Misty Bond, Purple counseling for all employees.

the proper time.” Joyce Hogan recalled Graduation Student speaker Anthony the early history of Tooele continued from page A1 Goday, a student of the year Technical College, or Tooele and an industrial maintenance Applied Technology College. technician graduate, said he “Tooele students had to catch licensed practical nurse gradu- didn’t grow up in the best of a bus at 6:30 a.m and ride into ate, said “I was never caught circumstances. Salt Lake County to get techni- up, there was always more to “My mom did the best she cal education,” she said. “Until do.” could for me and my brothers,” a group of community leaders “Why do it?” she rhetorically he said. “She worked as many got together and went to the asked. “We were able to wit- jobs and as many hours as she legislature and said ‘We need a ness the miracle of life and the needed to take care of us. ... We college.’” sacredness of death.” aren’t all dealt the best cards. Hogan advised the graduates To her fellow graduates, We don’t get to choose the to “Chase your dreams and find Fowler said, “I urge you to do cards, but it’s what we do with your passion.” it. Don’t hold back and wait for the cards we get that counts.” [email protected]

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TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021 Tooele City Police Department holds open house One year later public gets look inside new police station

CEILLY SUTTON interview domestic or sexual STAFF WRITER assault victims. Over the weekend, the Tooele The center of the station City Police Department held has several offices and cubicles their open house for their new along with conference rooms for location on Garden Street. officers. The Tooele City Police moved “Before we had this building into their new office a year ago. with offices, we really had a However, due to COVID-19 a hard time doing training, staff ribbon cutting and open house meetings, and things like that,” was delayed until Saturday. Hansen said. “So, there are two The new location includes divisions at our station — the bulletproof glass, workout room, patrol division and the detec- and a large community room. tive and administrative division. Tooele City Police officers You can see both divisions have opened the doors and let the offices.” public inside the police sta- The detective interview tion to take a look around on rooms are equipped with cam- Saturday at 2 p.m. eras to interview suspects and Officers took small groups criminals. of individuals on a tour of the “These rooms are set up dif- station. ferently than the soft interview The new police station rooms,” Hansen said. includes a soft interview room. The police’s detaining area CEILLY SUTTON/TTB PHOTOS “At our old location the pub- includes concrete floors and The new Tooele City Police Department Building (above) opened in 2020, but because of COVID-19 a ribbon cutting and open house was delayed until lic would come in to talk to us benches for those under arrest 2021. The lobby of the Tooele City Police station (below). and we wouldn’t have anywhere to be held. to talk the public,” said Jeremy “We bring in our intoxicated and take their DUI or intoxi- Hansen, public information offi- people and DUIs here,” said cated person in through these cer. “We didn’t have a soft inter- Hansen. “We have machines doors so they don’t have to go in view room. So, if someone came here with an intoxilyzer to through any of the other areas into the old station to report a figure out what their blood of the station,” said Hansen. fraud or something like that, alcohol content is at. Obviously, The police station contains a we would have to talk to them this area isn’t built for comfort. large evidence room where offi- in the lobby. So, that is why We have it like this so we can cers can process evidence from we have this room to interview limit what they can damage or crime scenes. people.” destroy.” The evidence room, which The soft interview room is The detaining area includes resembles a science lab, includes equipped with cameras to film a single restroom which flushes a dryer where police can hang interviews if necessary, couches, from outside the door, so those up bloody clothes to be pro- and toys for children to play under arrest can’t flush any con- cessed and a fingerprint station. with if they accompany their traband down the toilet. Outside of the evidence room parents. Outside the detaining area is are several large metal carts A lot of the time, according a sally port. where officers can store evi- to Hansen, the room is used to “Our officers can pull in here dence and an area where items

that were used for evidence in a room the evidence tech can sit he said. “We are excited that case can be given back to their down in, so the evidence tech we have this kind of support owners through bulletproof never has to have contact with from the community to have glass. the people.” this building built. One of my “One of the issues at the old The station’s gym includes a favorite places is the community police station was the evidence full-size room with weights and room, because we are able to tech had to go downstairs to the weight machines for the officers host community events and dif- basement to where evidence to train on. ferent training for our officers. was, haul it all the way back up Outside of the large gym Having this kind of space is to the front to release it to the room there is an outside space something that we have never CEILLY SUTTON/TTB PHOTO person,” Hansen said. “This is a for officers to push tires around had before. It’s been nice to The police chief’s office. and get some sun. have the ability to have these Hansen told those on the tour kinds of things.” that the only room that they Tooele City officers moved could not see was the armory into the new building, which room where all of the guns and was not yet complete, on March ammunition are stored. 18 after a 5.7 magnitude earth- The new police station also quake caused concern about Emergency care. includes a decompression room potential damage to the old and six bathroom facilities. police station. Recognized nationally. Available locally. “I am very glad to have this The building was completed new building,” said Cody Hart, roughly a month later, accord- community resource officer. ing to Hansen. “When I first started, we were The new police station, locat- over there in the old loca- ed at 50 N. Garden Street, and tion. This is definitely a huge a side ancillary building sit on CHEST PAIN 30-MINUTE improvement from what we are 2.27 acres. The station is 22.5 CENTER PLEDGE used to.” feet tall and 23,514 square-feet. Sergeant Shawn Sagers is The ancillary building is 2,560 excited to host events including square-feet. GENERAL TELE-INTENSIVIST CRITICAL CARE the public in the station’s com- The cost to build the station SURGERY munity room. was $8.5 million, which was “We are excited to be here to roughly $500,000 under budget, have this open house to show according to Hansen. the community what we have,” [email protected]

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113028_MOUN_ERcapabilities_7_278x10c.indd 1 11/13/20 4:38 PM TUESDAY May 18, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 Sports Cowboys capture fourth straight softball title Third-seeded GHS upends No. 1 Manti in final DARREN VAUGHAN seniors August Cowan and Bre SPORTS EDITOR Hiatt, Grantsville completed Despite being the three- an impressive undefeated run time defending Class 3A state through the tournament. champions, and having gone “We took that underdog undefeated in Region 13 play role — we really, really loved this season, the Grantsville that role,” Grantsville coach softball team came into the Tony Cloward said. “That’s state tournament feeling like kind of us, especially this team underdogs. — we’re so scrappy.” After all, the Ratings Grantsville (19-8) gave up Percentage Index had the three runs in the first inning Cowboys seeded third, behind to the top-seeded Templars perennial power Manti, as (28-4), who needed to win well as a South Summit team twice in order to win the state Grantsville beat twice during title after the Cowboys beat the regular season. However, them 3-1 in Friday’s semifinal something like seeding wasn’t round. However, the Cowboys about to stop the Cowboys bounced back to tie the game from achieving their ultimate at 3-3, clawing their way back goal. into the contest. Grantsville won its fourth- It seemed that Manti was consecutive state champion- about to take control of things ship and fifth in program in the fourth inning. The history on Saturday, beating Templars had two runners PHOTO COURTESY OF TONY CLOWARD Manti 6-5 in a thrilling final The Grantsville softball team poses with the Class 3A state championship trophy after beating Manti 6-5 in the championship game Saturday in Spanish game in Spanish Fork. Led by SEE TITLE PAGE B8 ➤ Fork. The Cowboys have won five state titles, including the past four in a row.

SPORTS WRAP HS baseball scores Thursday Class 3A quarterfinals Grantsville 5, Juab 0 Cowboys down Richfield 9, Judge Memorial 5 Class 3A one-loss bracket Manti 23, Delta 17 Carbon 10, Emery 0 Dinos for 3A title Delta 3, Morgan 1 Manti 14, Union 9 Carbon 12, ALA 2 Big first inning sparks Grantsville in title game Emery 12, North Sanpete 11 DARREN VAUGHAN them to do, they all played the Class 4A super regional SPORTS EDITOR role we asked them to do and Stansbury 8, Cedar Valley 0 The Grantsville baseball when they got their opportuni- Pine View 21, Sky View 10 team wasn’t discouraged after ty, they all performed,” Perkins Green Canyon 3, Dixie 2 losing the first game of the said. “Zack had an awesome Mountain Crest 1, Juan Diego 0 Class 3A state championship tournament and Kaden caught Ridgeline 17, Uintah 2 round to Carbon on Saturday at so well in that tournament. Desert Hills 12, Canyon View 1 Snow Canyon 12, Cedar City 1 Cate Field in West Jordan. Tyson came on and closed it out Bear River 6, Crimson Cliffs 2 Instead, a winner-take-all at the end. That senior leader- game seemed like a fitting way ship is probably why we won Class 2A quarterfinals to cap the Cowboys’ improbable the state tournament.” Gunnison 4, Beaver 1 Parowan 4, Kanab 0 run to a third title in the past The fifth-seeded Cowboys eight seasons. (22-9) got things started early Class 2A one-loss bracket Grantsville teed off on the against Carbon starter Jacob Duchesne 12, North Sevier 10 Dinos for five first-inning runs Vasquez. Staley was hit by a Enterprise 7, Millard 2 and never looked back, cruising pitch, and Caleb Sullivan drew Duchesne 9, North Summit 2 North Sevier 12, Monticello 2 to a 14-4 win in six innings to a walk before Blake Thomas Enterprise 18, Layton Christian 5 win its first state championship ripped a double down the left- Millard 7, Milford 4 since 2018 — when the current field line to put Grantsville up seniors were freshmen. 2-0. Kelley walked and Jace Friday Class 3A semifinal Cowboys coach Aaron Sandberg singled, with Bridger Grantsville 9, Richfield 8 Perkins said seniors Josh Staley, Beacham reaching base on Zack Hale, Sam Daybell, Kaden a two-out error to drive in Class 3A one-loss bracket Kelley, Tyson Hainke and Karter Kelley. Jaxson George’s single Carbon 8, Juab 4 Bohman used the lessons they to left drove in Sandberg and Juab 17, Manti 5 Carbon 11, Judge Memorial 9 learned from the 2018 squad to Beacham for a 5-0 lead. PHOTO COURTESY OF AARON PERKINS help forge their own legacy. Class 4A super regional The Grantsville baseball team celebrates after beating Carbon for the Class 3A state championship on Saturday. “They all did what we asked Stansbury 12, Cedar Valley 1 The Cowboys have won three championships in the past eight seasons. SEE CHAMPS PAGE B8 ➤ Dixie 8, Green Canyon 2 Pine View 17, Sky View 5 Crimson Cliffs 7, Bear River 6 Snow Canyon 11, Cedar City 1 Mountain Crest 11, Juan Diego 1 Ridgeline 5, Uintah 4 Bear River 7, Crimson Cliffs 6 Stallions, Buffs sweep Dixie 9, Green Canyon 2 Desert Hills 6, Canyon View 3 Class 5A first round Bonneville 16, Hillcrest 8 second-round series Park City 15, East 5 Box Elder 11, Timpview 1 Viewmont 2, Highland 1 State tourney continues Wednesday in Spanish Fork Payson 10, Mountain View 0 DARREN VAUGHAN Stansbury High School, while top-seeded Class 2A semifinal SPORTS EDITOR Parowan 11, Gunnison 9 Tooele took down No. 16 Green Canyon at The Stansbury and Tooele softball teams Tooele City Park. The Stallions and Buffaloes Class 2A one-loss bracket each took care of business in convincing fash- will meet Wednesday at noon in Spanish Fork Beaver 7, Kanab 3 ion, sweeping their respective best-of-three as bracket play begins. The winner will face Beaver 13, Duchesne 10 Kanab 5, Enterprise 4 series in the second round of the Class 4A the Canyon View-Ridgeline winner at 2:30 state tournament Friday and Saturday. p.m. Wednesday, while the loser will take on Saturday Eighth-seeded Stansbury earned a pair Class 3A championship of hard-fought wins over No. 9 Sky View at Grantsville 14, Carbon 4 (Game 2) SEE TOURNEY PAGE B7 ➤ Carbon 5, Grantsville 4 (Game 1) Class 3A one-loss bracket Carbon 7, Richfield 4 Class 6A first round Corner Canyon 13, Clearfield 0 West Jordan 10, West 6 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Taylorsville 5, Herriman 4 Stansbury freshman Larry Ramirez controls the ball in space during a Davis 7, Syracuse 2 Region 10 boys soccer match against Ogden on March 29 at Stansbury Northridge 13, Copper Hills 9 High School. The Stallions beat Sky View in a penalty-kick shootout on Weber 19, Kearns 15 Monday at Jordan High School in Sandy to advance to tonight’s Class 4A Fremont 9, Roy 2 state championship game at 7 p.m. at Rio Tinto Stadium against Ridgeline. Westlake 6, Cyprus 0 Class 5A second round Murray 3, Box Elder 2 Wasatch 8, Lehi 3 Stallions advance Farmington 19, Bonneville 3 Skyline 7, Viewmont 6 Orem 9, Payson 3 Provo 6, Alta 4 to state title game Bountiful 7, Park City 2 Brighton 5, Springville 3 Class 2A championship Shootout win sends Stansbury to Rio Tinto Beaver 12, Parowan 9 (Game 2) Beaver 12, Parowan 7 (Game 1) DARREN VAUGHAN boys soccer team too much SPORTS EDITOR in Monday’s Class 4A state Class 2A one-loss bracket Shootouts are supposed to semifinal game against Sky Beaver 13, Gunnison 2 be one of the most pressure- View at Jordan High School Monday packed situations a soccer team in Sandy. Junior goalkeeper Class 4A Bracket 1 can face — particularly in a Devun Collins made two saves Mountain Crest 7, Stansbury 6 win-or-go-home postseason in the shootout and sophomore Bear River 8, Desert Hills 6 ZACK HAMILTON/TTB PHOTO game, with a berth in the state reserve Jace Toland scored the Stansbury’s Kaycee Thornock fields a fly ball in left field during the Stallions’ Class 4A second-round state championship on the line. go-ahead goal on the Stallions’ SEE WRAP PAGE B7 ➤ tournament series against Sky View on Friday at Stansbury High School. The Stallions swept the best-of- That very situation didn’t three series, setting up Wednesday’s matchup against rival Tooele in Spanish Fork. seem to bother the Stansbury SEE SOCCER PAGE B7 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021

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www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or First Baptist Food Pantry COVID-19 Help for DAV Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the third Friday of each month from Tooele www.exploretooele.com. Community Food Pantry located at The Disabled American Veterans Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Senior Center 580 S Main St., Tooele. We are open National Office has established a relief second Friday of each month for din- Grantsville City Library on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. fund to provide financial aid to service- ner and socializing. If you are interested call Hal at 435-840-3683. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville Everyone is welcome, no requirements. connected disabled veterans who have or have questions, please join us at the all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are City Library is going fine free. We will no Come as often as you need, we have lost employment or income due to the Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., longer charge overdue fines for items plenty of food. First Baptist Church 435- COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at to Recovery” Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and exciting returned after their due date. Our new 882-2048. grants are meant to help these disabled 435-277-0087. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, hours are Tuesday through Friday from service connected veterans, pay bills, 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from Baby Blankets Needed obtain food and provide for their families Tooele Valley Family History Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- during these difficult times. Center to all those affected by someone else’s wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class limited contact hold pick-up, please call ery at Mountain West Medical Center. The application for this relief can be Research your ancestors free with addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer movies and health classes. Meals-On- 435-884-1670 for more information. Blankets should be new and in good found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans trained Family Search volunteers at the help by sharing our experience, strength Wheels available for homebound. Lunch condition. Homemade blankets are also will need to fully complete the application Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 and hope. For more information, please served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Grantsville Irrigation Company accepted if new. Donations can be turned and provide documentation verifying N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. contact Terri at 435-313-4851. gested contribution is $3. For those under Residents have been allotted 50,000 in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West their status as a service-connected dis- Hours of operation: Tuesday through 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to gallons per residential share. Agricultural Children’s Choir Auditions Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in abled veteran who has lost employment Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and the store or doctor visits for residents in users have been issued one regular turn Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with as a result of the pandemic. Disabled Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- for the season. If you notice any leaks tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 any questions. veterans who are small business owners evenings by appointment only. Special portation information call 435-843-4114. or have other questions please contact years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, or who work independently and have classes offered regularly. Call the center For more information about the Tooele the office at 435-884-3451 or gicwater@ Just Serve owner and director of Blake Music Studios, been negatively impacted financially as a for more information. center, call 435-843-4110. gmail.com. If you are interested in serving in your directs the choir. Blake has a degree in result of the virus may also be eligible for community, or know of a service project vocal performance and has taught at the Grantsville Bike Hike Road this assistance. Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Tooele Pioneer Museum that would benefit your community, go to This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at collegiate level. If your child loves to sing 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Closure justserve.org and post your project or sign the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 and you are looking for an exceptional Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Grantsville Elementary, Willow up to become a volunteer for the project Groups and Events S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, musical experience for them, this is it. For and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most Elementary and Grantsville Police Dept. of your choice today! This is a free website contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann more information and to register for an Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. would like to announce the following that connects community needs with vol- Tooele County Gun Show and at 435-849-4180. audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Open other times by appointment. Call road closures: SR 112 from Sheep Lane to unteers who can help meet those needs. com or call 435-277-0755. 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Durfee Street will be closed for GES & WES Safety Fair Vendors and Exhibitors wanted for the Alcoholics Anonymous 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- schools 5th grade bike hike on Monday, Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. Tooele Valley Youth Symphony Tooele County Gun Show and Safety tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, May 24th and Tuesday, May 25th around Moose Main Street, daily at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. Kids can learn to play a musical instru- Fair on June 12, 2021 and for The Trap 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and again around 1:30 Park in back. ment this summer at Tooele Valley Youth Mobile Vet Center p.m. to 3 p.m. Meals at Lodge Shooting Competition the following Symphony’s Beginners Camp. Instruments To better serve veterans located in Friday and Saturday night dinners will Saturday, June 19, 2021. The Gun Show Alcoholics Anonymous are included! Register at www.beginban- Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center be served from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Safety Fair will be held at the spa- Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are dandorchestranow.com. (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Schools Friday night dinners change weekly, cious Deseret Peak Convention Center also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern or you can order from the menu items from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Trap Shooting p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Rocky Mountain Hospice side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. St. Marguerite Catholic School Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Competition will be held the following Dr., Tooele. Want to have more meaning in your life. 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides Students of all faiths are welcome able price. Saturday, June 19, 2021 at the Tooele Do you want to do something that is sat- free, confidential counseling for theater from preschool through 8th grade at Daily lunch specials are available at the Gun Club (hours TBD). If you’re interested Young People in Recovery isfying and of great service to your com- veterans of all conflicts. For further Tooele County’s only faith-based school. lodge from 11 a.m. in supporting this event as a vendor or Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain information contact Dave Brown at 801- Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day Take out orders can be called in during exhibitor, please visit https://forms.gle/ all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Hospice volunteer. No experience 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small our operating hours and picked up at the FTJMojs4WJMLF3Km6. For more informa- p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and required. All training, background check 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- lodge at the time agreed on. tion contact Kevin Neff at 435-277-2380 or also on the first and third Friday of the and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or For members and their guests only. [email protected]. month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park The only requirement is your desire to Donate to Library visit www.stmargschool.org. Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., help someone in need. Please contact Please remember the “Friends of the Meetings Tooele County Arts Guild Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky Tooele City Library” while doing home Meetings occur on the first and third All artists from Tooele County age 13 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy cleaning and donate your used books to Education Sundays of every month, 9:30 a.m. for the and above are welcome to join the Tooele 435-255-9905. Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at the bookstore in the library. Money from men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. County Arts Guild for an evening, or for 801-397-4902. book sales is used to support programs Tooele Technical College the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Family support group within the library. The library is located at Programs with space available bership include the opportunity to display Get your loved one sober. The USARA The Next Chapter 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call include the POST (Peace Officer Eagles your artwork for show and sale in various Craft family support group is held The Next Chapter is a free social support 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Standards Training) program (Satellite venues around Tooele County, as well as Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading and educational program to help widows org. Thank you for your support. Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s Meetings regular updates on events in our commu- room at the Tooele City Library. Group and widowers adjust to the loss of their License (CDL) program and Software The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- books and materials provided. Craft is a spouse through monthly activities. You Books for the Whole Family Development. These programs and others to start their meetings again on Monday, ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! free program for family members who are invited to join others who are on the Donated children’s books and paper- are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are Call 435-228-8217 for more information. have a loved one with a substance use same page as you, to begin a new chapter backs are for sale for 25 cents, and and begin training for a promising career. encouraged to be there and all sisters are disorder. For more information, call Heidi in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele hard-covers are being sold for $1 from Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- invited to attend. Stansbury Days Triathlon Warr at 435-255-9905. County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 p.m. to 8 es at 435-248-1800 for more information. Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening more details. p.m. on Mondays and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. August 21, 2021! Mark your calendars! Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All Adult Education Registration opens April 18. To register, go Change Sons of Utah Pioneers proceeds go back to the library for proj- Get your high school diploma this year Social Room to this link! https://www.runnercard.com/ We’ve changed the date and location Anyone interested in the history of ects and programs. at the Tooele Community Learning Center. Please notice that the Social Room is roadrace/public/raceGroup/976695 of our meeting. Please join us the 3rd Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah All classes required for a high school open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. Teens and adults, first timer or experi- Monday of every month online through pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah Community Book Sharing Box diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- There is no sitting or standing at the bar enced! 500m swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75 Zoom. The Tooele County Health Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- Our Community Book Sharing Box has aration and English as a second language and tables are set six feet apart and are mile bike on a pretty flat course/ 5km Department’s Aging Services program ings due to the pandemic, but watch this moved to a new location. It has moved are available. Register now to graduate sanitized regularly. For the next two run (that’s 3.1 miles). You can even sign is the sponsor for this free Alzheimer’s bulletin and we will announce our next two doors to the south where the Cook — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 weeks masks are required to enter and up with a team. This event is a blast, train Association Caregiver Support Group. meeting, which will be a virtual meet- Family will now be the steward’s of the Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- upon exiting the building. After entering with a friend, compete with your neigh- The groups are designed to provide emo- ing. Also watch for an announcement of “Little Free Library” at 987 S 1050 W. cation classes are for students 18 and over. the building please print your name on bors, and get cheered on by your com- tional, educational, and social support for the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer Anyone can take a book or bring a book the forms provided in the event that con- munity. Prizes, t-shirts, raffle, and food. As ESOL caregivers. Call 435-843-4119 to register to Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- to donate and share with others. To learn tact tracing would be needed, this infor- always, we need volunteers, so if you want receive the meeting link. lic. For more information about the Sons ESOL conversational classes are held more and to find other locations near you, mation will only be used in the event of to get involved without the sweat, sign up of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele go to www.littlefreelibrary.org, under the contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite to help on race day! Tooele County Aging Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- MAP tab and enter your zip code. you to come down and see what we’ve Tooele County Aging is looking for [email protected] dents may also come anytime the center is done to help make it safe to go out. Ladies Community Club of volunteers to help us meet the needs of open for individualized study. Registration The social room is open 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tooele seniors in the community. Many seniors TC Squares Dance Club Grantsville is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele daily, staffed with volunteer bartenders, To view upcoming events, learn more require assistance and need rides to doc- The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- please tip accordingly. about our organization, or to become a tors or other professionals. Rides help dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Share your Ancestry tion. member, please find us on Facebook or seniors live more independent lives. Call Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 The Family History Center in Grantsville Early Head Start you can email us at ladiescommunity- 435-843-4114 for more information. The West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please has been gathering histories, pictures and Elks Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers bring finger food to share. For more infor- DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers [email protected]. obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All also are in need of volunteers. For more mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, NO COST weekly home visits for families information will be shared upon request, Bar TOPS Weight Loss Support information about volunteering at the Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s who are eligible under the age of 3. Home but we are asking for your help in further- We are open and now serving food Group Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For website at tcsquares.com. visits include parent and child education, ing this work. Thanks for all who have Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) volunteering at the Tooele Center call assessments, and family support services assisted. Please contact Don and Patti Our new contact phone number is 435- Weight Loss Support Group meets every 435-843-4110. Tooele County Homemakers including nutrition education. We also Johnson, by email: [email protected], by 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church We would like to invite all ladies to our offer comprehensive health services for mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Life’s Worth Living Foundation Homemakers club. Meetings are held on expecting mothers including prenatal Yard Sale by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by Suicide support group meetings are the first Tuesday of every month with a parent education and support services. May 22nd 7 a.m to 12 p.m. a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Senior Center Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- dren are invited to attend. Come and let Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. September through May. Located at 151 The senior center is for the enjoyment 882-3439. Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by N Main, in the auditorium of the Health of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Disabled Veterans us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Free developmental evaluation more information visit TOPS.org or con- the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Department and USU Extension offices. are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Chapter 20 tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and cide, please plan on attending. Please go per year. For more information, call Eileen NO COST developmental evaluations for The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, Museum Volunteers Needed on Facebook and like our page to keep 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Chapter 20, for the Disabled American crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park current with our latest news and events. 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. range of services for children with devel- Veterans holds monthly general member- knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Thank you and we hope to see you all this opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, program, wood carving and health tory or science? Volunteers at the museum livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. September. is to minimize the effects of the delay and 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for can gain new skills or practice old ones. homebound. Lunch served weekdays. reduce the need for long-term services entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and We are looking for people to help with Parkinson’s disease Support Tooele County Quilters For 60 and above, suggested contribu- throughout their school years. For more All meetings are held on the third invite all veterans to come join us in the organization, exhibit development, gar- Group tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at Tuesday of each month in the Tooele comradery with other veterans at our dening and educational program devel- A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Transportation available to the store or ddivantage.org County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal be overwhelming for the newly diag- doctor visits for residents in Tooele and are $20 per year to be paid at the first trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) and year round. Scheduling is flexible. nosed. Tooele has a support group for Grantsville areas. For transportation meeting. Charity to answer questions concerning your VA Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. persons with Parkinson’s disease and their information call 435-843-4114. For more To apply or request more information, caregivers. You can learn how others are information about the Grantsville center, benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) Tooele Children’s Justice Center are available by appointment to help vet- send email to: [email protected] coping with PD and how to live well. We call 435-884-3446. Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in erans and their families submit claims for Tooele Gem and Mineral Society need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and compensation, obtain health and educa- Daughters of Utah Pioneers The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society snacks. We appreciate all donations. For tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- Bulletin Board Policy The DUP is seeking any family histories, meets the first Thursday of the month. inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440, 36 vices are Free of Charge. For information, photographs, books, stories or vintage Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin S 100 E, Tooele. please join our monthly meetings. Call artifacts (before 1900) to display at the the downstairs conference room of the at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin commander Penny Larson 801-359-8468 DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- United Methodist Dinner or Adjutant Curtis G. Beckstrom at 435- profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Come and learn about rocks, minerals, Tooele United Methodist Church offers a 840-0547 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the and ways to craft them, and enjoy field free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and at 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is trips for rock collecting. Membership is tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or no contact. ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. $15 per year. For more information email ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit [email protected].

MONDAY’S WARM COCOA When you feel overwhelmed, you can always do small things he phone ringing sound warm memories of one of one of her daughters, with six basis.” by her softened voice. She Tdidn’t last very long. It was my other, long ago, dusty children, had just moved into I know Dilan believes his announced, with wonder, that replaced by a woman’s voice. lives, working on the Arabian her basement. The father was own words because he lives she’d accept this heartfelt invi- She announced the name of Lynn Butterfi eld Peninsula. That commonality an alcoholic and had become by that creed. He regularly tation. And, since she works the business for which she GUEST COLUMNIST has given us another important abusive to his wife and chil- gives assistance to those he for a company I call with regu- works when she answered the thing in common — a glimpse dren. Olivia had just finished knows and to those he doesn’t. larity, I’m going to ask her that call. It’s a company I call with into what it feels like to live, working with her daughter to He does it because he desires “how are you” question again, regularity. and struggle, with a recurring get a restraining order for their to pass goodness directly to the next time I call. “Hello, Olivia. How are you that’s pretty much the depth of feeling that the world’s prob- protection. another, right from his heart “Hello, Olivia. How are you today?” I queried immediately, our relationship. lems are just too big for any- I could feel her emotions — heart to heart. He does it today?” I’ll query immedi- after recognizing her voice. Even though our relation- one to cope with. That feeling spilling over, through our tele- without any expectation of ately after she answers my call. “Oh, I’m okay,” she replied ship is merely on the surface, is exactly what I felt in Olivia’s phone connection. I mostly return. I’m hoping she’ll feel what I with palpable apprehension. this seemed to be the perfect voice, over the telephone. So, I listened and made sure she I returned my full atten- learned from Dilan when she “That’s not much of an opportunity to get to know asked her again. knew I heard her. Yet, the tion to Olivia, as soon as my hears my voice. endorsement of your wellbe- more about her. Perhaps I “What’s going on?” whole time I was listening to remembrance of Dilan sub- “Always remember, when ing. What’s going on?” I asked thought it an opportunity “Nobody ever asks anything Olivia I heard Dilan’s words in sided slightly. you get overwhelmed by prob- with a hope of drawing her because I’d been spending a about me,” Olivia responded the back reaches of my heart, “Do me a favor?” I asked. lems that seem too big, beyond out. After all, I’m pretty sure whole lot of time recently with with surprise shedding from over and over again, like a con- “When you look in the mirror your ability, you can always do I’ve spoken with Olivia on this Dilan Bashara. her words. tinual ringing in my ears. will you look at yourself right small things. You can always same number for more than Dilan is the definition of “That’s not true. I’m asking “Always remember, when in the eye and say, ‘I’m not offer kindness on a personal fifteen years. She answers her global goodness. He’s a U.S. you.” you get overwhelmed by prob- alone?’” basis.” company’s incoming calls most Citizen, but he grew up in the “Well, there’s a lot! I can lems that seem too big, beyond Silence followed this very of the time. I’ve even met her Middle East. I think that’s one tell you one thing,” she said. your ability, you can always do personal question, but Olivia’s Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda face-to-face an almost innu- reason we’re drawn together. Then she continued on, releas- small things. You can always quiet apprehension didn’t last and is a managing broker for a merable number of times. But Talking with him gives me ing her burden. She told me offer kindness on a personal very long. It was replaced real estate company. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021

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[email protected] THE STANSBURY PARK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. Call or text 801 205 1632 PUBLIC NOTICE We will continue to broadcast the City Council meetings elec- tronically on Zoom. If you choose to attend, please wear a face covering. PUBLIC NOTICE: The Grantsville City Council will hold its regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- day, May 19, 2021 at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT 84029. The agenda is as fol- lows: CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF AL- LEGIANCE ROLL CALL AGENDA: 1. Public Hearing: a. Annexation Petition filed by Jay Nielsen for approximately 248.98 acres located on the eastern boundary of Grantsville City’s cor- porate limits. Com- ments will be taken by email until 5:00 pm on May 19, 2021. Please email comments to [email protected] ov. Please add “Public Hearing” in the Subject Line. 2. Public Comments. Public Comments will be taken by email until 5:00 pm on May 19, 2021. Please email comments to [email protected] ov. Please add “Public Comments” in the Subject Line. 3. Summary Action Items. a. Approval of Minutes b. Approval of Bills 4. Consideration of Or- dinance 2021-22 an- nexing 248.98 acres located on the eastern boundary of Grants- ville City’s corporate limits and amending the Official Zoning Map of Grantsville City, Utah to designate this property as a CS, RM-15, RM-7, and Mu- nicipal Services Zone. 5. Consideration of Or- dinance 2021-23 amending Chapter 6 of the Grantsville City Land Use Manage- ment and Develop- ment Code regulating the use and construc- tion of driveways in the City limits. 6. Consideration of Resolution 2021-27 approving a service agreement with the Les Olsen Company for printer mainte- nance for 36 months. 7. Consideration to ap- prove the polling loca- tion as Deseret Peak Complex for the 2021 Municipal Primary and General Election. 8. Discussion of pro- viding re-location benefits. 9. Discussion on creat- ing a City Manager po- sition. 10. Closed Session (Personnel, Real Es- tate, Imminent Litiga- tion). 11. Adjourn. PUBLIC NOTICE Christine Webb Notice is Hereby Given City Recorder that the Tooele City In compliance with the Council will meet in a Americans with Dis- Business Meeting on ability Act, Grantsville Wednesday, May 19, City will accommodate 2021, at approximately reasonable requests to 7:10 p.m. immediately assist persons with following the RDA disabilities to partici- Meeting. The meeting pate in meetings. Re- will be held at the quests for assistance Tooele City Hall Coun- may be made by call- cil Chambers, located ing City Hall (435) at 90 North Main 884-3411 at least 3 Street, Tooele, Utah. days in advance of a We encourage you to meeting. join the City Council This will be an elec- meeting electronically tronic meeting through by logging on to the ZOOM. To view the Tooele City Facebook meeting: p a g e a t Join Zoom Meeting https://www.facebook. https://us02web.zoom. com/tooelecity. us/j/88974686741 If you are attending Meeting ID: 889 7468 electronically and 6741 ANNOUNCEMENT would like to submit a One tap mobile OF APPOINTMENT comment for the public +13462487799,,88974 AND NOTICE TO INVITATION TO BID TOOELE COUNTY comment period or for 686741# US (Houston) CREDITORS Tooele City HOUSING AUTHOR- a public hearing item, +16699009128,,88974 Estate of George Wal- 90 North Main ITY PROJECT- please email cmpublic- 686741# US (San ter Wilkins, Deceased. Tooele City, Utah BASED VOUCHER [email protected] Jose) Probate Number 213 84074 PROGRAM RE- rg anytime up until the Dial by your location 900 061 Notice is hereby given QUEST FOR PRO- start of the meeting. +1 346 248 7799 US Heather M. Boettger, that TOOELE CITY POSALS - RFP Emails will be read at (Houston) whose address is 1815 CORPORATION Tooele County Hous- the designated points +1 669 900 9128 US Fillmore Court, Louis- (OWNER) will accept ing Authority (TCHA) in the meeting. (San Jose) ville, Colorado 80027, bids for the 2021 requests proposals TUESDAY May 18, 2021 1. Pledge of Allegiance TOOELE +1TRANSCRIPT 253 215 8782 US BULLETINhas been appointed Roadway Slurry Seal from developersB5 for 2. Roll Call (Tacoma) Personal Representa- Project - Part 2, con- the Project-Based 3. Mayor's Youth Rec- +1 312 626 6799 US tive of the above-enti- sisting of approxi- Voucher (PBV) Pro- Public Notices Public Notices ognitionPublic Awards Notices Public Notices (Chicago)Public Notices tledPublic estate. Notices Creditors matelyPublic 2.2 Notices million Public Notices gram.Public Notices Meetings Meetings 4. VOCAMeetings (Victims of Meetings +1 646Meetings 558 8656 US ofMiscellaneous the estate are squareMiscellaneous feet of existing Miscellaneous PBVMiscellaneous applications are Crime Act) Grant Re- (New York) hereby notified to: (1) roadway. being accepted for up We will continue to PUBLIC NOTICE port PUBLIC NOTICE +1 301 715 8592 US deliver or mail their Separate sealed bids NOTICE OF PRO- to twenty-five (25) broadcast the City Notice is Hereby Given Presented by Velynn We will continue to (Washington DC) written claims to the will be received by the POSED ANNEXA- Vouchers for new con- Council meetings elec- that the Board of the Matson, Victim Advo- broadcast the City Meeting ID: 889 7468 Personal Representa- OWNER in Room 227, TION, NOTICE OF struction projects in tronically on Zoom. If Redevelopment cate Council meetings elec- 6741 tive at the address of the Tooele City Mu- PUBLIC HEARING, Tooele County, Utah you choose to attend, Agency (RDA) of 5. Public Comment tronically on Zoom. If Find your local num- above; (2) deliver or nicipal Offices located AND NOTICE OF that contain the follow- please wear a face Tooele City, Utah, will Period you choose to attend, ber: mail their written at 90 North Main, PROTEST PERIOD ing: covering. meet in a Business 6. Public Hearing & please wear a face https://us02web.zoom. claims to the Personal Tooele, Utah 84074 The Tooele County 1) The PBV desig- PUBLIC NOTICE: Meeting on Wednes- Motion on Resolution covering. us/u/kb82hU9x2t Representative's attor- until 11:00 AM on May Council has adopted a nated units must serve The Grantsville City day, May 19, 2021, at 2021- 48 A Resolution PUBLIC NOTICE: (Published in the ney of record, David 25, 2021, and then at resolution stating its in- households at or be- Council will hold a 7:00 p.m. The meeting of the Tooele City The Grantsville City Tooele Transcript Bul- G. Wood, Esq., at the said office publicly tent to annex the low 50% of the area work meeting at 6:00 will be held at the Council Approving Council will hold its letin May 18, 2021) following opened and read Stansbury Recreation medium income; p.m. on Wednesday, Tooele City Hall Coun- Budget Amendments regular meeting at address:11075 S. aloud. Service Area and all 2) Must show evidence May 19, 2021 at 429 cil Chambers, Located for Fiscal Year 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- Public Notices State St., Ste. 32A, Project Specifications cities and towns within of site control; East Main Street, at 90 North Main 2020-2021 day, May 19, 2021 at Sandy, Utah 84070; or will be issued in digital the county into the 3) Developer must Grantsville, UT 84029. Street, Tooele, Utah. Presented by Shannon 429 East Main Street, Trustees (3) file their written format (PDF), and may Tooele County Rec- demonstrate that pro- The agenda is as fol- We encourage you to Wimmer, Finance Di- Grantsville, UT 84029. Deadline for public claims with the Clerk be obtained by con- reation Special Service ject construction will lows: join the meeting elec- rector The agenda is as fol- notices is 4 p.m. the of the District Court in tacting Tooele City District. If the annexa- commence within fif- ROLL CALL tronically by logging on 7. Public Hearing & lows: day prior to publica- Tooele County, or oth- Public Works, 90 North tion occurs as pro- teen (15) months and AGENDA: to the Tooele City Motion Ordinance CALL TO ORDER tion. Public notices erwise present their Main, Tooele, Utah posed, the boundaries occupancy will com- 1. Discussion of Fire Facebook page at 2021- 16 An Ordi- AND PLEDGE OF AL- submitted past the claims as required by 84074 beginning on of the Tooele County m ence within Department fire truck https://www.facebook. nance of Tooele City LEGIANCE deadline will not be Utah law within three Monday May 3, 2021 Recreation Special t wenty-five (25) modifications. com/tooelecity. Reassigning the Land ROLL CALL accepted. months after the date during office hours Service District will be months from date of 2. Adjourn. If you are attending Use Designation From AGENDA: UPAXLP of the first publication from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 expanded to encom- preliminary award of Christine Webb electronically and Medium Density Resi- 1. Public Hearing: of this notice, or be for- p.m. by calling (435) pass all of Tooele PBV's; City Recorder would like to submit a dential (MDR) to High a. Annexation Petition ever barred. 843-2130. All Bidders County. 4) Sites must be lo- In compliance with the comment for the public Density Residential filed by Jay Nielsen for Public Notices Date of first publica- must register with the The Tooele County cated within Tooele Americans with Dis- comment period or for (HDR) for Approxi- approximately 248.98 Water User tion: May 18, 2021. City in order to be con- Recreation Special County, Utah bounda- ability Act, Grantsville a public hearing item, mately 7.4 Acres of acres located on the David G. Wood At- sidered for Award of Service District re- ries. City will accommodate please email cmpublic- Property Located at eastern boundary of Deadline for public torney for Personal Bid. ceives mineral lease Proposals must be re- reasonable requests to [email protected] 602 & 603 West Three Grantsville City’s cor- notices is 4 p.m. the Representative Bid security in the funds and distributes ceived by Tooele assist persons with rg anytime up until the O' Clock Drive porate limits. Com- day prior to publica- 11075 South State amount of 5% of the those funds to furnish C ounty Housing disabilities to partici- start of the meeting. Presented By Jim ments will be taken by tion. Public notices Street, Sandy, Utah base bid will be re- recreation services Authority no later than pate in meetings. Re- Emails will be read at Bolser, Community email until 5:00 pm on submitted past the 84070, 801-913-0169 quired to accompany and facilities. It does 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, quests for assistance the designated points Development Director May 19, 2021. Please deadline will not be (Published in the bids. not impose or collect June 8, 2021. Late ap- may be made by call- in the meeting. 8. Public Hearing & email comments to accepted. Tooele Transcript Bul- Prospective BIDDERS taxes, and it does not plications will not be ing City Hall (435) 1. Open RDA Meeting Motion on Ordinance [email protected] UPAXLP letin May 18, 25 & are encouraged to at- charge fees for its accepted. 884-3411 at least 3 2. Roll Call 2021- 17 An Ordi- ov. Please add “Public NOTICE: June 1, 2021) tend a pre-bid confer- services. There are twenty-five days in advance of a 3. Resolution 2021-07 nance of Tooele City Hearing” in the Subject There are delinquent ence which will be held The Tooele County (25) Project-Based INVITATION TO BID meeting. A Resolution of the Reassigning the Land Line. upon the following de- in Room 213, of the Council will conduct a Vouchers available un- Faust Rd. is 10.4 miles This will be an elec- Redevelopment Use Designation from 2. Public Comments. scribed stock, on ac- Tooele City Municipal public hearing at 7:00 der this RFP for low-in- of soil stabilization with tronic meeting through Agency of Tooele City, Regional Commercial Public Comments will count of assessment Offices located at 90 p.m. on June 15, 2021, come families in cement treated road ZOOM. To view the Utah (“RDA”) Authoriz- (RC) to Light Industrial be taken by email until and/or fees levied as North Main, Tooele, in Room 306 of the Tooele County, Utah. base 24 feet wide. Bid meeting: ing the Mayor to Sign (LI) for Approximately 5:00 pm on May 19, of the 2nd day of April, Utah at 11:00 AM on County Administration Tooele County Hous- is posted on the State Join Zoom Meeting a Real Estate Pur- 1.5 Acres of Property 2021. Please email 2021, the amounts set May 13, 2021. The Building, 47 South ing Authority seeks to Purchasing website https://us02web.zoom. chase Contract with Located at Approxi- c o m m e n t s t o opposite the names of object of the confer- Main Street, Tooele, meet the goal of ex- purchasing.utah.gov. us/j/82282592647 Willow Springs LLC for mately 346 South [email protected] the respective stock- ence is to acquaint Utah. panding housing op- Bid will close on May Meeting ID: 822 8259 Property in Bauer Tooele Boulevard ov. Please add “Public holders as follows: BIDDERs with the site Anyone opposed to portunities with the 21, 2021 at 5:00pm 2647 Presented by Roger Presented By Jim Comments” in the Appurtenant to 780 E conditions, specifica- the proposed annexa- award of these Pro- MTN time. One tap mobile Baker, Tooele City At- Bolser, Community Subject Line. Saddle Road, Grants- tions, and to answer tion may appear at the ject-Based Vouchers. Hard copies of the +16699009128,,82282 torney Development Director 3. Summary Action ville, UT 84029, prop- any questions which public hearing or may For full RFP plans and bid docu- 592647# US (San 4. Minutes 9. Public Hearing & Items. erty owned by Marlow BIDDERs may have file a written protest visit Tooele County ments can be picked Jose) - May 5, 2021 Motion on Ordinance a. Approval of Minutes Griffith, owning 1 concerning the project. with the Tooele County Housing Authority up at 900 So. 555 W. +12532158782,,82282 5. Adjourn 2021- 18 An Ordi- b. Approval of Bills share, certificate # All communication Council, 47 South website or contact the between 7:00am and 592647# US (Tacoma) Michelle Y. Pitt, nance of Tooele City 4. Consideration of Or- 30711, owing $233.00. relative to the Project Main Street, Tooele, o f f i c e a t 5:00pm on Monday – Dial by your location T o o e l e C i t y Reassigning the Zon- dinance 2021-22 an- Appurtenant to 644 E shall be directed to the Utah 84074. Written 435-882-7875. You Thursday. Any ques- +1 669 900 9128 US Recorder/RDA Secre- ing Map Designation nexing 248.98 acres Coach Lane, Grants- Engineer prior to the protests must be re- may also stop into the tions submitted after (San Jose) tary From RD Research & located on the eastern ville, UT 84029, prop- opening of bids at: ceived on or before office at 66 West Vine, May 19th ,2021 at +1 253 215 8782 US Pursuant to the Ameri- Development to LI boundary of Grants- erty owned by Jasmine TOOELE CITY COR- August 16, 2021 and Tooele, Utah. 5:00pm will not be an- (Tacoma) cans with Disabilities Light Industrial for Ap- ville City’s corporate Noyes, owning 1 PORATION must state the (Published in the swered. Send all ques- +1 346 248 7799 US Act, Individuals Need- proximately 1.5 Acres limits and amending share, certificate 90 North Main reason(s) for the oppo- Tooele Transcript Bul- tions to jbell@tooe- (Houston) ing Special Accommo- of Property Located at the Official Zoning #3050, owing $551.00. Tooele, Utah 84074 sition to the proposed letin May 18, 25 & leco.org +1 646 558 8656 US dations Should Notify Approximately 346 Map of Grantsville Appurtenant to 848 E Paul Hansen P.E., City annexation. June 1, 2021) Bids should be submit- (New York) Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele South Tooele Boule- City, Utah to designate Rodeo Dr, Grantsville, Engineer (Published in the t e d o n TOOELE COUNTY +1 301 715 8592 US City Recorder, at vard this property as a CS, UT 84029, property email: paulh@tooele- Tooele Transcript Bul- purchasing.utah.gov. ORDINANCE 2021-26 (Washington DC) 435-843-2113 or mi- Presented By Jim RM-15, RM-7, and Mu- owned by Jason Pal- city.org letin May 11, 18, 25 & If that is not an option, On May 4, 2021, an +1 312 626 6799 US [email protected] Bolser, Community nicipal Services Zone. mer, owning 1 share, The OWNER reserves June 1, 2021) (Chicago) , Prior to the Meeting. Development Director 5. Consideration of Or- sealed bids can be de- the right to reject any ordinance was passed certificate # 2533, ow- SMALL CLAIMS Meeting ID: 822 8259 (Published in the 10. Ordinance 2021-14 dinance 2021-23 livered to Alison or all bids; or to accept which enacted Chapter ing $233.00. SUMMONS 2647 Tooele Transcript Bul- An Ordinance of amending Chapter 6 of McCoy at 47 So. Main or reject the whole or 22, County Fair Board, Appurtenant to 214 W In the District Court of Find your local num- letin May 18, 2021) Tooele City Adopting the Grantsville City St. Tooele City Ut, any part of any bid; to of Title 4, Boards and Williams Lane, Grants- Utah, 74 S 100 E #12, ber: the 2021 Tooele City Land Use Manage- 84074. All hard copy award schedules Committees, of the PUBLIC NOTICE OF ville, UT 84029, prop- Tooele UT, 84074. https://us02web.zoom. Drinking Water System ment and Develop- bids must be hand de- separately or together Tooele County Code. MEETING CANCEL- erty owned by Greg 1st Choice Money us/u/kbkgbc2kyH M a s t e r P l a n ment Code regulating livered before 5:00pm to contractors, or to A complete copy of LATION Price, owning 1 share, Center, Plaintiff/Peti- CERTIFICATE OF Presented By Paul the use and construc- MTN time on May 21st waive any informality this ordinance is avail- Tooele County Plan- certificate # 29631, tioner, 980 N Main St, POSTING: Thi s Hansen, Tooele Engi- tion of driveways in the and be in a seal or technicality in any able at the County ning Commission owing $973.21. Unit B, Tooele UT agenda was posted on neer City limits. manilla envelope. bid in the best interest Clerk's Office. Council The Tooele County Appurtenant to 505 E 84074, VS Jordan Far- the Grantsville City 1 1. Resolutio n 6. Consideration of (Published in the of the City. Only bids members Hamner, Planning Commission Nygreen, Grantsville, ley, 353 West Slate Dr, Hall Notice Boards, the 2021-54 A Resolution Resolution 2021-27 Tooele Transcript Bul- giving a firm quotation Thomas, Tripp, and meeting scheduled for UT 84029, property Tooele, UT 84074. State Public Notice of the Tooele City approving a service letin May 11, 13, 18 & properly signed will be Wardle all voted FOR Wednesday, May 19, owned by Jeff and Re- I swear that the follow- w e b s i t e a t Council Approving and agreement with the 20, 2021) accepted. this ordinance. Coun- 2021 has been can- gina Tippetts, owning ing is true: 1. Defen- www.utah.gov/pmn/in- Ratifying a the Agree- Les Olsen Company (Published in the cil member Hoffmann celled. Our next regu- 1 share, certificate INVITATION TO BID dant owes me dex.html, and the ment with Kilgore Con- for printer mainte- Tooele Transcript Bul- was ABSENT. larly scheduled plan- #1729, owing $233.00. High Density Mineral $1368.00 plus pre- Grantsville City web- tracting for the 1000 nance for 36 months. letin May 4, 11 & 18, (Published in the ning commission In accordance with Bond installed on Iron judgement interests to site at www.grantsvil- West Reconstruction 7. Consideration to ap- 2021) Tooele Transcript Bul- meeting will be on laws of the State of Horse Dr., Cobblerock the date of judgement, leut.gov. Notification Project (Vine Street to prove the polling loca- letin May 18, 2021) Wednesday, June 2, Utah and the order of Rd., Duckhorn Rd., if qualified for prejudg- was sent to the Tooele 100 North) tion as Deseret Peak PUBLIC NOTICE 2021 at 7:00 PM. the Board of Directors Lakeshore Dr., Del- ment interests. 2. This TOOELE COUNTY Transcript Bulletin. Presented by Paul Complex for the 2021 Notice is Hereby Given Please e-mail Jeff made on the 10th Day gada Rd. and Cam- claim arose on No- ORDINANCE 2021-25 (Published in the Hansen, Tooele City Municipal Primary and that the Tooele City M i l l e r a t : of February, 2021, so bridge Way. Bid is vember 29, 2018. On May 4, 2021, an Tooele Transcript Bul- Engineer General Election. Council will meet in a [email protected] many shares of such posted on the State THE STATE OF UTAH ordinance was passed letin May 18, 2021) 1 2. Resolutio n 8. Discussion of pro- Work Meeting, on with any questions or stock as may be nec- Purchasing website TO THE DEFEN- which rezoned ap- 2021-51 A Resolution viding re-location Wednesday, May 19, PUBLIC NOTICE OF concerns. essary to pay the de- purchasing.utah.gov. DANT: You are sum- proximately 39.89 of the Tooele City benefits. 2021, at the Hour of M E E T I N G A N D Dated this 10th day of linquent assessment Bid will close on May moned to appear at acres of land north of Council Approving and 9. Discussion on creat- 5:30 p.m. The Meet- AGENDA May. and/or other delin- 21, 2021 at 5:00pm trial to answer the Vernon from A-20 to Ratifying a Modifica- ing a City Manager po- ing will be Held at the Tooele County Council Jeff Miller quent fees thereon, to- MNT time. above claim. The trial A-10. A complete tion to the Third-Party sition. Tooele City Hall Coun- of Governments Tooele County gether with the late Hard copies of the will be held at the court copy of this ordinance Public Improvement 10. Closed Session cil Chambers, Located The Tooele County Planning and Zoning fee, costs of advertis- plans and bid docu- address shown above. is available at the Inspection Require- (Personnel, Real Es- at 90 North Main Council of Govern- (Published in the ing, and expenses of ments can be picked If you fail to appear, County Clerk's Office. ment for Overlake 1L tate, Imminent Litiga- Street, Tooele, Utah. ments will hold a Pub- Tooele Transcript Bul- the sale, will be sold to up at 900 So. 555 W. judgment may be en- Council members Phase 3 tion). We encourage you to lic Meeting on Thurs- letin May 18, 2021) the highest bidder at a between 7:00am and tered against you for Hamner, Thomas, Presented by Roger 11. Adjourn. join the City Council day, May 20th at 6:00 public auction to be 5:00pm on Monday – the total amount Tripp, and Wardle all PUBLIC NOTICE Baker, Tooele City At- Christine Webb meeting electronically p.m. in the Council held at the principal Thursday. Any ques- claimed on July 2 voted FOR this ordi- Notice is Hereby Given torney City Recorder by logging on to the Chambers at the business of the corpo- tions submitted after 2021, 9:00 a.m., nance. Council mem- that the Tooele City 1 3. Resolutio n In compliance with the Tooele City Facebook Tooele County Build- ration, at 411 So. West May 19th ,2021 at Room 12. ber Hoffmann was AB- Council will meet in a 2021-52 A Resolution Americans with Dis- p a g e a t ing, 47 South Main Street, Grantsville, 5:00pm will not be an- Notice to Defendant. A SENT. Business Meeting on of the Tooele City ability Act, Grantsville https://www.facebook. Street, Tooele Utah. Utah, on the 26th day swered. Send all ques- small claims case has (Published in the Wednesday, May 19, Council Approving City will accommodate com/tooelecity. PUBLIC MEETING of May, 2021, at the tions to jbell@tooe- been filed against you. Tooele Transcript Bul- 2021, at approximately General Consulting reasonable requests to 1. 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Budget Discussion which renumbered, re- Wilden Public Notices livered to Alison http://www.utcourts.go at 90 North Main 14. Minutes 884-3411 at least 3 6. Closed Meeting named, and amended 4. Outdoor Learning in McCoy at 47 So. Main v/howto/ Street, Tooele, Utah. - May 5, 2021 Work & days in advance of a Miscellaneous - Litigation, Property Chapter 3, Terms and Tooele County - Dr. St. Tooele City Ut, Disabillity Accomoda- We encourage you to Business Meeting meeting. Acquisition, and/or Electronic Meetings, of Scott Rogers Deadline for public 84074. All hard copy tions. If you need ac- join the City Council 15. Invoices This will be an elec- Personnel Title 4, Boards and 5. Fire District Discus- notices is 4 p.m. the bids must be hand de- commodation of a dis- meeting electronically 16. Adjourn tronic meeting through 7. Adjourn Committees, of the sion day prior to publica- livered before 5:00pm abililty, contact a judi- by logging on to the Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele ZOOM. 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Council mem- meeting should notify [email protected] (Published in the Jose) Probate Number 213 84074 g, Prior To The Meet- P R O G R A M R E - ber Hoffmann was AB- Staff, Tooele County rg anytime up until the Tooele Transcript Bul- Dial by your location 900 061 Notice is hereby given ing. QUEST FOR PRO- SENT. Commission, a t start of the meeting. letin May 18, 2021) +1 346 248 7799 US Heather M. Boettger, that TOOELE CITY (Published in the POSALS - RFP (Published in the 435-843-3274 prior to Emails will be read at (Houston) whose address is 1815 CORPORATION Tooele Transcript Bul- Tooele County Hous- Tooele Transcript Bul- the meeting. SELLING YOUR the designated points +1 669 900 9128 US Fillmore Court, Louis- (OWNER) will accept letin May 18, 2021) ing Authority (TCHA) letin May 13, 2021) (Published in the HOME? Advertise it in the meeting. (San Jose) ville, Colorado 80027, bids for the 2021 requests proposals Tooele Transcript Bul- in the classifieds. Call HAVE A good idea for WANT TO get the lat- 1. Pledge of Allegiance +1 253 215 8782 US has been appointed Roadway Slurry Seal from developers for letin May 18, 2021) 882-0050 or visit a story? Call the est local news? Sub- 2. Roll Call (Tacoma) Personal Representa- Project - Part 2, con- the Project-Based www.tooeletran Transcript and let us scribe to the Tran- 3. Mayor's Youth Rec- +1 312 626 6799 US tive of the above-enti- sisting of approxi- Voucher (PBV) Pro- DEADLINES FOR script.com know 882-0050. script Bulletin. classifieds ads are ognition Awards (Chicago) tled estate. Creditors mately 2.2 million gram. M o n d a y a n d 4. VOCA (Victims of BECOME A SUB- +1 646 558 8656 US of the estate are square feet of existing BECOME A SUB- PBV applications are BECOME A SUB- Wednesdays by 4:45 Crime Act) Grant Re- SCRIBER. 882-0050 (New York) hereby notified to: (1) roadway. SCRIBER. 882-0050 being accepted for up SCRIBER. 882-0050 p.m. port +1 301 715 8592 US deliver or mail their Separate sealed bids to twenty-five (25) Presented by Velynn (Washington DC) written claims to the will be received by the Vouchers for new con- Matson, Victim Advo- Meeting ID: 889 7468 Personal Representa- OWNER in Room 227, struction projects in cate 6741 tive at the address of the Tooele City Mu- Tooele County, Utah 5. Public Comment Find your local num- above; (2) deliver or nicipal Offices located that contain the follow- Period ber: mail their written at 90 North Main, ing: Full6. Public Local Hearing & Sportshttps://us02web.zoom. Coverageclaims to the Personal Tooele, Utah 84074In Every1) The PBVIssue desig- Motion on Resolution us/u/kb82hU9x2t Representative's attor- until 11:00 AM on May nated units must serve 2021- 48 A Resolution (Published in the ney of record, David 25, 2021, and then at households at or be- of the Tooele City Tooele Transcript Bul- G. Wood, Esq., at the said office publicly low 50% of the area Council Approving letin May 18, 2021) following opened and read medium income; Budget Amendments address:11075 S. aloud. TOOELE 2) Must show evidence for Fiscal Year State St., Ste. 32A, Project Specifications TofRANSCRIPT site control; 2020-2021 Sandy, Utah 84070; or will be issued in digital 3) Developer must Presented by Shannon (3) file their written format (PDF), and may BULLETINdemonstrate that pro- Wimmer, Finance Di- claims with the Clerk be obtained by con- ject construction will rector of the District Court in tacting Tooele City commence within fif- 7. Public Hearing & Tooele County, or oth- Public Works, 90 North teen (15) months and Motion Ordinance erwise present their Main, Tooele, Utah SUBSCRIBEoccupancy will com-TODAY 2021- 16 An Ordi- claims as required by 84074 beginning on mence within nance of Tooele City Utah law within three Monday May 3, 2021 twenty-five (25) Reassigning the Land months after the date during office hours 435-882-0050months from date of Use Designation From of the first publication from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 preliminary award of Medium Density Resi- of this notice, or be for- p.m. by calling (435) PBV's; dential (MDR) to High ever barred. 843-2130. All Bidders 4) Sites must be lo- Density Residential Date of first publica- must register with the cated within Tooele (HDR) for Approxi- tion: May 18, 2021. City in order to be con- County, Utah bounda- mately 7.4 Acres of David G. Wood At- sidered for Award of ries. Property Located at torney for Personal Bid. Proposals must be re- 602 & 603 West Three Representative Bid security in the ceived by Tooele O' Clock Drive 11075 South State amount of 5% of the County Housing Presented By Jim Street, Sandy, Utah base bid will be re- Authority no later than Bolser, Community 84070, 801-913-0169 quired to accompany 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, Development Director (Published in the bids. June 8, 2021. Late ap- 8. Public Hearing & Tooele Transcript Bul- Prospective BIDDERS plications will not be Motion on Ordinance letin May 18, 25 & are encouraged to at- accepted. 2021- 17 An Ordi- June 1, 2021) tend a pre-bid confer- There are twenty-five nance of Tooele City ence which will be held (25) Project-Based Reassigning the Land in Room 213, of the Vouchers available un- Use Designation from Tooele City Municipal der this RFP for low-in- Regional Commercial Offices located at 90 come families in (RC) to Light Industrial North Main, Tooele, Tooele County, Utah. (LI) for Approximately Utah at 11:00 AM on Tooele County Hous- 1.5 Acres of Property May 13, 2021. The ing Authority seeks to Located at Approxi- object of the confer- meet the goal of ex- mately 346 South ence is to acquaint panding housing op- Tooele Boulevard BIDDERs with the site portunities with the Presented By Jim conditions, specifica- award of these Pro- Bolser, Community tions, and to answer ject-Based Vouchers. Development Director any questions which For full RFP 9. Public Hearing & BIDDERs may have visit Tooele County Motion on Ordinance concerning the project. Housing Authority 2021- 18 An Ordi- All communication website or contact the nance of Tooele City relative to the Project o f f i c e a t Reassigning the Zon- shall be directed to the 435-882-7875. You ing Map Designation Engineer prior to the may also stop into the From RD Research & opening of bids at: office at 66 West Vine, Development to LI TOOELE CITY COR- Tooele, Utah. Light Industrial for Ap- PORATION (Published in the proximately 1.5 Acres 90 North Main Tooele Transcript Bul- of Property Located at Tooele, Utah 84074 letin May 18, 25 & Approximately 346 Paul Hansen P.E., City June 1, 2021) South Tooele Boule- Engineer vard email: paulh@tooele- Presented By Jim city.org Bolser, Community The OWNER reserves Development Director the right to reject any 10. Ordinance 2021-14 or all bids; or to accept An Ordinance of or reject the whole or Tooele City Adopting any part of any bid; to the 2021 Tooele City award schedules Drinking Water System separately or together Master Plan to contractors, or to Presented By Paul waive any informality Hansen, Tooele Engi- or technicality in any neer bid in the best interest 11. Resolution of the City. Only bids 2021-54 A Resolution giving a firm quotation of the Tooele City properly signed will be Council Approving and accepted. Ratifying a the Agree- (Published in the ment with Kilgore Con- Tooele Transcript Bul- tracting for the 1000 letin May 4, 11 & 18, West Reconstruction 2021) Project (Vine Street to 100 North) Presented by Paul Hansen, Tooele City Engineer 12. Resolution 2021-51 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving and Ratifying a Modifica- tion to the Third-Party Public Improvement Inspection Require- ment for Overlake 1L Phase 3 Presented by Roger Baker, Tooele City At- torney 13. Resolution 2021-52 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Approving General Consulting Agreements with WSRP Certified Public Accountants Presented by Shannon Wimmer, Finance Di- rector 14. Minutes - May 5, 2021 Work & Business Meeting 15. Invoices 16. Adjourn Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele City Recorder Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, Individuals Need- ing Special Accommo- dations Should Notify Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele City Recorder, at 435-843-2113 or mi- [email protected] , Prior to the Meeting. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin May 18, 2021) B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021 THE RIGHT THING Are we too polarized to show kindness one sip (or slice) at a time? re we too polarized to con- “The community has really Asider doing something nice come together,” they wrote. for someone in need if we don’t “We plan on making Port Pays know the person in need? Jeffrey L. Seglin It Forward part of the commu- A couple of months ago GUEST COLUMNIST nity forever.” I wrote about the head of Even if Phil Clutts was only police in Naples, Italy, who partially joking about the fear was accompanying the actor of committing an act of kind- Stanley Tucci on his eating “I’m afraid too many people ness to someone of an oppos- tour through the country in would be horrified to realize ing political party, I’d like to his show Searching for Italy on that an undeserving wretch prove him wrong. I’m pretty CNN. The police officer caught of the opposing political party certain that pizza has no politi- my attention when he ordered might be the lucky recipient,” cal affiliation nor does coffee. “due caffe e un caffe sospeso” wrote longtime reader Phil Nor, for that matter, does which translates to “two cof- Clutts from North Carolina, hunger. If you want to join fees and a suspended coffee.” only “partially in jest.” Kate and Alec and many others As I explained, the tradi- But Pat Maloney, a reader who enjoy doing something tion of the suspended coffee, from California, thanked me for someone in need, then where a customer pays for for bringing the sospeso con- the right thing is to commit to one more coffee than is to be cept to folks and immediately kindness wherever you can. consumed reportedly began took to the Apple App Store in Naples ages ago. It was a to look for a sospeso app that Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of charitable act from those who would enable him to start pay- “The Simple Art of Business could afford to pay now to be ing it anonymously forward. Etiquette: How to Rise to the claimed later by someone who Unfortunately, neither of the Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior couldn’t afford a cup. If you’re two apps listed in the store lecturer in public policy and thirsty, you just ask the coffee were active. “Hopefully, some- their community service pro- afford a slice. Their mother been purchased through director of the communications seller if there is any sospeso one reading your article will gram “Port Pays It Forward” keeps track of Venmo dona- $5,000 in donations. program at Harvard’s Kennedy available. If it is, it’s poured produce an app that actually (https://lnk.bio/portpaysit- tions made through their They have also worked with School. He is also the adminis- with no additional charge. works!” he wrote. forward) to promote a similar Facebook account and Carlo’s local agencies serving area trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, I wondered why caffe sos- And finally, there’s Kate and “ripple effect of kindness” as co-owner, Daniel Cenatiempo, residents in need to get dona- a blog focused on ethical issues. peso or anything else “sospeso” Alec Goodman, twin brother the caffe sospeso. keeps track of the donations tions of pizza pies delivered Do you have ethical questions couldn’t become a local tradi- and sister who are 16-year-old Kate and Alec arranged made directly at the restaurant for lunch and dinner. They say that you need answered? Send tion in our own neighborhoods 10th grade students in Port with Carlo’s Pizza in Port which are posted as Post-it they were touched after receiv- them to jeffreyseglin@gmail. whether we live in a big city or Washington, New York. The Washington to allow people notes on Carlo’s wall. Since ing personalized thank you com. Follow him on Twitter @ a small village. Readers from siblings wrote to tell me that to pay an extra $3 for some- launching, they tell me that cards and drawings from some jseglin. around the country responded. in January they had launched one who might not be able to more than 1,600 slices have of the recipients. © 2021 Jeffrey L. Seglin

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These and other titles available TOOELE TRANSCRIPT at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin 58 N. Main – Tooele BULLETIN Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. – Sat-Sun: closed TUESDAY May 18, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 Tooele’s Wilkins shines at region track meet in 15.10. (8:29.98). Region 13 Judge Memorial (51), Summit Stansbury boys win team championship Stansbury’s boys won the Tooele’s Holly Johansen The Grantsville boys and Academy (30) and South team championship with a (5:30.95 in the 1,600) and girls teams each finished sec- Summit (20) rounded out the DARREN VAUGHAN seconds), 200 (22.29) and 400 dominant performance, finish- Emma Stuart (46.61 in the ond to host school Morgan boys’ team standings. The girls’ SPORTS EDITOR (50.93), then ran the anchor ing with 219 points to Ogden’s 300 hurdles) brought home at the Region 13 champion- team race was slightly closer, Tooele senior Joseph leg to lead the Buffaloes to a 113. Uintah (80) was third, individual region titles for the ship meet Wednesday and with Morgan finishing with Wilkins won’t soon forget what come-from-behind win in the followed by Tooele (69), Cedar THS girls team. The Stansbury Thursday. 180.5 points to Grantsville’s he accomplished at the Region 4x400-meter relay (3:33.55). Valley (59), Ben Lomond (59) girls won the 4x800 relay in Matthew Harris won the 83.5. Judge Memorial (42) 10 track and field champion- “(Wilkins’) performances at and Juan Diego (57). 10:40.70. boys’ 110 hurdles in 16.48, was third, followed by South ship meet at Cedar Valley High the Region 10 track meet were Noah Hales led Stansbury Uintah won the girls’ team while the girls got region titles Summit (15) and Summit School in Eagle Mountain on nothing short of incredible,” with region titles in the 800 title with 142.5 points to from Lynae Echavarria (5-0 in Academy (10). Wednesday and Thursday. the Tooele coaching staff said (2:01.28) and 1,600 (4:35.84), beat Ogden by a single point. the high jump), Emily Backus The state track and field In a performance that left in an email, calling Wilkins’ and Franklin Joyce won the Stansbury (128) was third, (16-11.5 in the long jump) meet will take place Friday and his coaches and fellow com- effort in the 4x400 “priceless.” discus title with a toss of 151 with Juan Diego (106) fourth, and Jade Garcia (120-9 in the Saturday at Davis High School petitors in awe, Wilkins won Tooele senior Justin Rogers feet, 0 inches. The Stallions Cedar Valley (65) fifth and javelin). in Kaysville. region championships in the also brought home a region also won the 4x100 (43.29), Tooele (50) sixth. Ben Lomond Grantsville’s boys earned [email protected] boys’ 100-meter dash (11.11 title, winning the 110 hurdles 4x200 (1:31.02) and 4x800 was seventh with nine points. 53 points to Morgan’s 179.

Tourney continued from page B1 Tennis players the Canyon View-Ridgeline loser in an elimination game at fall in first round the same time. DARREN VAUGHAN 6-4. Stansbury’s Tyler Stoker Game 1 SPORTS EDITOR and McKay Anderson, who fin- No. 8 Stansbury 11, No. 9 Sky Members of the Tooele and ished third in Region 10, lost View 5 Stansbury boys tennis teams to Green Canyon’s Jeff Huband After spotting visiting Sky participated in the Class 4A and Luke Olsen 6-0, 6-0. View a 4-2 lead through the state tournament on Friday at Tooele County’s singles first two innings, the Stallions Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, players also had their hands erupted for 11 straight runs to facing some tough competition full. Stansbury’s Joseph cruise to the victory over the in the event’s opening round. Luke, the No. 4 seed from Bobcats. Stansbury’s Demmeck Region 10, lost to Green Kesiah Philpot was 3-for-4 Russell and Braydon Griffith, Canyon’s Carter Thorpe 6-0, with a double and two RBIs the Region 10 champions at 6-2 in the first round at first for the Stallions, and Kaycee first doubles, were defeated by singles, and Region 10 No. 5 Thornock and McKinzy Lawson Cedar City’s Caden Selby and Isaac Wardle of Tooele lost each went 2-for-4 with two Caleb Selby 6-3, 6-2 in their to Ridgeline’s Thatcher Ellis RBIs. Thornock and Kyla first match of the tournament. 6-1, 6-3. Stansbury’s Cooper Collins each had doubles in the Tooele’s Pacesen McLaws Jones, who finished fifth in win, with Collins, Payten Staley and Trevor Zaleski, the No. 4 Region 10 at second singles, and Maame Johnson each seed, were beaten by Andrew lost to eventual state champion recording two hits. Westwood and Jared Anderson Zachary Sodorff of Crimson Tiara Jones pitched a com- ZACK HAMILTON/TTB PHOTO of Green Canyon 6-0, 6-2. Cliffs 6-0, 6-0, and Region 10 plete game, allowing five runs At second doubles, Region No. 4 Kaiden DeBry lost to JC on nine hits with three strike- Stansbury’s Tiara Jones delivers a pitch during the Stallions’ best-of-three Class 4A second-round state tourna- ment series against Sky View at Stansbury High School. The eighth-seeded Stallions won both games against the 10 runners-up Jensen Nielson Fonnesbeck of Green Canyon outs and a walk. ninth-seeded Bobcats. and McCade Laughlin of 6-2, 6-1 at third singles. Tooele lost to Desert Hills’ Jeff [email protected] Game 2 hits with nine strikeouts and two doubles and three RBIs two-hitter with nine strikeouts Purcell and Cole Simon 6-1, No. 8 Stansbury 13, No. 9 Sky three walks. Hicks allowed for the Buffs, and Kennedie and no walks. View 9 two earned runs on one hit Anderson was 2-for-4 with two Tooele scored six runs in Sky View (14-12-1) threat- and a walk before giving way runs scored. Lizbeth Garcia the bottom of the first inning ened to force a deciding third to Jones, who allowed two drove in two runs and Vanessa and added four more in the game with six runs in the top unearned runs on two hits and Rojas added an RBI. third, ending the game with a challenge. Sam Holdstock and of the seventh inning, but the a walk with one strikeout in Senior pitcher Attlyn five-run fourth inning. Emma Soccer Kolton Loertscher each scored Stallions (16-9-1) tied the one inning of relief. Johnston went the distance, Higley was 3-for-3 with two continued from page B1 in the shootout, while Collins game before Johnson’s walk-off allowing one earned run on doubles and four RBIs for the made a pair of key saves to set grand slam brought the game Game 1 two hits with 16 strikeouts and Buffs, while Madi Baker was up Toland’s winner. — and the series — to a close. No. 1 Tooele 6, No. 16 Green no walks. 1-for-3 with a home run and fifth attempt, and when the Sky View goalkeeper Cordell Johnson was 2-for-3 and Canyon 2 three RBIs. Fitch and Johnston Bobcats’ final attempt bounced Ludlow got a hand on Toland’s scored three runs in the game Tooele scored five runs in Game 2 also homered and drove in two off the crossbar, Stansbury cel- low shot, but the ball had for the Stallions, while Lawson the bottom of the first inning No. 1 Tooele 15, No. 16 runs each, and Anderson had ebrated its first-ever trip to the enough backspin on it to creep was 2-for-3 with two RBIs and to take control of Friday’s Green Canyon 0 a double and two RBIs. Fitch, state title game. over the goal line to put the two runs and Madi Hicks was series opener, but couldn’t get The Buffs (24-3) needed Johnston and Paige Rydalch “It’s our third (shootout) of Stallions in front. 2-for-4 with an RBI. much going after that as the just four innings to complete each had two hits in the game. the season, and I was much “Jace Toland has been sitting Julie Woodman allowed five Buffaloes held off the Wolves. the sweep against the Wolves [email protected] more relaxed than the other on the bench all year long and runs (four earned) on eight Ayden Fitch was 3-for-3 with (7-20), as Johnston tossed a two — as much as you can he finally got his opportunity be during a shootout,” said and took it,” Jones said. “That Stansbury coach Jacob Jones, ball barely went in, but it went whose team will face Ridgeline in. Some angel or something in the state title game tonight kicked it inside.” Manti 12, Grand 2 Timpanogos 15, Mountain View 0 Class 2A semifinals at 7 at Rio Tinto Stadium, home The Stallions will face Wrap Class 3A one-loss bracket Maple Mountain 10, Alta 6 Waterford 1, St. Joseph 1, 2OT of Major League Soccer’s Real another surprise finalist in (Waterford wins 3-2 in PKs) continued from page B1 Carbon 7, Grand 6 Class 2A championship Salt Lake. 11th-seeded Ridgeline, which Grand 7, Emery 1 Enterprise 5, Beaver 2 RSL Academy 1, Rowland Hall 0 Stansbury (13-4), the No. 8 defeated Mountain Crest 1-0 Carbon 13, South Summit 4 Class 2A one-loss bracket Schedule seed in the bracket, fell behind later Monday night. Class 4A Bracket 2 Class 4A second round Beaver 9, Parowan 2 Wednesday’s games No. 5 Sky View (13-5) 1-0 on a “We were looking in the Snow Canyon 7, Dixie 6 Tooele 6, Green Canyon 2 Stansbury baseball at Class 4A goal by Cole Thedell, but man- stands and there were so many Monday Ridgeline 3, Pine View 1 Stansbury 11, Sky View 5 state tournament at Salt Lake aged to tie the score before alumni in the stands,” Jones Class 6A first round Uintah 13, Mountain Crest 5 Community College Class 6A first round Taylorsville 13, Kearns 3 halftime. The Stallions also had said. “We see their messages Canyon View 11, Dixie 0 Tooele softball vs. Stansbury, noon Westlake 13, Cyprus 4 Layton 11, American Fork 5 to play short-handed, with five on social media and we see all Snow Canyon 19, Cedar Valley 4 at Spanish Fork Sports Park Fremont 15, Roy 0 Syracuse 13, Northridge 2 players out due to injury and their well-wishes, and it’s such Ridgeline 8, Cedar City 7 Kearns 9, Weber 8 Pleasant Grove 11, Roy 8 Thursday’s games the loss of Archer Loertscher to a big thing for them. They’ve all Bear River 12, Hurricane 0 Northridge 6, Copper Hills 0 Copper Hills 10, Davis 0 Stansbury baseball at Class 4A a red card that left them playing been pushing for this for a long Crimson Cliffs 12, Desert Hills 0 Syracuse 12, Davis 5 Westlake 19, Jordan 0 state tournament at Salt Lake Community College short a man. time, so hopefully we can finish Taylorsville 9, Herriman 6 Class 5A first round Hunter 9, West Jordan 5 However, with a supportive it out and get a state champion- West Jordan 8, West 3 Tooele and Stansbury softball at Park City 15, Highland 13 West 5, Lone Peak 3 crowd of alumni behind them, ship.” Corner Canyon 13, Clearfield 6 Box Elder 12, Timpview 1 Class 4A state tournament at Lone Peak 11, West 6 the Stallions were up to the [email protected] Davis 5, Syracuse 0 Viewmont 22, Provo 7 Spanish Fork Sports Park Class 5A second round Weber 8, Kearns 5 Skyline 11, Brighton 1 Bonneville 17, Cottonwood 6 Mountain View 26, Olympus 11 Class 5A second round East 12, Park City 2 Brighton 9, Springville 7 Class 2A semifinal Orem 14, Viewmont 4 Bountiful 6, Park City 5 Enterprise 14, Beaver 8 Box Elder 22, Hillcrest 0 Provo 7, Alta 1 Class 2A quarterfinals Salem Hills 19, Woods Cross 9 Orem 9, Payson 7 Payson 11, Skyline 0 Skyline 6, Viewmont 4 Enterprise 10, Duchesne 0 The History of Tooele County Beaver 5, Gunnison 2 Timpanogos 13, Mountain View 0 Farmington 14, Bonneville 3 Maple Mountain 9, Alta 7 Wasatch 11, Lehi 6 Class 2A one-loss bracket n September 1846 the Donner-Reed Party, while Murray 12, Box Elder 2 HS boys soccer scores Parowan 17, Altamont 0 trying a shortcut to California, passed through Altamont 21, Gunnison 15 Friday I HS softball scores Class 6A first round the what would become Tooele County and nearly Thursday Parowan 9, Duchesne 8 Cyprus 4, Jordan 3 perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years Class 3A second round Saturday Corner Canyon 4, West Jordan 2 Grantsville 10, Emery 7 Class 3A championship Clearfield 2, Riverton 1 later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Grand 7, Carbon 3 Grantsville 6, Manti 5 Fremont 1, Lone Peak 1, 2OT (FHS Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Manti 13, Morgan 3 wins 4-3 in PKs) Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, South Summit 9, Union 6 Class 3A one-loss bracket Manti 8, Carbon 7 Northridge 6, West 0 others followed, and a community emerged on the American Fork 2, Granger 1 Class 3A one-loss bracket edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by Emery 2, Juab 1 Class 4A second round Copper Hills 3, Kearns 2 Carbon 12, North Sanpete 1 Tooele 15, Green Canyon 0 Layton 2, Hunter 0 individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to Stansbury 13, Sky View 9 Emery 13, Delta 3 Class 5A first round thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their North Sanpete 11, Morgan 6 Bear River 10, Hurricane 0 story, and many others, are found inside this History of Snow Canyon 19, Cedar Valley 4 Hillcrest 3, Highland 2 Carbon 14, Providence Hall 1 Spanish Fork 2, East 0 Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers Juab 9, Union 8 Canyon View 17, Dixie 2 Ridgeline 14, Cedar City 4 Murray 2, Springville 0 ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild Maple Mountain 5, Cottonwood 0 Class 2A second round Crimson Cliffs 15, Desert Hills 9 mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Duchesne 10, Millard 0 Uintah 11, Mountain Crest 1 Woods Cross 5, Olympus 2 Enterprise 17, Altamont 7 Bountiful 1, Timpanogos 0 Express Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along Beaver 10, Parowan 3 Class 6A first round Farmington 8, Payson 0 the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. 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Main • Tooele biographies Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 $ 95 Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 39 Closed Sat. and Sun. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2021 Mountain Crest holds on to edge Stansbury 7-6 at state tourney MARK WATSON seventh inning to lose 7-6 after this going,” the coach said. CORRESPONDENT trailing 7-0 midway through the With the loss, the fourth- Stansbury came up one game. seeded Stallions faced No. 1 run short of sending its game Stansbury coach Jason seed Desert Hills in an elimina- against Mountain Crest into Jones said the game was tion game today. extra innings Monday in the similar to the first time the two The 4A tournament includes championship round of the squads met back on March 8, two brackets with Desert Hills, Class 4A baseball state champi- when Mountain Crest edged Bear River, Stansbury and onships at Cate Field on the Salt Stansbury 11-9. Mountain Crest in Bracket Lake Community College cam- “It was similar to the first 1. Bracket 2 includes Snow pus in West Jordan. game where they got a big lead Canyon, Dixie, Pine View and The Stallions (22-6) stranded and we battled back. It was a Ridgeline. the tying run at second base and tough one, but I told the kids The bracket champions will winning run at first base with we’re not done yet. We have play a best-of-three series Friday one out in the bottom of the enough pitching depth to keep and Saturday for the state title. After two scoreless innings, Mountain Crest scored five runs in the third inning and

two more in the fourth for a 7-0 ZACK HAMILTON/TTB PHOTO advantage. Stansbury’s Nate Nunley slides safely into home plate past Cedar Valley catcher Ethan Johnson during Friday’s Sophomore pitcher Ethan Class 4A second-round state tournament game at Stansbury High School. The Stallions swept the best-of-three Wayman came on in the fourth series against the Aviators, but were knocked into an elimination game with a loss to Mountain Crest on Monday to replace starter Gage Miller. in West Jordan. “Gage was pitching well, but their hitters were finding the out double from Cayden Clark, outs. and slice the lead to 7-6 with holes and we made some errors followed by a walk to Braydon Mountain Crest was forced runners at first and second with early in the game,” the coach Allie and a two-RBI double from to pull starting pitcher Brayden one out. said. Colton Sundloff. Schiess, who had made the Mustang reliever Lance Welch The Stallions put their first After a scoreless sixth, the maximum daily pitch count of was able to get out of the jam run on the board in the bot- Stallions trailed 7-3 headed to 110. and preserve the win with a pair tom of the fourth with a pair the bottom of the seventh. Sundloff was hit by a pitch to of outs to end the game. of walks, a wild pitch and a Bridger Shields started the make it 7-4 with no outs and the Stansbury advanced to the

ZACK HAMILTON/TTB PHOTO sacrifice fly from Nate Nunley to seventh-inning rally with a bunt bases still loaded. championship rounds with a Stansbury’s Braydon Allie looks to drive the ball during Friday’s Class 4A make it 7-1. single, followed by an infield Miller then pounded a two- pair of easy victories at home second-round state tournament game against Cedar Valley at Stansbury Stansbury sliced the lead to single from Clark and a walk to RBI single to left to score Clark over Cedar Valley 8-0 Thursday High School. 7-3 after five innings with a two- Allie to load the bases with no and pinch runner Trent Jones and 12-1 Friday. Stallions finish eighth at state golf tourney DARREN VAUGHAN Ridgeline (714), Green Canyon for fifth. strokes behind state champion SPORTS EDITOR (736), Uintah (749), Stansbury, Juan Diego’s Grayson Richfield (650). Morgan (683) The Stansbury girls golf team Mountain Crest (776) and Cedar Gagnon, Ridgeline’s Alyssa Buist, was second, followed by Judge brought the 2021 high school City (783). Juan Diego’s Cabria Walters Memorial (717), Union (755), girls golf season to a close with Dixie’s Annabelle Millard shot and Green Canyon’s Sammy Juab (814), Manti (821), Emery an eighth-place finish at the a 7-under par 65 on Thursday Spackman rounded out the top- (842) and Delta (848). Class 4A state tournament on to finish the tournament at 10. Grantsville sophomore Alivia Thursday at Meadow Brook Golf 8-under, 15 strokes ahead of Jefferies shot her second-consec- Course, recording a team score runners-up Alyssa Butterfus of Class 3A utive round of 99 on Thursday, of 767 over two days to finish 99 Pine View and Ellie Johnson of The Grantsville girls finished earning her a 27th-place finish. strokes behind state champion Hurricane. Pine View’s Hallie ninth in the state tournament, Makenna Bohman shot 103 on Pine View. Wieland was another 10 strokes contested at Mountain View Golf Thursday and finished 31st over- Stansbury freshman Randee back in fourth, followed by Course in West Jordan. all, while Hailie Fraser posted a Tormondsen shot a second-round Desert Hills’ Rylee Payne and The Cowboys posted a team 111 and finished 42nd. Skylar 83, a 10-shot improvement over Uintah’s Maicee Smuin in a tie score of 856 over two days, 206 Ekins shot 122 and finished her first-round score, to vault 47th, and Afton Bodell shot her into a tie for 12th place 118 and finished 48th. Sydnee individually. Senior Shaelyn Jensen shot 120 on Thursday PHOTO COURTESY OF JEREMY ALVERSON Riley improved her score by four and finished 54th overall. Stansbury’s Reagan Richins follows through on an iron shot during the strokes with a second-round 92, Piper Harris of Richfield shot second round of the Class 4A state girls golf tournament Thursday at tying her for 27th place, and a 3-over par 75 on Thursday to Meadow Brook Golf Course in Taylorsville. Richins finished in a tie for 51st Bailey Vorwaller shot 100 for force a sudden-death playoff place in the tournament. the second day in a row to tie with Morgan’s Ellie DeMond, for 41st. Alexis Autry shot 104 then Harris won the individual and DeMond in third place, with Jailee Snow seventh. Summit on Thursday and tied for 47th title on the first playoff hole after Judge Memorial’s Ava Isaac Academy’s Aspen Delis, Morgan’s overall. both she and DeMond finished and San Juan’s Isabel Young Kia Christiansen and Richfield’s Reagan Richins posted a 101, with two-day scores of 8-over. eight more strokes behind in a Brinley Jolley tied for eighth a nine-shot improvement over Richfield’s Becca Poulsen fin- tie for fourth. Richfield’s Gwen place. Wednesday, and finished 51st ished four strokes behind Harris Stubbs was sixth, with Morgan’s [email protected] overall. Ava Padgett rounded out the Stallions’ effort with a 115 on Thursday, tying her for 60th RBI single and a Dinos error led Semifinal place. Champs to two Grantsville runs in the No. 5 Grantsville 9, No. 6 Pine View won the team top of the sixth. Hainke then Richfield 8 title with a two-day score of PHOTO COURTESY OF JEREMY ALVERSON continued from page B1 retired the Dinos in order in the The Cowboys trailed the 668, followed by Dixie at 694. Stansbury’s Ava Padgett chips on to the green during Thursday’s second bottom of the sixth to end the Wildcats 8-0 going into the Juan Diego was third at 706, round of the Class 4A state girls golf tournament at Meadow Brook Golf “I think that first inning game, getting Derick Robison bottom of the fourth inning, followed by Desert Hills (708), Course in Taylorsville. Padgett finished 60th in the tournament, and the Stallions finished eighth as a team. when we came out and got to strike out looking to set off a but put together an incredible those five runs really took the celebration on the mound. comeback to win in walk-off energy away from (Carbon),” “Holy cow — what a week- fashion when Sandberg’s pop- Perkins said. end, right?” Perkins said. “I’ve up fell behind second base. No. 4 Carbon (24-9) cut into been telling the boys all year George pitched seven innings the lead on a sacrifice fly by long that we’re good enough to in relief, allowing three runs Kade Dimick that scored Rylan beat any team and any team’s on six hits with a strikeout Hart in the bottom of the first, good enough to beat us. We and a walk after Richfield got but the Dinos couldn’t get any can’t overlook anybody. I think five runs and two hits against momentum beyond that. Kelley our kids had that confidence Grantsville starter Daybell in scored on a one-out double that they know that we’re good the top of the first. by Baylor Hall in the top of enough to beat anybody if we Staley was 2-for-4 with two the third to put the Cowboys play well, so I think going into RBIs, and Hale was 2-for-4 with up 6-1, and Carbon’s Cooper the tournament, we weren’t one RBI. Kelley was 2-for-5 Schade scored on an RBI dou- scared about the seed we got.” and Sullivan was 2-for-3, and ble by Jordan Fossat to close Beacham drove in two runs. the gap to 6-2. Game 1 Grantsville put the game out No. 4 Carbon 5, No. 5 Quarterfinal of reach with a six-run explo- Grantsville 4 No. 5 Grantsville 5, No. 1 sion in the top of the fifth. A one-out RBI single by Juab 0 Kelley hit a leadoff double and Schade drove in Hart and broke Staley allowed just two Sandberg walked, with both a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the hits in six innings with seven advancing on a sacrifice bunt sixth inning, giving the Dinos strikeouts and three walks, and PHOTO COURTESY OF TONY CLOWARD by Hall. Beacham walked to the win and forcing Game 2. Miller pitched a perfect seventh The Grantsville softball team celebrates as they drive through Grantsville after winning the Class 3A state cham- load the bases and George drew Carbon led 4-1 after two inning to lift the Cowboys over pionship on Saturday. The Cowboys beat top-seeded Manti 6-5 to win their fourth state title in a row. a bases-loaded walk to score innings, but the Cowboys tied the top-seeded Wasps. Kelley, followed by a two-run the game with a two-out RBI Grantsville led 1-0 going into “The very fact that we were No. 3 Grantsville 10, No. 2 single up the middle by Hale. single by Sandberg in the third, the sixth inning, but tacked Title unbeaten (in the tournament) South Summit 5 Staley hit an RBI double along with a sacrifice fly by on three runs in the top of the continued from page B1 and we were in the state cham- Grantsville blew open a down the left-field line, and Sullivan and an RBI single by sixth and one more in the top of pionship game was fulfilling close game with four runs in Sullivan’s sacrifice fly drove in Thomas in the fourth. the seventh to give itself some enough,” Cloward said. “We the sixth inning to defeat the another run to make it 11-2. Broc Miller allowed three breathing room. on base and nobody out with really overcame a lot of odds Wildcats for the third time this Thomas hit an RBI double to earned runs on 10 hits with Staley was 1-for-3 with a Sadie Cox at the plate, and to even be there. Then, to go season. right to extend the lead to 10-2. six strikeouts and two walks triple and an RBI at the plate, leading hitter Katie Larson on and put the final stamp, the Cowan, Hiatt and Hillary Carbon scored two runs in for Grantsville. Sandberg and and Kelley and Thomas also waiting on deck. Cox hit a line final exclamation mark that Cloward each had two RBIs the bottom of the inning to Staley each had a pair of hits. had RBIs. Hall was 2-for-4. drive to Grantsville sophomore we weren’t finished ... it just for the Cowboys, and Cowan, avoid the mercy rule, but Hale’s [email protected] shortstop Kenzie Allen, who shows the scrappiness and the Hillary Cloward and Miyah quickly stepped on second character of our ball club.” Fields each had two hits. base before firing the ball Cowan homered and pitched a to first baseman Brooklyn Semifinal complete game, striking out 13 Frischknecht to complete a No. 3 Grantsville 3, No. 1 and walking none. rare triple play, getting the Manti 1 Cowboys out of the jam. The Cowboys put the Second round “It was absolutely huge — it Templars on notice in the No. 3 Grantsville 10, No. 6 changed everything,” Cloward semifinal round, sending the Emery 7 said. “She’s not just any sopho- top seed into the one-loss The Cowboys built a more. That’s Kenzie Allen. bracket. nine-run lead through three That’s why we’ve plugged her Cowan was 2-for-3 with two innings, then held off a furi- in at shortstop.” RBIs, and she gave up just one ous rally from the Spartans to The Cowboys followed run on three hits with seven advance to the quarterfinals. Allen’s big play with three runs strikeouts and a walk in the Hillary Cloward went 2-for- as part of a two-out rally in pitcher’s circle. Frischknecht 4 with a solo home run for the fifth inning. Cowan, Hiatt, had Grantsville’s other RBI, Grantsville, and Frischknecht Maddie Lee and Miyah Fields with all the game’s runs com- drove in two runs. Thomas all came up with big hits, giv- ing in the third inning. and Matajia Fields each had PHOTO COURTESY OF AARON PERKINS ing Cowan just enough of a two hits. The Grantsville baseball team poses with the Class 3A state championship trophy after defeating Carbon 14-4 in cushion in the pitcher’s circle. Quarterfinal [email protected] the second game of the state championship series Saturday at Cate Field in West Jordan.