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For Children 12 & Under T  C SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT BULLETIN S  THURSDAY March 19, 2020 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 126 No. 84 $1.00 County declares local emergency

TIM GILLIE work underway. It is a drain EDITOR on our resources and this will The Tooele County provide a tool box to access Commission has issued an resources now and in the emergency declaration in future.” response to the COVID-19 pan- The declaration activates demic. the county’s Emergency County Commission chair- Operations Plan and man Tom Tripp read a two- Emergency Operations Center. page declaration of local It also contains links to online emergency during the County copies of health advisories. Commission’s meeting Tuesday Using links will allow the night. county to keep citizens updat- Tripp described the declara- ed with the latest information tion as the “opening of a tool and recommendations for box.” local, state and national public Jeff Coombs, executive health sources, according to director of the Tooele County Tripp. Health Department, said the Included in the health advi- declaration would help with sories is the March 17 state providing resources to deal public health order that all with the COVID-19 outbreak. food service establishments, “It’s not a matter of we are restaurants, self-serve buffets, TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO in a dire panic,” he said. “It is Tooele County Commissioners Shawn Milne, Tom Tripp, and Kendall Thomas at their meeting on Tuesday night. The commissioners issued a declaration in preparation to continue the SEE EMERGENCY PAGE A7 ® of local emergency during their meeting..

State order closes local restaurants dine-in service

CEILLY SUTTON Herbert said on a Facebook STAFF WRITER post. “We have not made this CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Local food service estab- decision lightly. I know this lishments are responding to will disrupt lives and cost jobs, restrictions by a state public and for that I’m very sorry. health order that closed all Still, I’m convinced this will dine-in service as of midnight save many lives, and I’m also Wednesday. convinced that Utahns will step Announced by Gov. Gary up to help each other, and we Herbert, the order allows curb- will get through this together.” side, drive-thru, pick up, and This closure has affected delivery services to continue. many restaurants in Tooele Herbert said the order is County. intended to limit the spread of Angelou Geovijian, owner the novel coronavirus in public of American Burgers in Tooele, areas. Grantsville and Herriman, said “With the increasing num- that he has had to cut employ- ber of COVID-19 cases in our ees’ hours but has not let any- communities, we must take one go. quick action to adjust and “Business has been slow- CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO adapt in our daily lives to limit the spread of the virus,” SEE RESTAURANTS PAGE A7 ® Wednesday morning’s earth- quake dumped items on the floor at Soelberg’s Market in Stansbury Park (left). The earthquake left cracks at the base (above bottom) and in a supporting beam (above top) at the current Tooele City Candidates file for Police Station. local offices COURTESY SOELBERG’S MARKET

The filing period for can- County Council District #4: Earthquake rumbles Tooele Valley didates for the 2019 election Jared Hamner, Republican ended at 5:30 p.m. today. County Assessor: Jake As of press time the follow- Parkinson, Republican CEILLY SUTTON “We have a group of people that are According to Whitehouse, Tooele ing people were listed on the County Recorder/Surveyor: STAFF WRITER trained to do rumor control,” he said. County officials are prepared for future Tooele County Clerk’s website Jerry Houghton, Republican A 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook “The biggest concern yesterday was earthquakes and encourages the public as filed to run for local offices. County Treasurer: Michael J. Tooele Valley on Wednesday morning that a 9.0 earthquake was coming soon. to prepare. They include: Jensen, Republican followed by dozens of aftershocks. This was misinformation. It is not pos- “We actually have an electronic app Utah House District #21: School Board District #1: According to a press release from sible for the seismologists to predict the called Tooele Ready,” Whitehouse said. Doug Sagers, Republican Sandy Critchlow, nonpartisan; the University of Utah, the earthquake magnitude of earthquakes, especially “It is a free app you can get from the Utah House District #68: Albert G. Bottema, nonpartisan; occurred at 7:09 a.m. with the epicen- during such a precise time limit.” app store. In the past number of years, Amiee O. Finster, Democratic; Robert (Bob) Gowans, nonpar- ter below Magna, Utah. Whitehouse said that damage we have had paper copies available of Kirk D. Pearson, Constitution; tisan The initial earthquake was also felt throughout the county was minimal. So what people can do to get ready for an Merrill Nelson, Republican School Board District #2: in Southern Idaho, Wyoming and south far, only eight structures in the county earthquake. Well, two years ago, we Tooele County Council Julia Holt, nonpartisan into Millard County. have reportedly been damaged, while made that into an app, which people District #1: Shawn Milne, School Board District #3: This was the largest earthquake in crews continue to look for more struc- can view on their phone.” Republican: Scott Wardle, Scott Bryan, nonpartisan Utah since 1992. tural and/or cosmetic damange. The Tooele Ready app goes through Republican; Sarah Patino, School Board District #4: After the initial earthquake, rumors But Whitehouse said several hun- a list of what individuals can do Republican ValaRee (Allen) Shields, non- of a larger destructive quake spread dred homes temporarily lost power to be prepared for an emergency, County Council District #3: partisan; Maresa Manzione, fast, according to Bucky Whitehouse, after the quake hit. Power was restored Whitehouse said. Jeff Saunders, Democratic; Tye nonpartisan emergency management director for at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Also, no Hoffman, Republican Tooele County. injuries were reported, he said. SEE EARTHQUAKE PAGE A7 ®

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B7 CLASSIFIEDS B8 Hospital Stansbury Fairies inspire HOMETOWN B1 prepares for Observatory local author OBITUARIES A6 COVID-19 turns 43 See B1 SPORTS B2 See A2 See A3 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY March 19, 2020

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— WOW Karting, WinterX and UMC Racetrack to reassess situation in 14 days Kart Championship — over the next two weeks will have their registration Utah Motorsports Campus will employees is always our primary con- fees refunded or credited. suspend operations for two weeks, cern, and we will do whatever it takes “We would like to encourage every- effective immediately, to minimize the to ensure everyone stays safe and one to follow all published guidelines risk of the COVID-19 to guests and healthy,” he said. “We will reassess and stay safe, and we would like to employees, a UMC official says. the situation in 14 days and proceed thank all the governmental officials “As an outdoor venue, we feel our appropriately from that point.” and medical professionals who are risk is much lower than other venues, Cancelled events include WOW working hard on our behalf,” Hunt but out of an over-abundance of cau- Karting, WinterX Round 6 and Round said. tion, we are following the guidelines 1 of the UMC Karting Championship For event or ticket information, or put forth by national and local govern- on March 20-21, Round 1 of the NASA for questions regarding UMC, call 435- mental agencies and suspending our Utah Region Championship on March 277-8000 or visit the track’s website at operations for two weeks,” said Dixon 28-29, and Salt City Drift on April 4. UtahMotorsportsCampus.com. Hunt, UMC senior vice president. All guests who have prepaid for “The safety of our guests and participation in UMC-operated events

County Commission holds off RV park ordinance for a fifth reading

commissioners changed that recom- ‘I really struggle with this. I can’t support it,” Thomas says mendation to read, “at the discretion of the property owner and/or their TIM GILLIE an RV. I want to develop a high-end designee, 40% of the individual spaces SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO EDITOR park with modern motor coaches with within a recreational coach park may Six-grader Max Kooynan does a “cool skateboard flip” Wednesday after- The Tooele County Commission landscaping, clubhouses and the kind be allowed occupancy up to 12 months noon at the park. held off approving a proposed ordi- of thing the traveling public expects.” for individuals in need of temporary nance change for recreational coach To accomplish that, Robinson said a housing.” parks after a discussion about trailer successful RV park will need the abil- County commissioner Shawn Milne parks during its meeting Tuesday night ity to have RC stays for longer than 30 expressed concern over the location of at the County Building. days at certain times of the year. RV parks. He said he wasn’t too excit- County commissioner Kendall “We need to rent longer during ed about a trailer park at the gateway Thomas said he could not vote for the off season and revert back to shorter to the county right off of Interstate 80. Tooele City Council ordinance change as proposed. duration at times of higher demand,” “The locale is important here,” he “I’m not sure about changing the he said. said, while pointing out that currently length of stay from 30 days to 150 Tooele County Planning staff and RV parks are a conditional use in com- looking at technology days,” he said. “Out by the old [Tooele the planning commission piggy backed mercial areas and a permitted use in Army Depot] South Area, we have onto Robinson’s request and added a industrial areas. what I call a mancamp and it looks few proposed changes of their own. “They’re not good enough for a resi- to keep meetings public like hell. ... I really struggle with this. I County planning staff suggested dential zone, but meant to be a resi- can’t support it.” language for the RV park ordinance dence for half a year,” he said. This was the fourth reading by the that includes a minimum area to be County Commission chairman Tom Effort is to keep city’s ‘business moving’ County Commission of the proposed set aside for common use, that areas Tripp said while he may not be ready changes to the recreational coach park not covered by RVs be landscaped and to approve the ordinance as written, during COVID-19 pandemic ordinance. The planning commission maintained according to an approved he does see value in the reason for the voted unanimously to recommend plan, driveways to be hard surfaced, proposed changes. that the County Commission approve and minimum standards for road “It is a legitimate thing to have a CEILLY SUTTON gathering bans are lifted. the requested ordinance changes last width in an RV park. place for transient workers to park STAFF WRITER “The most important thing is to August. The planning commission amended trailers,” he said. “It’s a construc- Tooele City officials are chang- keep the public informed and busi- Chris Robinson, owner of the Lake Robinson’s proposal to allow for up to tion tradition and a legitimate use of ing the way City Council meetings nesses of the city going,” he said. Point RV Park, originally requested 40% of the spaces in an RV park to be ground.” are held during the COVID-19 pan- “We also want to make sure the pub- changes to the county’s ordinance that occupied by the same RV for up to 24 The County Commission unani- demic. lic is involved the best we can with regulates RV parks. months for workers in construction mously passed a motion to table the Wednesday’s City Council meeting the circumstances.” “This started with my desire to and professional services industries at ordinance change to allow the plan- was canceled but councilmembers In the past, meetings have been develop the moribund trailer park in the discretion of the park’s owner. ning staff to review what other similar held an emergency meeting in the broadcast on Tooele City’s Facebook Lake Point,” he said. “I may do that or After discussion in a previous jurisdictions do with RV parks. morning. page, but Wardle wants the meet- I have other land that may be good for County Commission meeting, the [email protected] According to Tooele City Council ings to be more interactive. 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CEILLY SUTTON scope, but we aren’t sure when Wiggins laughed. “It actu- STAFF WRITER that one is going to go in.” ally has a mirror in it that was The Stansbury Park According to Wiggins, all of intended to be in space but Observatory Complex is cel- the telescopes at SPOC were during the manufacturing pro- ebrating its 43rd anniversary paid for by donations. cess part of it got chipped so it today. “Harmons actually paid for didn’t make it into space.” SPOC consists of three one of them,” he said. “Another According to Wiggins, after buildings where star lovers can one I paid for and named it the mirror was chipped, it was use four different telescopes to after my mother and some of put on surplus and a truck view the heavens. them were anonymous.” driver decided to buy it for the According to Patrick The observatory is home to observatory. After which, a Wiggins, NASA ambassador to the largest amateur telescope telescope was built using the Utah and a volunteer at SPOC, in the world. mirror. COURTESY SPOC a fourth building may be in the “We literally have the big- Star parties are hosted at An aerial view of the Stansbury Park Observatory taken in June 2017. The complex hopes to expand soon. works soon. gest telescope of it’s kind on SPOC from April to October. “We just picked up the parts the planet. I keep saying that They typically begin at dusk currently uncertain due to the would like to seen one. could land right there.” for a fourth building a couple thinking that someday some- and last until 11 p.m. COVID-19 concern. “Please!” he said. “I just More information about of days ago,” he said. “This one is going to come back The star parties may begin Wiggins said he has never want to see something that I SPOC and star parties is avail- new building that we just and say ‘no, we have a bigger next month, according to actually observed a UFO but he can’t explain! We have this big able online at slas.us. picked up will hold one tele- one in China, or something!’” Wiggins, but that schedule is believes they are out there and area by the observatory. A UFO [email protected]

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Railroad Delle CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Crews inspect the post office facilities in Tooele to assess any damage which may have occurred as a result of the Wednesday morning earthquake that struck northern Utah. County approves rezone for rock mining operation near Rowley

TIM GILLIE extract rock6985 materials from W. 2100local employment, South no com- EDITOR the land for railroad ballast. mitment to establishing a The Tooele County “This rockWest is a very good Valley local point City of sale for sales R.A. Commission has approved a quality quartzite,” he said. “It tax,” he said. “I just don’t see a rezone that will open the way is very hard and its best use is financial benefit for our com- ohnson for an application for a rock- for railroad801-252-7509 ballast.” munity. Given more time, I’m JROCK PRODUCTS mining operation near Rowley. With a rail line next to the sure we could work something Bret Randall requested that property there won’t be a lot out.” CALL OFFICE a 40-acre parcel near Delle be of trucking involved with the Thomas said he is frustrated • Landscape Rock rezoned from manufacturing operation, he said. with how the county receives • Top Soil general to manufacturing gen- The primary use would be no benefit from gravel that • Rock Retaining801-252-7509 Walls eral extraction. to load cars with ballast for leaves the county while citi- • Rock Office hours 9am to 4pm The County Commission Union Pacific on site. There is zens bear the burden of torn approved the rezone with a some alluvial material on top up roads and cracked wind- • Boulders• Decorative RockAFTER Products HOURS CALL 2-1 vote during its meeting of the rock that will need to be shields, but he doesn’t see a 801-301-8897 or 435-650-7696 Tuesday night. Commissioner removed. It could be used for reason to hold up his applica- • Coble Rock• Excavating & Dump Truck Work Shawn Milne was the dissent- construction projects in the tion. ing vote. area, according to Randall. “The location out there • Gravel • Slab Rock • Stair Slabs The property is located “I don’t feel I can support doesn’t grow greasewood,” about three miles west of this” Milne said as the discus- Thomas said. “That land is Rowley Road and Interstate sion of the zone change appli- valueless. ... If this project • Colored Gravel • Topsoil 80. The property is owned cation started. were anywhere else, I would by the state School and Milne said he wanted more oppose it.” Robert Johnson, owner Institutional Trust Lands time to work out an arrange- The commission voted 2-1 Administration. Randall leases ment with the applicant so the to approve the rezone after cell: 801-301-8897 fax: 801-252-7518 the property. county would get some kind of a motion to table offered by Randall plans to pursue a benefit from the rock-mining Milne died due to the lack of conditional use permit and operation. a second. [email protected] other necessary approvals to “There’s no guarantee of [email protected]

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One election down, present, original birth certifi- two to go. Just a quick cates) then you will be asked Pnote regarding elections: Tenille Tingey to reschedule your appoint- JERRY HOUGHTON recommendations and best for social distancing. Access we have sent new voter regis- GUEST COLUMNIST ment. CONTRIBUTING WRITER practices, we have implement- to the staff workspace side of tration cards out to all active For marriage licenses, By Utah State Statute, the ed a “work-from-home” strat- the counter will be restricted. registered voters. They should both parties must be pres- Tooele County Recorder/ egy that allows all or a portion If you need to use the public be arriving in your mailbox ent with ID. For all other Surveyor’s Office is responsible of the Recorder/Surveyor’s computers, they will be disin- next week. office started to operate on a services, please call us at for recording, indexing, pre- staff to provide all associated fected before and after your Why new voter ID cards by-appointment only schedule. 435-843-3140. We’ll be happy serving and providing access to services in this environment. use. Please do not be offended. when they can’t really be used We are trying to ensure that to answer any questions. We county land documents. We have been planning, train- These changes are for both for proving ID? Besides the our customers and staff are appreciate your patience For almost 35 years, I have ing for, and testing this scenar- patron and staff safety and fact that it’s a law, with the safe and healthy in the new and understanding as we try been closely involved with this io and we are very optimistic it well-being. addition of the new County COVID-19 environment. Please to provide service and keep office’s position within the can and will work. If you think your visit will be Council Districts, we wanted call 435-843-3155 to make an everyone appropriately safe. local county government. As Currently, our records and longer that 15 minutes, we ask everyone to be aware of which appointment. For our elderly, Tooele a landowner, business owner services are open to the public that you call ahead and make district they are in. Along with If you are coming in for County Aging Services is pro- and now County Recorder/ on site. We ask that you only an appointment by calling telling you which precinct passports, it is critical to have viding free meal pick-up at the Surveyor, I know how impor- visit our office if necessary 435-843-3180. This is so we you’re in, congressional dis- everything ready and com- Tooele and Grantsville Senior tant these records are to and you are not experiencing can assure that we are meeting trict, etc., there will be a new plete when you arrive for your Centers, Monday-Thursday property ownership, personal any illness. Almost all ques- the federal and state adopted entry, County Council District. appointment, which includes 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., and wealth and finance, and the tions can be answered and recommendation of no more Just as a reminder, in 2018 bringing a check or money Friday 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. local economy. Without them, services provided through than 10 individuals gathering voters in Tooele County voted order. That is the required pay- This is a free, no appointment you can’t prove ownership, the Recorder’s web page at in one place. Tooele County is to change our form of county ment method for a passport. needed service drive thru! 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Mr. Mohlman has been a pillar of the community for growing in popularity for all pills that could address cogni- local senior center for a pro- from your doctor in getting www.Followtooelelawoffice.com us on ages, with more senior hous- tive decline, and we haven’t gram geared to older adults. reengaged with your neighbor- ing centers and communities found them,” Morris says. “If For cognitive health, try elec- hood, your local religious com- decades. He has counseled and assisted countless individuals and families in the Tooele area adding wellness coaches and anybody tells you there’s an tronic games, crossword puz- munity or your previous social Facebook!with all sorts of matters. No question, his are big shoes to fill but I’ll work hard to carry on his programs. Separate from fads intervention that can drastical- zles, reading books and taking network. Look for help from and trends, there are evidence- ly impact cognitive loss, don’t educational courses. “All those local senior services in your tradition of excellence! based benefits for older adults believe them for a minute.” things can make a difference,” community too. who engage in some wellness On the evidence side of the Morris says. It’s not clear, TOOELE RANSCRIPT basics, such as exercise, a spectrum, there “very clearly” though, how big a difference © 2020, Kiplinger. All Rights T I have practiced law for 25 years in the Sandy area. In 2018, I founded Plan Right Law, a healthy diet, reducing stress is proof that physical and they’ll make, and you shouldn’t Reserved. Distributed by Tribune BULLETIN and other kinds of self-care. cognitive exercises can have expect to dramatically turn Content Agency, LLC. law firm devoted to helping clients with wills, trusts, estate planning, and business planning. Last But it’s important to under- an effect by slowing the rate your life around, he says. stand what wellness approach- of decline, he says. “If you’re The National Institute on year we added a Medicaid planning service. In essence, we want to help our clients protect their es might really work for you, 72, or even 80, and you enter Aging cites a slew of proven families and property so that they can leave a legacy for their loved ones. Not just a legacy of and to be wary of claims that into programs to get physically health benefits from exercise SAVE ON HOME SECURITY could be harmful, such as and cognitively engaged now, and lifestyle changes. Getting money or things but something more meaningful - their stories, life-lessons, and values. nutritional supplements with you’re probably going to be in active and eating well led to GREAT dangerous side effects. better shape five years from a 71% decrease in diabetes Monitored You also should understand now than you would have been among people 60 and older, LOW by ADTOur® new Tooele office is in the Gateway Professional Center on 1244 North Main Street. that for declines in cogni- if you hadn’t done anything,” one study found. Another PRICE MONITORING the #1 home tive health and dementia, Morris says. found that moderate exercise I hopesecurity that as you have needs arise, you will reach out to us. Our paralegal, Elaine, will get you there is no quick fix or proven helped reduce stress and sleep company remedy, says John Morris, a Get moving issues for older women who scheduled for a no-cost initial consultation whenever it is convenient for you. We look forward researcher at the Institute for Check with your primary are caregivers for a loved one in the U.S. Aging Research at Hebrew physician before starting an with dementia. to meeting you and being part of the Tooele community! SeniorLife who has designed exercise program. In general, Strength training and other $850 a wellness assessment tool for older adults can engage in jog- exercises can help improve VALUE older adults. Morris also helps ging, fast walking and weight balance and reduced falls Kind regards, retirement communities track resistance. Yoga can benefit among older people by 33%, PER MONTH participants’ wellness. you through strength and flex- according to the NIA. For older “We’ve looked for magic ibility moves; check with your adults with knee osteoarthritis,

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She is survived by Wright, a devoted wife, (Karma) Wright of Stansbury 2020, at the age of 87. She was her son Jesse Leon (DeAnn) mother, grandmother, great- Park, Utah; Terry Kim (Dori) born to Murl Burton Donohue Brown, daughter Rebecca grandmother, and friend, Wright of Pine Canyon, Utah; and Myrtle May Redford on (Ken) Johnson, and by her passed away peacefully in and Cathy Marie (Brian) Jarvis Jan. 6, 1933, in the family’s log grandchildren April Brown, her sleep and retuned to her of Orem, Utah. She is also home in Talmage, Duchesne Cierra (Carlos) Valdovinos, Heavenly Father in the early survived by her three siblings: County, Utah. She grew up Michaela Brown, Honey morning of March 15, 2020, at Betty Shosted of Tooele, Utah; spending most of her time on (Sean) Brisbin, Dustin (Stacy) the age of 90. Connie was born Janet Cook of Grantsville, the family farm in Talmage, Johnson, Brandy (Robbie) in Stockton, Utah, on July 1, Utah; and Terry (Sue) Edwards but also spending time in the Bowman; also her great-grand- 1929, in the family home. Her of Logan, Utah. She has a pos- coal camps in Reins, Carbon children Destinee Rasmussen, parents were Maurine Rollins terity that includes ten grand- County, Utah, where her father Alyssa Rasmussen, Jared and John Henry Edwards. She children: Austin J. (Tiffany) was a miner. Roxie married Brisbin Braden Brisbin, Kylie was the second child of the Wright, Adam S. (Natalie) Leon Hall Brown on Jan. 22, Johnson, Jacob Johnson, and family, having been preceded Wright, Lincoln J. (Megan) 1952, in the Manti Temple. dresses worn by her grand- her namesake Roxella (Roxy) by her older sister Betty Rae. she poured over the Book of Wright, Jasmine L. Wright, Leon and Roxie bought the daughters. Noel Valdovinos (she was She later became the sister Mormon and read the Ensign Erin L. (Shelten) Wells, Tori family farm in Talmage, living As most know, Roxie was elated when she found out of Janet Gwen (Cook), John magazines over and over. (Nate) Hill, Hana (Nate) there for ten years. After they accidentally shot as a teenager. she was going to have a child Henry Edwards (a brother Connie married her high Lucas-Wright, Jesi (Thomas) sold the farm, they moved Unfortunately, this accident named after her because she who died at birth), and Terry school sweetheart, Harvey Dewey, Michael (Samantha) to Tooele, Utah. There they caused her to endure five total had always dreamed of that). Thomas Edwards. Emmett Wright, on June 2, Jarvis, Michelle Jarvis; and had two children: Jesse Leon hip surgeries and tremendous Finally, her many nieces and Connie was a fierce and 1948. They were later sealed in 17 great-grandchildren and and Rebecca. Roxie provided pain. She survived endless nephews who were also special feisty red head in every sense the Salt Lake Temple on March numerous nieces and nephews childcare in her home while ridicule from classmates, and to her. Roxie was always happy of the term. She would often 15, 1950. She was always sup- who will miss her dearly. She Leon worked at the Army day after day of physical ther- and smiling even in the hard have an opinion on one topic portive of her husband and was preceded in death by her Depot. Later Roxie spent 10 apy after each surgery. Mom times. She lived by this motto/ or another and would strongly his work, from carpenter to loving companion Harvey years working as a nurse’s aide fought through heart failure song: “Jesus said love every- share her opinion. Her com- construction superintendent E. Wright; her parents John at the Tooele Nursing Home. several times this year and one, treat them kindly too. ments at times may have to company vice president, Henry Edwards and Marine She dearly loved the people after receiving a new battery When your heart is filled with offended some folks, for which always having breakfast ready Rollins Edwards; her sister-in- she served, and they loved for her pacemaker a couple love, others will love you.” We we say, “Sorry.” Mom did not at 5 a.m. and a lunch packed law Beth Vowles; and brothers- her. In her senior years Roxie of months ago, I figured she thank Dr. Sara Carstensen, “hold a punch” or “sweet-talk” for a day at the construction in-law, Richard (Dick) Shosted, spent many happy hours at the would live another 87 years. the nurses and staff of the how she thought or felt, she site. She was supportive of not Morley Cook, Gerald Vowles; Tooele Senior Center, much of Each time I saw her she would Rocky Mountain Care–Willow would just let you know what only Harvey’s work but also of and her father and mother- it as a greeter. She loved the ask me, “Why hasn’t God taken Springs, and the doctors, nurs- she thought. his volunteerism as a baseball in-law Emmett W. Wright and center and all the people she me yet?” Each time I would es and staff of the Mountain She loved to work in her coach and league president to Adaline Hunter Wright. God met there. Trips to Wendover tell her that it was between West Medical Center, and all flower garden and enjoyed the city councilman and numer- bless you Mom; you will be with the seniors were a favor- her and God and he must still others who have assisted in her planting process and observing ous church callings. Prior to sorely missed. ite activity. She was blessed need her to be here. She would medical needs. In lieu of flow- the color of the flowers and Harvey’s passing in 2016, they We are very grateful to Dr. to have wonderful and special answer with, “I’ve asked him, ers that will just be eaten by development of the vegetables had celebrated 67 anniversa- Gary Holland and the nurs- friendships with many. but he doesn’t answer me!” the deer, treat your family to a and fruit on the orchard trees. ries together. They took trips ing staff at Sagewood Assisted Roxie was very talented. She Well, I guess he finally decided dinner in her memory. Beside her flower gardening, to many destinations includ- Living Center at Daybreak in always had a beautiful yard that her mission was complete, Graveside service will be she enjoyed sewing a new ing Hawaii, Alaska, various South Jordan, Utah, who cared full of flowers. She made won- or he got tired of hearing her held Saturday, March 21, outfit, crafting, making home- locations in Mexico, and to for her with kindness and love, derful hand-stitched quilts. She asking. 2020, at 1 p.m., in the Tooele made strawberry ice cream, Russia, Switzerland, Germany, especially during her declining was talented with crocheting, She was preceded in death City Cemetery, 361 S. 100 and BYU sports. France, Italy, Greece and other years. We are also grateful to making butterflies, slippers, by her husband of fifty-five East. She was born and raised European countries with their the many friends and family slinky toys, and gorgeous years, Leon Hall Brown; her in Stockton, Utah, during the son Terry and his wife Dori. who have shown their kindness mining boom time and learned They took many trips across by visiting with her each week. the importance of a good edu- the U.S. to the east coast and Due to the CoVid-19 virus cation and hard work. She was mid-west with Harvey’s sister outbreak, a limited public insistent that her children were Beth and husband Gerald viewing will be held Friday, Christopher L. Gajda He is survived by his father attentive in school and made Vowles and other friends. March 20, 2020, from 6 to 8 Michael R. Gajda and step- sure homework was done Connie was always sup- p.m., at Tate Mortuary, 110 Christopher L. Gajda of mother Katherine M. Gajda before play time and if a test portive of her children and S. Main St., Tooele, Utah. American Fork passed away and his three half-sisters: needed to be studied for, she grandchildren encouraging Graveside service will be held March 10, 2020. He was born Wendy (Ben) Rupper, Jennifer was there to help. She was a them to excel in academics and Saturday, March 21, 2020, at June 8, 1965, in Salt Lake City, Gajda, and Kimberly (Kenny) faithful, hardworking servant sporting activities especially in the Tooele City Cemetery for Utah, to Michael R. and Eve Crosbie. of the Lord serving in many baseball. As a young girl living close family members only. Elizabeth. Graveside services will be church callings. She was espe- in Stockton, the family would A memorial service will be Christopher was such a fun held Tuesday March 17, 2020, cially fond of the time when often go to the local ball field held in late June or early July person to be around. He had at 11:00 a.m. at the American she was the Relief Society pres- near the railroad tracks and pending the status of the virus numerous friends and caregiv- Fork Cemetery, 26 W. 600 ident in Houston, Texas, where cheer on the Stockton baseball containment. If you wish, you ers who loved and adored him. North, American Fork, Utah. she was responsible to care team and their dad who played can donate to the Huntsman His favorite things to do were Please share a memory at for the women within the very first base on the team. With Cancer Institute for cancer fishing and being in the moun- andersonmortuary.com large ward boundaries. Even members of the team being research in the name of Connie tains. in her last years, when not made up of many local miners, Mae Wright, in lieu of flowers. much brought her pleasure, like her dad, they were a for-

DEATH NOTICES Delivering the News Melvin Grant Mitchell “Mitch” D. Rice Utah hospitals delay surgeries in Tooele Christley Terra, Utah, resident, Mitchell County for “Mitch” D. Rice, age 71, passed for future coronavirus cases Melvin Grant Christley, away of cardiac arrest early Tuesday More Than age 96, passed away early morning, March 17, 2020. Services Wednesday morning, March and military honors are pending at SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — are expected to hear from like cancer will continue to 120 Years 18, 2020, in Grantsville. A full the Dalton-Hoopes Funeral Home, Utah’s two largest hospital their health-care providers get treatments, the Salt Lake obituary will appear in the 435-884-3031. A full obituary will systems have delayed elective about changes. Delays are Tribune reported. TOOELETRANSCRIPT next edition of the Transcript appear in the next edition of the surgeries and other non- expected to be for at least a The new coronavirus BULLETIN Bulletin. Arrangements in care Transcript Bulletin. Online condo- urgent medical procedures to few weeks, KSL reported. causes only mild or moderate of Dalton-Hoopes Funeral lences may be shared at dalton- save space and equipment for Postponed procedures symptoms in most people, Subscribe Home, 435-884-3031. Online hoopes.com. future patients with the new could range from a colonos- such as fever and cough. For 435-882-0050 condolences may be shared at coronavirus. copy for screening colon can- some, especially older adults daltonhoopes.com. Intermountain Healthcare cer to an internal assessment and people with existing and University of Utah Health of injured knee, according to health problems, it can cause expect an influx of corona- KUTV. more severe illness, including virus patients in the coming The move will keep hos- pneumonia. weeks. Though most of the 41 pital beds free and preserve The vast majority of people people diagnosed have recov- protective equipment that’s in recover from the new virus. ered at home so far, the path short supply around the coun- According to the World of the virus in other places try, hospital officials said. It Health Organization, people like Italy indicates that Utah will also allow doctors, nurses with mild illness recover in will experience a surge soon, and patients to practice social about two weeks, while those 2 020 PREP authorities said Monday. distancing. with more severe illness may Patients who had planned People with urgent needs take three to six weeks to of surgeries or other procedures and time-sensitive conditions recover. ATHLETES the WEEK CORONAVIRUS HELPFUL TIPS FROM THE CDC CAYDEN CLARK JUNIOR STANSBURY BASEBALL In fi ve games last week, Clark went 11-for-17 (.647) with two home runs, four doubles, a triple, 10 RBIs and six runs scored to help the Stallions go 4-1. He also picked up the victory on the mound against Crimson Cliffs and pitched a scoreless inning in relief against Grantsville.

JAELYNN DELANEY SENIOR GRANTSVILLE SOFTBALL Delaney hit three home runs and drove in six runs as clean your hands the Grantsville softball team routed Cedar City 12-1 in its season opener. Last season, Delaney hit seven home Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least runs — half of her total of 14 hits — in a part-time role 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after for the Cowboys as GHS won its third straight state title. blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. To learn more, visit www.cdc.gov.

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ing down since last week,” Geovijian said. “Today is the first day that our dining room will be closed. It hasn’t seemed to have hurt business in Salt Lake, but we will see how it will affect Tooele and Grantsville.” American Burgesr will be providing curbside, call in orders, and drive through. It is also on the postmates app. Jim’s Family Restaurant in Tooele has had to lay off sev- eral employees because of the recent order by the governor. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO “We are about 80% down in Local restaurants adapt to a state Health Department order that prohibits dine-in services. business as of yesterday,” said owner Spiros Makris. “Today we will see where it goes. Customers can come into our building to pick up their food after they call in or we can do curbside.” For one Tooele restaurant, few customers and a pandemic have taken a heavy toll. “Today is our last day,” said David Peterson, manager at Dicky’s Barbecue Pit. “Business has been slow and the virus hasn’t helped.” [email protected]

work. issued by the health department. Emergency Third party delivery service, Management should screen continued from page A1 like UberEats and DoorDash, is employees on a daily basis and at permitted with guidelines to avoid the beginning of each shift, for physical contact and screening of symptoms consistent with COVID- salad bars, unpackaged self-serve personnel. 19. Employees who present symp- food services, bars, taverns, night- The state health order also pro- toms consistent with COVID-19 clubs, private liquor clubs, and hibits gatherings of more than 10 should not be permitted to work at saloons in the state of Utah shall individuals. Discretionary travel, the physical premises of the busi- immediately close to members, social visits, and shopping trips ness. guests, patrons, customers, and the other than shopping for food and Local Tooele County health general public as of 11:50 p.m. on other essentials is discouraged. advisories include the advice that March 18. It is recommended that all busi- with evidence of community trans- Pick-up, take-out, curb-side, nesses should implement social mission, gyms and other indoor and drive-thru food service are distancing measures — at least and outdoor venues where groups permitted, with recommendations six feet between individuals — in of people congregate should be to reduce risk of transmission and “communal areas.” The prohibition closed. exposure to COVID-19. of gatherings of 10 or more doesn’t The Tooele County Health Management of food service apply to grocery stores. Department continues to advise establishments are to make sure Employees who handle cash or people to practice good hygiene, on a daily basis that employees credit cards should use cleansing stay home if sick, and contact their with any symptoms consistent with measures between transactions, primary care provider. COVID-19 are not permitted to including using best practices [email protected]

DECLARATION OF LOCAL EMERGENCY Tooele County, Utah WHEREAS, the mobilization system with respect to this local of local resources, the coordina- emergency is hereby activated. WHEREAS, on January 21, tion of interagency responses, Section 4. Emergency 2020, the Utah Department of the acceleration of procure- Operations Center Activated. Health (“UDH”) activated its ment of vital supplies, and The Tooele County Emergency Department Operations Center the implementation of mutual Operations Center (“EOC”) is in response to the evolving aid agreements will be critical hereby activated. COVID-19 global pandemic. to successfully responding to Section 6. Public Advisories. The UDH recognizes COVID- COVID-19; and, The following measures are 19 as an imminent threat to WHEREAS, these con- strongly recommended by

the health and safety of the ditions create a “State of the Tooele County Health COURTESY LUCKY SUPERMARKET residents of the State of Utah Emergency” within the intent Department: The Tooele Lucky Supermarket experienced damage from the earthquake on Wednesday (“Utah”); and, of the “Disaster Response and • Tooele County COVID-19 morning. WHEREAS, on February 28, Recovery Act” found in Utah Health Advisories 2020, the State Emergency Code Annotated (“UCA”), Title • UDOH Public Health Order Operations Center raised 53, Chapter 2a, (1953), as March 17 Earthquake Ready app,” Whitehouse said. “There its activation level to “Level amended, and necessitate that • Governors Press Release. is even a portal where you can pro- continued from page A1 3 – Elevated Action.” The Tooele County proclaim the Find these documents by gram the system to text the rest of Utah Division of Emergency existence of a local emergency clicking on their links on the your family that you are safe. This Management (“UDEM”) and which allows for the utilization landing page of tooelehealth. really is state of the art.” the UDH activated a Joint of emergency police powers org (scroll down, below “Our The app highlights 72-hour food Whitehouse has a few words of wis- Information System for public and resources. Mission” section). storage, helping support neighbors, dom concerning earthquakes. information; and, THEREFORE, PURSUANT Section 7. Changes/ maintaining a full tank of gas at all “Prepare, do not panic,” he said. WHEREAS, the United States TO UCA §53-2A-208; BE Compliance. As the situation times, and how to do a home hazard “The better prepared we can be as a Centers for Disease Control IT DECLARED BY TOOELE changes additional guidance hunt to shut off water, circuit break- county and citizens of a county, we and Prevention (“CDC”) has COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, will be provided. The Tooele ers, and natural gas lines. can better handle emergencies that identified the potential public TOM TRIPP, SHAWN MILNE, County Health Department “We really encourage residents come our way.” health threat posed by COVID- AND KENDALL THOMAS, AS may issue Public Health Orders to become familiar with the Tooele [email protected] 19 both globally and in the FOLLOWS: to comply with these and other United States as “high,” and has Section 1. Declaration of appropriate measures. advised that person-to-person Local Emergency. It is hereby Section 8. Duration. This spread of COVID-19 will contin- declared that there is a local declaration of a local emergen- ue to occur globally, including emergency affecting Tooele cy shall last up to thirty (30) within the United States; and, County, Utah, which may days after the Effective Date WHEREAS, the UDH recog- exceed the resources of the (defined below) and may be nizes that confirmed commu- community, and assistance may extended in written form by the nity transmission in the United be requested from both, the Tooele County Commission. States significantly increases State of Utah and the federal Section 9. Publication. This the risk of exposure and infec- government to provide all nec- declaration of a local emer- tion to the general public with essary resources to combat such gency shall be on file for public Utah, which creates an extreme emergency to protect the com- inspection with the Tooele public health risk that may munity and provide emergency County Clerk. spread quickly; and, assistance. Section 10. Notice to WHEREAS, due to the iden- Section 2. General Governor. A copy of this dec- tification of COVID-19 cases in Provision. This State of laration of a local emergency Utah, COVID-19 has created Emergency has not been imple- shall be sent to the Office of the conditions that are or are likely mented based on a current Governor of the State of Utah. to be beyond the control of level of confirmed cases, rather local resources, and requires it reflects that Tooele County Effective Date: 17 March 2020 the combined forces of other will work in concert with State political subdivisions to com- and Federal agencies to slow TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH bat; and, the spread of infection. This [signed] WHEREAS, the presence of action is based on recommen- Jeff Coombs, Health Officer COVID-19 was identified in dations of both the profession- Tooele County Health our community as of March 15, als of Tooele County Health Department 2020. Department and the Tooele Tom Tripp, Chairman WHEREAS, the Tooele County Emergency Response Tooele County Commission County Health Officer (“Health Center. Shawn Milne Officer”) has determined that Section 3. Emergency Tooele County Commission there is an imminent and proxi- Operations Plan Activated. Kendall Thomas mate threat to the public health The Tooele County Emergency Tooele County Commission within Tooele County from Operations Plan in now in Scott Broadhead COVID-19; and, effect. The incident command Tooele County Attorney COURTESY SOELBERG’S MARKET Personal care products fell off the shelf at Soelberg’s Market in Stansbury Park during the earthquake. Soelberg’s opened after employees cleaned the aisles. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY March 19, 2020 PLEASE READ New Procedures “ Effective Immediately Your health and safety, as well as that of our employees, is important to us. 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For questions and advice on how best to address the novel COVID19 coronavirus, please visit https://tooelehealth.org/coronavirus-disease-2019/ THURSDAY March 19, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 Hometown

“I was just having a really difficult time, Parke said. My very good friend took me to a place where they had all these little fairy doors and fairy houses. It brought magic to me on a day when I was just devastated.

KELLY PARKE AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR

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Kelly Parke wears her fairy tiara that she wore to introduce the book, “Oquirrh Mountain Fairies Mineral Magic,” she wrote and illustrated Wednesday afternoon at the park.

‘Magnum Opus’STORY JESSICA PETTIT Tooele author and illustrator Kelly Parke finds joy in sharing her coloring book about fairies and science

elly Parke of Tooele is passionate about many things. A few of the things she loves include celebrating Halloween, creating art, and teaching STEAMK (Science Technology Engineering Art Math) classes. Recently, she added a new passion: sharing the joy she finds in fairies. Parke has loved fairies for a long time. “I’ve always been a fan of Cicely Mary Barker, the author of the book ‘Flower Fairies,’” she said. “I’ve had that book for a long, long time.” Fairies took on a special meaning for Parke in 2012, the year her mother passed away. A friend, Amey Riahala, took her to a place Parke describes as magical. “I was just having a really difficult time,” Parke said. “My very good friend took me to a place where they had all these little fairy doors and fairy houses. It brought magic to me on a day when I was just dev- astated.”

PHOTO COURTESY OF JULIE LOGAN Kaila Smith (left) and Rebekah Parke enjoy a moment in the shade at Gardner Village during the book SEE MAGNUM OPUS PAGE B11 ® launch last August. Inside pages of “Oquirrh Mountain Fairies Mineral Magic” book (top right). B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY March 19, 2020 Sports SHS grad Herrera earns All-America status Former Utah state champion finished fourth at junior college nationals DARREN VAUGHAN lished himself as one of the that’s what college coaches SPORTS EDITOR top junior college wrestlers like. I knew sending him to Anthony Herrera is one of in the country, finishing college, the sky was the limit the most decorated athletes in fourth at 157 pounds and for him. It was just a matter of the brief history of Stansbury earning Honorable Mention putting it together.” High School, winning a Class All-America status during Herrera opened the 4A state wrestling champion- the National Junior College national tournament with ship at 138 pounds as a senior Athletic Association Wrestling an 8-3 decision over Jayden in 2018 before moving on to Championship. Johnson of Thaddeus Stevens wrestle collegiately. “It’s not really a surprise (Pennsylvania), and pinned His success on the wres- to me,” Stansbury wrestling Spencer Head of Mercyhurst tling mat didn’t end when he coach Tyson Linnell said. “I North East (Pennsylvania) at left Tooele County, however. knew he had the potential to the 4:08 mark of his second Earlier this month in Council do great things. His ceiling to match. He fell into the consola- Bluffs, Iowa, Herrera estab- get better is just so high, and tion bracket after a 7-2 loss to Jonny Towbridge of Northeast Oklahoma, but rattled off three consecutive wins after that: a 13-3 major decision over Sebastian Robles of Northeastern (Colorado); a pin against Dallas Boone of Neosho (Kansas); and an 8-6 win over

Iowa Western’s Chance Fry. PHOTO COURTESY OF ANTHONY HERRERA Herrera lost to Towbridge in Anthony Herrera, a 2018 Stansbury High School graduate, competes for Western Wyoming Community College the third-place match 6-3. That at the National Junior College Athletic Association Wrestling Championships in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Herrera, a brought his successful redshirt former Utah high school state champion, finished fourth at 157 pounds to earn Honorable Mention All-America freshman season at Western status. Wyoming Community College to a close, but also fuels his fire done in high school that I - and my little boys and a cou- “When I was a freshman for his second season of com- haven’t done in college. I think ple other little boys saw him coming in, I never would have petition at the Rock Springs, it was a really nice transition and, ‘Anthony!’ They went run- expected it to come this far,” Wyoming-based school. thanks to Tyson (Linnell) ning over to him,” Linnell said. he added. “Looking back to “I have one more year at and all the other coaches for “He comes back over Christmas my role models in high school, Western, and I already have helping me get to this point. break and helps coach and they played a huge role in my a handful of coaches talking I wasn’t coming into college helps in the (wrestling) room. growth and my experience. I to me,” Herrera said. “Since unprepared. I knew what to Now the kids know that any- hope I do the same thing with earning All-America honors, expect.” thing’s possible - if Anthony becoming a state champion hopefully more coaches will Linnell, who wrestled with can do it, anybody can do it.” and having my name all over offer me something. I’m going WWCC coach Art Castillo in Herrera said his success the boards in the wrestling to focus on what’s ahead next college, said he knew Herrera comes as a result of having a room - I just hope it inspires season, and see what comes would be successful at the strong work ethic, which he them to do something great, after that.” next level. He said that every hopes will rub off on Stansbury too.” Herrera credited Linnell and time Herrera is in town dur- wrestlers for years to come. Linnell is excited to see what his experience wrestling at ing a break from school, his “To these kids, I just say, Herrera does on the mat in the Stansbury High for helping to presence in the SHS wrestling ‘you set a goal and you work years to come. prepare him for the next level. room serves as an inspiration your hardest toward it, and “I hope he moves on and “Everything I learned here for the next generation of amazing things can hap- keeps wrestling,” he said. “He’s (at Stansbury) has carried over Stallion grapplers. pen,’” he said. “I’ve definitely good at it and obviously, that’s PHOTO COURTESY OF ANTHONY HERRERA to my college experience,” he “Last year, we went down Anthony Herrera, a 2018 Stansbury High School graduate who now improved since eighth grade showing. It’s going to open up wrestles for Western Wyoming Community College, became the first said. to the U.S. Open, a big (Las) and my freshman year, but it’s all sorts of doors for him, so wrestler from Stansbury to earn All-America recognition when he finished “It’s like I tell some of these Vegas tournament, and he was all the same - it’s all hard work I’m excited to see where the fourth at 157 pounds at the National Junior College Athletic Association high school guys - there hasn’t walking out - I don’t know if and dedication that’s gotten future goes with him.” Wrestling Championships in Council Bluffs, Iowa. been a thing I’ve learned or he’d just got done working out me to this point. [email protected] Former THS wrestler signs with Nebraska school

Cyprus High School in Magna this before the state tourney after a prac- Garcia finished fifth past season, and found out about tice session between the two - noting the opportunity while coaching the that his willingness to put in extra Pirates at a tournament in February. time honing his craft paid off. at state in 2017 “It’s really awesome,” Garcia said. “That year was probably one of DARREN VAUGHAN “For (Romeike) to get her dream job my funnest (years coaching), solely SPORTS EDITOR and coach and wrestle and improve, because of Angel,” Spendlove said. After graduating from Tooele High it’s really cool that she’s coming with “There was a lot of hours and time School in 2018, former Buffaloes me and I’m super excited. spent after (practice) in the room wrestler Angel Garcia didn’t know “I kind of got that itch when I was where he would grab me and say, ‘I whether he’d step on a wrestling mat coaching, that itch to wrestle. I was just want to wrestle one more round,’ again. kind of like, ‘man, I miss this feel- or ‘I just want to do some more He joined the workforce after ing.’” drills.’ On average, we would end graduation, first working on a Romeike expressed her excitement practice around 5 or 5:30 and Angel farm before becoming a butcher at at the opportunity she and her fiancé and I wouldn’t leave until 6 or 6:30. Maceys. He trained in mixed martial have as they head to Nebraska this “There wasn’t a day that Angel arts under coach Keith Azbury, win- fall. wanted to leave early. He wanted ning a state jiu-jitsu title. “It’s an awesome opportunity for to stay and just work and work and But it wasn’t until recently that both of us,” Romeike said. “I’m super work. Angel is the epitome of what the opportunity to wrestle again excited that I get to go with Angel happens when you put in the extra came up. Earlier this month, Garcia and accomplish my dreams while he time as a wrestler.” put pen to paper, signing a national gets to accomplish his dreams, and That dedication has continued as DARREN VAUGHAN/TTB PHOTO Letter-of-Intent to compete colle- we get to do that together.” Garcia works his way back into wres- Angel Garcia, a 2018 graduate of Tooele High School, signs a national Letter-of-Intent to giately at Hastings College, an NAIA Garcia finished fifth at 182 tling shape. He has practiced with wrestle at Hastings College in Hastings, Nebraska, as his mother, Lorena Villalobos, looks school in Hastings, Nebraska. pounds in the Class 3A state tourna- the team at Utah Valley University on during a March 10 ceremony at Tooele High School. However, Garcia won’t be going ment as a junior in 2017. Tooele in Orem in recent weeks, which has alone - his fiancée, Cara Romeike, assistant wrestling coach Joel revealed that he still has the skills, “It’s hard to slowly get back into slowly getting back into my rhythm. has been named Hastings’ first-ever Spendlove shared memories of but he also has a lot of work to do it,” Garcia said. “I’ve been out of it I’ve missed it, so it’s fun.” women’s wrestling coach. The two Garcia’s memorable junior year - to reach his goal of making it to the for, like, a year, so I’m going with [email protected] coached the girls wrestling team at which included a broken rib just NAIA national tournament. those guys and getting beat up and Tooele’s Clay Freeman signs with Treasure Valley

Pitcher has become key piece for Buffaloes 35 walks. Opponents have hit Stansbury last season. Freeman .272 off him with a .360 on- was pulled after allowing four DARREN VAUGHAN school, and I can go up there base percentage. In what could unearned runs and record- SPORTS EDITOR and get better and maybe go potentially be the final start of ing just one out, but he only Like many other kids, Tooele somewhere bigger after that his high school career, he threw allowed six earned runs and senior Clay Freeman grew up school.” a five-inning one-hitter with nine total runs over his final dreaming of someday playing Freeman was a freshman 11 strikeouts and one walk in five appearances of the season college baseball. when Tooele coach Nolan a victory over Hillcrest at the after that. Earlier this month, the Stouder took over the Buffs’ Crimson Cliffs Classic in St. “His freshman and sopho- Buffaloes pitcher took a major baseball program prior to the George earlier this month. more year, we knew he was step toward making that dream 2017 season. While Freeman “I’ve learned a lot and I’ve raw,” Stouder said. “He had a a reality. In front of numerous might be the same tall, lanky definitely grown a lot in these good arm and we knew he had friends and family, Freeman kid he was back then - “he high school years,” Freeman potential, but we didn’t really signed a national Letter-of- was still about nine feet tall said. “I’ve gotten my arm stron- envision how much his poten- Intent to continue his base- and about 85 pounds - hasn’t ger to get to the point where I tial would grow. “Last year, ball career at Treasure Valley grown an inch or a pound,” DARREN VAUGHAN/TTB PHOTO am right now. High school has he just took off with all those Community College, a two-year Stouder joked - his evolution as Tooele senior Clay Freeman signs a national Letter-of-Intent to play base- been a lot of fun.” innings he threw, he settled in ball at Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario, Oregon, during a school located in Ontario, a pitcher has been something to March 10 ceremony at Tooele High School. Pictured with Freeman, from Stouder said when he first as our No. 2. Teams would face Oregon. behold. left, are his stepmother, Becky Freeman; his father, Jared Freeman; and met Freeman, he immediately (teammate) Brett (Porthan) Freeman decided to sign “His sophomore year, we his mother, Kara Mae. recognized his talent and his and think ‘we got rid of their with the Chukars after talking needed a starting pitcher for love of the game, but Freeman’s ace already,’ and then we’d to friend and former Tooele varsity, and we were bounc- on the varsity mound and the Since getting his opportunity ability to use those two things throw Clay at them, who’s pret- High teammate Dalton Harris, ing around ideas - ‘what do dude absolutely competed, and in the Buffs’ starting rotation, to take him to the next level has ty much like a whole other ace. who is in his first year at TVCC. you think about Clay?’ ‘That’s he hasn’t looked back since. Freeman has flourished. In 17 been particularly impressive. Any other team in our region “He said he really likes it, a good idea,’” Stouder said. He has progressed and gotten career varsity appearances, Stouder also lauded his and probably in the state of and I thought it would be a “There was only one way to better and he’s put in so much he has an earned-run aver- mental approach, as evidenced Utah would have loved to have good opportunity,” Freeman find out how he would do. We work to get to this point. He age of 3.33 in 67⅓ innings by the way he bounced back him in their rotation.” said. “It’s just a two-year ended up putting him out there deserves everything.” pitched with 66 strikeouts and from a disastrous start against [email protected] THURSDAY March 19, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 SUNDAY DRIVE New BMW X6 Sport Activity Coupe is great addition to an active lifestyle

his year BMW introduced The all-wheel drive version Tthe all-new X6 Sport rocketed the mid-sized SAC to Activity Coupe, which is slot- 60 mph in a mere 5.3 seconds, ted between the X5 and the X7 shaving 0.7 seconds off of SUV lineup. So what is the dif- the previous model of the X6. ference between an SUV and a BMW also has an “M” version Sport Activity Coupe? of the SAC with a 4.4-liter, BMW’s designers combined 8-cylinder engine that gets 523 today’s SUV with one of their Craig & Deanne Conover horsepower and gets to 60 in bimmer coupe designs, threw GUEST COLUMNISTS just 4.1 seconds. in a huge dose of BMW DNA, It’s hard to imagine that and out came a new class of neighbors as they asked a lot kind of horsepower as our test automobile called the Sport of questions about the BMW in ride had more than enough Activity Coupe. our driveway. acceleration than we would When the new X6 arrived Under the hood the X6 ever need. The 21-inch wheels at our home, the vehicle’s comes standard with a 3.0- kept it grounded and in con- look was so outside the norm liter, twin-turbo inline six- trol, especially on a quick trip it took us a few days to warm cylinder power plant that pro- up Provo Canyon to Sundance. up to it. But as our week with duces 335 horsepower and 330 It took all the twisty bends the X6 ebbed on, we became ft.-lb. of torque. The twin scroll with ease. enthralled with its look and turbocharger with the exhaust Another unique addition to design. manifold integrated into the this new model is what BMW We found the X6 SAC cylinder head allows for a calls Back-up Assistance. This unique and so did our new faster turbo response time. new system memorizes the most recent 50 yards of for- ward travel and stores it. The driver presses a button while in park, shifts into reverse and the vehicle will back up taking the same path it took to park. We found this interesting just getting out of our garage, but hugely helpful when backing out of a tight parking space. With the X-6’s coupe-like looks, it would seem to have a compact interior. But we were able to fit a 6-foot long folding table and eight chairs into the rear with the seat down. Craig and a coworker also had to take a trip to Mt. Pleasant, and enjoyed the space up front with the bim- passengers stay comfortable, any new BMW is that Apple the BMW. mer’s adjustable all-leather while the fourth is a big heads CarPlay connects wirelessly to The new BMW X6 is a great seats. They found it impossible up display in the front window the vehicle; there is no need addition for an active lifestyle, to not be comfortable in the for the driver. for a pesky cord. We enjoyed and most importantly, will SAC no matter how far the Navigation is also visible in listening to Podcasts or even get the neighbors talking and drive. the center instrument screen, Amazon Music through the noticing the new ride. Included in the X6 are and also in the heads up dis- 10-speaker Harmon Kardon Base price: $65,600 four different high definition play for a great safety feature surround sound system. Price as driven: $72,020 screens. There are two of 12.3- on a long road trip on unfamil- Answering texts was simple inch size, one as a driver dash- iar roads. We never had to take and easy using the system. Craig and Deanne Conover board, the other in the center our eyes off the road to make The X6 is also Amazon Alexa have been test-driving vehicles console to handle all infotain- sure we were on the right track and Google Home compatible. for nearly a decade. They receive ment features. The third is a with navigation information Questions can be asked and a new car each week for a week- small screen between the cli- wherever we glanced. information, like navigation, long test drive and adventure. mate controls to help front-seat One of our favorite parts of is figured out and sent right to They live in Springville, Utah.

INTERPERSONAL EDGE BIRTHDAY Rose Bradfield

Always have Plan B in case job goes South Rose Bradfield turns 80 on March 30. Instead of an Q: My industry is going ing at all the variations of jobs The last word(s) open house, her children are through changes and I’m wor- within that theme. Can you Q: I’m being offered a encouraging family and friends ried about how this will affect teach classes in what you do, chance at a free educational to please write her a letter of Daneen Skube my job. I don’t know what I’d GUEST COLUMNIST can you consult on what you program through my work- congratulations and/or appre- do if the need for my skill set do, or do you need additional place, but there are conditions ciation. Send your comments went away. How do you sug- training to expand the number that make me suspicious about to 234 N. 300 West, Tooele, UT gest your clients cope with the of jobs you could land within the real costs. Should I look a 84074. No other gifts please. changes they cannot control they expand their current and your industry? gift horse in the mouth? that could put them in the future options. Some of my cli- The process of develop- A: Yes, don’t sign up until unemployment line? ents start side businesses along ing a Plan B can be quite fun. you have all the details. A: I recommend all clients with their current employment You’ll learn lots, meet a whole Sometimes it is the things (and readers) develop a Plan to provide extra income and a new network of interesting offered for free that end up B, and preferably C, D and E Plan B if their job goes away. colleagues, and start to feel being the most expensive. while they are at it. Being a The idea here is never to in control of your ability to one-trick pony in our business put all your eggs in one basket. make a living. You’ll do more Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- environment is a recipe for Most of my clients and read- research if you approach this tive coach, trainer, therapist and anxiety and unexpected unem- ers have multiple interests process curious about what speaker, also appears as the FOX POETRY ployment. they could turn into paid you’ll discover rather than Channel’s “Workplace Guru” Even if you lobby hard to work. Don’t wait until you are fearful you will become home- each Monday morning. She’s the prevent your industry from unemployed to build up these less soon. author of “Interpersonal Edge: deleting your job skills, you skills. You can hold on to your In our current business Breakthrough Tools for Talking Johnsburg have limited power to prevent current job and simultaneously environment, we are each to Anyone, Anywhere, About changes that make your job dabble in using other interests ultimately responsible for iden- Anything” (Hay House, 2006). ’ve mentioned the antholo- obsolete. You have total power and skills to make money. tifying ways to make a living You can contact Dr. Skube at gy, Local News: Poetry About over learning new skills so you Our global economy has so and enjoy our work. Business www.interpersonaledge.com or ISmall Towns from MWPH Ted Kooser have more options. many moving parts that today’s organizations exist to make a 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, Books, P.O. Box 8, in Fairwater, U.S. POET LAUREATE Some of my clients have hot well-paid job can become profit, not to guarantee that Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no Wisconsin. Here’s one of the 2004 – 2006 returned to get skills in a trade tomorrow’s job graveyard sur- you will make a living. If you personal replies. many poems I’ve enjoyed, by like being an electrician or prisingly fast. Putting all your fail to take responsibility for © 2020 Interpersonal Edge. Scott Wiggerman, who lives in plumber, which is always in eggs in one job basket is poor having a Plan B, you’ll have to Distributed by Tribune Content New Mexico. His latest book is demand. Some of my clients career planning. live with the anxiety of only Agency, LLC. Leaf and Beak: Sonnets, published by purple flag, 2015. sign up for graduate school so Always go into a job look- having a Plan A. Johnsburg

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Heaven and Hell: A History of the Afterlife at the town’s only four-way stop sign, a convenience store with a bike stand, hat happens when of Augustine, focusing espe- nowhere; they were intimately Wwe die? A recent Pew cially on the teachings of Jesus connected with the social, cul- and three smoke-drenched taverns, Research poll showed that and his early followers. He tural, and historical worlds out their bars of the same solid wood 72% of Americans believe in a discusses ancient guided tours of which they emerged. Only literal heaven, 58% in a literal of heaven and hell, in which later, in the early Christian as the church’s hard benches, hell. Most people who hold a living person observes the centuries, did they develop only more polished, more worn down. these beliefs are Christian and sublime blessings of heaven into the notions of eternal bliss assume they are the age-old for those who are saved and or damnation widely accepted American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry teachings of the Bible. But the horrifying torments of hell today. Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), publisher of Poetry eternal rewards and punish- for the damned. Some of these As a historian, Ehrman obvi- magazine. It is also supported by the Department of English at the ments are found nowhere in accounts take the form of near ously cannot provide a defini- University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2019 by Scott the Old Testament and are death experiences, the oldest tive answer to the question of Wiggerman, “Johnsburg,” from Local News: Poetry About Small not what Jesus or his disciples on record, with intriguing simi- what happens after death. In Towns, (MWPH Books, 2019). Poem reprinted by permission of taught. larities to those reported today. Heaven and Hell, he does the Scott Wiggerman and the publisher. Introduction copyright © 2020 So where did the ideas come One of Ehrman’s startling next best thing: by helping by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, from? conclusions is that there never us reflect on where our ideas served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the In clear and compelling was a single Greek, Jewish, of the afterlife come from, he Library of Congress from 2004-2006. American Life in Poetry does terms, Bart Ehrman recounts or Christian understanding assures us that even if there not accept unsolicited submissions. Heaven and Hell: the long history of the after- of the afterlife, but numerous may be something to hope for A History of the Afterlife life, ranging from The Epic of competing views. Moreover, when we die, there is certainly by Bart D. Ehrman Gilgamesh up to the writings these views did not come from nothing to fear. Your Complete Local News Source Simon & Schuster Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY March 19, 2020 Sandpaper crayon art

have a variety of bright, ral creativity and love of art. It’s Try these steps to create a chubby crayons my toddler- an easy technique to offer a new clever piece of pointillist-like art Iage granddaughter loves expression using everyday cray- in seconds. What is the magic to grab tightly in her fist and ons in bright colors and sandpa- ingredient? A dot, your kids press on paper, or to be hon- per out of the toolbox. might say. Uh-uh. It’s an iron! 3. When the drawing is done, est, anything in reach. I’ve also The texture of sandpaper will turn the sandpaper over on top observed older school-age kids create a beautiful picture com- Here’s the stuff and the fun: of a plain, white piece of draw- who enjoy pressing crayons posed of tiny dots that might 1. Pick out an array of bright ing or construction paper. An firmly on paper to express resemble pointillism, a painting crayons. Vibrant blues, greens, adult should heat an iron on a themselves with designs and technique used by postimpres- purples and reds are ideal. low temp, and iron the backside images. sionist painter Georges Seurat. 2. Create a drawing on a of the sandpaper as if ironing This activity using sandpaper He used thousands of dots of sheet of medium-grain sandpa- a hanky. Pass it over the back for the “paper” is an interest- color that you can see up close per, pressing very hard as you evenly and slowly, counting ing twist for engaging those but that blend into an image color. Designs that use blocks to 20 seconds with your kids impulses to create with verve, when you step back, away from of color rather than thick lines before picking up the sandpa- while enhancing a child’s natu- the painting. work best here. per to reveal the picture on the paper in dot form. 4. There it is. Sandpaper pointillism. Never mind French postimpressionists for the moment. You’ll have your own very “impressive” artist in resi- dence. Encourage your child to look closely to see the dots, then step away and discover how they blend together. Note how cray- on melted on the sandpaper, too, providing a “two for one” art project. • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes and Anthony Ramos activities, visit www.donnas- day.com and link to the NEW star is about to be born engaged to his “Hamilton” Donna’s Day Facebook fan before our very eyes. co-star Jasmine Cephas page. Her latest book is “Donna AHe’s the guy in several Jones, who played the dual Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for Crown Royal commercials, roles of Peggy Schuyler and Families.” and his name is Anthony Maria Reynolds in both the Ramos. Broadway and film versions © 2020 Donna Erickson Who? of “Hamilton.” Distributed by King Features Synd. He created the dual roles • • • of John Laurens and Philip Speaking of stars, Sophia Hamilton in the original pro- Loren, one of the last duction of “Hamilton” at The four living movie stars of Public Theater in January Hollywood’s Golden Age, 2015. When “Hamilton” and her director son Edoardo Does ulcerative colitis preclude pregnancy? transferred to Broadway that Ponti have ensured a huge July, he re-created his dual audience for their film “The DEAR DR. ROACH: I need 60% to 70% success rate. lupus and Sjogren’s syndrome. roles in the mega hit that had Life Ahead.” Sophia admits, some hope. My 24-year-old Diet is important for people Hypothyroidism is an unusual theatergoers paying scalpers “In my career, I’ve worked granddaughter, recently mar- with UC of any severity; howev- cause, and some drugs can $500 a seat. Before leaving with the biggest studios, but ried, came down with ulcerative er, as the disease becomes bet- cause it as well. “Hamilton,” Ramos re-creat- I can safely say none have colitis. Right now, she is getting ter controlled it is likely that she The current thinking is that ed his roles, as did the rest had the breadth of reach and two Humira injections a month. will have a less restricted diet. primary RP is caused by abnor- of the original cast, for the cultural diversity of Netflix, She has lost so much weight A GI doctor is a gastroenter- malities in the alpha receptors upcoming film version. and that’s what I love about and her diet is so limited. Do ologist, the specialist for inflam- in blood vessels (alpha recep- He next played Ramon, them.” Netflix added, “’The things normally get better? matory bowel diseases. There tors respond to adrenaline and Lady Gaga’s friend, in “A Life Ahead’ is a beautiful Will she ever be able to become are some gastroenterologists similar molecules). Star Is Born” (2018), and and brave story that, much pregnant? It has been about who specialize even further, Keeping the whole body took a turn with “Godzilla: like Sophia herself, will be four months. She is presently making IBD their area of par- — and especially the hands — King of the Monsters” in embraced by audiences all seeing a GI doctor. Should she ticular expertise. of my toes are affected. warm is the first step. Sudden 2019. Come June 26, he’ll around the world.” be under the care of a special- Pregnancy is certainly pos- I asked people who know temperature changes can trigger star in Lin Manuel-Miranda’s As we reported earlier, ist? — L.M.O.S. sible in women with IBD. of it or have it how one gets the effect. Warming the hands film version of his other Sophia feels this is one of the ANSWER: Ulcerative colitis is However, they should be in this. What is the cause? No one in warm water at the onset of hit Broadway show, “In the most important films of her one of the inflammatory bowel remission before attempting knows. So I asked my doctor. an attack can stop it. Anxiety Heights.” In September, career and maybe one of her diseases. The underlying cause pregnancy, and her medications Even he said he did not know. makes it worse, so a positive Ramos will be with Liam last, and she wanted the larg- is not known, but there is a may need to be adjusted for How do I get these episodes, attitude can really affect this Neeson, Jai Courtney, Kate est audience she could find. familial predisposition. Women maximum safety. and what can I do to prevent condition. Medications, such as Walsh, Robert Patrick and It looks like she succeeded. are more often diagnosed, and There are many places to get them? — R.S. amlodipine, may be necessary Jeffrey Donovan in the crime • • • the leading time of diagnosis is additional information, but I ANSWER: Raynaud phe- for prevention in more severe thriller “Honest Thief.” Get ready for Goldie in the 20s. recommend the Crohn’s and nomenon is an exaggerated cases. He’s currently shooting, Hawn, Bette Midler and There is a wide range of Colitis Foundation website as an response to cold or stress, caus- • • • with Rachel Brosnahan — Diane Keaton, who scored severity, with some people excellent starting point. It can ing color changes in the skin of Dr. Roach regrets that “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” $181 million against a $26 doing well with topical treat- be found at www.crohnscolitis- the fingers and toes. There is a he is unable to answer indi- herself — the comedic sci- million cost with “The First ments (suppositories or foundation.org. long list of causes of Raynaud vidual questions, but will fi film “Distant,” about an Wives Club” (1996), to enemas), some needing oral • • • phenomenon. Often, no cause incorporate them in the asteroid miner who crashes get back together again in medication, and people with DEAR DR. ROACH: is ever found (in which case it is column whenever possible. on an alien planet and des- “Family Jewels.” It’s about more severe disease needing Last year, I started getting called primary Raynaud, which Readers may email questions perately tries to find a female three women who were much more powerful agents, Raynaud’s. I can remember just means we don’t know to ToYourGoodHealth@med. survivor trapped in her once all married to the same such as the adalimumab from my youth that my father what’s causing it). The most cornell.edu. escape pod. Then, on Oct. 15, man and now are forced to (Humira) your granddaughter had it, so it didn’t seem too ter- common known causes are the 2021, the world will see the spend Christmas together, needs. Fortunately, those kinds rible. It’s not just the fingertips autoimmune rheumatic dis- © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. filmed version of Broadway’s along with their children and of drugs have approximately a that turn white, but also some eases, especially scleroderma, All Rights Reserved “Hamilton,” which Disney grandchildren. From first paid $74 million to acquire. wives to triple trouble. Sorry ladies, but the hand- some, charming Anthony is © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. soon after shot to death by ed all his fiction presented on believed at one point that the deeply humiliated Ms. blue paper, his articles on pink he had stumbled across uni- Woodman. paper and his poetry on yellow corns, writing that “They are paper. very ugly brutes to look at. • “Cenosillicaphobia” is the They are not at all such as fear of an empty beer glass. • Golf balls were originally we describe unicorns.” Not (Use this one to impress your made from dried cow eyeballs. surprising, considering that BY LUCIE WINBOURNE friends during Happy Hour.) • The tea bag was an accidental he was actually viewing rhi- • In 1883, Bill Kinsman of • Turning back the giant hands invention. In 1908, tea mer- noceroses. on Big Ben’s four clock faces chant Thomas Sullivan distrib- Tombstone, Arizona, was the • The game of marbles is esti- takes an astonishing total of uted his samples in small silk- subject of a practical joke mated to be about 5,000 years five hours. en sacks. His customers, not when the Tombstone Epitaph old. Through most of their realizing they were samples, announced his intention to • Alexandre Dumas, best known dunked them in hot water, and history, the toys were made of marry one May Woodman. for “The Three Musketeers” Sullivan soon found himself stone, bone, clay or whatever The surprised future groom and “The Count of Monte swamped with orders for his material was available, with countered with a notice of Cristo,” felt very strongly that “tea bags”! truly round marbles being his own that he had no such all his works must be present- both rare and expensive. plans whatsoever — and was ed on colored paper. He want- • In his travels, Marco Polo © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. THURSDAY March 19, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 ASK AMY BOOKWORM A boy and his bears belong together Raising a Strong Daughter Dear Readers: Every year, lunch bag. Shyly, he said he has had a bear since he was an in a Toxic Culture I step away from the Ask Amy knew I could sew and wondered infant as well and he kept it in column for two weeks in order to if I could fix what was in the the trunk of his car the whole 11 Steps to Keep Her Happy, Healthy, and Safe work on other writing projects. Amy Dickinson bag. It was a stuffed panda bear, time he was in college so people My two memoirs, “The GUEST COLUMNIST badly worn. wouldn’t make fun of him. arents have never had a Mighty Queens of Freeville: I was touched by his senti- He is now my fiancee, and our Ptougher job than now. Our A Story of Surprising Second mental attachment to the bear bears don’t have to be hidden. culture bombards our daugh- Chances,”(2010, Hachette) any toy is too much for a child and thought, “This guy will make It warms my heart to hear ters with unhealthy role mod- and “Strangers Tend to Tell Me to possess, but it’s not for you to a great daddy someday.” from other people who kept els, misleads them about the Things: A Memoir of Love, Loss, judge the type of toys this child Recently we celebrated our something that others might consequences of early sexual and Coming Home” (2018, collects. It’s also not for you to 29th wedding anniversary. He’s think is silly close to them activity, and even adds to the Hachette) are available from judge whether stuffed animals been a kind, loving and gentle through the years. confusion of adolescences by your favorite bookseller or are sufficiently masculine for husband and father to our two — Teddy-Hugger encouraging them to question library. someone else’s child to play with. daughters, who are now grown Dear Hugger: I love thee tes- their “gender.” Today’s (2010) “Best Of” If this dad seeks out your and married. timonials to the stuffed friends Meg Meeker has been a column contains one of my counsel on the quantity and And the stuffed panda bear? who hold the “smell” of our lives. pediatrician for more than most memorable questions. I’m quality of his son’s toys, then We still have it. A bear can be a child’s most inti- thirty years, is a mother and a running the original question go for it. Otherwise, you should — Shirley mate friend. grandmother, and has seen it and answer, as well as a sample keep your views to yourself. Dear Shirley: This is lovely. August 2010 all. She knows what makes for of the lovely and supportive July 2010 Thank you. strong, happy, healthy young responses I received from readers August 2010 Dear Amy: Your discussion women—and what puts our who were touched by the story of Dear Amy: We have a grand- about a boy who had a collec- daughters at risk. Combining a child’s connection to his stuffed son who, when he was 12, not Dear Amy: I had to hop on tion of stuffed animals made me that experience with her Raising a Strong Daughter animals. only had lots of stuffed animals the bandwagon and respond to smile. Mine was named Muffin. famous common sense, she in a Toxic Culture: 11 Steps I’ll be back with fresh Ask Amy but also carried one around with the letter about the 12-year-old He was a duck that helped me explains the eleven steps that to Keep Her Happy, Healthy, columns next week. him everywhere. This drove my boy who had lots of stuffed ani- get through law school. will help your daughter— and Safe husband crazy. mals. — Greg whether she’s a toddler or a by Meg Meeker Dear Amy: I have a friend I taught elementary school I am a 24-year-old woman, Dear Greg: Here’s to Muffin, troubled teen—to achieve her Regnery Publishing who is the father of a 12-year-old students for 42 years. I told him and I’ve had a big teddy bear and all the other stuffed or full human potential. son. My friend’s son’s bedroom to leave the boy alone. since I was an infant. I had a inanimate friends who help their your daughter navigate is filled with stuffed animals. The grandson is now a music somewhat rough childhood, and keepers to cope with life’s chal- In this book, you will learn: them These are not “guy” toys, but teacher and a fine young man. the only constant friend was my lenges. • The four biggest questions • What every daughter pink, yellow, orange, etc., stuffed — Barbara bear. August 2010 every daughter has—and needs to know about God animals. We have tried to tell Dear Barbara: “Leave the boy I semi-jokingly tell people that you must answer • Why depression is often the dad that this is not appropri- alone” is sage advice for many that, “he has the smell of my life You can email Amy Dickinson • Why it’s the quality, not a “sexually transmitted ate for a young man, but he just parents and grandparents — in on him.” at [email protected] the quantity, of your disease” scoffs at us. There are hundreds many different contexts. You are A few years ago, I was on a or send a letter to Ask Amy, P.O. daughter’s friends that • How to launch your of these stuffed animals in this a wise woman. Thank you. second or third date with a man Box 194, Freeville, NY 13068. You matters daughter into successful child’s room. July 2010 and somehow this topic came up. can also follow her on Twitter @ • The essential, complemen- womanhood What are your thoughts? I told him about my bear, and I askingamy or Facebook. tary roles that mothers — Wondering Friend Dear Amy: When I was in thought his eyes were going to Copyright © 2020 by Amy and fathers play If you have a daughter, and Dear Wondering: My high school, the boy I had begun pop out of his head! Dickinson. Distributed by Tribune • The dangers of social worry about her future, you thoughts are that hundreds of dating handed me a closed paper He then explained that he Content Agency, LLC. media—and how to help need Dr. Meg’s advice.

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For more information, call 435-833- Anonymous more information and to register for an the Cemetery staff, any decorations in 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West TOPS Weight Loss Support Are you having trouble controlling the audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. vases that show weather damage will be Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Moose Group way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery com or call 435-277-0755. removed and discarded. Beginning April Tooele. Please enter through the south NOTICE TO OUR MEMBERS!!!!!! The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- 1, 2020 decorations may be placed on side doors. During this unprecedented time of cau- Weight Loss Support Group meets every ery program for anyone suffering from Rocky Mountain Hospice the graves in accordance with Cemetery tion and concern relating to the spread of Free Preschool Hour Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church food addiction. Meetings are held every Want to have more meaning in your life. policy for summer months. You can find the coronavirus (COVID- 19), The Governor located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Do you want to do something that is sat- Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, the policy on our website tooelecity.org of Utah has directed all Restaurants’ and Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by isfying and of great service to your com- Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the or if you have any questions, please con- Bar’s close for two weeks. Therefore, our a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain of learning, singing and creating. The class north back entrance. For more informa- tact the Cemetery office at 435-882-4241. lodge is closed effective 18 March 2020 dren are invited to attend. Come and let Hospice volunteer. No experience is for all children up to 5 years old. Please tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Thank you for your help in keeping our at 5PM. us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For required. All training, background check come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. cemetery beautiful and clean. The safety of our members, and those in more information visit TOPS.org or con- and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to our care, is paramount during this time of tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. The only requirement is your desire to Senior Center are located at West Elementary School, attend. uncertainty. help someone in need. Please contact The senior center is for the enjoyment of 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter We will re-open when directed by our Museum volunteers needed Tooele County Aging Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are through the south side doors. Government it’s safe to do so. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thanks for your patience and understand- seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting St. Marguerite Catholic School or science? Volunteers at the museum can Students of all faiths are welcome from ing. in the community. Many seniors require 801-397-4902. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, gain new skills or practice old ones. We preschool through 8th grade at Tooele Board of Officers assistance and need rides to doctors or crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled are looking for people to help with orga- County’s only faith-based school. other professionals. Rides help seniors live The Next Chapter art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, nization, exhibit development, gardening The Next Chapter is a free social support Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day more independent lives. Call 435-843-4114 wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Eagles and educational program development. and educational program to help widows preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small for more information. The Grantsville and movies and health classes. Meals-On- Tooele Aerie #164 Members. Attention! Volunteer positions are seasonal and year and widowers adjust to the loss of their class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Tooele Senior Centers also are in need of Wheels available for homebound. Lunch We will be closed for two weeks starting round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers spouse through monthly activities. You riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or volunteers. For more information about served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Midnight Wednesday March 18. must be at least 16 years old. To apply or are invited to join others who are on the visit www.stmargschool.org. volunteering at the Grantsville Center call gested contribution is $3. For those under Tuesday March 17, 2020 “The Utah request more information, send email to: 435-884-3446. For volunteering at the same page as you, to begin a new chapter 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to High School Reunions Department of Health, acting with Utah [email protected] Tooele Center call 435-843-4110. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele the store or doctor visits for residents in Gov. Gary Herbert and the state’s COVID- County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Tooele High School Class of 2000 will have Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- their 20-year reunion on Saturday, June 10 Community Task Force, issued an order Life’s Worth Living Foundation more details. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society portation information call (435) 843-4114. 20th. If you are one of our classmates, or Tuesday that banned all dine-in options at Suicide support group meetings are meets the first Thursday of the month. For more information about the Tooele if you know one of our classmates, please restaurants, bars and food establishments held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sons of Utah Pioneers Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Anyone interested in the history of Tooele center, call 435-843-4110. visit us at our Facebook page(Tooele statewide for two weeks, due to the novel Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. the downstairs conference room of the City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we High School Class of 2000) or contact Dan coronavirus pandemic.” Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by Tooele Pioneer Museum Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. need you. Please come and join us for a Young at (435) 840-0148. We’re looking The state order also restricts gatherings the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Come and learn about rocks, minerals, potluck social dinner at the LDS church, forward to celebrating with you! of more than 10 people, just one day after thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday the White House advised Americans to and ways to craft them, and enjoy field cide, please plan on attending. Please go 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most limit groups to that size. trips for rock collecting. Membership is on Facebook and like our page to keep mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Education We will reopen as soon as possible! $15 per year. For more information email current with our latest news and events. 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons Open other times by appointment. Call [email protected]. Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Tooele Technical College livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. of each month at 6:30 p.m. 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- Programs with space available include the Elks Local author seeks photos tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, POST (Peace Officer Standards Training) A local author and historian is seeking Health Department and Aging TC Squares Dance Club Meetings original photographs of Saltair, Black Services The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Mobile Vet Center program (Satellite Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) pro- Lodge floor meetings are held the sec- Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, The Tooele County Health Department dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke To better serve veterans located in Tooele gram and Software Development. These ond and fourth Tuesday of every month. as well as any similar turn-of-the-century and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will programs and others are offered at Tooele House committee meetings are held every attractions and resorts for an upcoming tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 Tech. Enroll today and begin training for a first and third Tuesday of the month. All book project. Those who wish to con- p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. bring finger food to share. For more infor- a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the promising career. Visit tooeletech.edu or members are welcome and encouraged tribute information or photographs of Check out our calendar on our main page mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, call student services at 435-248-1800 for to attend. these parks should contact Emma Penrod for holiday hours and closures. For more Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- more information. at [email protected]. Contributions information call 435-277-2301. website at tcsquares.com. tial counseling for theater veterans of all Friday Night Dinner will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Tai Chi for Arthritis will be held Monday’s Tooele County Homemakers conflicts. For further information contact Adult Education Dinner will be served every Friday night released pictorial history book. There is and Thursday’s beginning January 13. We would like to invite all ladies to our Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 Get your high school diploma this year at from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. For Elks members no such thing as too many photographs Monday hours will be from 1:00 to 2:00 Homemakers club. Meetings are held on national call center 1-877-WARVETS or the Tooele Community Learning Center. and guest. Please call ahead to verify din- as the author needs a minimum of 160 p.m. and Thursday hours will be 10:30 to the first Tuesday of every month with a visit vetcenter.va.gov All classes required for a high school ner will be served. photographs, and any help is greatly 11:30 a.m. at the Grantsville Senior Center, luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- appreciated. 120 S. Center Street. Call 435-884-3446 Donate to library September through May. Located at 151 aration and English as a second language Tai Chi for Arthritis will be held Monday’s Please remember the “Friends of the Disabled Veterans Tooele Valley Free Masons N Main, in the auditorium of the Health are available. Register now to graduate and Thursday’s beginning January 13 from Tooele City Library” while doing home Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the Department and USU Extension offices. — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 2:30 to 3:30 at the Tooele Senior Center 59 cleaning and donate your used books to Chapter 20 second Friday of each month for din- Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- E. Vine St. Call 435-843-4110. the bookstore in the library. Money from The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County ner and socializing. If you are interested per year. For more information, call Eileen cation classes are for students 18 and over. Dementia Dialogues will be offered book sales is used to support programs Chapter 20, for the Disabled American or have questions, please join us at the 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne by Tooele County Aging Services on within the library. The library is located at Veterans holds monthly general member- Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. ESOL Thursday evenings, March 5, 12 and 19, 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call ESOL conversational classes are held ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Thank you and we hope to see you all this from 4 to 6 pm at the Tooele County 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door 435-277-0087. September. Health Department building, Room 180. org. Thank you for your support. Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday This series is designed to educate com- dents may also come anytime the center is of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Tooele Valley Family History Tooele County Quilters Books for the Whole Family munity members and caregivers about open for individualized study. Registration invite all veterans to come join us in the Center All meetings are held on the third Tuesday Donated children’s books and paperbacks Alzheimer’s disease and related demen- is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele comradery with other veterans at our Research your ancestors free with trained of each month in the Tooele County are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers tias. Please call 435-277-2440 for more Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has Family Search volunteers at the Tooele Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. information or to preregister. tion. trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 year to be paid at the first meeting. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 to answer questions concerning your VA East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Parkinson’s disease Support a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele Early Head Start benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) of operation: Tuesday through Friday, Utah Hunter Education Courses City Library. All proceeds go back to the DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers NO are available by appointment to help vet- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Group All classes are 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., library for projects and programs. COST weekly home visits for families who erans and their families submit claims for evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Range times to be announced. State law overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. requires students to attend all classes. Bingo is back are eligible under the age of 3. Home compensation, obtain health and educa- by appointment only. Special classes visits include parent and child education, tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- Tooele has a support group for persons All student’s must purchase a Hunter St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started offered regularly. Call the center for more assessments, and family support services vices are Free of Charge. For information, with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- Education Voucher for $10.00 from a its bingo games again on Fridays starting information. including nutrition education. We also please join our monthly meetings. No ers. You can learn how others are coping license agent/vendor before attending at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. offer comprehensive health services for monthly meetings are held in December. Tooele Family Al-Anon with PD and how to live well. We meet the classes. Bring the voucher to the 1st class Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with expecting mothers including prenatal Call commander Penny Larson 801-359- Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. and give to the instructor. The voucher questions. parent education and support services. 8468 or Adjutant James Yale at 435-849- at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele includes all costs for the class and includes Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- 0521 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas at basement at the back of the building. For Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at a small game license that is validated Grantsville 882-3439. 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if questions or more information, please 435-840-3683. upon completion of the class. no contact. call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Perky at Class #3 April 7, 9, 14, 15, 16 Range 18 Class Free developmental evaluation 435-241-2217. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope #4 August 4, 6, 11, 12, 13 Range 15 Class #5 Share the past to Recovery” Share the past, submit a history, obitu- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Sept. 8, 10, 15, 16, 17 Range 19 Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. NO COST developmental evaluations for Historical Society Classes held at Tooele County Health This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele The Family History Center in Grantsville children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Building 151 N. Main, Tooele. For more Historical books Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all is assembling a record of Grantsville range of services for children with devel- information call Gene 882-4767 or Bryan Tooele County Historical Society’s books Main St., Tooele. For more information, those affected by someone else’s addic- residents. Your submission may be made opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal 882-6795. are available to purchase at meetings. The contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help by emailing to [email protected] or by is to minimize the effects of the delay and History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, at 435-849-4180. by sharing our experience, strength and Easter MESSIAH coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., reduce the need for long-term services The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in hope. For more information, please con- This performance has been cancelled. Any or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah throughout their school years. For more Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note Alcoholics Anonymous tact Terri at 435-313-4851. updates on a new performance date will 84074. Come in and receive help from our information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at cards depicting four different pioneer Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 South be posted as soon as we know more. trained consultants. For more information, ddivantage.org buildings for $4. These make great gifts Main Street. Daily at 12 noon and 8 p.m. Military Items Wanted call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. for family and friends. Please call Alice Park in back. When you no longer want your military Easter Church Services If you love music you’ll love this beautiful Charity Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to items, do not take them to Deseret Senior Center Alcoholics Anonymous Industries or a thrift store. Bring them cantata “In Christ Alone” that we will be The senior center is for the enjoyment of purchase these books. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, singing on Easter Sunday, April 12th at all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are Tooele Children’s Justice Center Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Seeking Historical Items held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, 11:00 am. Everyone is welcome, and child- Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and The Tooele County Historical Society p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — care is available. It will be at First Baptist Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and excit- snacks. We appreciate all donations. For would like members of the community Dr., Tooele. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Church, 580 S. Main St, Tooele. (thelight- ing activities include pinochle, bingo, inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 who have any family or personal histories, displayed with honor and respect. Call onthehill.church) crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint Young People in Recovery S.100 East, Tooele. photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you program, wood carving and health all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 United Methodist Dinner would like to donate to our organization classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and Tooele United Methodist Church offers a to please call us. We are also looking for homebound. Lunch served weekdays. also on the first and third Friday of the free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- For 60 and above, suggested contribu- month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park Bulletin Board Policy social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is chures or any history that pertains to the tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at 882- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. Tooele County area. If you would like to 0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is Transportation available to the store or Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- donate them to our organization, or if you for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organiza- doctor visits for residents in Tooele and First Baptist Food Pantry 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at would let us make a copy for the Tooele tions, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit Grantsville areas. For transportation The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- 435-255-9905. County Historical Society, please call 435- your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your information call 435-843-4114. For more ing an emergency food pantry to meet 882-1612. announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- information about the Grantsville center, the needs of our community. Hours are Family support group Get your loved one sober. The USARA tising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the call 435-884-3446. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First day prior to the desired publication date. Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main Groups and Events Craft family support group is held Daughters of Utah Pioneers Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading The DUP is seeking any family histories, room at the Tooele City Library. Group Tooele County Arts Guild books and materials provided. Craft is a photographs, books, stories or vintage Baby blankets needed All artists from Tooele County age 13 and free program for family members who artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- above are welcome to join the Tooele Comics Page Puzzle Answers have a loved one with a substance use DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 ery at Mountain West Medical Center. County Arts Guild for an evening, or for disorder. For more information, call Heidi from page B6 W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Blankets should be new and in good the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Warr at 435-255-9905. Hidato Sol. 3/16 Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the condition. Homemade blankets are also bership include the opportunity to display Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- accepted if new. Donations can be turned your artwork for show and sale in various tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group venues around Tooele County, as well as Join us the 2nd Monday of each month Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in When the Lamp is Shattered

PERCY SHELLEY The heart’s echoes render Why choose you the frailest 1792-1822 No song when the spirit is mute: - For your cradle, your home, and your bier? When the lamp is shattered No song but sad dirges, The light in dust lies dead - Like the wind through a ruined cell, Its passions rock thee When the cloud is scattered Or the mournful surges As the storms rock the ravens on high; The rainbow’s glory is shed. That ring the dead seaman’s knell. Bright reason will mock thee, When the lute is broken, Like the sun from a wintry sky. Sweet tones are remembered not; When hearts have once mingled From thy nest every rafter When the lips have spoken, Love first leaves the well-built nest Will rot, and thine eagle home Loved accents are soon forgot. The weak one is singled Leave thee naked to laughter, To endure what it once possessed. When leaves fall and cold winds come. As music and splendour O Love! who bewailest Survive not the lamp and the lute, The frailty of all things here, PUBLIC NOTICE THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'S OF- FICE hereby gives no- tice of TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS. The Lieutenant Gover- nor's Office will pre- sent the feasibility study for the proposed city incorporation of ERDA at two public hearings. In an effort to limit transmission of the COVID-19 virus, the public hearings will be available online. Public comment will be available, and informa- tion to join the hear- ings online will be p o s t e d o n municert.utah.gov. The public hearings will be held on March 23, 2020, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, and March 30, 2020, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Below is the executive summary of the study: The results of this study indicate that in- corporation is feasible and would not place an additional tax bur- den on property own- ers in the proposed in- corporation area. 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Help Help Wanted LAR MEETING ON Michelle Pitt, at Deadline for public cleaning forever! veterans find jobs or POSITION DESCRIPTION WEDNESDAY March 435-843-2113 Prior to notices is 4 p.m. the LeafFilter, the most start a business. Call 25, 2020 at 6:30 P.M. the Meeting. day prior to publica- • Stand for long periods of time. advanced Birch Family Phar- Patriotic Hearts Foun- AT 151 N. MAIN (Published in the tion. Public notices • Bend over for short periods of time throughout the work shift. debris-blocking gutter macy (Tooele loca- dation. Fast, FREE STREET TOOELE, Tooele Transcript Bul- submitted past the protection. Schedule tion) is looking for a pick-up. Max tax-de- • A few positions will require ability to Lift up to or more than 50 Ibs. UTAH letin March 17, 2020) deadline will not be a FREE LeafFilter es- Licensed Pharmacy duction. Operators All others 10 lbs Technician to join our AGENDA accepted. timate today. 15% off are standing by! Call PUBLIC NOTICE • Demold Curved stone from mold(s) and place it on conveyor Belt. team. Full time with 1. Welcome Brent UPAXLP Entire Purchase. 10% 1-866-983-3647 THE LIEUTENANT benefits and Part time Marshall, Chair • Able to read and understand boxing instructions. Senior & Military Dis- GOVERNOR'S OF- positions available. SELL YOUR CAR or Approve January 28, Public Notices • Identify, Recognize, and per instructions (SOP) properly box stone counts. Call FICE hereby gives no- Benefits include: Paid boat in the classi- 2020 Meeting Minutes 1-844-909-2398 tice of TWO PUBLIC Water User per profi le. vacation and holidays fieds. Call 882-0050 (Action Item) HEARINGS. • Able to work with concrete Eliminate gutter clean- 401k match Health- or visit www.tooele- 2. Installation of New Deadline for public The Lieutenant Gover- • Able to read and follow instructions. ing forever! LeafFilter, care options available transcript. com Board Member Pam- notices is 4 p.m. the nor's Office will pre- the most advanced Must be available ela Bennett Brent Mar- day prior to publica- sent the feasibility SHIFTS: Sunrise, Day, Evening debris-blocking gutter anytime between shall, Chair tion. Public notices Apartments study for the proposed protection. Schedule 8am-7pm Monday- (Action Item) submitted past the STARTING WAGE: $13.50 for Rent city incorporation of a FREE LeafFilter es- Friday and 9am-1pm 3. Board Member As- deadline will not be ERDA at two public BENEFITS: (After 60 Days of Employment) - Health insurance timate today. 15% off on Saturdays. Previ- signment Reports accepted. 1BDRM SE Tooele, hearings. In an effort Dental & Vision Insurance - Paid time off - Life Insurance - $0.50 Raise Entire Purchase. 10% ous pharmacy experi- Brent Marshall, Chair UPAXLP ground level, utilities to limit transmission of Senior & Military Dis- ence preferred. Bring (Information Item) paid, 1yr lease, NO the COVID-19 virus, NOTICE TO WATER Candidates must be 18 years or older. Authorized to work in the United counts. Call resume to 493 North 4. Health Officer’s Re- smoking, drugs, alco- the public hearings will USERS States. 1-844-909-2398 Main Street, Tooele, port Jeff Coombs, hol, pets! $850/dep. be available online. The applications below UT 84074 or email Health Officer Creative Mines LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer – Minority / Frontier Communica- $850/mo. Tex t Public comment will be were filed with the Di- birchfamilyphar- Coronavirus Women / Disability / Veteran / Gender Identity / Sexual Orientation / Age tions Internet Bun- 435-840-4253 available, and informa- vision of Water Rights [email protected] COVID-19 dles. Serious Speed! Legislative Update tion to join the hear- in Tooele County. Serious Value! Homes for PHAB Update ings online will be These are informal Broadband Max - F/T Assistant needed Rent (Information Items) p o s t e d o n proceedings per Rule $19.99/mo or Broad- in busy leasing office. 5. Financial Update municert.utah.gov. 655-6-2. Protests con- band Ultra - Old Mill at Stansbury. 2BDRM HOME for rent Brad Gillies, Business The public hearings cerning an application $67.97/mo. Both In- M-F, 9-5. Start in Tooele. $1000/mo Manager will be held on March must be legibly written List with Me clude FREE Wi Fi $14/hr. phones, re- includes water, sewer Final Year End 23, 2020, 6:00 pm - or typed, contain the Router. CALL For De- cord-keeping, com- and garbage. Avail- (Action Item) 8:00 pm, and March name and mailing ad- t a i l s ! - puter proficiency, in- able May 1st. Call Fee Schedule Update- 30, 2020, 6:00 pm - dress of the protesting 1-866-307-4705 spections. Resume to 435-840-8824. FSH STD testing fees 8:00 pm. Below is the party, STATE THE AP- executive summary of PLICATION NUMBER HughesNet Satellite sharon@horizonutah. TOWNHOME FOR (Action Item) the study: PROTESTED, CITE for Internet - 25mbps net rent! 3BDRM, 2BTH, 6. Aging Services Up- REPAIRS The results of this REASONS FOR THE starting at $49.99/mo! 2Car Garage, w/d date Jamie Zwerin, IMMEDIATE Full time study indicate that in- PROTEST, and RE- Get More Data hookups, central air, Aging Services Direc- positions available in corporation is feasible QUEST A HEARING, FREE Off-Peak Data. fenced yard, commu- tor Tooele. Must be able and would not place if desired. Also, A $15 FAST download nity playground. (Information Item) * to pass background. an additional tax bur- FEE MUST BE IN- * Contract & speeds. WiFi built in! R e n t s r a n g e 7. Family School Shifts available den on property own- CLUDED FOR EACH Limitations FREE Standard In- $591-$688, 1ADA Health Update Kendra apply. Wednesday through ers in the proposed in- APPLICATION PRO- stallation for lease unit avl $668 all Muir, FSH Director Saturday, Sunday corporation area. As TESTED. Protests FREE! customers! Limited based on household (Information Item) through Tuesday. $15 the report details, must be filed with the T i m e , C a l l size and income. Call 8. Event Calendar to $15.50 per hour. revenues would be Division of Water 1-844-294-9882 Vanessa Amy Bate, Health Pro- Call Rose at roughly equal to ex- Rights on or before 435-882-4004. motion Coordinator SELL YOUR computer 719-644-4569 penditures during the Apr. 15, 2020 either www.oldmillatstans- (Information Item) in the classifieds. Call first 5 years, assuming electronically using the bury.com 9. Board Member 882-0050 or visit Business Comments and/or current municipal serv- Division`s on-line Pro- Real Estate requires a www.tooeletranscript. Opportunities Concerns Board Mem- ice levels. test of Application “ com Homes bers The proposed city form, by hand delivery INVENTORS - FREE 10. Public Comments would have an initial to a Division office, or Process and Integrity Furniture & INFORMATION and/or Concerns Pub- population of 2,927 by mail at PO Box Appliances PACKAGE Have your *FORECLOSURES* lic persons and 29 busi- 146300, Salt Lake and Both have to be product idea devel- Also new, existing 11. Meeting Adjourn nesses located within City, UT 84114-6300. NORTH VALLEY Ap- oped affordably by and “HUD” owned Next meeting to be the 43.27 square miles Please visit water- pliance. Washers/ the Research & De- homes. Save Thou- held May 14, 2020. If that would make up rights.utah.gov or call Right for dryers refrigerators, velopment pros and sands, Free pre- you desire special ac- the City. Future popu- (801)538-7240 for ad- freezers, stoves. presented to manu- qualification and commodations under lation growth is based ditional information. Maximum Success. $149-$399 full war- facturers. Call Utah Housing Loan the Americans with on historic trends NEW ranty. Complete re- 1-877-649-5574 for a information. Also Disabilities Act, please which approximate 32 APPLICATION(S) pair service. Satis- Free Idea Starter save thousands on contact Ericka Jordt, new residential build- 15-5579 (A81921): faction guaranteed. Guide. Submit your brokers list pur- (435) 277-2460, within ing permits per year. Richard V. Davis Liv- Call to set up an Parts for all brands. idea for a free consul- chase program. three working days The only current serv- ing Trust propose(s) (435)830-3225. tation. See if you qualify. prior to this meeting. ice provider that would using 4.73 ac-ft. from Steve Farnsworth One or more Board be impacted from the the Unnamed Spring appointment (801)997-0544 Members may partici- proposed incorporation (Rush Valley) for IRRI- DRIVERS WANTED Farnsworth Realty, pate in this meeting is Tooele County. Two GATION. Inc. MLS telephonically. funds would be im- CHANGE APPLICA- SKILLS NEEDED– (Published in the pacted: Special Reve- TION(S) SHANE BERGEN 3 Years Driving Experience HAVING A yard sale? Tooele Transcript Bul- nue Fund Roads (11) 15-5575 (a45514): Advertise in the Tran- letin March 19 & 24, and Special Revenue Guy M Wayman pro- Roll-off experience a plus script 2020) Fund Municipal Serv- pose(s) using 1 ac-ft. ices (23). Because from groundwater 435-840-0344 ENDORSEMENTS NEEDED– revenues would be re- (Grantsville) for IRRI- Haz Mat Required duced more than ex- GATION; STOCKWA- Tanker a plus penses could be re- TERING. CARRIERS duced, property own- 15-5576 (a45519): Ira Best in Client Services! ers in the remaining D Wayman propose(s) BENEFITS– unincorporated County using 3 ac-ft. from 16 years as a local Realtor! Paid Holidays, Vacation & Sick Leave Needed! would see an addi- groundwater (Grants- Health Insurance & 401K tional property tax bur- ville) for IRRIGATION. den each year. 15-1062 (a45531): Other considerations Robert D. Salt and Au- POSITIONS AVAILABLE– include the potential zeni Marinho Salt pro- Licensed & E&O Insured • 1 Local Position for savings for garbage pose(s) using 0.73 #2419813-SA00 collectionNowNow Accepting Acceptingwhich would ac-ft. Applications Applications from groundwa- • 1 OTR Position is looking for be negotiatedNowNow by Renting theRentingter (Erda) for DOMES- Hourly Pay DOE new City. The develop- TIC; STOCKWATER- Paper Carriers mentIncomeIncome IncomeofIncome the LDS Restrictions Restrictions Erda ING. ApplyApply ApplyApply MP Environmental Services, Inc. TempleRental could put assistance sig- 15-5577 may (a45537): be Zi- in Tooele City! nificantExclusivelyExclusivelyRental development assistance forforons Seniors Farm,Seniors may LLC be pro- 1043 North Industrial Park Circle, pressuresavailable.available. on Petthe com- Friendly CallCallpose(s) for for details usingdetails 2.5 ac-ft. Grantsville, UT munity which Petcould Friendlyin- from groundwater 435-884-0808 / 877-800-5111 If you’re interested please call crease Call property for435.843.0717 details tax (Pine Canyon) for DO- MPEnviro.com values andCall provide for detailsad- MESTIC; IRRIGA- 435.882.0050 ditional435.843.0717 revenues.TDD 800.735.2900 On TION. the 435.843.0717 otherTDD hand, 800.735.2900 this 15-5578 (a45538): Zi- study has been com- ons Farm, LLC pro- pleted in strong eco- pose(s) using 2.5 ac-ft. nomic times. If a re- from groundwater cession occurs, reve- (Pine Canyon) for DO- nues received from MESTIC; IRRIGA- sales taxes and class TION. B/C road funds could 15-938 (a45565): Neil decline. R. and Cheryl A. John- To view the full copy of son propose(s) using the feasibility study, 6.77 ac-ft. from the please visit Warm Springs (West municert.utah.gov of Grantsville) for (Published in the STOCKWATERING. Tooele Transcript Bul- EXTENSIONS letin March 19, 2020) 15-4278 (A73757): An- thony J. and Angie A. Osbahr is/are filing an extension for 4.73 ac-ft. (Rush Valley) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- TION; STOCKWA- TERING. 15-321 (a28467): Tooele City Corpora- tion is/are filing an ex- tension for 12.429 cfs from groundwater (Tooele) for MUNICI- PAL: In Tooele. NONUSE APPLICA- TION(S) 15-4701 (A30923): Irish Creek LLC is/are seeking a nonuse pe- riod for 37 ac-ft. from groundwater (1.4 miles SE of Grantsville) for IRRIGATION. Teresa Wilhelmsen, P.E. State Engineer (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin March 19 & 26, 2020) NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT ON Clean Harbors Arago- nite – Class 3 Modifi- cation Request Addition of a Shredder Tower to the Facility UTD981552177 On April 19, 2019, Clean Harbors Arago- nite submitted a Class 3 permit modification request seeking ap- proval to construct and operate a shredder tower at the Clean Harbors hazardous waste incineration fa- cility located at Arago- nite in Tooele County, Utah. The proposed shred- der system would be capable of shredding and feeding to the in- cinerator, a variety of wastes that arrive at the facility in contain- ers. The modification request also includes additional container storage capacity at the facility for staging waste container feed to the shredder. The proposal to add a shredder tower at the Clean Harbors Arago- nite facility will not in- crease the facility’s in- cineration feed limits. The Clean Harbors Aragonite facility is a commercial hazardous waste incinerator that has a State of Utah hazardous waste per- mit to manage a wide variety of wastes in- cluding hazardous wastes, PCBs, indus- trial wastes, and infec- tious wastes. The fa- cility is designed to handle high and low BTU liquid wastes, sludges, bulk solids, compressed gas cylin- ders and containerized wastes. Supporting NOTICE OF PUBLIC permitted waste stor- COMMENT ON age at the facility in- Clean Harbors Arago- cludes bulk liquids, nite – Class 3 Modifi- bulk solids, and con- cation Request tainers. The facility is NOTICE TO WATER Addition of a Shredder located 2.5 miles south USERS Tower to the Facility of I-80 at the Aragonite The applications below UTD981552177 exit (Exit #56). were filed with the Di- On April 19, 2019, The Division of Waste vision of Water Rights Clean Harbors Arago- Management and Ra- in Tooele County. nite submitted a Class diation Control has re- These are informal 3 permit modification viewed the request to proceedings per Rule request seeking ap- add a shredder tower 655-6-2. Protests con- proval to construct and to the Clean Harbors cerning an application operate a shredder Aragonite facility and must be legibly written tower at the Clean has determined the re- or typed, contain the Harbors hazardous quest to be complete name and mailing ad- waste incineration fa- and containing suffi- dress of the protesting cility located at Arago- cient information to is- party, STATE THE AP- nite in Tooele County, sue a draft approval. PLICATION NUMBER Utah. A draft approval PROTESTED, CITE The proposed shred- authorizing the neces- REASONS FOR THE der system would be sary construction and PROTEST, and RE- capable of shredding incorporating the QUEST A HEARING, and feeding to the in- shredder tower into the if desired. Also, A $15 cinerator, a variety of Clean Harbors Arago- FEE MUST BE IN- wastes that arrive at nite hazardous waste CLUDED FOR EACH the facility in contain- permit has been is- APPLICATION PRO- ers. The modification sued and is available TESTED. Protests request also includes for review during the must be filed with the additional container public comment pe- Division of Water storage capacity at the riod. Rights on or before facility for staging The public comment Apr. 15, 2020 either waste container feed period to receive com- electronically using the to the shredder. The ments on the draft de- Division`s on-line Pro- proposal to add a cision to approve in- test of Application shredder tower at the corporation of a shred- form, by hand delivery Clean Harbors Arago- der tower into the to a Division office, or nite facility will not in- Clean Harbors Arago- by mail at PO Box crease the facility’s in- nite permit will com- 146300, Salt Lake cineration feed limits. mence on March 20, City, UT 84114-6300. The Clean Harbors 2020, and end on May Please visit water- Aragonite facility is a 4, 2020. A public rights.utah.gov or call commercial hazardous hearing has been (801)538-7240 for ad- waste incinerator that scheduled at 6:00 p.m. ditional information. has a State of Utah on Wednesday, April NEW hazardous waste per- 22, 2020, in the Com- APPLICATION(S) mit to manage a wide munity Room, Grants- 15-5579 (A81921): variety of wastes in- ville City Library, 42 Richard V. Davis Liv- cluding hazardous North Bowery Street, ing Trust propose(s) wastes, PCBs, indus- Grantsville, Utah. using 4.73 ac-ft. from trial wastes, and infec- Draft changes to incor- the Unnamed Spring tious wastes. The fa- porate a shredder (Rush Valley) for IRRI- cility is designed to tower into the Clean GATION. handle high and low Harbors Aragonite CHANGE APPLICA- BTU liquid wastes, hazardous waste per- TION(S) sludges, bulk solids, mit can be reviewed at 15-5575 (a45514): compressed gas cylin- the following location: Guy M Wayman pro- ders and containerized Division of Waste pose(s) using 1 ac-ft. wastes. Supporting Management and Ra- from groundwater INVITATION TO BID NOTICE OF PUBLIC permitted waste stor- diation Control (Grantsville) for IRRI- Tooele City COMMENT ON age at the facility in- Multi Agency State Of- GATION; STOCKWA- 90 North Main Clean Harbors Arago- cludes bulk liquids, fice Building TERING. Tooele City, Utah nite – Class 3 Modifi- bulk solids, and con- 195 North 1950 West, 15-5576 (a45519): Ira 84074 cation Request tainers. The facility is 2nd Floor NOTICE TO WATER D Wayman propose(s) Notice is hereby given Addition of a Shredder located 2.5 miles south Salt Lake City, Utah USERS using 3 ac-ft. from that TOOELE CITY Tower to the Facility of I-80 at the Aragonite 84116 The applications below groundwater (Grants- CORPORATION UTD981552177 exit (Exit #56). For the public’s con- were filed with the Di- ville) for IRRIGATION. (OWNER) will accept On April 19, 2019, The Division of Waste venience, a copy of vision of Water Rights 15-1062 (a45531): bids for the 2020 Clean Harbors Arago- Management and Ra- the draft changes to in Tooele County. Robert D. Salt and Au- Roadway Improve- nite submitted a Class diation Control has re- the Clean Harbors These are informal zeni Marinho Salt pro- ment project, de- 3 permit modification viewed the request to Aragonite permit is proceedings per Rule pose(s) using 0.73 scribed in general be- request seeking ap- add a shredder tower also available on the 655-6-2. Protests con- ac-ft. from groundwa- low as two separate proval to construct and to the Clean Harbors Internet at cerning an application ter (Erda) for DOMES- bid schedules: operate a shredder Aragonite facility and “https://deq.utah.gov/w must be legibly written TIC; STOCKWATER- A. Reconstruction of tower at the Clean has determined the re- aste-management- or typed, contain the ING. approximately 150,000 Harbors hazardous quest to be complete and-radiation- name and mailing ad- 15-5577 (a45537): Zi- square feet of existing waste incineration fa- and containing suffi- control/waste-manage- dress of the protesting ons Farm, LLC pro- roadway. cility located at Arago- cient information to is- ment-radiation-control- party, STATE THE AP- pose(s) using 2.5 ac-ft. B. Rotomill and over- nite in Tooele County, sue a draft approval. public-notices”. PLICATION NUMBER from groundwater lay of approximately Utah. A draft approval Written comments will PROTESTED, CITE (Pine Canyon) for DO- 260,000 square feet of The proposed shred- authorizing the neces- be accepted if re- REASONS FOR THE MESTIC; IRRIGA- existing roadway. der system would be sary construction and ceived by 5:00 p.m. on PROTEST, and RE- TION. C. Slurry Seal of ap- capable of shredding incorporating the May 4, 2020, and QUEST A HEARING, 15-5578 (a45538): Zi- proximately 1.9 Million and feeding to the in- shredder tower into the should be submitted to if desired. Also, A $15 ons Farm, LLC pro- square feet of existing cinerator, a variety of Clean Harbors Arago- the address below. FEE MUST BE IN- pose(s) using 2.5 ac-ft. roadway; and wastes that arrive at nite hazardous waste Comments can also be CLUDED FOR EACH from groundwater D. Chip Seal of ap- the facility in contain- permit has been is- hand delivered to the APPLICATION PRO- (Pine Canyon) for DO- proximately 150,000 ers. The modification sued and is available Division address TESTED. Protests MESTIC; IRRIGA- square feet of existing request also includes for review during the above and must be re- must be filed with the TION. roadway additional container public comment pe- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Division of Water 15-938 (a45565): Neil Separate sealed bids storage capacity at the riod. May 4, 2020. Rights on or before R. and Cheryl A. John- will be received by the facility for staging The public comment Ty L. Howard, Director Apr. 15, 2020 either son propose(s) using OWNER in Room 227, waste container feed period to receive com- Division of Waste electronically using the 6.77 ac-ft. from the of the Tooele City Mu- to the shredder. The ments on the draft de- Management and Ra- Division`s on-line Pro- Warm Springs (West nicipal Offices located proposal to add a cision to approve in- diation Control test of Application of Grantsville) for at 90 North Main, shredder tower at the corporation of a shred- Department of Envi- form, by hand delivery STOCKWATERING. Tooele, Utah 84074 Clean Harbors Arago- der tower into the ronmental Quality to a Division office, or EXTENSIONS until 2:00 PM on April nite facility will not in- Clean Harbors Arago- P.O. Box 144880 by mail at PO Box 15-4278 (A73757): An- 2, 2020, and then at crease the facility’s in- nite permit will com- Salt Lake City, Utah 146300, Salt Lake thony J. and Angie A. said office publicly cineration feed limits. mence on March 20, 84114-4880 PUBLIC NOTICE City, UT 84114-6300. Osbahr is/are filing an opened and read The Clean Harbors 2020, and end on May Comments can also be Call for Proposals Please visit water- extension for 4.73 aloud. Aragonite facility is a 4, 2020. A public sent by electronic mail T h e T O O E L E rights.utah.gov or call ac-ft. (Rush Valley) for Project Specifications commercial hazardous hearing has been to: COUNTY RECREA- (801)538-7240 for ad- DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- will be issued in digital waste incinerator that scheduled at 6:00 p.m. “[email protected] TION SPECIAL SERV- ditional information. TION; STOCKWA- format (PDF), and may has a State of Utah on Wednesday, April v”. Comments sent in ICE DISTRICT will be NEW TERING. be obtained by con- hazardous waste per- 22, 2020, in the Com- electronic format accepting new propos- APPLICATION(S) 15-321 (a28467): tacting Tooele City mit to manage a wide munity Room, Grants- should be identified by als for recreation pro- 15-5579 (A81921): Tooele City Corpora- Public Works, 90 North variety of wastes in- ville City Library, 42 putting the following in jects from February 1, Richard V. Davis Liv- tion is/are filing an ex- Main, Tooele, Utah cluding hazardous North Bowery Street, the subject line: Public 2020 to April 1, 2020. ing Trust propose(s) tension for 12.429 cfs 84074 beginning on wastes, PCBs, indus- Grantsville, Utah. Comment on Clean Applications must fol- using 4.73 ac-ft. from from groundwater Friday March 13, 2020 trial wastes, and infec- Draft changes to incor- Harbors Aragonite low grant submittal the Unnamed Spring (Tooele) for MUNICI- during office hours tious wastes. The fa- porate a shredder Shredder Tower. All outline available from (Rush Valley) for IRRI- PAL: In Tooele. from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 cility is designed to tower into the Clean documents included in each member of the GATION.THURSDAY March 19,NONUSE 2020 APPLICA- p.m. by callingTOOELE (435) TRANSCRIPT BULLETINhandle high and low Harbors Aragonite comments should be board or TooeleB9 CHANGE APPLICA- TION(S) 843-2130. All Bidders BTU liquid wastes, hazardous waste per- submitted as ASCII County Clerk Office, TION(S) 15-4701 (A30923): must register with the sludges, bulk solids, mit can be reviewed at (text) files or in pdf for- Marilyn Gillette, 15-5575Public Notices (a45514): IrishPublic Creek Notices LLC is/are Public Notices CityPublic in order Notices to be con- Public Notices compressedPublic Notices gas cylin- thePublic following Notices location: mat.Public Notices 843-3148,Public Notices Tooele GuyWater M Wayman User pro- seekingWater a nonuse User pe- Miscellaneous sideredMiscellaneous for Award of Miscellaneous dersMiscellaneous and containerized DivisionMiscellaneous of Waste UnderMiscellaneous Utah Code Sec- CountyMiscellaneous Court House, pose(s) using 1 ac-ft. riod for 37 ac-ft. from Bid. wastes. Supporting Management and Ra- tion 19-1-301.5 a per- 47 South Main, Rm from groundwater groundwater (1.4 miles INVITATION TO BID Bid security in the NOTICE OF PUBLIC permitted waste stor- diation Control son who wishes to 318. Five copies of the (Grantsville) for IRRI- SE of Grantsville) for Tooele City amount of 5% of the COMMENT ON age at the facility in- Multi Agency State Of- challenge a Permit Or- grant submittal should GATION; STOCKWA- IRRIGATION. 90 North Main base bid will be re- Clean Harbors Arago- cludes bulk liquids, fice Building der may only raise an include: name of pro- TERING. Teresa Wilhelmsen, Tooele City, Utah quired to accompany nite – Class 3 Modifi- bulk solids, and con- 195 North 1950 West, issue or argument dur- ject, location, and writ- 15-5576 (a45519): Ira P.E. 84074 bids. cation Request tainers. The facility is 2nd Floor ing an adjudicatory ten bid of estimated D Wayman propose(s) State Engineer Notice is hereby given Prospective BIDDERS Addition of a Shredder located 2.5 miles south Salt Lake City, Utah proceeding that was costs, type of con- using 3 ac-ft. from (Published in the that TOOELE CITY are encouraged to at- Tower to the Facility of I-80 at the Aragonite 84116 raised during the pub- struction or improve- groundwater (Grants- Tooele Transcript Bul- CORPORATION tend a pre-bid confer- UTD981552177 exit (Exit #56). For the public’s con- lic comment period ment and a point of ville) for IRRIGATION. letin March 19 & 26, (OWNER) will accept ence which will be held On April 19, 2019, The Division of Waste venience, a copy of and was supported contact (with contacts 15-1062 (a45531): 2020) bids for the 2020 in Room 213, of the Clean Harbors Arago- Management and Ra- the draft changes to with sufficient informa- name and address and Robert D. Salt and Au- Roadway Improve- Tooele City Municipal nite submitted a Class diation Control has re- the Clean Harbors tion or documentation telephone number.) zeni Marinho Salt pro- Public Notices ment project, de- Offices located at 90 3 permit modification viewed the request to Aragonite permit is to enable the director Furthermore, projects pose(s) using 0.73 scribed in general be- North Main, Tooele, request seeking ap- add a shredder tower also available on the to fully consider the which are accepted ac-ft. from groundwa- Miscellaneous low as two separate Utah at 11:00 AM on proval to construct and to the Clean Harbors I n t e r n e t a t substance and signifi- must be completed by ter (Erda) for DOMES- bid schedules: March 24, 2020. The operate a shredder Aragonite facility and “https://deq.utah.gov/w cance of the issue. November 30th, 2020) Deadline for public TIC; STOCKWATER- A. Reconstruction of object of the confer- tower at the Clean has determined the re- aste-management- For further information or the applicant may notices is 4 p.m. the ING. approximately 150,000 ence is to acquaint Harbors hazardous quest to be complete and-radiation- contact Boyd Swenson stand to lose their day prior to publica- 15-5577 (a45537): Zi- square feet of existing BIDDERs with the site waste incineration fa- and containing suffi- control/waste-manage- of the Division of funding. The Special tion. Public notices ons Farm, LLC pro- roadway. conditions, specifica- cility located at Arago- cient information to is- ment-radiation-control- Waste Management Recreation District submitted past the pose(s) using 2.5 ac-ft. B. Rotomill and over- tions, and to answer nite in Tooele County, sue a draft approval. public-notices”. and Radiation Control Board of Officers must deadline will not be from groundwater lay of approximately any questions which Utah. A draft approval Written comments will at (801) 536-0232. In approve any deviation accepted. (Pine Canyon) for DO- 260,000 square feet of BIDDERs may have The proposed shred- authorizing the neces- be accepted if re- compliance with the from this process. UPAXLP MESTIC; IRRIGA- existing roadway. concerning the project. der system would be sary construction and ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Americans with Dis- Send all proposals to: TION. NOTICE OF NEW C. Slurry Seal of ap- All communication capable of shredding incorporating the May 4, 2020, and abilities Act, individu- TOOELE COUNTY 15-5578 (a45538): Zi- COURT DATE proximately 1.9 Million relative to the Project and feeding to the in- shredder tower into the should be submitted to als with special RECREATION SPE- ons Farm, LLC pro- Fast N’ Furiosious B.B square feet of existing shall be directed to the cinerator, a variety of Clean Harbors Arago- the address below. needs(including auxil- CIAL SERVICE DIS- pose(s) using 2.5 ac-ft. plaintiff vs JOEY roadway; and Engineer prior to the wastes that arrive at nite hazardous waste Comments can also be iary communicative TRICT, 47 South Main, from groundwater BRANDON D. Chip Seal of ap- opening of bids at: the facility in contain- permit has been is- hand delivered to the aids and services) Tooele, Utah 84074. (Pine Canyon) for DO- CROWLEY, defendant proximately 150,000 TOOELE CITY COR- ers. The modification sued and is available Division address should contact Lare- For any additional in- MESTIC; IRRIGA- Small Claims order: square feet of existing PORATION request also includes for review during the above and must be re- neWyss, Office of Hu- formation contact: Kip TION. C o u r t C a s e roadway 90 North Main additional container public comment pe- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on man Resources at Porter 435-833-0977; 15-938 (a45565): Neil #208000002 Separate sealed bids Tooele, Utah 84074 storage capacity at the riod. May 4, 2020. (801) 536-4284, Tele- K irk Steadman R. and Cheryl A. John- Joey Brando n will be received by the Telephone: (435) facility for staging The public comment Ty L. Howard, Director communications Relay 435-830-4739; Mark son propose(s) using Crowley: You are OWNER in Room 227, 843-2132 waste container feed period to receive com- Division of Waste Service 711, or by McKendrick 6.77 ac-ft. from the hereby notified of your of the Tooele City Mu- Paul Hansen P.E., City to the shredder. The ments on the draft de- Management and Ra- email 435-241-0065; Howard Warm Springs (West new small claims court nicipal Offices located Engineer proposal to add a cision to approve in- diation Control at[email protected]. Murray 435-830-2247. of Grantsville) for date on April 17, 2020 at 90 North Main, email: paulh@tooele- shredder tower at the corporation of a shred- Department of Envi- (Published in the Kirk Steadman, STOCKWATERING. at 10:30 am at the Tooele, Utah 84074 city.org Clean Harbors Arago- der tower into the ronmental Quality Tooele Transcript Bul- Treasurer EXTENSIONS Tooele Justice Court, until 2:00 PM on April The OWNER reserves nite facility will not in- Clean Harbors Arago- P.O. Box 144880 letin march 19, 2020) (Published in the Tran- 15-4278 (A73757): An- 74 S 100 E, #12, 2, 2020, and then at the right to reject any crease the facility’s in- nite permit will com- Salt Lake City, Utah script Bulletin March 5, thony J. and Angie A. Tooele, UT 84074. said office publicly or all bids; or to accept cineration feed limits. mence on March 20, 84114-4880 PUBLIC NOTICE 10, 12, 19, 26 & 31 Osbahr is/are filing an (Published in the opened and read or reject the whole or The Clean Harbors 2020, and end on May Comments can also be Call for Proposals 2020) extension for 4.73 Tooele Transcript Bul- aloud. any part of any bid; to Aragonite facility is a 4, 2020. A public sent by electronic mail T h e T O O E L E ac-ft. (Rush Valley) for letin March 19 & 26, Project Specifications award schedules commercial hazardous hearing has been to: COUNTY RECREA- NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- 2020) will be issued in digital separately or together waste incinerator that scheduled at 6:00 p.m. “[email protected] TION SPECIAL SERV- TION; STOCKWA- format (PDF), and may to contractors, or to has a State of Utah on Wednesday, April v”. Comments sent in ICE DISTRICT will be TERING. SELL YOUR CAR or be obtained by con- waive any informality hazardous waste per- 22, 2020, in the Com- electronic format accepting new propos- 15-321 (a28467): boat in the classi- tacting Tooele City or technicality in any mit to manage a wide munity Room, Grants- should be identified by als for recreation pro- Opinions Tooele City Corpora- fieds. Call 882-0050 Public Works, 90 North bid in the best interest variety of wastes in- ville City Library, 42 putting the following in jects from February 1, tion is/are filing an ex- or visit www.tooele- Main, Tooele, Utah of the City. Only bids cluding hazardous North Bowery Street, the subject line: Public 2020 to April 1, 2020. Shared tension for 12.429 cfs transcript. com or 84074 beginning on giving a firm quotation wastes, PCBs, indus- Grantsville, Utah. Comment on Clean Applications must fol- from groundwater e-mail your ad to Friday March 13, 2020 properly signed will be trial wastes, and infec- Draft changes to incor- Harbors Aragonite low grant submittal Freely. (Tooele) for MUNICI- tbp@tooeletranscript. during office hours accepted. tious wastes. The fa- porate a shredder Shredder Tower. All outline available from (Yours and Ours.) PAL: In Tooele. com from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 (Published in the cility is designed to tower into the Clean documents included in each member of the NONUSE APPLICA- SELLING YOUR p.m. by calling (435) Tooele Transcript Bul- handle high and low Harbors Aragonite comments should be board or Tooele Open Forum TION(S) HOME? Advertise it 843-2130. All Bidders letin March 12 19 & BTU liquid wastes, hazardous waste per- submitted as ASCII County Clerk Office, Every Tuesday 15-4701 (A30923): in the classifieds. Call must register with the 26, 2020) sludges, bulk solids, mit can be reviewed at (text) files or in pdf for- Marilyn Gillette, Irish Creek LLC is/are 882-0050 or visit City in order to be con- compressed gas cylin- the following location: mat. 843-3148, Tooele TOOELETRANSCRIPT seeking a nonuse pe- www.tooeletran sidered for Award of BECOME A SUB- ders and containerized Division of Waste Under Utah Code Sec- County Court House, BULLETIN riod for 37 ac-ft. from script.com Bid. SCRIBER. 882-0050 wastes. Supporting Management and Ra- tion 19-1-301.5 a per- 47 South Main, Rm groundwater (1.4 miles Bid security in the permitted waste stor- diation Control son who wishes to 318. Five copies of the SE of Grantsville) for amount of 5% of the age at the facility in- Multi Agency State Of- challenge a Permit Or- grant submittal should IRRIGATION. base bid will be re- cludes bulk liquids, fice Building der may only raise an include: name of pro- Teresa Wilhelmsen, quired to accompany bulk solids, and con- 195 North 1950 West, issue or argument dur- ject, location, and writ- P.E. bids. tainers. The facility is 2nd Floor ing an adjudicatory ten bid of estimated State Engineer Prospective BIDDERS located 2.5 miles south Salt Lake City, Utah proceeding that was costs, type of con- (Published in the are encouraged to at- of I-80 at the Aragonite 84116 raised during the pub- struction or improve- Tooele Transcript Bul- tend a pre-bid confer- exit (Exit #56). For the public’s con- lic comment period ment and a point of letin March 19 & 26, ence which will be held The Division of Waste venience, a copy of and was supported contact (with contacts 2020) in Room 213, of the Management and Ra- the draft changes to with sufficient informa- name and address and ExploreTooele City Municipal the Colorfuldiation Control has re- the Clean Harbors tion or documentationHistorytelephone number.) Offices located at 90 viewed the request to Aragonite permit is to enable the director Furthermore, projects North Main, Tooele, add a shredder tower also available on the to fully consider the which are accepted Utah at 11:00 AM on to the Clean Harbors Internet at substance and signifi- must be completed by March 24, 2020. The Aragonite facility and “https://deq.utah.gov/w cance of the issue. November 30th, 2020) object of the confer- has determined the re- aste-management- For further information or the applicant may ence is to acquaint quest to be complete and-radiation- contact Boyd Swenson stand to lose their BIDDERs with the site and containing suffi- control/waste-manage- of the Division of funding. The Special ofconditions, specifica-Tooelecient information to is-Countyment-radiation-control- Waste Management Recreation District tions, and to answer sue a draft approval. public-notices”. and Radiation Control Board of Officers must any questions which A draft approval Written comments will at (801) 536-0232. In approve any deviation BIDDERs may have authorizing the neces- be accepted ifooele re- Countycompliance features with the fromValley this and process. built a meager concerning the project. sary construction and ceived by 5:00T p.m.some on ofAmericans the most with dramatic Dis- Sendencampment all proposals to:in Settlement All communication incorporating the May 4, 2020,and diverse and abilities landforms Act, individu- on TOOELECanyon COUNTY above today’s Tooele relative to the Project shredder tower into the should be submitted to als with special RECREATION SPE- shall be directed to the Clean Harbors Arago- the addressEarth. below. Thereneeds(including are 11,000 auxil- CIALCity. SERVICE Soon, others DIS- followed, Engineer prior to the nite hazardous waste Comments canfoot-high also be peaks,iary communicative an inland TRICT,and 47 a Southcommunity Main, emerged on opening of bids at: permit has been is- hand deliveredsea, toverdant the aids valleys, and and services) a Tooele,the Utah edge 84074. of the Great Basin TOOELE CITY COR- sued and is available Division address should contact Lare- For any additional in- PORATION for review during the above and mustmysterious be re- neWyss, desert with Office aof Hu- formationfrontier contact: that Kipwas populated by 90 North Main public comment pe- ceived by 5:00bizarre p.m. on expanseman Resourcesof white at Porterindividualistic 435-833-0977; and energetic Tooele, Utah 84074 riod. May 4, 2020.salt. The only(801) people 536-4284, who Tele- Kirksettlers Steadman who managed to thrive Telephone: (435) The public comment Ty L. Howard, Director communications Relay 435-830-4739; Mark 843-2132 period to receive com- Division ofknew Waste aboutService the place 711, were or by McKendrickin an environment fraught Paul Hansen P.E., City ments on the draft de- Managementthe and Native Ra- email Americans who 435-241-0065;with hardship. Howard Their story, and Engineer cision to approve in- diation Controllived there,at[email protected]. and a few white Murraymany 435-830-2247. others, are found inside email: paulh@tooele- corporation of a shred- Department of Envi- (Published in the Kirk Steadman, city.org der tower into the ronmental Qualityexplorers duringTooele Transcriptthe early Bul- Treasurerthis History of Utah’s Tooele The OWNER reserves Clean Harbors Arago- P.O. Box 1448801800s. Butletin that march all changed 19, 2020) (PublishedCounty in. theLearn Tran- about how the the right to reject any nite permit will com- Salt Lake City,in September Utah 1846. That year scriptpioneers Bulletin March ingeniously 5, built or all bids; or to accept mence on March 20, 84114-4880 10, 12, 19, 26 & 31 or reject the whole or 2020, and end on May Comments canthe also Donner-Reed be Party, while 2020)their lives in the wilderness; any part of any bid; to 4, 2020. A public sent by electronictrying mail a shortcut to California, the wild mining days in award schedules hearing has been to: passed through the county and Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; separately or together scheduled at 6:00 p.m. “[email protected] to contractors, or to on Wednesday, April v”. Commentsnearly sent perishedin in the Great the Pony Express Trail; the waive any informality 22, 2020, in the Com- electronic Salt format Lake Desert. Three years glorious beaches and resorts or technicality in any munity Room, Grants- should be identifiedlater, a byhandful of Mormon along the southern shore of bid in the best interest ville City Library, 42 putting the following in of the City. Only bids North Bowery Street, the subject line:pioneer Public families left Salt Lake the Great Salt Lake, and more. giving a firm quotation Grantsville, Utah. Comment on Clean properly signed will be Draft changes to incor- Harbors Aragonite accepted. porate a shredder Shredder Tower. All (Published in the tower into the Clean documents included in • Nearly 500 pages $ 95 Tooele Transcript Bul- Harbors Aragonite comments should be 39 letin March 12 19 & hazardous waste per- submitted as ASCII • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages 26, 2020) mit can be reviewed at (text) files or in pdf for- the following location: mat. • Hardcover with dust jacket Division of Waste Under Utah Code Sec- Management and Ra- tion 19-1-301.5 a per- • More than 500 photos diation Control son who wishes to Multi Agency State Of- challenge a Permit Or- • More than 700 pioneer biographies fice Building der may only raise an 195 North 1950 West, issue or argument dur- 2nd Floor ing an adjudicatory Salt Lake City, Utah proceeding that was Get Your Copy 84116 raised during the pub- For the public’s con- lic comment period venience, a copy of and was supported Today at the Tooele the draft changes to with sufficient informa- the Clean Harbors tion or documentation Transcript-Bulletin Aragonite permit is to enable the director also available on the to fully consider the Internet at substance and signifi- “https://deq.utah.gov/w cance of the issue. aste-management- For further informationTOOELE and-radiation- contact Boyd Swenson RANSCRIPT control/waste-manage- of the Division of T ment-radiation-control- Waste Management public-notices”. and Radiation Control Written comments will at (801) 536-0232. In BULLETIN be accepted if re- compliance with the ceived by 5:00 p.m. on Americans with Dis- May 4, 2020, and abilities Act, individu- 58 N. Main,Tooele should be submitted to als with special the address below. needs(including auxil-Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Closed Sat. and Sun. Comments can also be iary communicative hand delivered to the aids and services) Division address should contact Lare- above and must be re- neWyss, Office of Hu- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on man Resources at May 4, 2020. (801) 536-4284, Tele- Ty L. Howard, Director communications Relay Division of Waste Service 711, or by Management and Ra- email diation Control at[email protected]. Department of Envi- (Published in the ronmental Quality Tooele Transcript Bul- P.O. Box 144880 letin march 19, 2020) Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880 Comments can also be sent by electronic mail to: “[email protected] v”. Comments sent in electronic format should be identified by putting the following in the subject line: Public Comment on Clean Harbors Aragonite Shredder Tower. All documents included in comments should be submitted as ASCII (text) files or in pdf for- mat. Under Utah Code Sec- tion 19-1-301.5 a per- son who wishes to challenge a Permit Or- der may only raise an issue or argument dur- ing an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the pub- lic comment period and was supported with sufficient informa- tion or documentation to enable the director to fully consider the substance and signifi- cance of the issue. For further information contact Boyd Swenson of the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control at (801) 536-0232. In compliance with the Americans with Dis- abilities Act, individu- als with special needs(including auxil- iary communicative aids and services) should contact Lare- neWyss, Office of Hu- man Resources at (801) 536-4284, Tele- communications Relay Service 711, or by email at[email protected]. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin march 19, 2020) B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY March 19, 2020

© 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 15 After reading this page, answer Can you imagine a world in the questions below. Have an March is Women’s History Month adult check your answers. which women do not have Discuss any that you got wrong. the right to vote? 1. What is this page about? Meeting for Women’s Rights How long do you think women in this ______country have had the right to vote? In 1848, a group of people met in 300 years? 200 years? 150 years? ______Seneca Falls, N.Y. to talk about the ______problems women faced because they In the United States, women have had didn’t have the same rights as men. that right for only 100 years of the 244 ______At that time, women could not own years we have been a country. And ______property, they getting the right to vote took decades could not vote and of protesting and writing to lawmakers 2. Who is it about? very few could go Draw lines to connect each identical protest sign. – who were all men at the time. to school. ______This meeting was ______the first women’s Victory! rights convention On May 21, 1919, the U.S. House of 3. Which Amendment to the in the United Representatives finally approved the States. At that U.S. Constitution gives 19th Amendment, also known as women the right to vote? meeting, men and women signed a the Susan B. Anthony Amendment, document called the “Declaration guaranteeing women the right to vote. ______of Sentiments and Resolutions.” That was just the first step. The U.S. ______By signing, these people agreed Senate and at least three quarters of the to the goals of what was becoming states had to approve it before it would ______the woman’s movement. become the law of the land. ______

For more than 70 years, women and The United States Senate approved the 4. How many years have men marched, wrote letters and amendment a week after the House. American women had the articles, protested and picketed to get right to vote?? an Amendment to the Constitution On August 18, 1920, Tennessee Today, more than 68 which would give women the right to became the last state needed to ratify ______vote. These people were known as the 19th Amendment. million women vote in ______suffragists. elections because of the One week later, on August 26, the ______How many VOTE 19th Amendment officially became courageous su ragists buttons can you part of the U.S. Constitution, forever 5. Where and when did the nd on this who never gave up the rst women’s rights page? protecting American women’s right to vote. ght for equality. meeting take place? ______Women in ______Leadership n Election Day, Nov. 5, 1872, Susan B. Anthony Why was Susan B. Anthony arrested for voting? 6. What does surage mean? walked into her polling place and voted. Use the code to nd out! Today, women can ______vote and hold elected ______Two weeks later, a U.S. marshal knocked on her door. office. For several weeks, look through ______“I have a warrant for your arrest,” the newspaper for ______he told Susan. “You are charged pictures of women with voting without the lawful right who are leaders in ______to vote.” the government. ______Make a scrapbook ______In 1872, by U.S. law, a person had to with the photos. be 21 years or older to vote. Susan was = A = H =M = R Label each one with ______born in 1820. Was she old enough to vote? = C = K = N = S the woman’s name, her job title and if ______= E = L = O =W Susan met two other requirements for the right to vote. she was elected to She was a U.S. citizen and she had never been convicted Would Susan B. Anthony have been arrested for the the job. of a felony crime. Why was she arrested for voting? ❏ ❏ Standards Link: Research: same reason in 1921? YES NO Use the newspaper to locate information.

n 1920, exactly 100 PROTESTED years after Susan PROPERTY was born, the 19th PICKETED Amendment to the S D W K N I H T S P U.S. Constitution was RATIFIED passed, giving women SUFFRAGE U E U O F A A F R R the right to vote. Look closely to SENECA F T R W M L S O A O nd the coin that RIGHTS F E S N K E P U G T While Susan did not is dierent. This week’s word: RATIFIED live to see WOMEN R K R A C E N E S E women YEARS The verb ratify means to get the A C A I R I G H T S give formal consent to make right to SUSAN something officially valid. G I E T S T S O F T vote, in THINK The law was ratified by 1979 she VOTE E P Y I G E V I G E a popular vote. became GIVE H T R A T I F I E D Try to use the word ratified the first woman to in a sentence today when appear on U.S. money. TALK Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical talking with friends and Standards Link: Investigation: Find similarities and differences in common objects. OWN words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. family members.

Cause and E ect Draw a line down the center of a piece of Woman I paper. Label the left side CAUSE. Label the right Admire side EFFECT. Read a newspaper article and find the cause (an event that makes something happen) Describe a woman

you admire and your and the effect (what the cause made happen). poll. North the At reasons for choosing

Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Know the difference ANSWER: this woman. between cause and effect. THURSDAY March 19, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B11

Magnum Opus continued from page B1

That feeling of magic brought Parke joy. Her experi- ence inspired her to do some- thing that would bring that same joy to others. An artist since childhood and a graphic artist by trade, Parke thought of illustrating a book about fairies. But there was one problem: Parke wanted her fairies to live in a unique setting. “In respect for the person who made all those fairy doors, I didn’t want to steal their thunder so I wanted to do my own thing,” she said. “My oldest daughter [Kristal] said, ‘Why not have them

[the fairies] live in the moun- PHOTO COURTESY KELLY PARKE tains?’” Author and illustrator Kelly Parke (center) is joined by (left to right) Amey Riahala, Danyell Petras, Parke fell in love with Chris Nelson and Rebekah Parke (above) during the book launch at Gardner Village last August. Kristal’s idea of mountain fair- Parke (left) signs one of her book’s for a guest during the book launch. Allison Smith (bottom left), ies when she and her husband owner of the Storybook Nook at Gardner Village, displays a copy of Kelly Parke’s coloring, story Marvin flew his plane over and sketch book titled “Oquirrh Mountain Fairies Mineral Magic” during the book’s launch. the Oquirrh Mountains — and Kennecott Copper Mine. An idea began to form for moun- tain fairies that got their mag- ical powers from minerals. Add that to a cosmic wind from outer space that super- PHOTO COURTESY OF JULIE LOGAN charged the powers of 14 fair- ies, and the Oquirrh Mountain purposefully made the lines of Fairies book series was born. each illustration light so that Parke self-published the first they disappeared after the book, “Mineral Magic,” last page was colored. You’re Invited ... August. “A lot of kids want to do With more than 25 years of their own things and by the experience as a professional time they’re done coloring, it designer, Parke considers looks like their own drawing the Oquirrh Mountain fairies — you can’t see the lines,” she to let us take care of your project to be her crowning said. “So they can be proud of wedding print needs achievement. what they colored.” “I did the book all on my She also named the three Invitations • Save the Date Cards • Envelopes own — I paid for prints, I paid main characters after miner- Wedding Pics on Foam Core for the copyright, I had to find als, and she wove real scien- a printer,” she said. “I’ve been tific principles into the story. We make the process easy and enjoyable. Email or bring your pics in on a flash drive and our designer will take care of the rest. a professional designer and “The idea of STEAM and All items are conveniently printed here for fast turn around. illustrator for many years. I STEAM is to completely PHOTO COURTESY OF JULIE LOGAN wanted to do it all. It’s kind of engage them [the students] like my magnum opus, some- visually,” Parke said. “The that bought books for both thing I can call my own.” book definitely gets both sides [of their] girls and they sat In its Amazon listing, Parke of their brains working. It’s … there for five hours and col- describes Mineral Magic as really different than what’s ored,” Parke said. “She [the “a unique story that involves out there right now. It really mother] had to keep checking space, local history, magic, appeals to creatives because on them.” science, and fun!” the creativity will really maxi- That fascination is why Once she nailed the setting mize all the STEAM elements whenever Parke goes to an 435.882.0050 • 58 N Main • Tooele and magic system, the story so they’re fully engaged. It’s event, she always makes for the book came easily to more than just coloring, it’s a sure to bring a coloring table Parke. form of expression.” where kids can sit and color. “I can’t even take credit; it’s When it came time to pub- When Parke reflected over like the story wrote itself,” she lish the book, Parke planned the past seven years, she said. “I had to research the a special launch party at expressed gratitude to sev- science. … I visited the mine Storybook Nook in Gardner eral people who helped make and got pictures of all the Village. She had a fairy cake, her idea a reality. The book minerals. … The rest was just music, a “wing wall” where is dedicated to nine people, creating and refining.” people could take pictures including Parke’s friend From start to finish, the with fairy wings designed by Riahala; local author Holli 48-page book took Parke Parke, prize drawings — and Anderson, who helped edit about seven years to research, six live fairies who roamed the story; Angeline Walters, Full Color write, and illustrate. With 230 the event. a supportive friend; and the Only illustrations crammed into Parke also flew out her Hinkle, Burke and Cannon those 48 pages, the book was friend Amey Riahala, to be families, who each made a a true labor of love. the guest of honor. Riahala unique contribution to the “The reason I was able to fit was one of the fairies, as were final project; and — of course ¢ all those illustrations [was] to Parke’s former student Lexi — Parke’s family. Copies! encourage kids to doodle on Keyes, Parke’s younger daugh- “When it comes right the edges of the pages. I made ter, Rebekah, and Rebekah’s down to it, if there ever was 24Per Copy very custom borders,” she boyfriend Chris Nelson. a muse for my book, it would explained. “The borders are “I flew her [Riahala] out for be my two daughters, Kristal different on each and every the launch because without and Rebekah,” she said. Not page.” her kind gesture, this book to mention her husband Like the custom borders may never have happened,” Marvin’s support. on each page, Parke thought Parke said. “It was truly the Parke calls herself an “acci- carefully about every detail spark for this whole deal.” dental author.” of the book. For example, she The book launch was one “I didn’t dream one day of of the greatest days of Parke’s making a book, I just had this life. idea and I wanted to share it,” “They [Rebekah and Chris] she said. “It’s funny because had so much fun dancing I do enjoy telling a story, but around at my launch,” she I’m an accidental author. … said. “Such a great memory.” My family is so helpful and She added, “It took [my encouraging.” husband] a while to really Parke doesn’t intend on understand what I was trying stopping at one book. She’s to do, but at the launch, see- planned an entire franchise, ing everybody smile, seeing including more books, chapter me sign every book that was book adaptations of the story, purchased, he really got a kick a board game, an app, and out of it to see it come to frui- lesson plans that teachers can tion.” use to explain the scientific For Parke, the most reward- principles in Mineral Magic. ing part of being an author is Details about the Oquirrh hearing that someone enjoyed Mountain fairies project can her book. be found on Parke’s website at “There’s this one family parkcreative.com. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Bring in Your BULLETIN Digital Files 58 N. Main • Tooele 8:30 am to 5:30 pm • Monday – Friday 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper Some restrictions apply

Highest Quality State-of-the-Art Color Printing Equipment! PHOTOS COURTESY OF JULIE LOGAN Author and illustrator Kelly Parke (above left) and her daughter, Rebekah (above right), during the book launch. A large cake (top left) was on display and served to guests during the launch. B12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY March 19, 2020

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