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TOOELE RANSCRIPT Check out the T photo gallery SERVING of Saturday’s TOOELE COUNTY garden tour SINCE 1894 See B1 BULLETIN TUESDAY June 17, 2014 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 121 No. 5 $1.00 Report: ON THE ROAD AGAIN Beach doesn’t recall stabbing Horowitz murder investigation outlines events from April 26 fight at Stansbury Elementary

by Lisa Christensen STAFF WRITER

A midnight fight over a girl was a recipe for trouble on its FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO own. I-80 eastbound lanes have reopened, alleviating congestion and slowdowns, which added big delays for commuters during the past several days. Emergency pothole repairs were But worries expected to cause 24-7 lane closures between mileposts 101 and 102 through June 22, but all lanes were open for travel Tuesday morning. about being outnumbered, claims of gang i n v o l v e m e n t , prior drug use, and confusingly dark conditions, City to escalated the Jesse Horowitz volatile situation that resulted in the murder of a Stansbury High School student seven weeks ago. review The following information was taken from an investigative report done by the Tooele SEE BEACH PAGE A8 ➤ budget Wednesday public District may hearing set for city hall by Emma Penrod STAFF WRITER hit 2013-14 Tooele City’s proposed 2014–2015 budget, which is set for a Wednesday public hearing before its possible adoption this week, should hold few budget goal FILE PHOTO surprises for local residents. Pictured above, Orr’s ranch was was a major stop for motorists traveling the historic Lincoln Highway near Dugway. The highway’s “It’s a good solid budget — pret- association national highway convention will be held this week at Deseret Peak complex. As part of the convention activities, attend- ty conservative, and balanced as Thanks to $2 million in ees will have an opportunity to tour the famous highway’s route through Tooele County. required by state law,” said Glenn Caldwell, finance director for Tooele collected property taxes City. Lincoln Highway devotees to hold The budget is very similar to by Tim Gillie last year’s $2.3 million city budget, STAFF WRITER Caldwell said, with no major adjust- national convention at Deseret Peak ments to expenditures and no tax Last month Tooele County School Board increases or deviations from the members learned that despite cutting $1.4 by Lisa Christensen Desert Peak Complex’s Convention know for sure this is a fact, but I certified tax rate. million from their current budget, they would STAFF WRITER Center. think there’s more miles in Tooele Tooele City residents actually be $700,000 short of their financial goal for Jesse Petersen, a past president County than any other county in saw a slight decrease in property 2014. Enthusiasts of the Lincoln of the LHA Utah chapter and a the United States,” he said. “It was taxes last fall, when the 2013–2014 Last Tuesday the school board learned that Highway will roll into Tooele County Tooele resident, said as a part of Utah’s turn for the conference, and certified tax rate was approved at the district’s final check for property taxes this week for the group’s national the conference-planning commit- we decided with the new motels .252, down from the previous year’s SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE would be higher than expected and the dis- UV convention.INDEX tee, he thought his figurative own that are available, and especially .2576. Though the change dropped The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. trict may hit its 2014 financial goal after all. Beginning Tuesday, members of backyard would be perfect for the with Deseret Peak having a confer- property taxes on a $150,000 home Thursday 5:58 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Lark Reynolds, the district’s business admin- the Lincoln Highway Association convention. ence center, we’d have it here.” from $212 in 2012 to $207 in 2013, Friday 5:58 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Saturday 5:59 a.m. 9:03 p.m. istrator, told the board at their May 13 meeting will gather in Tooele for the associ- “There’s lots of the Lincoln Sunday 5:59 a.m. 9:03 p.m. ation’s 22nd annual conference at Highway in Tooele County. I don’t SEE LINCOLN PAGE A9 ➤ SEE CITY PAGE A6 ➤ Monday 5:59 a.m. 9:04 p.m. SEE DISTRICT PAGE A9 ➤ W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 5:59 a.m. 9:04 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:33 a.m. 12:28 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 1:08 a.m. 1:36 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 1:41 a.m. 2:41 p.m. Saturday 2:15 a.m. 3:45 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 2:51 a.m. 4:48 p.m. Statistics for the week ending June 16. Warmer with clouds Mostly sunny and Mostly cloudy with a Monday 3:28 a.m. 5:48 p.m. Sunny and warmer Sunny to partly cloudy Sunshine and nice Partial sunshine Temperatures Tuesday 4:09 a.m. 6:45 p.m. and sun warmer shower in places School districtHigh/Low pastwins week 93/47grant to improve math and science skills Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 82/57 66 47 77 53 87 59 89 57 88 59 90 61 83 63when theAverage new temp school past week year starts 67.7according to Scott Rogers, Tooele provide after school math and School District science curricu- and science opportunities avail- by Tim Gillie this fall.Normal average temp past week 69.1County School District superin- science activities, tutoring, and lum director. able for students. It also extends TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low June 19 June 27 July 5 July 12 STAFF WRITER The Utah Science Technology tendent. increase the amount of math and “The legislature had two the contract time for math and Shown is Wednesday’s and Research (USTAR) Initiatives “We will receive $210,216 for science classes.” purposes in mind when they science teachers at their current Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and Tooele County secondary stu- Center Program has awarded a three years,” Rogers said. “The The purpose of the USTAR approved the USTAR grant pro- rate of pay. The additional pay AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows. dents will enjoy more opportuni- $630,649 three-year grant start- funding will pay for qualified grant is two-fold, according to gram,” she said. “The grant will ties to explore math and science ing in the 2014-15 school year, math and science teachers to Chantel Cowan, Tooele County increase the amount of math SEE SCIENCE PAGE A9 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 63/39 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 69/53 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 64/41 71/52 70/51 66/51 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Local student ‘First Tee’ helps 65/50 Erda 67/50 directs play to help elementary OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 68/49 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 68/40 68/50 55/40 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 66/51 Bauer Good pay for mission students learn golf, 66/47 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 65/46 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 66/47 core values 69/43 See A2 62/46 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 66/45 See A10 66/46 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 67/40 66/45 Ophir Moderate on A9 57/40 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 71/46 68/40 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 79/50 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 67/46 70/43 Moab 66/47 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 80/53 Beaver 82/51 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 70/42 Ibapah 65/43 24-hour 70/45 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.97 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 70/42 77/48 at Grantsville 1.57 -0.01 85/63 Kanab 79/46 Eureka 60/43 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 93.97 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 17, 2014 Funding to run out for 4-H extension agent CLERK’S CORNER by Tim Gillie The ‘end is in sight’ with STAFF WRITER

At the end of June, Stephen Sagers’ position as Tooele next Tuesday’s election County’s 4-H extension agent he end is in sight. Primary will also come to an end. Election Day is Tuesday, When Tooele County TJune 24. Marilyn Gillette Commissioners issued their first If you haven’t made your deci- GUEST COLUMNIST round of budget cuts in the fall sion as to whom gets your vote, of 2012 one of the first things to please go to the Tooele County go was the budget for the 4-H Clerk’s website at www.co.tooele. extension agent. ut.us/clerk/Elections.htm and If you normally vote by mail and “Although we had to cut the click on the candidate bios half have not received your ballot, and funding in 2012, USU maintained way down the page. you meet all of the qualifications their contract with Stephen for You can also see a copy of (affiliated with the Republican 18 months,” said Tooele County the primary ballot, early voting Party) please call me at 435-843- Commissioner Jerry Hurst. times and locations, election 3148. Voters registered as unaf- Sagers has been the 4-H exten- day polling locations, maps, etc. filiated can still affiliate with the sion agent for Tooele County Information is also available on Republican Party at the polling since February 2008. the state website at vote.utah.gov. location, whether that be on elec- “We are sad to see Stephen This is the last chance you tion day or early voting. leave,” Hurst said. “He worked will have to vote early if you will Just a reminder that Tooele hard and did a lot of good.” be out of town. Early voting is County Business License renew- The 4-H program in Tooele available at the County Building als are due June 30. Beginning County will continue, promised Monday, June 16 through July 1, the fee doubles, and who Hurst. Thursday, June 19 from 8 a.m. to wants to pay late fees? “Extension agents Linden 6 p.m. There will be early voting Payment options include on- Greenhalgh and Darlene at the Tooele County Building, line at https://businesslicense. Christensen will keep the pro- Grantsville Fire Station and tooelecountyonline.org, over the gram running,” he said. Stansbury High School on Friday, phone at 435-843-3141, through The 4-H program in Tooele June 20 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the mail, or, as usual, we’d love County reaches over 700 youth, Also, on Wednesday, June 18, you to see you in person. Business according to Sagers. may come and early vote at the licenses cannot be prorated, so if Sagers, a 1998 graduate of Tooele Senior Center from 9 a.m. you purchased your new license Tooele High School, was involved to noon. While you’re there come before June 1, you will be required in 4-H as a youth. He received a COURTESY OF STEPHEN SAGERS and have one of the best break- to pay the full fee again. All Tooele master’s degree in political sci- Stephen Sagers presents at a professional development training. Sagers is losing his job as 4-H Extension agent because fasts in town. County business licenses are due ence from Utah State University funding for the position was cut 18 months ago. If you vote by-mail, please June 30 of each year. in 2004 and worked at a meat make sure your ballot is post- If you have any questions, processing plant in Cache Valley “I wanted to make a difference The 4-H movement supports clubs for students with similar marked back to the county by please call me at 435-843-3148 or before coming to Tooele to work in people’s lives,” he said, “even if young people from elementary interest in the areas of science, Monday, June 23. If you would email me at [email protected]. as the 4-H extension agent. it’s just a small difference.” school through high school with citizenship and healthy living. prefer to early vote at one of the ut.us. Sagers said he wanted to find Sagers will work as a substitute programs designed to shape [email protected] above mentioned locations, you Thanks for Voting! a job where he could have an teacher while exploring other future leaders. 4-H offers a vari- will be required to surrender the Marilyn K. Gillette is the Tooele impact on the future. employment opportunities. ety of classes and community ballot you received in the mail. County Clerk

CORRECTIONS A photo caption for Grantsville residents to explore meaning of life on stage Macey’s grand reopening ribbon cutting on page A-9 by Emma Penrod efforts to find meaning in life. Nelson said. “I always really liked the money toward serving an 23 at the Old Grantsville Church in last Thursday’s edition STAFF WRITER In accord with the doctrine it as a child, and I thought it LDS mission, while he said at 297 West Clark St. All perfor- misidentified Store Director of The Church of Jesus Christ would be fun to put on.” other cast members plan to put mances, with the exception of Jeff Rice. A group of friends from of Latter-day Saints, the play The play was one of his child- their portion of their earnings the 1 p.m. matinee on Saturday, Also, a photo caption on Grantsville High School has plans portrays the friends meeting in hood favorites, Nelson said. His toward college. The group has begin at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $8 page B-10 in last Thursday’s to turn an unusual Christmas a pre-Earth life and coming to father, Mark Nelson, said he been rehearsing together for the at the door, or $7 for adults and edition incorrectly stated that present into a unique entrepre- Earth together. The play then wanted to do something special past two to three months, Nelson $5 for seniors and children if Dayton Trease was the catch- neurial endeavor this week. follows main character Barbara, and unusual for his son’s high said, and the play seems to be purchased in advance. Advance er for the Diamondbacks. The group, lead by director played by Tori Fawson, as she school graduation, so he decided coming along nicely. tickets may be bought online at Trease plays for the Dodgers. Stewart Nelson, will open their progresses through life and to buy the production rights to The performances will take oldgrantsvillechurch.com. The Transcript-Bulletin first independent theater pro- attempts to find meaning and one of his son’s favorite plays. place on June 19, 20, 21, and [email protected] regrets the errors. duction this Thursday at the Old purpose in the events of an oth- After he obtained the produc- Grantsville Church. erwise unremarkable existence, tion rights, Stewart Nelson said The young thespians will per- with the aid of her friends John he got a group of his high school form My Turn on Earth, an 1970s (Nelson), Pam (Kendra Favero), friends together and came up My Turn On NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 musical by Carol Pearson and Charles (Ephraim Tripp), and with a plan to use the proceeds Lex de Azvedo — the same LDS Gloria (Normandy Wanberg). from the play to help fund their playwrights behind Saturday’s “It explains about the meaning upcoming endeavors. Warrior — about five friends’ of life from a child’s perspective,” Nelson himself plans to put TOOELETRANSCRIPT EarthEarth BULLETIN ADMINISTRATION Sc ott C. Dunn Publisher Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus OFFICE Bruce Dunn Controller At the Old Grantsville Church Chris Ev ans Office Manager At the Old Grantsville Church Vicki Higgins Customer Service 297 West Clark Street, Grantsville, Utah ED ITORIAL June 19, 20, 23, 2014 at 7 pm David Bern Editor June 19, 20, 23, 2014 at 7 pm Mark Watson Sports Editor Saturday Matinee June 21 at 1 pm Fr ancie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Pre-Order Tickets: $7 Adults, $5 Seniors Ta vin Stucki Community News Editor Tim Gillie Staff Writer $5 Kids ages 4 - 12, $8 at the door for all Lisa Christensen Staff Writer call/text 435-830-6852 Emma Penrod Staff Writer TheThe OldOld GrGrantsvilleantsville Church ADVERTISING or visit: oldgrantsvillechurch.com Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager A Musical by Carol Lynn Pearson & Lex de Azevedo Keith Bird Advertising Sales Shane Bergen Advertising Sales Kelly Chance Classified Advertising LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director Liz Arellano Graphic Artist PRODUCTION Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Darwin Cook Web Press Manager James Park Press Technician FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Shawn Ovia tt Pre-press Technician A family photo scene from the musical “My Time on Earth.” The actors will take the stage at the Old Grantsville Church in Sc ott Spence Insert Technician Grantsville June 19, 20 and 23.

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TUESDAY June 17, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 RE/MAX Complete’s new broker has years of local sales wisdom

by Tim Gillie broker to serve as their principal Grantsville native Brad Sutton as the six-agent, RE/MAX Complete things, then they said they would that low I thought,” Sutton said. STAFF WRITER broker. their principal broker. office in Grantsville six months hire me.” “But we did.” Nicole Cloward and Melissa Sutton, who previously worked ago. He passed the real estate exam Mortgage rates dipped below 4 The owners of RE/MAX Collings, owners of RE/MAX as the managing broker of the “Our broker left for another while in college, so he started to percent in 2013 and 2012. Complete in Grantsville have Complete of Grantsville, Tooele office of Coldwell Banker firm and Nicole and Melissa sell real estate to get sales experi- Sutton served as the first presi- selected a veteran Tooele County announced the appointment of Residential Mortgage, came to asked me to take the position,” ence and never looked back. dent of the Tooele County Board Sutton said. “Nicole and Melissa “I was enjoying selling real of Realtors in the 1980s when will continue to work with cli- estate.” he said. there were 35 real estate agents ents and sell homes as they have, Sutton said he learned to never in Tooele County. Today, 155 real and I will take over the broker’s say never when he started selling estate agents belong to the Tooele duties.” homes in the 1980s. County Association of Realtors, Sutton described broker’s “It was the Carter era and according to Sutton. duties as being responsible to interest rates were in the double “We’ve grown a lot and the make sure that paperwork com- digits,” he said. “I would show business will continue to grow,” plies with laws, and that cus- homes to young couples along he said. “Tooele is still an attrac- tomers are treated as required with their parents. The parents tive place to live with good homes by law. would say,‘I bought my first home and great prices.” “I’ll be a working broker,” he for $6,000 at 4 percent interest.’” [email protected] said. “There is this myth in real “We’ll never see interest rates estate that brokers don’t sell homes. I’ll be out there selling.” And it’s a good time to be in the real estate business in Tooele, POSTING THE COLORS according to Sutton. “Following the recession, sales have really picked up and prices are going up as well,” he said. Sutton, who holds a bache- lor’s degree in business admin- istration from Brigham Young University, started selling real estate in Tooele County at the age of 23 in 1980. He was a real estate agent with Broker House Real Estate in Tooele and worked for Jay Buzianis and Milo McCowan. Originally Sutton’s plans were to be a stockbroker. “I had an interview with a firm and they said I looked too young, wasn’t married, and had no sales experience,” Sutton said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO “If I could take care of those three Brad Sutton talks about his years of working in the real estate business in both Tooele and Grantsville. Crews contain county’s second wildfire by Lisa Christensen outside the southern border Land Management, said the fire An aerial survey of the fire STAFF WRITER of Dugway Proving Ground, was human caused and under Thursday morning calculated reached 100 percent contain- investigation. He declined to the burned acreage to be 929 Fire crews contained Tooele ment Thursday at 6 p.m. Its give further details. acres. A week earlier, the Rough County’s second wildfire of the containment perimeter even Although the fire burned Haul Fire on Dugway prop- season Thursday night, holding held through strong wind gusts within a half mile of the Pony erty, started during a military the fire at under 1,000 acres. that afternoon. Express Trail, Douglas said no training exercise, burned 5,000 According to Utah Fire Info, Chad Douglas, public infor- roads had to be closed to the acres. the Pony Fire, sparked June 10 mation officer for the Bureau of public. [email protected] ERICA HOPE/TTB PHOTO Noah Handley with Boy Scout troop 1552, places a flag in a yard in Tooele in honor of Flag Day, which occured Saturday. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Vote

ENDORSEMENTS Ed Dalton Dusty and Rena Griffi th Leland Hogan Rene Milne Rep. Rhonda Menlove Raph and Carol Haddock Jeff Hogan Bill Upton Jeff Mcneill Colleen Walters Tye and Shanna Hoff man John and Louise Brown Chris And Berna Sloan Spiros Makris Chad Fulmer Bill and Barbara Mullins Todd and Debbie Cagstagno Jewel Allen Ned and Sandra Chritchlow Jeremy Walker Gail and Stephanie Bennett Curtis Beckstrom Merlyn and Karen Perry Brandon Johnson David Garn Blair and Chris Hope Mike Fields Andrew Stetz Sherry Johnson Chris Ivester Hal and Maxine Bryant Vicki Griffi th Tom Poyner Andrea Hallett Marta Johnson Tooele County Association Max And Pat Coon Steve Griffi th Jeff and Linda England of Realtors Penny Anderson Paid For By Friends To Elect Dean Johnson Tooele County Commissioner A4 OPEN FORUM

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• Editorial Editor David Bern • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum 435-882-0050

OUR VIEW To be shared Boom in local camping numbers shows people want to experience area canyons

Less than a month has passed since Tooele County government started to charge a fee to camp in Middle Canyon, but results so far show the change is a success. And something more. Just in time for the Memorial Day holiday weekend, a $10 per campsite per day fee was imposed by the county to reclaim Middle Canyon for recreational use, improve maintenance of the canyon’s 42 campsites, and push several squatters out who reportedly harassed residents and visitors trying to camp there. The fee was also created for another reason. Due to Middle Canyon’s close proximity to Tooele City, the area had become a popular and convenient place for drug dealers and customers. By formalizing camping in the canyon and imposing user fees, daily patrols would be needed for enforcement. The frequent presence of those patrols would help deter criminal activity. Since Memorial Day, Dave Brown, Tooele County Trails and Canyons coordina- tor, said renewed interest in Middle Canyon camping has boomed. During the past three weekends, the canyon’s 42 developed and undeveloped campsites have been filled. Brown reports that the campers he has met agree with the $10 fee and its purpose. They also comment on how appealing the canyon has become because of the camping fee. They feel safer, too. The sudden improvements at Middle Canyon have been experienced before. Nearly 20 years ago, the county installed a tollbooth and gate at the mouth of Settlement Canyon. Not long after, open dumping and crime in the canyon plum- meted, and the canyon’s campsites and other facilities quickly grew in popularity — even though campers and drive-thru visitors were required to pay a fee. Today, campers who arrive late at Settlement Canyon for weekend getaways are often turned away at the gate. The canyon’s campsites are typically sold out every weekend from spring through fall. And according to Brown, 50 percent or more of the campers in Middle and Settlement canyons are not from Tooele County. They’re from along the Wasatch Front. This is where the “something more” comes in. The success story at Settlement Canyon, and the one now in progress at Middle Canyon, reveals two important points: First, Tooele County has recreational GUEST OPINION LETTERS POLICY opportunities and assets that are highly valued. Secondly, both residents and The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to non-residents are willing to pay for the privilege to camp in area canyons, par- the editor from readers. Letters must be no ticularly ones that are nearby a city. longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written Those two points provide valuable feedback to local officials who are eager to exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and diversify and strengthen the county’s economy, and to local businesses that are CIA’s purpose to turn accompanied by the writer’s name, address and phone number. Longer letters may be looking for new and immediate ways to generate a buck. What is that feedback? published, based on merit and at the Editor’s Tooele County’s mountains and deserts and the Great Salt Lake are grand enough discretion. Priority will be given to letters that to pull in visitors all on their own. They don’t need a marquee facility or event first itself into a punch line? refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All before they become interesting to visitors, or even to residents. They are, in their letters may be subject to editing. own right, marquee attractions. Letters written to thank an individual or With that in mind, and due to the strong interest in camping in Middle and n June 6, the Central Intelligence organization should be submitted for Settlement canyons, there perhaps is no better time than the present to more Agency joined the social media “Notes of Appreciation.” actively organize, develop and promote the county’s recreational opportunities Oplatform Twitter with its first Rachel Marsden Readers who are interested in writing a lon- to visitors. To make that message even more enticing, include the county’s his- tweet: “We can neither confirm nor deny ger guest op-ed column on a topic of general GUEST COLUMNIST torical and geographical attractions. Camping on the Pony Express Trail at remote that this is our first tweet.” Presumably interest should contact Editor David Bern. Simpson Springs in Tooele County’s outback is an experience to be shared. this is an attempt by the agency to Email: [email protected] develop its “brand.” Here’s why this is a Fax: (435) 882-6123 really bad idea: of this. The myths are as good as it gets. Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • The CIA doesn’t need a brand. If Best to stop there. GUEST OPINION P.O. Box 390 anything, the agency is supposed to be • The CIA is already overexposed. I’m Tooele, UT 84074 all about discretion and secretiveness, not just talking about the highly classi- meaning that it should be defined solely fied intelligence disseminated through Obama defies logic behind by its conspicuous absence. In fact, if the WikiLeaks-Assange-Snowden axis LETTER CONTEST the CIA ever wanted to run a TV ad, it of leakage. When a local guy offering to should consist of 30 seconds of silence braid my hair in Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select the best letter of the month and reprint it in the climate-change regulations and a black screen. People would be left a panhandler in downtown Paris; and first Open Forum page of the following month. scratching their heads, unsure about at least 10 vendors in New York City’s The winning letter writer will receive a free or people who use the word who would even pay for such a thing, let Times Square are all wearing CIA T- one-year subscription to the newspaper. The “science” as a bludgeon and alone what the objective was. And that shirts, then it would seem that the subscription can be transferred or used to renew Ftrumpet their strict commit- would be the whole idea. marketing problem for this clandestine a present subscription. ment to fact and reason, the Obama • The CIA doesn’t need to be funny. service agency is one of overexposure administration and its supporters are It’s understandable that a government rather than underexposure. Ask any strangely incapable of rational analy- agency would be compelled to human- Canadian to name that country’s intel- not only don’t have to follow the same sis of new climate-change regulations. ize itself. Oh, wait ... no it’s not. It’s a ligence agencies. The majority likely rules but, in many instances, enjoy a President Barack Obama’s government agency. No doubt there are couldn’t name more than one (if any) more established public platform. For Environmental Protection Agency funny guys who work there — guys who and would be hard-pressed to accurate- example, the CIA’s second tweet read, released draft rules earlier this month would do really well in front of a packed ly describe what that agency does. And in part: “We look forward to sharing to create a vast new regulatory appa- house on amateur stand-up comedy whatever they could describe would no great unclassified content with you.” A ratus with no input from Congress — night. One of those guys might actually doubt be so boring that their interlocu- response from the WikiLeaks account in other words, to govern in its accus- in 2011 alone. China increased its be the best bet for manning the social tor wouldn’t want to hear more than read: “We look forward to sharing great tomed highhanded, undemocratic emissions by 3 billion tons from 2006 media feed and cracking jokes on a daily a sentence about it. That’s the kind of classified info about you” — and includ- manner. The goal is to reduce carbon to 2012. Even accepting the assump- basis. But could he convey the serious- public image you want for your intel- ed links to numerous items, including emissions from existing power plants, tions of the so-called global-warming ness and discretion reflected in the CIA’s ligence service. classified intelligence. in particular coal-fired plants, to 30 consensus, the regulations will have mission? And in light of the fact that • The CIA has injected itself into • The CIA should be off social media percent below 2005 levels by 2030. an imperceptible effect on global tem- the agency receives billions of taxpayer the ranks of satirical jokers and social entirely and communicating with actual The rhetoric has involved self-con- perature by 2100. dollars every year, could a guy cracking media account squatters. A satiri- journalists in relating its successes. Were gratulation about how they are the The regulatory fight against global jokes convey “fiscal black hole” serious- cal Twitter account for Government you instrumental in stopping a terror- inexorable result of taking climate warming runs up against this reality: ness? No. Taxpayers don’t want a $14 bil- Communications Headquarters (aka ist attack? Did you assist in destabiliz- science and the reality of dangerous Anything we do on our own short of lion comedy routine when they can buy GCHQ, the United Kingdom’s equivalent ing a foreign country to the benefit of global warming seriously. “Science returning to a subsistence economy one on iTunes for $10. of America’s National Security Agency) America’s economic and political inter- is science,” President Obama said in is largely meaningless, while we can’t • The CIA doesn’t need to advertise. has a bio that reads: “Defending the ests? Excellent. Tell us all about it! an open-and-shut tautology about force other countries to kneecap their Thanks to Hollywood spy films, much of realm from the plebs on the Internet. Whatever the CIA is hoping to global warming during an interview economies based on a fashionable the general public is under the impres- Listening to you.” Someone established achieve, it’s not going to do it in 140- with New York Times columnist Tom cause with no immediate bearing on sion that CIA personnel spend their a satirical Twitter account for the “KGB” character blurbs. Unless, of course, the Friedman. By the same token, math is the well-being of their often desper- time creeping around the Kremlin in (the former name of Russia’s domestic CIA’s objective is to turn itself into a math, and the new regulations make ately impoverished citizens. disguise, dodging bomb blasts and kill- intelligence service). The most recent punch line. no sense. Supporters of the new EPA rules ing people with their bare hands, rather tweet from that account: “From the While the regulations are stringent say they are an exercise of American than (more realistically) warming ergo- CIA world fact book: The Drone is the Rachel Marsden is a columnist, politi- enough to impose real economic leadership that will encourage other nomic chairs in embassies, lamenting national bird of both Pakistan & Yemen.” cal strategist and former Fox News host costs — especially in states that pro- countries to crimp their economies, an expanding waistline from the cock- • The CIA has to behave with some based in Paris. She appears frequently duce coal or heavily use coal power, especially the world’s biggest emitter, tail circuit, trying to convince locals to decorum (at least in cases when it on TV and in publications in the U.S. or whose economies have grown rela- China. manipulate their friends in exchange for operates out in the open). This isn’t the and abroad. Her website can be found at tively robustly since 2005 — they have Why will China be shamed by cash, and filling out paperwork about all case for other social media users, who http://www.rachelmarsden.com. almost no upside in fighting global our pointlessly self-flagellating new warming. That’s because the U.S. is policy on power plants into adopting only part of the global carbon-emis- economically harmful regulations of GUEST OPINION sions picture, and a diminishing one its own based on speculative models at that. showing a far-off threat of higher tem- We account for roughly a sixth of peratures? global emissions, and our emissions The best policy for the U.S. is not Corporate wrongdoers must be prosecuted have fallen the past few years more command-and-control regulation, as than those of any other major coun- economics writer Jim Manzi points eneral Motors has fired 15 guilty plea of giant bank Credit Suisse try. In fact, we’ve already achieved out, but maintaining an environment employees after an internal to criminal charges for aiding rich about half of the administration’s favorable to technological innova- Ginvestigation into the company’s Robert Reich Americans who avoid paying taxes. 30 percent goal, in part through the tion. No one would have predicted handling of defective ignition switches “This case shows that no financial insti- GUEST COLUMNIST boom in natural gas. the fracking revolution of the past few that lead to at least 13 fatalities. tution, no matter its size or global reach, The regulations aim to cut carbon years that has both displaced coal and But the only way to stop lawbreaking is above the law.” emissions by 700 million tons by 2030. benefited the broader economy. But at GM or any other big corporation is But financial institutions don’t act That sounds like a formidable number the self-declared adherents of “sci- to prosecute the people who break the nothing. David Friedman, acting head above the law. People do. only if it is abstracted from the con- ence” prefer the satisfaction of point- law. And so far, no one at GM has been of the National Highway Traffic Safety Credit Suisse employees followed text of the rest of the world. As Robert lessly self-defeating gestures. prosecuted. Administration, says those aware of the a carefully crafted plan, even sending Bryce of the Manhattan Institute “What GM did was break the law. problem had ranged from engineers “all private bankers to visit their American notes, carbon emissions increased Rich Lowry is editor of the National ... They failed to meet their public the way up through executives.” clients on tourist visas to avoid detec- worldwide by about 700 million tons Review. safety obligations,” scolded Secretary Who were these people? If they’re the tion. According to the head of New York of Transportation Anthony Foxx after same as the 15 that GM just fired, they State’s Department of Financial Services, imposing the largest possible penalty on should be criminally indicted. If others Credit Suisse’s crime was “decidedly not EDITORIAL BOARD the giant automaker. are responsible — including higher-ups the result of the conduct of just a few But GM didn’t break the law. Certain — they’re the ones who should be crimi- bad apples.” Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern GM employees broke the law. nally liable. Yet no Credit Suisse executive was Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor For a decade, certain people at GM The same fallacy of corporate wrong- charged with violating the law. Nobody With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, had been receiving complaints about doing occurred recently when Attorney including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. the ignition switch but chose to do General Eric Holder announced the SEE REICH PAGE A5 ➤ A5

TUESDAY June 17, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION SATURDAY OpenJUNE House 21 Hillary Clinton has all the shame of a tree 11-2pm illary Clinton graced have been fed, or the woman ing out there about what she Chicago this week on working as a teacher’s aide said, please understand that 736 ARROW STREET, TOOELE Hher Planet Hillary Global John Kass doesn’t have such friends. it could have been worse. She Domination Tour as she seeks the How tough a life Hillary must could have used one of her vari- Th is beautiful home sits on .32 acres and is the best buy in Tooele! GUEST COLUMNIST presidency. have had, starting with that ous accents. Great family home in a quiet cul-de-sac that is close to schools and a And she proved something the $1,000 cattle futures investment She’s used a black Southern man’s dream with an attached 2-car garage, detached 1-car garage & 2 other day. She proved that she that grew to $100,000 as if by accent, reciting the words of RV parking pads. Th ere is a beautiful mother-in-law apartment with an finally stands for something. woman whose husband lost his magic years ago. an old gospel hymn during her outside private entrance. Hillary stands for people who job — a woman, say, who works And when she left the White 2008 campaign for president. are “dead broke” but also have as a cashier at some all-night House, there was an $8 million She relied on her native Chicago Low yard maintenance multiple homes. supermarket and comes home to book advance waiting for her. Bill accent while campaigning for the in the front and beautiful She bragged about it to a put her swollen feet in a pan of had an even larger advance. It’s U.S. Senate in New York, about patio and gardens in the purring Diane Sawyer of ABC warm water. been estimated he’s made more the time she explained she was back with views of the News, saying she really knows Or the man working two or than $100 million in speeches a lifelong Yankees fan from Park mountains! “Free Grant what it’s like to struggle. It hap- three part-time jobs, praying to since they left their co-presiden- Ridge. Money” available on this pened when her husband, former God he has steady work to feed cy in 2001. But my favorite accent of property. President Bill Clinton, left the the kids macaroni and potatoes She’s made dozens and dozens Hillary’s is that hard nasal White House. and keep a roof over his family’s of speeches herself, some for as Arkansas twang. The one she Will someone have the decen- head. much as $200,000. used to stand by her man against cy to please cue the sad violin as I know people like that. I’m Are they paying her for her all those women who lured her Hillary recounts the ordeal of the sure you do as well. They’re not brilliance and that honest laugh? Bill. multiple homes? worried about their multiple Or are they paying for another In this voice, Hillary Clinton “We came out of the White homes or tuition at the nation’s kind of future, one in which reminds me of Peach, a charac- House not only dead broke, but top private universities. she’s president and they get their ter from Larry McMurtry’s great in debt,” she said. “We had no But that’s Hillary. When she phone calls returned the Chicago novel, “Lonesome Dove.” money when we got there, and talked to Sawyer, you almost Way? Peach didn’t suffer fools. And we struggled to, you know, piece could hear Hillary’s swollen feet On Tuesday, Hillary talked to once, while standing in the street, together the resources for mort- sliding into that pan of warm the national produce boys in talking to a milquetoast sheriff in gages, for houses, for Chelsea’s water and salts. Chicago and got paid for that Arkansas, Peach had something FREE education. Hers is the true politician’s gift, one, too. in her arm. “You know, it was not easy.” to use a voice and get your vote. I pass the produce houses as A live rooster. What’s frightening is that she Of course, she has to feel your I drive in to work in the early Unfortunately for the rooster, could talk like that without even pain, too. DEMO DAYS mornings — the guys driving it did a dumb thing. It pecked blushing. The woman has all the Except, what pain, exactly, trucks, pushing pallets, men who her. So Peach twisted his neck so shame of a tree. Hillary, did you feel? wear back braces and don’t dare quickly that the head came off. And I guess you could say that When the Clintons left the miss a day’s work. Their families “That’ll teach him to peck me,” wealthy Democrats who declare White House, there were millions aren’t dealing with the stress of Peach said. “At least I’ll get to eat class warfare are different from upon millions of dollars waiting multiple homes. him instead of a skunk having you and me. for them. Yes, there were legal Hillary’s quote about debt isn’t the pleasure.” They’re worth millions upon bills from all the times Bill put his some political gaffe. This is the The Planet Hillary tour has millions of dollars. They didn’t do hands on women and lied about Clintons once again revealing months and months to go. And anything for the money except it, and when they were investi- their true selves to America. I wonder which voice she’ll use talk and play politics. That’s the gated for lying about the lies. And that shamelessness will next. Clintons’ special talent. They talk But their so-called friends define this phase of her 2016 and talk and millions come to raised millions and millions in campaign as clearly as her dis- John Kass is a columnist for the them and they feel our pain. And legal defense funds. missal of questions about those Chicago Tribune who also hosts Saturday, June 21 they don’t blush. The woman standing on her four Americans left to die in a radio show on WLS-AM. His Listening to Hillary tell the feet at the checkout counter, Benghazi when she was secretary e-mail address is jskass@tribune. am PM sob story of the multiple homes, or rushing out to try to sell real of state. com, and his Twitter handle is 10:00 to 1:00 you could almost hear a stressed estate part time after the kids For all the Clintonistas cring- @john_kass. • Trade In & Trade Up SPECIAL • Trade in Your Equipment PRICES ONE Reich crimes were committed. Most demand that individuals be pros- Robert Reich is Chancellor’s • Used Quality Golf Equipment current shareholders weren’t ecuted. Professor of Public Policy at DAY ONLY! for Sale continued from page A4 even around then. So here’s a novel idea. If we the University of California at Calling a corporation a crimi- want to deter giant corporations Berkeley and Senior Fellow at is going to jail. nal is even more absurd. Credit from harming the public, we the Blum Center for Developing Instead, the government is Suisse pleaded guilty to criminal have to go after the people who Economies. His new film, imposing corporate fines. The conduct. GM may also face a cause the harm. “Inequality for All,” is now out on 1255 E Vine • 435.882.4220 logic is that since the corporation criminal indictment. But what iTunes, DVD and On Demand. as whole benefited from these does this mean? A corporation illegal acts, the corporation as a can’t be put behind bars. whole should pay. To be sure, corporations can But the logic is flawed. Fines effectively be executed. In 2002, are often treated by corporations the giant accounting firm Arthur as costs of doing business. Andersen was found guilty of GM was fined $35 million. obstructing justice when certain That’s peanuts to a $100 billion partners destroyed records of the corporation. auditing work they did for Enron. Credit Suisse was fined consid- As a result, Andersen’s clients erably more — $2.6 billion. But abandoned it and the firm col- even this amount was shrugged lapsed. (Andersen’s conviction off by financial markets. was later overturned on appeal). In fact, the bank’s shares rose But here again, the wrong the day the plea was announced people are harmed. The vast — the only big financial institu- majority of Andersen’s 28,000 tion to show gains that day. Its employees had nothing to do CEO even sounded upbeat: “Our with the wrongdoing, yet they discussions with clients have lost their jobs, while most of its been very reassuring and we senior partners slid easily into haven’t seen very many issues other accounting or consulting at all.” Credit Suisse wasn’t even work. required to turn over its list of The truth is, corpora- tax-avoiding clients. tions aren’t people — despite Fines have no deterrent value what the Supreme Court says. unless the amount of the penalty Corporations don’t break laws; multiplied by the risk of being specific people do. In the cases caught is greater than the profits of GM and Credit Suisse, the evi- earned by the illegal behavior. In dence points to executives at or reality, the penalty-risk calculus near the top. rarely comes close. Conservatives are fond of talk- Even when it does, the people ing about personal responsibility. hurt aren’t the shareholders who But when it comes to white-col- profited years before, when the lar crime, I haven’t heard them

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Old-fashioned A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 17, 2014 warmth and OBITUARIES sincerity. Farrel Davies and educated in Tooele County until 1992, serving as president schools, Farrel married Gloria of the Tooele County Teachers Farrel Davies, long-time Anderson on November 24, Association in the early 1970s. Tooele High School teacher, died 1949, and left shortly thereafter Farrel and Gloria retired together of natural causes in Salt Lake City for an LDS mission in Hawaii. in 1992 and enjoyed their retire- on June 15, 2014. He is survived Gloria joined Farrel for the final ment at home and abroad. Farrel by his wife Gloria of 65 years, six months of their mission, was a prolific writer and known daughter Christine (Ken) McAfee and together they enjoyed the for his offbeat sense of humor. of Sandy, sons Steve (Barbara) islands, the Hawaiian Temple, He self-published his autobiog- of Anchorage, Alaska, and Mark and a long cruise home to San raphy in two volumes, and wrote (Linda) of Baltimore, Maryland. Francisco. He returned to Tooele a half dozen other books of wit, Farrel was born December 8, and worked two jobs — at the US wisdom and sarcasm. Farrel 1928, in Lake Point to Brigham Post Office and the Tooele Army was the master of ceremonies at D. and Thelma H. Davies. He is Depot — while Gloria completed senior high banquets for many survived by his siblings and their cosmetology school and estab- years, which he considered an spouses Keith (Patricia), Gilbert’s lished Gloria’s Beauty Shop. Farrel honor. A viewing will take place 435-884-3031 wife Jean, Darlene (Max) Welcker, then became a full-time student, Wednesday, June 18, from 6-8 Thelma (Ken) Gollagher, Janet receiving his teaching degree p.m., at the Tate Mortuary in (Walt) Parker, and Jerry (Linda). from the University of Utah in Tooele. Funeral services will be www.daltonhoopes.com Farrel was preceded in death by Howard, and Gilbert, brother only three years. He taught his- in the same location the follow- his parents, stepmother Dory in-law Max, and sister in-law tory, geography and psychology ing day at 11 a.m. with interment Olsen Davies, brothers Burton, Clairene. Raised in Lake Point at Tooele High School from 1963 at Tooele City Cemetery. Inspiring Healthy NOTES OF APPRECIATION Lives Glen W. Berry Mildred “Millie” Long are many nieces, nephews, their Glen W. Berry died Saturday, Look for it every children and grandchildren. June 7, 2014, at the Hospice of month in your Tooele Transcript The families of Mildred “Millie” She treated us as if we were her North Idaho in Coeur D’Alene. Bulletin Long wish to thank everyone own. Thank you to pastor Debi He was born March 16, 1919, involved for their kind and help- Paulsen and all the ladies of the in Tooele, Utah, to Charles TOOELETRANSCRIPT ing support as she passed on to United Methodist Church for Wade and Della St Jeor Berry. BULLETIN the next life. Millie never had preparing such a wonderful meal He had four children. He is sur- children of her own, but there for everyone. A special thanks vived by 11 grandchildren and to Pine Mountain Hospice Care 32 great-grandchildren. Glen and Dr. Ronald R. Trudel. This served in WWII. He served as is an exceptional medical end- Civilian Personnel Director for of-life care organization that is the Army at Verdun, France; Ft absolutely outstanding. Each Irwin, California; Army Finance employee has demonstrated a Center, Indianapolis; Presidio cheerful and professional atti- of San Francisco; Seoul, Korea tude far beyond any established and Ft Lewis, Washington. Glen organizational requirement. We lost a son, Charles Brent Berry the family members will contin- to cancer in 1991. His wife of 70 Berry of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho. ue to recommend and promote years died at age 90 in 2011. An Glen recently reached the age Pine Mountain Hospice for oth- only daughter, Kay Berry (Hart) of 95 years. A graveside service ers throughout Tooele County. Petrie died a year later. Glen is is planned for June 18, 2014, at Thank you for everything. survived by Robert G. Berry of the City Cemetery in Sumner, Helper, Utah, and Raymond L. Washington. – Casteel, Coleman, Dean, Stewart and Hatch.

Caldwell. advance of the meeting. A copy City The public is invited to dis- of the 20-page budget will be continued from page A1 cuss the proposed budget with available for public review this the Tooele City Council this week in the city recorder’s office the decrease was offset by growth Wednesday at 7 p.m., during the from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday and increased property values. city’s regularly scheduled coun- through Friday. Once approved, ����� Consequently, Tooele City did cil meeting. The budget hearing the budget will be made avail- not lose any tax revenue as a is the first item on Wednesday’s ����� ����� result of the decreased tax rate. agenda, preceded only by the able on the city’s website along- The proposed 2014–15 budget city’s regularly scheduled public side previous years’ budgets. is a little less than $300 larger comment period. The city’s next fiscal year ������ than last year’s approved budget, Interested persons are also begins on July 1. ��� according to documents from invited to review the budget in [email protected] ��� ���� Domino’s introduces a ‘Siri’ to ���� ����������� ���������� ���� take mobile pizza call-in orders ��������� ������������������������ NEW YORK (AP) — The ter.” Still, compared with many Domino’s pizza delivery chain Already, mobile and online other cuisines, the pizza industry �������������������������� on Monday plans to introduce a ordering accounts for 40 percent remains fairly fragmented. Four function on its mobile app that of Domino’s U.S. sales. Growing of the national biggest chains — lets customers place orders by that portion of its business has Domino’s, Pizza Hut, Papa John’s ���������������������������������� speaking with a computer-gen- become a priority for the chain, and Little Caesars — together erated voice named “Dom,” part with customers increasingly say- have a little more than 40 per- of an ongoing to take business ing they prefer to place orders cent of the market, according to �������������������������� away from rivals and smaller that way. People who order digi- Doyle. pizza shops by offering more tally also tend to spend more Darren Tristano, an analyst with convenient ways to order. and return with greater frequen- the industry tracker Technomic, The company, based in Ann cy because they like the conve- said the major chains have the ����������������� Arbor, Michigan, says the updat- nience, Doyle said. Meanwhile, potential to grow their market ed app for iPhones and Android he noted that smaller pizza shops share by leveraging national mar- devices will deliver a “human- don’t have the money to invest in keting campaign and the ability like, conversational” experience, such technologies. to offer steeper discounts. And but notes that it will take some “It is clearly an area where we’ll while sophisticated digital order- time to work out the kinks in the be able to leverage our scale,” he ing platforms give the big chains technology. said. an edge, Tristano said those tech- “It is not perfect,” Domino’s Although other factors have nologies will eventually become CEO Patrick Doyle said in an played a role, Domino’s credits cheap enough for smaller players interview. “This is the sort of its digital platforms for helping to adopt. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� thing, like any other really new drive sales. Last year, the compa- “That gap is shrinking,” technology launch, you’re going ny’s domestic sales rose 5.4 per- Tristano said. to learn, you’re going to get bet- cent at established locations. For now, the voice ordering function on the Domino’s app is fairly simple. After pulling up the app, cus- tomers type in their address and are taken to the ordering page where they can push a button to order by voice. A voice that identifies itself as “Dom” walks Elect customers through the process by asking if they want additional toppings or other items. To pay, customers still have to type in their credit card information. Domino’s Pizza Inc., which has 5,000 U.S. locations, is partnering with Nuance Communications to offer the technology. MICHAEL JENSEN Inspiring Healthy Lives TOOELE COUNTY TREASURER ACCOUNTABILITY

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A STUDENT’S VIEW If your child has shown early signs of depression, please take vital action JUNE 24 Kaylee Peatross It may be nothing, but it is bet- get through this. Sometimes, real I believe that a lot of the prob- We Will Win CORRESPONDENT ter to find out then to ignore it life is just too stressful for them lem with depression and suicide and find out later that they were to handle at the moment and is that we never talk about how This is a topic that hits close to serious. they just need to be taken out of to actually deal with it. Just tell- home with me and many other The second thing you can do the situation. ing someone is not the whole students in Tooele County. That is to pay attention. Make sure Fourth, be there for them. The answer. Go over things that your topic is depression. your child is eating normally; not worst thing you could do for a child can do instead of self-harm, Today, my address is to the too much or too little. Make sure child with depression is to be addictive or dangerous behav- adults. As a teenager who has they are sleeping regularly; not nonsupportive. Yes, it’s OK to be iors or suicide. These are called struggled with depression, I all the time or not enough. angry or upset. Just be careful coping skills. would like to tell you what you Also pay attention to their how you handle your emotions. I think teens would be more can do to help. social interactions. Many chil- It is perfectly OK to express your Depression is, as many people dren are often ashamed of how emotions, but do it in a way that capable of handling depression have said, not a dirty word. It is they feel and think that they are leaves the conversation open. if we taught them skills that they OK for your child to be depressed. letting someone down. If they An example of this would can use. Don’t be afraid to talk to It isn’t some unspeakable sin. It’s seem more withdrawn than nor- be an “I feel” statement. These your child about it. One of the an illness. It doesn’t mean you mal, it may be a big warning sentences are perfect ways to best ways to treat depression is have failed as a parent. More sign. They may seem more neg- express things without hurting to actually sit down and talk with often than not, it is a chemi- ative or harder on themselves someone. It goes likes this: I feel your child about how they have cal imbalance in the brain. That than normal. These can all be (give an emotion) when (give a been feeling. It helps them pro- doesn’t mean you did something warning signs to look for. If your situation). People with depres- cess what is happening and how horrible, or you haven’t raised child is self-harming or talking sion often feel more responsi- to handle it. them right. If you feel the need about death, do not ignore those ble for your feelings, and if you Depression is a serious thing. It to make it up to them, get them behaviors. These are the red flags don’t handle things carefully, it affects millions of people every- by 1 Vote help. of depression that can lead to sui- may cause them to feel worse where, from all backgrounds. If your child truly has depres- cide or other health problems. and blame themselves. Be care- We do not want more suicides sion, then they do want help. It Third, get help. Do not wait to ful about sharing feelings, but in Tooele County. They can be may not seem like it, but deep think about it. Seek out a thera- always share them. It doesn’t do prevented. All we have to do is down they are crying out for it. pist immediately. It will give chil- any good for you or the child to take the problem seriously and Yes, they may be angry with you dren someone to talk to that is not talk about how each of you take action. That is my purpose at first, but would you rather have not involved with the situation. It feel. They like knowing that you LET IT BE YOURS! for writing this article. I want an angry, alive teenager than a is actually relieving for the child are being honest with them. dead one? because they feel like they can Fifth, do not tell everyone that parents and guardians to know The first thing you can do is unload without hurting some- your child has depression. That exactly what kids would like WADE B. BITNER listen to them. A lot of the prob- one’s feelings. If they continue to is something highly personal. them to do. By doing so, we can TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSIONER lem lies with adults not believ- get worse, or if they try to com- If your child feels like people help prevent unfortunate things ing that kids are truly depressed. mit suicide, the best thing you can know, than it should be the from happening. WorkWithWade — WinWithWade They just shrug it off as being a can do is admit them to a hos- choice of you and your child. It teenager. If a child tells you that pital. 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MOSCOW (AP) — When Russia vacation, known as a putyovka, annexed the Black Sea penin- for their employees. Organized sula of Crimea earlier this year, it by trade unions, these were regained not only harbors for its either free or heavily subsidized. navy and abandoned Ukrainian They were more readily available military bases but also long for industrial workers, particu- stretches of pebble beaches that larly those who worked in harsh were the summer destination conditions and climates. Major of choice for millions of Soviet enterprises owned sanitariums, citizens. This summer, however, leaving a legacy of magnificent tourists need a push to go and “palaces for the workers” in sea- some help in getting there. side resorts across the former For years, two-thirds of the Soviet Union. 6 million tourists traveling to Some companies have kept Crimea each summer came from sanitariums on the Russian Ukraine. But many Ukrainians Black Sea coast and still provide are still bitter over Russia’s sei- free summer vacations for some zure of the peninsula as well as employees. Others sold theirs over local residents’ submission long ago but still subsidize their to Russian rule; as a result, few employees’ summer travel. are planning to vacation there Rostourism, the federal tour- this year. ism agency, sent out letters this But Russians are not rushing montn to the country’s biggest to go to the newest part of their state-controlled corporations country either. Some may pre- with a “suggestion” to buy pack- fer more luxurious destinations age tours to Crimea for tens of or be deterred by the difficul- thousands of employees. ties of getting to Crimea, with Oksana Mashirova, who works land routes across southeast- for power company RusHydro ern Ukraine effectively blocked in Moscow, said she was happy because of fighting between gov- to sign up for a two-week subsi- ernment troops and pro-Russian dized trip to Crimea in late July. separatists. She has warm memories from With Crimea’s beaches eerily childhood vacations on the pen- empty at the start of the sum- insula, but hasn’t been there for mer season and the livelihood of 15 years. many under threat, the Kremlin “I want to show my son has come up with an ingenious Crimea’s beautiful scenery,” said way to attract tourists to the pen- Mashirova, 43. RusHydro pro- insula: It has asked state-con- vides subsidies for its employees’ trolled companies to get their annual vacation and this year employees to go there on vaca- is offering higher subsidies for tion by paying for all or part of those vacationing in Crimea. The their trips. company says it expects about In the Soviet era, many state 6,000 of its employees to choose enterprises provided a summer Crimea.

In Loveing Memory

Arvil Alma March Jennings 3, 1931 - June 16, 2005

Deep within each heart through all life’s changing seasons, love remembers love. As Always, Diane A8

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Editor’s note: “Matters of to do things our own way, and as a gift. He can change your faith” is a column that provides our ways are contrary to God’s nature. local religious leaders a place to Jon McCartney righteousness. In other words, The bad news is, if you want write about how their respective GUEST COLUMNIST we have sinned, and now we are to remain an “independent,” and faiths provide hope, courage and unrighteous. go your own way, that road does strength in these modern times. You may think that Jesus came not ever lead to Heaven; it only here and died, so that He could leads to eternal separation from Heating and Cooling ne of the traits that used ple have been saying “Do your fix what we broke. But it goes God, in a place the Bible refers to be considered more own thing” or “Don’t run with much deeper than that. Without to as Hell. You may not like that, Otypical of those in the the crowd.” question, Jesus died because we but God cannot and will not 435-843-4482 western parts of the U.S., that is If you think about it, our sinned, but His ultimate goal allow an unrighteous nature into now becoming somewhat appar- nation began, in part, because was to do what was necessary in His righteous kingdom. ent around the country, is that of we didn’t want to be under the order for us to have a changed The good news is, you get to being “independent.” thumb of another; we wanted nature. You and I, apart from choose. God will not force you, In fact, although it used to to chart our own future. We felt Christ, have a nature that is but He has provided The Way for SAVE be overwhelmingly popular to we could set a better course, unrighteous. If our nature isn’t you to have a changed nature, if on your belong to one political party or because we cared more about changed from unrighteous to you are willing to repent of your another, it is increasingly popu- our own interests for good than righteous, we cannot enter God’s sins, and put your faith and trust ENERGY lar to claim to be an indepen- a monarchy in England did. In Kingdom of Righteousness. in Jesus, the Only Savior. dent. other words, we have always So the question is, how can If you are willing to do that, This attitude goes beyond pol- been an independent lot. you change your nature? I’m He will forgive your sins, all of BILLS! itics. People increasingly claim But therein resides a prob- not talking about changing your them, even the ones you haven’t to want the feeling of communi- lem. 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Ooh, 23, I could not say “No!” Well, I Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT prised this is a growing trend. is, and it is a big problem, you there’s that “dependence” again. could have, but having a choice Local News Source. BULLETIN Ever since I can remember, peo- can’t enter into His Kingdom (it’s The good news is that Jesus between Heaven and Hell really called Heaven) unless you trust suffered in your place on the wasn’t that difficult of a choice, and depend on Him. cross, paying your debt for sin. even for me. “Now wait a minute. We have He died in your place, because The choice is to remain “inde- already established that we are the wages, or the debt, of sin pendent,” or to be “in depen- Fundraising Spaghetti Dinner & Auction ‘independents.’ That means we is death. But He rose victori- dence” on Christ. I encourage want things our way — period!” ous from the tomb because you to choose life, to choose Well now, I understand that, death had no legal right to Him, Christ. If you want to know to raise funds for a Seizure Alert and really, so does God. The because He had never sinned, more, I’m sure you can find me. problem is, we are in the situ- and He can now legitimately Service Dog for Alvin Beesley ation of being separated from share with you His eternal life McCartney is pastor of First God simply because we wanted and His nature of righteousness, Baptist Church of Tooele. SAT • JUNE 21 • 3PM PM PM Dinner 4-5 • Auction 6 Beach He had seven knife wounds, $ according to the report, includ- 5 per plate continued from page A1 ing one on his throat and two to his left chest. Park in Lake View just behind the LDS church County Sheriff’s Office on the According to the report, as April 26 death of 17-year-old building off the highway Coffey drove the other party Jesse Horowitz. away, Beach did not seem to It also includes the arrest think he had stabbed Horowitz, and charges of homicide and though he knew he had been For more information please contact obstruction of justice against Richard Beesley 435-830-8907. Larry Beach, 20, of San Antonio, holding a knife and had not let [email protected] Texas, and the charge of obstruc- go of it. Also, Beach and the tion of justice against Roy Coffey, other boy threw their knives out Alvin is spunky, uplifting, energetic, strong spirited and lovable. He was born 18, of Stansbury Park. of the car as they drove away with blood clots all over his body which caused him to have a stroke. The stroke The report was obtained from Stansbury. through a Government Records Coffey dropped the two left him with one unfortunate side effect, he has seizures. Please help him raise Management Act request. Larry Beach other boys off at their homes, the money to provide a service dog that will help him manage his seizures. Because of the nighttime con- then returned to his home in ditions during the fast-happen- arrived late to the fight, which Stansbury Park with Beach. ing incident, a few details were ended with Coffey being pulled Hours later, deputies from the unclear and varied through wit- off of the boy he had fought. Tooele County Sheriff’s Office WATER ACTIVITIES • BOUNCE HOUSE ness accounts. Yet, most of the Members on both sides traded questioned and arrested the information was corroborated insults as the group dissipated, two. by all witnesses interviewed in including allegations that one of Beach had moved from San the report. the boys, not in Coffey’s group, Antonio in an effort to get away The overall consensus of was involved with the Crips from the Spice use he said was events between witnesses and gang. investigators was also noted by Witness statements agree that rampant there — even his own one sergeant on the case. Horowitz heard an insult from mother used Spice, he said. “... Everyone was saying the Beach and asked him to repeat Spice is a synthetic cannib- same thing in relation to how it, though the report records inoid originally developed in the events unfolded with minor no consensus as to what the Germany as an attempt to find discrepancies in what was said,” insult was. Horowitz reportedly medicinal marijuana in pill the sergeant wrote in the report. took off his sweatshirt, handed form. It is now used as an alter- “But the basic story line that his belongings to a friend, then native or substitute for pot and was consistent was that Jesse went after Beach and allegedly frequently sold under the guise and Larry [Beach] fought over punched the man in the face. of being potpourri. It was offi- an exchange of words, that Jesse Beach said he felt he had to cially banned in Tooele County was getting the better of Larry, retaliate against the insult of the in 2012. and Roy [Coffey, Beach’s cousin] punch, the report states. Beach told officers he had not “I really wasn’t even trying to stepped in and threw Jesse off used Spice since moving from of Larry, who in turn tackled hurt the dude because I didn’t San Antonio, but that was only Jesse, put him in a choke hold even know him,” he told officers a few days before and he felt and somewhere in the chain of in an interview hours later. “I events, Jesse was stabbed seven was like, ‘Hell, no, I’m not about he had lasting effects from the times that we knew of. No one to get hit in the face by someone drug. was implicated in the stabbing I don’t know.’” “Larry said that he has a other than Larry, who appar- Because of the darkness of hard time remembering things ently was being yelled at by his the fight location, witness because of the Spice he used friends for stabbing Jesse.” accounts of what happened next in the past,” the report states. Just after midnight on April are unclear, but at one point “Larry continued to talk and tell 26, Coffey, a recent graduate of Horowitz gained on Beach but me that he was here to get off SHS, and a 17-year-old senior, was thrown off by Coffey. Beach ‘synthetic’ and it has messed arranged to meet in the park- next got Horowitz in a choke- up his head and that he had not ing lot of Stansbury Elementary hold and Beach and Horowitz even been off of it for a whole School to fight and settle an ended up on the ground. Beach week.” argument about a girl from was pulled away by Coffey, who Beach said he did not remem- Twitter. pinned the hand holding the ber stabbing Horowitz. The Coffey brought with him knife; Horowitz stood up, but knives he brought, including the two friends and his 20-year- immediately fell down. one he handed to one of Coffey’s old cousin, Larry Beach, who Friends gathered around had come to Tooele from San Horowitz while Beach, Coffey friends, were only meant to be a Antonio just days before. The and the other two boys left. means of intimidation. other party in the fight also Some witness reports allege that “They weren’t even supposed brought with him three friends, another person yelled for some- to get used,” he told officers, all of whom were under 18. one to get a gun. according to the report. “I was According to statements from “What did you do? Why did flashing them so people would both of the fighters, the backup you do that?” Coffey reportedly not try and mess with us. Like, I was brought because both boys yelled at Beach as they went flashed my knife, I was flicking it were afraid of getting “jumped” back to his car. around my fingers; people knew by friends of the other. According to the report, I had it. They all knew I had it. I Coffey expressed his fears of Beach did not seem to know wanted them to know I had it.” getting jumped on the way to the what happened, either. According to the report, fight, according to the report, “I can’t remember. I, like, Beach, Coffey and Coffey’s two and Beach got out a three- or blacked out. I can’t remember friends were all surprised to four-inch knife for himself, and exactly what happened,” the hear that Horowitz had died. gave another knife to one of report quotes Beach as saying. Coffey’s friends. Calls to 911 were made imme- Beach was charged on April 28 According to the report, diately and friends used shirts with homicide, a first-degree fel- one witness told police “Roy to put pressure on Horowitz’s ony, and obstruction of justice, wanted him there and no one wounds. Medical crews began a second-degree felony. Coffey was expected to get jumped or CPR and other life-saving was charged with obstruction of stabbed.” techniques, but Horowitz was justice, a second-degree felony. Horowitz and his girlfriend declared dead at the scene. [email protected] A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Thursday 5:58 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Friday 5:58 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Saturday 5:59 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Sunday 5:59 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Monday 5:59 a.m. 9:04 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 5:59 a.m. 9:04 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:33 a.m. 12:28 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 1:08 a.m. 1:36 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 1:41 a.m. 2:41 p.m. Saturday 2:15 a.m. 3:45 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 2:51 a.m. 4:48 p.m. Statistics for the week ending June 16. Warmer with clouds Mostly sunny and Mostly cloudy with a Monday 3:28 a.m. 5:48 p.m. Sunny and warmer Sunny to partly cloudy Sunshine and nice Partial sunshine Temperatures Tuesday 4:09 a.m. 6:45 p.m. and sun warmer shower in places High/Low past week 93/47 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 82/57 66 47 77 53 87 59 89 57 88 59 90 61 83 63 Average temp past week 67.7 Normal average temp past week 69.1 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low June 19 June 27 July 5 July 12 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 63/39 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 69/53 Knolls Clive Lake Point 64/41 71/52 70/51 66/51 Ogden Stansbury Park 65/50 Erda 67/50 Vernal Grantsville 68/49 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 68/40 68/50 55/40 Tooele 66/51 Bauer 66/47 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 65/46 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 66/47 69/43 62/46 Stockton Pollen Index Price 66/45 66/46 High Nephi Rush Valley 67/40 66/45 Ophir Moderate 57/40 Low Delta Manti Absent 71/46 68/40 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 79/50 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 67/46 70/43 Moab 66/47 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 80/53 Beaver 82/51 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 70/42 Ibapah 65/43 24-hour 70/45 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.97 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 70/42 77/48 at Grantsville 1.57 -0.01 85/63 Kanab 79/46 Eureka 60/43 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 93.97

from Dugway Proving Ground and automobile travel. Dr. Leo Lincoln to venture into its borders was Lyman, a professor of history, continued from page A1 difficult, Petersen said, though will discuss the Arrowhead Trail, personnel there have been will- and Bob Rampton, a Utah histo- Events include a tour of the ing to help. rian, will give a presentation on county’s portion of the highway “It’s been quite an operation early automobile racing at the in Grantsville, Skull Valley and getting the permission, getting Bonneville Salt Flats. Dugway Proving Ground, as well everything to do that,” he said. The Lincoln Highway was for- as a tour of the road’s route in “They’ve been very cooperative. mally dedicated on Halloween Salt Lake and Summit Counties. There haven’t been any real prob- 1913, and spanned the country Petersen said the conference is lems that couldn’t be solved.” only for members, but interested Petersen himself will be speak- from Times Square, New York City, persons can register as a member ing at the conference Friday, to Lincoln Park, San Francisco. at the Deseret Peak Conference along with Tooele resident The highway underwent several Center Tuesday. There are still John Clark, a past president of improvements and realignments spots open for the Salt Lake and the association’s Utah chapter, over the years before giving way Summit Counties trip, but the antique car enthusiast and the to numbered routes, including Dugway trip is booked solid. author of a series of booklets Interstate 80. Getting the proper permission about the history of automobiles [email protected] FILE PHOTO Lincoln Highway’s association national highway convention is held this week at Deseret Peak complex. Attendees will tour the famous highway route through the county as part of convention activities. the fund balance. reational vehicles, according to District The school board learned Tooele County Treasurer Jeremy continued from page A1 Tuesday night that an email from Walker. Tooele County officials informed The district’s unattached per- that he miscalculated property the district that its final check for Introducing BRAD SUTTON the new sonal property revenue for 2014 tax revenue for the 2014 budget property taxes from the county by $2 million. will be close to $2 million instead ended up around $1 million Principal Broker at RE/MAX Complete! With other adjustments for of the expected $800,000. higher than 2013. An increase in revenue and expenses, Reynolds The district’s final property delinquent tax collections also estimated that the district will tax check includes revenue for contributed to the final tax pay Brad Sutton brings need to pull $1.7 million from unattached personal property out for the school district, Walker its combined 2013 fund balance tax, which is the tax revenue said. 34 years of experience of $22.1 million, to balance the Reynold’s thought he had over- “The additional revenue will books at the end of this fiscal estimated in the 2014 budget. to our brokerage! year in June. Unattached personal property help improve our year-end finan- The district’s budget anticipat- includes business equipment, cial position,” Reynolds said. ed only a $1 million reduction in trailers, motor homes, and rec- [email protected]

Science by the state legislature as a col- Grantsville Junior High schools, laboration between Utah’s pub- along with Tooele, Stansbury, continued from page A1 lic college and higher education Grantsville, Dugway and institutions and the business Wendover High schools, will par- will hopefully help us attract and community to support business ticipate in USTAR grant activi- keep well qualified math and sci- creation and job development ties, Cowan said. ence teachers.” through academic research. “We are excited to get the Science and math teachers In 2008 the legislature expand- grant,” she said. “The district is 435.830.0370 in secondary schools through- ed USTAR and provided $11 mil- investing in a new math curricu- out the district were surveyed on lion in ongoing funds for school lum for grade school. This grant [email protected] their interest in participating in districts. The grants are awarded will allow us to do something for the program as part of the grant in a competitive bid process by math and science at the second- Standing on the shoulders writing process, Cowan said. the USTAR board of directors. ary level.” Possible after school activities Clark N. Johnsen and [email protected] of a Real Estate Giant! Each Offi ce Independently Owned and Operated. that will be funded by the grant include science clubs, A.C.T. classes, preparation for the state Math contest, and participation in the Science Olympiad. The grant also pays for teach- ers to tutor students after school and to pay math and science teachers to teach classes during their preparation time. USTAR was created in 2006

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SPORTS WRAP Stallions Tennis Camp First Tee Tooele seeks to add more schools A second session of the Stallion Tennis Camp will run July 7-28 on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Program teaches life skills, golf fundamentals to elementary students SHS courts. The second session is offered for students going into grades kindergarten through eighth by Mark Watson ulum during school at three local grade for the 2014–15 school SPORTS EDITOR elementaries. The goal this year is year. Elementary-aged players will to have the program up and run- have the opportunity to develop The driving range and practice ning at seven district elementary physical and technical essentials putting greens at Oquirrh Hills schools. Leaders would like to through a variety of games and Golf Course were packed with add three schools each year until fun drills. For information con- children Monday morning. the program is used in all the tact SHS coach Jacob Jones at It was the start of the sum- elementary schools in the Tooele [email protected]. mer segment of Tooele’s chapter County School District. Stansbury football of The First Tee Utah program Golf instructors and physical For all youth living in the Stansbury which received rave reviews from education teachers are trained High School boundaries, Stansbury executives at the state level. to help children with nine core Ute Conference in-person foot- “Tooele’s operation is the values: Honesty, integrity, sports- ball registrations will be held on model we’re trying to duplicate manship, respect, confidence, Saturday, June 21, from 9 a.m. to throughout the sate,” said Paul responsibility, perseverance, 1 p.m. at Soelberg’s in Stansbury Pugmire, executive director of courtesy and judgment. Park, and on July 12 from 9 a.m. The First Tee Utah. “The program The First Tee nine healthy hab- to 1 p.m. at the Stansbury Park is up and running somewhat in its are energy, play, safety, vision, Clubhouse. You can also sign the Granite School District, and mind, family, friends, school and up online by going to the Ute we are trying to get it going down community. Conference website, www.utecon- in Washington County. It would The program includes in- ference.org. If you have a new play- be great if they could duplicate school classes, after-school class- er this year, please bring a copy of what Tooele is doing.” es and green grass junior clin- your player’s birth certificate, along The executive director said the ics like the one that took place with proof of residence (like a util- heart and soul of the Tooele chap- ity bill), to the registration. Please on Monday at Oquirrh Hills with contact Mike Johnson at 801-419- ter are its four adult leaders: Dr. about 30 children participating. 4626 with any questions. Ed Dalton of the Tooele Education “Our junior programs here have Foundation, Oquirrh Hills golf continued to grow since 2005,” Annual Freedom Run pros Chris Scott and Cody Lopez, said head golf pro Scott. “This Organizers are now taking reg- and elementary physical educa- istrations for the Kiwanis 5K program is fantastic because it Freedom Run 2014. To register go tion teacher Wendy Beacham. not only helps children learn to 5kfreedomrun.eventbrite.com. Pugmire refers to these four lead- about the game of golf, but com- For questions about sponsorship ers as Tooele’s The First Tee Utah bines lessons on life skills and please contact Mike Fields (435) “community champions.” healthy habits.” 840-4604 or Sandy Critchlow (435) The program is not primar- Assistant pro Lopez and edu- 830-6657. ily designed to hook children on cator Beacham have progressed Youth soccer golfing, although it happens for through the leadership phases TC United is now accepting reg- some children. The objective is to of the professionally developed istration for the 2014–15 soccer teach life skills and healthy habits curriculum to be able to provide season. Please check the website to children in a fun way through superb instruction to the chil- www.tcunited.org or call 830-6977 golf. “We use golf to get their dren. The lessons have been for information. attention,” Pugmire said. honed since the progam was Tooele County launched the launched back in 1997. Gwynn dead at 54 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO MLB Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn program in 2012 with after-school Currently there are about 200 sessions at East Elementary and Alexis Autry and Harmony Nicolodemos fill in answers in a workbook as part of the First Tee program. The Mayor’s Annual died Monday after succombing to Spring Benefit Golf Tournament will provide funds to offer the program to more children in the Tooele County School in 2013 used The First Tee curric- SEE FIRST TEE PAGE A11 ➤ his longtime battle with salivary District. gland cancer. He was 54. Gwynn was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2007 after playing 20 years with the San Diego Padres as shortstop. He had 3,141 hits, a .338 lifetime batting average, was named to the all-star Touring Tooele Co.: Oquirrh team 15 times and following his career, coached at his alma mater San Diego State. Hills ideal for new golfers US wins ’14 World Cup debut Clint Dempsey scored 30 seconds by Tavin Stucki more familiar with it than I, be adventurous too, with mini after kickoff and substitute John COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR but the first thing I noticed ditches through the center at Brooks added another goal in the about this course — and really times, and slopes off the sides 86th minute to help the US beat After I was hired at the all courses in the area — was and back at others. If there’s a Ghana 2-1 in World Cup group play. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, the how inexpensive it is to play bit of slice to your game you Forward Jozy Altidore left the game first thing I did after looking here. Eighteen holes with a may lose a ball or two out of with a hamstring strain early. The up apartments and worship cart is $30, compared to $42 at bounds on 1, 5 and 8, though 9 Americans are currently in second place in group G after Germany services was find the nearest a course in Salt Lake I played a is too short to worry about it. beat Portugal 4-0 Monday. The golf course. So as not to appear couple weeks ago. I seem to play my irons bet- top two teams advance to the unduly biased, I have to men- I was impressed with how ter than any other part of my knockout stage, and the US plays tion I plan to review all three well the course was kept with game, and this course suits Portugal on June 22. golf courses between Tooele such a small fee — aside from that well with the rolling hills Bees score victory and Stansbury Park — prob- a little more watering here and up hole six and the approach The Salt Lake Bees rallied from two ably even the one in Dugway there, it was as nice as the shots throughout. runs down to defeat the Colorado — but I started with Oquirrh country club I used to work This course is an excellent Springs Sky Sox 7-5 on Monday Hills because it’s the closest. at. place to bring a golfing new- afternoon. The Bees were down Let me preface this: I Hole No. 1 has an interesting comer to, as the six differ- 5-3 when Brennan Boesch led off wouldn’t call myself a golfer. setup how the drive goes over ent tee boxes are perfect for the fourth inning with an opposite I own my set of clubs, but I’m a hill into a blind landing area. teaching anyone how to play, field home run to left, his seventh one of the guys furthest from There’s a signal system set up whether it’s your 5-year-old of the season. Grant Green led off anyone’s mind when looking to help prevent injuries: golf- son, 60-year-old grandmoth- the sixth with a double high off of for a ringer in their company ers are meant to push a button er or anyone in between who the left field wall. Efren Navarro golf tournament. I prefer not at the tee box when they hit wants to learn the game. followed with a sinking liner to to even keep score and I won’t their drive and another once I’m can’t wait to play the left, which dropped in front of tell you my average. Let’s just they’ve cleared the approach back nine. the oncoming Drew Garcia for a say I play from the white tees. area at the bottom. Tavin is a graduate of USU’s double to bring home Green with That being said, I really enjoy There’s a bit of water on the journalism program and hasn’t the tying run. With two outs, Zach the sport. My dad and uncles first few holes, but other than found a sport he doesn’t like. Borenstein brought home the go all play at least once during that you don’t need to worry To talk Aggie football or for ahead run with a single to center. every family outing. about hitting into a bog. For tips on his next outdoor adven- Salt Lake added some insurance FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO I realize most everyone who the most part these holes are ture, hit him up on Twitter: in the eighth, Boesch doubled, Tooele High School golfer Jerzee Houston sinks a putt on the ninth hole green at reads this will have already pretty straight with nice fair- moved to third on a single by Luis Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. Community News Editor Tavin Stucki recently played the @TooeleTAVscript. Jimenez and scored on a fielder’s front nine at Oquirrh Hills for the first time. played Oquirrh Hills and is ways to land in. The greens can choice. The Bees start an eight- game home stand Tuesday night with four games against Memphis followed by four games against FROM THE SIDELINES Nashville. Home course advantage In professional sports, playing a home game is considered an San Antonio wins title with superior teamwork advantage for the competitors. For James Bickford, driver of the No. he 2014 NBA Finals apiece by Duncan and Tony was on fire to go along with an ability and court vision created 6 Sunrise Ford in NASCAR’s K&N rematch between the Parker, which helped swing the impressive baseline dunk over numerous open shots, Manu Pro Series West, this weekend’s TSan Antonio Spurs and Derek Flack momentum into Miami’s direc- Chris Anderson, boom shaka- Ginobili hit daggers every game, Carneros 200 at Sonoma Raceway the Miami Heat was more one GUEST COLUMNIST tion in a 98-96 Miami win. laka. Parker was too fast and created can’t come soon enough. The 16- sided than anyone could have If you missed game three of As impressive as Leonard havoc, Patty Mills hit a plethora year-old Sunoco Rookie of the Year guessed, with the Spurs eas- this series you missed perhaps was offensively, his defense on of open threes, Tiago Splitter contender, currently seventh in the ily winning the title in five the greatest first half of offen- LeBron was equally stifling. played defense and rebounded series championship points stand- games. Each game offered up notion to bed. The Spurs best sive basketball ever. If you think LeBron finished with 22 points the ball, and Duncan scored ings, lives just 15 minutes from an impressive display of ball players are old in basketball that’s hyperbole then you didn’t but had seven turnovers. in the paint, rebounded and the track in Napa, Calif. “I couldn’t movement and teamwork by the years, so old, in fact, that Tim see the game. The Spurs hit 19 The Spurs weren’t quite as played textbook team defense. be more excited about this race,” Spurs. Duncan has received a DNP-Old of their first 21 shots over the hot in game four but won in Every Spurs player was an MVP Bickford said. “Sonoma presents The outcome in game one (Did-Not-Play because he is first 17 minutes of the game. impressive fashion in a 107-86 in their role. a lot of challenges, but I’m really was somewhat affected by the old) on a box score before. No That’s over 90 percent from the shellacking of the Heat. James LeBron played well in the looking forward to it.” Saturday’s heat in the building, not the joke. Why would a team with a field, on the road, in a hostile played well for Miami while series, but Dwayne Wade under- race will be Bickford’s first on a road course, and he expects a Heat players. With a broken A/C legendary old man on the court environment, in the NBA Finals. no one else seemed to show performed and seemed disin- strong contingent of family and inside the AT&T Center in San want to crank up the tempera- The Spurs scored 41 points in up, while the Spurs continued terested at times and Chris Bosh friends to be at the track. He will Antonio the temperature soared ture? They wouldn’t. the first quarter and finished to prove that passing is one of was almost nonexistent for the also be carrying a bit of veteran’s upwards of 90 degrees as spec- Game two was the Spurs for with 71 in the half. the most important aspects of Heat. The Spurs, on the other knowledge into the event, courtesy tators fanned themselves off in the taking, but a monstrous Kawhi Leonard was particu- basketball and teamwork can hand, were a collective perfec- of his cousin, four-time NASCAR the crowd. LeBron James ironi- performance of 35 points and larly scorching in game three prevail over individual talent. tion of basketball. The Spurs’ Sprint Cup Series champion Jeff cally succumbed to the heat and 10 rebounds by James coupled as he scored a career-high 29 Game five was won in similar team chemistry was so perfect Gordon. “He took me around the was unable to finish the game with a flurry of 3-point bombs points with 18 in the first quar- fashion by San Antonio to finish and precise that it would make course in a rental car when they due to debilitating cramping in from former Supersonics team- ter. Leonard was so hot I’m the series. Breaking Bad’s Walter White were here for a tire test, and told his leg. mates Ray Allen and Rashard almost positive I saw the bas- Leonard deservingly won blush. There isn’t enough room me what he does in a Sprint Cup If there are any conspiracy Lewis was enough for the Heat ketball burst into flames each the finals MVP after a breakout in this column to fully detail the car in every corner,” Bickford said theorists that believe the A/C to squeak by the Spurs on the time he touched the ball in the performance over the final three unique greatness of this Spurs of Gordon. The K&N Series West was out of commission on pur- road. In the final minutes of first quarter like it was an NBA games of the series, but so many team, they are the epitome of runs at Miller Motorsports Park pose to hinder LeBron, who has the game the Spurs missed Jam video game, with each shot other Spurs played their role the word team and are now the Sept. 13-14. a history of cramping, put that four-straight free throws, two burning up the net because he perfectly. Boris Diaw’s passing new NBA champions. A11

TUESDAY June 17, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Local junior high rodeo champs headed to nationals Stockton’s Braydin Evans wins titles in breakaway and team roping to earn trip to the major event

by Mark Watson Texas. “He is a guy who holds camps,” Kristy said. more than 50 belt buckles for Icebreaker Rodeo in March, State bull riding champion SPORTS EDITOR roping camps throughout the Braydin looks to have a good state titles in fifth-grade and which included competitors from Humphries will also compete United States. We’ve even driv- future in high school rodeo and under competition. The past 11 states. He and roping partner in the nationals. Allstrom will Stockton’s Braydin Evans is en to Texas to attend one of his beyond. He won 13 saddles and two years he competed in the Cattoor tied for rooke all-around compete in breakaway roping another top junior high school National Little Britches Rodeo champions at the intermountain and ribbon roping. Gourdin will rodeo star headed to the national and finished 15th his first year event. compete in ribbon roping with finals next week in Iowa. and sixth his second year in Roping is a family affair for Stewart. He will join Utah Junior High breakaway roping. He will trav- the Evans family. Braydin’s older All-Around Champion Stewart School All-Around Champion el to Colorado in July for more cousin Brodi Jones from Erda will will compete in chute dogging, Dawson Stewart, Shayla Gourdin rodeo competition. compete in the National High team roping, tie-down roping and Colton Humphries from the He was a reserve champion School Rodeo Association Finals and ribbon roping. West Desert Club which includes team roper at the Intermountain in Wyoming in roping. [email protected] athletes from Tooele County. Rush Valley’s Wyatt Ahlstrom, who competes for the Central Utah Rodeo Club, also has quali- fed for nationals. THE MAYOR’S ANNUAL SPRING BENEFIT Evans is an extraordinary roper for only 13 years old. He won the state championship in breakaway roping and another state title in team roping with his GOLF TOURNAMENT partner Kash Cattoor from the Southern Utah Rodeo Club. “He’s pretty much been roping FRIDAY • JUNE 27 • 9AM SHOTGUN his entire life. When he was a lit- tle kid he would rope stickhorse FOUR – PERSON SCRAMBLE • BREAKFAST 8:00 barrels and branched out from there,” said Braydin’s mother Kristy Evans. Braydin also has been tutored COURTESY KRISTY EVANS by four-time world champion Braydin Evans shows off the saddles and belt buckles he won at the Utah Junior team roper Allen Bach from High School Rodeo Assocation’s state finals in May. BREAKFAST & LUNCH SPONSOR

Tooele First Tee Hits a Hole in One! When the Tooele First Tee Program was launched two years ago we had no idea what a success it would be. First year, one school to three and now seven more schools are on the waiting list. Th at’s why we need your help. Th e proceeds for the Mayor’s Golf Tournament help underwrite the cost of the curriculum, teacher training, implementation and equipment. It costs about $2.00 per student per year to participate in the program. Th is investment in children lasts year aft er year. Th e students are helped with life skills, healthy living habits, good physical education and character building experiences. Just the things they need to succeed in our modern society. Please join many others who are helping make the Tooele First Tee the premiere program in the State of Utah. First Tee Day — Proclamation Signing, Mayor Patrick Dunlavy TO SIGN UP, CALL 435.882.4220 COURTESY LAURI ERRINGTON Stockton’s Braydin Evans ropes a steer at the Utah Junior High School Rodeo Association’s state finals in Heber City. Evans BIRDIE— $300 will compete at the National Junior High School Rodeo Association Finals June 22-28 in Iowa. EAGLE— $550 PAR— $100 Two teams, team photo, One team, team photo, hole No team, hole sponsorship hole sponsorship, sponsorship, breakfast, lunch breakfast, lunch ALL PROCEEDS RAISED WILL BENEFIT THE YOUTH OF THE FIRST TEE PROGRAM!

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he 16th annual Tooele Valley Garden Tour took place Saturday, touring unique homes and landscapes in Tooele County. Each Tstop featured amazing landscapes, such as the Worsencraft rose garden, which has literally helped the desert bloom as a rose — something you wouldn’t think were possible with Tooele County’s dry climate. Some tour stops had low-water xeriscape landscapes, some had water fountains and other water features, and still others had naturalistic rock gardens. Those who viewed the tour and purchased seeds were entered into a drawing for prizes from four local garden- oriented businesses, which included a raised bed garden kit, gift cards The Tooele County Master Gardeners Garden Tour featured dozens of flower varieties and more. “With each passing year, more and more of the community Saturday: (top left) a water lily above the waterfall feature at the Worsencroft residence, (top middle) blanket flowers and (top right) Asiatic lilies were enjoyed by guests at various gets behind [the tour] and are willing to share their yards,” said Jay stops on the tour. Danielle Nelson (center) takes a breather from her hosting duties at the Cooper, chairman of the garden tour’s planning committee. Nelson residence stop Saturday. Oakley Brockmeir (above) waters flower beds for a perfect presentation at the Brockmeir residence stop, where whimsical yard art (above right) and beautiful flower beds were featured. SEE GARDEN PAGE B10 ➤ B2 TUESDAY FEATURES

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famous comedian/actor had a brief boxing career? 6. ANATOMY: Where is the by Fifi Rodriguez macula in the human body? 7. LANGUAGE: What is a 1. TELEVISION: Which televi- “beau geste”? sion sitcom was set at the 8. MEASUREMENTS: What Stratford Inn? does a “gill” measure? 2. GEOGRAPHY: Where is the 9. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Bay of Fundy? What is the color of the 3. SCIENCE: How much faster circle on Japan’s national does sound travel in water flag? than in air? 10. AD SLOGANS: Which 4. MATH: What is the origin of company urged custom- Moments the word “zero”? ers to “make a run for the in Time 5. ENTERTAINERS: Which border”? THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia, the Continental Congress Mega Maze adopts the Declaration of Independence, which pro- claims the independence of a new United States of America from Great Britain. The declaration came 442 days after the first shots of the American Revolution. ➤ On July 1, 1916, 25-year- old Army Lt. Dwight D. Eisenhower marries 19- year-old Mamie Geneva Doud. He would go on to lead the Allies to vic- tory in Europe in World ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW War II and later become the nation’s 34th presi- additional layer to that family dent. The couple lived dynamic — having that male in 33 homes during energy thrown in there out Eisenhower’s 37-year mili- of nowhere, when they didn’t tary career. know it existed.” ➤ On July 6, 1933, Major • • • League Baseball’s first All- Q: Will “Downton Abbey” Star Game takes place at ever come back? — Hope M., Comiskey Park in Chicago. via email The event was designed A: The popular Masterpiece to bolster the sport dur- Classic period drama — which ing the darkest years of Q: Can you please tell me airs on ITV in England and on the Great Depression. when “Witches of East End” PBS in the U.S. — will return Fans who could still afford will return? Also, do you have for a fifth season in January tickets migrated from the any spoilers for me? — Gina 2015. It does air first across the more expensive box seats R., via email pond (which should be some- to the bleachers, which A: You don’t have to wait time this fall), so try to stay cost 50 cents. much longer. The super- away from spoilers, if you can, ➤ On June 30, 1953, the natural drama that centers on until it airs here in America. first production Corvette the lives of the Beauchamp • • • is built at the General witches (Joanna, Freya, Ingrid READERS: It’s time to Motors facility in Flint, and Wendy) will return for a announce the fate of your Mich. All 300 Corvettes 13-episode second season on favorite (or not-so-favorite) were white convertibles most collectible American Q: Can you recommend a Wednesday, July 9, at 9/8c. Fox shows from the 2013-14 with red interiors and mass-marketed paperbacks in good reference for baseball I spoke with Eric Winter, season. Keep on reading to see black canvas tops. The three grades of condition. cards? — Tyler, Fort Smith, Ark. who plays the dashing Dash whether your show has been 1953 Corvette was outfit- As with most collectibles, A: There are several baseball- Gardiner. At the end of sea- renewed or canceled (or has ted with a six-cylinder condition is extremely impor- card references but my personal son one, Dash had his heart ended its run) for the 2014-15 engine and a two-speed tant. For example, a copy of pick is “The Standard Catalogue broken by Freya and his previ- season. Good news first — the automatic transmission. Richard Foster’s “Invisible Man of Vintage Baseball Cards,” ously unknown warlock pow- renewed shows are: “American Q: Several years ago I began Murders” published in 1945 in published by Krause Books. It ers returned to him upon the Idol,” “Bob’s Burgers,” “Bones,” ➤ On July 5, 1975, Arthur collecting early paperback the Five Star Mystery series, is covers more than 5,000 sets and death of his mother, Penelope “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Family Ashe defeats the novels. Most had cover prices worth about $60 in excellent to cards issued between 1863 and (played by Virginia Madsen). Guy,” “The Following,” “Glee,” favored Jimmy Connors of about 25 cents and included mint condition, and with wear 1980. The book’s easy-to-read Eric gave me some hints “Hell’s Kitchen,” “Masterchef to become the first Western, detective and science as little as $6. listings make for quick searches about season two, the main Junior,” “The Mindy Project,” black man ever to win fiction. I was attracted mostly • • • of cards, and prices listed seem one being to look for a darker, “New Girl,” “The Simpsons” Wimbledon. While the by the covers, which could be Q: I purchased a factory- to accurately reflect the mar- ticked-off Dash this season. and “Sleepy Hollow.” Shows confident Connors quite lurid. I now have about sealed LP of Aretha Franklin’s ketplace. At $29.99, this almost “I thought that my brother that have been canceled or are strutted around the ten- 200 paperbacks, but have really “Live at Fillmore West.” I paid a 700-page reference is a bar- and I were very underused last ending their run are: “Almost nis court, Ashe rested no idea of how much many of dollar for it at a thrift store and gain. It can be ordered at www. year. I’m happy to see that this Human,” “American Dad” between sets. Finally, with them are worth. Can you help think I probably got a bargain. krausebooks.com. year we are being used, I think, (which is moving to TBS), the shocked crowd cheer- me? — Chet, Albuquerque, — Kirk, Jefferson City, Mo. more correctly — you’re going “Dads,” “Enlisted,” “Raising ing him on, Ashe finished N.M. A: I checked with several Write to Larry Cox in to get a nice well-rounded Hope,” “Rake,” “Surviving Jack” Connors off in the fourth A: Colorful, edgy illustrations used record dealers in St. Louis, care of KFWS, P.O. Box cast and interaction of story and “The X Factor.” set, 6-4. depicted on paperback book Denver and Phoenix, and they 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- lines now. This second season, covers from the 1940s and ‘50s seem to agree that your record 6475, or send e-mail to there is a massive change in Write to Cindy at King are one of the main draws for is worth about $15. Incidentally, [email protected]. Due character for Dash; he does a Features Weekly Service, • On July 3, 1985, the book collectors. Gary Lovisi, a it was issued in 2003. A good to the large volume of mail he complete 180. For me, person- P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL blockbuster “Back to the longtime expert on collectible reference is “Goldmine Record receives, Mr. Cox cannot per- ally, it’s a much more exciting 32853-6475; or e-mail her at Future,” starring Michael paperbacks, is the author of Album Price Guide,” by Dave sonally answer all reader ques- role to play. Last year set some- [email protected]. J. Fox, opens in theaters. one of the better guides, “The Thompson. It has updated pric- tions, nor do appraisals. Do not thing up, and it was needed to The time-travel device in Antique Trader Collectible Price es covering more than 100,000 send any materials requiring tell the story, but it played on © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. the film was a DeLorean Guide,” published by Krause American vinyl LPs released return mail. long enough, and I’m excited DMC-12 sports car outfit- Books. It features up-to-date since 1948. to explore more of Dash this ted with a nuclear reac- values for thousands of the • • • © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. season.” tor that would achieve Eric also the 1.21 gigawatts of told me about power necessary to travel it’s really an important training command, rewarding that suc- the addition through time. command. cess with a pat or a tiny treat. of Christian ➤ On July 2, 1990, a stam- During basic obedience train- Second, getting the dog to stay Cooke, as pede of religious pilgrims ing — which you should do with seated for more than a couple Fredrick in a pedestrian tunnel in your dog daily — command the of seconds. This takes a great Beauchamp Mecca leaves more than dog to “sit” in a firm voice. As deal of patience and repetition. (Joanna’s son, 1,400 people dead. This soon as it follows the command Again, a reward is given when who until now was the most deadly of a and sits, use the command the dog “stays” for a specific had been in series of incidents over 20 “stay.” Walk a few steps back, amount of time, like 3 seconds, Asgard): “He years affecting Muslims wait a moment and command and then 10 seconds and definitely making the trip to Mecca. the dog to “come.” upward. The third stage is get- brings a nice Hundreds die each year in The power of this command ting the dog to stay while you’re strong, edgy this pilgrimage, in ston- DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I is that it reinforces, particularly walking away, gradually increas- young energy ings, stampedes or fires. understand why I should train in early training stages, that the ing the time and distance. to the show. a dog to “sit” or “come,” but dog should stay right there. It As the dog’s training pro- There’s a bit © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. why do training books always doesn’t get a reward until the gresses, some owners stop using of tension want you to teach them to entire training sequence is done the “stay” command. But it’s between him “stay”? Doesn’t telling them to correctly: the dog sits, stays and a word that makes obedience and Aunt sit mean the dog should stay then comes to the owner on training much easier for both Wendy, and there? — Peter L., via email command. owner and dog. also in forming DEAR PETER: “Stay” is a This can take awhile for the a relationship reinforcing command used after dog to get right, so many own- Send your questions or com- with his sisters. you order a dog to either sit or ers break up the command ments to [email protected]. It definitely lie down. I can see your point in training into three levels: first, adds a nice Eric Winter that it seems unnecessary, but teaching the dog to “sit” on © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

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TUESDAY June 17, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 WEDDING GRADUATE MISSIONARY Arbon/Brown Dalton Anthony Ryals Elder Kaleb S. Killpack Robert and Becky Arbon are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ryals of Elder Kaleb S. Killpack has pleased to announce the mar- Grantsville, Utah and Clarksville, recently returned home after riage of their daughter Holly Ann Tennessee announce with great successfully completing an hon- to Jared Thomas Brown, son of pride the graduation of their orable mission for The Church Dr. Douglas and Carol Brown on son, Dalton Anthony Ryals, from of Jesus Christ of Latter-day June 18, 2014, in the Salt Lake Southern Utah University. Dalton Saints. Elder Killpack served in Temple. A reception will be held earned a bachelor’s degree in the North Carolina, Charlotte in their honor that evening from political science and a bachelor’s mission and loved the people 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Larsen resi- degree in history. Dalton is a 2010 there. He will report on his mis- dence, located at 533 E. South graduate of Tooele High School. sion on Sunday, June 15, at 11 Street, Grantsville, Utah. In case While at SUU, Dalton served an a.m. in the Grantsville 9th Ward, of inclement weather, the recep- internship for Sen. Orrin Hatch. 415 W. Apple Street, Grantsville. tion will be held at the Hale Street He also served as the President of Elder Killpack is the son of Jeff Chapel at 428 S. Hale Street. They the Sigma Chi Fraternity Kappa and Kellie Killpack. will both be continuing their Iota Chapter and was awarded the Holly Arbon and Jared Brown education at Brigham Young Balfour Outstanding Senior Award. and was a member of the Southern University. Additionally, he held the office of Utah Ballroom Dance Company Club Director of Assessment SUUSA and the men’s water polo team. COMMUNITY NEWS

Rodeo signage catching them live alone and didn’t have them to their appointments. nities within Tooele County to to Holly Long, Transportation Frank attention the means to get out of their Aging Services Mobility Services pick up and transport wherever Scheduler the MV-1 will travel The Bit & Spur Rodeo house or have someone to take travels throughout the commu- the appointment is. According an average of 200+ miles per day. OHLMAN Attorney at Law Committee, the Aging Services “The drivers are all volun- M staff, and the talented design teers,” said Morton. team at the Transcript Bulletin, Our mobility service accom- worked together to create this modates citizens in Grantsville FREE mobile Rodeo advertisement City, Tooele City, and other out- Consultation using Aging Service’s MV-1 lying communities of Tooele for vehicle. Cissy Morton explained County. However, funding is Wills & the MV-1 was acquired through based on grants (that are soon Trusts a grant received last year from coming to an end) and private the Community Development donations. The mobile rodeo Block Grant. It is used to trans- advertising has been a “win-win” port senior citizens, veterans, for the Bit & Spur Rodeo and 493 W. 400 N. Tooele persons with a disability and Aging Services. Contact Cissy low income to and from medical Morton at 435-843-4115 to make 882-4800 appointments. your donation today. “This vehicle by itself gets www.tooelelawoffice.com noticed everywhere it goes because of its unusual and unique design,” said Cissy Morton. “The Rodeo signage has caught a lot of attention and our volunteer drivers have received many compliments on how great it looks.” Tooele County’s Aging Services was the first in Utah to acquire an MV-1 vehicle. The Warr Memorial Ballpark passenger interior is customized for easy and safe wheelchair access. With this service, our COURTESY CINDY ELTON clients are now able to go to Russ Hatt, (right) Vice President of the Bit & Spur Riding Club, presents a $500 donation check to Tooele County Aging medical appointments. Many of Services Mobility Manager Cissy Morton and transportation’s Kent Baker.

Area high schoolers attend tions, engineering firms and designed their own aircraft out of which use math and science to Engineering State businesses. Students participate balsa wood, scaled 90-foot walls, solve physical problems. Josh Bishop, Marcus Bunn, in a variety of Challenge Sessions designed computers to help chil- The Engineering State program Gabriel Burnaby, Jesse Chadwick, taught during the week. dren with cerebral palsy, learned at USU has been instrumental in Brandon Colledge, Kellie Heder, Among the 19 hands-on, how to simulate fluid flow and attracting top students to engi- Jonah Jensen, Jesse Steadman competitive exercises called hear transfer, learned how to use neering departments at universi- and Morgan Ussery from Tooele Challenge Sessions, students and measure solar power, assem- ties across the state. Since many High School were among the wrote an app, designed a com- bled a thermo-acoustic refrigera- students receive little exposure 220 students excelling in math puter game, used algorithms for tor, learned to temper chocolate, to engineering in the high school Fri and Sat. June 27�28, 2014 and science who attended Utah computer security; engineered ran a visualization tool to exam- setting, attendees to Engineering Sign up to be an "Organ Donor" State University’s 23rd Annual algae to produce bioproducts ine materials microstructural, State receive a hands-on intro- Engineering State program in and biofuels, isolated spider created biosensors, learned about duction to engineering. Besides Logan, Utah, June 9-12. silk-making genes to produce bio-fluids, observed biological an outstanding orientation pro- The intensive four-day pro- huge quantities of spider silk and engineered bacteria and learned gram for engineering, attendees gram introduced high school learn about synthetic spider silk about surveying. experience the university envi- Proceeds from this tournament support; students throughout the region research, built a speaker with a Engineering professors at USU ronment and receive information * Intermountain Donor Services to the engineering profession and paper plate, put together a small donated their time to introduce about the financial resources * Marlee Dalton "Dalton Donate 4 Life" scholarship is sponsored by USU engineering steel bridge and test its structural students to their profession and available for students who seek * Brandon Curtis "Forever Strong Foundation" scholarship alumni, school district founda- soundness, built a digital counter, challenged them in exercises higher education.

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COURTESY DARRELL SMITH After taking time off for LDS Missions, local favorite’s “The Barbershop Belles” are back. They entertained the local chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers and their wives at their regular business meeting on Thursday eve- ning, June 5, at the Senior Citizens Center. Members of the Belles are left to right Laurel Young, Connie Banks, Ann Vorwaller and Leslie Taylor. If you like the acappela harmony of Barbershop, and the old-time favorites they present, you won’t be disappointed with Tooele’s own Barbershop Belles.

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Tooele via email to [email protected] or for Measure, and Twelfth Night. 882-6263. Come as you are this The Tooele Valley Resource Groups and events mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation by fax to 435-833-9031. Verify with the Performance attendances on July 17-18 Sunday, where you can hear a message Center offers help, hope and healing. Please office your application was received. We at the Utah Shakespearean Festival in from the Bible and meet new friends. join us for support group sessions every The Tooele Valley Resource Center is are not responsible for lost or delayed Cedar City. For details, contact the USU- Service times: Bible study (for all ages) Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New Historic Benson Gristmill currently in need of donations. Please Ophir Historical District The Benson Gristmill will be open this applications. Contact the office at 435- Tooele front desk at 435-882-6611. 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; The Ophir Historical District will open Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in consider donating items such as deodor- year! We need volunteers and dona- 882-3877. evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- Saturdays beginning May 31 through Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at ant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, tions. Please contribute $1, or more, How to avoid falling for a jerk dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided Sept. 20 (weather permitting). Hours are 841-9903. toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, for each family member. The Indians, for all services, and children’s church 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For information, call or jerkette combs and brushes. Cash is also trappers, explorers, pioneers, farmers, Tooele City Library during morning worship. WiseGuys (435)849-0254 or (435)830-2120. PFCCA Come learn how to follow your heart welcomed. Those who receive services ranchers and miners all camped, rested Program during evening worship. The Professional Family Child Care without losing your mind. In just a few include individuals or families in crisis, and got water at Twin Springs. Please Regular Events Ophir Day Association of Utah will be holding sessions this research based course the homeless and families at risk of bring donations to the boxes at the Tuesdays, 11 and 11:30 a.m., Wiggle Mountain of Faith Lutheran Ophir Day 2014 will be held Saturday, Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth can help you with healthy dating rela- becoming homeless. Located 23 S. Benson Gristmill. Worms (interactive story time for 1- to We’re a healthy, growing congregation Aug. 2 at the Ophir Town Park. Now Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. tionships and partner selection. Free for Main Street, 843-9945. 2-year-old children); Wednesdays and singles and dating couples ages 18 and who welcomes newcomers and reaches accepting applications for vendor space This support group/training meeting Benson Gristmill Fund Thursdays, 11 and 11:30 a.m., story older. Classes are Thursday, June 10, out to those in need. Join us for worship Food Pantry through July 15. Call Scott to request an is open to all childcare providers in The Historic Benson Gristmill Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. application. Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, time; Thursdays, 1 p.m., Thingamajig 17, and 24 from 6:30–8:45 p.m. Please The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Restoration Committee is seeking Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God Grantsville and Lake Point. For more infor- Thursday; Thursdays, 4-6 p.m., teen plan on attending all three sessions. offering an emergency food pantry to donations from individuals, groups, and time with gaming, movies and more; Must register- FREE dinner is provided! with respect without taking ourselves too Boys and Girls Clubs of Tooele mation, call Kathy Witt, 435-830-9614. meet the needs of our community. The Summer Club, ages 6-12, begins June 9 businesses to help with restoration Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., kids crafts; Space is limited! Class will be held at seriously. Check us out on Facebook by food pantry is available for emergency and runs through Aug. 15, 8:30 a.m. to efforts and the operation of the historic Select Tuesdays, 1 p.m., family movies Tooele Health/USU Extension 151 N. searching for Mountain of Faith Lutheran Family Support Center needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays 6 p.m. Cost is $375 for summer ($125 The Family Support Center is a non- Gristmill site. Donations may be sent to and popcorn. More summer info avail- Main St. Tooele, UT 84074. Register for Church. Please join us for meaningful from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at due upon registration). Space is limited. profit agency providing services in Salt Tooele County Benson Gristmill Fund, able at the library. this free class at HealthyRelationships worship that is also casual and relaxed. 580 S. Main Street. For information call Interested? Call 843-5719. Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week 47. S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. Utah.org. For more information, call 882-7291. 882-2048. in-home parenting skills program. For more information contact Mike 602- Stansbury Riders 826-9471. Grantsville City St. Barnabas’ Episcopal The Tooele Food Bank Families with children birth to 17 will Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- The Stansbury Riders are looking for receive instruction during an 80-minute TATC The Tooele Food Bank is seeking dona- Library rament followed by fellowship. Sunday new youth and adult members. The weekly visit to gain the tools they need Tooele Tri Kids Triathlon tions to increase inventory. Summer is Tooele City is excited to announce mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ youth ages are 6 to 15 and will do to strengthen their family. Topics dis- Mini classes around the corner making it difficult for the second annual Tooele Tri Kids Summer reading program Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron sign ups for both adult and youth at cussed include communication, conflict TATC offers free mini-classes on the more families to provide healthy meals. Triathlon. The Kids Triathlon will be held Grantsville City Library is excited to Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: 6 p.m. on Monday or Wednesday at resolution, attachment and bonding, third Thursday of every month. Our Packaged meals like hamburger helper, on Friday, June 27 2014 at 6 p.m. at present this year’s Summer Reading [email protected]. Web at the Grantsville arena located behind establishing rules and routines as well next Lunch n’ Learn mini-series will be mac and cheese, tuna, canned fruits and Tooele City Swimming Pool park. The Program (SRP), entitled, “Fizz, Boom, www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are City Hall in Grantsville, Utah. The adult as managing stress. Please contact Thursday, June 19. Learn new tech- vegetables, flour, sugar, salt, ketchup, triathlon is for kids 12 and under. The READ!”. We encourage citizens of all God’s beloved child, beautifully created ages are 15 and up. Youth practice will Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for niques in nail art. Spice up your home mustard, mayo, bottled water and juice cost is $10 for the first child and $5 for ages to participate. This (6) week pro- in God’s own image. Whatever your his- be begin Mondays and Wednesday at more information. You can also visit manicures and pedicures with easy to boxes are accepted. Cash donations are additional children in the same family. gram starts June 12 - July 31, 2014, tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, 6:30 p.m. Practice will also be held at familysupportcenter.org. create nail art. RSVP early at 435-248- also greatly appreciated. Located at 38 Online registration is available at www. and it’s all about science. Come and the Episcopal Church welcomes you. the Grantsville arena. Must have own 1800. Spots are limited. S. Main Street, 882-0355. tooelecity.org. You may also register enjoy, presentations, stories, games horse in order to participate. For more Tooele Family AI-Anon in person at Tooele City Hall (90 N. and crafts. Those who read or are CPR courses Spanish services information please contact Chevelle Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at Alano Club (by Main St., Tooele) or at the Pratt Aquatic read to may submit completed reading Tooele Applied Technology College offers La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le Eagles Anderson 435-841-2851. White’s Trailer Court), 1120 Utah Ave., “coupons” to receive small incentives invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves Sundays at 5 p.m. at Mountain of Faith Center (55 N. 200 West, Tooele). For a CPR course designed for responders Tooele Valley Family History full race information please visit our and a chance to win a larger prize at the required to have CPR certification or 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you Past presidents’ monthly din- Lutheran Church. Call Gesele with ques- end of the summer reading program. to their Spanish services on Thursday Center tions, 435-224-4015. website at www.tooelecity.org. For more for those who simply want to help in ner meeting information contact Tooele City Parks Registration began May 27. For further an emergency or be CPR certified. The at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come Research your ancestors free with The PPs will meet at the Sun Lok Yen at Food Addicts in Recovery and Recreation at (435)843-2142 or information about this event, please go course is based on the American Heart to know a church that focused in the trained FamilySearch volunteers at the 7 p.m. for the monthly dinner meeting. [email protected]. to our event calendar at http://www. Association Guidelines or cardiopulmo- word of God rather than the emotions. Tooele Valley Family History Center, Anonymous PMP Dianne Moore will host the eve- grantsvilleut.gov/Library/eventcalendar. nary resuscitation (CPR), and is offered God loves you and he wants to reveal 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435- Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous ning. All PPs are invited to attend. Plein Air Art Contest html or call us at (435) 884-1670. every second Monday of the Month from himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday is a program based on the 12 steps of The Tooele City Arts Council is excited noon to 4 p.m. for $17.25. The book North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides Sunday breakfasts through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. AA. FA is a fellowship of individuals who to host the second annual Plein Air provided. Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. through shared experiences and mutual can be checked out in Student Services Breakfast will be served the second and Art Contest on June 16-22 during the Schools Wednesday evenings by appointment support are recovering from the disease or purchased through the Campus fourth Sunday each month. Kathy and Tooele Arts Festival. Artists will make, St. Marguerite only. Special classes offered regularly. of food addiction. Meetings are held Store. Richard Wamsley are your hosts, cook show and sell their artwork. There will Chinese immersion at St. Marguerite Catholic Community wel- Call the center for more information. every Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Pioneer and server. The regular menu is $7 for be three different categories to enter: Northlake comes you to worship with us. Our lit- Museum, 47 East Vine Street, Tooele, adults and $3 for kids 11 years and Draw and Paint, Photography, and Found Northlake Elementary is excited to offer Education urgy schedule is as follows: Celebration Recovery International Utah. Enter at back entrance on north under. There is a special each Sunday Objects. Artists can win cash prizes up Mandarin Chinese as part of the Dual of the Eucharist summer schedule: We have a very structured group that side of building. For more information for $5. Bad beer is available, too. Come to $500. Please go to www.tooelecity. Language Immersion Program. Currently Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 8:30 follows a format of four basic steps: contact Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Network meetings out and support this great activity. org for registration information and we have openings on a first-come, first- Looking to obtain or improve your a.m. (Spanish), 10:30 a.m. Mon-Fri: 9 report an upset, describe thoughts, Carolyn at 435-882-0805. details, or contact Chris Wilcox at 435- served basis. Don’t miss out on this employment? Come join the Tooele a.m. Office hours 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. impulses, feelings and sensations. If 840-3838. amazing opportunity to have your stu- Networking Group and learn job seeking Mon-Fri. Closed Tues. (435) 882-3860. Moose Lodge you can’t change a situation, you can Freedom run dent speak a fluent second language. techniques, how to market yourself, get Elementary & Jr. High- (435) 882-0081. change your attitude toward it. Life Annual July 4 KIWANIS 5k Freedom Call 435-882-3860. St. Marguerite can be distressing, but not dangerous. Run 2014 registration: 5kfreedomrun. Research is clear on the benefits of support and actually search job leads. Meals at the lodge Grantsville speaking a second language. Please Catholic Elementary School can be Recovery is helpful for handling addic- eventbrite.com. For questions about Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Friday and Saturday night dinners will contact Bryce or Jen at 435-833-1940 reached at 435-882-0081. We are tions, fears, anxiety, anger, loneliness, sponsorships, please contact race chair LDS Employment Resource Center locat- be served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night Grantsville Song Cycle project or stop by the school for details. located on the corner of Seventh Street worries and any challenge. Try it for Mike Fields at (435)840-4604 or Sandy ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone dinners include clam chowder or home- The Grantsville Song Cycle concert will is welcome. and Vine Street. six weeks. For more information, call Critchlow at (435)830-6657. be June 21, 6 p.m. at Clark Historic Scholarships and Financial Aid made chili, and/or fish baskets (halibut, MaryAnn 884-0215. Farm, 378 W. Clark. Come and hear Many generous businesses and individu- Online courses Brit-Ammi Kahal shrimp or chicken strips). Saturday original songs about Grantsville written als in our community sponsor scholar- Online courses in Network+ and Covenant People Assembly are teach- night dinners include 16-oz ribeye or Take Off Pounds Sensibly Seniors by local songwriters. These songs tell a ships for graduating seniors. Now is Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian T-bone steak with choice of baked Spring into action, and find yourself story about Grantsville’s history, natural the time to apply for local scholarships. fessional seeking to upgrade their skills faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at potato or fries, salad and roll; halibut stepping lighter by summer! TOPS can Medical equipment needed surroundings, people and experience Information on specific scholarships is and knowledge of networking and secu- 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call or salmon steak with choice of baked help you achieve your goals and sup- Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers of living there, based on written and available from the GHS, SHS and THS rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA 843-5444 for more information. potato or fries, salad and roll, or jumbo port you in your journey of health and are in need of donated medical equip- oral history. This project is sponsored scholarship coordinators. Additional Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the shrimp with choice of baked potato or wellness. We provide accountability ment to be used for seniors in need. by a grant from Utah Arts & Museums, information, including specific scholar- Bible Baptist Church fries, salad and roll. All meals are for through weekly weigh-ins and support New or gently used items needed are TATC at 248-1800 for more information The folks at Bible Baptist Church would with funding through the State of Utah ship criteria, applications and deadlines a reasonable price. No orders taken and encouragement in a non-judgmental wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other or to enroll. like to invite you to some old fashioned and the National Endowment for the can also be found on your school’s after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch specials environment. TOPS is open to all men, items that may be useful to our seniors. church services with singing from the Arts. Presented by Grantsville City. Free scholarship website. Adult education are available at the lodge from 11 a.m. women, teens and preteens. There Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- old fashioned hymns and messages admission, bring a chair or blanket. Get your high school diploma this year. For members and their guests only. are now two TOPS chapters in Tooele ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some Saint Marguerite School All classes required for a high school After buying 10 meals either Friday or to accommodate your schedule. UT 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. Little Miss Grantsville Pageant New and improved: St. Marguerite diploma, adult basic education, GED things should never change. Sunday Saturday night, you get a free one. 330 Tooele meets Tuesday at 5 p.m. The Little Miss Grantsville Pageant will Catholic School is implementing a preparation and English as a second Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. Tooele Senior Center be held July 1, at 7 p.m., at the GHS renewed Middle School program for language are available. Register now gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 Entertainment 500 North. Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 The senior center is for the enjoyment of auditorium. Admission is free. 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students. It is to graduate — just $50 per semester. p.m.; Wednesday evening services, The band Flashback will play from 7-11 for information. UT 365 Tooele meets all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- customized to meet the special emo- Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at p.m. June 28. Karaoke by Ms. Cheryl Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Bit n Spur ing activities include bridge, pinochle, Family History Center tional, social and intellectual needs of 8750. Adult education classes are for 840-2152. Shoop is July 12. Clubhouse, 240 W. 500 North. This bingo, exercise program three times Greet your ancestors free at the Christian adolescent youth. Includes students 18 and over. Special events chapter will meet occasionally at a a week, line dancing, wood carving, Grantsville Family History Center, 117 first-rate academics, career-vocation Mountain View Baptist Church private residence, so call ahead for the Wii games, watercolor class, movies We would like to invite you to discover International Moose Convention, June E. Cherry St. All are welcome with oriented electives, Spanish, art and ESOL exact location. Call Lisa at 882-1442 for and health classes. Meals on Wheels what God’s plan and purpose is for 20-24 in Las Vegas. Come see us in the consultants there to assist you. Open music. Enrolling now for the 2014-2015 ESOL conversational classes are information. Also see the TOPS website available for homebound. Lunch served your life. The Bible contains all of the Fourth of July parade. Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday School Year. Classes start August 11. held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL at www.tops.org. weekdays for age 60 and above, sug- answers for life’s questions. Come through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 (435)882-0081. students may also come anytime the gested donation of $3, $5 for under age and join us this Sunday for our adult to 9 p.m. center is open for individualized study. Tooele Gem and Mineral 60. The center also provides transpor- Bible study and graded Sunday School Disabled American Excelsior Academy tours Registration is $50 per semester. Call Society tation to the store or doctor visits for which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship Agricultural Irrigation Curious about charter schools? Want to 833-8750 for more information. Veterans Tooele Gem and Mineral Society residents in the Tooele and Grantsville Grantsville Irrigation has issued agri- service begins at 11 a.m. We also have know more about Excelsior Academy? normally meets the second Tuesday areas. Call 435-843-2110 for more cultural users an additional two regular a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 Tours are held each Wednesday Volunteer Drivers Needed of the month, however there is NOT information. turns for a total of four turns this sea- p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a Churches The DAV is looking for three volunteer a regular meeting in July. Our Steak son. Residential users have been allot- p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs range of topics such as the Excelsior drivers. No DAV membership is required. Fry/Grab Bag Fill will be August 23 at Senior Circle ted 250,000 gallons per “A” share. You and let us pray together for God’s help. Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct The Church of Jesus Christ of Will need a VA physical. Call Jim Yale at 2 p.m., please call for location. Come Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and are responsible to keep track of your Mountain View Baptist Church meets at Instruction, CHAMPS and the character Latter-day Saints 435-849-0521 or 882-7626. Or call Les learn about rocks, minerals and ways better and costs just $15 a year per meter readings. “Like” us on Facebook the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite development program. There is also To find a meeting house and time of Peterson at 435-830-7812. to craft with them and enjoy field trips person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- for updates on the system. Contact the 2C. Join us. an opportunity to observe the school’s worship for The Church of Jesus Christ for rock collecting. Membership is $10 3690 for more information or a member- office at 884-3451 with any questions unique group settings. Come and tour of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- per year. Visit us on Facebook or www. ship application. Lots of great health or concerns. the building and have any questions Stansbury Park Baptist Church Masons benefits and fun activities. mon.org/meetinghouse or contact 435- Please join us each Sunday morning at tooelegem.com. Contact info: 435-882- answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. 850-8211. 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible 5752 or email TooeleGemAndMineral@ Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. Meeting Grantsville Dutch oven Stansbury Park Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse gmail.com. Berean Full Gospel Church Masons meeting second Friday at The Grantsville Senior Center will be (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For We invite you to discover how God’s 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 Live Fit Tooele County hosting its annual Dutch oven dinner details, please call us at 830-1868 or Stansbury Art and Literary Tooele Family Center Word can transform your life and provide Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast Live Fit Tooele County sponsored indoor June 27 at 4 p.m. Entertainment will be go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. Society you with the answers for questions and on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s active play. For a detailed calendar, go provided by the Gary Butler family band. The next meeting of the Stansbury Art Story and craft hour for problems you may be struggling to First Lutheran Church Cafe. For more information or a ride, to livefittc.org. For more information, call the center at and Literary Society will be 7 p.m. on 884-3446. Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at overcome. Come join us this Sunday First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh call Blair 801-554-0527. June 24 at the TATC, 88 S. Tooele Blvd, Sons of Utah Pioneers the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy morning for our 10 a.m. worship service St. would like to invite you to hear of Tooele. Laramie Dunn will present her The goals of the Sons of Utah Pioneers the adventures of books and make fun where we will assemble in praise, share God’s grace and the love of Christ who illustrations for a new children’s book Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Class reunions crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. testimonies and explore worship in ways died to forgive you of your sins and Tooele County coming out this summer. She will show our pioneer heritage alive. We do this 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at that strive to highlight the greatness of attain salvation on your behalf every Historical Society the actual illustration boards and go through histories, stories, artifacts, Tooele 1954 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind God. After our morning praise and wor- Sunday morning at 10 a.m. over the book’s storyline. This is an monuments, museums, service and The class of ‘54 reunion is scheduled Tooele High School). ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible Historical Society Books opportunity to see the composite pro- Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday New Life Christian Fellowship scholarships. Much of this labor of love for September 26 and 27, for the Tooele Tooele County Historical Society’s books High School Homecoming date. We are cess in creatin a children’s book using Preschool hour mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s We invite you to worship and serve is found in the Tooele Pioneer Museum will be available to purchase at our looking for missing classmates: Joyce both art and prose. She will return in Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele Glass), or call 435-578-8022 for more Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and at 47 E. Vine in Tooele, as well as vari- meeting. The History of Tooele County Olsen, Loretta Padgen, Kaye Roth, the fall to show the completed, printed Family Center has a fun activity hour information. food pantry is open from noon to 3 ous statues and monuments around the Volume II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, Helen Hendee, Norma Lou Russell, book. The optional monthly project of learning, singing and creating. This p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 county. The Tooele Pioneer cemetery, and Railroading in Tooele is $20, and Veda Edwards, Helen Phelps, Shirley is to create artwork in the medium Ready, Set, School! preschool class is for First Baptist Church E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, at the mouth of Settlement Canyon, is we also have eight note cards depicting Drysdale, Eva Bates, Joe Hansen, of your choice with the theme “hair.” all children up to 5 years of age. Please Some churches seek to entertain, some women and men are also available another of our projects. We are always four different pioneer buildings for $4. Dorthey Begay, Phyllis Spradling, the Creative Expressions exhibit is on come and enjoy the fun. For more info, seek to be politically correct. We seek every week. Sunday services are in the looking for artifacts and histories, These will make great gifts for your fam- Carmen Montoya, Margaret Krolak, display at the TATC building, 2nd floor call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or ext. 2010. to know Jesus Christ better, through Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. including yearbooks, as a loan or gift to ily and friends. Geraldine Gardner, Geniel Bridges, during June during TATC class hours We’re located at 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. understanding and applying His Word to and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 be displayed for everyone’s benefit at Sharon Thomas, JoAnn Bevan, Marcia Monday through Friday. #11 (right behind Tooele High School). our lives. If that is what you seek, then a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find Historical sign the Tooele Pioneer Museum. If you are join us in worship of the Lord, and in interested in the values of honoring past Sharp, Helen Hndee, Anadelle Schueter, out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting The Tooele Co. Historical Society has Stansbury Days Car Show serving Him by serving those around us. and future pioneers and in visiting their Karen Nelson and Marybell Tonioli. www.NLOT.org. recently made a loan agreement with The 6th-annual Stansbury Days Car Gardening Sunday Bible study: 9:45 a.m., Worship historical settings and learning more Anyone having information about any the Utah State Historical Society to Show benefiting the Guide Dogs of is at 11 a.m., 882-2048. about those who settled and shaped of them is encouraged to contact Lila Tooele Christian Fellowship display an old Lincoln Highway sign that America will take place Aug. 16. Aquaculture and Hydroponics Utah, attend our business and educa- Duffin Atkin at (435) 830-0261, or Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship was on the border of Utah and Nevada. Registrations starts at 8:30 a.m., United Methodist Church tion meeting the first Thursday of each email at [email protected]. Workshop Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 The unique sign is on display at the the show starts at 10 a.m. and 33 Aquaculture and Hydroponics Workshop, Tooele United Methodist Church ser- month. A pot-luck dinner followed by N. Main, former Stowes Family Music Pioneer Museum. Tooele 1979 awards will be presented at 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 25th, 7-8 p.m., at the vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. building. For more information, call 435- various presentations starts promptly at The Tooele High School Class of 1979 Cost is $20 for pre-registration, $25 USU Extension at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Please check our website, tooelecumc. 224-3392 or www.tooelechristianfellow- Seeking Historical Items 6:30 p.m. in the Tooele Senior Citizens on the day of the show. The first 100 org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- will hold its 35-year class reunnion Aug. Presented by Terry and Sandy Stapley, ship.org. Parking and entrance in back Tooele County Historical Society would Center at 53 E. Vine. Call Gene White registered receive a T-shirt and dash 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at 801-651- 8-9. More information will be forthcom- who are growing all of their vegetables of building. like members of the community who at 435-882-0805 for additional informa- plaque. For more information call 2557 for more info. We are located at ing. For more information, or to volun- and strawberries using a symbiotic have any family or personal histories, tion. 435-841-0713 or 801-245-0252, or 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. teer to help, contact Lisa Blakely Hardy system of plants, water and fish. The photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, email [email protected] or Mood disorder support group at 882-1442. Stapleys were recently featured on the Charity VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that [email protected]. Garden Tour, and enjoyed excellent Church of Christ Do you or someone you love have a Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah you would like to donate to our orga- reviews. Come and learn how to set up Tooele Children’s Justice Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. nization to please call us. We are also your own system. There is no charge Stockton and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. Center looking for books, newspaper articles, Bulletin Board Policy for this event. For more information, Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in photos, brochures or any history that Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin contact Jay Cooper at 435-830-1447 or need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. We pertains to the Tooele County area. 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TUESDAY June 17, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 COMMUNITY NEWS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FUTURE PIONEERS Career Step Scholarship The new August 31 dead- Marketing. “Our goal is to help deadline for graduating line gives students the sum- the students in our immediate seniors extended mer to further consider their community get the training they Career Step, an online pro- post-high school plans. To be need, sooner rather than later, vider of career-focused educa- eligible, students need only to start a rewarding career and tion, has extended the deadline have graduated or be graduat- earning a good living right away. for its scholarship for graduating ing in 2014 and submit a 200 to This is why we are extending the high school seniors, announced 500 word essay on why pursing scholarship’s deadline—we want in April, until August 31, 2014. additional education after high students to have the best chance The school is offering over school is important to them at possible at taking advantage of $450,000 in scholarships to Utah CareerStep.com/utah-scholar- this program.” high school seniors graduating ship by the new August 31 dead- Career Step programs are this year through a tuition-free line. offered entirely online, which enrollment available to one stu- The over $450,000 in tuition allows students to study at dent at each of the 152 approved Career Step hopes to award will the pace and on the schedule Utah high schools. be divided among students from that fits their individual needs. “We are very excited about the 152 schools on the approved Courses are focused in the high our scholarship program and list, which includes public, char- growth areas of healthcare, the opportunity it offers to ter and alternative high schools technology and administration, graduating seniors who are just throughout Utah. One scholar- and available programs include embarking upon their career ship will be awarded per school, training for pharmacy techni- path,” said Career Step CEO and the winning students will cian, computer technician and Steve Tober. “Our scholarship receive a free enrollment in the medical administrative assistant program is designed to help Career Step training program of careers, among others. graduating seniors realize that their choice. For more information on education can improve their “Career training programs the Career Step high school lives even if college is not the are a great option for students scholarship program or the right path. We have made the looking for an alternative to school’s training programs, visit COURTESY DARRELL SMITH decision to extend the deadline college or a way to pay their CareerStep.com/utah-scholar- Esther Pehrson (left) and Ben Rose (right) receive scholarship checks from Leroy Rose (middle), chairman of the to allow more time for students way through school,” said ship or call 1-800-411-7073. Scholarship Committee of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Settlement Canyon Chapter. Part of the services rendered by to learn about and take advan- Ryan Ewer, Career Step Vice the Sons of Utah Pioneers Settlement Canyon Chapter is to support future pioneers in their quest for continuing tage of this great opportunity.” President of Enrollments and education. It is believed that education opens the door to these future pioneers to one day serve others as they have been served during their lives. The funds for the scholarships provided comes entirely from the generous donation of its members. On Thursday evening, June 5, at their monthly business and education meeting, the local Settlement Canyon Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers presented scholarship checks to Esther Pehrson, daughter of Scott and Amy Pehrson, and Ben Rose, son of Martin and Debbie Rose. These two just graduated Casey Kasem, king of the Top 40 from high school and plan to resume their studies in the fall.

countdown, dies at 82-years-old TOOELE If it happens here, read about it here. TRANSCRIPT LOS ANGELES (AP) — Casey worldwide. Seacrest said that as a trapped in a feud between his BULLETIN Kasem, the internationally child he’d listen to Kasem’s show three adult children and his sec- famous radio host with the cheer- every weekend “and dream about ond wife, former actress Jean ful manner and gentle voice who someday becoming a radio DJ.” Kasem. In 2013, his children became the king of the top 40 “When decades later I took filed a legal petition to gain con- countdown with a syndicated over his AT40 countdown show, it trol of his health care, alleging US Magnesium Superfund Site show that ran for decades, died was a surreal moment,” Seacrest that Kasem was suffering from Sunday. He was 82. said. “Casey had a distinctive advanced Parkinson’s disease A statement issued by the friendly on-air voice, and he was and that his wife was isolating Open House Informational Session Kasem family said Kasem died just as affable and nice if you had him from friends and family Come learn about what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in coordination with the Utah Sunday, on Father’s Day, sur- the privilege to be in his com- members. Kasem also suffered Department of Environmental Quality (UDEQ), is doing at the US Magnesium Superfund Site in Tooele rounded by family and friends at pany. He’ll be greatly missed by from Lewy Body Disease, a form County. EPA and UDEQ staff will be present to discuss the environmental investigation underway at the a Washington state hospital. all of us.” of dementia. “American Top 40,” with The son of Lebanese Druze A judge in May temporarily site and to answer questions. Kasem’s soft, homey voice count- immigrants, Kasem was active in stripped his wife of her caretaker Th e open house informational session will be held on ing down the hits, was a refuge speaking out for greater under- role after she moved him from a from shock jocks or the scream- standing of Arab-Americans — medical facility in Los Angeles to ing big-city radio voices. It was both on political issues involv- a friend’s home in Washington Wednesday, June 18, from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. dependable, broadcast on some ing the Mideast and on arts and state. Jean Kasem said she moved 1,000 stations at its peak. When media issues. her husband to protect his pri- at the Grantsville Library, 42 N. Bowery St., Grantsville it began on July 4, 1970, in Los “Arab-Americans are coming vacy and to consult with doctors. Angeles. The No. 1 song on his list out of the closet,” Kasem told The Casey Kasem developed a severe EPA added the US Magnesium site to the National Priority List of Superfund sites in 2009. EPA is then was Three Dog Night’s cover Associated Press in 1990. “They bedsore while in Washington and currently overseeing site investigations carried out by Environmental Resources Management (ERM, a US of Randy Newman’s “Mama Told are more outspoken now than was in critical condition by the Magnesium consultant) for the fi rst phase of a complex environmental investigation which will inform risk Me Not to Come.” ever before. People are begin- time he was hospitalized in early assessment and cleanup decisions for the site. In his signoff, Kasem would ning to realize who they really June. tell viewers: “And don’t forget: are, that they are not the people It was a sad, startling end for For more information about this open house information session, or about the keep your feet on the ground and who yell and scream on their a man whose voice had enter- US Magnesium Superfund Site in general, please feel free to contact: keep reaching for the stars.” nightly newscast.” tained and informed music lov- Jennifer Chergo, EPA Offi ce of Communication and Public Involvement, Region 8, As the years went on, Kasem Kasem was born Kemal Amin ers worldwide. 1595 Wynkoop St., Denver, CO 80202 / 1.800.227.8917 / 303-312-6601 / [email protected] progressed through disco and Kasem in 1932 in Detroit. He After its debut, Kasem’s Or, visit http://www2.epa.gov/region8/us-magnesium punk, arena rock and rap. All began his broadcasting career “American Top 40” expanded to were welcome under Casey’s big in the radio club at Detroit’s hundreds of stations, including Or, fi nd information in the US Magnesium information repositories located at the following locations: tent. Northwestern High School and Armed Forces Radio, and contin- Grantsville Library, 42 N. Bowery St., Grantsville, Utah 84028 or the Utah Environmental Quality Division That made him the rare per- was soon a disc jockey on WJBK ued in varying forms — and for of Environmental Response and Remediation, 195 north 1950 West, Salt lake City / 801-536-4100 sonality who could count the radio in Detroit, initially calling varying syndicators — into the (please call in advance to schedule an appointment). stars among his fans. Reaction himself Kemal Kasem. 21st century. He stepped down to his death Sunday was wide- In a 1997 visit with high school from “American Top 40” in 2004 spread, from tweeted memories students in Dearborn, Michigan, and retired altogether in 2009, to a dedication from the stage home to a large Arab-American completing his musical jour- by Elton John at the Bonnaroo community, he was asked why ney with Shinedown’s “Second ������������� Music & Arts Festival. he changed his name to Casey. Chance.” Media personality Ryan “It didn’t sound like a deejay; it Kasem’s legacy reached well ������������������������������� Seacrest, who took over the wasn’t hip. So we decided I’d be beyond music. His voice was countdown from Kasem in 2004, ‘Casey at the Mike’ — and I have heard in TV cartoons such as ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� said in a statement that Kasem’s been since,” Kasem said. “Scooby-Doo” (he was Shaggy) ��������������������������������������������������������������������� death is a loss for radio listeners In recent years, Kasem was and in numerous commercials. ����������������������� ������������������������������������ �������������� ��������������������������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� Berries and nuts make easy, tasty torte ������������

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B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 17, 2014 TELL ME A STORY ‘Maushop and the Islands’ (a Wampanoag Indian tale) warmth on their faces, and they need your light to Maushop under- adapted by Amy Friedman and illustrated by fish again ...” stood that he had Meredith Johnson He had more to say, but before he could finish, failed to teach the Grandfather Sun rose and raced across the sky and people how to care for nce upon a time, on the narrow land now set once again in the west. Grandfather Sun. He known as Cape Cod, there lived a benevo- The world turned dark again. vowed he would tell Olent giant known as Maushop. He lived a Maushop waited through the night, and when them. “I’ll let you go good life, swimming in the crystal clear waters of he saw the very top of Grandfather Sun’s head, he now,” Maushop said, Popponesset Bay, building fires on the beaches, waded once again into the ocean. He said, “Please “but please don’t dis- where he cooked his whale meat. Some people hear me. The people long to see you again ...” appear. I promise the say that the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and But Grandfather Sun rose and raced across the people will pay more Nantucket were formed when, one day, Maushop sky and set in the west, and the day was done. attention.” emptied the sand from his giant moccasins into Still, Maushop never gave up. That night, he From that day on, the sea. gathered strands of seaweed and wove them into the people taught Maushop especially loved the Wampanoag peo- an enormous net, a fishing net so big it could their children to greet ple, and he helped them in every way he could. He catch Grandfather Sun. This time, when he waded Grandfather Sun every taught them how to use all the gifts of the Earth to out into the ocean, he carried his net. He stood morning, to thank make spears and hatchets, nets and poles, bowls beneath a canopy of stars, holding his net aloft, him for his warmth and homes, canoes and clothes, and everything waiting for Grandfather Sun’s first light. and light, to honor they needed in this world. When he spied the top of Grandfather Sun’s him for helping to This was a long time ago, and as time passed, head, he whirled and twirled that net with all his make the plants grow. the people worried that they would not have strength — and he had the strength of a thou- Since then, enough sun to grow their crops; they feared they sand men. The net whistled and spun, and just as Grandfather Sun has had too little light to see for fishing and hunting. Grandfather Sun’s head rose up above the hori- never stayed away You see, Grandfather Sun began to appear less and zon, Maushop let it loose. He caught Grandfather for too long. In the less often, and the people grew restless. They had Sun in his net, and he pulled the ends so tight, he autumn and winter, to keep their fires going for light and heat, and could not escape. he still spends more they grew tired of keeping their children indoors. “I’ve got you!” Maushop said. “And though I do time on the other side They wearied of singing and telling stories around not like to trap you, I need you to listen to me.” of the world; but he the fire, and they wished their children could Grandfather Sun bowed his head so that the sea returns in the spring enjoy the light of the sun and its warmth, as once would not begin to boil as he hovered above it, and summer, and the they had. and Maushop began to speak. He told Grandfather people rejoice. They looked out to sea, and they waited for him Sun how much the people needed him. He told One day, the Creator told Maushop that it was giant frog, came to the cliffs to mourn the depar- to reappear in the eastern sky, but time seemed to them how much they loved him. good that he cared for his people. “But,” he said, ture of his friend, the Creator took pity on him. go on and on, so they sought Maushop’s help. Grandfather Sun listened, and he was surprised. “they must also learn to take care of themselves, or He transformed him into an enormous stone that Maushop was so tall that he could wade out “They always ignored me,” he said. “When I arrive they will not grow and the circle of life will become sits atop the cliffs at Gay Head, looking out to sea, deep into the ocean, and so he did. He waited in the morning, the people are asleep, and though weak.” always waiting to see Maushop. until he saw the tip of Grandfather Sun’s head pok- I used to watch over them all day long, no one ever Maushop understood, so he said farewell to the The Wampanoag people discovered that if they ing up over the eastern horizon, and he called out said a word to me. I sat in the sky, waiting for their people. They watched him from the cliffs at Gay worked for themselves, they had everything they to him, “Grandfather Sun, the people asked me to praise, but no one spoke. At the end of the day, no Head as he waded into the bay and swam west. As needed. Ever since that day, they have not only speak to you. They are tired of the darkness. They one said goodbye. They took me for granted. They he swam, the Creator transformed him into a great thanked Grandfather Sun, they have said many need your help. Their children long to feel your didn’t seem to care, and I was so lonely.” white whale. When Maushop’s best friend, the prayers of thanksgiving for all the gifts of Earth.

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(Mention complete an employment application at: UCAN) You can now 1173 CHURCH Rush Valley. $32,500 ➢ Detailer order online www.utah- Under 2947 W RUIZ Prime building lot! ONLY $165,000 58 South 1200 West press.com Stockton. $64,900 Apply in person 1141 North Main or Fresh newContract paint & carpet. New furnace and central Tooele, UT 84074 HAVING A yard sale? 1048 N DOUGLAS LN Beautiful 5+ air. New electrical panel. Jetted tub in basement. call 882-7000, 882-1300 801-544-5728 Advertise in the Tran- acre piece in Vernon Utah. $67,410 Nice back yard w/covered patio. Brand new blinds. script PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Tooele City Council & Tooele City Redevelopment Agency of Tooele City, Utah, will meet in a Business Meeting on Wednesday, June 18, 2014 at the hour of 7:00 P.M. The meeting will be held at the Tooele City Hall Council Room located at 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll Call 3. Public Comment Pe- riod 4. PUBLIC HEARING & MOTION on Resolution 2014 - 23 A Resolution of the Tooele City Coun- cil Adopting the Final Budget for Tooele City for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Presented by Mayor Patrick Dun- lavy 5. Resolution 2014-29 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Authorizing the Application for and Acceptance of Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant Funding for Police Department Equipment Presented by Mayor Pat- PUBLIC NOTICE rick Dunlavy Notice is hereby given 6. PUBLIC HEARING & that the Tooele City MOTION on Resolution Council & Tooele City 2014 - 24 A Resolution Redevelopment Agency of the Tooele City Coun- of Tooele City, Utah, will cil Approving Budget meet in a Work Session Adjustments for Fiscal on Wednesday, June 18, Year 2013-2014 Pre- 2014 at the hour of 5:00 sented by Glenn Cald- P.M. The meeting will well be held at the Tooele 7. Resolution 2014-30 A City Hall Large Confer- Resolution of the Tooele ence Room located at 90 City Council Accepting North Main Street, for Further Consideration Tooele, Utah. the Annexation Petition 1. Open Meeting of Mathew Arbshay Et Al 2. Roll Call Presented by Roger 3. Discussion: Baker - Resolution 2014-29 A 8. Resolution 2014-34 A Resolution of the Tooele Resolution of the Tooele City Council Authorizing City Council Granting an the Application for and Underground Powerline Acceptance of Edward Easement to Pacificorp Byrne Justice Assistance Presented by Roger Grant Funding for Police Baker Department Equipment 9. Ninigret Depot Subdi- Presented by Mayor Pat- vision Phase 1 - Final rick Dunlavy Plat Presented by Jim - Resolution 2014-30 A Bolser Resolution of the Tooele 10. Resolution 2014-31 City Council Accepting A Resolution of the for Further Consideration Tooele City Council Ap- the Annexation Petition proving a Contract with of Mathew Arbshay Et Al Kilgore Contracting for Presented by Roger the 2014 Roadway Im- Baker TUESDAYprovement June 17, Project, 2014 B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN - Restaurant Parking Re- Schedule “A” Roto-mill quirements Presented and Asphalt Overlay by Roger Baker Presented by Paul Han- Apartments Homes for Homes Buildings Public Notices Public Notices - Public Regulation Notices of Special Public Notices senPublic Notices for Rent Rent Meetings Meetings EventsMeetings Presented by Meetings 11. ResolutionMeetings 2014-32 Roger Baker A Resolution of the 2BDRM 1bth, quiet. No 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile MANUFACTURED METAL ROOF/ WALL GRANTSVILLE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE - Resolution 2014-34 A PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele City Council Ap- pets, no smoking, 1yr home for rent, no smok- home for sale. 3bdrm, Panels, Pre-engineered NOTICE OF PUBLIC Public Hearing to be Resolution of the Tooele Notice is hereby given proving a Contract with lease, air, w/d hookups, ing/ pets. 882-1550 2bth, corner lot with lots Metal Buildings. Mill HEARINGS held on June 19, 2014 at City Council Granting an that the Tooele City Intermountain Slurry storage shed, carport, of trees, private yard. prices for sheeting coil NOTICE IS HEREBY 6:15 P.M. at the Wendo- Underground Powerline Council & Tooele City Seal for the 2014 Road- water, sewer, garbage HOMES available to pur- Vorwaller Park . are at a 4 year low. You GIVEN that the Grants- ver City Tooele County Easement to Pacificorp Redevelopment Agency way Improvement Pro- included. For further in- chase for LOW IN- $37,000. 53 W 780 N, get the savings. 17 Col- ville City Council will Complex Building 920 Presented by Roger of Tooele City, Utah, will ject, Schedule “B” Type formation please call COME buyers with Tooele. (435)843-5954 ors prime material, cut conduct the following East Wendover Blvd. Baker meet in a Business III Slurry Presented by (435)882-4986 good credit.! Berna to your exact length. public hearings at the Wendover, UT. Agenda - Resolution 2014-31 A Meeting on Wednesday, Paul Hansen Sloan (435)840-5029 Planning on selling your CO Building Systems Grantsville City Offices, items to be discussed Resolution of the Tooele June 18, 2014 at the 12. Resolution 2014-33 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- Group 1 Real Estate. home, you could be 1-800-COBLDGS 429 East Main Street, 1. Three Percent (3%) City Council Approving a hour of 7:00 P.M. The A Resolution of the eled, govt. subsidized. sending your sales STANSBURY PARK (ucan) Grantsville, Utah at 7:00 Employee Wage In- Contract with Kilgore meeting will be held at Tooele City Council Ap- Playground, carport points to up to 340,000 p.m. on Wednesday, crease; Contracting for the 2014 the Tooele City Hall proving a Contract with ,free cable. $500/dep. 3bdrm, 2bth, double ga- households at once. rage, fenced yard, July 2, 2014 to receive 2. Four Percent (4%) Roadway Improvement Council Room located at Lewis Young Robertson 211 S. Hale, Grants- For $163. you can Financial public input regarding Garbage Increase for Project, Schedule “A” 90 North Main Street, & Burningham, Inc. for a ville. Call Chris newer home. $1150/mo place your 25 word www.guardrightproperty Services the following proposals: Residential and Com- Roto-mill and Asphalt Tooele, Utah. Comprehensive Finan- (435)843-8247 Equal classified ad to all 45 1. Proposed rezoning of mercial; Overlay Presented by 1. Pledge of Allegiance cial Sustainability Plan Housing Opp. .com Equity RE newspapers in Utah. (801)842-9631 BANKRUPTCY ON A .72 of an acre for Ken 3. Approve the 2014/ Paul Hansen 2. Roll Call Presented by Randy Just call the Transcript BUDGET *$350 Aspire SETTLEMENT CAN- Grant at 713 E. Main 2015 Annual Budget. - Resolution 2014-32 A 3. Public Comment Pe- Sant STOCKTON, 3BDRM, Bulletin at 882-0050 for Credit Solutions. Stop YON APARTMENTS Street to go from an Mariah Murphy Resolution of the Tooele riod 13. Minutes 2bth, w/d, $900/mo, all the details. (Mention Garnishments Now!! Deposit moves you in RM-7 (residential multi- City Clerk/ Recorder City Council Approving a 4. PUBLIC HEARING & June 4, 2014 1st, last month!s plus ucan) Bankruptcy/ Credit Re- with a 12mo lease. family) zone to a CN (Published in the Tran- Contract with Intermoun- MOTION on Resolution 14. Invoices Presented security deposit. Call pair. Get a Fresh Start. (435)882-6112 S ELLING YOUR (commercial neighbor- script Bulletin June 17, tain Slurry Seal for the 2014 - 23 A Resolution by Michelle Pitt (435)640-7579 HOME? Advertise it in aspirecreditsolution. hood) zone for the pur- 2014) 2014 Roadway Improve- of the Tooele City Coun- 15. Adjourn to RDA TOOELE, large fur- com 801-446-8216 Li- pose of opening a minor ment Project, Schedule cil Adopting the Final Meeting TOOELE, 4BDRM, 4bth the classifieds. Call PUBLIC NOTICE nished basement apart- censed/ Insured (ucan) auto repair business. “B” Type III Slurry Pre- Budget for Tooele City 16. PUBLIC HEARING & condo. Convenient lo- 882-0050 or visit Shambip Conservation ment. Bedroom, living 2. Proposed rezoning of sented by Paul Hansen f or Fiscal Year MOTION on RDA Reso- cation, beautiful, clean. www.tooeletran District will be holding room, kitchen, bath, 2.36 acres of land for - Copper Canyon Subdi- 2014-2015 Presented lution 2014 - 03 A Reso- No smoking, no pets. script.com their monthly meeting to storage room, laundry Public Notices Kaylie Buhl (owned by vision Phase 3 Public by Mayor Patrick Dun- lution of the Redevelop- $1200/mo, $1000/dep. vote on the budget for room and outside stor- Meetings Nicholas B. Peterson) at Improvements Exception lavy ment Agency of Tooele Water included. Call/ the new fiscal year at the age shed. No smoking, 227 N. Cooley Street to Request Presented by 5. Resolution 2014-29 A City, Utah, Adopting a Text (435)224-4550 Mobile Homes Rush Valley Town Hall no pets, utilities in- Deadline for public no- go from an A-10 zone to Jim Bolser Resolution of the Tooele Budget for the Fiscal at 7:00 pm at Rush Val- cluded. $600/mo, tices is 4 p.m. the day an R-1-12 zone. - Tooele Highlands Es- City Council Authorizing Year 2014 - 2015 Pre- TOOELE, 5BDRM, 2bth ley. $650/dep. 2006 2BDRM 2bth, new prior to publication. 3. Proposed final plat tates Subdivision Public the Application for and sented by Randy Sant rambler, fenced yard, Paula C Lee (435)241-0472 carpet, dishwasher, Public notices submit- amendment on the Ny- Improvements Exception Acceptance of Edward 17 . Adjourn pet friendly $1195/mo Shambip Clerk guardrightproperty.com new sod in yard, lot rent ted past the deadline green Corner Subdivi- Request Presented by Byrne Justice Assistance Michelle Y. Pitt $275/mo includes wa- will not be accepted. sion for Todd Castagno (Published in the Tran- Jim Bolser Grant Funding for Police Tooele City Recorder/ E q u i t y R E script Bulletin June 12 & Homes for (801)842-9631 ter, sewer, garbage. UPAXLP at Willow and Nygreen - Ninigret Depot Subdivi- Department Equipment RDA Secretary Rent $20,000 obo. Streets, to move a lot 17, 2014) sion Phase 1 - Final Plat Presented by Mayor Pat- Pursuant to the Ameri- (435)841-2829 PUBLIC NOTICE line. PUBLIC NOTICE Presented by Jim Bolser rick Dunlavy cans with Disabilities WHY RENT When You Notice is hereby given 4. Proposed concept Notice is hereby given - Resolution 2014-32 A 6. PUBLIC HEARING & Act, Individuals Needing Homes 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Can Buy? Zero down that the Tooele City plan #3 for Darrell Niel- that the Tooele City Resolution of the Tooele MOTION on Resolution Special Accommoda- home for rent, no smok- & Low Income pro- Council will meet in a sen on the Wells Cross- Council & Tooele City City Council Approving a 2014 - 24 A Resolution tions Should Notify Mi- ing/ pets. 882-1550 grams, 1st time & Sin- $$SAVE MONEY Special Meeting on ing subdivision for the Redevelopment Agency Contract with Lewis of the Tooele City Coun- chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele gle parent programs, Search Bank & HUD 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Wednesday, June 18, creation of 194 half acre of Tooele City, Utah, will Young Robertson & cil Approving Budget City Recorder, at Berna Sloan (435) homes www.Tooele home for rent, no smok- 2014 at the hour of 3:30 lots in the R-1-21 zone. meet in a Work Session Burningham, Inc. for a Adjustments for Fiscal 843-2110 prior to the 840-5029 Group 1 BankHomes.com ing/ pets. 882-1550 P.M. The meeting will All interested persons on Wednesday, June 18, Comprehensive Finan- Year 2013-2014 Pre- meeting. TDD Phone Berna Sloan (435) be held at the Tooele are invited to attend and 2014 at the hour of 5:00 cial Sustainability Plan sented by Glenn Cald- Number 843-2108 3BDRM, 1BTH, ac, utili- 840-5029 Group 1 City Hall Large Confer- provide comment upon P.M. The meeting will Presented by Randy well (Published in the Tran- ties included $950/mo, Office Space ence Room located at 90 this proposal. be held at the Tooele Sant 7. Resolution 2014-30 A script Bulletin June 17, $600/dep. (435)840- BECOME A SUB- North Main Street, Written comments will City Hall Large Confer- 4. Council Reports Resolution of the Tooele 2014) 4529 SCRIBER. 882-0050 Tooele, Utah. also be considered if ence Room located at 90 5. Close Meeting to Dis- City Council Accepting submitted to the City Re- cuss: for Further Consideration FOR LEASE Office/ 1. Roll Call North Main Street, PUBLIC NOTICE corder in advance of the - Pending Litigation the Annexation Petition Business Space 2. Tooele City Educa- Tooele, Utah. The Grantsville City hearing. A copy of the - Property Acquisition of Mathew Arbshay Et Al Utilities included. 54 tional Center Presented 1. Open Meeting Council will hold its regu- current regulations and 6. Adjourn Presented by Roger South Main (plus oth- by the Students of the 2. Roll Call lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. the proposed amend- Michelle Y. Pitt Baker ers). 1mo free. University of Utah's CMP 3. Discussion: on Wednesday, June 18, The Kirk 6280/ 4280 Graduate ments may be reviewed Tooele City Recorder/ 8. Resolution 2014-34 A (602)826-9471 - Resolution 2014-29 A 2014 at 429 East Main Quiet, Quality apartments in a at the Grantsville City RDA Secretary Resolution of the Tooele restored historic structure Workshop Class Resolution of the Tooele Street, Grantsville, UT 3. Adjourn Offices each weekday City Council Authorizing Pursuant to the Ameri- City Council Granting an 84029. The agenda is as AffordAble residentiAl Community Michelle Y. Pitt before the public hear- cans with Disabilities Underground Powerline The Best Places at the Best Prices the Application for and follows: • Room/Bath $500 Buildings Tooele City Recorder ing, between the hours Acceptance of Edward Act, Individuals Needing Easement to Pacificorp CALL TO ORDER AND • 1 Bdrm or Studio $600 mo. Completely Furnished Pursuant to the Ameri- of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 Byrne Justice Assistance Special Accommoda- Presented by Roger PLEDGE OF ALLE- cans with Disabilities p.m. tions Should Notify Mi- Baker • 2 Bdrm $700Weekly & Monthly Rates If you build, remodel or Grant Funding for Police GIANCE Act, Individuals Needing Persons with disabilities chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele 9. Ninigret Depot Subdi- All amenities included. Pet friendly. LDS standards, remove buildings you Department Equipment ROLL CALL Special Accommoda- needing accommoda- City Recorder, at vision Phase 1 - Final fenced yard, laundry and large public areas. can place your classi- Presented by Mayor Pat- AGENDA: 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 tions Should Notify Mi- tions to participate in 843-2110 prior to the Plat Presented by Jim fied ad in 45 of Utah's rick Dunlavy 1. Public Hearing: chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele these hearings should meeting. Bolser 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 newspapers for only - Resolution 2014-30 A a. Proposed salaries for City Recorder, at contact Christine Webb (Published in the Tran- 10. Resolution 2014-31 $163. for 25 words ($5. Resolution of the Tooele elective, statutory and 843-2110 prior to the (435.884.3411) at the script Bulletin June 17, A Resolution of the for each additional City Council Accepting appointed officers. meeting. TDD Phone Grantsville City Offices 2014) Tooele City Council Ap- word). You will reach for Further Consideration 2. Summary Action Tooele Gateway Apartments Number 843-2108 at least 24 hours in ad- proving a Contract with up to 340,000 house- the Annexation Petition Items. (Published in the Tran- vance of the hearings. DEADLINES FOR clas- Kilgore Contracting for holds and all you do is of Mathew Arbshay Et Al a. Approval of Minutes script Bulletin June 17, DATED this 13th day of sifieds ads are Monday the 2014 Roadway Im- call the Transcript Bul- Presented by Roger b. Approval of Bills 2 AND 3bdrm apartments behind 2014) June, 2014. and Wednesdays by provement Project, letin at 882-0050 for all Baker c. Personnel Matters Christine Webb 4:45 p.m. Schedule “A” Roto-mill Super Wal-Mart. Swimming pool, the details. (Mention - Restaurant Parking Re- 3. Consideration of Ordi- SELL YOUR computer Grantsville City quirements Presented and Asphalt Overlay nance 2014-11 amend- hot tub, exercise room, playground, UCAN Classified Net- Recorder Presented by Paul Han- work) in the classifieds. Call by Roger Baker ing Planning, Chapter 18 full clubhouse. 882-0050 or visit (Published in the Tran- - Regulation of Special sen of the Grantsville City SELLING YOUR www.tooeletranscript. script Bulletin June 17, Events Presented by 11. Resolution 2014-32 Code to update its Title, HOME? Advertise it in com 2014) Roger Baker A Resolution of the Chapter, and Section or- Tooele Gateway Apartments the classifieds. Call - Resolution 2014-34 A Tooele City Council Ap- ganization to bring into (435)843-4400 882-0050 or visit Resolution of the Tooele proving a Contract with uniformity with other pro- www.tooeletran City Council Granting an Intermountain Slurry visions of the Grantsville script.com Underground Powerline Seal for the 2014 Road- City Code. Easement to Pacificorp way Improvement Pro- 4. Consideration of ap- Presented by Roger ject, Schedule “B” Type proval of Resolution 5 Acre SpringBaker CanyonIII Slurry PresentedEstates by 2014-07 appointing Erik - Resolution 2014-31 A Paul Hansen Stromberg and Robbie Resolution of the Tooele 12. Resolution 2014-33 Palmer to the Planning Are you ready to Citybuild Council Approving your a dream HomeA Resolution on of the5 Commission.acres? For Sale Contract with Kilgore Tooele City Council Ap- 5. Consideration of ap- Contracting for the 2014 proving a Contract with pointment of Deputy Beauty in Rush Valley w/ 2nd Home & Land! Pine Canyon Road Roadway Improvement Lewis Young Robertson Grantsville City Re- Project, ScheduleCome “A” take a &look Burningham, Inc.at for a Springcorder. SECOND HOME: 117 119 Roto-mill and Asphalt Comprehensive Finan- 6. Consideration of ap- • 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath 101 Overlay Presented by cial Sustainability Plan proval for donation to the Paul Hansen CanyonPresented Estates. by Randy West Desert Fire Asso- • Rambler - Resolution 2014-32 A Sant ciation. • Great shape 118 Resolution of the Tooele 13. Minutes 7. Consideration of ap- • Options City Council Approving a June 4, 2014 proval to purchase two Contract 103with Intermoun- 15 14.beautiful Invoices Presented restrooms 5 acre for City parks. 102tain Slurry Seal for the104 by Michelle Pitt 8. Consideration of ap- 116 2014 Roadway Improve- 15. Adjourn to RDA proval to purchase front 2 Homes! ment Project, Schedule lotsMeeting with amazingend loader. 120 “B” Type III Slurry Pre- 16. PUBLIC HEARING & 9. Consideration of ap- sented by Paul Hansen MOTION on RDA Reso- proval of Burmester Wa- - Copper Canyon Subdi- 105 viewslution 2014 still - 03 A Reso- availableter Pipeline Project. 115 vision Phase 3 Public lution of the Redevelop- 10. Consideration of ap- 121 Improvements Exception ment Agency of Tooele proval of Resolution Request122 Presented by City,starting Utah, Adopting a at2014-06 ... appointing a di- Jim Bolser Budget for the Fiscal rector to the Library 114 127 - Tooele Highlands Es- Year 2014 - 2015 Pre- Board. tates Subdivision123 Public 106 sented by Randy Sant 11. Consideration of Or- Improvements Exception 17 . Adjourn dinance 2014-12 estab- Droubay Road $ Request Presented by Michelle Y. Pitt lishing the compensation Jim Bolser Tooele City Recorder/ of the elective, statutory 126 - Ninigret Depot Subdivi- 99,000RDA Secretary and appointed officers of 125 MAIN HOME: 112 sion Phase 1124 - Final Plat Pursuant to the Ameri- Grantsville City for the 113 Presented by Jim Bolser 107 cans with Disabilities 2014-2015 fiscal year. 5 Bdrms • 4 Baths • Quality • Comfort! - Resolution 2014-32 A UseAct, your Individuals Needingown12. builder Consideration of Resolution of the Tooele Special Accommoda- Resolution 2014-04 City Council Approving a tions Should Notify Mi- adopting the 2014-2015 Contract with Lewis chelleor Y.one Pitt, Tooele of ours.fiscal year budget and 302 NORTH 100 EAST • TOOELE 111 110 Young Robertson & City Recorder, at setting the tax levy. Burningham,109 Inc. for a108 843-2110 prior to the 13. Consideration of Comprehensive Finan- meeting. TDD Phone Resolution 2014-05 cial Sustainability Plan Number 843-2108 amending the 2013-2014 Presented by Randy (Published in the Tran- fiscal year budget. Sant script Bulletin June 17, 14. Consideration of 4. Council Reports 2014) Resolution 2014-08 ap- 5. Close Meeting to Dis- pointing Wade Sandberg cuss: to the Board of Adjust- - Pending Litigation ments. - Property Acquisition 15. Matters for review. $ 6. Adjourn 16. Mayor and Council 119,000 Michelle Y. Pitt Reports. Tooele City Recorder/ 17. Adjourn. • Fully Fenced RDA Secretary Christine Webb Pursuant to the Ameri- City Recorder • Detached Garage cans with Disabilities In compliance with the w/ Storage Act, Individuals Needing Americans with Disability • Central AC Unit Special Accommoda- Act, Grantsville City will tions Should Notify Mi- accommodate reason- • Newer Furnace chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele able requests to assist City Recorder, at persons with disabilities 843-2110 prior to the to participate in meet- meeting. ings. Requests for assis- (Published in the Tran- tance may be made by script Bulletin June 17, calling City Hall (435) 2014) 884-3411 at least 3 days in advance of a meeting. Call Laramie Dunn (Published in the Tran- For any of your script Bulletin June 17, Call LaramieTooele County’sDunn for Real ALL Estate Specialist 2014) real estate needs, call your Real Estate needs Shane Bergen 435-224-4000 435-840-0344 HotHomesTooele.com INVITATION TO BID Tooele City 90 North Main Tooele City, Utah! 84074 Notice is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICE that Tooele City Corpo- The Grantsville City ration (OWNER) will ac- Council will hold its regu- cept bids for construction lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. of the 2014 Waterline on Wednesday, June 18, Replacement Project, 2014 at 429 East Main according to Drawings Street, Grantsville, UT and Specifications pre- 84029. The agenda is as pared by Paul Hansen follows: Associates, and de- CALL TO ORDER AND scribed in general as: PLEDGE OF ALLE- Work of this Construc- GIANCE tion Contract comprises ROLL CALL the construction of ap- AGENDA: proximately 10,000 lin- 1. Public Hearing: ear feet of 8" diameter a. Proposed salaries for waterline, along with the elective, statutory and replacement of existing appointed officers. water service laterals, 2. Summary Action hydrants, installation of a Items. new 12" PRV Vault, and a. Approval of Minutes related appurtenances. b. Approval of Bills Separate sealed bids will c. Personnel Matters be received by the 3. Consideration of Ordi- OWNER in Room 227, nance 2014-11 amend- of the Tooele City Mu- ing Planning, Chapter 18 nicipal Offices located at of the Grantsville City 90 North Main, Tooele, Code to update its Title, Utah! 84074! until 11:30 Chapter, and Section or- a.m. on Wednesday July ganization to bring into 2, 2014, and then at said uniformity with other pro- office publicly opened visions of the Grantsville and read aloud. City Code. CONTRACT DOCU- 4. Consideration of ap- MENTS (issued in digital proval of Resolution format only) may be ob- 2014-07 appointing Erik tained on or after June Stromberg and Robbie PUBLIC NOTICE 13, 2014, in Room 108 Palmer to the Planning Stansbury Park, Lake- of the Tooele City Mu- Commission. side Drive, Recon- nicipal Offices upon pay- 5. Consideration of ap- struction Project for ment of a non-refund- pointment of Deputy Tooele County Road able payment of $25.00 Grantsville City Re- Department for each set.! Checks corder. Sealed proposals for the should be made payable 6. Consideration of ap- Stansbury Park, Lake- to TOOELE CITY COR- proval for donation to the side Drive, Reconstruc- PORATION. West Desert Fire Asso- tion Project for the INVITATION TO BID Bid security in the ciation. Tooele County Road De- Tooele City amount of 5% of the 7. Consideration of ap- partment will be received 90 North Main base bid will be required NOTICE proval to purchase two by Ensign Engineering & INVITATION TO BID Tooele City, Utah! 84074 to accompany bids. An emergency hazard- restrooms for City parks. Land Surveying, Inc. at OWNER: The Tooele Notice is hereby given Prospective BIDDERS ous waste treatment per- PUBLIC NOTICE 8. Consideration of ap- 169 North Main Street, County School District that Tooele City Corpo- are encouraged to at- mit (UT-014-2014) has The Grantsville City proval to purchase front Unit #1, Tooele, Utah Board of Education ration (OWNER) will ac- tend a pre-bid confer- been issued to the Council will hold its regu- end loader. 84074. The public bid PROJECT: Custodial cept bids for construction ence which will be held United States Air Force, lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. 9. Consideration of ap- opening will be Wednes- Cleaning Chemicals of the 2014 Waterline in Room 224, of the Utah Test and Training on Wednesday, June 18, proval of Burmester Wa- day, June 25, 2014 at and Dispensers Replacement Project, Tooele City Municipal Range (UTTR) located in 2014 at 429 East Main ter Pipeline Project. 10:00 AM local Mountain District Wide Bulk Pur- according to Drawings Offices at 1:30 p.m. on Box Elder and Tooele Street, Grantsville, UT 10. Consideration of ap- Daylight Savings Time. chase and Specifications pre- June 25, 2014. The ob- Counties, Utah.!!The 84029. The agenda is as proval of Resolution The project consists of BID OPENING: pared by Paul Hansen ject of the conference is permit allows the Air follows: 2014-06 appointing a di- the complete reconstruc- 2:00 PM Thursday Associates, and de- to acquaint BIDDERs Force to treat in place by CALL TO ORDER AND rector to the Library tion of Lakeside Drive June 26, 2014 scribed in general as: with the site conditions, detonation, ordnance PLEDGE OF ALLE- Board. from the intersection ad- Tooele County School Work of this Construc- specifications, and to an- found at the North and GIANCE 11. Consideration of Or- jacent to lot #67 on the District tion Contract comprises swer any questions South Ranges during ROLL CALL dinance 2014-12 estab- Easterly end to the inter- District Office 92 South the construction of ap- which BIDDERs may range clearance activi- NOTICE AGENDA: lishing the compensation section adjacent to lot Lodestone Way proximately 10,000 lin- have concerning the pro- ties, during investigative An emergency hazard- 1. Public Hearing: of the elective, statutory #38 on the Westerly end. Tooele, Utah 84074 ear feet of 8" diameter ject. activities at Formerly ous waste permit a. Proposed salaries for and appointed officers of In addition is the spot re- Project documents will waterline, along with the All communication rela- Used Defense Sites (#UT-016-2014) has elective, statutory and Grantsville City for the placement of some ar- be available by email to replacement of existing tive to the Project shall (FUDS) and during cor- been issued to the appointed officers. 2014-2015 fiscal year. eas of failed asphalt cdobson@tooeleschools water service laterals, be directed to the Engi- rective action or military United States Army, 2. Summary Action 12. Consideration of pavement in the .org or swest@tooe- hydrants, installation of a neer prior to the opening munitions response pro- Tooele Army Depot lo- Items. Resolution 2014-04 cul-de-sacs as shown on leschools.org. Sealed new 12" PRV Vault, and of bids at: gram activities.!!The Air cated in Tooele County, a. Approval of Minutes adopting the 2014-2015 the plans and painted for bids will be received by related appurtenances. TOOELE CITY CORPO- Force requested the per- U t a h . !! T h e p e r m i t b. Approval of Bills fiscal year budget and removal on the existing the Board of Education Separate sealed bids will RATION mit because it has deter- authorizes the Tooele TUESDAYc. Personnel MattersJune 17, 2014setting the tax levy. asphalt. There are ap- at the time stated above. be received by the 90 North Main mined that detonation of Army Depot (TEAD) to 3. Consideration of Ordi- 13. Consideration of proximately TOOELE 37, 000 Bids TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN received after the OWNER in Room 227, Tooele, Utah 84074 munitions where they store 264 propellantB9 nance 2014-11 amend- Resolution 2014-05 square feet of roadway bid receipt time stated of the Tooele City Mu- Telephone: (435) are found is more pro- charges in six burn pans ing Planning, Chapter 18 amending the 2013-2014 reconstruction and 140 will not accepted. The nicipal Offices located at 843-2130 tective of human health with a total net explo- ofPublic the Grantsville Notices City fiscalPublic year budget. Notices Public Notices feetPublic of curb Noticesand gutter to ownerPublic reserves Notices the right 90Public North Main, Notices Tooele, PaulPublic Hansen Notices P.E., City andPublic the environmentNotices sivesPublic weight Notices of 5,940 CodeMeetings to update its Title, 14. Meetings Consideration of Miscellaneous beMiscellaneous removed and re- toMiscellaneous reject any and all bids, UtahMiscellaneous! 84074! until 11:30 EngineerMiscellaneous thanMiscellaneous transporting the po- poundsMiscellaneous at TEAD"s Open Chapter, and Section or- Resolution 2014-08 ap- placed. or to waive any irregu- a.m. on Wednesday July email: paulh@tooelecity. tentially unstable muni- Burning/ Open Detona- ganization to bring into pointing Wade Sandberg Deadline for public no- Proposal forms, plans, larities or informalities in 2, 2014, and then at said org tions back to the Ther- tion facility.!!The emer- uniformity with other pro- to the Board of Adjust- tices is 4 p.m. the day and specifications are any bid or in the bidding. office publicly opened The OWNER reserves mal Treatment Unit at gency permit for storage visions of the Grantsville ments. prior to publication. available for review by All bids are subject to fi- and read aloud. the right to reject any or the UTTR.!!This permit is was necessary because City Code. 15. Matters for review. Public notices submit- prospective bidders in nal approval of the CONTRACT DOCU- all bids; or to accept or in effect from!June 7, the weather conditions 4. Consideration of ap- 16. Mayor and Council ted past the deadline the office of Ensign Engi- Board of Education at its MENTS (issued in digital reject the whole or any 2014!through!September were no longer within the proval of Resolution Reports. will not be accepted. neering & Land Survey- regular schedule board format only) may be ob- part of any bid; to award 4, 2014. permitted limits after the 2014-07 appointing Erik 17. Adjourn. UPAXLP ing, Inc. at 169 North meeting. All questions tained on or after June schedules separately or Copies of the permit are items had been prepared Stromberg and Robbie Christine Webb Main Street, Unit #1, concerning the bid shall 13, 2014, in Room 108 together to contractors, available for public in- for treatment, which pre- Palmer to the Planning City Recorder PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele, Utah 84074. be directed to Cory Dob- of the Tooele City Mu- or to waive any informal- spection during normal vented TEAD from per- Commission. In compliance with the Stansbury Park, Lake- Specifications, proposal son Custodial Services nicipal Offices upon pay- ity or technicality in any business hours at the Di- forming treatment. 5. Consideration of ap- Americans with Disability side Drive, Recon- forms, and plans may be Supervisor for Tooele ment of a non-refund- bid in the best interest of vision of Solid and Haz- This permit was effective pointment of Deputy Act, Grantsville City will struction Project for purchased at the above County School District at able payment of $25.00 the City.! Only bids giv- ardous Waste on the June 3, 2014 and ex- Grantsville City Re- accommodate reason- Tooele County Road location upon application 435-833-1900. for each set.! Checks ing a firm quotation prop- 2nd floor of the pires June 13, 2014. corder. able requests to assist Department and payment of a (Published in the Tran- should be made payable erly signed will be ac- Multi-Agency State Of- Copies of the permit are 6. Consideration of ap- persons with disabilities Sealed proposals for the non-refundable fee of script Bulletin June 17 & to TOOELE CITY COR- cepted. fice Building, 195 North available for public in- proval for donation to the to participate in meet- Stansbury Park, Lake- $50.00. 19, 2014) PORATION. (Published in the Tran- 1950 West, Salt Lake spection during normal West Desert Fire Asso- ings. Requests for assis- side Drive, Reconstruc- (Published in the Tran- Bid security in the script Bulletin June 17 & City.!!For further infor- business hours at the Di- ciation. tance may be made by tion Project for the script Bulletin June 12, INVITATION TO BID amount of 5% of the 24, 2014) mation, please call Bron- vision of Solid and Haz- Tooele County Road De- Tooele City 7. Consideration of ap- calling City Hall (435) 17, 19 & 24, 2014) base bid will be required NOTICE son Hawley at (801) ardous Waste, located proval to purchase two 884-3411 at least 3 days partment will be received 90 North Main to accompany bids. 536-0247.!! In compli- on the 2nd floor of the restrooms for City parks. in advance of a meeting. by Ensign Engineering & INVITATION TO BID Tooele City, Utah! 84074 Prospective BIDDERS An emergency hazard- ance with the Americans Multi Agency State Of- 8. Consideration of ap- (Published in the Tran- Land Surveying, Inc. at OWNER: The Tooele Notice is hereby given are encouraged to at- ous waste treatment per- with Disabilities Act, indi- fice Building, 195 North proval to purchase front script Bulletin June 17, 169 North Main Street, County School District that Tooele City Corpo- tend a pre-bid confer- mit (UT-014-2014) has viduals with special 1950 West, Salt Lake end loader. 2014) Unit #1, Tooele, Utah Board of Education ration (OWNER) will ac- ence which will be held been issued to the needs (Including auxil- City, Utah.!!For further 9. Consideration of ap- 84074. The public bid PROJECT: Custodial cept bids for construction in Room 224, of the United States Air Force, iary communicative Aids information, please con- proval of Burmester Wa- opening will be Wednes- Cleaning Chemicals of the 2014 Waterline Tooele City Municipal Utah Test and Training and services) should call tact Tom Ball at (801) ter Pipeline Project. Public Notices day, June 25, 2014 at and Dispensers Replacement Project, Offices at 1:30 p.m. on Range (UTTR) located in Dana Powers, Office of 536-0251.!! In compli- 10. Consideration of ap- Trustees 10:00 AM local Mountain District Wide Bulk Pur- according to Drawings June 25, 2014. The ob- Box Elder and Tooele Human Resources at ance with the Americans proval of Resolution Daylight Savings Time. chase and Specifications pre- ject of the conference is Counties, Utah.!!The (801) 536-4410 TDD with Disabilities Act, indi- 2014-06 appointing a di- Deadline for public no- The project consists of BID OPENING: pared by Paul Hansen to acquaint BIDDERs permit allows the Air (801) 536-4414. viduals with special rector to the Library tices is 4 p.m. the day the complete reconstruc- 2:00 PM Thursday Associates, and de- with the site conditions, Force to treat in place by (Published in the Tran- needs (including auxil- Board. prior to publication. tion of Lakeside Drive June 26, 2014 scribed in general as: specifications, and to an- detonation, ordnance script Bulletin June 17, iary communicative Aids 11. Consideration of Or- Public notices submit- from the intersection ad- Tooele County School Work of this Construc- swer any questions found at the North and 2014) and services) should ted past the deadline jacent to lot #67 on the District tion Contract comprises South Ranges during dinance 2014-12 estab- which BIDDERs may NOTICE contact Dana Powers, lishing the compensation will not be accepted. Easterly end to the inter- District Office 92 South the construction of ap- have concerning the pro- range clearance activi- Office of Human Re- of the elective, statutory UPAXLP section adjacent to lot Lodestone Way proximately 10,000 lin- ject. ties, during investigative An emergency hazard- sources, at (801) and appointed officers of #38 on the Westerly end. Tooele, Utah 84074 ear feet of 8" diameter All communication rela- activities at Formerly ous waste permit 536-4412 TDD (801) Grantsville City for the In addition is the spot re- Project documents will waterline, along with the tive to the Project shall Used Defense Sites (#UT-016-2014) has 536-4414. 2014-2015 fiscal year. Public Notices placement of some ar- be available by email to replacement of existing be directed to the Engi- (FUDS) and during cor- been issued to the (Published in the Tran- 12. Consideration of Water User eas of failed asphalt cdobson@tooeleschools water service laterals, neer prior to the opening rective action or military United States Army, script Bulletin June 17, Resolution 2014-04 pavement in the .org or swest@tooe- hydrants, installation of a of bids at: munitions response pro- Tooele Army Depot lo- 2014) adopting the 2014-2015 Deadline for public no- cul-de-sacs as shown on leschools.org. Sealed new 12" PRV Vault, and TOOELE CITY CORPO- gram activities.!!The Air cated in Tooele County, fiscal year budget and tices is 4 p.m. the day the plans and painted for bids will be received by related appurtenances. RATION Force requested the per- U t a h . !! T h e p e r m i t WANT TO get the latest setting the tax levy. prior to publication. removal on the existing the Board of Education Separate sealed bids will 90 North Main mit because it has deter- authorizes the Tooele local news? Subscribe 13. Consideration of Public notices submit- asphalt. There are ap- at the time stated above. be received by the Tooele, Utah 84074 mined that detonation of Army Depot (TEAD) to to the Transcript Bulle- Resolution 2014-05 ted past the deadline proximately 37, 000 Bids received after the OWNER in Room 227, T elephone: (435) munitions where they store 264 propellant tin. amending the 2013-2014 will not be accepted. square feet of roadway bid receipt time stated of the Tooele City Mu- 843-2130 are found is more pro- charges in six burn pans fiscal year budget. UPAXLP reconstruction and 140 will not accepted. The nicipal Offices located at Paul Hansen P.E., City tective of human health with a total net explo- DEADLINES FOR clas- 14. Consideration of feet of curb and gutter to owner reserves the right 90 North Main, Tooele, Engineer and the environment sives weight of 5,940 sifieds ads are Monday Resolution 2014-08 ap- BECOME A SUB- be removed and re- to reject any and all bids, Utah! 84074! until 11:30 email: paulh@tooelecity. than transporting the po- pounds at TEAD"s Open and Wednesdays by pointing Wade Sandberg SCRIBER. 882-0050 placed. or to waive any irregu- a.m. on Wednesday July org tentially unstable muni- Burning/ Open Detona- 4:45 p.m. to the Board of Adjust- Proposal forms, plans, larities or informalities in 2, 2014, and then at said The OWNER reserves tions back to the Ther- tion facility.!!The emer- ments. and specifications are any bid or in the bidding. office publicly opened the right to reject any or mal Treatment Unit at gency permit for storage 15. Matters for review. available for review by All bids are subject to fi- and read aloud. all bids; or to accept or the UTTR.!!This permit is was necessary because 16. Mayor and Council prospective bidders in nal approval of the CONTRACT DOCU- reject the whole or any in effect from!June 7, the weather conditions Reports. the office of Ensign Engi- Board of Education at its MENTS (issued in digital part of any bid; to award 2014!through!September were no longer within the 17. Adjourn. neering & Land Survey- regular schedule board format only) may be ob- schedules separately or 4, 2014. permitted limits after the Christine Webb ing, Inc. at 169 North meeting. All questions tained on or after June together to contractors, Copies of the permit are items had been prepared City Recorder Main Street, Unit #1, concerning the bid shall 13, 2014, in Room 108 or to waive any informal- available for public in- for treatment, which pre- In compliance with the Tooele, Utah 84074. be directed to Cory Dob- of the Tooele City Mu- ity or technicality in any spection during normal vented TEAD from per- Americans with Disability Specifications, proposal son Custodial Services nicipal Offices upon pay- bid in the best interest of business hours at the Di- forming treatment. Act, Grantsville City will forms, and plans may be Supervisor for Tooele ment of a non-refund- the City.! Only bids giv- vision of Solid and Haz- This permit was effective accommodate reason- purchased at the above County School District at able payment of $25.00 ing a firm quotation prop- ardous Waste on the June 3, 2014 and ex- able requests to assist location upon application 435-833-1900. for each set.! Checks erly signed will be ac- 2nd floor of the pires June 13, 2014. persons with disabilities and payment of a (Published in the Tran- should be made payable cepted. Multi-Agency State Of- Copies of the permit are to participate in meet- non-refundable fee of script Bulletin June 17 & to TOOELE CITY COR- (Published in the Tran- fice Building, 195 North available for public in- ings. Requests for assis- $50.00. 19, 2014) PORATION. script Bulletin June 17 & 1950 West, Salt Lake spection during normal tance may be made by (Published in the Tran- Bid security in the 24, 2014) City.!!For further infor- business hours at the Di- calling City Hall (435) script Bulletin June 12, amount of 5% of the mation, please call Bron- vision of Solid and Haz- 884-3411 at least 3 days 17, 19 & 24, 2014) base bid will be required son Hawley at (801) ardous Waste, located in advance of a meeting. to accompany bids. 536-0247.!! In compli- on the 2nd floor of the (Published in the Tran- Prospective BIDDERS ance with the Americans Multi Agency State Of- script Bulletin June 17, are encouraged to at- with Disabilities Act, indi- fice Building, 195 North 2014) tend a pre-bid confer- viduals with special 1950 West, Salt Lake ence which will be held needs (Including auxil- City, Utah.!!For further in Room 224, of the iary communicative Aids information, please con- Tooele City Municipal and services) should call tact Tom Ball at (801) Offices at 1:30 p.m. on Dana Powers, Office of 536-0251.!! In compli- June 25, 2014. 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Jennie and Bailey Worsencroft (above) test the water at the solar- heated swimming pond at the Worsencroft residence stop on the Tooele County Master Gardners Garden Tour on Saturday. The tour featured dozens of landscaping examples and highlighted topics ranging from grass and fences to lawn ornaments and flow- ers, such as the blanket flowers shown in the photo to the right. Nancy Burr (below) smells the roses in the rose garden at the Worsencroft residence stop.

The Brockmeir residence stop on the Tooele County Master Gardners Garden Tour Saturday featured whimsical yard art (right) and beautiful flower beds. Brady Nelson (below, pictured left) speaks with Nate Wiley about fences, wood and stains at the Nelson residence stop.