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Tooele man specializes in concrete artwork See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY June 13, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 124 No. 4 $1.00 Will tourism pump more cash into economy? Tourism study shows county is loaded with tourism potential, but commissioner doesn’t expect it to create big revenue for economy Editor’s note: This is the fifth role in Tooele County’s future, will flock to Tooele County economic recruitment.” “We wanted to find the low motels and hotels. and last installment of a multi- tourism won’t be a driving like they do to Utah’s National One of the reasons for hiring hanging fruit,” he said. “What State law that authorizes part series about a consultant’s force of that future’s economy, Parks. a tourism consultant was to let are we already doing that we counties to levy the tourism research findings on tourism in according to Tooele County “However, we can increase experts of the tourism industry can improve?” taxes requires that the funds Tooele County. Commissioner Shawn Milne. the economic impact of tour- collect metrics and identify The county’s tourism tax collected be spent on tourism Following the collection ism in the county,” Milne said. where Tooele County can best fund receives revenue from a promotion, including facilities TIM GILLIE of data about the county’s “And tourism can contribute to place its tourism dollars for 1.0 percent tax on food pur- for conventions, museums, STAFF WRITER potential for tourism, Milne quality-of-life issues that play the most impact, according to chased in restaurants and a While tourism will play a said he doesn’t expect tourists a role in the bigger picture of Milne. 3.5 percent tax on lodging in SEE TOURISM PAGE A7 ➤

Wild wind causes crashes, closures on I-80 Monday

STEVE HOWE also reported sending crews to STAFF WRITER four separate semitrailer roll- A series of accidents on overs Monday. Interstate 80 due to high winds All lanes were closed on briefly shut down the freeway I-80 at 10:50 a.m. between in Tooele County on Monday. mileposts 1 and 88 due to the A total of five commercial multiple crashes, according to vehicles, including semitrail- UDOT. A single lane in each ers and one recreation vehicle, direction was opened about 20 were involved in accidents on minutes later. I-80 due to wind gusts, accord- Around 11 a.m., UDOT ing to Utah Highway Patrol issued a restriction on high Lt. Shaun Judd. One person profile vehicles and semitrail- involved in the accidents ers between mileposts 70 and Monday was transported to 82 on I-80; the restriction was an area hospital with not life- lifted by 1:25 p.m. threatening injuries. Judd said reports of acci- A majority of the accidents dents began to come in occurred between mileposts between 9 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. 72 and 82 in the West Desert, but no additional crashes due near the Dugway and Skull to wind were reported after the Valley exits. Between 10:04 high-profile vehicle restriction a.m. and 10:35 p.m., UDOT was put in place. reported four crashes on that The National Weather stretch of I-80. North Tooele Fire District SEE WIND PAGE A9 ➤ GARDEN TOUR 2017 High winds and hot temps rev up wildfire season

MARK WATSON normal fire activity until the STAFF WRITER end of June. However, at that Wildfire season has started point, given the expected ahead of schedule due to greater-than-normal grass recent hot and windy weather, crop, fire potential could according to firefighting offi- increase dramatically,” the fire cials. center reported. “On Sunday we had a wind- “Higher elevations across driven fire run six miles in 40 northern Utah remain quite minutes out at Dugway Proving moist and snow covered in Ground,” said Tooele County some areas. Greenup is occur- SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE Fire Warden Dan Walton. ring later than normalUV due INDEX to The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY“Due to MONDAYthe high water TUESDAYthe lower than normal melting Wednesday 5:58 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Thursday 5:58 a.m. 9:01 p.m. year, we had an above-average rates,” the fire center contin- Friday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. green-up period. The repeated ued. “Look for a late start to Saturday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Sunday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. hot and windy weather has the fire season in higher eleva- Mike and Liz Babcock (top) walk through an Monday 5:58 a.m. 9:03 p.m. dried those fuels out at an tions, which Wcould Th lead F to Saa Su M Tu Tuesday 5:59 a.m. 9:03 p.m. alarming rate,” Walton said. compressedThe season higher the ending AccuWeather.com in UV Index™ arbor at the Chavez residence during the 2017 The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:03 a.m. 10:39 a.m. “We have been experiencing September.”protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Tooele County Master Gardener’s Garden Tour Thursday 12:39 a.m. 11:38 a.m. beyond normal fire behavior A tweet fromVery High; Utah 11+ Extreme Fire Info on Saturday. Eight-year-old Caden Latford Friday 1:13 a.m. 12:40 p.m. recently.” indicated that 45 human- Saturday 1:45 a.m. 1:44 p.m. ALMANAC (above) brought his puppy Charlie to the Sunday 2:17 a.m. 2:49 p.m. The National Interagency caused wildfiresStatistics forwere the week reported ending June 12. Partly sunny, pleasant Partly sunny and very Very warm with clouds Partly sunny and not Monday 2:51 a.m. 3:58 p.m. Mostly sunny and nice Mostly sunny Partly sunny andFire hot Center predicted that the in the state Temperaturesfrom June 9-11. Summer Blast held at Benson Gristmill on Friday Tuesday 3:27 a.m. 5:08 p.m. and warmer warm and sun as hot wildfire season in Utah would Four major High/Lowfires burned past week in 93/49 night. The sun shines on a rose (above right) in Last New First Full hit hard about July 1, accord- Northern Utah,Normal two high/low in Centralpast week 80/55 78 57 88 59 83 61 87 60 95 63 92 69 95 66 Average temp past week 70.2 a garden while Courtney Crawford (above far ing to its outlook for June Utah and twoNormal in Southernaverage temp past week 67.7 right) watches fish in a pond. Chelsea Bodell TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERthrough September. Utah. Daily Temperatures High Low June 17 June 23 June 30 July 8 Shown is Wednesday’s “Early indications are that On Monday, utahfireinfo. (right) admires the turtle painted on her face Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and greenness and later curing in during the Summer Blast. Tour patrons visited AccuWeather, Inc. ©2017 SEE WILDFIRE PAGE A12 ➤ Wednesday night’s lows. the finer fuels will maintain up to 11 gardens in Tooele Valley. UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B4 Grouse 75/45 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 79/57 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS B5 73/47 80/56 80/57 77/59 Ogden Stansbury Park LaForge Company Autotech moves to HOMETOWN A10 74/53 Erda 78/59 OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 78/58 Pine Canyon presents ‘The Little new location Salt Lake City 83/48 79/59 63/52 0.00 0.35 0.00 0.65 12.64 10.95 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 79/59 Bauer Mermaid’ See A3 78/57 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 77/57 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 78/57 See A3 83/48 79/51 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 78/57 81/50 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 81/51 78/54 Ophir Moderate on A9 73/53 Low Delta Manti Absent 82/54 81/51 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 93/57 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 80/55 83/50 Moab 77/53 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 91/58 Beaver 91/55 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 82/47 Ibapah 79/51 24-hour 81/50 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.01 -0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 86/48 84/48 at Grantsville 1.74 -0.01 95/64 Kanab 89/51 Eureka 70/50 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.16 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017 Some say 3-member county commission not big enough Government study committee holds round two of public input meeting at county health department

TIM GILLIE he favors a five-member coun- sion with a hired manager for STAFF WRITER cil with a hired manager. no more than what the county Maybe Tooele County “The three member com- is currently paying for the needs more commissioners. mission worked until about three-member county com- That’s one of the mes- 1970, back when the county mission if the five part-time sages the Tooele County didn’t have a lot to do,” commissioners are not pro- Government Study Committee Roberts said. “I favor a change vided with health insurance heard from a handful of in government.” benefits and the salary was residents who showed up Roberts suggested a five- set similar to other part-time FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO to Thursday’s public input member council with a hired elected officials in the valley. Swimmers and sunbathers make use of the grass and dock at Stansbury Lake. Some people are concerned about meeting at the Tooele County county executive. The ballot proposition to contracting meningitis from swimming in the lake. Health Department. “Five is the right size, get create the county government “Our commissioners are any larger than that and you study committee passed in the not able to do everything have problems,” he said. Nov. 2016 election with 65 Cases of meningitis not linked that needs to be done when Along with the three, five, percent of the vote. it needs to be done,” said Ray or seven member commission The study committee must Dixon, Tooele City resident. forms of county government, issue a written report on or to Stansbury Lake, officials say “We need more commission- the state Legislature has also before February 2018 with a ers to cut their jobs down.” approved two forms of county recommendation on whether One of the alternatives to government that separate the or not the county’s current MARK WATSON by many different types of people come to the emergency the current three-member legislative and executive gov- three-member commission STAFF WRITER viruses.” room, and we are able to do a commission form of county ernment authority with either form of government should be Local health officials were The Tooele County Health test to determine if they have government is an expanded an elected executive or an retained or changed to a dif- quick to dispel Monday that Department also responded meningitis.” county commission with five appointed manager. ferent form. people have contracted men- to the rumor spread on social The doctor said bacterial to seven commissioners. Under the county execu- The public can send ingitis after swimming in media. meningitis is more severe than Under the expanded com- tive-council and council-man- email comments to the Stansbury Lake. “What the health depart- viral meningitis. The U.S. mission form of government, ager forms of government, study committee at Rumors on social media over ment knows, as of today Center for Disease Control and the commissioners retain the council serves as the studycommittee@tooeleco. the weekend claimed that sev- (Monday), is that there has Prevention’s website said both both legislative and executive legislative authority, with the org, according to Richard eral cases of meningitis were been no pattern of a single types can be deadly, but those power. executive function performed Mitchell, study committee due to swimming in the lake. organism causing meningitis- with viral meningitis usually The group at Thursday’s by either a county manager or chairman. “That is not the case. There like symptoms in individuals or recover in 7-10 days without meeting discussed the pos- executive. The study committee meets is no indication or proof of groups,” said Amy Bate, public specific treatment. sibility of adding commis- The county council on Thursday evenings at 7 that,” said Becky Trigg, spokes- information officer for the Antinori said the symp- sioners, but reducing the appoints a county manager, p.m. at the Tooele County woman for Mountain West health department. toms for viral and bacterial workload and pay to part-time while a county executive is an Health Department. Medical Center. “If there are any reportable meningitis are similar, and status. Also mentioned was elected position. The study committee “We have had four cases diseases in an individual or include onset of fever, head- electing the commissioners by Kami Perkins, Tooele City expects to announce addi- of viral meningitis during group, the health department ache and stiff neck. There are districts instead of at-large. Human Resources director, tional public input meetings the past month,” Trigg said. follows, tracks and will make often other symptoms, such as “I don’t feel represented at who said she was speaking for for the Stockton, Rush Valley, “There was an assumption known to the public any risk of nausea, vomiting, increased all,” said Erda resident Gerald herself as a county resident Vernon, Erda and Stansbury by two people who both had a particular location or activ- sensitivity to light and altered Larrivee. and not for Tooele City, said Park areas. it, and knew each other, and ity. There have been far fewer mental state. Charlie Roberts, former her research indicates the [email protected] had both swum in the lake, cases (of meningitis) than “The Tooele County Health Tooele City mayor who now county could change to a part- that they got it from the lake. have been reported on social Department and Mountain lives in Stansbury Park, said time, five-member commis- Cultures confirmed these cases media,” she added. West Medical Center work were not bacterial meningitis. “Four cases in a month is closely to track all cases of Viral meningitis can be caused an increase for our county, but reportable disease,” Bate said. that is not only here in Tooele. “Both organizations work with That increase is being seen the Utah Department of Health CORRECTION statewide,” Bate said. and the Utah State Public Dr. Jim Antinori, an emer- Health Laboratories to deter- In last Thursday’s front- gency room doctor at MWMC, mine if diseases are present in page story, “Former football said that four cases of menin- an individual or group.” coach pleads not guilty to gitis detected in patients at the Bate said someone may be felony charges,” the victim hospital seems high. diagnosed with meningitis, but was incorrectly identified as “The number of cases var- it is not reported to the health having sex with the suspect. ies by the time of year, usually department until lab results In the probable cause state- there are more cases in the show that there is some type ment, the victim told police winter,” Antinori said. of association and risk to the she was sexually assaulted. “It is rare to contact it public. The Transcript Bulletin through swimming in a lake,” “The health department apologizes for the error. Antinori said. “Someone who does not test lake water unless had the virus would have to there is something confirmed shed the virus from the bowels (multiple tests showing the or digestive tract. And that same organism) and at that TOOELE TRANSCRIPT would have to get into some- point the health department BULLETIN one’s mouth. Stansbury Lake would work with the state to is a pretty large structure, the do testing,” Bate said. ADMINISTRATION water is extremely diluted.” [email protected] Scott C. Dunn Publisher He added, “Oftentimes, Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO OFFICE A semitrailer crashed into a utility pole on Tooele City’s Main Street on Thursday afternoon. The crash downed Bruce Dunn Controller power lines and started a fire under the trailer. Rocky Mountain Power crews arrived on scene to shut off power Chris Evans Office Manager to the power lines, which could still be heard humming as the fire grew. Vicki Higgins Customer Service Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager Pair arrested on drug EDITORIAL Semitrailer crash sparks fire David Bern Editor Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor charges after making Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor on Tooele City’s Main Street Tim Gillie Staff Writer improper turn STEVE HOWE the transformer melted though the investigation into Steve Howe Staff Writer STAFF WRITER through the compartment the crash is ongoing. Mark Watson Staff Writer STEVE HOWE juana, the statement said. He A semitrailer crashed into on the first trailer and fire When the power was cut ADVERTISING STAFF WRITER spoke with Chen to determine a utility pole on Tooele City’s was sparked by the downed following the accident, the Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager A man and woman are fac- the direction of travel before Main Street on Thursday transmission lines near the traffic signal at 1280 North Keith Bird Advertising Sales ing felony drug charges after a searching the vehicle. afternoon, downing power tires of the truck. As the briefly malfunctioned, accord- Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager traffic stop on state Route 36 Inside the Audi, the trooper lines and sparking a fire under intensity of the fire and smoke ing to Kalma. The roadway last Tuesday. found $40,000 in cash and a the trailer. increased, nearby businesses was closed between 600 North LAYOUT & DESIGN Li Hui Chen, 48, and Ha firearm belonging to Phung, The semi was pulling a Victor’s Tires and Steadman’s and 1000 North in both direc- John Hamilton Creative Director Phung, 44, are both charged according to the statement. double trailer and heading Recreation were evacuated as tions until about 3:30 p.m., Liz Arellano Graphic Artist with second-degree felony The car also contained heat northbound on Main Street a precaution. when only a single north- PRODUCTION clandestine laboratory pre- lamps, heat venting, a humidi- around 2 p.m. in the area of Tooele City Fire bound lane remained closed. Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager cursors and equipment and fier, scissors, twine, seed pods 850 North when the driver Department crews battled Emergency responders were Darwin Cook Web Press Manager third-degree felony know- and $800 of fertilizer that experienced a medical emer- the blaze, which put up thick especially worried about the Dan Coats Pre-press Technician ingly producing, dispensing would be used in growing gency and went off the right plumes of black smoke and fire due to nearby dry grass Scott Spence Insert Technician or manufacturing a controlled marijuana. side of the road, colliding with Rocky Mountain Power crews in the field north of Denny’s

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: substance. Phung is also There were also two mari- the utility pole, according to arrived on scene to shut off Restaurant, Kalma said. $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered charged with third-degree juana plants found inside the Tooele City Police Sgt. Tanya power to the power lines, The Utah Highway Patrol by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, felony possession of a firearm vehicle, the probable cause Kalma. which could still be heard and Tooele County Sheriff’s Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele by a restricted person. statement said. Phung and The pole fell onto the cab humming as the fire grew. Office responded to the acci- County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the The community of residence Chen were interviewed by the of the truck, with the trans- Kalma said the driver was dent, in addition to Tooele United States. for Chen and Phung is listed State Bureau of Investigation former and lines draped over released on the scene and was City police and fire. OFFICE HOURS: only as the Tooele County and transported to the Tooele the rear trailer. not injured in the crash. No [email protected] Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. Detention Facility in court County Detention Facility. Shortly after the accident, citations have been issued, CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: records. Phung appeared in Third 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. A Utah Highway Patrol District Court on Monday with PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: trooper was heading east- bail set at $7,500 cash only; 4 p.m. day prior to publication. bound on Interstate 80 when Phung is scheduled to be back COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, they came behind a black Audi in court on July 11 at 9 a.m. BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: as it approached the exit to for a roll call hearing. 3 p.m. day prior to publication. SR-36, according to a probable Chen also appeared in dis- OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10 a.m. day of publication. cause statement. The Audi trict court Monday, with bail stopped at the traffic signal set at $5,000 cash only; Chen Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals for SR-36, where it turned left is scheduled to appear in Third postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by with its right turn signal active. District Court on July 11 at 9 the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. When the UHP trooper a.m. for a roll call hearing. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, approached the vehicle, he [email protected] Tooele City, Utah 84074. could smell the odor of mari- POSTMASTER: Send change of address to: PO Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 email: [email protected] NEED CASH NOW? or visit our web site extension at www.tooeletranscript.com We Want to Make Entire contents ©2017 Transcript Bulletin You a Loan! Publishing Company, Inc. All rights $ $ reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the 100- 3,000 TODAY! FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO written consent of the managing editor or Noble Finance publisher. A semitrailer crashed into a utility pole on Tooele City’s Main Street on Thursday afternoon. A fire was sparked 435-843-1255 by the downed transmission lines near the tires of the truck. A3

TUESDAY June 13, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Autotech makes move to new location for more work space Automotive repair service now in Peterson/Ninigret Depot

TIM GILLIE “We went from 3,850 square Autotech can repair that STAFF WRITER feet to 10,450 square feet,” he inside door handle your kids If you’re looking for Brian said. broke off while playing tug-o- Hall’s locally-owned auto That extra space allows war with the door, he said. repair shop on 1200 West in Autotech to increase its volume And every repair comes with Tooele, it’s not there anymore. of service, which Hall said will a 12 month/12,000 mile war- He moved. allow him to maintain lower ranty, according to Hall. Autotech moved into a shop fees. All of Autotech’s work is new location in the Peterson/ In addition to keeping prices done by mechanics or install- Ninigret Depot a few weeks low, the additional space also ers who are industry standard ago. It can now be found on means Autotech can offer certified in the work they do, Garnet Street in Building 669 inside storage. Hall said. Suite 18, according to Hall. “You won’t find us putting Hall currently employs a “We’re between Bounce parts on your front seat and team of six mechanics and a House and the Tooele Dance storing your vehicle outside at couple of family members who Academy,” he said. night,” Hall said. help out in the office. Autotech has only been at If you need something done Bob Fox, owner of the its new location for less than to your vehicle, Autotech has former Fox’s Auto Repair in three weeks, but Hall has been the space and the people to do Tooele City, came out of retire- working on automobiles since it, according to Hall. ment to work for Hall. he was 16 years old. That adds “We’re an Automall con- Autotech offers a few unique up to 32 years in the business, cept,” Hall said. “Autotech does services in Tooele County, he said. virtually anything that a car or according to Hall. DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO Before landing in Tooele’s truck could need. Inside, out- “We are the only shop in Tooele’s Autotech crew (left to right): Damion Dellinger, Cory Bird, John Chadwick, owner Brian Hall with his wife, industrial depot area, Hall said side, custom, and more.” Tooele certified by Bluestar. Kristin Hall and son, Logan Oblad, Josh Brown, Robert Fox and Joel McKenzie. The automotive repair business he has worked with private cli- Inside Autotech’s garage com to do their inspection for recently moved from 1200 West in Tooele City to Building 669 on Garnet Street in the Peterson/Ninigret Depot. ents and various auto dealers door is a bay where vehicles used vehicles,” Hall said. around town. can be hooked up to a com- Bluestar.com reduces the return it to you,” he said. A few years ago, Hall set out puter for a diagnostic test. risk in buying a used vehicle Autotech, at 10 S. Garnet on his own. He bought an old “People call all the time and by providing an independent Street, Building 669, Suite 18, ambulance and filled it with want to know how much we 45-category vehicle inspection. is open Monday-Friday from 9 Father’s Day auto tools and equipment. He charge to ‘take a look,’” Hall The results of the inspection a.m. to 5 p.m. But Hall said call painted the ambulance black, said. “We don’t charge any- report are available online, Autotech after hours at 435- and lettered it in blue with the thing to hookup a vehicle to according to Hall. 890-6230 to reach a certified name “Autotech,” and Autotech the computer and run a diag- Autotech is also certified mechanic. SPECIAL! was born as a mobile shop. nostic test.” by the state to install alcohol “You can reach us 24/7,” After a year and a half of Autotech can install custom interlock systems for DUI Hall said. mobile service, Hall laid down sound and video systems, offenders, Hall said. The Tooele County Chamber roots at 1200 West for 18 fix air conditioning, work on While Hall no longer drives of Commerce will hold a months before he moved to alignments, engine service, around in an old ambulance ribbon cutting ceremony at his current location on Garnet brake work, suspension repair, with his auto service, Autotech Autotech’s Garnet Street loca- Street. oil change and lube, radiator does offer valet auto service. tion on June 20 at noon. Hall moved primarily for work, and more, according to “We will pick up your [email protected] one reason: space. Hall. vehicle, do the work on it and

LaForge Encore Theatre Co. to present ‘The Massage Little Mermaid’ on THS auditorium stage $ MARK WATSON eliminate some of the scenery Rockwell, Scuttle played by dents and seniors. Tickets 3 for 100 STAFF WRITER needed, but we still have a lot Joseph Jones, Windward can be purchased at Characters will use hover- of scenery and props in addi- played by Dean Michael, [email protected] or boards, Heely skate shoes and tion to the screen,” she said. Leeward played by Colee by calling (435) 248-2048. JUDY GLOVER even fly through the air dur- “The music in the play is Saling and King Triton played Tooele High School is locat- ing LaForge Encore Theatre iconic, and we have Marilyn by Tony Ellenberger. ed at 301 W. Vine Street. Company’s production of “The Syra as our musical director,” Ticket prices are $10 [email protected] 435-849-3588 Little Mermaid.” LaForge said. Syra retired this for adults and $7 for stu- The Disney musical opens year after 20 years as band Wednesday and runs nightly director at Tooele High School. at 7 p.m. through June 24 at “I love the songs in the the Tooele High School audi- play, and I get to do two of the torium. The theater is dark on favorites — Under the Sea and Sunday. Kiss the Girl,” said Michael “We have all kinds of special Young, who plays Sebastian. effects going on with this pro- Young teaches second grade duction,” said director Carol at West Elementary and is LaForge. a member of the Mormon LaForge said her group Tabernacle Choir. started working on scenery for “I have always loved work- the play back in early March ing with Carol LaForge,” he and rehearsals began the last said. “She always comes up week of March. with amazing sets, and this LaForge Encore Theatre show has a great cast. Kylee Company has produced 11 Robinson, who plays Ariel, is major shows in its 10 years of fantastic.” existence. The story focuses on beauti- “I love to direct new shows,” ful mermaid Ariel, a passion- LaForge said. “Some feel I ate, headstrong teenager, who go overboard with props and wants what she cannot have scenery for shows, but I simply — to live on land. When she love it. The scenery is part of falls in love with a handsome the magic of theatre.” human prince, she is even The theatre group will use more determined to gain a pair a massive screen at the back of legs, according to a synopsis of the stage to project scenery of the play at stageagent.com. during “The Little Mermaid.” Other main characters LaForge said her group con- include Pilot played by tracted with Broadway Media Quinton Peck, Prince Eric Distribution for the video played by Donovan Crane, service. Grimsby played by Aj Hofeling, “It’s supposed to help you Flounder played by Ian

AMERICAN WARRIORS IN ACTION is a proud sponsor of the 2nd Annual U.S. Flag FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ”Little Mermaid” presented by LaForge Encore Theatre Company will open on Wednesday at Tooele High School. Kylee Robinson will play Ariel and Donovan Crane will play Prince Eric in the musical production. Retirement Ceremony hosted by Grantsville City JUNE 13 • 6:00PM 1/8 MILE NORTH OF GRANTSVILLE CITY HALL

PRESENT: • Boys and Girl Scouts of Tooele County • Veterans of Foreign Wars Honor Guard • 23rd Army National Guard Quartet Band • Patriot Motorcycle Honor Guard

Any unserviceable fl ag can be disposed with at this time. Bring chairs and water as none will be provided. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO For additional information call: Commander Les Peterson 435-830-7812 or Sr Vice Com Ross Curley 801-641-9121 Tony Ellenberger will play King Triton in the LaForge Encore Theatre Company’s production of the “The Little Mermaid.” A4 OPEN FORUM

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017

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

OUR VIEW Useful tool Findings from tourism study should help county create a working brand Over the past few weeks, we published a news series on tourism in Tooele County, with the fifth and final installment on today’s front page. The series focused on the results of a study conducted by consulting firm State Street Partners of Salt Lake City. The firm, whose managing partner, Michael Deaver, is a former deputy director of tourism for the state and who helped launch Utah’s “Life Elevated” campaign more than a decade ago, took 14 months to identify and assess the county’s current tourism-related venues and events. It also surveyed local and Wasatch Front citizens to measure their perceptions about tourism in Tooele County. We found the study’s results to be a mix of “no mysteries there” to unex- pected surprises. One of the results we found to be unfortunate. Some of the results that fell into the “no mysteries there” category included Utah Motorsports Campus and Benson Gristmill as the county’s top venues for drawing return visitors, and Wasatch Front residents think Tooele County is too far away and not a tourism attraction. As for unexpected surprises, Wasatch Front residents rated Danger Cave at Wendover, Stansbury Park Observatory, Ophir Historic District, and Wendover Airshow and Historic Airfield as the top-rated venues of interest in Tooele County, while rating OHV riding, hunting and fishing, and country music con- certs as lower-rated attractions. And what was the unfortunate result unearthed by the study?: Wasatch Front residents think more positively about Tooele County than local citizens do. Researchers expressed surprise how difficult it was for local focus groups to describe Tooele County in terms of a single, positive perception. Which is leading researchers to conclude that Tooele County may have a GUEST OPINION self-image problem. That conclusion is supported by two pieces of data in the study: 1.) Tooele County residents’ impression of their own county is signifi- cantly lower than Wasatch Front residents’ impression of their own counties. 2.) Wasatch Front residents have a much more positive impression of Tooele Toning down the inflammatory rhetoric County than Tooele County residents thought they would. In surveys, two- ’ve had a new and interesting Acknowledging that horrible and thirds of Wasatch Front residents gave Tooele County a positive impression experience over the last several unacceptable things have been said rating, twice as many as Tooele County residents predicted. Imonths. It’s called Facebook. I and done over the last eight years, All of which raises this question: If local residents don’t share a more posi- realize that many of you have used Jon McCartney I then began to ask if we need to be tive view of their own county, will future efforts to further promote Tooele Facebook for years, but I tend to be GUEST COLUMNIST held captive by those things. Do we County for tourism development fall short? According to Deaver, such obsta- somewhat of a Neanderthal when it not have the ability to rise above cles “are all eminently surmountable.” comes to technology. those things to make a difference, to The study’s research findings even end with this statement: “In five to My reluctance to utilize digital to endure nightmarish denigrations strive to work toward improving our seven years, there is a real possibility that Tooele County will be a surprisingly tools such as Facebook is not new. I of Obama for eight years, and now nation? different place; even more vibrant, energetic, and strong; more loved by resi- didn’t text until about six years ago, the rest of us just have to get used to At first I saw little movement, dents and more respected and valued by the people along the Wasatch Front.” but now I text a lot every day. I’m a it regarding President Trump. Forget but then I began to see a couple The Tooele County Commission hired State Street Partners to conduct the slow learner, but I eventually learn. that some of the criticisms Obama of things: 1.) Much of the rhetoric study, and then to use the study’s findings to develop a brand for tourism My use of Facebook started off with received were justified, and forget began to tone down. 2.) Some began development. When the study was first announced more than a year ago, we just looking at a few things that peo- that the rude, over-the-top criti- to speak a little more optimistically. expressed support of its intent. ple posted. I don’t recall when I first cisms were by a very vocal, ignorant 3.) A few agreed that not everything It appears the study will be a useful tool in creating a brand and marketing posted something, but it was quite a minority. Since some things were said that was being said was true, and that campaign based on knowledge instead of assumptions. Tourism is a $7-plus while after I started on Facebook. in poor taste toward Obama, now they needed to consider how to be a billion industry in Utah. It’s time for Tooele County to earn a larger piece of Until recently most of my interac- President Trump and anyone who part of the solution, and not a part of the action. tions on Facebook, were on messen- even appears to be a possible Trump the problem. ger. But recently I began to respond supporter, must endure obscene I suspect that with each new issue openly to issues brought up in posts. attacks as a form of deserved retribu- I may encounter the same vile out- GUEST OPINION Let me tell you, I was not prepared tion. bursts. But I also suspect that if I ask for the vile nature of the responses I began to question whether I even Christ to grant me grace, wisdom and from people who disagree with you. wanted to continue in such an envi- patience, that the caustic tone of the They not only make it clear that ronment, and as I considered and conversation may begin to soften. I ‘Wonder Woman’ is you’re not too bright for disagreeing prayed about it, I began to realize that certainly do not expect to get every- with them, but they feel obligated if all who did not want to encounter one to agree with me (sometimes to bring several superlatives into the vile attitudes left Facebook, then it even I don’t agree with me), but I conversation that wouldn’t be accept- would become even worse than it is. do believe that a more gentle and catnip for feminists able in local newspapers. What is Facebook? It is a virtual thoughtful conversation should lead Sadly, much of the vile oriented environment in which you can talk to a better understanding, and cer- n the new “Wonder Woman” outrage I come across is targeted with people about various issues, tainly a greater respect. movie, the heroine is mystified toward President Trump. Not that while seeing some funny posts at the Approximately 200 million Iby the ways of humankind — and it’s all based on facts, but much on same time. You generally don’t give Americans use Facebook. Imagine if she doesn’t even read the internet. unproven allegations and conspiracy up on people just because they get millions of Christians on Facebook The fevered commentary about theories fabricated and or passed foul about some issue from time to worked hard at toning down the the new hit film raises the question, along through our mainstream media. time. What kind of friend would you inflammatory rhetoric, and began to “Can’t an Amazonian superhero When you encourage them to do be if you bailed when a friend got add to the dialogue things of encour- wield her Lasso of Truth and bullet- some research on the issue before ugly? agement and respect, even in the face deflecting bracelets while wearing they jump on the bandwagon, you Jesus tells us that we are to say of disagreements. How much would an up-armored version of a figure- are told to keep your less than desir- only those things that build up and that change the tone of the environ- skating outfit without inciting more able and clearly brain-dead opinion edifies others. We can’t do that if our ment? battles in the culture war?” This than-average looks, especially when to yourself. (Those aren’t actually the voice is absent from the conversation. Everyone is created in the image being contemporary America, the they are depicted in major motion kinds of words they use, but you get What should we do? Will it make a of God; including the one who holds answer is, “Of course not.” pictures. As for her outfit, most the picture.) I am told that the media difference? the office of the President. Let us treat The critics have swooned, and superheroes are distinguished by wouldn’t report it if it wasn’t true, so I began to be very careful about them and each other with the respect some of them have literally cried their inappropriate, physique-bear- what’s my problem? my replies on Facebook, seeking to that God calls us to. over the movie. This is a bit much. ing costumes, and why would a self- The attitude I encounter far ask questions as to the necessity of The advancement of women in this confident Amazonian be different? too often that is difficult to wade speaking in vile, defamatory ways. I Jon McCartney is pastor of First country, or even just in Hollywood, The movie is certainly a feminist through is that those who like former asked if we instead should seek to do Baptist Church of Tooele. didn’t depend on the production of allegory. Diana is doing just fine on President Obama feel they have had what we can to make a difference. a better female superhero vehicle. the all-female island of Themyscira Nor is it unusual anymore to see when a dude shows up, a wayward women beat up villains on screen. American pilot who crash-lands. GUEST OPINION This hasn’t stopped people from los- Then everything goes wrong. She ing their minds — a new American ends up leaving with him into the core competency — over “Wonder human world, where she confronts Woman.” and spoofs mystifying practices Is climate the new pretext for imperialism? Why doesn’t she have armpit (woman squeezing into corsets, hair? Summarizing this controversy councils of war excluding women, hen U.S. President Donald a world of migrations, of wars, of that erupted when the trailer was etc.) and where World War I rages. Trump announced America’s shortage: a dangerous world.” released, The New York Times wrote This is catnip for feminists, but withdrawal from the Paris Macron’s call to civilians to join the W Rachel Marsden that “the lack of body hair on the surely what accounts for the film’s Agreement on climate change, newly GUEST COLUMNIST fight against climate change was not female warrior makes us wonder if runaway success is its traditional elected French President Emmanuel unlike that of a general imploring sol- feminism was swept aside in favor of elements. A thread throughout is the Macron seized the opportunity to lec- diers to serve in battle: achieving the ideal female aesthet- lighthearted cross-cultural romance ture Trump in English and implore him “To all scientists, engineers, entre- ic.” (The Wonder Woman character between the fearsomely powerful, to “make the planet great again.” resources are palpably scarce, with preneurs, responsible citizens who has existed for about 75 years — and if nonetheless feminine, Diana (she Who is this guy? Some kind of plan- more people jammed into a smaller were disappointed by the decision of has never once sported armpit hair.) delights at babies, ice cream and etary hypochondriac? Come on — he’s area. It’s this prism through which the president of the United States, Did you know that lead actress snowflakes) and her human love a former Rothschild investment banker Europeans view the world. I want to say that they will find in Gal Gadot is Israeli and served in interest. and economy minister. Climate change — the threat that France a second homeland. I call on the Israel Defense Forces? Lebanon Diana is an admirably idealistic Climate change is to Europe what in past decades was referred to as them: Come and work here with us. certainly noticed. It banned the film. instrument of outraged innocence. security threats have traditionally been both “global warming” and “global To work together on concrete solutions Actress Gina Rodriguez tweeted her Her Amazonian ethic means she to America: a convenient pretext for cooling” — may not be consistent in for our climate, our environment.” disapproval, then deleted her tweet rejects dishonesty and cynical foreign intervention. Here in Europe, its identity, but that’s what makes it a France’s weekly news magazine under internet pressure. maneuvering. She doesn’t exactly environmentalism is a much easier good pretext. It’s similar to the way the L’Obs compared Macron’s speech to Then there are the clashing fight against the Germans so much sell. Unlike in North America, natural identity of the primary terrorist enemy the one General Charles de Gaulle interpretations of the movie. It’s “a against warfare in general. But she is keeps changing, from the Taliban to made to the resistance at the onset of masterpiece of subversive feminism,” righteous and brave. al-Qaida to the Islamic State. As long World War II. “The president of the according to The Guardian. No, it’s By the end, Diana comes to real- LETTERS POLICY as the threat remains elusive, the col- Republic was obviously inspired by the not, according to a writer in Slate, ize that humankind is worth saving, The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to lection plate can continue to be passed founder of Free France to call for resis- who complains of “its prevailing despite our flaws. Perhaps the least the editor from readers. Letters must be no around in the hope that tossing wads tance against Trump’s climate skepti- occupation with the titular heroine’s of them, although an annoying one, longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written of money at the problem will someday cism,” the article said. exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and sex appeal.” is our inability to simply enjoy a deft, accompanied by the writer’s name, address solve it. It’s all pretty comical when you real- Wonder Woman, aka Diana entertaining summer blockbuster. and phone number. Longer letters may be Fear and doom is exactly what ize that European leaders have been Prince, is the spawn of the gods, and Rich Lowry is editor of the National published, based on merit and at the Editor’s Macron served up in his climate able to sell citizens on the absolute such creatures tend to have better- Review. discretion. Priority will be given to letters that change address to the world. 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GUEST OPINION The left’s angry young devour the liberal old hat should we call ing too. in stubbornly insisting that held close to a liberal idea, against him. the disturbing trend So what shall we call it? despite our modern politics, best expressed by the late Dr. In it, he highlighted the dif- on American college We might find the answer the mother gives birth. Martin Luther King Jr. He ferences between the original W John Kass campuses with students of the in the remarks of Robespierre, Matriphagy is a rare occur- had a dream, remember? He Day of Absence and the new GUEST COLUMNIST hard left angrily devouring a student of the use of fear rence found among certain spi- dreamed that one day, people racial component. their terrified and older liberal and the mob. But who reads ders and the caecilian, a blind, would be judged not by the “The first is a forceful call professors? European history anymore? legless amphibian that lives color of their skin but by the to consciousness which is, of No, they don’t eat human what to call it? Many haven’t As the academy moves underground. content of their character. course, crippling to the logic flesh, but students of the had the time, preoccupied inexorably leftward, few con- Some spiders, for example, These days, it’s the conserva- of oppression. The second is hard left are devouring just instead with the low-hang- servatives remain on college give birth, and later deposit tives who support this idea a show of force, and an act of the same, shutting down free ing fruit of President Donald campuses. Conservative pro- food sacks around the web for as the left moves further into oppression in and of itself.” speech and free inquiry, and Trump’s ridiculous Twitter fessors may be such an endan- their young to eat. But when race- and gender-based iden- That makes great sense. targeting liberal professors account. gered species that there’s prob- these sacks are gone, some- tity politics. But he’s now been denounced for silencing and revenge for I get it. Headline: Trump ably no sport in chasing them thing else must be done. The But Professor Weinstein by some faculty members offering up liberal notions of Tweets Stupid Things. His across the quad. young must eat, and develop incurred the wrath of the left- scrambling to get ahead of the equality. foolish social media tantrums But it has become clear even necessary predatory behavior ist mob by opposing a new young mob on the left. And We’ve seen it at Yale reinforce his narcissism. They to a few prominent liberal in order to survive. And nature take on the so-called Day of campus police suggested he with two liberal professors undercut his administration’s writers that liberal professors provides an answer. Absence at Evergreen State. leave school grounds, at least denounced as racists, shamed policies. have become the targets of the The mother spider stimu- In the past, minorities for a day or two, because they and driven off for daring to tell The man is in the White hard left. lates the young by thrumming made themselves absent from could not protect him from his students there may be more House as a consequence of It looks like meat’s back on on her web. She triggers them. campus to highlight racial dis- students. important things to worry Republican establishment col- the menu, boys and girls. And once triggered, they sink crimination, hence the Day of The liberal as heretic, pur- about than vetting Halloween lapse and betrayal of its base So again, what do we call their fangs into her and begin Absence. Weinstein supported sued and denounced by the costumes through the lens of years ago. this phenomenon? to feed. this. angry children of the liberal racial identity politics. But with all those ripe, idi- Professor Weinstein is a Even as I type this I can hear What he would not sup- ideal. And we see it now at otic presidential figs falling biologist. His politics are lib- it now, the cries of anger about port was a new demand of the It may not be as thrilling as Evergreen State College, a into pundits’ hands, journalism eral. And biology offers us an my sins of micro or macro angry left, to compel white stu- those cringeworthy presiden- left-leaning school where Bret has been somewhat distracted answer: aggression, perhaps yelled dents to leave campus grounds. tial tweets. But it’s out there. Weinstein, a professor of biol- from the Democratic tension Matriphagy, the devouring through those black masks “On a college campus, one’s It is not the first such epi- ogy, is under siege for daring on college campuses. of the mother by their young. worn by the young fascists right to speak — or to be sode. And it won’t be the last. to suggest that racism, even What happened to the I suppose I could call it of the left, for daring to com- — must never be based on skin when practiced by minorities, Republicans years ago — a patriphagy, the devouring of pare them to ravenous spider color,” he wrote in a private John Kass is a columnist for is no virtue. collapse of the middle ground the father, but I don’t want to babies. email to a colleague that was the Chicago Tribune. His Twitter You can’t truly study a thing — is now happening to the be denounced as some kind of Professor Weinstein is a made public and incited hatred handle is . until you call it what it is. So Democrats, and it bears watch- science denier. Biology is clear self-described liberal who

ventions to launch initiatives to climate change cash source One goal of war is eradicat- Marsden combat resource shortages with — shows that most are located ing threats, but another goal continued from page A4 the help of industry. Instead, in Africa and Asia, that loans of war is profit. If countries short-term planning has only represent almost as much of can make the transition from led to more war, often before the funding as grants, and that bombs to business, then climate The migrations that Macron the intervening countries can private interests are just as change as a foreign interven- referred to are being caused secure a significant return on involved as public interests. tion strategy doesn’t seem so Full Local Sports by leftist immigration policies investment. And this is where In other words, this is busi- dumb. Those who perpetuate that have resulted in a lack of climate change can serve as an ness as usual, subsidized by tax- the myth of man-made climate integration and social cohe- intervention strategy. payers in much the same way change for their own financial Coverage sion. Macron also spoke of While Trump is commander that military interventions are. benefit aren’t nearly as naive wars, but recent wars haven’t in chief of the most advanced The European Bank as the leftists whose idealism been caused by climate change; military force in the world, for Reconstruction and is greasing the wheels of big in Every Issue they’ve been caused by inter- Macron has just seized the Development provides major business. ventions (such as America in mantle of commander in chief support for “green” projects Iraq, or France and Britain in of another kind of power: around the world. Apparently, Rachel Marsden is a colum- Libya) that lack the follow- Western soft power, which Europe doesn’t need bombs, nist, political strategist and TOOELE through to ensure local security is cloaked in benevolence. A guns and regime change to cre- former Fox News host based in TRANSCRIPT and stability. glance at the projects funded ate new markets when they can Paris. She is the host of the syn- There has been ample oppor- through the Green Climate be created under the guise of dicated talk show “Unredacted tunity in the wake of such inter- Fund — the United Nations’ humanitarianism. with Rachel Marsden.” BULLETIN

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Notice of Candidate Filing

I, Amie Russell, Rush Valley Town Clerk/Recorder, in accordance with Utah Code Section 20A-9-203(9) do declare that the following candidates have filed for the offices indicated within the Town of Rush Valley. A Primary Election is not required. The General Election is scheduled for November 7, 2017.

Rush Valley Town Mayor 1 position – 4 year term

Brian Johnson

Two Council positions - 4 year terms

William Dee Harding Lacey Russell Burrows Alan Dale Anderton

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017 OBITUARIES Reuben A. Pacheco siblings and their children Reuben was employed for of the Pacheco Family. He Guadalupe statue. that number in excess of 180. 33 years at Tooele Army Depot, loved his family very much and Reuben is survived by his Reuben A. Pacheco returned He lovingly became known with the bulk of his employ- enjoyed spending time with wife Josefa “Pepe,” children: to heaven on June 7, 2017. He as “Dad,” “Tio/Uncle” and ment in the Facilities Division’s them — especially in the home George (Anita), Dennis, Kathy was born September 6, 1933 to “Grandpa” to countless spouses carpentry shop, where he was and in “the shop.” He was quite (Johnny) Archuleta, MaryAnn, Alberto and Margaret Pacheco with significant others, chil- shop supervisor. He was very the character — always telling Jeff, Gilbert, Daniel, Janet of Taos, New Mexico. dren and friends. proud of his office — one many stories and jokes, giving indi- (Chris) Trujillo, Rowena, He was the first of five From a very young age, throughout the depot envied. viduals unique nick names and Christy (Jeff) Salandi and Ruby children and attended pri- Reuben took on leadership After hours, Reuben remod- sometimes chastising others (Keith) Larsen. Reuben is also mary schools in Taos and San roles and leaves a legacy of eled homes and businesses with a stern tone that disguised survived by brothers Robert Francisco, California. While working tirelessly for oth- throughout Tooele County. He his caring character. He is most “Pepo”, Alex (Debra) and sis- attending Taos High School ers in his church, at Tooele performed business under the widely known for offering all ter Elsie. He was preceded in he found his life passion for Army Depot, and in countless name of Pine Canyon Custom visitors hot cocoa, peanuts, death by parents Alber and woodworking, started courting civic and social rights issues. Shop. tortillas, chile or beans. He grandson Anthony Graham. his high school sweetheart — Highlights of his community He specialized in kitchens even had his own nicknames of A funeral mass will be Josefa “Pepe” Martinez — and service include forming the with formica finishes and hand “Robin Hood” and “Mayor of celebrated Wednesday, June took on part-time work as a gas Family Benefit Association carvings. Today his home fea- Pine Canyon.” 14, 2017 at 11 a.m. at St. attendent and taxi driver. (FBA), serving as an advo- tures a front door and kitchen Most recently, it was brought Marguerite’s Catholic Church In January 1951 he and his cate/obmundsman for Tooele’s cabinets with roses carved into to light that Reuben did a short in Tooele, Utah. Friends may father were en route to San Francisco de Asis Mission Spanish-speaking community the wood. Reuben was widely term of military service and visit one hour prior to the mass Francisco, California in search Church in Ranchos de Taos, during the challenging times known as a “Jack of all trades,” received an honorary discharge as well as during the view- of employment and stopped New Mexico. of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, capable of doing a wide variety from the US Coast Guard. ing Tuesday, June 13, 2017 in Tooele, Utah to visit an Upon returning to Tooele, and creating SOCIO (Spanish- of skilled professional work and Reuben was a proud mem- from 6-8 p.m. where the Holy uncle. The Korean War had they lived in an apartment in Speaking Organization for willing to lend a hand or a tool. ber of the Catholic Church and Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. recently begun and he and Tooele Army Depot (TAD) Park, Community Integrity and He continued operating the frequently talked of his primary Burial will be in the Tooele City his dad immediately found then in Tooele’s “Newtown” Opportunity). business through 2017. Just education at Sacred Heart Cemetery. employment with the Tooele area, and finally bought land in Reuben’s leadership recently, he actually retired and Academy in San Franciso. As a Donations can be made to Ordinance Depot. They decided Pine Canyon (Lincoln), where led to key roles such as an took up and really enjoyed fish- parishioner of St. Marguerite’s the “Pacheco Family Fund” at to “stay for a while” unknow- they built an adobe home in active member of the Equal ing with friends. in Tooele, he helped establish Chartway Credit Union or by ingly establishing Tooele as which he and Josefa remained Employment Opportunity Reuben lived an active social the concept of ushers, assisted mail at PO Box is 564, Tooele, “home” for the Pacheco family. until his passing. (EEO) at Tooele Army Depot life, continually visiting friends in building the current church UT 84074 and at 566 North In April of that year, Reuben Reuben and Josefa (Pepe) and serving as an advisor and family at all hours of the structure, facilitated larger Ericson Rd, Tooele, UT 84074. went to Taos to bring back his had 12 children, 25 grandchil- on Utah Governor Calvin day and was known for gather- remodeling and painting of Condolences can be offered to mother, brother and sister. In dren, 40 great-grandchidren, Rampton’s Board for Spanish- ing fruits and vegetables and the parish halls, and built Josefa at 435- 882-0699 and August, he again returned to and one great-great-grand- speaking Affairs. In 1976, he then returning with homemade special spaces for the statue Daniel at 801-244-2048. New Mexico, this time mar- son. His ‘family’ expands was named “Chicano of the jelly or chili. of Saint Marguerite Mary and rying Josefa in the iconic San way beyond his children, his Year.” Reuben was the patriarch the grotto for the Our Lady of

NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 Mary Alice Jardine 1991. Michael David Atkin On May 13, 1950, she Burbank Rhodes married Parley V. Burbank Michael David Atkin, loving in Ogden. They were later husband, father, brother and Our loving mother, grand- divorced. On April 19, 1990, son passed away June 12, 2017 Frank mother, great-grandmother, she married Eugene E. Rhodes, from medical complications. sister, friend and neighbor, who preceded her in death on He was surrounded by family OHLMAN Alice Rhodes, passed away July 26, 2001. and friends. Michael was born M Attorney at Law on Thursday, June 8, 2017 in Alice was member of the in Riverside, California on Ogden, Utah. LDS Rock Cliff Fifth Ward and February 25, 1964 to Sidney Alice was born on December later the Stansbury Park Ward, and Anita Atkin. Michael was FREE 30, 1928 in Clarkston, Utah, where she loved and appreci- the second of eight children. Consultation the daughter of John William ated all the visits and other Micheal was a wonderful for and LaRue Hess Jardine. Her kindness shown to her. example to his brother and Wills & childhood was filled with She is survived by her six sisters. He was raised in Trusts many fond memories of her son, Luther Kim Burbank Tooele, Utah, graduated from family and friends she met (Melinda); 4 grandchildren; Tooele High School and served while living in Utah, Nevada, Travis (Kasi) Burbank, Alesha an LDS mission to New York Idaho and Montana. After (Cruz) Ochoa, Sara (Tom) City, New York. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele World War II, her family Catalog store where Alice Oyarzun and Mark (Allie) Michael married his eter- beautiful wife Jenifer Marie moved to Ogden, where she became the store manager for White; 6 great-grandchildren; nal companion Jenifer Marie Huff Atkin, sons Jeromy 882-4800 graduated from Ogden High 24 years. She then attended Anthony, Aidan, Tayshaun, Huff on September 10, 1988 (Leslee) Atkin and Benjamin School in 1947. Alice and her Steven-Henager College and Kobi, Angelo and Layla; her in the Salt Lake Temple. He Atkin, his parents Sidney www.tooelelawoffice.com friend, Bonnie, started work- began working for Dr. Robert brother, Dick (Norene) Jardine was a wonderful husband and and Anita Atkin, siblings Lila ing at Montgomery Ward Taylor, where she retired in and nephews; Dick H (Sandi) father to their two sons. Mike Edwards (Doug), Sidney B. and Bruce (Diane) Jardine. earned a bachelor’s degree Atkin (Sally), Alisha Curtis She is preceded in death in Psychology from Southern (Glen), Jennifer Coles (Tyler), by her husband, Eugene, her Utah University. As a social Susan Frogue (Marty), Sharon parents, and an infant brother, worker, Michael worked on Davis (Russell) and Emily Tooele Education Karl. an Indian Reservation for 14 Atkin. The family would like to years. He then went on to work A viewing will be held on FOUNDATION thank Rocky Mountain Care as a quality controller. Thursday, June 15, 2017 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOLS and Rocky Mountain Hospice One of Michael’s enduring from 6-8 p.m. at Valley View for the kindness and loving qualities was his great sense of Memorial Funeral Home (4335 care given to our mother. humor, he loved to joke around West 4100 South West Valley Friends may visit with the with everyone he knew. He City, Utah). Funeral Services family on Wednesday, June was also an active member of will be held on Friday, June 16, 14, 2017, from 6-8 p.m. the Church of Jesus Christ of 2017 at The Church of Jesus at Myers Mortuary, at 845 Latter-day Saints and served in Christ of Latter-day Saints Washington Boulevard, Ogden, many church callings through- building at 3737 S. 5600 West Chalk Talk Utah. Funeral services will out his life. at 11 a.m. with a viewing an be held on Thursday, June Michael is survived by his hour before. 15, 2017, at 11 a.m. at Myers By EdTEF Dalton and Summer Fun Mortuary. Interment will be at Washington Heights Memorial Park. Schools are out but that David D Durtschi doesn’t mean the work of David D Durtschi, 72, of the education foundation DEATH NOTICE Stockton, Utah died June 10, grinds to a halt. On the con- 2017 at the University Medical trary, summer is the time of Center in Salt Lake City. year to get ready for the next Marcel Eduard Funeral services for David school year. Here are four will be held Wednesday, June examples and ways you can van Stam 14, 2017, at 10 a.m. in the help TEF help students. Marcel Eduard van Stam LDS chapel, 405 N. Connor passed away on June 9, 2017. Avenue, Stockton, Utah. A visi- TEF / Mayor’s Golf A full obituary will appear in tation will begin an hour prior Tournament – Friday Ophir Canyon Education Center (formerly the Ophir Town the Tooele Transcript Bulletin to the service, with another morning, June 23. Starts at Park) is available for public use. You can enjoy camping on Thursday. For more infor- visitation the previous night, at this beautiful mountain retreat. Call 435-833-1900. 8:30 am. There is still time mation contact Tate Mortuary Tuesday, June 13, 2017 at to enter a team, sponsor a Healthy Habits program Dalton Donate 4 Life at 435-882-0676. Tate Mortuary from 6-8 p.m. hole or just make a dona- in 12 TCSD elementary Softball Tournament – Friday Interment will be at the Pratt tion. Proceeds go to support schools. evening, June 23 and Saturday, Cemetery, 745 Alta Road, Alta, the First Tee Life Skills and June 24 at the Warr Memorial Wyoming. Ball Park in Erda. Come by David was born April 6, Durtschi, Texas; Eric Durtschi and enjoy some wonderful 1945 in Rexburg, Idaho to and wife Cassandra, Lehi; Mayor Patrick Dunlavy invites you to ... softball, have an Erda burger, Something the late Fredrick F. Durtschi Helen Kepo’o and husband support scholarships for high and Emma ‘Ruth’ Lougy. Joe, Pleasant Grove; and Sarah THE 2017 MAYOR’S ANNUAL BENEFIT He had three brothers: Evans and husband Mike, school students and learn how On Your Arnold Durtschi of Torrance, Herriman, Utah. to become an organ donor. Mind? California, the late Belden David served as a mission- urna Durtschi of Pleasant Grove, ary for the LDS church in the To me Ophir Canyon Education olf n Write a letter Utah and Cleon Durtschi, who North Central States Mission G Proceeds help The First Tee Program t Center, (formerly the Ophir died in infancy. from 1964-1966. He loved and at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course and TCSD Town Park). Enjoy camping at to the Editor! He leaves behind his wife of served his family and church this beautiful mountain retreat almost 50 years, Mary Frances his entire life. He had a great - great for family reunions and Tooele Transcript Bulletin Browne Durtschi, seven chil- love for music and sports and FRIDAY • JUNE 23 other group purposes. Space is dren and 23 grandchildren. he devoted countless hours | P.O. Box 390 BREAKFAST 7:45-8:30 SHOT GUN START 8:30 still available for a few special His children are: Denex, to helping many young men For more information call Oquirrh Hills Golf Course 435.882.4220 weekends. The center is also Tooele, UT 84074 Kansas City, Missouri; Jennifer become Eagle Scouts. He will available for evening use, one or Droke and husband Russell, be missed more than words night stays and other daily [email protected] South Jordan, Utah; Grant can tell. activities. To obtain pricing in- Durtschi, Lehi, Utah; Thomas formation, make a reservation or get an application, contact the TCSD at 435-833-1900.

Group visits to the Ophir Historic Site can be made by calling 435-833-1900.

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tourism’s economic potential also plays a role in the larger attract businesses, according visitors and generating tourism The current image of Tooele Tourism shouldn’t be left on the table picture of economic develop- to Milne. revenue. These anchor venues County among people out- continued from page A1 when planning the county’s ment, according to Milne. After a year of collecting are Utah Motorsports Campus, side the county is not deeply economic future. “Businesses that are con- data, Milne said he expects the Country Music Fan Fest, rooted. This leaves the way for sports and recreation. “Our college students may cerned about the quality of life consultants to take another Deseret Peak Complex, and the a well-planned marketing strat- Tooele County collected come home for the summer for their employees, which are year to define a brand for the Lantern Festival. egy that portrays an accurate $954,322 in tourism taxes in and work in one of these jobs,” the kind of businesses we want county and plan a campaign to Other tourism venues wrap image of the county, to make 2016, according to the county’s Milne said. “Even if tourism here in Tooele County, look establish the brand and market around the anchor venues like an impact on people’s thoughts tourism consultants. doesn’t create new jobs, it can around a community when the county. shops in a mall, according to about the county, according to Tourism, as an economic put more money in the hands they are considering relocating “I always said that to do this the county’s tourism consul- engine, is sometimes criticized of current workers in the form or expanding and ask ‘What right it was going to be a multi- tants. the consultants. because people see it as creat- of more tips or more hours. does this community have to year effort,” Milne said. The consultants also found “I feel good about what ing seasonal, part-time jobs They then spend that money in offer our employees?’” Milne During the process of data that despite a negative self- we have learned so far,” said that may offer a lower pay than our community making a posi- said. collection, the consultants image, Tooele County does not Milne. “And I look forward to the average job, according to tive impact on our businesses.” In addition, a positive brand have identified “anchor” ven- have a strong negative image what we will see in the next Milne. In addition to an impact on and marketing campaign for ues with a high possibility of among people outside the year.” However, Milne said that the county’s economy, tourism the county can help the county attracting a large number of county. [email protected]

��������������������������������������� TOOELETRANSCRIPT Dixie earns excellence award for BULLETIN Subscribe Today! establishing Trailblazer identity 58 N. Main Street ST. GEORGE, Utah commitment to one another scoreboards and more. 882-0050 — Dixie State University and is paired with the bison, As the week continued, received a Silver Anvil Award America’s original trailblaz- students took selfies in photo of Excellence from the Public ers. Trails created as bison booths while wearing bison Relations Society of America stampeded across the coun- hats, hooves and snouts and for its entry Blazing a New try were adopted by Native proudly holding up cutouts Brand, establishing the uni- Americans and pioneers as of DSU’s new athletic logos. versity’s Trailblazer athletic hunting and warrior paths Additionally, 25 Washington rebrand as one of the best- and assisted with the migra- County elementary schools executed public relations tion out west. held assemblies and the ART, CRAFTS, FOOD campaigns in the nation this Dixie’s mascot, Brooks the attending students were year. Bison, is named after Dixie’s given children’s books that Distributed during an original trailblazer, Samuel explained the Trailblazers awards ceremony on June 8 Brooks, who spent the night identity and history. The in New York City, the Silver on the steps in front of St. same books were sent to Anvil award recognizes George Stake Academy on more than 60,000 homes & ENTERTAINMENT organizations that success- the eve of its opening in 1911 in the region. The new fully addressed contempo- in order to be the first person nickname even caught the rary public relations issues to secure student status. attention of the Portland with exemplary professional Once the brand was estab- Trail Blazers, with whom a skill, creativity and resource- lished, a reveal event built “Twitter feud” ensued. fulness, according to the community-wide excite- “The careful attention society. ment for the new identity. to detail and community Dixie State and Love Immediately following the involvement that were instru- FREE Communications, the full- reveal, more than 2,000 stu- mental to the unveiling of service advertising and com- dents, community members the identity were key to its ADMISSION munications agency that and alumni celebrated at a success, and I am humbled the university worked in Food Fest on campus and and honored that the Public partnership with to create proudly wore Trailblazers T- Relations Society of America the Trailblazer brand, were shirts. has recognized these efforts,” honored in the Reputation/ That same night, Dixie State President Richard Brand Management category Trailblazers signs were B. Williams said. for government agencies. installed on St. George “The entire university “Nearly all communication Boulevard lampposts, and by community is so proud to be students examine Silver Anvil the next day, the Dixie State Trailblazers and own an iden- case studies to learn the University campus had trans- tity that captures the essence best practices in the field of formed. Brooks the Bison’s of who we are as innovators, public relations. It is beyond face could be seen from every learners and teachers. The humbling to know that the corner of campus on bill- recognition makes the iden- athletic rebrand at Dixie boards, windows, clothing, tity even much more special.” State will forever be ranked among the best of the best public relations campaigns T in the nation,” Dixie State University Chief Marketing & Communication Officer Dr. Jordon Sharp said. “The most rewarding part A Full-Color Learning and of the experience has been Activity Page Just for Kids! the overwhelming support from students, community Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin and alumni. We worked so hard to create an identity that was worthy of the rich history and future poten- tial of Dixie State, and the Trailblazers story and sym- TOOELE CITY PARK bolism has accomplished all we set out to do and more. We couldn’t be happier.” 200 WEST & VINE ST. With categories such as Community Relations, Crisis Communications, Global Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs, • • one Silver Anvil Award and up to three Silver Anvil JUNE 15 16 17 Awards of Excellence are awarded in each category. Subscribe Today TOOELETRANSCRIPT NASA Johnson Space Center received the Silver Anvil 882-0050 BULLETIN in the Reputation/Brand Management category for its entry Year in Space: Communicating NASA’s Historic One-Year Mission from Space to Ground. Dixie State was the only Award of Excellence winner in the category. Honorees in other categories included Dell, Microsoft, DuPont, Starbucks, Carnival Corporation, KFC, Chase Bank, Whirlpool and Maytag. “Our new identity has been very well received in all areas of the university and community. It’s very excit- ing to see. Now add on this award for the countless hours that went into the process, and it’s very validating,” Dr. Jason Boothe, Dixie State director of athletics, said. “All credit goes to Dr. Sharp and his incredible team for lead- ing us through the process.” To create the Trailblazer identity, the university and Love reviewed data collected over 10 years, administered an online survey to 5,000 participants, held more than 50 focus groups, evaluated 10 different possibilities and created concepts and imag- ery for the final three identi- ties. The resulting Trailblazer identity embodies the Dixie Spirit that is rooted in south- ern Utah pioneers’ legacy of hard work, perseverance and A8

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017 MUSEUM MEMORIES RIDE THROUGH THE PAST New SUP president interprets local past of Native Americans, explorers ames such as Hudspeth, Jedediah Smith, NBartleson, Bidwell, Freemont, Stansbury and Hastings left their imprint on the Grantsville area before names like Donner, Reed and the Mormon pioneers came to the area, said the president of a local heritage group.

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Local historian and new President of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers (SUP) Grantsville Chapter, Craig PHOTO COURTESY OF DARRELL SMITH Anderson said, the latter Craig Anderson, newly elected president of the Twenty Wells (Grantsville) became better known than Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, stands by one of the visual aids and photographs he shared to teach the Settlement Canyon Chapter about what their earlier predecessors who happened in the Grantsville area before the pioneers arrived. paved the way for them. Grantsville was first called essence drive them even fur- it is now against federal law to DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTOS “Twenty Wells” by these earlier ther into the wilderness. Many remove any aspects of Native The Utah leg of the annual Pony Express Trail Re-ride entered Tooele County at Five Mile Pass Sunday travelers because of the abun- audience members noted, fol- American cultures. afternoon and crossed the Great Salt Lake Desert to Ibapah by early Monday morning. One of the first dance of water found there lowing the presentation that Most of the early Great Salt riders in the county was Gerald Hasty of Layton (above), who passed a Pony Express Trail marker on before the dry, deadly and they had a desire to visit and Lake Valley explorers accessed Faust Road. Two miles later, Hasty was met by rider Jessica Riet and her father David Riet (below), both disheartening march across the learn more of these earliest the area through the Weber of Fairview, who quickly exchanged the mail-filled mochila to Jessica Riet’s horse. She and her horse salt desert to the next sources known settlers. River drainage, with all its (bottom) then continued west for two miles to meet another rider and exchange the mochila. The of water at Pilot Peak, near If one knows where to look, narrows and rapids, he said. 1,966-mile re-ride began in St. Joseph, Missouri on June 5 and is scheduled to finish in Sacramento, modern-day Wendover. and Anderson has spent a life- The well-known Donner-Reed California on June 15. The Pony Express Trail mail delivery service existed from 1860-61. One of the trail’s last vestiges crosses the width of Tooele County. At the June 1 dinner and time searching and studying wagon train elected to hack SUP educational history night, this early local history, there is their way up to Big Mountain, Anderson told those in atten- truly an abundance of evidence down Emigration Canyon and dance about the hardships right in our own back yards, exhaust their teams making faced and conquered by these he said. the road up and over the obsta- first white European travelers On Saturday June 24, cle at the mouth of Emigration who explored the unknown Anderson and others will lead Canyon by modern day “This is parts. Local Native American SUP members on a trek into the Place State Park. Indian tribes barely scraped by some of the very places where “This would cost them days in this foreboding landscape, he discovered these artifacts and days of resting their ani- he said. They did, however, — in the West Desert. The mals before making their trip find time to record their his- tour will also include a visit to around the southern end of the tory in pictographs and petro- little-remembered old mining Great Salt Lake to modern day glyphs. Anderson shared abun- claims, as well as natural for- Grantsville where once again dant photos. mations. they rested and watered their He also discussed the native Anderson strongly advises teams before that final, fatal, inhabitants’ pit houses and use participants not to try access- foray into the desert. Some of of primitive tools made and ing these places without plenty their wagon tracks can still be how their cultural and spiritual of water, spare tires and high seen all these years later,” he factors differed from the trav- clearance vehicles. Another said. elers and settlers who would in helpful item is a camera since Because of the party’s deci- sion and breaking in the trail, the first Mormon Pioneers of 1847 saved countless days and exhaustion the Church of Jesus �������������� Christ of Latter-day Saints entered what would become ���������������������������� their new home. If you are interested in this �������������������������� kind of pioneer history, join the SUP the first Thursday of ������������������������ every month at 6:30 p.m. at ��������������� the LDS Chapel on the corner ������������������������ of Pinehurst and Utah Avenues �������������������� in Tooele. The one exception to this location will be on ������������ Thursday, July 6, when we will ����������������� meet at the Settlement Canyon Pavilion to enjoy a catered din- ��������������������������������������������������� ner and special Independence ������������� Day presentation by Mike ������������������������������������������ Johnson, honoring the found- ������������������������������������������ ers of this great nation. ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ Activities Every Thursday Free lunch program for kids ��������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������� in Your Transcript-Bulletin ��������������������������� continues at Tooele City parks TIM GILLIE for $3.50. after themselves,” Hammond STAFF WRITER Lunch will not be served on said. “We need to leave our Tooele County School July 4 or July 24. parks clean.” District is serving free lunch While the USDA program is Currently the district is for kids in three Tooele City aimed at low-income neighbor- averaging around 900 lunches parks this summer. hoods, there is no individual served at the three locations, Father’s Day The school district has financial eligibility for the sum- Hammond said. teamed with the U.S. mer lunch program, according In order to be eligible for the Gift Certificates Department of Agriculture to to Hammond. USDA summer lunch program, feed children via the Summer USDA regulations prohibit the lunches must be served at a Available! Food Service Program at Dow any inquiry into the finan- location no more than one mile James, Elton, and Rancho cial status of the family. That from a school that has at least Park. means anyone, regardless of 50 percent of its students par- In previous years the sum- income, can come by to eat ticipating in the federal school mer lunch program was held lunch, according to the federal lunch program in the last five in three elementary schools in guidelines that govern the years, according to Hammond. Tooele City, but last year, due program. While the lunches must to construction and grounds The USDA reimburses the be served near a qualifying work at Harris Elementary district for the cost of prepar- school, children and families School, the school district ing and serving the meals. do not need to attend a quali- worked with Tooele City and “The biggest regulation fying school to be eligible to served lunch at Elton Park from the USDA that we have to receive a free lunch, Hammond instead of Harris Elementary. enforce is that adults can’t eat said. “Summer lunch worked food off a child’s plate, because The qualifying elementary at Elton Park last year,” said the program is for children,” schools in Tooele are Sterling, LeeAnn Hammond, a child said Hammond. “There are Northlake and Settlement nutrition coordinator for the inspectors from the state that Canyon. school district. “This year all come out and make sure we The school district also the summer lunch program are following all of the guide- serves summer lunch at Anna will be in parks. The park loca- lines.” Smith Elementary School in tions also allows for school The school district and Wendover, which is a quali- custodians to complete their Tooele City collaborated to fying school, according to summer work in the schools.” make lunch available in the Hammond. Starting June 5 and running parks this summer. Part of There are no qualifying through July 25, the school that agreement calls for the schools in Grantsville or district serves lunch, free to parks to be left clean after Stansbury. children 18 and under, at lunch is served, according to The menu for the summer Elton, Dow James, and Rancho Hammond. lunch program is posted on Park from noon until 1 p.m., “If we want to keep eating the school district’s website at according to Hammond. lunch in the parks, we need www.tooeleschools.org. Adults can purchase a lunch the people that eat to clean up [email protected] A7 A9 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. 9:01 p.m. Thursday 5:58 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Friday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Saturday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Sunday 5:58 a.m. 9:02 p.m. Monday 5:58 a.m. 9:03 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 5:59 a.m. 9:03 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:03 a.m. 10:39 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 12:39 a.m. 11:38 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 1:13 a.m. 12:40 p.m. Saturday 1:45 a.m. 1:44 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 2:17 a.m. 2:49 p.m. Statistics for the week ending June 12. Partly sunny, pleasant Partly sunny and very Very warm with clouds Partly sunny and not Monday 2:51 a.m. 3:58 p.m. Mostly sunny and nice Mostly sunny Partly sunny and hot Temperatures Tuesday 3:27 a.m. 5:08 p.m. and warmer warm and sun as hot High/Low past week 93/49 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 80/55 78 57 88 59 83 61 87 60 95 63 92 69 95 66 Average temp past week 70.2 Normal average temp past week 67.7 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low June 17 June 23 June 30 July 8 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2017 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 75/45 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 79/57 Knolls Clive Lake Point 73/47 80/56 80/57 77/59 Ogden Stansbury Park 74/53 Erda 78/59 Vernal Grantsville 78/58 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 83/48 79/59 63/52 0.00 0.35 0.00 0.65 12.64 10.95 Tooele 79/59 Bauer 78/57 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 77/57 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 78/57 83/48 79/51 Stockton Pollen Index Price 78/57 81/50 High Nephi Rush Valley 81/51 78/54 Ophir Moderate 73/53 Low Delta Manti Absent 82/54 81/51 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 93/57 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 80/55 83/50 Moab 77/53 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 91/58 Beaver 91/55 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 82/47 Ibapah 79/51 24-hour 81/50 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.01 -0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 86/48 84/48 at Grantsville 1.74 -0.01 95/64 Kanab 89/51 Eureka 70/50 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.16

Romney should run for senator in Utah, says former VP Biden PARK CITY, Utah (AP) show,” Dykema said. Robert Bennett. Bennett was — Former Vice President Joe Hatch, who has been in defeated by a tea party-backed Biden has encouraged onetime office since 1977, has said Republican, Mike Lee. GOP presidential nominee Mitt he hasn’t decided if he’ll seek On Friday in Utah, Romney Romney to run for the Senate another term but he might step and Biden did not discuss the in Utah if longtime Republican aside if Romney ran. 2012 election where they ran incumbent Orrin Hatch decides The 70-year-old former on opposing tickets, but Biden to retire next year. Massachusetts governor now did discuss the 2016 election. Biden made the recommen- lives in Utah, where he’s He made some comments dation to Romney on Friday remained popular as the man evening at the Utah resort who led a turnaround of the critical of President Donald where Romney was hosting an scandal-plagued 2002 Salt Trump, but said he felt his own annual invitation-only business Lake City Olympics and as a party and its candidate Hillary and politics summit. prominent Mormon business- Clinton failed to connect with The Biden-Romney event, man and politician in a state some key voting blocs, includ- like most of the discussions that’s home to The Church ing millennials and those in and speeches at the gathering, of Jesus Christ of Latter-day working-class states where was closed to reporters. But Saints. Biden was sent as a surrogate people who were there con- In April, Majority Leader for the campaign. firmed the conversation and Mitch McConnell said he Biden also discussed a COURTESY OF NORTH TOOELE FIRE DISTRICT described it as a warm, bipar- reached out to Romney about need for bipartisanship in High winds wreaked havoc on I-80 on Monday morning toppling four semis traveling through Tooele County. Both east and westbound I-80 near mile marker 77 was closed while crews cleared the wreckage of two semi tisan talk. running for Hatch’s seat, but Congress, lamenting how Romney did not give any said he’d support the longtime trailers were blown onto their sides. Republicans and Democrats indication he was considering senator if he decided to run don’t sit together anymore in a run, should Hatch, 83, decide again. Mountains at 10:16 a.m. on Monday. not to run again next year, Hatch has said that he hopes the Capitol dining room, and Wind Tooele County was designated a moderate spoke of his efforts to improve said one person in attendance, everyone in Utah could get continued from page A1 caution zone by UDOT for Monday, due to Maryland videographer Dean behind Romney and avoid cancer research, a cause he concerns about crosswind gusts of 45 mph or Dykema. a divisive primary contest has focused on since his son, Service in Salt Lake reported a 73 mph wind higher and areas of blowing dust. “Mitt didn’t have a chance like the one in 2010 that former Delaware Attorney gust near the northern tip of the Oquirrh [email protected] to ask many questions because ousted his close friend, the General Beau Biden, died in Joe pretty much took over the late Utah Republican Sen. 2015 of brain cancer.

Manti pageant to lure thousands 6th Annual to temple hill for 51st summer As evening approaches in 100-watt bulbs placed in gal- in 1820 was the foundation Sanpete County during the lon cans by Doug Barton, who for the Church of Jesus Christ Warr Memorial Ballpark Warr Memorial Ballpark month of June, something has helped with every pageant of Latter-day Saints (LDS) extraordinary begins to hap- except two (those missed as he and who translated the Book pen. Thousands of people take served a mission for the LDS of Mormon. The third story their seats on 14,000 folding Church). shows the pioneers who trav- chairs set up in the field at the Storm clouds began deliver- eled from the East and settled base of the Manti Temple and ing rain just as the produc- in the Sanpete Valley. Robert wait for the trumpet fanfare tion was ready to begin, but and Mary's lives are connected to signal the beginning of the miraculously the rain stopped to each part of the story, and Mormon Miracle Pageant. And during the performance and the audience follows their part of the miracle is that this didn't begin again until the journey. scene has been repeated for 51 final notes were played. This year's pageant theme is years. From those humble begin- “That they might see, feel and The Mormon Miracle nings, the Mormon Miracle know.” There will be special Pageant began as a July 24th Pageant has grown to include musical performances before celebration in 1967 with over 1,000 cast members; the pageant some evenings about 2,000 spectators sit- numerous costume, lighting with performers including ting in the bleachers at the and scenery crew members; Cheri Call, Michael Dowdle, Sanpete County Fairgrounds. hundreds of thousands of Skyline Drive, Greg Booth and A 25-piece orchestra provided dollars worth of sets and cos- other popular LDS artists. The the music, and sagebrush sur- tumes; and well over 1 million pageant will be performed rounded a wooden stage built spectators. June 15 through 24 except in the arena where normally The pageant contains three Sunday and Monday beginning horses chased cattle. separate, but related stories. about 9:30 p.m., and admis- Trees had been trimmed to The first story revolves around sion is free. provide a view of the temple Robert and Mary Henshaw, For more information on hill to the east where actors a young couple searching for the Mormon Miracle Pageant, Fri and Sat. June 23-24, 2017 portraying the mortal and the meaning of their lives. The visit out Facebook page Manti angelic Moroni would stand. second story tells of Joseph Mormon Miracle Pageant, or Sign up to be an "Organ Donor" The lighting was provided by Smith, whose heavenly vision go to mormonmiracle.org.

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Phil Jones shows how his concrete art begins.

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HEAVYConcrete EAVYartwork by Phil Jones features custom designs and color

is large planters greet visi- bills himself as an ornamental con- tors to Tooele High School’s crete artist. Through his member- front entryway. Another 26 ship in the Ornamental Concrete Honce dotted Tooele City’s Association, he knows that in this Main Street. part of the U.S., he is a bona fide, Art But customers will find his one-of-a-kind artisan. most recent work at the side of his There is only one other artist in Tooele home and it’s all for sale. the country that “does anything After 19 years at the Tooele Arts like this, [adding color],” Jones Festival, Phil Jones’ concrete foun- said. That artist lives in the East. tains, planters, pavers and garden “It runs in the family,” he said sculptures are readily recognized. of his creative flair. “I come from He said his art is utilitarian, whim- a family of artists. My brother is a sical, colorful, theft proof — and painter. His paintings run for thou- truly unique. Jones, 65, of Rockhard Designs, SEE ART PAGE A11 ➤

A Buddha-topped fountain (left). Anthony Stratton (above) pours a mold. HOMETOWNHOMETOWN A11 A11

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Art continued from page A10 sands and thousands of dol- lars. My daughter is an artist. They both have degrees.” Jones came to Tooele in 1993 from the Salt Lake area to manage a pizza chain, not to fill a creative void. “[But after three years] I decided I didn’t want to work for corporate,” he said, “I was confused about what I wanted to do … “I had always owned my own business,” he said, refer- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS ring to an auto parts store he ‘Travis’ (far left) is a whimsical piece. Tiered water fountains (left) are a had owned in Salt Lake City. of his bushes and trees. He popular sales item at his Rockhard Designs business. In the shop, planter Jones said he started toy- has pruned the latter to take molds (below left) are stacked according to size. Jones and Stratton (above) ing around with concrete as on unique shapes, and spread pour a mold. a hobby in 1996. In 2002, shade over his fence into the he received the commission side yard. He hopes to expand for the high school planters. his display of figures, bird- Then, the one from Tooele baths, steppingstones and SUBSCRIBE TODAY • 882-0050 City. sundials into the backyard From that side business, area. he grew and finally set up In addition to circular his own production area pavers, Jones also has small — a shop (which doubles as aggregate stone pavers, some PLEASE ADOPT ME! a chicken coop) where he of which feature both Chinese and his young apprentice, characters and bamboo, and a Anthony Stratton, 16, decide variety of other styles. SWEET DOGS! which molds they will pour Unlike the more flat design each day. It may be over-sized of the pavers, there is an human foot-print-shaped pav- extra step for more three- ers, large bowls (for planters) dimensional types of pieces of varying sizes that can be after it cures, Jones said. He stacked in tiers for different must grind down the junction effects, or flat platter-looking seams where the two sides of shapes that can become mul- his shapes meet using a coni- tiple-tiered fountains. cal-shaped cement sander. Jones loves the fact that “We use a grinder and we he can customize his work take off the edges,” he said. As according to his clients’ taste. a last step, he seals all of the “Seventy-five percent of pieces. what I do is custom,” he said. Among his art awaiting Frequently his customers this step is a young boy hold- bring a brick from their home ing two bunnies. “Travis,” he and ask him to match the called the boy as he gently color in their concrete piece. placed it on his workbench. “I pour everything here The mold he said he really myself,” he said, nodding wants is Venus De Milo. toward his displays. “These “The copyright has passed here are my own designs.” and I’d really love that mold,” The fountains, stacked in he said. tiers of reducing circumfer- Jones said he has close to ence, can feature a variety $100,000 in molds. One of of top pieces. The client can his favorite activities in the For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure select an orb, a Buddha, a winter is going through mold Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires pagoda or a cluster of swans catalogs and dreaming of his Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing according to their own taste. next investment. Tooele City and possible shelter fee. The color, he said, goes all You will see Jones’ designs Animal Shelter 882-8900 of the way through the piece. not just at his Tooele shop, Shelters are required to It isn’t just a surface coat that but also in stores in Salt Lake Grantsville hold animals for 5 business will fade or weather away as Valley. Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. the art ages. One planter on “There are a number of his lot, which has remained garden shops in Salt Lake Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. in good condition, is now 20 City that carry my stuff,” he years old . said. “My favorite that I sell Tooele Veterinary Clinic Jones came up with his to is Noles Nursery. It is really FILE PHOTO 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 own process. He said he adds unique.” Michael Hamilton turns art into fun at the festival. fiber, a wetting agent he calls Jones said he sells his a water reducer powder, air pieces to nurseries for the as a centerpiece. “intration,” which adds air same price as he sells at his Unlike many planters or pockets, a plasticizer that shop at 389 E. Vine St. So, it tables, Jones pieces are guar- makes the liquid form even is best for locals to shop at his anteed not to blow away in a more fluid so that it can be local store to avoid the stores’ windstorm. poured into a mold, and of markup. “For theft, it’s heavy, so it course, the two ingredients This week, visitors will be isn’t [easily] stolen,” he said. that make up concrete — sand able to purchase his work at Because Jones lifts heavy and gravel. the Tooele Arts Festival. So, concrete bags and pieces “The fiber looks like cut what is new for Jones this frequently, he struggled with up strands of polyester,” he year? His bistro sets, he said. back problems this spring. said. “The little strands bind He prices the sets the same as After undergoing steroid shots the concrete together ... The his round picnic tables with and taking a month off, Jones [wetting agent] makes little benches. The picnic tables feels strong again and he tiny microscopic bubbles that have a hole in the center for looks forward to showing his allow the [piece] to expand an umbrella. But, he said, the art at the art festival starting and contract. I put a number bistro set has no hole and is of different products in it so it meant for shaded areas. Thursday. will last our winters.” The set’s chairs feature Although retired, Jones is Jones showed off the pav- ornate scroll-like motifs, are going as strong as ever and ers in his backyard that mean- small in scale, yet weighty and finding joy in creating fun, der in a serpentine pattern. utilize straight, tufted-looking colorful creations that will The circular pavers interlock seat backs. Surprisingly, the brighten yards all over the to flow in any direction. chairs are very comfortable. valley. The display in the backyard Both sets are $575. “I am loving this,” he said, is a work in progress, Jones Another feature new to “I really do. Having this said. He has taken a master Jones’ artwork is a PVC pipe creativity, this gives me an gardening class from the USU addition to the planters where outlet.” Extension Office and is proud a flag on a pole can be added [email protected]

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Stratton (above) removes cured pavers. A three-foot bunny guards Jones’ (right) backyard.

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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017 US household wealth ticks up by 1.4 percent to $94.8

FILE PHOTOS trillion Bonneville Hot Shots wildfire crew members (left) look for hot spots at the scene of a wildfire at the Jacob CIty trailhead in 2014. The Patch Springs Fire (above) burned 13,000 acres in Skull Valley in 2013. The chance WASHINGTON (AP) for wildfires will be extremely high this summer because of tall vegetation from a wetter than normal winter — Buoyed by higher stock and spring. prices, Americans’ household net worth rose 1.4 percent to “History has shown that 90-percent $94.8 trillion in the first three Wildfire of the fires in Tooele County are human months of this year, a trend continued from page A1 caused,” he added. “The vast majority are that could support future equipment related — vehicles, tractors, spending. gov reported a major fire in Uintah County trailers, grinding, welding, etc.” U.S. stock and mutual fund was 90-percent contained, a 15-acre fire portfolios jumped $1.3 trillion Dawn Orr, spokeswoman for the Bureau near Beaver was still active and a 211-acre in value in the January-March fire in Box Elder County was contained. of Land Management, said several fires are quarter, the Federal Reserve “People need to be careful not to do caused from target shooting. Campfires said Thursday. Home values anything that could cause a spark,” Walton and fireworks are other common fire-start- increased $499 billion. said. “Even the green grass will burn hot ers, according to utahfireinfo.gov. Total household wealth and spread quickly. [email protected] includes checking and sav- ings accounts, and subtracts mortgages and other debt. Unlike some other economic measures, household wealth has fully recovered from the Great Recession and gone far beyond pre-recession levels. KINGS OF DESTRUCTION The proportion of American adults with jobs, for example, remains nearly three per- centage points below where it stood in December 2007, when the recession began. And average hourly pay is ris- ing more slowly than it was before the downturn. But in the nearly eight years since the recession ended, U.S. household net worth has soared past its pre-recession DEMOLITION level of $66.5 trillion. It fell $ to $56 trillion in 2008 before 30,000 slowly recovering. The figures 2017 aren’t adjusted for inflation. That disparity between purse household wealth — which is highly concentrated — leaping higher while jobs and income growth lag reflects some of the unequal aspects of the economy’s recovery. DERBY Record-high stock prices are the primary driver of greater household wealth. The Dow Jones industrial average has more than tripled from its recession-era low of 6,547 to 21,174 on Wednesday. Yet just 10 percent of the U.S. population owns 80 per- cent of stock market wealth. Meanwhile, middle income households derive most of their wealth from their homes. Nationwide, home prices didn’t fully recover from the downturn until last September. Americans typically spend a bit more when their home values and other wealth rises, which economists call “the wealth effect.” Yet there are signs that the post-recession buildup in wealth hasn’t led to as much spending as it may have in the past. For example, U.S. consum- SATURDAY, JUNE 24 ers haven’t increased their spending since the recession at the same pace as they did before. Consumer spending has increased at just a 2.3 per- cent annual pace since 2009, DESERET PEAK COMPLEX compared with 3.4 percent in the three decades before the downturn. One reason for the sluggish spending is that Americans are Tooele, Utah borrowing less for immediate consumption. Household debt has reached record heights, but the debt has been driven GATES AT 5:00 PM - RACE AT 7:00 PM mostly by ballooning student and auto loans. Mortgages, credit card debt and home equity lines of credit still lag TICKETS Tickets at pre-recession levels. Adults...... $16 Thompson’s ages 4-12 Smokehouse Kids...... $12 in Erda 3 yrs and under free also online: Family ...... $60presale only Smithstix.com utahderbys.com includes 2 adults & 3 kids Inspiring Healthy Lives Look for it every month in your Tooele Transcript Bulletin � � � � TOOELETRANSCRIPT Food Trucks Prizes Give Aways T-Shirts ATM BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1

Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin • Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more • Classifieds and Public Notices information contact the Community News Editor at 882-0050 or [email protected]. Items more than one month old Sports will not be considered for publication. Stansbury baseball team eases past Eagles Stallions use summer season to develop young talent for 2018 DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR The Stansbury baseball team is looking to fill the void left behind when seven seniors graduated last month, mean- ing there are plenty of spots up for grabs in the Stallions’ lineup. If Monday’s 16-0, three- inning win over Skyline is any indication, the kids are all right. “I’m actually really pleased with what I’m seeing,” said Stansbury assistant coach Jim Bolser. “Our pitchers are being aggressive, throwing strikes and working ahead. Offensively, our guys are get- ting good swings. I’m really encouraged by what we’re see- ing so far this summer. “We want to see who’s going to step up and take charge of some of those spots — they’re wide open. We’ve got some key positions to fill, so we’re going to put some guys in different positions and see who’s going to step up and perform.” Stansbury, which improved to 3-2 in summer league play, used a patient approach at the plate as Skyline’s pitchers struggled to find the strike zone. The Stallions drew 12 walks and pounded out 10 hits off three Eagles pitchers, erupting for 12 runs in the third inning alone. “They were waiting to get good strikes to hit,” Bolser said. “The borderline strikes, they were letting go until they had to battle with two strikes. We had a really good approach at the plate today.” The Stallions’ first seven bat- ters of the game reached base FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO as Stansbury built a 4-0 lead. Hunter Anderson drew a lead- Stansbury’s Jaydan Kelsch delivers a pitch during Monday’s summer league game against Skyline at Stansbury High School. Kelsch threw three shutout innings, allowing only two hits and one off walk, Hayden Beck singled walk as the Stallions rolled to a 16-0 win. and Marcus Luker walked to load the bases. Anderson “We played great defense,” scored on a single to shallow said Bolser, the Stallions’ pitch- right by Reilly Tripp, and Beck ing coach during the high scored on a wild pitch. Conner school season. “(Clark is) a Tooele County Fackrell walked to load the young kid coming in as a fresh- bases and Bailey Hunter drove man who has a chance to do in Luker with an infield single. some things. Jaydan Kelsch well-represented Tripp scored on another wild threw a heck of a game in a pitch. short outing. He was aggres- That was plenty of run sup- sive and stayed on top of the on All-State list port for Stansbury pitcher hitters, and I like to see that Jaydan Kelsch, who allowed from him.” STAFF REPORT stolen bases and 22 RBIs. two hits and a walk in three With the Eagles struggling Several Tooele County base- Grantsville senior pitcher shutout innings. He also had on the mound, Stansbury took ball players were rewarded Shaden Lazenby received three strikeouts, and got some advantage in the third inning. for their recently completed Second Team honors after help in the field from fresh- The Stallions sent 17 hitters to high school seasons when the posting an ERA of 0.68. His man Kaeden Clark, who made the plate in the frame, includ- annual All-State selections were teammate, junior Brady Arbon, a couple of impressive catches ing nine before recording their released last week. received Honorable Mention in center field to keep Skyline The All-State honorees were after overcoming a dislocated (2-3) at bay. SEE STANSBURY PAGE B8 ➤ voted upon by the Class 3A thumb to give the Cowboys a coaches. Tooele County’s three formidable one-two punch on teams combined for one First the pitcher’s mound. A third “We’ve got some key positions Team selection, one Second Cowboy, first baseman Trevor Team selection and three Colson, also was an Honorable to fill, so we’re going to put some Honorable Mentions. Mention pick with his strong Stansbury senior Mitch bat. guys in different positions and see McIntyre was named First Team Tooele’s Dallen Kimball was All-State after going 4-2 on the an Honorable Mention selec- who’s going to step up and mound with an earned-run tion as well. The junior infield- average of 1.11. The Brigham er/outfielder hit .400, pitched perform.” FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Young University-bound left- five innings and only commit- Stansbury’s Conner Fackrell (left) puts on the brakes as he rounds sec- hander also hit .443 with four ted two errors in the field this — Jim Bolser, Stansbury assistant baseball coach ond base during Monday’s game against Skyline. home runs, five doubles, 20 season for the Buffaloes. Bees drop two of three to Isotopes FROM THE SIDELINES sharper in a 4-2 loss Saturday game in the bottom of the The Bees took a 1-0 lead Minor-league teams Albuquerque cuts night, with all six runs com- ninth. Carlos Perez drew a in the bottom of the third ing by way of solo home runs leadoff walk against Isotopes inning on Sherman Johnson’s into Salt Lake’s lead in front of a Fireworks Night closer Matt Carasiti, and Cesar second home run of the year, provide fun for all crowd of 13,277. Albuquerque Puello followed with a base a line drive that crept over in Pacific Southern broke a 2-2 tie in the top of hit through the right side. the fence in right-center field. t the upper levels, pro- the eighth inning on back- Carasiti mishandled Ramon Albuquerque tied the game fessional sports are all Division standings to-back home runs by Noel Flores’ sacrifice bunt attempt, on Cuevas’ no-doubter that about winning. A Darren Vaughan Cuevas and Jordan Patterson loading the bases with nobody nearly hit the concession Amateur sports are all about SPORTS EDITOR DARREN VAUGHAN off Salt Lake out. stand atop the berm beyond fun. SPORTS EDITOR reliever Mike But Carasiti the left-center field fence, and Minor-league sports? The Salt Lake Bees remain Morin. settled in after Dustin Garneau followed with Somewhere in between. in first place in the Pacific “It was a good that, striking out another blast to left-center off That much was evident Baseball’s Los Angeles Angels. Coast League’s Pacific game,” Bees Matt Williams Salt Lake starter Luis Diaz. at the Salt Lake Bees’ game But for the 13,000-plus in Southern Division, but their manager Keith and Sherman Perez pulled the Bees even Saturday night in Salt Lake the stands at Smith’s Ballpark, advantage took a bit of a hit Johnson said. “We’re fine. Johnson before getting with a solo blast of his own City, where the home team wins and losses don’t seem to when they lost two of three to Especially after [Friday] night Michael Bourn to fly out to to left-center in the bottom of fell 4-2 to the Albuquerque matter as much. On a picture- the second-place Albuquerque and getting it taken to us a deep center field to end the the fourth off Isotopes starter Isotopes. Certainly, manager perfect night for a ballgame, Isotopes over the weekend at little bit, we came [Saturday] game. Matt Flemer. Keith Johnson and his players the bulk of the fans were there Smith’s Ballpark. and battled a little bit. “Obviously, we came up “The pitchers were attack- weren’t pleased after suffering for the postgame fireworks Salt Lake (35-29) won the [Albuquerque’s] in our divi- on the short end of it, but we ing the zones,” Keith Johnson their second consecutive loss show. That much is obvious, final game of the three-game sion and they’re right behind gave it our best try at the end said. “They were going after in as many nights to a division considering the combined series against the Isotopes us, so it’s going to be a battle there and just came up a little guys, making guys swing the rival, and there’s a lot at stake crowd for Thursday, Friday (31-32) 6-5 on Sunday, but between the two of us every short,” Keith Johnson said. “I bat.” for all of them — whether it’s and Sunday was 15,348, and struggled in an 11-1 loss in time.” have 100 percent trust in my Flemer lasted six innings, the pursuit of a Pacific Coast it would be much more if fans the series opener Friday night. The Bees had a golden hitters — just their guy made League championship or a The Bees were considerably opportunity to tie or win the the pitches.” SEE BEES PAGE B8 ➤ promotion to Major League SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017

5. ANATOMY: What part of the human body is affected by Graves’ disease? 6. LITERATURE: A biog- by Fifi Rodriguez raphy of which five-star general was titled “Old 1. GEOGRAPHY: Where Soldiers Never Die”? is the Petrified Forest 7. MEASUREMENTS: How National Park? many tablespoons are in 2. MOVIES: Who starred in a cup? the movie version of the 8. CARTOONS: What are musical “Evita!”? the names of the “The 3. TRANSPORTATION: Chipmunks” singing What major airport’s group? three-letter designation is 9. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Moments ORD? When is a sesquicenten- 4. U.S. PRESIDENTS: nial? Hannibal Hamlin served 10. FOOD & DRINK: What in Time as vice president to which type of spice can be U.S. president? Hungarian or Spanish? The History Channel ➤ On June 29, 1613, the Globe Theater, where most of Shakespeare’s Mega Maze plays debuted, burns down. The Globe was built by Shakespeare’s acting company, the Lord Chamberlain’s Men, in 1599 from the timbers of London’s very first permanent theater, Burbage’s Theater, built in 1576. ➤ On June 28, 1928, 26-year-old Louis Armstrong walks into a Chicago recording studio with five fellow jazz instrumentalists ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW and walks out having changed the course Auction Company for $270. of music history. • • • Armstrong and his Hot Q: I have an RCA Victor Five recorded “West Collectors Issue of Glenn End Blues,” which Miller and his Orchestra, would make him an which I purchased for my international sensation. Q: I have two War Ration husband in 1963. Does it ➤ On June 30, 1936, Books, and I wonder if they have any value? — Barbara, Margaret Mitchell’s are worth keeping or should Albuquerque, New Mexico “Gone with the Wind,” I cash them in. — Helen, A: I found your set ref- one of the best-selling Decatur, Illinois erenced in the Goldmine novels of all time, A: Millions of ration books Standard Catalogue of is published. By the were issued during World American Records 1950-1975, War II. They were intended compiled by Ted Neely (Krause time Mitchell won the to prevent the hoarding of Books). According to Neely, Pulitzer Prize for Fiction such goods as coffee, sugar, your limited edition was origi- in 1937, a movie proj- meat and other items in short nally issued in 1953, and that ect was already in the supply due to the war. Ration first pressing is valued in the works. books generally sell in the $75 to $150 range. Since your ➤ On June 26, 1956, the Ice cream melted, but pets saved $5 to $25 range, but unlike set is a later issue, it would be U.S. Congress approves savings bonds, you can’t cash worth less. I found several sets the Federal Highway to get in and rescue two dogs at me, but I gave him his them in as you wish. listed on eBay, mostly in the Act, which allocates panting inside. chance. He was even madder • • • $50 to $75 range. more than $30 billion The windows weren’t even when he got a citation. But Q: I have two crocks that • • • for the construction of cracked, and the sun was I don’t care, even if the ice were made in Parkersburg, Q: I have some baseball some 41,000 miles of beginning to get hot. This cream in my car did melt. It’s West Virginia, by A.P. record books called “Who’s is Georgia in early summer, worth it to know that those Donaghho. I believe they Who in the Major Leagues,” interstate highways, the and the heat is merciless. I dogs weren’t injured. — were probably produced by John Carmichael. The largest public construc- locked up my groceries and Doreen A., Marietta, Georgia in the 1940s. What could ones I have are 1944, 1945 tion project in U.S. his- went looking for the owner DEAR DOREEN: I’m so glad they be worth? — Leonard, and 1947. These are baseball tory to that date. first. I had the store page those dogs weren’t hurt! Your Salisbury, Maryland history and I am curious ➤ On July 2, 1964, its customers, and I went story is a great example of A: Alexander Polk about values. — Ken, Leland, President Lyndon Johnson DEAR PAW’S CORNER: into each of the small stores what to do if you notice pets Donaghho moved Illinois signs into law the historic It never seems to end, of the shopping center and in a locked car. It also IS OK to to Parkersburg from A: Your baseball record Civil Rights Act, which despite all the public-service asked if the owner was there. call the police first so that the Fredericktown, Pennsylvania, books would retail in the $25 prohibited racial discrimi- announcements: People still No response, so I called the door can be opened faster; you in 1870. He built a kiln there to $50 range, depending on nation in employment leave their pets locked in police. can enlist others to search for because of the rich clay condition. and education and out- their cars on hot summer It’s amazing how fast the the owners while waiting for deposits and continued in lawed racial segregation days. I just spent an hour in owner appeared after the the police. Parkersburg until 1903, when Write to Larry Cox in care front of the supermarket, police officer, who couldn’t he ceased operations. Your of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, in public places such as with my groceries melting in unlock the door using a tool, Send your tips, com- crocks are more than a century Orlando, FL 32803, or send schools, buses, parks and my own car, making a report smashed in the passenger ments and questions to ask@ old, much earlier than you e-mail to questionsforcox@aol. swimming pools. It would to a police officer who had to side window. pawscorner.com. suspected. com. Due to the large volume help pave the way for the break someone’s car window The owner was pretty mad © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. Donaghho is best known for of mail he receives, Mr. Cox Voting Rights Act of 1965. his hand-decorated stoneware. cannot personally answer all ➤ On June 27, 1976, a He later used stencils, but it reader questions, nor does he storekeeper in Sudan is his earlier pieces that bring do appraisals. Do not send becomes ill and dies five “Success is a journey — not a destination.” record prices. A salt-glazed any materials requiring return crock with a cobalt design mail. days later. It was the – H. Tom Collard start of the world’s first recently sold at Cowwan’s © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. recorded Ebola virus epidemic. By the time the epidemic was over, with ultimate cutting-edge shows for this upcoming televi- two new nonfiction series: Refinery29. 284 cases were reported technology to treat rare and sion season on TBS. “Michael Moore Live from TNT also is working with throughout the area. incurable diseases. He partners “Close Enough” is a brand- the Apocalypse” from Oscar- master storyteller and film- ➤ On July 1, 1984, with maverick surgeon Dr. new animated series from and Emmy-winner Michael maker Ridley Scott to develop a the Motion Picture Walter Wallace (Mulroney), “Regular Show” creator J.G. Moore, and “Who Run the night of original science-fiction Association of America, who leads the effort in clearing Quintel; there will be an update World?” from Sarah Jessica programming. Initial plans which oversees the out the bureaucracy of medi- of the classic game show “The Parker, Morgan Spurlock and call for the block to serve as a voluntary rating system cine to focus on forward think- Joker’s Wild,” showcase for hour-long series, for movies, introduces ing, advancing technology and hosted by Snoop short-form programs and other a new rating, PG-13. saving lives — at no cost to the Dogg; and we’ll formats to be developed in col- The MPAA created the Q: Will “Pure Genius” patient. get a new, as-yet- laboration with Ridley. rating to better help return for another season? While this sounds like a untitled series The network ordered a pilot I really liked the message of wonderful premise for a medi- from the comedy for “Highland,” a scripted parents determine hope it gave me that one day cal series — and for exploring trio The Dress Up drama written by Liz Sarnoff whether a movie was medical science will advance in real life — after airing all 13 Gang. TBS also and starring actress-comedian child-appropriate. to that degree. — Sharon N., commissioned episodes, CBS has added Cedric Margaret Cho; TNT also © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. via email decided not to renew the order the Entertainer, announced that Daveed Diggs Q: Are they going to bring in the wake of mixed reviews Taylor Mosby and — who earned a Tony for the back the Thursday-night and low ratings. Dante Hoagland Broadway hit “Hamilton” — show on CBS at 10 p.m. called • • • to the cast of its will star in the drama pilot “Pure Genius”? It was a very Q: Can you tell me what new Tracy Morgan- “Snowpiercer,” directed by Subscribe Today good and interesting show, Daniel Radcliffe is up to late- starring comedy “Doctor Strange” helmer Scott 882-0050 but it wasn’t on for very long. ly? — Gal P., Columbus, Ohio “The Last O.G.” Derrickson. — Pauline D., via email A: Daniel is making a foray • • • A: The medical drama into the world of comedy, star- READERS: Write to Cindy at King starring Augustus Prew and ring with Owen Wilson in the TNT recently Features Weekly Service, 628 For All the Big Events in Life Dermot Mulroney was given a Lorne Michaels-produced TBS announced its slate Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL Let Everyone Know! 13-episode order for the 2016- comedy “Miracle Workers,” a of new program- 32803; or e-mail her at let- 17 season. The series focused workplace comedy set in heav- ming, and I wanted [email protected]. on a billionaire (Prew) who en. 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(A Sioux Indian folktale) Coyote was furious. “What an ungrateful rock! to know Iya could not catch him now. Any rock adapted by Amy Friedman and I was only going to borrow it,” and with that, he would sink to the bottom of that river when try- illustrated by Meredith Johnson raced back to Iya. He snatched the blanket that ing to cross. was covering the rock and said, “You’ve been out But to Coyote’s dismay, when Iya reached the nce upon a time, on a warm spring day, in the rain all your life. You don’t need a blanket, edge of the river, he jumped in and did not sink. Coyote was out for a walk when he came so I’m taking it away!” No, he began to swim across, chasing Coyote still. Oupon the trickster Iktome. They decided Then he hurried back to Iktome, and as the Coyote could not believe his eyes, and he swam to walk together for a while. The sun was hot, and rain fell, the two huddled under the blanket, stay- faster and faster. when they reached a big, smooth rock, Coyote ing dry. Well, mostly dry. When at last he reached the far side of the said, “Let’s take a rest!” and he tossed his blanket At last the rain stopped, and clouds drifted river, he raced out and into the woods, and as over the rock. away, and the sun began to shine again. Coyote soon as he was deep in the forest, behind a grove But this was no ordinary rock. This was a rock and Iktome sat together sunning themselves. “Let of trees, he lay down to rest. But just as he had known as Iya, and, naturally, Iktome knew that. us eat some food,” Coyote said, and he shared begun to catch his breath, he heard the sound of But he did not say a word to Coyote. his fry bread with his friend. Just as they had fin- trees crashing down, and he knew that Iya was The two rested as the sun rose in the sky, and ished eating, Coyote suddenly heard a sound. coming after him. the day grew warmer. “I don’t need this blanket. “What’s that?” Iktome asked, and they both He leaped up and ran through the forest, out You keep it, friend,” Coyote said, and so he left it looked up at the hill before them. That sound was into the open prairie. lying on the rock. “It is my gift.” coming from the other side. As he ran, he saw a sleuth of bears crossing The two walked on, but soon a cloud appeared. “You go look,” Coyote said to Iktome, and the prairie. “Help!” he called out to the bears. When a flash of lightning coursed across the sky, Iktome hurried up the hill, but a moment later he “There’s a rock chasing me!” when he spotted Coyote flattened out there on and thunder roared, Coyote and Iktome began to was hurrying back to Coyote’s side. “Look out, Iya When those bears looked up and saw that rock the prairie. “That would make a nice rug,” he run for shelter. Soon rain was pouring down from is coming!” he shouted. rolling toward them, they didn’t stop to help. said, and so he carried Coyote home and lay him the once-blue sky, and Coyote turned to Iktome And Coyote looked up just in time to see that Instead they bounded into the woods, running beside the hearth. and said, “Will you go back and ask Iya to give big rock rolling over the top of the hill, and rush- away. All night long Coyote worked hard to pull him- you the blanket? We can cover ourselves with it ing downhill toward them. Coyote saw a herd of buffalo, and he called self back into his usual shape, and by morning and stay dry.” Naturally, Iktome was able to climb to the top out, “Brothers, help me stop this rolling rock!” he was himself again. He slipped out the window Iktome hurried back to Iya and reached for of a tree, just in time, but Coyote had to run and But it was too late. Before the last word left and ran away before the rancher and his wife the blanket, but the rock said, “Coyote gave it to run. He ran as fast as he could -- cursing his full Coyote’s mouth, the Buffalo stared in wonder as were awake. me and what’s given is given; you cannot take it belly -- and he stayed just ahead of that rock. Iya the rock rolled right over him, and the herd But he learned a lesson from that rock: If you back,” so Iktome ran back to Coyote and told him Then he smiled to see the river ahead of him. wandered away. give something away, you must give it away for- what happened. He leaped in and began to swim across, happy Later that day, a rancher was riding along ever. MONDAY’S WARM COCOA WEDDING Wells/Haskell For a more positive future, don’t Dan and Tina Haskell are pleased to announce the mar- riage of their daugter, Amber let shortcomings block the view Nicole to Justin Bret Wells, son of Bret and Amy Wells on ’m really tired of living a daily basis to improve the Saturday, June 17, 2017 in the A Full-Color in an apartment,” Jacob present while working to cre- Salt Lake Temple. Please join said to me as we were ate successful outcomes in her us in celebrating their mar- Activity Page “I Lynn Butterfi eld leaving a home he and his wife future. She constantly gives riage at a reception in their GUEST COLUMNIST Madeline had just made an encouragement to everyone honor from 6-8 p.m. at the LDS Just for Kids! offer to buy. “But she isn’t tired around her while working to chapel at 115 E. Cherry Street, of it. She likes it.” improve her personal skills so Grantsville, Utah. Every Thursday in the “What is it you like about lives together a little easier. I she can give more. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin it?” I asked Madeline. also go to know that Madeline Give more? She’d say she “I like having all of the peo- has the ability to live joyfully receives more because of all ple around,” she said. “There with what she has and whom the great people with whom are five kids who come over she’s with — without pretend- she comes into contact. And just about every day. We spend ing. then, as if on cue, Madeline’s time playing and cooking Pretending is to cause, or husband responded to my ear- BIRTHDAY together. It’s really great for attempt to cause, what is not lier statement. our daughter to have so many so to seem otherwise. It is to “Yes, she would feel the friends around. I just really act as if something were true same anywhere,” he said. 90 years of love and like it.” or untrue. Madeline is not a I felt fortunate to have laughter We had been together for pretender; she lives a life of learned about goodness from a couple of days and walked genuine goodness. She actively a master teacher. Now, all too 8 amazing children through house after house, makes improvements to her soon, my tutorial was ending. 24 beautiful grandchildren interacting around Jacob’s and surroundings while experienc- We had completed our drive to 49 loving great-grandchil- Madeline’s likes and dislikes. ing the good continually. the airport. dren Her response didn’t surprise First, Madeline enthusiasti- We said good-bye and I 4 caring great great-grand- me. cally seeks and focuses on the wished them a safe and happy children “I think you’d feel the same good things she sees in front of trip while knowing it would be 1 blessed family no matter where you live,” I her. She looks for the positive a happy one. Madeline would All because of you, Betty said. attributes of people, places and continue focusing on the good Johnson, born May 14, 1927. I watched Madeline exam- things. Her focus is clear and she saw on their journey, while Please join us in celebrat- ine each property we explored. not blind. She can see short- offering encouragement and a ing on Saturday, June 17 from Subscribe Today I listened to her compare it to comings, but doesn’t let them positive experience to every- 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele Stake 882-0050 the place in which they lived. dominate her view. one. Center, at 580 N. 270 E. No As a result, I got to know attri- Second, Madeline expands Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda gifts, please. Your friendship is TOOELETRANSCRIPT butes in other homes she’d her view to create a positive and is a managing broker for a all we require. BULLETIN enjoy, that would make their future. She takes action on real estate company.

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held June 30 at the GHS auditorium at 7 English as a second language are available. First Baptist Food Pantry Historical books Monthly general membership meetings are TOOELE p.m. Contestant must be from Grantsville Register now to graduate — just $50 per The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Tooele County Historical Society’s books held at the Pioneer Museum, located at 47 or attend a Grantsville school and must semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call ing an emergency food pantry to meet the will be available to purchase at our meet- E. Vine Street every third Thursday of the Senior Center have just completed first grade to 6th 435-833-8750. Adult education classes are needs of our community. The food pantry ing. The History of Tooele County Volume month at 8 p.m. Those who wish to attend The senior center is for the enjoyment of grade. Each contestant will be judged on for students 18 and over. is available for emergency needs. Hours of II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and the leadership meeting at 7 p.m. are wel- all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting a two minute talent, party dress, on-stage operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m.-noon. Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also come to listen to the appointed members’ activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, question and personal introduction. A man- TATC’s STEM Camps We are located at 580 S. Main Street. For have eight note cards depicting four dif- meeting. All Tooele County veterans are exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- datory meeting will be held at 200 East TATC’s STEM Camps are back. There are information call 435-882-2048. ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will invited to attend. ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies Main, Grantsville on June 5 at 7 pm. If you three camps for third-fifth graders that will make great gifts for your family and friends. The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- have any questions, please call Jan at 435- be held July 14 and August 4. There will The Tooele County Food Bank Please call Alice Dale at 435-882-1612 if hold its monthly executive and general able for homebound. Lunch served week- 224-3288 or Krista at 435-841-9951. also be a “Girls’ STEM Camp” for sixth- & Grantsville Emergency Food you would like to purchase these books. meetings on the third Thursday of every days. For age 60 and above, suggested eighth grade girls on June 30. Visit event- Pantry month at the Pioneer Museum (rear donation is $3. For those under age 60, The 2016 Miss Grantsville brite.com or call 435-248-1800 for details. entrance). The executive meeting will be at The Tooele County Food Bank and cost is $5. Transportation available to the 7 p.m. and the general meeting will be at 8 Scholarship Pageant Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in GROUPS AND EVENTS store or doctor visits for residents in the The 2016 Miss Grantsville Scholarship ESOL p.m. The DAV is looking for volunteer driv- ESOL conversational classes are held need of canned meats, soups, pasta and Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- Pageant will be held July 3 at Grantsville Local author seeks photos ers — no DAV membership is required. Will Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students any non-perishable foods. We are accept- tation information call 435-843-4102. For High School. If you are interested in run- A local author and historian is seeking origi- need a VA physical. No monthly meetings may also come anytime the center is open ing donations for Pathways Women’s and more information about the Tooele center, ning for the pageant, paperwork is avail- nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, are held in July or December. Call com- for individualized study. Registration is $50 Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic call 435-843-4110. able at Grantsville City Hall. All possible Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well mander James Yale at 435-849-0521 or per semester. Call 435-833-8750 for more abuse). They are in need of socks, under- contestants must attend a mandatory as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions adjutant Greg Johnson at 435-849-6741. Books for the Whole Family information. wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene information meeting at Grantsville City Hall and resorts for an upcoming book project. Donated children’s books and paperbacks products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, on one of the following dates: June 12 or Those who wish to contribute information Health Department and Aging are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers Early Head Start nail polish and remover) toys. Anything will 14 at 7 p.m. Contestants under age 18 or photographs of these parks should con- Services hours are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Do you have a child under age 3? Are be appreciated. Underwear and socks must must have a parent accompany them to the tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. The Tooele County Health Department and on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early be new. Other items can be gently used. information meeting. Completed contestant Contributions will be printed with credit in Aging Services’ new hours of operation are a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Head Start is a free program for eligible Please help us help our community. Drop paperwork must be turned in to Grantsville a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday Library. All proceeds go back to the library families that offers quality early educa- boxes are located in the Intermountain City Hall by June 16 at 5 p.m. Questions, There is no such thing as too many photo- from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar for projects and programs. tion for infants and toddlers in the home; Staffing Office, 7 South Main Street #203, please call Teri Critchlow 435-830-8090 or graphs as the author needs a minimum of on our main page for holiday hours and parent education; comprehensive health Tooele, UT 84074. Bingo is Back! Courtnee Cloward 435-840-0235. services to women before, during and after 160 photographs, and any help is greatly closures. For more information, call 435- appreciated. 277-2301. St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started Old Grantsville Church Children’s pregnancy; nutrition education and family Baby blankets needed its bingo games again on Fridays starting support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Baby blankets are needed for the nursery Tooele Valley Flute Choir Parkinson’s Disease Support at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! Theatre 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Children’s Theatre at the Old Grantsville additional information. should be new and in good condition. Group bers interested in our inaugural effort to questions. Church ( CTOGC) will again be offering Homemade blankets are also accepted A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can raise the profile of local flutists. If you love two different Summer Theatre options for Free developmental evaluation if new. Donations can be turned in to the be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. to play the flute and want to grow your Tooele Tri Sprint Triathlon actors ages 6-14: A Summer tuition class DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical Tooele has a support group for persons musical horizons, please join us! All levels The fifth Annual Tooele Tri Sprint Triathlon and an audition Musical, “The Lion King, a variety of services to families with Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Call with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- of skill and experience welcome. Contact will be on Saturday, June 24 at 7 a.m. For Jr.” (No tuition charged). Details of each infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Diane at 435-843-3691 with any questions. ers. You can learn how others are coping race information and to register visit our option are below: Individualized services are available to Emma at [email protected]. with PD and how to live well. We meet the website at www.tooelecity.org. If you regis- Summer Children’s Theatre Classes enhance development in communication, Community Closet Tooele Valley Free Masons third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at ter by May 30 your registration will include — CTOGC will be offering a kids’ summer motor development, cognition, social/emo- Clean out your closets. The Community TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the a race shirt. For more information please tuition class that meets three afternoons tional development, self-help skills and Closet is accepting donations for gently 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, second Friday of each month for dinner and contact Tooele City Parks and Recreation at per week during June and July, from 2-4 health concerns. Contact us for a free used clothing. Donations are accepted at call Barb at 801-656-9673 or Hal at 435- socializing. If you are interested or have 435-843-2142 or at [email protected]. p.m. on most Tuesday, Wednesday and developmental evaluation at 435-833- your neighborhood school. Contact Christy 840-3683. questions please join us at the Lodge, Thursdays. Tuition will be $100/student 0725. Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any ques- located at the corner of Settlement Canyon Miss Tooele Scholarship Pageant for the total two months, with a 10 percent tions. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Tooele City is excited to announce the discount for each additional child in the Road and SR-36, or give us a call at 435- to Recovery” 277-0087. 2017 Miss Tooele City Scholarship Pageant same immediate family. Two evening per- 4H YOUTH Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 on Thursday, June 29 at 7p.m. The pageant formance dates will be chosen after review- MOOSE Tooele Valley Family History p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Suite 4 in is part of the Tooele’s 4th of July fes- ing families’ vacation schedules, some Scholarships Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to tivities and is open to 16-24 year-old girls time in late July or early August. Classes Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To partici- Meals at the Lodge Center all those affected by someone else’s addic- who are Tooele City residents. There are have begun and are at 2 p.m. at The Old pate in 4-H activities, you must register as Friday and Saturday night dinners will be Research your ancestors free with trained tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help $1,000-$2,000 scholarships and additional Grantsville Church, 297 W. Clark Street. For a 4-H member online at ut.4honline.com. served from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Friday night FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele by sharing our experience, strength and prizes available, and the contest does more information or to register, call/text Many scholarships and contests are avail- dinners change weekly or you can order Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 hope. For more information, please contact not include the swimsuit/fitness competi- Macae Wanberg at 435-241-8131 or email able on the 4H website, utah4h.org and at from the menu items Saturday night din- East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Terri at 435-313-4851. tion. The application deadline is May 31, [email protected]. the USU Extension website, extension.usu. ners include 14 oz. ribeye or T-bone steak of operation: Tuesday through Friday, 10 2017. Contestant materials and additional We will be studying principles of acting, the- edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. w/choice of baked potato/fries, salad and a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings Military Items wanted information is available on the www.tooe- atre production and will be producing a one- roll; halibut or salmon steak w/choice of 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by appoint- When you no longer want your military lecity.org website. For more information, act play during the class session. Actors Cloverbud Club Meeting baked or fries, salad and roll, or Jumbo ment only. Special classes offered regu- items, do not take them to the D.I. or the contact Kami Perkins 435-843-2105, or will help choose which play we produce and The Cloverbud Club Meeting will be on shrimp w/choice of baked or fries, salad larly. Call the center for more information. thrift store. Bring them — hats, helmets, [email protected]. whether it will be a musical or a non-musi- Tues., June 6, at 9:30 a.m. at the Tooele and roll. All meals are for a reasonable Take Off Pounds Sensibly dress uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jack- cal play. Parents may drop off students and USU Extension Office. Members must price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily ets, backpacks, belts, canteens, pouches, If you are struggling with your weight, Friends of the Tooele Library are always welcome to attend. register in 4-H to participate and be 5-8 lunch specials are available at the lodge old photos, etc. — to 775 S. Coleman you don’t need to travel the road alone. The Friends of the Tooele Library will be FYI - Stansbury High School is doing a years old. from 11 a.m. Street They will be displayed with honor TOPS can help you achieve your goals and holding an art auction on Saturday, June two-week children’s tuition workshop Aug. After purchase of 10 meals either Friday/ and respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435- support you in your journey. We provide 24 at 11 a.m. in the City Hall Council 7-19 ($75/student) based on the same Food Camp Saturday nights your next one is free. If you 882-8688. accountability through weekly weigh-ins Chambers. This will be a regular auction, show. Those who live closer to SHS may What makes a good meal combination? have more than four people in your party, and support and encouragement in a non- with 70 percent going back to the artist want the closer option. We support SHS Explore meal planning and preparation, please call ahead to ensure the cook can Children’s Choir Auditions judgmental environment. TOPS is open and 30 percent going to Friends of the and their program and we encourage you to while learning to make a main dish and better plan. For members and their guests Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- to all men, women, teens and preteens. Library. Artists can set a minimum bid. For participate in their workshop if it’s a better side dish. For youth grades 3-12. Cost is only. tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 There are now two TOPS chapters in Tooele more information, contact Karen Belmonte fit for you. $10. Register at ut.4honline.com. Space years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, at [email protected]. is limited. Call Darlene at 435-277-2406 if Entertainment to accommodate your schedule. UT 330 owner and director of Blake Music Studios, you have questions. Saturday June 17, Old Town Rebels will Tooele meets Tuesday at Cornerstone directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tooele Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run STANSBURY PARK perform frm 6-10 p.m. Baptist Church, 276 E. 500 North. Weigh vocal performance and has taught at the The Tooele Kiwanis Club will host its annual Perfectly Pie in from 5:30-6 p.m., meeting at 6 p.m. Call collegiate level. If your child loves to sing 5K Freedom Run on July 4. Runners can go Benson Pioneer Gristmill This is series of workshops to learn to Special Events Mary Lou at 435-830-1150 for information. and you are looking for an exceptional to tooelekiwanis.com to register for the run Tour Utah’s last standing pioneer grist make pies for youth grades 3-12. Cost is On Sunday, June 18, we will host a Father’s UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday. Weigh-in musical experience for them, this is it. For or get further information. (flour) mill and log buildings. See how our $5 per class. Both classes begin at 10 Day breakfast for all fathers, grandfathers from 9-9:30 a.m., and the meeting is at more information and to register for an a.m. On June 22 the class will cover mak- and great grandfathers starting at 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m. This chapter meets at a private audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Fourth of July Entertainment and ancestors lived, worked and crafted before the age of electricity. Take a guided tour to ing a cream pie with a cookie crust and on For members and their guests. residence, so call ahead for the exact loca- com or call 435-277-0755. Activities enhance your experience. Hours 10 a.m.-6 July 20 it will cover making a fruit pie with On Thursday, June 22, the Moose Legion tion. Call Lynne Nash at 435-849-3853 for Tooele is looking for anyone interested in p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 325 a pastry crust. Register at ut.4honline.com. Committee will host a dinner at 5:30 p.m., information. TOPS is a nonprofit organiza- Rocky Mountain Hospice performing or taking part at the Fourth of State Road 138 (just North of Stansbury Space is limited. Call Reine at 435-277- followed by a meeting at 6 p.m. All pro- tion. See the TOPS website at www.tops. Want to have more meaning in your life. Do July city park celebration. We will open up Park). Admission is free. 2402 if you have questions. ceeds will go to the Moose Legion Funds. org. you want to do something that is satisfying an exciting afternoon of local entertain- On Sunday, June 25, we will host our 1st and of great service to your community? ment. The festivities will begin with country Volunteers Needed at the 4-H Family Camp annual Golf Scramble at Oquirrh Hills, shot- Tooele Family Al-Anon Then become a Rocky Mountain Hospice America Rocks. For 4-H youth and families. Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele singer, Charlie Jenkins. The rest of the time Benson Historic Mill gun will start at 8 a.m. Sign up sheets are volunteer. No experience required. All will be open to singers, dancers, gymnasts, Ophir City Park, June 27-29. The cost of available. Hope to see you there. Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the training, background check and TB tests Benson Historic Mill and Pioneer Park at $10 per person includes all games, crafts, back of the building. For questions or more jugglers — any local talent is welcome. 325 SR-138, is looking for people that On Friday, June 30, we will honor Veterans provided by Rocky Mountain. The only Come out and share. We will have a stage star party, archery, workshops and dinner with a free dinner from 5:30-7 p.m. information, please call Allene at 435-830- requirement is your desire to help someone would enjoy donating a few hours a week on Wednesday. A dinner only option is $5. 0465 or Elizabeth at 435-884-0825 or and sound system set up and ready for to help maintain and improve this Tooele in need. Please contact Diane Redman at performances. Contact Susan Trujillo at There is no cost for pre-schoolers — ages 435-241-9200. Rocky Mountain Hospice, 801-397-4904. Valley treasure. We are also looking for 0-5. Teen Council Assistants only pay $5. 435-882-5496 or 435-840-3559 to reserve skilled people with lots of patience to help EAGLES Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U a spot. Bring a white T-shirt to paint and wear. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group restore and bring back to life many of We assign camp sites on a first come, Sunday Breakfasts This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Join us the 3rd Monday of each month the artifacts currently on display. Please Corvette, Bike and Car Show first served basis. Pick up your manda- Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical contact Karl Dunn at 801-556-4824 or the Tooele City is sponsoring a Corvette Car tory registration forms at the Tooele USU June 25 this month from 9-11:30 p.m. Main Street. For more information, contact Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Health Grist Mill office at 435-882-7678. Show Monday, July 3 from 5-8 p.m. at the Extension Office, 151 N. Main or online at There will be a $5 special, $7 for adults, Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435- Department’s Aging Services program 849-4180. Tooele City Park, 55 N. 200 West. The Farmers’ Market at Benson www.tooele4h.org. Call 435-277-2409 for $3 for seniors and $3 for kids 11-years and is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s fun and enjoyable evening will include live more information. The registration deadline younger. The meal includes coffee and or Alcoholics Anonymous Association’s Caregiver Support Groups. entertainment. The 9th Annual Bike and Gristmill is June 20. a glass of juice or milk. Bad Beer is avail- The groups are designed to provide emo- Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the Car show will be the Fourth of July. It will The Farmer’s Market at the Gristmill will able. The public is invited. tional, educational and social support for Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For feature classics, customs, street rods, open July 8, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The market Parent/Child Interactive Cooking caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2456. more information, contact Lance at 435- muscle cars, rat rods and motorcycles. All will feature fresh local produce, pork and Class Friday Night Dinners Canceled 496-3691 or Wendy at 801-694-2624. participants will receive a great looking beef products, eggs, honey, baked items Celebrate Summer. Kids Can Cook, Too The Friday Night Dinners will be canceled The Next Chapter and homemade craft items. Anyone wishing trophy, with an overall Queen Choice Award. — join us for this fun summertime holidays on Friday, June 30, 2017, for the 4th of Food Addicts in Recovery The Next Chapter is a free social support In addition, come show off your ride and to participate by selling items at this year’s parent/child interactive cooking class. July holiday. They will be back on Friday, and educational program to help widows cruise the Tooele Fourth of July Parade at 9 market can call 435-850-0458 for more Come Wed., June 14, 7-8 p.m., to create a July 7, 2017. Anonymous and widowers adjust to the loss of their Are you having trouble controlling the a.m. You must sign up for the parade this information. barbecue burger in honor of Father’s Day. spouse through monthly activities. You are way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery year in order to participate. Class will be held at the USU Extension Father’s Day Breakfast invited to join others who are on the same Guide Dogs of America Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- To register for either show call Ruben Office, 151 N. Main, in the Tooele Health The Eagles auxiliary will serve a special page as you, to begin a new chapter in your The 9th Annual Stansbury Days Car Show ery program for anyone suffering from Trujillo at 435-840-3847. Come and see Department. Call 435-277-2409 to reserve buffet Father’s Day breakfast on Sunday, life story. Call Sarah with Tooele County will be held Aug. 19 in Stansbury Park to food addiction. Meetings are held every the fine vehicles the owners’ pride and a place for your family. June 18, 2017 from 10-11:30 a.m. The Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for more benefit the Guide Dogs of America. Car Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, joys. Both shows are free! menu includes biscuits and gravy, break- details. Show registration is $25 the day of the Club activity kits available fasts meats, scrambled eggs, hash browns, 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the show. The first 100 cars registered receive Many fun activity kits are available to fruit bowl and a sweet treat. The breakfast north back entrance. For more information, Stansbury Art and Literary Artist a car show t-Shirt and Dash Plaque. Charity support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out will include coffee and/or juice or milk. Bad call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Denise at of the Month GRANTSVILLE dollars cover the over $42,000 each to what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ Beer will be available. Fathers eat free 435-830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts.org. Stansbury Art and Lit June Meeting — raise and train these dogs. For informa- Family History Center volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ and all other adults will be $7. Children Everyone is welcome to attend. mark your calendars for our next meeting tion about the Guide Dogs of America, or Find the Past — come find your ancestors discoverkits. 11-years and younger will be $3.50. Bring on Tuesday, June 27, 7 p.m. at the Coulter the car show call 435-841-0713 or e-mail Tooele County Aging at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind the Dad to the Eagles for breakfast and have a House Event Center, SR 138, Stansbury [email protected] The program Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- stake center). Share your past and learn great meal and enjoy yourselves. Park. Noted photographer, Ron Allen, will is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and your donation teers to help us meet the needs of seniors more of your heritage. Whether it is your USU EXTENSION do a presentation about getting the best is tax deductible. in the community. Many seniors require hobby or just a general interest, beginner Auxiliary PPs Dinner Meeting photographic images from the time you PMSP Dianne Moore will host the dinner assistance and need rides to doctors or to advanced researcher — all are welcome. USU Extension Gardening shoot the image to when it is printed. He at The Brother’s Restaurant at 7 p.m. on other health professionals. Rides help Trained consultants are available to assist Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic — master has years of experience so don’t miss this Wed., June 21, 2017. All PPs are invited to seniors live more independent lives. Call you. Hours are Mondays 10 a.m.-4 p.m., SCHOOLS gardeners will be available to help diagnose opportunity to fine tune your own knowl- attend. See you there. 435-843-4114 for more information. The Tuesdays noon-4 p.m., Wednesdays 10 your plant, tree and pest problems on edge about photography. The optional art Story and Craft Hour. Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also a.m.-3 p.m., Thursdays noon-4 p.m. Night Wednesdays from 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele challenge is to do a creative piece of art- Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the are in need of volunteers. For more infor- hours Tuesday through Thursday are 7-9 USU Extension office located at 151 North work using the theme ‘”cars.” The public is Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy mation about volunteering at the Grantsville p.m. Individuals and groups are welcome. Main. Bring a photo and sample of the ELKS invited and refreshments will be served. the adventures of books and make fun Center, call Dan at 435-843-4753. For vol- Please call 435-224-5010 to schedule a specimen to help identify the problem. Call During the month of June, two of Stansbury crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Meetings unteering at the Tooele Center, call Debbie group or receive information about work- 435-277-2409 if you have any questions Art and Lit.’s newest members will display 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West about the diagnostic clinic. Lodge meetings are held the second and at 435-843-4103. shops, training, etc. Questions and com- Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, fourth Tuesday of every month. House their artwork on the Wall Gallery at the ments are welcome. Tooele. Please enter through the south committee meetings are held every third Life’s Worth Living Foundation Tooele Chamber of Commerce. Shauna Everything You Ever Wanted to Edgeman and Debbie Anderson both began Senior Center side doors. Know Tuesday of the month. All members are Suicide support group every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West watercolor painting five years ago. They The senior center is for the enjoyment of Utah State University Extension has infor- welcome and encouraged to attend. Free Preschool Hour Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main have shown great promise, which can be all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- mation on gardening, families, food preser- Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Friday Night Dinners Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the seen in their completed work. Debbie, as tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include vation, meal planning, finances, agriculture, Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Dinner will be served on the first and third cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal an avid birdwatcher, uses photographs she Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, natural resources, Utah 4-H and Youth of learning, singing and creating. This class Friday of each month from 6-9 p.m. Steak thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- takes of birds in her back yard and of her pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. and many other things on their website is for all children up to 5 years old. Please and shrimp dinner - $16.50, Ribeye dinner cide, please plan on attending. Please go parrot, Oscar, for the watercolor paintings Meals on Wheels available for homebound. extension.usu.edu. Check it out and learn come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- $18, Steak dinner - $12, Shrimp dinner on Facebook and like our page to keep she creates. Shauna favors doing water- Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and something new. tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We - $14, Halibut dinner - $18, Fish and chips current with our latest news and events. colors of pictures she sees that strike her above, suggested donation is $3. For those are located at West Elementary School, - $12, Soup and salad bar - $8. All dinners Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- interest and in which she can incorporate under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter include soup or salad and baked potato ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. her own style. These works of art are avail- available to the store or doctor visits for through the south side doors. CHARITY or fries. able to view at the Tooele County Chamber residents in the Tooele and Grantsville of Commerce, at 154 S. Main, Tooele. Tooele Children’s Justice Center Disabled American Veterans areas. For transportation information, call St. Marguerite Catholic School Snacks Chapter 20 The public is invited to see this Chamber 435-843-4102. The only faith based school in Tooele Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Wall Gallery display any time during the of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. Thursday, the “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County. Students of all faiths are wel- social quarters, during business hours: County Chapter for the Disabled American chamber’s regular business hours. Daughters of Utah Pioneers come from preschool through 8th grade. We appreciate all donations. For inquiries Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 The DUP is seeking any family histories, or drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 Veterans held their annual Installation of Sons of Utah Pioneers Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day pre- ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 Officers ceremony for the 2017-18 year at photographs, books, stories or vintage East, Tooele. Anyone interested in the history of Tooele school, junior high grades 6-8, small class ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Tooele City’s Pioneer Museum. artifacts (before 1900) to display at our City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we sizes, and an enhanced STEM curriculum. Newly elected officers for Chapter 20 DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 United Methodist dinner need you! Please come and join us for Give us a call 435-882-0081 or visit www. include Commander James G. Yale, Senior W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Tooele United Methodist Church offers a a potluck social dinner at the church on stmargschool.org HISTORICAL SOCIETY Vice Commander Dustee Thomas, Second Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Pinehurst and Utah avenues. Parking on Vice Commander Harold Williams, Adjutant Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Seeking Historical Items east side. For more information, please served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. Greg Johnson and Treasurer Nathan tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Tooele County Historical Society would like contact Joe Brandon, 435-830-9783 or EDUCATION Wilcox. The previous commander, Curtis Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit members of the community who have any 435-830-9784. The local Sons of Utah The Tooele Valley Resource Beckstrom, was appointed to serve as www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. family or personal histories, photographs, Pioneers meets the first Thursday of each Online courses chapter chaplin. exploretooele.com. Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Center books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or month at 6:30 p.m. The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now Grantsville Irrigation IT are designed for the IT professional newspaper articles that you would like seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- sharing a building with the Tooele County to donate to our organization to please Grantsville Irrigation has issued agricultural edge of networking and security, and pre- Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is current- call us. We are also looking for books, users two use-or-lose turns to begin June Bulletin Board Policy pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and ly in need of donations. Please consider newspaper articles, photos, brochures 16 and expiring June 30. We will not read If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at Security+ exams. Call the Tooele Applied donating items such as deodorant, chap- or any history that pertains to the Tooele residential meters until June 30. Please 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Technology Center at 435-248-1800 for stick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet paper, County area. If you would like to donate contact the office at 435-884-3451 with Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit more information or to enroll. shampoo, conditioner, combs and brushes. them to our organization, or if you would any questions. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Cash is also welcomed. Those who receive let us make a copy for the Tooele County Adult education services include individuals or families in Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please The Little Miss Grantsville Get your high school diploma this year. All crisis, the homeless and families at risk of 435-882-1612. call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later Pageant classes required for a high school diploma, becoming homeless. For more information, than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. The Little Miss Grantsville Pageant will be adult basic education, GED preparation and call 435-566-5938 or fax 435-843-0244. 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Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this Beachpaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. Classifi ed ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition • Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition 9. Greenbelt Policy 10. No Smoking Policy 11. Lake Weeds Services Services Miscellaneous Livestock Help Wanted Wanted Homes 12.Public Manager's Notices Re- Public Notices port Meetings Meetings 13. Board Members' HANSON & SONS GARDEN STREET Need to sell that new LIDDIARD HOME Fur- I AM paying more for Reports and Requests PUBLIC NOTICE FORECLOSURES Jeramiah’s handyman home re- Storage has 2 units to champion bull or your nishings in Tooele is junk cars/trucks. I will 14. Correspondence Notice is Hereby Given Also new, existing pairs, basements, rent. $75 each. Tires yearling calves? searching for full time come to you and tow 15. Financials and Bills that the Tooele City and “HUD” owned siding, roofing, decks, P235-75-15 Place your classified WAREHOUSE it away. Call/Text 16. Possible Closed Redevelopment WINDOW homes. Save Thou- tile, small jobs. Very 175-65-14 225-60-16 ad into 47 newspa- WORKERS. Primary (435)224-2064 Meeting Agency of Tooele City, sands, Free pre- reasonable, local Call 435-840-3847 pers, find your buyers duties include, but DL5970 RECESS Utah, will hold a Public qualification and CLEANINGLLC Tooele. Jef f quickly. For only are not limited to: Re- WORK SESSION Hearing to Consider If you sell Insurance, I PAY ABOVE pawn Utah Housing Loan 435-775-1445 $163. your 25 word ceive, count, and 1. Master Plan the Adoption of their promote a hospital or shop offers for gold information. Steve classified will be seen stock merchandise in 2. Adjourn 2017-2018 Fiscal HOME REPAIRS ex- an ambulance serv- and precious metals. Farnsworth by up to 500,000 staging areas or upon (Published in the Tran- Budget. The Hearing pert. Doors, knobs, ice, place your classi- This includes broken (801)997-0544 readers. It is as sim- shelving, store items script Bulletin June 13, will be held on trim, baseboards, fied ad in all 47 of or unwanted jewelry, Farnsworth Realty, Full service professional ple as calling the in an orderly and ac- 2017) Wednesday, June 21, mouldings, drywall re- Utah's newspapers. dental gold, as well Inc. MLS window cleaning. Call to Tooele Transcript cessible manner, and 2017 at the hour of pairs, texturing, The cost is only $163. as gold & silver coins. schedule a free estimate. Bulletin at examine and inspect NOTICE OF PUBLIC 7:00 p.m. The Meet- caulking, weather- for a 25 word ad ($5. Call or tex t Planning on selling (435)882-0050 for de- stock items for wear HEARING ON THE ing will be held in the proofing, framing, For each additional (801)330-8155 after your home, you could tails. (Ucan) and defects, and re- PROPOSED VACA- Tooele City Council 435.840.4773 home updating and word). You will reach 6pm. be sending your sales port such damage. TION OF A PORTION Room Located at 90 renovations and up to 500,000 news- points to up to Loading merchandise OF LAKESHORE North Main Street, much more. Small paper readers. Just Sporting 340,000 households in customers' vehicles DRIVE Tooele, Utah. ALTERATIONS jobs okay. Call call Tooele Transcript Goods Autos at once. For $163. at will call. General The Tooele County The Entire Proposed S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) B u l l e t i n a t you can place your and AWARD warehouse clean up 25 word classified ad Commission will con- Budget will be Avail- 840-0344. (435)882-0050 for de- LIQUID SNOW- SELL YOUR CAR or WINNING i.e. sweeping floors to all 45 newspapers duct a public hearing able for Inspection by tails. (Ucan) BOARD w/ bindings boat in the classi- JOSE’S YARD Mainte- and maintaining a in Utah. Just call the in Room 321 of the the Public from 8:00 and size 11 boots fieds. Call 882-0050 nance. Mow and yard SELL YOUR computer clean professional Transcript Bulletin at Tooele County Build- a.m. until 5:00 p.m., TAILORING only used twice $125 or visit www.tooele- cleanup, hauling gar- in the classifieds. Call working environment. 882-0050 for all the ing at 47 South Main Monday through Fri- 435-830-2688 transcript. com by bage, residential and 882-0050 or visit The ideal applicant details. (Mention Street, Tooele, Utah, day, in the office of the SELLING YOUR commercial. Low www.tooeletranscript. will have general la- ucan) on June 20, 2017, at City Recorder, Room KATHY rates. Licensed/In- com mountain bike? Ad- bor experience, pref- Apartments 7:00 p.m., concerning 227 at the Tooele City sured. Military & sen- vertise it in the classi- erably in a ware- Hall, 90 North Main You may have just the for Rent the proposed vacation JONES ior discounts . fieds. Call 882-0050 house environment, Street, Tooele, thing someone out of Offi ce Space of a portion of Lake- (435)843-7614 www.tooele tran- must be able to iden- Michelle Pitt town is looking for. shore Drive between script.com tify problems and of- Tooele Gateway Sunset Road and the Tooele City Recorder, 882-6605 RAIN GUTTERS, Place your classified fer solutions, must Apartments FOR LEASE Office/ north line extended of RDA Secretary seamless, aluminum, ad in 45 of Utah's meet the physical re- Business Space Ally Acres Minor Sub- Pursuant to the Ameri- AERATION, POWER all colors, leaf protec- newspapers, the cost 2 AND 3bdrm apartments Personals quirement in con- Utilities included. division in Lake Point. cans with Disabilities RAKING, tilling, Top tion. Siding & roofing is $163. For up to 25 stantly lifting approxi- behind Super 44, 46, 48, 52, & 54 The legal description Act, Individuals Need- soil, mulch, manure, repair. Licensed and words. You will be mately 100 lbs. and Wal-Mart. Swimming South Main. and maps showing the ing Special Accommo- sand, landscape rock insured, free esti- reaching a potential LOSE WEIGHT, NO work up to heights of pool, hot tub, exercise (602)826-9471 location of the roads dations During this & gravel. Hauling/ mates. of up to 340,000 RISK RESULTS, 30 ft., must have a room, playground, full may be inspected at Meeting Should Notify cleanup. Seasonal (435)841-4001 households. All you free samples solid attendance and clubhouse. the Tooele County Michelle Pitt, at Service Call John need to do is call the 702-245-7468 work history. Sched- 843-2110 Prior to the 435-850-2909 TREE WORK. Free Transcript Bulletin at Water Shares Clerk/Auditor's Office. ule is arranged Mon- Tooele Gateway Meeting. estimates! Local 882-0050 for full de- Persons wishing to DRYWALL: Hanging, day through Saturday Apartments (Published in the Tran- company. Licensed tails. (Mention UCAN) comment upon the finishing, texturing. & insured. Bucket Child Care with a weekday off. (435)843-4400 10.364 ACRE FEET in proposed vacation script Bulletin June 6 & 34 years experience. truck, Crane serv- Seasonal overtime Tooele City, $10,000 should attend the pub- 13, 2017) Licensed and in- Furniture & per acre foot. Call ice, Stump removal, STANSBURY PARK may be required, de- lic hearing or submit sured. Doug mulch. Appliances pending on workload. 435-830-2426 written comment prior GRANTSVILLE CITY (435)830-2653 LICENSED DAY 2BDRM 1BTH, avail- 801-633-6685 Pre- CARE, 24HRS, FULL Starting wage is to the meeting. NOTICE OF PUBLIC PALOMINO CINNA- able June 1st, 5 ACRE FEET in East ELECTRICIAN/ ciseYard.com TIME, CPR, FIRST $12-14 per hour with DATED this 12th day HEARINGS MON rustic loft bed, $300/dep, $750/mo. Erda (East of Drou- HANDYMAN residen- AID, STATE REGU- quick advancement of June 2017. NOTICE IS HEREBY six drawer dresser, plus utilities. Refer- bay Road, $10,000 tial/ commercial elec- LATIONS, BUS TO opportunities. Addi- BY ORDER OF THE GIVEN that the mirror, and book ences required. Call per acre foot. Call trical installs & re- SCHOOLS, REFER- tional bonus struc- TOOELE COUNTY Grantsville City Coun- Miscellaneous shelf. Excellent condi- Norm (435)228-8568, 435-830-2426 pairs, remodeling, ENCES, NIGHTLY ture, employee pur- COMMISSION: cil will conduct the fol- tion. Retails at RC Diane (435)249-1081. painting, plumbing! R A T E S D I S - chase discounts and GRANTSVILLE CULI- MARILYN K. GIL- lowing public hearings 42” RIDING lawn- Willey for ever $1700 Will work with hous- Dale 435-843-7693 COUNTED health insurance NARY 8 water shares L ETTE, County at the Grantsville City mower runs good all for $450. Set of 2 ing. 801-865-1878 Li- (435)224-4005 benefits provided. for sale $10,000 each Clerk/Auditor Offices, 429 East Main censed, insured. Ma- starts easy $400 white clad night- Email resume to: Jer- SETTLEMENT CAN- 435-512-7873 or (Published in the Tran- Street, Grantsville, jor credit cards ac- 882-4258 stands reproductions [email protected] YON APARTMENTS 435-850-0507 script Bulletin June 13, Utah at 7:00 p.m. on of the old ice boxes. cepted! DIAMONDS don't pay Help Wanted or apply in person at 2 & 3 bedroom apts. ,2017) Wednesday, June 21, Great condition $75 retail! Large selec- store location. Prices starting at Commercial 2017 to receive public HANDYMAN BASE- for the pair . tion, high quality. Bri- $840/mo. Call Dan- DEADLINES FOR input regarding the fol- MENT framing, re- 435-830-2688 Business owners If PART TIME WORK Property dal sets, wedding ielle (435)882-6112 classifieds ads are lowing: models, decks, sheds you need someone $500-$1500/ month, bands. Everything for info. COMMERCIAL PROP M o n d a y a n d a. Proposed General call for estimates fast, place your clas- flexible hours wholesale! Rocky Garage, Yard ERTY (2500sqft.) for Wednesdays by 4:45 Plan amendment for mike 435-496-9382 sified ad in all 48 of 801-373-9098 Mtn. Diamond Co. Sales Homes for LEASE or RENT TO p.m. MJC Holdings, LLC at HANDYMAN, snow re- Utah's newspapers. approximately 625 S.L.C. The person you are OWN. Great terms moval, any kind of HAVING A GARAGE SERVICE TECHNI- Rent South Willow Street for 1-800-396-6948 looking for could be CIAN We are looking and incentive. Great handyman work, SALE? Advertise it in MAIN STREET HIGH 6.43 acres to go from ELECTRIC BATTERY from out of town. The for motivated, profes- yard work. Residen- the classifieds. Call WHY RENT When VISUAL TRAFFIC a “Rural Residential operated chair, just cost is only $163. for sional individuals to tial and business. Call 882-0050 You Can Buy? Zero LOCATION Call -1” designation to a charged but may a 25 word ad and it assist our mechanics, J i m m y a t down & Low In- 801-403-3955 “Low Density Residen- (435)228-8561 need batteries- $300. reaches up to sales staff and other come programs, 1st tial” designation. Electric hospital bed, 340,000 households. branch personnel in time & Single par- WEEDS-R-US ANY Pets BAILIFF I ORb. Proposed II, DOQ General feet head rise, vibrat- All you do is call the meeting the needs of ent programs, type of light yard work Buildings Plan amendment for i n g - $ 6 0 0 . Transcript Bulletin at customers. Including Berna Sloan (435) TOOELE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE done. Weeding, MJC Holdings, LLC at (435)843-1197 Pampered Pet Re- (435)882-0050 for all loading, unloading 840-5029 Group 1 planting, removal of STARTING SALARY: $16.82-approximately $20.44 1052 sort the details. (Mention and checking equip- If you build, remodel or South Hale Street for trash, etc... Call Carl HAVING A yard sale? EXCELLENT CONDI- Quality pet care for UCAN) You can now ment for damage. remove buildings you 80PER acres HOUR to go from a 435-241-9216 or Alan Advertise in the Tran- TION 2bdrm, 1bth over 30 years. order online Please stop on in at can place your classi- STATUS: PART-TIME“Rural NO BENEFITS Residential -1” 435-882-1357 script $600/mo. Includes: Dog & Cat boarding www.utahpress.com 1601 N 30 W Tooele fied ad in 45 of Utah's (16 HOURSdesignation A WEEK) to a “Low water, sewer, gar- 435-884-3374 Utah 84074 and fill newspapers for only Density Residential” HVAC TECHNICIAN bage, space. Don’t CLOSING DATE: JUNE 22 2017, 5:00 P.M. pamperedpetresort.com out an application. $163. for 25 words designation. needed for local com- miss out on this op- ($5. for each addi- c. Proposed rezoning pany. Must have 4 portunity. Own a The Opportunity RUSH WANTED MAINTE- tional word). You will of 5.05 acres of land at years experience and home by enjoying the To maintain the security of the Tooele LAKE NANCE tech 20-30 reach up to 340,000 300 South SR112 for drug free. Please benefits of renting to County Courts Facility and maintain order KENNELS. hour position households and all the SR112 Develop- send resume to tif- own. 653 E Main Call Dog & Cat boarding, Mon-Thurs 8am-2pm. you do is call the and insure prisoner welfarement as Group outlined to goin from [email protected] Alex (435)224-4804 obedience training. Salary starting at 12 Transcript Bulletin at the Tooele County Detentiona CS Facility zone to Policy a RM-15 Call (435)882-5266 NOW HIRING: Tooele depending on experi- HOMES available to 882-0050 for all the and Procedures and to servezone. as Bailiff in the Army Depot FMWR ence. Send resume details. (Mention rushlakekennels.co purchase for LOW IN- 3rd District, 3rd Districtd. Juvenile Proposed and Tooele concept m has an opening for a to sogardens@qwest- COME buyers with UCAN Classified Net- plan for Ginger Built, Bartender, NA-03. office.net call good credit. Berna work) Justice Courts. May haveLLC to supervise and Hawthorne the SELL YOUR CAR or The salary range is 435-882-7076. Sloan (435)840-5029 County Inmates on the WorkHouse Release Investments, Pro- boat in the classi- NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications $9.98 to $11.73 per Group 1 Real Estate. Public Notices gram. Escorts prisonersLLC within on the theconfines Clover fieds. Call 882-0050 NowNow RentingRenting hour. This is an inter- Meadows Subdivision or visit www.tooele- Business Meetings of the facility; prepare inmates for transpor- Income Restrictions Apply mittent position; no at approximately 400 IncomeIncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions Apply ApplyApply transcript. com or Opportunities tation; transport inmates to court, and other guaranteed hours Homes Deadline for public South Worthington e-mail your ad to ExclusivelyRentalRental assistance for Seniors may may be be and no benefits. notices is 4 p.m. the destinations as assignedStreet by administrative for the creation Exclusively for Seniors tbp@tooeletranscript. Opening date is June Small Business own- available. Call for details ers: Place your clas- day prior to publica- personnel. Supervises cleaningof ten (10) of facility. lots in the available.Pet Friendly Call for details com 8, 2017, closing date $$SAVE MONEY Pet Friendly SELL YOUR com- sified ad in 45 news- tion. Public notices Maintains order within theR-1-21 facility. zone. Secure is June 21, 2017. For Search Bank & puter in the classi- papers throughout submitted past the All interested persons 435.843.0717 instructions on how to H U D h o m e s proper care for sick prisoners. Call for435.843.0717 details fieds. Call 882-0050 Utah for only $163. deadline will not be are invited to attend Call for details apply go to www.usa- www.Tooele Bank- TDD 800.735.2900 or visit www.tooele- for 25 words, and $5. accepted. Minimum Qualifications:and provide comment 435.843.0717TDD 800.735.2900 jobs.gov. The job Homes.com Berna 435.843.0717 transcript. com per word over 25. UPAXLP BAILIFF I upon this proposal. announcement # is Sloan (435) Written comments will You will reach up to AGENDA WE- 840-5029 Group 1 • Graduation from high alsoschool be or consideredGED if 340,000 households NOTICE is hereby NAFFQ1710015387, certificate. submitted to the City and it is a one call, SELLING YOUR given that the Stans- For more information Recorder in advance Help Wanted one order, one bill HOME? Advertise it bury Service Agency AND call (435)833-2005. of the hearings. program. Call the in the classifieds. Call Board of Trustees will • Must be POST Certified Persons with disabili- Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company is SELL YOUR car in the Transcript Bulletin at 882-0050 or visit hold its Regular Meet- • Must be certified by theties State needing of Utah accom- as a Transcript Bulletin 882-0050 for further www.tooeletran ing on Wednesday, LEO, BCO or SFO modations to partici- now hiring for a Full Time Driver/Production Classified section. info. (ucan) script.com June 14, 2017, at 7:00 pate in these hearings pm, at the Stansbury BAILIFF II should contact Chris- position. Must be 21 years of age or older Park Clubhouse, #1 • Meet all requirementst for i n a e Bailiff I and W e b b County Club Drive, with a current drivers license and excellent (435.884.3411) at the Stansbury Park, UT must have a minimum of two (2) years as a Grantsville City Offices 84074. certified law enforcement officer with TCSO. driving record. Job requires delivering at least 24 hours in ad- BUSINESS MEET- If time exchange allows hire into this level. vance of the hearings. printing jobs to locations along the Wasatch ING DATED this 8th day of 1. Call to Order REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & June, 2017. Front and Tooele Valley and helping in 2. Pledge of Allegiance ABILITIES: Christine Webb 3. Oath of Office - the printing production area. Heavy lifting • Must maintain certificationGrantsville throughout City his/ Re- Cassandra Arnell corder Biology Lab Specialist 4. Review and Adopt her employment. required. All benefits included. (Published in the Tran- Meeting Minutes May • Must be at least 21 years of age and in Tooele Campus script Bulletin June 13, 24, 2017 good physical condition.2017) Apply at 58 North Main Street, Tooele 5. Public Comment • Must possess a valid Utah Driver’s Teach and assist with the maintenance and development of the lab 6. Tooele County License. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday component for the Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, and Sheriff's Report 7. Approval of Certified • Must be able to pass security checks. Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug-Free Elementary Microbiology courses. Tax Rate Environment 8. Watercraft Rental For a complete job description or an Vendor at Clubhouse application please visit See https://usu.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobid=2479 Beach http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html for more information and to apply online. 9. Greenbelt Policy Applications must be submitted to 10. No Smoking Policy Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 11. Lake Weeds 47 South Main Street, Tooele EEO Employer/Veterans/Disabled 12. Manager's Re- Or email Tita Adams at [email protected] port EEO Employer 13. Board Members' Reports and Requests 14. Correspondence 15. Financials and Bills 16. Possible Closed Meeting RECESS WORK SESSION 1. Master Plan 2. Adjourn (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 13, 2017) GRANTSVILLE CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the GRANTSVILLE CITY Grantsville City Coun- NOTICE OF PUBLIC cil will conduct the fol- HEARINGS lowing public hearings NOTICE IS HEREBY at the Grantsville City GIVEN that the Offices, 429 East Main Grantsville City Coun- Street, Grantsville, cil will conduct the fol- Utah at 7:00 p.m. on lowing public hearings Wednesday, June 21, at the Grantsville City 2017 to receive public Offices, 429 East Main input regarding the fol- Street, Grantsville, lowing: Utah at 7:00 p.m. on a. Proposed General Wednesday, June 21, Plan amendment for 2017 to receive public MJC Holdings, LLC at input regarding the fol- approximately 625 lowing: South Willow Street for a. Proposed General 6.43 acres to go from Plan amendment for a “Rural Residential MJC Holdings, LLC at -1” designation to a approximately 625 “Low Density Residen- South Willow Street for tial” designation. 6.43 acres to go from b. Proposed General a “Rural Residential Plan amendment for -1” designation to a MJC Holdings, LLC at “Low Density Residen- approximately 1052 tial” designation. South Hale Street for b. Proposed General 80 acres to go from a NOTICE OF TRUS- Plan amendment for “Rural Residential -1” TEE'S SALE MJC Holdings, LLC at designation to a “Low The following de- approximately 1052 Density Residential” scribed property will be South Hale Street for designation. sold at public auction 80 acres to go from a c. Proposed rezoning to the highest bidder, “Rural Residential -1” of 5.05 acres of land at payable in lawful designation to a “Low 300 South SR112 for money of the United Density Residential” the SR112 Develop- States at the time of designation. ment Group to go from sale, at the Tooele c. Proposed rezoning a CS zone to a RM-15 County Courthouse, of 5.05 acres of land at zone. 74 South 100 East, 300 South SR112 for GRANTSVILLE CITY d. Proposed concept Tooele, UT 84074, on the SR112 Develop- NOTICE OF PUBLIC plan for Ginger Built, July 19, 2017, at 1:00 ment Group to go from HEARINGS LLC and Hawthorne p.m. of said day, for a CS zone to a RM-15 NOTICE IS HEREBY House Investments, the purpose of fore- zone. GIVEN that the LLC on the Clover closing a trust deed GRANTSVILLE CITY d. Proposed concept Grantsville City Coun- Meadows Subdivision dated June 20, 2016, NOTICE OF PUBLIC plan for Ginger Built, cil will conduct the fol- at approximately 400 and executed by JA- HEARINGS LLC and Hawthorne lowing public hearings South Worthington COB MCARTHUR AN NOTICE IS HEREBY House Investments, at the Grantsville City Street for the creation UNMARRIED MAN, as GIVEN that the LLC on the Clover Offices, 429 East Main of ten (10) lots in the Trustor, in favor of Grantsville City Coun- Meadows Subdivision Street, Grantsville, R-1-21 zone. MORTGAGE ELEC- cil will conduct the fol- at approximately 400 Utah at 7:00 p.m. on All interested persons TRONIC REGISTRA- lowing public hearings South Worthington Wednesday, June 21, are invited to attend TION SYSTEMS, INC. at the Grantsville City Street for the creation 2017 to receive public and provide comment ("MERS") SOLELY AS Offices, 429 East Main of ten (10) lots in the input regarding the fol- upon this proposal. NOMINEE FOR PRI- Street, Grantsville, R-1-21 zone. lowing: Written comments will MELENDING, A Utah at 7:00 p.m. on All interested persons a. Proposed General also be considered if PLAINSCAPITAL B6Wednesday, June 21, are invited to attend Plan amendment for submitted TOOELE to the City TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN COMPANY, ITS SUC- TUESDAY June 13, 2017 2017 to receive public and provide comment MJC Holdings, LLC at Recorder in advance CESSORS AND AS- input regarding the fol- upon this proposal. approximately 625 of the hearings. SIGNS as Beneficiary, lowing:Public Notices WrittenPublic comments Notices will SouthPublic Willow Notices Street for PersonsPublic with Notices disabili- Public Notices Public Notices whichPublic Trust Notices Deed was Public Notices Public Notices a. ProposedMeetings General also Meetings be considered if 6.43 Meetingsacres to go from ties Meetings needing accom- Meetings Meetings recordedTrustees on June 23, Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Plan amendment for submitted to the City a “Rural Residential modations to partici- 2016, as Entry No. MJC Holdings, LLC at Recorder in advance -1” designation to a pate in these hearings PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 431238, in the Official INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID approximately 625 of the hearings. “Low Density Residen- should contact Chris- NOTICE IS HEREBY THE TOWN OF RUSH Records of Tooele Tooele City Tooele City 90 North South Willow Street for Persons with disabili- tial” designation. t i n e W e b b GIVEN THAT the V A L L E Y T O W N County, State of Utah 90 North Main Tooele Main Tooele City, 6.43 acres to go from ties needing accom- b. Proposed General (435.884.3411) at the Tooele City Planning COUNCIL WILL HOLD covering real property City, Utah 84074 Utah 84074 a “Rural Residential modations to partici- Plan amendment for Grantsville City Offices Commission will meet A SPECIAL MEETING purportedly located at Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given -1” designation to a pate in these hearings MJC Holdings, LLC at at least 24 hours in ad- in a public hearing and ON WEDNESDAY, 381 South Utah Drive, that Tooele City Cor- that TOOELE CITY “Low Density Residen- should contact Chris- approximately 1052 vance of the hearings. Business meeting JUNE 21, 2017 7:00 Grantsville, Utah poration (OWNER) will CORPORATION tial” designation. t i n e W e b b South Hale Street for DATED this 8th day of scheduled for PM AT THE RUSH 84029 in Tooele accept bids for con- (OWNER) will accept b. Proposed General (435.884.3411) at the 80 acres to go from a June, 2017. Wednesday, June 14, VALLEY TOWN HALL County, Utah, and struction of the Red bids for the 2017 Plan amendment for Grantsville City Offices “Rural Residential -1” Christine Webb 2017 in the hour of 52 SOUTH PARK more particularly de- Del Papa Concession Roadway Improve- MJC Holdings, LLC at at least 24 hours in ad- designation to a “Low Grantsville City Re- 7:00 PM. The meeting STREET RUSH VAL- scribed as: Building, according to ment project, de- approximately 1052 vance of the hearings. Density Residential” corder will be held at Tooele LEY UT LOT S10, HECKERT Drawings and Specifi- scribed in general be- South Hale Street for DATED this 8th day of designation. (Published in the Tran- City Hall in the City AGENDA IS AS FOL- COTTAGES PUD 2ND cations prepared by low as three separate 80 acres to go from a June, 2017. c. Proposed rezoning script Bulletin June 13, Council Chambers, lo- LOWS: (AMENDED), WITH Ensign Engineering, bid schedules: “Rural Residential -1” Christine Webb of 5.05 acres of land at 2017) cated at 90 North Main 1. Roll Call. AN UNDIVIDED IN- and described in gen- A. Rotomill and over- designation to a “Low Grantsville City Re- 300 South SR112 for Street, Tooele, Utah. 2. Approval of meet- TEREST IN THE eral as: lay of approximately PUBLIC NOTICE Density Residential” corder the SR112 Develop- Agenda Items ing minutes for COMMON AREAS, Work of this Construc- 800,000 square feet of Notice is Hereby Given designation. (Published in the Tran- ment Group to go from 1. Pledge of Allegiance 05-24-17. ACCORDING TO THE tion Contract com- existing roadway. that the Tooele City c. Proposed rezoning script Bulletin June 13, a CS zone to a RM-15 2. Roll Call 3. Public Hearing O FFICIAL PLA T prises the demolition B. Reconstruction of Council of Tooele City, of 5.05 acres of land at 2017) zone. 3. Motion on Condi- upon propose d THEREOF, ON FILE of the existing two approximately 91,000 Utah, will hold a Public 300 South SR112 for d. Proposed concept tional use permit for 2017-2018 Fiscal AND OF RECORD IN story structure and square feet of existing GRANTSVILLE CITY Hearing to Consider the SR112 Develop- plan for Ginger Built, outdoor RV storage to Budget. THE OFFICE OF THE concrete pad, and con- roadway NOTICE OF PUBLIC the Adoption of the Fi- ment Group to go from LLC and Hawthorne be located at Beehive 4. Public Hearing TOOELE COUNTY struction of a new 480 C. Slurry Seal (Type II HEARINGS nal Budget for Tooele a CS zone to a RM-15 House Investments, Storage 1498 North upon propose d RECORDER. Tax ID: square foot, two story and III) of approxi- NOTICE IS HEREBY City for Fiscal Year zone. LLC on the Clover Main Street. 2016-2017 budget ad- 13-046-0-0S10 CMU concession mately 1,000,000 GIVEN that the 2017 - 2018. The d. Proposed concept Meadows Subdivision 4. Public Hearing and justments. The current Benefici- stand (shell finish square feet of existing Grantsville City Coun- Hearing will be held on plan for Ginger Built, at approximately 400 Motion on Conditional 5. Consideration of ary of the trust deed is only). roadway. cil will conduct the fol- Wednesday, June 21, LLC and Hawthorne South Worthington use permit for a 1200 Ordinance establishing UTAH HOUSING Separate sealed bids Separate sealed bids lowing public hearings 2017 at the hour of House Investments, Street for the creation sq. ft., 20 ft. tall de- the compensation of CORPORATION, and will be received by the will be received by the at the Grantsville City 7:00 p.m. The Meet- LLC on the Clover of ten (10) lots in the tached garage at 137 the elective, statutory the record owner of OWNER in Room 227, OWNER in Room 227, Offices, 429 East Main ing will be held in the Meadows Subdivision R-1-21 zone. East Utah Avenue. and appointed officers the property as of the of the Tooele City Mu- of the Tooele City Mu- Street, Grantsville, Tooele City Council at approximately 400 All interested persons 5. Public Hearing and of the Town of Rush recording of the Notice nicipal Offices located nicipal Offices located Utah at 7:00 p.m. on Room Located at 90 South Worthington are invited to attend Motion on Conditional Valley for th e of Default is JACOB at 90 North Main, at 90 North Main, Wednesday, June 21, North Main Street, Street for the creation and provide comment use permit for a 576 2017-2018 fiscal year. MCARTHUR AN UN- Tooele, Utah 84074 Tooele, Utah 84074 2017 to receive public Tooele, Utah. of ten (10) lots in the upon this proposal. sq. ft., 24 ft. tall de- 6. Consideration of MARRIED MAN. until 11:00 a.m. on until 2:00 PM on June input regarding the fol- The Entire Proposed R-1-21 zone. Written comments will tached garage at 49 Resolution Adopting Bidders must tender to Tuesday June 27, 20, 2017, and then at lowing: Budget will be Avail- All interested persons also be considered if South 100 East. the 2017-2018 fiscal t he trustee a 2017, and then at said said office publicly a. Proposed General able for Inspection by are invited to attend submitted to the City 6. Public Hearing and year budget and set- $20,000.00 deposit at office publicly opened opened and read Plan amendment for the Public from 8:00 and provide comment Recorder in advance Motion on Conditional ting the tax levy for the the sale and the bal- and read aloud. aloud. MJC Holdings, LLC at a.m. until 5:00 p.m., upon this proposal. of the hearings. use permit for a 480 Town of Rush Valley. ance of the purchase Project Specifications Project Specifications approximately 625 Monday through Fri- Written comments will Persons with disabili- sq. ft. concession 7. Consideration of price by 2:00 p.m. the will be issued in digital will be issued in digital South Willow Street for day, in the office of the also be considered if ties needing accom- stand to be con- Resolution Amending day following the sale. format (PDF), and may format (PDF), and may 6.43 acres to go from City Recorder, Room submitted to the City modations to partici- structed at 200 East the 2016-2017 fiscal Both the deposit and be obtained by con- be obtained by con- a “Rural Residential 227 at the Tooele City Recorder in advance pate in these hearings Vine St, Red Del Papa year budget for the the balance must be tacting Tooele City tacting Tooele City -1” designation to a Hall, 90 North Main of the hearings. should contact Chris- field by Tooele City Town of Rush Valley. paid to Lincoln Title In- Parks Department, 90 Public Works, 90 North “Low Density Residen- Street, Tooele, Utah. Persons with disabili- t i n e W e b b 7. Recommendation 8. Sheriff's Report. surance Agency in the North Main, Tooele, Main, Tooele, Utah tial” designation. Michelle Pitt ties needing accom- (435.884.3411) at the on Bolinder Subdivi- 9. Safety Topic. form of a wire transfer, Utah 84074 beginning 84074 beginning on b. Proposed General Tooele City Recorder modations to partici- Grantsville City Offices sion amended #1. A 10. Fire Department cashier's check or cer- on Wednesday June Wednesday May 31, Plan amendment for Pursuant to the Ameri- pate in these hearings at least 24 hours in ad- three lot 148.35 acre Report. tified funds. Cash pay- 14, 2017 during office 2017 during office MJC Holdings, LLC at cans with Disabilities should contact Chris- vance of the hearings. subdivision located at 11. Council Reports. m ents, personal hours from 8:00 a.m. hours from 8:00 a.m. approximately 1052 Act, Individuals Need- t i n e W e b b DATED this 8th day of 1830 West Highway 12. Payment of Bills. checks or trust checks to 5:00 p.m. by calling to 5:00 p.m. by calling South Hale Street for ing Special Accommo- (435.884.3411) at the June, 2017. 112. 13. Public Comments. are not accepted. (435) 843-2140. All (435) 843-2130. All 80 acres to go from a dations During this Grantsville City Offices Christine Webb 8. Recommendation 14. Adjourn. DATED: June 7, 2017. Bidders must register Bidders must register “Rural Residential -1” Meeting Should Notify at least 24 hours in ad- Grantsville City Re- on Sunset Estates Amie Russell LINCOLN TITLE IN- with, and pay a $25 with, and pay a $25 designation to a “Low Michelle Pitt, at vance of the hearings. corder Phase 7. A 29 lot Rush Valley Town SURANCE AGENCY registration fee to the registration fee to the Density Residential” 843-2110 Prior to the DATED this 8th day of (Published in the Tran- 10.72 acre subdivision Clerk/Recorder By: Paula Maughan City, in order to be City, in order to be designation. Meeting. June, 2017. script Bulletin June 13, to be located at ap- Town Website : Its: Vice President considered for Award considered for Award Soldc. Proposed for rezoning (Published in the Tran- Christine Webb 2017) proximately 244 West www.rushvalleytown.c Telephone: (801) of Bid. of Bid. of 5.05 acres of land at script Bulletin June 6 & Grantsville City Re- 2200 North. om 476-0303 Bid security in the Bid security in the 300 South SR112 for 13, 2017) corder 9. Review and Ap- In compliance with the web site: www.smith- amount of 5% of the amount of 5% of the the SR112 Develop- (Published in the Tran- PUBLIC NOTICE proval of Planning Americans with Dis- knowles.com base bid will be re- base bid will be re- ment Group to go from script Bulletin June 13, Notice is Hereby Given Commission minutes ability Act, the Town of SK File No. 17-0244 quired to accompany quired to accompany Topa CS zoneDollar! to a RM-15 2017) that the Tooele City for meeting held May Rush Valley will ac- (Published in the Tran- bids. bids. zone. Council of Tooele City, 24, 2017. commodate reason- script Bulletin June 13, Prospective BIDDERS Prospective BIDDERS d. Proposed concept Utah, will hold a Public 10. Adjourn able requests to assist 20 & 27, 2017) are strongly encour- are encouraged to at- plan for Ginger Built, Hearing to Consider Pursuant to the Ameri- persons with disabili- aged to attend a tend a pre-bid confer- LLC and Hawthorne Approving Budget Ad- cans with Disabilities ties to participate in pre-bid conference ence which will be held House Investments, Public Notices I received 9 Offers justments for Fiscal Act, individuals need- meetings. Requests which will be held in in Room 224, of the LLC on the Clover Water User Year 2016 - 2017. The ing special accommo- for assistance may be Room 224, of the Tooele City Municipal Meadows Subdivision Hearing will be held on dations during this made by calling Amie Tooele City Municipal Offices located at 90 within a Weekat approximately and put 400 the Home Deadline for public Wednesday, June 21, meeting should notify Russell at (435) Offices at 10:00 a.m. North Main, Tooele, South Worthington notices is 4 p.m. the 2017 at the hour of Rachelle Custer, 837-2118 at least 3 on Thursday June 22, Utah at 11:00 AM on Under ContractStreet forfor the $8,000creation over List day prior to publica- 7:00 p.m. The Meet- Tooele City Planner days in advance of a 2017. The object of June 13, 2017. The of ten (10) lots in the tion. Public notices ing will be held in the prior to the meeting at meeting. the conference is to object of the confer- R-1-21 zone. submitted past the Price and Closed within 45 days, Tooele City Council (435) 843-2130 or (Published in the Tran- acquaint BIDDERs ence is to acquaint All interested persons deadline will not be Room Located at 90 TDD (435) 843-2108. script Bulletin June 13, with the site condi- BIDDERs with the site are invited to attend accepted. North Main Street, (Published in the Tran- 2017) tions, specifications, conditions, specifica- HAPPYand provide SELLERS! comment UPAXLP Tooele, Utah. script Bulletin June 13, and to answer any tions, and to answer upon this proposal. The Entire Proposed 2017) PUBLIC NOTICE: questions which BID- any questions which Written comments will Budget will be Avail- The Grantsville City Public Notices DERs may have con- BIDDERs may have also be considered if able for Inspection by Council will hold a Miscellaneous cerning the project. concerning the project. submitted to the City I WILL GET YOU TOP DOLLAR the Public from 8:00 work meeting at 6:00 All communication All communication Recorder in advance PUBLIC NOTICE a.m. until 5:00 p.m., p.m. on Wednesday, Deadline for public relative to the Project relative to the Project of the hearings. NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR YOUR HOME! Monday through Fri- June 14, 2017 at 429 notices is 4 p.m. the shall be directed to the shall be directed to the Persons with disabili- GIVEN THAT THE day, in the office of the East Main Street, day prior to publica- Engineer prior to the Engineer prior to the ties needing accom- TOOELE COUNTY City Recorder, Room Grantsville, UT 84029. tion. Public notices opening of bids at: opening of bids at: It Matters a modationsGreat Deal to partici- How It’s Sold, BOARD OF HEALTH 227 at the Tooele City The agenda is as fol- submitted past the TOOELE CITY COR- TOOELE CITY COR- pate in these hearings WILL HOLD A PUBLIC Hall, 90 North Main lows: deadline will not be PORATION PORATION 90 North When It’s Soldshould and contact Who Chris- you Get to H E A R I N G O N Street, Tooele, Utah WORK MEETING accepted. 90 North Main Main Tooele, Utah t i n e W e b b THURSDAY JULY 6, Michelle Pitt AGENDA: UPAXLP Tooele, Utah 84074 84074 Telephone: (435.884.3411) at the 2017 FROM 6:00 P.M. Negotiate on Your Behalf and Protect Tooele City Recorder 1. Open and Public Telephone: (435) (435) 843-2130 Grantsville City Offices TO 7:00 P.M. AT THE SMALL CLAIMS Pursuant to the Ameri- Meeting Training. 843-2140 Paul Hansen P.E., City at least 24 hours in ad- HEALTH DEPART- SUMMONS you in the Selling Process. cans with Disabilities 2. Discussion of Brian Roth, Parks and Engineer vance of the hearings. MENT IN ROOM 180, In the District Court of Act, Individuals Need- budget. Recreation Director email: paulh@tooele- DATED this 8th day of 151 NORTH MAIN Utah, 74 S 100 E #12, ing Special Accommo- 3. Adjourn. email: brianr@tooele- city.org June, 2017. STREET, TOOELE, Tooele UT, 84074. dations During this Christine Webb city.org The OWNER reserves Christine Webb UTAH. 1st Choice Money Meeting Should Notify City Recorder The OWNER reserves the right to reject any List your homeGrantsville here, City give Re- me a call! THE PURPOSE OF Center, Plaintiff/Peti- Michelle Pitt, at In compliance with the the right to reject any or all bids; or to accept corder THE PUBLIC HEAR- tioner, 980 N Main St, 843-2110 Prior to the Americans with Dis- or all bids; or to accept or reject the whole or (Published in the Tran- ING IS TO RECEIVE Unit B, Tooele UT Meeting. ability Act, Grantsville or reject the whole or any part of any bid; to script Bulletin June 13, PUBLIC COMMENT 84074, VS Shane (Published in the Tran- City will accommodate any part of any bid; to award schedules 2017) ON CHANGES TO Mann, 384 W Vine script Bulletin June 6 & THE FOLLOWING reasonable requests to Street, Tooele, UT award schedules separately or together 13, 2017) REGULATION: assist persons with 84074. separately or together to contractors, or to TOOELE COUNTY disabilities to partici- I swear that the follow- to contractors, or to waive any informality For any of your SELLING YOUR pate in meetings. Re- HOME? Advertise it HEALTH DEPART- ing is true: 1. Defen- waive any informality or technicality in any real estate MENT REGULATION quests for assistance da n t o w e s me or technicality in any bid in the best interest in the classifieds. Call may be made by call- 882-0050 or visit #12: WASTEWATER $3536.00 Plus pre- bid in the best interest of the City. Only bids needs, call DISPOSAL ing City Hall (435) judgement interests to of the City. Only bids giving a firm quotation www.tooeletran 884-3411 at least 3 script.com ALL INTERESTED the date of judgement, giving a firm quotation properly signed will be Shane Bergen PERSONS ARE IN- days in advance of a if qualified for prejudg- properly signed will be accepted. HAVE A good idea for VITED TO ATTEND. meeting. ment interests. 2. This accepted. (Published in the Tran- a story? Call the COPIES OF THE One or more Council claim arose on Sep- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 30, Transcript and let us DRAFT FOR THIS Members may partici- tember 23, 2016. script Bulletin June 13 June 6 & 13, 2017) know 882-0050. REGULATION ARE pate electronically. THE STATE OF UTAH & 20, 2017) 435-840-0344 AVAILABLE FOR EX- The anchor location TO THE DEFEN- DRAFT FINDING OF BECOME A SUB- will be City Hall at the SCRIBER. 882-0050 AMINATION AND DANT: You are sum- NOTICE OF PRO- NO SIGNIFICANT IM- PUBLIC REVIEW AT above address. moned to appear at POSED ROAD VACA- PACT EMERGING T H E T O O E L E trial to answer the TION THREATS TEST MA- COUNTY HEALTH Public Notices above claim. The trial of the dedicated public TERIALS Home For Sale By Owner DEPARTMENT, 151 Trustees will be held at the court right-of-way known as U.S. ARMY DUGWAY N O R T H M A I N address shown above. Pheasant Glen Drive PROVING GROUND, STREET, TOOELE, Deadline for public If you fail to appear, (approximately 1400 DUGWAY, UTAH UTAH. notices is 4 p.m. the judgment may be en- East and Bates Can- Pursuant to the Na- WRITTEN COM- day prior to publica- tered against you for yon Road). tional Environmental MENTS WILL BE AC- tion. Public notices the total amount On Wednesday, June Policy Act (NEPA) of CEPTED DURING submitted past the claimed. Date of Trial, 28, 2017, the above 1969 and the Council THE PUBLIC COM- deadline will not be July 28, 2017, 9:00am, road vacation is being on Environmental MENT PERIOD OF accepted. Room 11. presented to the Quality regulations (40 JUNE 14, 2017 TO UPAXLP Notice to Defendant. A Tooele County Plan- CFR Sec. 1500-1508) JULY 14, 2017 UNTIL small claims case has ning Commission in a implementing the pro- 5:00 P.M. SUBMIT NOTICE OF TRUS- been filed against you. public hearing. The cedural provisions of COMMENTS TO TEE'S SALE This imposes upon public hearing will be NEPA, the U.S. Army TOOELE COUNTY The following de- you certain rights and held at the Tooele gives notice that a HEALTH DEPART- scribed property will be responsibilities. You County Administration draft Programmatic MENT 151 NORTH sold at public auction may obtain small Building, Auditorium, Environmental Assess- MAIN STREET, to the highest bidder, claims information and first floor, 47 S. Main, ment (PEA) has been TOOELE, UTAH payable in lawful i nstructions a t Tooele, UT 84074 at prepared for the use of 84074 or email money of the United http://www.utcourts.go 7:00 p.m. Emerging Threat Test [email protected] States at the time of v/howto/ The public is welcome Materials at U.S. Army rg. sale, at the Tooele Disabillity Accomoda- to attend the meeting Dugway Proving FOR MORE INFOR- County Courthouse, tions. If you need ac- to gain information or Ground (DPG), Utah. MATION, CONTACT 74 South 100 East, commodation of a dis- voice your opinion re- The discussions in that BRYAN SLADE, Tooele, UT 84074, on abililty, contact a judi- garding this issue. draft, and if approved, TOOELE COUNTY July 19, 2017, at 1:00 cial service assistant Future meetings re- final environmental as- ENVIRONMENTAL p.m. of said day, for at least 3 days before garding this application sessment, are hereby HEALTH DIRECTOR, the purpose of fore- hearing. will be posted at the incorporated by refer- 818 Clifford Drive, Tooele AT (435) 277-2450. closing a trust deed (Published in the Tran- Tooele County Build- ence. The PEA is a Dated this 5th day of dated June 20, 2016, script Bulletin June 6 & ing, advertised in the mitigated document Full remodeled beautiful family home with 6 June, 2017. and executed by JA- 13, 2017, 2017) public notice section of and includes general 1 Bryan Slade COB MCARTHUR AN the Tooele Transcript mitigation measures bedrooms, 3 /2 baths, wood floors, high quality Environmental Health UNMARRIED MAN, as WANT TO get the lat- Bulletin and posted on that must be incorpo- Director Trustor, in favor of est local news? Sub- the Tooele County rated in all chemical appliances, theater room, dining room, living If you desire special MORTGAGE ELEC- scribe to the Tran- Website. tests in which the sci- room/den, new furnace and air conditioner with accommodation under TRONIC REGISTRA- script Bulletin. Blaine Gehring, AICP ence indicates the the Americans with TION SYSTEMS, INC. SELLING YOUR Tooele County Planner need for the measure, wi-fi thermostat, 2-gas fireplaces, new custom Disabilities Act, please ("MERS") SOLELY AS mountain bike? (Published in the Tran- as well as requiring contact Tooele Coun- NOMINEE FOR PRI- www.tooele tran- script Bulletin May 30, consideration of addi- built shed. Move-in ready. Over 3400 sq. ft. A ty’s ADA Coordinator, MELENDING, A script.com June 6, 13 & 20 2017) tional mitigation meas- Jamie McCart, (435) PLAINSCAPITAL SELL YOUR CAR or ures that may be must see! $379,000 843-3157, within 3 COMPANY, ITS SUC- boat in the classi- S ELLING YOUR needed for specific working days prior to CESSORS AND AS- fieds. Call 882-0050 HOME? Advertise it compound of interest this meeting. SIGNS as Beneficiary, or visit www.tooele- in the classifieds. Call (COIs) that will be (Published in the Tran- which Trust Deed was transcript. com or 882-0050 or visit tested throughout the script Bulletin June 8 & recorded on June 23, e-mail your ad to www.tooeletran program. If the science 435-882-6202 2016, as Entry No. of the COI and the en- 13, 2017) tbp@tooeletranscript. script.com 431238, in the Official com vironment indicates Records of Tooele that a particular mitiga- County, State of Utah tion measure would covering real property not produce added en- purportedly located at vironmental protection, 381 South Utah Drive, the Director of the Test Grantsville, Utah Center may waive the 84029 in Tooele measure in writing for County, Utah, and that particular COI or more particularly de- test, with a statement scribed as: of the reason that the LOT S10, HECKERT mitigation measure(s) COTTAGES PUD 2ND would not be used. (AMENDED), WITH Testing of chemicals in AN UNDIVIDED IN- the program requires TEREST IN THE the preparation of a COMMON AREAS, Supplemental Environ- ACCORDING TO THE mental Assessment OFFICIAL PLAT (SEA) or a Record of THEREOF, ON FILE Environmental Consid- AND OF RECORD IN eration (REC), which THE OFFICE OF THE would have COI spe- TOOELE COUNTY cific mitigation meas- RECORDER. Tax ID: ures if required to pro- 13-046-0-0S10 tect humans or the en- The current Benefici- vironment. Based on ary of the trust deed is the assessment in the UTAH HOUSING PEA, it has been de- CORPORATION, and termined that an envi- the record owner of ronmental impact the property as of the statement is not re- recording of the Notice quired. This draft find- of Default is JACOB ing precedes the agen- MCARTHUR AN UN- cy’s final decision on MARRIED MAN. the proposed action. Bidders must tender to PROPOSED ACTION the trustee a AND ALTERNATIVES $20,000.00 deposit at The Proposed Action the sale and the bal- of the PEA is to estab- ance of the purchase lish a testing program price by 2:00 p.m. the at DPG in order to day following the sale. characterize and cor- Both the deposit and relate the behavior of the balance must be emerging threat com- paid to Lincoln Title In- pounds in realistic sce- surance Agency in the narios in outdoor field form of a wire transfer, environments. This ac- cashier's check or cer- tion would involve the tified funds. Cash pay- release, detection, and ments, personal decontamination of checks or trust checks emerging threat com- are not accepted. pounds on DPG. The DATED: June 7, 2017. Alternative A - No Ac- LINCOLN TITLE IN- tion was evaluated in SURANCE AGENCY the draft PEA. Three By: Paula Maughan alternative test loca- Its: Vice President tions were considered Telephone: (801) which include Alterna- 476-0303 tive B - UTG, Alterna- web site: www.smith- tive C - Target R, and knowles.com Alternative D - APG. SK File No. 17-0244 Alternative B was se- (Published in the Tran- lected as the preferred script Bulletin June 13, test location, due to 20 & 27, 2017) the low impact on bio- logical habitats. Alter- natives C and D may be selected in the fu- ture depending on test requirements and may require a SEA or a REC, dependent upon the screening criteria of 32 CFR 651.33. If the selection of Alter- natives C and D do not require a SEA, a re- cord of environmental consideration would be written and approved. FINDINGS Based on the PEA analysis, and inclusion of general mitigation measures found in Ap- pendix C, no signifi- cant adverse effects are anticipated on land uses, air quality, noise, soils, water resources, biological resources, cultural resources, DPG socioeconomics, environmental justice, DPG infrastructure, hazardous waste man- agement, airspace, traffic and transporta- tion, cumulative ef- fects, and human health and safety. The proposed actions would not have a sig- nificant impact, for some of the following reasons: 1) the quan- tity of the COIs ex- pected to be used out- doors; 2) the proposed mitigation measures would add an addi- tional layer of protec- tion for humans and the environment; 3) the COIs would not be released near the Dug- way Proving Ground boundary (which is ap- proximately 50 miles east-west and 25 miles north-south in ex- panse); 4) the popula- tion density is away from the test area; 5) Dugway would only test if the wind and weather conditions present a low risk to humans and the envi- ronment; 6) locations to be chosen for the COI testing would have very little wildlife present during the testing and no federal threatened or endan- gered species; 7) some of the COIs to be used in the outdoor test(ing) would be used under a permit is- sued by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Admin- istration; and 8) for other reasons as stated in the draft envi- ronmental assessment in detail. All effects described in the draft environmental assessment are hereby incorporated by reference and consid- ered in this finding. The finding of non-sig- nificance is supported by evidence other than compliance with envi- ronmental standards. The proposed action and alternatives would not significantly de- grade any human envi- ronmental factor. CONCLUSION In addition to the iden- tified impacts and miti- gation measures in the PEA, individual SEAs would provide COI specific descriptions, including toxicity data, exposure limits, and toxic and therapeutic dosages; a physical model characterizing the COI plume to in- clude concentrations, and deposition levels beyond the release lo- cation. Based on the Emerg- ing Threat Test Materi- als PEA and the out- lined mitigation meas- ures in the PEA, I con- clude that the environ- mental effects of the Proposed Action would not be individually or cumulatively significant and the preparation of an environmental im- pact statement is not warranted. This draft finding of no significant impact will be made available by contacting the Dugway Public Affairs Office at telephone 435-831-3409 or email robert.d.saxon2.civ@ mail.mil and Mr Saxon will email a copy of the draft finding or envi- ronmental assessment to requesters. Sean G. Kirschner Colonel, Chemical Corps Commanding U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 13, 15 & 20, 2017) DRAFT FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IM- PACT EMERGING THREATS TEST MA- TERIALS U.S. ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, DUGWAY, UTAH Pursuant to the Na- tional Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 and the Council on Environmental Quality regulations (40 CFR Sec. 1500-1508) implementing the pro- cedural provisions of NEPA, the U.S. Army gives notice that a draft Programmatic Environmental Assess- ment (PEA) has been prepared for the use of Emerging Threat Test Materials at U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground (DPG), Utah. The discussions in that draft, and if approved, final environmental as- sessment, are hereby incorporated by refer- ence. The PEA is a mitigated document and includes general mitigation measures PUBLIC NOTICE that must be incorpo- The Division of Drink- rated in all chemical ing Water (The Divi- tests in which the sci- sion), Utah Depart- ence indicates the ment of Environmental need for the measure, Quality, herewith pub- as well as requiring lishes a Finding of No consideration of addi- Significant Impact tional mitigation meas- (FONSI) for the West ures that may be Erda Improvement needed for specific District Culinary Water compound of interest Project located in (COIs) that will be Tooele County. An En- tested throughout the vironmental Report program. If the science has been developed to of the COI and the en- examine potential en- vironment indicates vironmental impacts that a particular mitiga- associated with this tion measure would project. The Environ- not produce added en- mental Report and the vironmental protection, FONSI are available at the Director of the Test the Division office: Center may waive the Division of Drinking measure in writing for Water that particular COI or Utah State Department test, with a statement of Environmental Qual- of the reason that the ity 195 North 1950 mitigation measure(s) West, P.O. Box would not be used. 144830 Salt Lake City, Testing of chemicals in Utah 84114-4830 the program requires Phone: 801-536-4200 the preparation of a or 801-536-0048 Supplemental Environ- FINDING OF NO SIG- mental Assessment NIFICANT IMPACT (SEA) or a Record of As required by the Environmental Consid- guidelines for prepar- eration (REC), which ing environmental im- would have COI spe- pact statements, an cific mitigation meas- environmental review ures if required to pro- has been performed tect humans or the en- on the proposed State vironment. Based on of Utah, Division of the assessment in the Drinking Water action DRAFT FINDING OF PEA, it has been de- below: NO SIGNIFICANT IM- termined that an envi- Project: West Erda Im- PACT EMERGING ronmental impact provement District Cu- THREATS TEST MA- statement is not re- linary Water Project TERIALS quired. This draft find- System Number: U.S. ARMY DUGWAY ing precedes the agen- UTAH23001 PROVING GROUND, cy’s final decision on Office Location: 47 DUGWAY, UTAH the proposed action. South Main Street Pursuant to the Na- PROPOSED ACTION Tooele, Utah 84074 tional Environmental AND ALTERNATIVES Project Number: Policy Act (NEPA) of The Proposed Action 3F233 1969 and the Council of the PEA is to estab- Total Estimated Cost: on Environmental lish a testing program $1,923,000 Quality regulations (40 at DPG in order to Funding Amounts: CFR Sec. 1500-1508) characterize and cor- Drinking Water Board implementing the pro- relate the behavior of Loan (0%, 30-yr) - cedural provisions of emerging threat com- $850,000 NEPA, the U.S. Army pounds in realistic sce- Drinking Water Board gives notice that a narios in outdoor field Grant - $850,000 draft Programmatic environments. This ac- Stansbury Park Im- Environmental Assess- tion would involve the provement District - ment (PEA) has been release, detection, and $78,000 prepared for the use of decontamination of LDS Church - Emerging Threat Test emerging threat com- $100,000 Materials at U.S. Army pounds on DPG. The Tooele County - Dugway Proving Alternative A - No Ac- $45,000 Ground (DPG), Utah. tion was evaluated in The project entails in- The discussions in that the draft PEA. Three stalling a new trans- draft, and if approved, alternative test loca- mission line to convey final environmental as- tions were considered water from Stansbury sessment, are hereby which include Alterna- Park Improvement Dis- incorporated by refer- tive B - UTG, Alterna- trict to West Erda Im- ence. The PEA is a tive C - Target R, and provement District mitigated document Alternative D - APG. (WEID). The proposed and includes general Alternative B was se- PUBLIC NOTICE water line will cross mitigation measures lected as the preferred The Division of Drink- private lands and mu- that must be incorpo- test location, due to ing Water (The Divi- nicipal rights-of-way rated in all chemical the low impact on bio- sion), Utah Depart- along Bates Canyon tests in which the sci- logical habitats. Alter- ment of Environmental Road, 1200 West, and ence indicates the natives C and D may Quality, herewith pub- Erda Way in Tooele need for the measure, be selected in the fu- lishes a Finding of No County. In addition, as well as requiring ture depending on test Significant Impact the existing distribution consideration of addi- requirements and may (FONSI) for the West system for WEID will tional mitigation meas- require a SEA or a Erda Improvement be replaced and fire ures that may be REC, dependent upon District Culinary Water hydrants and meters needed for specific the screening criteria Project located in will be installed. compound of interest of 32 CFR 651.33. If Tooele County. An En- An Environmental Re- (COIs) that will be the selection of Alter- vironmental Report port has been devel- tested throughout the natives C and D do not has been developed to oped for this proposed program. If the science require a SEA, a re- examine potential en- project. Letters re- of the COI and the en- cord of environmental vironmental impacts questing comments vironment indicates consideration would be associated with this from federal, state and that a particular mitiga- written and approved. project. The Environ- local agencies have tion measure would FINDINGS mental Report and the been sent out; com- not produce added en- Based on the PEA FONSI are available at ments will be summa- vironmental protection, analysis, and inclusion the Division office: rized and included in the Director of the Test of general mitigation Division of Drinking the Report. A staff En- Center may waive the measures found in Ap- Water vironmental Engineer measure in writing for pendix C, no signifi- Utah State Department from the Division has that particular COI or cant adverse effects of Environmental Qual- reviewed this docu- test, with a statement are anticipated on land ity 195 North 1950 ment. Temporary envi- of the reason that the uses, air quality, noise, West, P.O. Box ronmental impacts mitigation measure(s) soils, water resources, 144830 Salt Lake City, were identified, as well would not be used. biological resources, Utah 84114-4830 as mitigating meas- Testing of chemicals in cultural resources, Phone: 801-536-4200 ures to minimize these the program requires DPG socioeconomics, or 801-536-0048 impacts. The review the preparation of a environmental justice, FINDING OF NO SIG- process indicated that Supplemental Environ- DPG infrastructure, NIFICANT IMPACT no significant environ- mental Assessment hazardous waste man- As required by the mental impacts would (SEA) or a Record of agement, airspace, guidelines for prepar- result from the pro- Environmental Consid- traffic and transporta- ing environmental im- posed action. Conse- eration (REC), which tion, cumulative ef- pact statements, an quently, a decision has would have COI spe- fects, and human environmental review been made to issue a cific mitigation meas- health and safety. The has been performed FONSI. ures if required to pro- proposed actions on the proposed State Any and all contractors tect humans or the en- would not have a sig- of Utah, Division of will be required to vironment. Based on nificant impact, for Drinking Water action comply with all perti- the assessment in the some of the following below: nent federal, state and DRAFT FINDING OF PEA, it has been de- reasons: 1) the quan- Project: West Erda Im- local laws, regulations, NO SIGNIFICANT IM- termined that an envi- tity of the COIs ex- provement District Cu- and executive order; PACT EMERGING ronmental impact pected to be used out- linary Water Project such as Utah State Air THREATS TEST MA- statement is not re- doors; 2) the proposed System Number: Quality regulations TERIALS quired. This draft find- mitigation measures UTAH23001 R307-309. If anything U.S. ARMY DUGWAY ing precedes the agen- would add an addi- Office Location: 47 is uncovered or other- PROVING GROUND, cy’s final decision on tional layer of protec- South Main Street wise discovered during DUGWAY, UTAH the proposed action. tion for humans and Tooele, Utah 84074 construction of this Pursuant to the Na- PROPOSED ACTION the environment; 3) Project Number: project, that may have tional Environmental AND ALTERNATIVES the COIs would not be 3F233 cultural or historic sig- Policy Act (NEPA) of The Proposed Action released near the Dug- Total Estimated Cost: nificance, work must 1969 and the Council of the PEA is to estab- way Proving Ground $1,923,000 be stopped, and the on Environmental lish a testing program boundary (which is ap- Funding Amounts: Division and the State Quality regulations (40 at DPG in order to proximately 50 miles Drinking Water Board Historic Preservation CFR Sec. 1500-1508) characterize and cor- east-west and 25 miles Loan (0%, 30-yr) - Officer will be notified. implementing the pro- relate the behavior of north-south in ex- $850,000 These two agencies cedural provisions of emerging threat com- panse); 4) the popula- Drinking Water Board will investigate any NEPA, the U.S. Army pounds in realistic sce- tion density is away Grant - $850,000 such discoveries. If it gives notice that a narios in outdoor field from the test area; 5) Stansbury Park Im- appears that part of draft Programmatic environments. This ac- Dugway would only provement District - the construction work Environmental Assess- tion would involve the test if the wind and $78,000 may be causing an ad- ment (PEA) has been release, detection, and weather conditions LDS Church - verse environmental prepared for the use of decontamination of present a low risk to $100,000 impact, construction Emerging Threat Test emerging threat com- humans and the envi- Tooele County - must be stopped, and Materials at U.S. Army pounds on DPG. The ronment; 6) locations $45,000 the Division will be no- Dugway Proving Alternative A - No Ac- to be chosen for the The project entails in- tified. Ground (DPG), Utah. tion was evaluated in COI testing would stalling a new trans- The FONSI will be The discussions in that the draft PEA. Three have very little wildlife mission line to convey available for review draft, and if approved, alternative test loca- present during the water from Stansbury until July 18, 2017. final environmental as- tions were considered testing and no federal Park Improvement Dis- There will be a public sessment, are hereby which include Alterna- threatened or endan- trict to West Erda Im- meeting on July 18, incorporated by refer- tive B - UTG, Alterna- gered species; 7) provement District 2017 at 6:30 p.m. at ence. The PEA is a tive C - Target R, and some of the COIs to (WEID). The proposed the Tooele County Ad- mitigated document Alternative D - APG. be used in the outdoor water line will cross ministration Building at and includes general Alternative B was se- test(ing) would be PUBLIC NOTICE private lands and mu- 47 South Main Street, mitigation measures lected as the preferred used under a permit is- The Division of Drink- nicipal rights-of-way Tooele, Utah, to dis- that must be incorpo- test location, due to sued by the U.S. Drug ing Water (The Divi- along Bates Canyon cuss the project and rated in all chemical the low impact on bio- Enforcement Admin- sion), Utah Depart- Road, 1200 West, and receive additional tests in which the sci- logical habitats. Alter- istration; and 8) for ment of Environmental Erda Way in Tooele comments. Any com- ence indicates the natives C and D may other reasons as Quality, herewith pub- County. In addition, ments received during need for the measure, be selected in the fu- stated in the draft envi- lishes a Finding of No the existing distribution this comment period as well as requiring ture depending on test ronmental assessment Significant Impact system for WEID will will be evaluated, and consideration of addi- requirements and may in detail. (FONSI) for the West be replaced and fire incorporated as appro- tional mitigation meas- require a SEA or a All effects described in Erda Improvement hydrants and meters priate. Questions or ures that may be REC, dependent upon the draft environmental District Culinary Water will be installed. comments may be di- TUESDAYneeded for June specific 13,the 2017 screening criteria assessment are Project locatedTOOELE in AnTRANSCRIPT Environmental Re- BULLETINrected to Julie Co- B7 compound of interest of 32 CFR 651.33. If hereby incorporated by Tooele County. An En- port has been devel- b l e i g h a t (COIs) that will be the selection of Alter- reference and consid- vironmental Report oped for this proposed 801-536-4197, or jco- testedPublic throughout Notices the nativesPublic C and Notices D do not eredPublic in this Notices finding. hasPublic been developed Notices to project.Public LettersNotices re- [email protected].Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices program.Miscellaneous If the science requireMiscellaneous a SEA, a re- TheMiscellaneous finding of non-sig- examineMiscellaneous potential en- questingMiscellaneous comments DIVISIONMiscellaneous OF DRINK- Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous of the COI and the en- cord of environmental nificance is supported vironmental impacts from federal, state and ING WATER, DEQ, vironment indicates consideration would be by evidence other than associated with this local agencies have STATE OF UTAH REQUEST FOR PRO- REQUEST FOR PRO- SMALL CLAIMS that a particular mitiga- written and approved. compliance with envi- project. The Environ- been sent out; com- Michael J. Grange, POSALS FOR SERV- POSALS SUMMONS tion measure would FINDINGS ronmental standards. mental Report and the ments will be summa- P.E. ICES The Stansbury Service In the District Court of not produce added en- Based on the PEA The proposed action FONSI are available at rized and included in Construction Assis- GRANTSVILLE CITY Agency is requesting Utah, 74 S 100 E #12, vironmental protection, analysis, and inclusion and alternatives would the Division office: the Report. A staff En- tance Section Man- CORPORATION proposals from, engi- Tooele UT, 84074. the Director of the Test of general mitigation not significantly de- Division of Drinking vironmental Engineer ager 2017 STREETS PRO- neering firms, for the 1st Choice Money Center may waive the measures found in Ap- grade any human envi- Water from the Division has (Published in the Tran- JECT Design, Engineering, Center, Plaintiff/Peti- measure in writing for pendix C, no signifi- ronmental factor. Utah State Department reviewed this docu- script Bulletin June 13 Pursuant to the provi- and Management of a tioner, 980 N Main St, that particular COI or cant adverse effects CONCLUSION of Environmental Qual- ment. Temporary envi- & 15, 2017) sions of Section project to place a pe- Unit B, Tooele UT test, with a statement are anticipated on land In addition to the iden- ity 195 North 1950 ronmental impacts 72-6-108 of the Utah destrian underpass, 84074, VS SHANE of the reason that the uses, air quality, noise, tified impacts and miti- West, P.O. Box were identified, as well SMALL CLAIMS Code, Notice is hereby u n d e r S t a t e HOLMES, 56 W 1970 mitigation measure(s) soils, water resources, gation measures in the 144830 Salt Lake City, as mitigating meas- SUMMONS given that the Grants- Highway-138, in N, Tooele, UT 84074. would not be used. biological resources, PEA, individual SEAs Utah 84114-4830 ures to minimize these In the District Court of ville City Corporation is Stansbury Park, Utah. I swear that the follow- Testing of chemicals in cultural resources, would provide COI Phone: 801-536-4200 impacts. The review Utah, 74 S 100 E #12, accepting statements Proposals should in- ing is true: 1. Defen- the program requires DPG socioeconomics, specific descriptions, or 801-536-0048 process indicated that Tooele UT, 84074. of qualifications and clude a lump sum bid dant owes me the preparation of a environmental justice, including toxicity data, FINDING OF NO SIG- no significant environ- 1st Choice Money proposals from quali- to provide the $2613.00 Plus pre- Supplemental Environ- DPG infrastructure, exposure limits, and NIFICANT IMPACT mental impacts would Center, Plaintiff/Peti- fied contractors for the above-mentioned serv- judgement interests to mental Assessment hazardous waste man- toxic and therapeutic As required by the result from the pro- tioner, 980 N Main St, construction and ad- ices, as well as, a de- the date of judgement, (SEA) or a Record of agement, airspace, dosages; a physical guidelines for prepar- posed action. Conse- Unit B, Tooele UT ministration of road tailed description of if qualified for prejudg- Environmental Consid- traffic and transporta- model characterizing ing environmental im- quently, a decision has 84074, VS Julie Watts, projects in Grantsville the services to be pro- ment interests. 2. This eration (REC), which tion, cumulative ef- the COI plume to in- pact statements, an been made to issue a 513 Frost Lane, City. Experience in this vided and an esti- claim arose on Janu- would have COI spe- fects, and human clude concentrations, environmental review FONSI. Tooele, UT 84074. type of work is pre- mated timeline for the ary 5, 2017. cific mitigation meas- health and safety. The and deposition levels has been performed Any and all contractors I swear that the follow- ferred. A written state- completion of the de- THE STATE OF UTAH ures if required to pro- proposed actions beyond the release lo- on the proposed State will be required to ing is true: 1. Defen- ment of qualifications sign and engineering. TO THE DEFEN- tect humans or the en- would not have a sig- cation. of Utah, Division of comply with all perti- dant owes me and fee will be ac- The project consists of DANT: You are sum- vironment. Based on nificant impact, for Based on the Emerg- Drinking Water action nent federal, state and $3887.00 Plus pre- cepted at the Grants- installing a 9' high by moned to appear at the assessment in the some of the following ing Threat Test Materi- below: local laws, regulations, judgement interests to ville City Offices, lo- 12' wide by 120' long trial to answer the PEA, it has been de- reasons: 1) the quan- als PEA and the out- Project: West Erda Im- and executive order; the date of judgement, cated at 429 East Main precast concrete box above claim. The trial termined that an envi- tity of the COIs ex- lined mitigation meas- provement District Cu- such as Utah State Air if qualified for prejudg- Street, Grantsville, c ulvert under will be held at the court ronmental impact pected to be used out- ures in the PEA, I con- linary Water Project Quality regulations ment interests. 2. This Utah 84029 until 3:00 Highway-138, as well address shown above. statement is not re- doors; 2) the proposed clude that the environ- System Number: R307-309. If anything claim arose on Janu- p.m. on Friday, June as, the construction of If you fail to appear, quired. This draft find- mitigation measures mental effects of the UTAH23001 is uncovered or other- ary 27, 2017, 2016. 30, 2017. Please con- the entrance and exit judgment may be en- ing precedes the agen- would add an addi- Proposed Action would Office Location: 47 wise discovered during THE STATE OF UTAH tact Larry Bolinder, features, on each side tered against you for cy’s final decision on tional layer of protec- not be individually or South Main Street construction of this TO THE DEFEN- Public Works Director, of the highway. A the total amount the proposed action. tion for humans and cumulatively significant Tooele, Utah 84074 project, that may have DANT: You are sum- t elephone (435 ) complete scope of claimed. Date of Trial, PROPOSED ACTION the environment; 3) and the preparation of Project Number: cultural or historic sig- moned to appear at 841-9722, or by email work for the project July 7, 2017, 9:00am, AND ALTERNATIVES the COIs would not be an environmental im- 3F233 nificance, work must trial to answer the at ldbolinder@grants- may be attained by Room 11. The Proposed Action released near the Dug- pact statement is not Total Estimated Cost: be stopped, and the above claim. The trial villeut.gov with any contacting the Service Notice to Defendant. A of the PEA is to estab- way Proving Ground warranted. $1,923,000 Division and the State will be held at the court questions or specifica- Agency office. small claims case has lish a testing program boundary (which is ap- This draft finding of no Funding Amounts: Historic Preservation address shown above. tions in order to re- An informational meet- been filed against you. at DPG in order to proximately 50 miles significant impact will Drinking Water Board Officer will be notified. If you fail to appear, s pond to thi s ing, and tour of the This imposes upon characterize and cor- east-west and 25 miles be made available by Loan (0%, 30-yr) - These two agencies judgment may be en- R F Q / R F P . A n y project site will be held you certain rights and relate the behavior of north-south in ex- contacting the Dugway $850,000 will investigate any tered against you for RFQ/RFPs submitted at 9:00 am on Thurs- responsibilities. You emerging threat com- panse); 4) the popula- Public Affairs Office at Drinking Water Board such discoveries. If it the total amount after June 30, 2017 at day, June 23rd, 2017, may obtain small pounds in realistic sce- tion density is away telephone Grant - $850,000 appears that part of claimed. Date of Trial, 3:00 p.m. will not be at the Service Agency claims information and narios in outdoor field from the test area; 5) 435-831-3409 or email Stansbury Park Im- the construction work July 28, 2017, 9:00am, considered. Grantsville office. i nstructions at environments. This ac- Dugway would only robert.d.saxon2.civ@ provement District - may be causing an ad- Room 11. City will not accept any Proposals must be http://www.utcourts.go tion would involve the test if the wind and mail.mil and Mr Saxon $78,000 verse environmental Notice to Defendant. A RFQ/RFP submittal by submitted no later than v/howto/ release, detection, and weather conditions will email a copy of the L DS Church - impact, construction small claims case has facsimile, electronic 4:00 pm on Friday July Disabillity Accomoda- decontamination of present a low risk to draft finding or envi- $100,000 must be stopped, and been filed against you. transmission or any 7th, 2017. Sealed pro- tions. If you need ac- emerging threat com- humans and the envi- ronmental assessment Tooele County - the Division will be no- This imposes upon method other then posals should be deliv- commodation of a dis- pounds on DPG. The ronment; 6) locations to requesters. $45,000 tified. you certain rights and stated above. Grants- ered to the Stansbury abililty, contact a judi- Alternative A - No Ac- to be chosen for the Sean G. Kirschner The project entails in- The FONSI will be responsibilities. You ville City reserves the Service Agency office cial service assistant tion was evaluated in COI testing would Colonel, Chemical stalling a new trans- available for review may obtain small right not to issue a at: 1 Country Club, at least 3 days before the draft PEA. Three have very little wildlife Corps mission line to convey until July 18, 2017. claims information and RFQ/RFP and to can- Suite 1, Stansbury hearing. alternative test loca- present during the Commanding water from Stansbury There will be a public instructions a t cel or modify this so- Park, Utah 84074. (Published in the Tran- tions were considered testing and no federal U.S. Army Dugway Park Improvement Dis- meeting on July 18, http://www.utcourts.go licitation at any time if Proposals will be script Bulletin June 6, which include Alterna- threatened or endan- Proving Ground trict to West Erda Im- 2017 at 6:30 p.m. at v/howto/ it deems, in its sole evaluated based on & 13, 2017) tive B - UTG, Alterna- gered species; 7) (Published in the Tran- provement District the Tooele County Ad- Disabillity Accomoda- discretion that such the following criteria: tive C - Target R, and some of the COIs to script Bulletin June 13, (WEID). The proposed ministration Building at tions. If you need ac- measures are in prior experience with Alternative D - APG. be used in the outdoor 15 & 20, 2017) water line will cross 47 South Main Street, commodation of a dis- Grantsville’s best inter- similar projects, overall Alternative B was se- test(ing) would be private lands and mu- Tooele, Utah, to dis- abililty, contact a judi- ests. It is anticipated bid price for services Invite the lected as the preferred used under a permit is- PUBLIC NOTICE nicipal rights-of-way cuss the project and cial service assistant that the RFP/RFQs will provided, estimated test location, due to sued by the U.S. Drug The Division of Drink- along Bates Canyon receive additional at least 3 days before be formally considered completion of design Whole the low impact on bio- Enforcement Admin- ing Water (The Divi- Road, 1200 West, and comments. Any com- hearing. and awarded at the and engineering, and logical habitats. Alter- istration; and 8) for sion), Utah Depart- Erda Way in Tooele ments received during (Published in the Tran- City Council meeting references. Prefer- Town to natives C and D may other reasons as ment of Environmental County. In addition, this comment period script Bulletin June 6 & on July 5, 2017 at the ence will be given to be selected in the fu- stated in the draft envi- Quality, herewith pub- the existing distribution will be evaluated, and 13, 2017) 7:00 p.m. meeting. local firms. Your Yard ture depending on test ronmental assessment lishes a Finding of No system for WEID will incorporated as appro- Dated this 5th day of For more information Sale! requirements and may in detail. Significant Impact be replaced and fire priate. Questions or SELL YOUR com- June, 2017. regarding the project require a SEA or a All effects described in (FONSI) for the West hydrants and meters comments may be di- puter in the classi- Christine Webb please contact Randall Erda Improvement REC, dependent upon the draft environmental will be installed. rected to Julie Co- fieds. Call 882-0050 Grantsville City Re- F l y n n a t TOOELE District Culinary Water TRANSCRIPT the screening criteria assessment ar e An Environmental Re- b l e i g h a t or visit www.tooele- corder #435-830-7271 or at BULLETIN of 32 CFR 651.33. If hereby incorporated by Project located in port has been devel- 801-536-4197, or jco- transcript. com (Published in the Tran- rflynn@stansburypark. the selection of Alter- reference and consid- Tooele County. An En- oped for this proposed [email protected]. script Bulletin June 8 & org. natives C and D do not ered in this finding. vironmental Report project. Letters re- DIVISION OF DRINK- DEADLINES FOR 13, 2017) (Published in the Tran- require a SEA, a re- The finding of non-sig- has been developed to questing comments ING WATER, DEQ, classifieds ads are script Bulletin June 13 882-0050 cord of environmental nificance is supported examine potential en- from federal, state and STATE OF UTAH M o n d a y a n d BECOME A SUB- & 15, 2017) consideration would be by evidence other than vironmental impacts local agencies have Michael J. Grange, Wednesdays by 4:45 SCRIBER. 882-0050 written and approved. compliance with envi- associated with this been sent out; com- P.E. p.m. FINDINGS ronmental standards. project. The Environ- ments will be summa- Construction Assis- Based on the PEA The proposed action mental Report and the rized and included in tance Section Man- analysis, and inclusion and alternatives would FONSI are available at the Report. A staff En- ager of general mitigation not significantly de- the Division office: vironmental Engineer (Published in the Tran- measures found in Ap- grade any human envi- Division of Drinking from the Division has script Bulletin June 13 pendix C, no signifi- ronmental factor. Water reviewed this docu- & 15, 2017) cant adverse effects CONCLUSION Utah State Department ment. Temporary envi- are anticipated on land In addition to the iden- of Environmental Qual- ronmental impacts uses, air quality, noise, tified impacts and miti- ity 195 North 1950 were identified, as well soils, water resources, gation measures in the West, P.O. Box as mitigating meas- biological resources, PEA, individual SEAs 144830 Salt Lake City, ures to minimize these cultural resources, would provide COI Utah 84114-4830 impacts. The review DPG socioeconomics, specific descriptions, Phone: 801-536-4200 process indicated that environmental justice, including toxicity data, or 801-536-0048 no significant environ- DPG infrastructure, exposure limits, and FINDING OF NO SIG- mental impacts would hazardous waste man- toxic and therapeutic NIFICANT IMPACT result from the pro- agement, airspace, dosages; a physical As required by the posed action. Conse- ofguidelines Tooele for prepar- County traffic and transporta- model characterizing quently, a decision has tion, cumulative ef- the COI plume to in- ing environmental im- been made to issue a fects, and human clude concentrations, pact statements, an FONSI. ooele County features some of the most dramatic and diverse landforms on Earth. health and safety. The and deposition levels environmental review Any and all contractors There are 11,000 foot-high peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious proposed actions beyond the release lo- has been performed will be required to T would not have a sig- cation. on the proposed State comply with all perti- desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people who knew about the place nificant impact, for Based on the Emerg- of Utah, Division of nent federal, state and some of the following ing Threat Test Materi- Drinking Water action local laws, regulations, were the Native Americans who lived there, and a few white explorers during the early reasons: 1) the quan- als PEA and the out- below: and executive order; tity of the COIs ex- lined mitigation meas- Project: West Erda Im- such as Utah State Air 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. That year the Donner-Reed Party, while pected to be used out- ures in the PEA, I con- provement District Cu- Quality regulations doors; 2) the proposed clude that the environ- linary Water Project R307-309. If anything trying a shortcut to California, passed through the county and nearly perished in the mitigation measures mental effects of the System Number: is uncovered or other- would add an addi- Proposed Action would UTAH23001 wise discovered during Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Salt tional layer of protec- not be individually or Office Location: 47 construction of this tion for humans and cumulatively significant South Main Street project, that may have Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele the environment; 3) and the preparation of Tooele, Utah 84074 cultural or historic sig- City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin the COIs would not be an environmental im- Project Number: nificance, work must released near the Dug- pact statement is not 3F233 be stopped, and the frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to way Proving Ground warranted. Total Estimated Cost: Division and the State boundary (which is ap- This draft finding of no $1,923,000 Historic Preservation thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found proximately 50 miles significant impact will Funding Amounts: Officer will be notified. east-west and 25 miles be made available by Drinking Water Board These two agencies inside this History of north-south in ex- contacting the Dugway Loan (0%, 30-yr) - will investigate any panse); 4) the popula- Public Affairs Office at $850,000 such discoveries. If it Utah’s Tooele County. tion density is away telephone Drinking Water Board appears that part of from the test area; 5) 435-831-3409 or email Grant - $850,000 the construction work Learn about how the Dugway would only robert.d.saxon2.civ@ Stansbury Park Im- may be causing an ad- test if the wind and mail.mil and Mr Saxon provement District - verse environmental pioneers ingeniously weather conditions will email a copy of the $78,000 impact, construction present a low risk to draft finding or envi- LDS Church - must be stopped, and built their lives in the humans and the envi- ronmental assessment $100,000 the Division will be no- wilderness; the wild ronment; 6) locations to requesters. Tooele County - tified. to be chosen for the Sean G. Kirschner $45,000 The FONSI will be mining days in Ophir, COI testing would Colonel, Chemical The project entails in- available for review have very little wildlife Corps stalling a new trans- until July 18, 2017. Mercur and Jacob City; present during the Commanding mission line to convey There will be a public testing and no federal U.S. Army Dugway water from Stansbury meeting on July 18, the Pony Express Trail; threatened or endan- Proving Ground Park Improvement Dis- 2017 at 6:30 p.m. at gered species; 7) (Published in the Tran- trict to West Erda Im- the Tooele County Ad- the glorious beaches and some of the COIs to script Bulletin June 13, provement District ministration Building at be used in the outdoor 15 & 20, 2017) (WEID). The proposed 47 South Main Street, resorts along the southern test(ing) would be water line will cross Tooele, Utah, to dis- used under a permit is- private lands and mu- cuss the project and shore of the Great Salt sued by the U.S. Drug nicipal rights-of-way receive additional Enforcement Admin- along Bates Canyon comments. Any com- Lake, and more. istration; and 8) for Road, 1200 West, and ments received during other reasons as Erda Way in Tooele this comment period stated in the draft envi- County. In addition, will be evaluated, and ronmental assessment the existing distribution incorporated as appro- in detail.• Nearly 500 pages system for WEID will priate. Questions or All effects described in be replaced and fire commentsGet may Your be di- Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin the draft environmental hydrants and meters rected to Julie Co- assessment• Large are 8.5 x 11 size pageswill be installed. b l e i g h a t hereby incorporated by An Environmental Re- 801-536-4197, or jco- reference and consid- port has been devel- [email protected]. ered • in thisHardcover finding. with dustoped jacket for this proposed DIVISION OF DRINK- The finding of non-sig- project. Letters re- ING WATER, DEQ, nificance• isMore supported than 500 photosquesting commentsTOOELESTATE OF UTAH 58 N. Main by evidence other than from federal, state and Michael J. Grange, RANSCRIPT compliance with envi- local agencies have P.E. T Tooele ronmental• More standards. than 700 pioneerbeen sent out; com- Construction Assis- The proposed action ments will be summa- tance Section Man- Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 and alternatives would rized and included in ager the Report. A staff En- ULLETIN not significantlybiographies de- $ 95 (PublishedB in the Tran- Closed Sat. and Sun. grade any human envi- 39vironmental Engineer script Bulletin June 13 ronmental factor. from the Division has & 15, 2017) CONCLUSION reviewed this docu- In addition to the iden- ment. Temporary envi- tified impacts and miti- ronmental impacts gation measures in the were identified, as well PEA, individual SEAs as mitigating meas- would provide COI ures to minimize these specific descriptions, impacts. The review including toxicity data, process indicated that exposure limits, and no significant environ- toxic and therapeutic mental impacts would dosages; a physical result from the pro- model characterizing posed action. Conse- the COI plume to in- quently, a decision has clude concentrations, been made to issue a and deposition levels FONSI. beyond the release lo- Any and all contractors cation. will be required to Based on the Emerg- comply with all perti- ing Threat Test Materi- nent federal, state and als PEA and the out- local laws, regulations, lined mitigation meas- and executive order; ures in the PEA, I con- such as Utah State Air clude that the environ- Quality regulations mental effects of the R307-309. If anything Proposed Action would is uncovered or other- not be individually or wise discovered during cumulatively significant construction of this and the preparation of project, that may have an environmental im- cultural or historic sig- pact statement is not nificance, work must warranted. be stopped, and the This draft finding of no Division and the State significant impact will Historic Preservation be made available by Officer will be notified. contacting the Dugway These two agencies Public Affairs Office at will investigate any telephone such discoveries. If it 435-831-3409 or email appears that part of robert.d.saxon2.civ@ the construction work mail.mil and Mr Saxon may be causing an ad- will email a copy of the verse environmental draft finding or envi- impact, construction ronmental assessment must be stopped, and to requesters. the Division will be no- Sean G. Kirschner tified. Colonel, Chemical The FONSI will be Corps available for review Commanding until July 18, 2017. U.S. Army Dugway There will be a public Proving Ground meeting on July 18, (Published in the Tran- 2017 at 6:30 p.m. at script Bulletin June 13, the Tooele County Ad- 15 & 20, 2017) ministration Building at 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah, to dis- cuss the project and receive additional comments. Any com- ments received during this comment period will be evaluated, and incorporated as appro- priate. Questions or comments may be di- rected to Julie Co- b l e i g h a t 801-536-4197, or jco- [email protected]. DIVISION OF DRINK- ING WATER, DEQ, STATE OF UTAH Michael J. Grange, P.E. Construction Assis- tance Section Man- ager (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 13 & 15, 2017) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY June 13, 2017 Bring Dad to Lagoon for an extra special Father’s Day!

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Stansbury leadoff hitter Hunter Anderson (left) stands on first base during Monday’s summer league game against Skyline at Stansbury High School. Stansbury won 16-0 in three innings.

Anderson drawing a walk and Stansbury Beck, Luker and Tripp hitting continued from page B1 consecutive RBI singles. Fackrell drove in two more first out. The first four bat- runs with a double to center ters reached base without the field to cap the scoring. aid of a hit, as Kelsch, Kaeden “We contributed up and Nicholes and Anderson all down the lineup,” Bolser said. walked and Beck was hit by a “We really didn’t have a hole pitch. An RBI single by Luker today. Guys up and down the and a two-run single by Tripp lineup were doing things.” followed, along with two more Stansbury is scheduled walks by Fackrell and Hunter. to face Cyprus at 7:30 p.m. The Eagles changed pitch- Wednesday in Magna. ers, only to see Clark reach Tooele (2-1-1) was sched- base on a fielding error in uled to face Herriman on left field. Kelsch recorded Monday, but results were the inning’s first out with a not available at press time. Celebrate at Lagoon on run-scoring groundout, and The Buffaloes will play host Nicholes hit a fly ball to the to Providence Hall at 6 p.m. shortstop for the second out. Wednesday at Dow James But the top of the Stallions’ Park. lineup struck again, with [email protected]

FATHER’S DAY the season, gave up two runs Bees on four hits with two strikeouts continued from page B1 in three innings. Justin Miller allowed no runs on two hits in Request the allowing two runs on seven one inning of relief. hits and three walks with two The Bees were off Monday strikeouts. He then gave way before opening a four-game to reliever James Farris, who set against the Reno Aces on was credited with the win after Tuesday night at 7:05 p.m. “FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL” pitching 1 2/3 perfect innings at Smith’s Ballpark. Salt Lake of relief. Sam Moll recorded is 4-3 through the first seven the final out of the eighth games of its current 11-game inning for Albuquerque before homestand. and each person in the family Carasiti came in to record his After the Reno series, the 13th save of the season. Bees will hit the road for a pair Diaz allowed two runs on of four-game series against may purchase a four hits with two walks, one Tacoma and Las Vegas before hit batter and three strikeouts returning home to face Reno in five innings for the Bees. again June 26. SINGLE DAY PASSPORT Morin, who dropped to 0-1 on [email protected] rather than fans chanting Vaughan “Charge!,” they chant “Marge!” continued from page B1 Later this month, the for were merely interested in Isotopes will rename them- watching baseball. selves the Albuquerque Green But that’s really what minor- Chile Cheeseburgers for a league sports is all about from game, in honor of one of New a fan’s perspective. You’re Mexico’s signature delicacies. getting to see the stars of the They’ll be facing the Fresno future for a low price, that way Grizzlies, who will be rebrand- + tax when you see them hit the ed as the Fresno Tacos. $39.95 big time, you have memories In my California years, I of watching them “way back got to follow the Single-A when.” If the home team wins? Lancaster JetHawks, who were Great. You might get a free a Houston Astros affiliate at burger at the local fast-food the time. At that level, games joint with your ticket stub, are truly a community event. after all. But if they lose? Hey, One of my paper’s columnists it was Dollar Dog night, and even performed the Funky Experience over 50 thrilling rides and attractions, you got to have a family night Chicken atop the visitor’s out for under $30. Can’t beat dugout during the seventh- that. inning stretch one night. Star games, food and fun at Lagoon with your Dad! Ask Some of the promotions Wars Night was always a treat, surrounding minor-league though the Wookiee motif cer- sports add to the entertain- tainly looked better on some for the “FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL” at any Ticket Window. ment value. Saturday’s game players than it did others. in Salt Lake City served as Some of the players lived in “Superhero Night.” As I walked the same apartment complex into the Bees’ offices to pick up as I did. While a number of my media credential, I found those players, including cur- myself waiting in the lobby rent Astros superstars Jose with Batman and Wonder Lagoon will be open 11 am – 10 pm* on Sunday, June 18, 2017 Altuve, Carlos Correa, Dallas Woman. That doesn’t happen Keuchel and Lance McCullers, *Weather and other factors permitting. every day. The night before, the Bees have gone on to bigger things, and Isotopes had a flashback you could see how much it Not valid with any other offer. X-Venture Zone attractions to the 1970s, with Salt Lake meant to them to be the big donning the bright-orange fish in a small pond when kids are not included with Single Day Passport. uniforms of the Salt Lake Gulls would see them in the super- and Albuquerque wearing the market. I’m sure it’s the same Ronald McDonald-esque colors for Bees players when they go of the Albuquerque Dukes. across the street to Lucky 13 The Isotopes have the after a game and get to mingle minor-league promotion thing with the fans. down to a science (no pun So, if you’re looking for intended, by the way). When I something to do, go check out lived in New Mexico, I caught some minor-league baseball a couple ‘Topes games when this summer, whether it’s the I’d drive down to Albuquerque Bees, the Orem Owlz or the for the weekend. The team’s Ogden Raptors. You never name is not only a reference know where some of those to nearby Los Alamos National players might end up. Laboratory — it’s also a refer- Darren Vaughan is a veteran ence to an episode of “The sports writer from Moab, Utah. Simpsons,” in which the He, too, likes to take advantage hometown Springfield Isotopes of Dollar Dog Night. Email him threaten to move to the Land at dvaughan@tooeletranscript. of Enchantment. As a result, com.

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