TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  TUESDAY December 1, 2020 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 53 $1.00 Unemployment benefit claims continue their steady decline Although declining, claims still ahead of previous years

TIM GILLIE efit weekly,” said Kevin Burt, EDITOR Unemployment Insurance The number of new claims Division director for the and continued claims for Department of Workforce unemployment benefits in Services. “While new claims Utah for the week ending Nov. are high compared to the TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTOS 21 dropped from the previous historically low 2019 aver- The Broadway Hotel with a chain link fence down Broadway Street on Nov. 24, 2020. The abandoned hotel was struck by a suspicious fire on week, continuing a declin- age, they remain significantly July 5. A man (below left) strolls by the burned out shell of the hotel. With the roof (below right) destroyed by fire the sky is visible through ing trend since an Aril/May lower than the historically high a window opening of the hotel. pandemic peak, according to volume seen early in the pan- a report released last week by demic, when the average new the Department of Workforce claims were over 28,000 filed Services. per week.” The old Broadway Hotel in Tooele New unemployment claims For Tooele County the four for the week of Nov. 15-20, week average of new unem- 2020 totaled 4,470 compared ployment claims was 46 for the to 4,617 new claims filed for week ending Oct. 4, according will be torn down next week the previous week. That’s a to the most recent data from 3.2% decline. the Department of Workforce CEILLY SUTTON Now, the owners are forced The 2019 weekly average of Services. STAFF WRITER to tear down the building and new unemployment claims was For the same time period in The old Broadway Hotel, rebuild, according to Brett. 1,131. 2018 and 2019, the four week located at 145 N. Broadway “We are upset about this,” Continued claims for the moving average of new unem- Street in Tooele City will be said Brett. “We wanted to pre- same time period dropped ployment claims was 33 and torn down after extensive dam- serve the building as historical from 28,168 to 28,002, a 0.6% 46, respectively. age from a July fire. art and make it into apart- drop. The 2019 weekly average Between March 15, 2020 According to Dan Brett, one ments. The fire kind of forced of continued unemployment and Nov. 21, 2020 the state has of the owners of the building, our hand. We knew we had to claims was 8,856. paid out a total of $563 million damage from the July 5 fire tear it down. Too much of the “The need for unemploy- in traditional state unemploy- that occurred at the hotel and structure was damaged and we ment insurance continues, ment benefits, $54 million in was labeled as “suspicious. ” are disappointed, because we as more than 4,000 Utahns The fire caused immeasurable went to a lot of work and had are applying for the ben- SEE CLAIMS PAGE A8 ® damage to the building, he good people establishing the said. building on the historic reg- “The fire made it unrestor- able,” he stated Monday. SEE HOTEL PAGE A8 ®

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The 43rd annual Tooele Transcript Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund is now accepting nominations and dona- tions. Each nomination should include a description of the challenges faced by the individual or family, as well as an explanation as to how the benefit fund could help them Gov. Herbert’s new health order this Christmas. Last year’s benefit fund helped the Olive Fifita family of Tooele along with nine children: Paul, 21; Sarah, 20; Sila, 17; Fine,14; Garrett,12; Mele,10; Topui, 8; Emosi, 6; and Olive Jr., 3. Their mother, Oto’ota Fifita, Masks still required in Tooele County passed away from a heart attack 10 days before Christmas. Transcript Bulletin readers donated dozens of gifts and CEILLY SUTTON in place. STAFF WRITER over $5,600 in cash and gift cards for the family to help Herbert put the previous state them carry on financially following the loss of Oto’ota. Gov. Gary Herbert took to of emergency into place in order Facebook live and local media to keep hospitals from becoming Held every Christmas since 1977, the benefit fund helps channels to address the public overwhelmed as ICU’S neared either an individual or family faced with a unique need or with a new health order on Nov. capacity, he said. hardship. Individuals or families are nominated by readers 23. On Nov. 23., Herbert and selected by the newspaper. Readers then donate cash Herbert’s previous state of announced that the state’s trans- or make other contributions. All received proceeds are pre- emergency order from Nov. 9 mission index system, which sented to the individual or family on or before Christmas. expired on Nov 23. It stated that puts counties in Utah in a low, Donations and nominations for this year’s benefit fund all individuals were required to moderate, or high risk for the wear a mask in public and when virus based upon case counts, can be mailed to: Transcript Bulletin Christmas Benefit within six feet of anyone they ICU data, and positivity rates, will Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah 84074. They can also be don’t live with. resume. dropped off at the Transcript Bulletin’s office at 58 N. Main His Nov. 9 order also stated During the two weeks the Street south of Tooele City Hall. Nominations may also be that individuals were not allowed state of emergency order was in emailed to [email protected]. SHUTTERSTOCK to gather with individuals outside place, the transmission index was Masks or face coverings are required in Tooele County of their immediate households for SEE ORDER PAGE A8 ® by the state health order. the two weeks that the order was

BULLETIN BOARD B6 CLASSIFIEDS B4 Milne goes to OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER Cache County OPEN FORUM A4 See A2 SPORTS B1 Data as of December 1, 2020. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 2,998 UTAH- Known Cases: 198,216 Hospitalizations: 94 • Deaths: 9 Hospitalizations: 8,279 • Deaths: 890 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 1, 2020 From commissioner to department head Milne picked to lead Cache County’s economic development efforts TIM GILLIE economic development direc- according to Milne. starts his new job on Dec. 7. EDITOR tors efforts and then when that Cache County has a signifi- Milne said he would initially Tooele County position was eliminated during cant portion of its workforce work “a little here and there” Commissioner Shawn Milne is the County’s financial crisis, he that commutes to Ogden and in December as wraps things headed to Cache County. took on the economic develop- the Wasatch Front, much like up as a County Commissioner Cache County Executive ment duties directly. Tooele County’s workforce that here in Tooele. Craig Buttars announced the Prior to serving on the commutes to Salt Lake County, Milne will eventually move appointment of Milne as the Tooele County Commission, Milne said. to Cache County for at least new economic development Milne served on the Tooele Part of his challenge in Mondays through Fridays. He director for Cache County, dur- City Council where he also Cache County will be to create and his wife, Renee, work out a ing the Cache County Council’s served as member of the board jobs that will raise the County’s commuting plan for weekends. Nov. 24 meeting. of directors of the Tooele City median wage and keep gradu- Renee Milne works as a cur- “He (Milne) has been Redevelopment Agency. ating students employed in the riculum director for the Tooele the chair of the Utah State Milne will be carving out a county, Milne said. County School District. Association of County new office for Cache County, Cache County is a little It appears that Shawn Commissioners and Councils,” which has not had an econom- larger territory than Tooele Milne, who is known to occa- Buttars said. “He is the kind of ic development director prior County. Cache Valley Economic sionally be a bit verbose, will leader that can direct our eco- to Milne’s appointment. He Development extends into be among friends in Cache nomic development efforts in will report directly to Buttars, Franklin County, Idaho. Logan County. the county.” the elected county executive. has their own economic devel- When Buttars said Milne FILE PHOTO Milne has overseen the eco- Cache County has a seven opment director, however on would most likely attend the Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne, a board member of Deseret nomic development efforts of member county council with the Utah side of Cache Valley Cache County Council’s second Umanned Arial Systems, welcomes attendees at a lecture on drones held Tooele County since he was an elected executive. there are 18 towns and munici- meeting in December and say at the Utah Motorsports Campus in May 2019. Deseret UAS is an eco- first elected to the County There are some similarities palities to work with, accord- “a few words.” The Council nomic development joint effort of Tooele and Box Elder Counties in close Commission eight years ago. in the economic demographics ing to Milne. members chuckled. cooperation with Odgen City designed to bring UAS businesses to Utah. He first directed the County’s of Tooele and Cache County, Buttars said Milne officially [email protected]

25-44 year olds hit the hardest with COVID-19 in Tooele County, countwise

CEILLY SUTTON STAFF WRITER The Tooele County Health Department has released a graphic showing which age categories and sexes have contracted the virus in the county more than others. Currently, there have been 2,935 confirmed cases of 92 hospitalizations, and nine This means that some indi- old, 65- 84 years old, and COVID-19 in Tooele County deaths, according to a report viduals have been tested for those aged 85 and older and since the beginning of the from the Tooele County the virus multiple times. those less than one year old pandemic as of Nov. 30, Health Department. The Tooele County Health not contracting the virus as according to a report from As of Monday morning, Department has released a much. the Utah Department of there have been 195,706 demographic with informa- The same demographic Health. cases of the virus in Utah, tion about which age catego- showed that females have There have also been 94 with 8,135 hospitaliza- ries have contracted COVID- contracted the virus more hospitalizations and nine tions, and 871 COVID-19 19 the most. than men. deaths in Tooele County related deaths, according According to the demo- Tooele and Stansbury High since the pandemic began in to the report from the Utah graphic, the age category schools returned to in-person March. Department of Health. 25-44 have contracted the at school learning on Monday There is no way to know pitals because of the virus, On November 26, there 1,423,079 individuals in virus the most, with those after switching to online how many individuals in according to Amy Bate, with had been 2,390 cases of the the state have been tested for aged 45-64 years old next, learning approximately 14 the county are currently the Tooele County Health virus in the county since the the virus and 2,048,358 tests then those aged 16-24, after days ago. receiving treatment in hos- Department. beginning of the pandemic, have been performed. which follow one to 15 years [email protected]

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BULLETIN @TooeleTB TUESDAY December 1, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Lakeview Business Park plans construction of first building MARK WATSON three years ago. phased expansion scheduled rehabilitate an existing rail line executive director at Cushman park, a portion of which is rail CORRESPONDENT “Our goal is to create a long- to be fully completed by 2024 that routes into the park. and Wakefield. served, Lakeview Business Developers plan to begin term, jobs rich business park — and also the Union Pacific “This project has all of the “Lakeview Business Park is Park will positively transform construction of the first build- that will be environmentally Intermodal Hub. As part of the best ingredients to be a special expected to create over 5,000 the local community and pro- ing at Lakeview Business friendly and generate tax rev- vision for the development, a opportunity for companies permanent jobs at full build- vide unparalleled industrial Park in Grantsville this week enue to enhance the lives of 400-acre portion of the prop- seeking a strategic and advan- out. With great access to a warehouse, manufacturing with a groundbreaking set for the local community, improve erty would be rail served. tageous location in the greater robust labor pool, close access and distribution services to the Thursday at 11 a.m. The build- public services and provide The developer is working Intermountain West, while also to Interstate 80 via the area’s Western U.S. region,” Freeman ing will be located just north much needed tax dollars for with Union Pacific and the providing a successful econom- newly constructed interchang- said. of the current Purple Mattress education,” Romney said. Utah Inland Port Authority to ic driver,” said Tom Freeman, es, and a large master planned [email protected] warehouse. After completion of the first The Romney Group, a Salt building, the remainder of the Lake City-based real estate project would be developed in investment company, and phases at future dates yet to be NorthPoint Development, a determined. Kansas City-based developer, “We are thrilled to be offi- announced plans this week for cially commencing construc- the first building at the park tion on this large-scale, rail — a 19-million-square-foot served, Class A business park state-of-the art warehouse, along with the special part- manufacturing, office and nership we have established commercial building. with The Romney Group,” Global commercial real said Chad Meyer, president, estate service firm Cushman & NorthPoint Development. Wakefield with headquarters “Lakeview Business Park offers in Chicago will provide broker- a great location for tremen- age services for the develop- dous success with the ability ment. to serve any industrial client Lakeview Business Park in terms of size and labor for will eventually include several many years to come. The area other manufacturing and com- boasts a strong local workforce mercial buildings on 1,300 and with nearly 80% commut- acres near Sheep Lane east of ing daily to Salt Lake Valley Utah Motorsports Campus sur- would now have the opportu- rounding the current Purple nity to work closer to home.” Mattress warehouse. Meyer said the property’s The concept plan for the strategic Utah location places park shows over 60 buildings it within just a 10-hour drive varying in size from 1,107,000 of half of the U.S., including all square feet to 35,000 square major Western ports. feet. It also shows a rail line, Cushman & Wakefield rep- built on existing railroad resentatives indicated the new rights-of-way, providing rail business park would be just access to the business park. a stone’s throw from Developers tout park as one The Great Salt Lake and is of the largest to launch in the within 30 minutes of both  United States. the renovated Salt Lake City Free Josh Romney, president of International Airport — which The Romney Group, began recently opened a new con- formulating plans for the park course as part of its $4.1 billion Basket

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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — plants and left behind waste, Police won’t be opening a according to the Bureau of major investigation into the Land Management. The site disappearance of a mysterious doesn’t have a parking lot, silver-colored monolith that bathrooms or cellphone cov- generated international atten- erage, and some passenger tion and a mess when curious cars had to be towed from the visitors made their way to the remote area after getting stuck. site of the discovery in the The attention came after the Utah desert. monolith was spotted Nov. 18 The sheriff in San Juan by state helicopter crews help- County says the office doesn’t ing wildlife biologists count have the resources to devote bighorn sheep. It was about much time and energy to the 11 feet tall with sides that taking of the object, which was appeared to be made of stain- We also have illegal to begin with because it less steel. was placed without permission Utah officials did not say a selection of amid red rocks on a remote specifically where the mono- section of public land. Its cre- lith was located, but people ator also remains a mystery. soon found it through satellite pre-made Hundreds of people came images dating back to 2016 to see it after the gleaming, and determined its GPS coor- gift sets. almost otherworldly object dinates. garnered widespread attention The site is now empty except as a literal bright spot in a sea for a piece of rectangular metal of grim news during the pan- covering a hole where the demic. Authorities are accept- monolith had stood. The land ing tips from anyone who saw agency reminded any would- anything suspicious related to be visitors that driving off the discovery. designated roads in the area is Visitors parked vehicles on illegal.

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OUR VIEW Tooele County: Neighbors helping neighbors Despite social, religious, and political differences, Tooele County has long been a place that comes together to help mem- bers of the community, taking care of each other like family. That characteristic has been tested during 2020, especially as we enter the holiday season. Due primarily to the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated effects on the economy, the unemployment rate in the County rose almost overnight from 3.4% in March to 10.5% in April before declining to 4.8% in October. To put a bit of a face on those percentage points, in October 2019 with a 2.7% unemployment rate there were 931 unem- ployed people looking for work that lived in Tooele County. In October 2020 there were 1,655 unemployed people in Tooele County looking for work, a 78% increase. That’s an additional 724 people in Tooele County looking for work. The Switchpoint Resource Center in Tooele County reports an increasing number of households seeking assistance for food and other necessities. That increase corresponds with national statistics that show an increase in households with food insufficiency, housing instability, and increased use of credit cards, savings, borrowing from friends and family, and government assistance to meet basic needs. In October 2020, the average income in Tooele County soared, not because of a real increase in income throughout the commu- nity, but because employees at the bottom end of the pay scale were no longer working — those that earned the least were the hardest hit with pandemic related unemployment, according to the Department of Workforce Services. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR At Thanksgiving time, Tooele County came together. Through donations of time and money, hundreds of Thanksgiving meals Promise made, promise years. Finishing it was held outbreak, I was concerned you Mayor Winn for keeping were prepared and donated to individuals and families in need. kept: Thank you Tooele City up due to litigation with the that the project might be your word. It’s such a pleasure With Christmas time ahead of us, Tooele County, as a commu- This letter is to express builders of Overlake. Last year put on the back burner for a to walk and drive along 400 nity of people — with their family’s finances in some cases already appreciation to Mayor Debbie Mayor Winn stated that they while. West now. stressed by the pandemic — will be asked to continue their Winn and the City Council. would be cleaning that area I was so surprised to see Kari Scribner support of several worthy causes to once again provide a little 400 West that runs along up and landscaping. With all that the city not only started Overlake Christmas cheer in the way of gifts, clothing and food to families the West side of Overlake has the problems that have arisen the project, but completed it that might otherwise go without. been a terrible weed patch for this year due to the Covid-19 as promised this year. Thank The need won’t end at the end of the year, organizations that provide food for people that find themselves in need will still need donations. Groups that provide clothing will still need warm GUEST OPINION clothing and footwear to keep people covered. Looking at what happened during Thanksgiving, there is hope that Tooele County’s volunteer effort will carry forward to Christmas and into the new year. Governors’ holiday menus include We applaud and extend a thank you to those organizations, vol- unteers, and donors that support our community out of the kind- ness of their heart with no more thought of recognition than the coronavirus stress test for the Constitution good feeling that comes from helping a neighbor. uring the pandemic, what He says police can’t pick and Yes, it makes him a hypo- Dare some of America’s choose what rules to enforce. crite, but then, he’s a politi- governors serving up for (He forgets about sanctuary cian. GUEST OPINION the Thanksgiving through John Kass cities.) What all this does is anger Christmas season? GUEST COLUMNIST The nose of the camel and confuse people and A stress test for the comes to mind. Once that encourage them not to follow Constitution and a crackdown big-government camel gets its precautions. The coming anti-COVID on individual liberty. nose under the tent, the next Oregon Gov. Kate That’s how U.S. Supreme great stress on individual liber- thing you know the camel is Brown, a Democrat, wants Court Justice Samuel Alito ties, and now, governors are sitting next to you, demanding Oregonians to call police if restriction backlash aptly characterized the situa- adding even more. snacks. they see a neighbor hosting a t already seems clear that the tion in a recent, stirring key- Some governors don’t Some of the governors, like Thanksgiving dinner that vio- Ifirst major political and culture note virtual address at the con- want you to hug or sing in California’s Gavin Newsom, a lates her edict against gather- eruption of the Biden years will be servative Federalist Society’s your home with others. Some Democrat, belong to the “rules ings of more than six people. a roiling populist backlash against National Lawyers Convention. want neighbors to call the for thee but not for me” school “This is no different from the next round of COVID restric- Alito’s remarks came days police if they see more than of public policy. what happens if there’s a party tions. before several governors six people at your home for Newsom was caught din- down the street and it’s keep- We saw this sentiment play imposed their latest, newest Thanksgiving. Some, like New ing maskless in a large group ing everyone awake. What do out in sporadic anti-lockdown shutdown edicts and their York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, are of Democratic politicos at the neighbors do? They call law demonstrations last spring and it Thanksgiving gathering rules. upset that law enforcement exclusive Michelin-star restau- has driven ongoing resistance to without much upside. The pandemic had already put won’t enforce their edicts. rant The French Laundry. SEE KASS PAGE A5 ® masks, but it is, in all likelihood, After that kind of sacrifice, it’s about to reach an entirely new hard to double-dip and ask people level - fueled by exhaustion with to do it again. GUEST OPINION the virus, elite hypocrisy and the Especially when the latest shattered credibility of the public- advice ran against the grain of health establishment. one of the nation’s oldest tradi- The ascension of Joe Biden will tions, namely Thanksgiving, and Pandemic-leveraging ‘Great Reset’ is hardly a myth add force to the reaction. It is an when prominent pro-restriction iron law of American politics that officeholders discredit themselves ainstream media outlets able development, increased World Economic Forum. The whichever party doesn’t control with their own behavior. Mhave spilled copious digitization and inequality. The fact that all of the players have the presidency will suspect the In mid-November, Chicago amounts of ink dismissing the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda the language of “Global Reset” other of plotting to impose a Mayor Lori Lightfoot told resi- “Great Reset” -- the notion that Rachel Marsden for Sustainable Development, on the tips of their tongues tyranny, so the fear and loathing dents of her city: “You must cancel the global COVID-19 pandemic GUEST COLUMNIST which predates the pandemic, while the rest of us are focused of COVID restrictions, somewhat the normal Thanksgiving plans. is being exploited by global also focuses on these themes. on basic survival and hoping muted on the right while Donald Particularly if they include guests decisionmakers to usher in a The pandemic is a rare for little more than a return to Trump was president, will deepen that do not live in your immediate self-serving agenda -- as little opportunity for the global pre-pandemic normalcy is dif- and intensify. household.” Yet just days earlier more than a figment of active the Great Reset doesn’t mean deciders to move the ball far- ficult to ignore. The right’s populism and lim- she happily had joined a crowd imaginations. The New York they’re the only ones who are. ther down the field while the Just because they haven’t ited-government impulse, which celebrating Joe Biden’s election Times, BBC, Canada’s CBC, The media can’t dismiss these opposition is shackled by gov- all signed off on a specific list separated in the Trump years, will victory. During this moment, the France’s Le Monde and other people as crazy or delusional ernment-imposed rules under of actionable agenda items presumably be reunited in the political class should have been prestigious media outlets have without also slapping the same the pretext of the crisis. But doesn’t mean that they aren’t push against lockdowns in a way especially sensitive to playing by called it a baseless conspiracy labels on prominent world who are these global deciders? signing from the same hymn that they haven’t been since the its own rules, when those rules theory. leaders. Mostly, they’re the people book -- or that those who draw Tea Party. have been so relatively easy to In the strictest sense, they’re “This pandemic has pro- who run global multina- attention to the existence of “Lockdowns. Mask police. bear for the elite and so punishing not wrong, but they may be vided an opportunity for tional enterprises. The World common interests are crazy. It’s Curfews. What about freedom?” for ordinary workers. relying a bit too much on a reset,” Canadian Prime Economic Forum’s website hard to deny the existence of asked conservative Rep. Jim To simplify and generalize, at semantics in their assessment. Minister Justin Trudeau said has a long list of corporate a Great Reset when they keep Jordan in a recent tweet, forecast- the start of this year, they down- The dictionary definition of during a recent United Nations “partners” that have provided talking about it. ing things to come. played the virus for fear that it “conspiracy” is a secret agree- meeting. “This is our chance to big-money donations. These It’d be much better if we would stoke xenophobia. Then, ment to do an unlawful or accelerate our pre-pandemic are companies that can benefit Rachel Marsden is a colum- could find a prudent middle path they lurched into five-alarm-fire wrongful act. The Great Reset efforts to reimagine economic from telework, digitization nist, political strategist and host through the next several months, mode. is anything but secret. systems that actually address and increased globalization, of an independently produced as the pandemic enters its worst They poured cold water on The Davos World Economic global challenges like extreme facilitating their search for the French-language program that phase and as new vaccines arrive masks before turning around and Forum website openly lays poverty, inequality and climate cheapest labor and lowest pos- airs on Sputnik France. Her that will soon start changing insisting on them despite ambigu- claim to the notion on a page change.” sible taxes. website can be found at www. everything. But a significant seg- ous evidence on the efficacy of labeled “The Great Reset”: At a virtual meeting of the These certainly aren’t the rachelmarsden.com. ment of the American public has cloth masks. “There is an urgent need for World Economic Forum in types of businesses being lost its patience with a new nor- They preached the gospel of global stakeholders to cooper- June, Prince Charles said: forced to shut down during mal that has, at times, been arbi- social distancing until mass Black ate in simultaneously manag- “We have a unique but rapidly the pandemic. The small, inde- LETTERS POLICY trary and poorly thought through. Lives Matter protests erupted, ing the direct consequences shrinking window of opportu- pendent businesses are the The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes When the new virus first hit blessing these huge, often unruly of the COVID-19 crisis. To nity to learn lessons and reset ones that are suffering. They’re letters to the editor from readers. our shores and we knew much gatherings because fighting rac- improve the state of the world, ourselves on a more sustain- merely trying to survive while Letters must be no longer than 250 less about it, the case for lock- ism is supposedly a paramount the World Economic Forum is able path.” playing by the rules. You won’t words, civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and downs was strong to keep the public-health issue. starting The Great Reset initia- French President Emmanuel find them forking over massive accompanied by the writer’s name, health-care system from getting The upshot will be poisonous tive.” Macron tweeted in August: “In donations to global governance address and phone number. Longer overwhelmed and to play for time contention in the months ahead Just because it’s not a secret all crises, an old world disap- entities and hobnobbing with letters may be published, based on (and better treatments). In ret- before the advent of that most conspiratorial plot doesn’t pears, a new one appears. This heads of state at Davos in merit and at the Editor’s discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. rospect, though, the nationwide American solution — the clever mean it’s a myth. The Great crisis can be an opportunity.” order to advance a self-serving lockdowns of the spring closed technological fix, in the form of Reset is indeed real. You only The idea that a crisis can agenda. Readers who are interested in writing a longer guest op-ed column on down some states before they transformative vaccines. have to ask those involved in serve as an accelerator isn’t The perversion of capital- a topic of general interest should experienced their initial waves of promoting it and they’ll tell new or alarming. What is, ism on a global scale and its contact Editor Tim Gillie. the disease, imposing economic, Rich Lowry is editor of the you all about it. however, is that those who transformation into a game Email: [email protected] mental health and medical costs National Review. Just because far-right reac- view the pandemic as one such reserved only for the select few Fax: (435) 882-6123 tionaries and naive social opportunity seem to share who can afford the entry fee Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript Bulletin Editorial Board media users who believe a particular worldview. The that provides exclusive access Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie P.O. Box 390 everything they read on the same themes keep popping to government officials is insti- Tooele, UT 84074 Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor internet are paying attention to up: climate change, sustain- tutionalized in entities like the TUESDAY December 1, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 MATTERS OF FAITH Behold, King Jesus comes in power for you unday marked the begin- Praise God that He sent to the penitential nature of life. you in His Word and in the Sning of another liturgical His Son to be our King, one Advent, to reflect on our need Yes, the King died. Christ Lord’s Supper, coming with (church) year, another season with power to declare us for the Lord of Righteousness our King willfully set aside His power to forgive your sins, my of Advent, as we look forward Mark Schalmann clean, forgiven — because we to come into the world, to power and glory to be born sins, and the sins of the whole to the coming of our King, GUEST COLUMNIST desperately need His decla- come with power as our King. true man, like you and me, world, as we sing in the Agnus Jesus Christ, on the Last Day, ration. That’s what forensic You see, this King has power and to allow Himself to be Dei: “O Christ, Thou Lamb of when He will gather all the justification is all about: God to pronounce sentence upon crucified. As King of kings and God, that takest away the sin faithful to Himself to spend declaring us not guilty of our us to spend eternity in hell, Lord of lords, Jesus could have of the world, have mercy upon eternity in heaven. The very David. This Branch would sins, for Jesus’ sake. This is a forever condemned and in tor- called upon the angels to come us… grant us Thy peace.” nature of Advent is to prepare come in power, coming to be declaration that, out of His ment by the devil. down from heaven to fight for Behold, your King, your ourselves for His coming again their King, a King with power undeserved love for us, God Jesus, as our King and His freedom, but He chose to Lord, and your Savior Jesus at the end of all time. The very to reunite Israel and Judah as needs to make on our behalf Judge, has power to pro- remain captive to our sins — has power to forgive your word advent means “coming.” one nation, a King with power time and time again. In the nounce sentence upon us. He Christ, the King and the Holy sins because He defeated sin, Believe it or not, Advent is not to execute justice and righ- Liturgy we hear multiple times also has power to acquit us. He One of God! And this King, death, and the power of the primarily a season to prepare teousness in the land, a King that God forgives us. We hear has power to call you by name who has power to banish us all devil once and for all by His for Jesus’ first coming; that with power to forgive sins! this multiple times because and promise you your sins are to hell, went through hell for death and resurrection. You happened 2,000 years ago, The prophet Jeremiah, God’s we sin so much. When we forgiven. This is power Jesus us while He hung on the cross, hear His forgiveness with your when He was born. But during pastor to His people at that examine ourselves, we con- prefers to exercise. He gives separated from His Father, and ears. You taste His forgiveness Advent, we keep our atten- time, had good news for them fess, we find nothing in us but you His forgiveness because ours, on that Friday we call upon your lips. And, by His tion on the eschaton, the end — good news from God about sin and death, from which we He won your forgiveness when “Good.” And on the third day, Holy Spirit, you look forward times, as we are living in the a King who came from God… are incapable of delivering He died on the cross for you. Easter Sunday, the King lives! to His final coming. May the last days, and we will continue and who is God Himself: God ourselves. We daily sin much That’s why He came into the Long live the King! Lord, who has begun this good to live in the end times until the Son, Jesus Christ — the and surely deserve nothing world, to save you, me, and Behold, He comes with work in us, bring it to comple- Christ comes again, this time Savior. Judah will be saved. but punishment. As sinners, the whole world, from our power, but hidden in human tion in the Day of our Lord in all His glory and power, as Israel shall dwell securely. We we walk in darkness and make sins. The name Jesus means form as He rides into Jesus Christ. Amen. Even so, He has promised. are forgiven! All this from an provisions for the flesh, to “The Lord saves.” Christ our Jerusalem, not in a limousine come, Lord Jesus. Amen. Jeremiah prophesied that all-powerful God and King, gratify its desires. We are pow- King came into this world to or on a mighty stallion, but on the Messiah would come from our Lord and Savior Jesus erless in our struggle against win the battle for us over sin, a donkey. Behold, your King Mark Schlamann is pastor the Jews, One who would Christ — for you, for me, for sin, especially when left to our death, and the power of the comes to you, righteous and of First Lutheran Church in be the righteous Branch of the life of the world! own devices. Here we come devil at the cost of His very having salvation, coming to Tooele.

New Jersey Gov. Phil own home. have never before seen restric- of the conservative Ethics and bidity,” I hope I don’t get sick. Kass Murphy, also a Democrat, In many of these states, tions as severe, extensive and Public Policy Center, writing I’m trying to be extremely continued from page A4 doesn’t want you to hug. Or including Illinois, liquor stores prolonged as those experi- in the National Review, noted careful. sing in your own home. and casinos were kept open for enced for most of 2020.” that Alito confined his remarks For the first time in decades, And no loud music at a time. They were considered But he did make clear that to matters he had already we won’t be attending family enforcement because it’s too Thanksgiving, in your home, “essential” businesses. our First Amendment right ruled on in written opinion. Thanksgiving at my brother’s noisy. This is just like that. It’s because that might make oth- But churches were closed, to free speech and the free But why take their word for home. We might not even host like a violation of a noise ordi- ers raise their voices to be or attendance was severely exercise of religion are rapidly it, or mine? our traditional Christmas din- nance.” heard. limited. becoming “second-class” liber- Over the next few days, you ner at our place. No, Gov. Brown. It’s not Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, In his speech to the ties. might have some time on your But that’s our decision. I’m like that. It is repressive gov- another Democrat, shut down Federalist Society, Alito took Predictably, the left loved hands. not telling you what to do ernment overreach. And it’s restaurants and bars and pro- pains to say he was not dimin- it when the late Justice Ruth And as you make that last or how to live your lives or exactly the kind of thing that hibits indoor gatherings in ishing the severity of the Bader Ginsburg, their liberal Thanksgiving leftover turkey whether you can go to a liquor causes Americans to rebel and his state -- unless guests have virus’s threat to public health. icon, offered up opinions on sandwich or wonder if you can store but not to church. It’s not ignore the rules. quarantined for 14 days prior He did not say anything matters that could have ended get one of those COVID-19 vac- my business. Gov. Brown didn’t seem and can show the host a nega- about the legality of the up before the court, like cines before New Year’s Eve, You’re an American. That’s all that bothered about tive COVID-19 test. COVID-19 restrictions. He President Trump’s tax returns. you might do yourself a favor. your business. rules when she allowed left- But he doesn’t stop there. didn’t address whether it was And predictably, the left You might want to see what And I’m no governor. wing anarchists to take over Inslee doesn’t want people of good public policy or bad pub- hated Alito’s remarks, includ- Alito said, in his own words, Portland for months. They beat his state to congregate out- lic policy. ing Mark Joseph Stern of Slate, yourself. It’s out there, online, John Kass is a columnist people up and tried to burn doors, in their yards, in groups “I’m a judge, not a policy- who condemned the talk as for all to see. for the Chicago Tribune. His down the federal courthouse. of more than five people. maker. All that I’m saying is a partisan “grievance laden The coronavirus is serious. e-mail address isjskass@chica- But Brown is certainly agi- That’s mom, dad and three this: And I think it is an indis- tirade.” I won’t minimize it. I can’t. As gotribune.com, and his Twitter tated about Thanksgiving. kids. And no more. At your putable statement of fact, we But Ed Whelan, president a Type 1 diabetic with “comor- handle is @john_kass.

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James; sisters Ila and Wilma. the Huntsman Cancer Center. sore, fragile gums Per Gen’s wishes only ry over-the-counter medica- gums is the subject of specula- Ttions, water flossers, and tion and study. rinses. For example, one bacte- DEATH NOTICES Gum pain is hard to ignore. rium that causes gum disease, The aching, stinging sensation Porphyromonas gingivalis, is can linger for days and make found more often in the brains Michael Paul Corrine Garbett eating uncomfortable. If the of people with Alzheimer’s Trappett Leary Warner pain is new, you may worry it disease than in the brains signals an undiagnosed condi- of people who don’t have tion. As you search for answers, Alzheimer’s. Growing evidence Michael Paul Trappett Leary, Corrine Garbett Warner you can relieve pain with a suggests P. gingivalis can travel age 51, passed away Saturday, passed away Nov. 28, 2020. A number of home remedies and in the blood and cause an Nov. 28, 2020, after battling full obituary will appear in a over-the-counter options. infection of the brain, which in health issues for many years. A future edition of the Transcript turn may lead the brain to pro- complete obituary will appear Bulletin. For information or Sore gum causes duce a chemical (called beta- in a future edition of the news- questions please refer to Tate Sore gums have many poten- amyloid) to kill the bacteria. paper. Mortuary at 435-882-0676. tial causes. One of the most Unfortunately, that same chem- common is an early (often ical also increases Alzheimer’s reversible) stage of gum dis- disease risk. ease called gingivitis. It hap- pens when buildup of plaque (a Treating sore gums sticky film containing bacteria) The following home rem- irritates the gums, making edies or over-the-counter treat- them red, swollen, and prone ments may temporarily relieve to bleeding easily. gum pain. Sore gums also can be Over-the-counter painkill- caused by ers. Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure • too-vigorous tooth brush- can help reduce gum pain, but Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires ing check with your doctor to make Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing • irritation from dentures sure it won’t interfere with Tooele City and possible shelter fee. • mouth injury your medications. For example, Animal Shelter 882-8900 • burns from hot food ibuprofen can increase the risk Shelters are required to • an infection at the base of for internal bleeding if you’re Grantsville hold animals for 5 business Animal Shelter 884-6881 a tooth (an abscess) taking a blood thinner such as days before euthanization. • thrush (an overgrowth warfarin (Coumadin) or dabi- of the fungus Candida gatran (Pradaxa). Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. albicans) Topical gels. Benzocaine Sweet & • anemia gels that you rub on the gum • oral herpes (herpes sim- may relieve pain for a short 1182Tooele N. 80 E., Tooele Veterinary • 882-1051 Clinic plex virus) time. (Examples are Orajel and • rare autoimmune skin Anbesol.) 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Apply either ous health consequences. hot or cold compresses to sore For example, gingivitis can gums. CHEST PAIN 30-MINUTE progress to periodontitis — Rinses. Swish warm saltwa- CENTER PLEDGE advanced gum disease that ter around your mouth a few extends well below the gum times per day. line. “Periodontitis is rela- Herbal remedies. Some GENERAL TELE-INTENSIVIST tively silent and painless. It can people tout herbal remedies, SURGERY CRITICAL CARE remain undetected for many such as drops of clove oil years, until the body cannot applied directly on the gum, adapt anymore and we start but there is little evidence to seeing symptoms such as suggest that they are effective tooth loss and shifting teeth,” at relieving gum pain — and CERTIFIED says Dr. Thomas Nguyen, an some can be harmful. STROKE RECEIVING OBSTETRICS instructor in oral medicine, Diet changes. Munching CENTER infection, and immunity at dry toast, dry cereals, crackers, the Harvard School of Dental or any hard foods may irritate Medicine. or abrade fragile gums. Avoid If gum disease bacteria get food with rough textures until into the bloodstream, they can your gums feel better. infect the heart valves — a life- threatening situation. How long do you treat it? ORTHOPEDICS LEVEL IV Various studies have linked Dr. Nguyen says gum pain TRAUMA periodontitis (and some of often goes away after a few the bacteria that cause it) to weeks. “For conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, ulcers, trauma, burns, inflam- rheumatoid arthritis, osteo- mation, or herpes simplex, time When you have a medical emergency, you can turn to the emergency department porosis, pneumonia, and even will be your best friend. The at Mountain West Medical Center with confidence. Alzheimer’s disease. How an body will heal on its own after infection of the gums might 14 days,” he notes. 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113028_MOUN_ERcapabilities_7_278x10c.indd 1 11/13/20 4:38 PM TUESDAY December 1, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Local plumbing business relocates on Main Street earthquake-related dam- Bush. building, over 30 years ago, Office space for rent by new owners of old police station age to the building by J.S. The building currently has was supposed to be temporary. Held Engineering Services some available office spaces as After moving the police TIM GILLIE gave All Types Plumbing their his home, Keith said. dated April 29, 2020 states: small as 120-square-feet and department into their new EDITOR own home with plenty of room “I posted on Facebook that “Examination of the subject some as large as 350-square- building following the March The owners of the former for their staff, stock, and rigs, I was looking for office space building revealed no indica- feet. In addition to their office 2020 earthquake, the Tooele Tooele City Police Station have according to Bush. and somebody told me about tions of significant ground or space, businesses in The City Council declared the breathed new life into their old After some remodeling this place,” he said. “This place building movement and no Station in Tooele also have building to be surplus to the building. work involving sweat equity, is perfect for my needs as well structural damages related to access to a copier room with city’s needs and put the build- Christina Bush and Alan the 16,000-square-foot build- as providing Main Street vis- the earthquake.” a copy machine and a break ing up for sale after holding Smith, owner’s of All Types ing — including the basement ibility for the business.” In addition the building has room, according to Bush. a public hearing during their Plumbing, bought the former — also gave them more room The biggest obstacle to passed inspection by a Tooele A former auto parts April 1, 2020 meeting. home of the Tooele City Police than All Types Plumbing overcome in attracting new City building inspector and store, the Tooele City Police [email protected] Department, at 323 Main needed. businesses to the building that a fire inspector, according to Department’s move into the Street in Tooele City, and Bush and Smith formed a Bush and Smith named “The moved their plumbing business separate legal entity for owner- Station in Tooele,” are con- into the building in September ship of the building. They are cerns about the condition of 2020. now renting out office space in the building. All Types Plumbing has been the former police station. The building was reported THURL BAILEY in Tooele since 1992, but Bush Their first tenant was to have sustained damage and Smith have operated the Doc Rock Auto Glass Repair. during the March 2020 earth- business since 2014 and pur- As a mobile service, owner quake while it was still occu- chased the business in 2019. Raymond Keith was working pied by the Tooele City Police Moving from a rented build- out of his home, but he wanted Department. ing, almost across the street, a small office space outside of However, a report on

TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Christina Bush, one of the owners of All Types Plumbing in Tooele, stands outside the Station in Tooele — the old Tooele City Police Station — on Nov. 24, 2020. HOLIDAYS AT HOME A VIRTUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT DECEMBER 7, 2020 / 7:00 PM MY ANSWER YOUTUBE-TOOELE CITY ARTS COUNCIL *BONUS REBROADCAST DECEMBER 14 & 21 AT 7:00 PM Work is an important part of God’s plan for our lives From the writings of the Tooele Education Rev. Billy Graham F   Q: I was contemplating an S T  C  S  early retirement before COVID- 19 hit, but after being home for months I wonder if it is the best thing to do. — E.R. A: A pilot and his wife had traveled the world and began to think about a retirement haven, and actually bought a cottage in a place they believed they would enjoy for years. Counting our Blessings The couple put their house up for sale and began the journey By Linda Clegg into a new way of life. They lived it up: long walks We are celebrating the beside the crashing waves, frequenting all the restaurants, just didn’t think it through.” United States holiday the easygoing life of a small coffee shops, and stores began Work is a part of God’s Thanksgiving this Thursday. town, the freedom to set their to lose its charm. “Is this all plan for our lives. The Bible For many of us the day own schedules and do what- we’re going to be doing for says that whatever we do, do of thanks will be a little ever they wanted. Everything the next 20 or 30 years?” they it all for the glory of God (1 different than it has been was exactly the way they had asked. “What were we think- Corinthians 10:31). We need in recent memory. Families always envisioned it. This ing to leave our children and to pray about every decision accustomed to gathering was living at its best! By the grandchildren?” They were in life because God desires fifth week, however, unease fortunate that the home they to guide and direct us in all will give thanks in their own began to creep over them, and had lived in for 30 years had things. homes with immediate family they knew they had made a not yet sold, so they packed or at most a small handful of mistake. Watching the waves their belongings and returned This column is based on the extended family or guests. It crash against the rocks wasn’t home. The airline executive words and writings of the late looks like there will still be enough to fill the void left by took on a part-time consulting Rev. Billy Graham. football games to watch, but their former lives 1,200 miles job with his former company © 2020 Billy Graham also in small groups. It looks away. and commented, “I thought I Literary Trust like I will be putting together After their few weeks of rest, was ready for retirement, but I my Thanksgiving jigsaw we have a chance to stop and card, when a stranger in the puzzle all by myself! quietly think about the bounty next checkout aisle reached At a typical Thanksgiving in our lives. over the partition and quickly my house is bursting at The temptation is to focus swiped his card to pay for HEALTH UPDATES the seams and it’s LOUD! on the challenges in our lives my purchase before I could It’s noisy with the sounds instead of the blessings. I even understand what was of laughter, conversation, Got a cold? Try some honey observational and don’t prove than four weeks). It recom- think it can be human nature, happening. I continue to grandchildren playing and If winter brings you a sore honey is a cure. But honey has mends using a topical non- but I also think we can teach be truly touched by his family games. This year will throat and coughing, a spoon- antimicrobial properties, and steroidal anti-inflammatory ourselves to be otherwise. actions. This is a generous prove to be a much quieter ful of honey can be quite sooth- scientists say that in adults drug (NSAID) with or without Grateful people are happy man, but as I pondered on celebration. ing. And it might even reduce (but not in kids age one or menthol (which creates a cool- people. Grateful people are the experience I came to the symptoms from an upper respi- younger), it’s a harmless way ing sensation). Topical NSAIDs I think Thanksgiving 2020 giving people. realization that he is also a ratory tract infection, suggests to address symptoms. come in gel, liquid, or patch could be a day of unparalleled Last Saturday, at the grateful man. Grateful people a review of studies published forms; diclofenac gel (Voltaren reflection and gratitude. In checkout line in a local always have something to online Aug. 18, 2020, by BMJ Use topical painkillers for Arthritis Pain) and aspirin the midst of our busy lives we grocery store my weekly share. Grateful people aren’t Evidence-Based Medicine. Upper strains and sprains cream are available without a are often doing, doing, doing, purchase was scanned and victims. Grateful people respiratory infections (such as Hold off on taking pain prescription. Topical NSAIDs but often don’t “stop and ready for payment. I reached change the world through colds) are viral illnesses that pills to treat a sprained ankle, may have fewer risks than oral smell the turkey”. This year affect the nose, throat, voice strained neck, or bruised knee. NSAIDs, which raise risk for for my wallet for my debit small daily actions. I want to box, and large airways that A new guideline from the stomach ulcers and bleeding, be a grateful, giving person. lead to the lungs. Symptoms American College of Physicians high blood pressure, kidney Let’s count our many include a stuffy nose, con- and the American Academy damage, and heart attacks. blessings and let that gestion, sore throat, and of Family Physicians recom- However, if topicals don’t gratitude work its magic cough. Researchers reviewed mends certain topical (gels, work, the guideline says you in every aspect of our 14 studies of almost 1,800 liquids or patches placed on can move to oral NSAIDs such lives. May we all have a people with upper respiratory the skin) painkillers as the first as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) meaningful Thanksgiving. infections being treated with line of defense for musculo- or the non-NSAID painkiller either honey or usual methods skeletal injuries in areas other acetaminophen (Tylenol); Tooele Education (antihistamines, expectorants, than the lower back. The new acupressure; or transcutaneous Foundation cough suppressants, and pain- guideline, published online electrical nerve stimulation. killers). Honey appeared to Aug. 17, 2020, by Annals of The guideline recommends improve symptoms (especially Internal Medicine, was based against using opioids such as @TEFbellringer cough frequency and severity), on a review of more than 200 tramadol (Ultram) except in and in some cases shorten the studies including a total of severe cases. duration of symptoms by a day 33,000 patients with short- or two. The findings were only term injuries (pain lasting less © 2020 by Harvard University www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 1, 2020

Utah New Unemployment Claims (Weekly)

New Claims (Weekly) 2019 Baseline (Average New Claims – Weekly) 35,000 33,076

30,000 28,560 26,456 25,000 24,171 19,591 20,000

15,000 13,436

10,000 8,862 7,113 7,306 5,080 5,682 4,658 4,193 3,993 4,617 4,470 5,000 1,382

Utah Continued Unemployment Claims (Weekly)

Coninued Claims (Weekly) 2019 Baseline (Average Coninued Claims – Weekly)

140,000 127,532 114,028 115,156 120,000 99,627 100,000 90,862 75,301 70,713 80,000

50,025 60,000 33,945 37,571 32,869 40,000 28,168 24,424 28,002 20,000 TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO 8,856 Owners of the Broadway Hotel building have tried to discourage people from taking refuge in the unsafe structure.

3/21/2020 4/18/2020 5/2/2020 5/30/2020 6/13/2020 7/11/2020 7/25/2020 8/22/2020 9/5/2020 9/19/2020 10/17/2020 10/31/2020 11/14/2020 to build four apartment build- Hotel ings on the property and across continued from page A1 the street, once the building is Claims torn down. “We are really looking for- continued from page A1 ister. It was going to be really ward to getting the apartments Follow us on cool for the city to see the built, improving the two-block federal pandemic unemployment assistance, and building recognized. The fire area, and making it look nicer,” $65 million in extended federal unemployment was just unfortunate.” Brett stated. Facebook! benefits. Originally, demolition was “It is unfortunate that Individual’s whose employment has been impact- set to occur Monday but dead because of the fire, the hotel @TooeleTB ed by COVID-19, should visit jobs.utah.gov/covid19 powerlines still hooked up to will need to be torn down,” for updated information, which includes help the building halted demolition said Tooele City Mayor, Debbie TOOELE for employees and employers returning to work, until next week. Winn. “It sustained too much TRANSCRIPT according to the Department of Workforce Services. “If we tore down the build- damage to be able to be BULLETIN [email protected] ing now, we would tear down restored. Although I would the poles that hold the power have loved to have seen the lines,” said Brett. “We are wait- building back to its original ing on Rocky Mountain Power condition. I am looking for- to take them down.” ward to having the owners of L&C Excavating out of the property construct a new Grantsville will tear down the beautiful building that will hotel and it may take up to provide housing to our com- three days, according to Brett. munity.” The company Brett is a part [email protected] of, American West LLC, plans

“We can do better,” he said. Order As part of a new health continued from page A1 order, all participants in school extracurricular activities, including students, coaches, suspended, because Herbert and staff, will be tested for wanted to complete a “hard COVID-19 every other week reset” to lower case counts. beginning on Nov. 30. Currently, Tooele County is Previously, Herbert suspend- in the high level of the index. ed extracurricular activities in At the high index level, face the state of emergency order. coverings are required and For school club sports, social gatherings are limited dance studios, and other simi- make to 10 lar events, event coordinators people or less, but the must check symptoms of par- ban on gatherings with non- ticipants before every practice household members has been or event. dropped. For businesses, the quaran- During his live video, tine period of employees who memories Herbert stated that the “rules” have been exposed to the virus stated in his Nov. 9 order that has been reduced. expired were now no longer They are now allowed to required, but they were strong- return to work within seven ly recommended. days if they have tested nega- He also continued to call tive and haven’t displayed any together individuals living in the state symptoms of the virus. to action. [email protected]

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SPORTS WRAP Utah State football vs. New Weber State men’s basketball Mexico Weber State’s men’s basketball Crowds limited to parents, The Utah State football team team opened its season with an broke through for its first win of 88-60 win over Adams State on the season on Thursday night in Wednesday at the Dee Events Logan, defeating Mountain West Center in Ogden, though its road foe New Mexico 41-27 at Maverik game against Dixie State on guardians for winter sports Stadium. The Aggies (1-4, 1-4 Saturday was canceled because of MWC) trailed 13-6 at halftime, COVID-19. Isiah Brown shored 26 socially distanced student sec- basketball, wrestling, swim- but quarterback Andrew Peasley points to lead the Wildcats (1-0) Schools plan to live-stream most events tions and can determine their ming and drill. The protocols threw three touchdown passes to against Adams State, and Weber DARREN VAUGHAN muscle aches or pains, or those own maximum capacity in include symptom checking Justin McGriff, Savon Scarver and State shot 28-for-32 (87.5%) from SPORTS EDITOR who have been in close contact accordance with social distanc- before all games, practices and Carson Terrell in a span of 5:26 to the free-throw line. The Wildcats put Utah State in front. Kina Maile played host to Westminster in The Tooele County School with someone who has tested ing and state guidelines. team activities, as well as prior returned a Lobos fumble 16 yards a non-conference game that District announced Monday positive for COVID-19.” Fans of local high school to any team travel. Masks will for a score to stretch the lead to was not complete at press time that participants’ parents and All spectators must purchase sports can still watch home be required for “all individu- 34-13, and after New Mexico (0-5, Tuesday. guardians will be the only tickets electronically, as tickets basketball games and wrestling als in (the competition) facil- spectators allowed to attend will not be sold at the doors, meets through live streams. ity who are not engaging in 0-5) scored a pair of touchdowns Southern Utah men’s basketball to make things close, the Aggies The Southern Utah men’s basket- high school sporting events and there will be no concession Tooele and Stansbury high strenuous physical exertion,” put the game away on a 62-yard ball team suffered a heartbreaking this winter because of the sales. The total number of tick- schools are members of the including players and coaches touchdown run by Peasley. The 85-83 loss to Loyola Marymount COVID-19 pandemic. ets sold can not exceed 25% of NFHS Network, a subscription- who are on the bench, and Aggies will play host to Air Force on a buzzer-beater Wednesday in According to a post on the the venue’s seating capacity. based service. A subscription bench seating will be spaced in a conference game Thursday. Los Angeles, but bounced back district’s Facebook page, all This set of rules is in effect costs $69.99 a year or $10.99 a out to allow for social distanc- Utah football at Washington to beat Saint Katherine 95-47 parents and guardians wish- for all sporting events in the month, and allows access to all ing. Utah’s football team squandered a on Saturday at the America First ing to attend sporting events Tooele, Alpine, Canyons, Davis, home varsity and sub-varsity Coaches are also encour- 21-0 halftime lead on Saturday in Event Center in Cedar City. John must complete a Spectator Granite, Jordan, Murray, Nebo, level contests for a number aged not to allow junior varsity Seattle, allowing 24 unanswered Knight III led the Thunderbirds Agreement Form, which Provo, Salt Lake City and of schools across the country. and varsity athletes to practice points as Washington defeated (1-1) with 19 points against Loyola includes expectations for mask- Washington school districts, all Grantsville High will continue together to “mitigate the risk of the Utes 24-21 in a Pac-12 Marymount, with Tevian Jones wearing and social distancing. of which are considered high- to stream its games through spread throughout all levels of Conference game. Jake Bentley adding 17 points. On Saturday, It also says, “Spectators will risk for COVID-19 transmis- KSL.com. the program.” gave the Utes (0-2, 0-2 Pac-12) a Jones had 22 points and Dre not attend an event if exhibit- sion. Other districts considered The school district, along Swim meets and basketball 7-0 lead with 2:18 left in the first Marin added 15. The T-Birds will ing any of the following symp- moderate-risk can have crowds quarter on a 7-yard touchdown play host to Big Sky Conference with the Utah High School games will resume Thursday, run, and Devin Brumfield added a foe Montana on Thursday. toms: fever, cough, shortness up to 25% of capacity with no Activities Association, also with wrestling meets sched- TD run with 7:55 left in the second of breath, sore throat, sud- defined student sections, while released its Return-to-Play uled to begin Dec. 11. BYU women’s basketball den change in taste or smell, low-risk districts can have protocols for each winter sport: [email protected] quarter. Bentley threw a touch- The BYU women’s basketball team down pass to Bryan Thompson split its games at the South Point just before halftime to extend the Shootout in Las Vegas, beating Utes’ advantage, but they couldn’t LSU 67-51 on Friday and losing to overcome several second-half Washington 77-48 on Saturday. turnovers. Utah will play host Shaylee Gonzales had a game- to Pac-12 foe Oregon State on high 30 points for the Cougars Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium in against LSU, and Lauren Gustin Buffs’ Anderson signs with York College Salt Lake City. had 13 points to lead BYU (1-1) BYU men’s basketball against Washington. The Cougars BYU’s men’s basketball team got will travel to Logan to face Utah Senior standout played key its season off to a strong start State on Monday. role in Tooele’s 2019 title with three convincing wins at Utah State women’s basketball the Marriott Center in Provo, as DARREN VAUGHAN The Utah State women’s bas- SPORTS EDITOR the Cougars beat Westminster, ketball team split its first two New Orleans and Utah Valley. games of the season, beating Tooele senior Kennedie Alex Barcello had 25 points to Montana 81-74 in its season Anderson was looking for the lead the Cougars in Wednesday’s opener Wednesday in Logan right fit when she began her 108-59 win over Westminster, and before falling to Idaho State search for a college where she he added 19 points and seven 85-61 on Saturday in Pocatello, could continue her softball rebounds in an 86-61 win over Idaho. Meagan Mendazona had career. New Orleans on Thursday. He 18 points to lead the Aggies That meant finding the right led the way again with 20 points (1-1) against Montana, and she coaches who could motivate against Utah Valley in an 82-60 chipped in 16 against Idaho State. win on Saturday, overcoming a her in much the same way Utah State will face Seattle on the that Marissa Lowry and her 24-point effort by the Wolverines’ road Thursday. Trey Woodbury and 21 more by assistants have at Tooele High Jamison Overton. BYU (3-0) faced Utah Valley women’s basketball during her career. Then, York USC on Tuesday after press time vs. Southern Utah College, an NAIA school in in the Roman Legends Classic Utah Valley’s women’s basket- York, Nebraska, came calling, in Uncasville, Connecticut. The ball team outscored Southern and won Anderson over. Just Cougars will face UConn or Utah 25-11 in the fourth quarter before Thanksgiving, the THS Vanderbilt on Thursday. Saturday at the UCCU Center senior signed her national in Orem, rallying past the Letter-of-Intent to join the Utah State men’s basketball Thunderbirds for a 58-47 win in Panthers during a ceremony at The Utah State men’s basketball both teams’ season opener. Josie team went 1-2 at the Bad Boy Williams led the Wolverines (1-0) her home. Mowers Crossover Classic in Sioux with 19 points and 10 rebounds, “York College has the Falls, South Dakota, falling to VCU and Nehaa Sohail had 16 points coaches that you look up to 85-69 and South Dakota State and 11 rebounds. Liz Graves led and that you know will care 83-59 before beating Northern SUU (0-1) with 11 points and nine for you, and that will see you Iowa 82-71. Neemias Queta rebounds. UVU will face Idaho as a person before they see had 17 points and 10 rebounds State on Wednesday in Pocatello, you as an athlete,” Anderson for the Aggies against VCU on Idaho, while the T-Birds will face Wednesday, and added 12 points said. “The teammates were so Montana in a Big Sky Conference welcoming, and everyone on PHOTO COURTESY OF ANDERSON FAMILY and eight rebounds against South game Thursday in Missoula, campus was super friendly. It’s Tooele High senior Kennedie Anderson signs a national Letter-of-Intent to play softball at York College during a Dakota State on Thursday. Marco Montana. Anthony led USU (1-2) with 22 a small town, and it just gave ceremony at her home on Nov. 24. Anderson hit .372 with 11 doubles and five home runs for Tooele’s 2019 Class points on Friday against Northern Weber State women’s basketball me a sense of a place I could 4A state championship team. Iowa, with Queta and Justin Bean The Weber State women’s basket- see myself being for the next each recording 15 points and 10 ball team suffered a pair of tough four years.” “That’s when my work ethic rebounds. The Aggies will play losses, falling to Grand Canyon The small town of York, as a person got even better,” host to BYU on Saturday. 93-72 on Friday in Phoenix before Nebraska, with a population she said. “Going to virtual losing to Texas A&M International of just over 8,000, is located camps was awful. You have to Utah Valley men’s basketball 60-46 on Sunday in Ogden. Daryn roughly an hour west of the show yourself on a screen and Utah Valley’s men’s basketball Hickok had 20 points to lead team routed Adams State 100-75 the Wildcats (0-2) against Grand state capital of Lincoln on that’s not how you want to be in the Wolverines’ season opener Canyon, and she had 13 points Interstate 80. It is also more showcased. You can’t show Thursday at the UCCU Center in against Texas A&M International. than 12 hours away from them your personality or any- Orem. Fardaws Aimaq had 24 Jadyn Matthews had 10 points Tooele by car, which Anderson thing else about you — they points and 18 rebounds for UVU and 18 rebounds in Sunday’s loss. admitted will be a bit of an can just see your athletic abili- (1-1), while Jamison Overton and Weber State will face Boise State adjustment. ties on camera.” Trey Woodbury each scored 22 on the road Sunday. “I’m super close to all my While playing in those virtu- points as the Wolverines shot family and friends here (in al tournaments helped her get 43-for-70 (61.4%) from the field. Schedule UVU will play host to Westminster Thursday’s game Tooele), so 12 hours was a noticed by colleges, Anderson on Wednesday. Tooele swimming at Ben Lomond, little hard,” she said. “Having is eager to get back to playing 3 p.m. a little comfort there really did with her Tooele High team- help.” mates this spring. She said she Anderson came into her missed the camaraderie that junior season off a stellar soph- comes with spending several omore campaign in which she hours a day with some of her ANNIVERSARY hit .372 with five home runs, closest friends, as well as the 11 doubles, 23 runs scored and pursuit of another state title for 28 RBIs in 28 games, helping one of Utah’s most decorated Ned & Mary Herron Tooele capture the Class 4A high school softball programs. state championship. She and “I’ve been looking forward On December 2nd, Ned her fellow juniors, seven of to it since the day they shut and Mary Herron will cel- whom were returning starters, us down for the whole year,” ebrate their 60th Wedding looked forward to defending Anderson said. “I love playing Anniversary. A reception in that state title, but the COVID- with my travel ball team, but their honor will take place at 19 pandemic caused the sea- there’s nothing like the Tooele a later date due to the current son to be canceled before the High softball program. There’s pandemic. Buffaloes could play a single a friendship and a family Mom & Dad, We Love You! game. aspect, not only from my team- We couldn’t have asked for Not only did COVID-19 rob mates, but from the coaches. I better parents! Love, Tim & the Buffs of a chance to win would not want to be inspired Loretta,and Jenny & David and state titles in consecutive years or pushed by anyone else. I’ve Their Families for the first time since 2007 seen them be great coaches and 2008, and the opportunity and great mothers and be who to break a tie with Manti for I want to be when I’m older.” the most titles in state history, Anderson plans on study- but it also put a major crimp ing special education at York, in the recruiting process. with a minor in American Instead of being able to watch Sign Language. She draws a TTB FILE PHOTO Anderson play in person, col- lot of inspiration from Tooele Tooele’s Kennedie Anderson celebrates after recording the final out of a lege coaches had to watch High special education teacher May 18, 2019 game against Spanish Fork to clinch the Buffaloes’ record- her online — a challenge for Rebecca Ford, as well as tying 10th state championship. Anderson signed a national Letter-of- Intent to play softball at York College, an NAIA school located in York, student-athletes and recruiters Lowry, who works as a behav- Nebraska, on Nov. 24. alike. Fortunately, York College ior specialist for the Tooele coaches were able to watch her County School District. during a live-streamed tourna- “(Ford) is someone I Lowry) are such great individ- examples, not only to me, but ment and reached out to her strive to be,” Anderson said. uals, the best moms, the best to others around me.” from there. “Knowing that (Ford and employees — they’re the best [email protected] B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 1, 2020

to as “dies Saturni”? 5. LANGUAGE: What is the word that stands for “N” in the NATO phonetic alpha- by Fifi Rodriguez bet? 6. U.S. STATES: Which state 1. TELEVISION: What kind features a body of water of pet did Robert Blake named Lake Lanier? have on the 1970s series 7. HISTORY: When did “Baretta”? World War II begin? 2. MOVIES: Which 2002 8. MEDICINE: What is tre- movie tagline was, “With panning? great power comes great 9. U.S. PRESIDENTS: How responsibility”? many days did William 3. GEOGRAPHY: Which Henry Harrison serve as Moments Balkan nation’s capital is president of the United Sophia? States? 4. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: 10. ANATOMY: What is the in Time What day of the week did largest part of the human the ancient Romans refer brain? The History Channel ➤ On Dec. 18, 1777, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW the new United States celebrates its Mega Maze first national day of thanksgiving, commemorating the American victory at the Battle of Saratoga after the surrender of Gen. John Burgoyne and 5,000 British troops in October 1777. ➤ On Dec. 14, 1909, workers place the last of the 3.2 million 10-pound bricks that pave the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Since then, most of that brick has been buried under asphalt, but 1 yard remains exposed at the start-finish line. Kissing those bricks after a successful race remains a tradition among Indy drivers. ➤ On Dec. 19, 1968, Warner Brothers releases the movie "Bullitt," starring Steve McQueen, in Sweden, two months after its debut in U.S. theaters. Many critics consider A pair of marble busts (one, Rousseau, is pictured) sold for $1.475 million "Bullitt" to be one of the at Cottone after being overlooked by an appraiser from an earlier sale where they did not sell. When the artist was identified as Houdon, bidders greatest action movies were phoning and flying from Europe to bid. ever made, because of the seven-minute hat should my painting not realize that they were busts car chase through the just began airing the second Ronny Howard. Wsell for? Antiques apprais- by Houdon. The 11-inch-tall streets of San Francisco. of three seasons this month. Ronny was just 8 years ers are not licensed like real busts are signed and dated, 1788 ➤ On Dec. 15, 1973, The third and final chapter old when he sang a cute but estate appraisers, but there and 1789. One is Jean-Jacques Jean Paul Getty III, the is scheduled to air in the first off-key rendition of “Gary, are art appreciation courses in Rousseau, the other Georges- grandson of American quarter of 2021. Indiana” in “The Music Man” universities, degrees in fine art Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon. billionaire J. Paul If you’re a fan of Anderson’s, (1962). He’d started play- and appraisal associations that The busts must have been in Getty, is found alive be sure to check her out in ing little Opie Taylor on “The require members to pass tests. the diplomat’s house and then a Some work in an art gallery, auc- relative’s for 77 years after the near Naples, Italy, the new fourth season of Andy Griffith Show” in 1960 “The Crown” on Netflix, in and continued until 1968. tion company or museum and collector who bought them in five months after his Q: When is the new which she plays British Prime The youthful-looking Howard learn to appraise through experi- Paris died in 1941. kidnapping. Getty had “Wonder Woman” movie com- Minister Margaret Thatcher. played Richie Cunningham on ence. A treasure can be found in • • • initially refused to pay ing out? Will it be in theaters • • • “Happy Days” from age 20 to a house sale, resale shop or char- Q: I’d like information on my the ransom, but agreed or just pay-per-view at home? Q: My sister and I have a 30. ity auction; however, the White Sears Kenmore sewing machine, after the boy's severed I really want to see it on the luncheon bet based on your He first gained prominence House had an eglomise desk that Model No. 117-959. It’s electric right ear was sent to a big screen. I miss going to the answer. Did Ron Howard as a director with the mermaid was a reproduction. The Ford and sits in its own cabinet. When newspaper in Rome. movies. — Y.G. star in the film “The Music love story “Splash,” star- museum bought a fake 1620 the cabinet lid is open, the sew- ➤ On Dec. 20, 1989, A: Some cinemas are still Man” with Shirley Jones and ring Tom Hanks and Darryl “Brewster” chair made deliber- ing machine lifts without being the United States open across the country, Robert Preston before he was a Hannah, and he hasn’t stopped ately to fool a museum “expert” pulled up. invades Panama in an but there aren’t many new regular on “The Andy Griffith since. His daughter, Bryce in 1969. And sometimes a real A: Sewing machines with attempt to overthrow releases. Many are showing Show”? — M&E in Spokane Dallas Howard, is following in treasure is thought to be a repro- electric motors were first sold re-releases with limited seat- duction. in 1889. Sears began selling military dictator A: Before he became an his footsteps, starting out as ing. “Wonder Woman 1984,” Oscar-winning film director an actress and has now begun A pair of marble busts made Kenmore sewing machines in Manuel Noriega, who again starring Gal Gadot in (“A Beautiful Mind”), Ron directing. by Jean-Antoine Houdon (1741- 1913. Several manufacturers had been indicted the title role, was originally Howard was an actor. I remem- 1828) were exhibited in Paris in made sewing machines for Sears in the U.S. on drug set to premiere last December. ber him as teenager Richie Send me your questions at 1789. They were bought in Paris until the Kenmore line was trafficking charges. His Since then the film has had Cunningham on the sitcom NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. in 1926 by an American diplo- discontinued in 2012. Kenmore Panamanian Defense six release dates, with the lat- “Happy Days,” but before that com, or write me at KFWS, 628 mat, mentioned in a reference Model No. 117-959 was made Forces were promptly est being Dec. 25, 2020, both he was one of Hollywood’s Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL library in 1932 and passed down for Sears by the White Sewing crushed. in theaters and available for most employable child actors 32803. in the family of the American Machine Company beginning in ➤ On Dec. 16, 1998, streaming for up to 30 days for and went by the name of © 2020 King Features Synd. diplomat. They were “lost” until 1948. It sells online for $75 to President Bill Clinton HBO Max subscribers. a Cottone auction in 2019. The $130. Some collectors look for announces he has As you can gather from the pair sold for $1.475 million. antique machines with fancy ordered air strikes title, “Wonder Woman 1984” is Where had they been? The last iron bases and gilt decoration. record was in a 2000 house sale against Iraq because it set in the 1980s. In this sequel, They sell into the hundreds, the golden-lasso-swinging run by a New York auction house even over $1,000. refused to cooperate superhero faces two new that had an appraiser who did © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. with United Nations adversaries: Cheetah, played weapons inspectors. by Kristen Wiig (“Saturday Key members of Night Live”), and Max Lord, Congress accused played by Pedro Pascal Clinton of using the (“Game of Thrones,” “The Cat-scratch fever leaves air strikes to divert Mandalorian”). attention from • • • ongoing impeachment Q: I love the thrilling mys- sofa in shreds proceedings against tery series “The Fall” with him. Gillian Anderson. When will DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My new cat, “Corky,” is absolutely ➤ On Dec. 17, 2003, "The the second season air on TV? — B.B. shredding the fabric legs of my Lord of the Rings: The A: The British-Irish crime sofa! I buy plenty of toys for Return of the King," the procedural series starring him, so why is he so attracted final film in the trilogy Gillian Anderson (“X-Files”) to my expensive furniture? — based on the best- and Jamie Dornan (“Fifty Leo in Little Rock, Arkansas selling fantasy novels Shades of Grey”) as the serial DEAR LEO: Welcome to cat by J.R.R. Tolkien, opens killer she’s pursuing is now ownership! Shredded furniture in theaters. airing on the Ovation cable frequently comes with the ter- © 2020 King Features Synd. channel in the U.S. Like most ritory. But please don’t think A faster way to stop the British shows, the number of I’m telling you to get used to it. problem is to shake a can of episodes each season is very This is a common problem. coins or hiss loudly, but this is limited, just five to six each. You will find plenty of negative reinforcement that It’s kind of like watching a lit- advice online on ways to stop provides no alternative for Subscribe Today tle miniseries and doesn’t drag your cat from scratching up his scratching. And cats need 435-882-0050 on long past its prime. all of the vertical surfaces in to scratch! Once Corky starts “The Fall” earned much your house. Cats adore fabric going to the scratching post praise during its run. Ovation Gal Gadot in “Wonder Woman 1984” sofas; they are ideal because first, gradually move the post the wood underneath sharpens away from the sofa. their claws while the fabric To save your sofa fabric ANSWERS provides just the right amount during this time, cover it with of resistance. a thick layer (or multiple lay- Trivia Test Answers You’ll need to attack this ers) of plastic sheeting either problem from a few angles. stapled or duct taped into 1. A cockatoo named 7. Sept. 1, 1939 First, by teaching Corky not to place. The added benefit is Fred 8. Making holes in the scratch furniture. Put a scratch- that plastic is not a pleasurable 2. “Spider-Man” skull to relieve pres- ing post next to the sofa. When scratching material, so Corky 3. Bulgaria sure he reaches up to the sofa leg, will eventually start ignoring it. 4. Saturday (Saturn’s 9. 32 gently reach under his paws Day) 10. Cerebrum and lift them up and away. Send your tips, questions or 5. November Then, place Corky in front of comments to ask@pawscorner. 6. Georgia © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. the scratching post and pet com. him. Repeat this every time. © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. TUESDAY December 1, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 MONDAY’S WARM COCOA The personal reason behind a master printer’s enthusiasm “ t’s the hardest job I’ve ever My drive to our meeting was who haven’t been able to ever. People would often just portrait had been imprinted Iloved,” Paul’s message said. the perfect illustration of the identify the shifting waters say, ‘Here. Please take this and and framed deep within my Of course, this message more common view related of demand,” Paul explained preserve it.’ So, he carefully heart. piqued my interest, so I quickly Lynn Butterfi eld to the state of today’s print- to me. “This is a time of more curated all of it through docu- The food we ate at the accepted his generous invita- GUEST COLUMNIST ing business. While driving I opportunity than ever before. I mentation and photography. Japanese eatery was good. But tion to get together to “catch passed several legacy, defunct just love it! There’s just some- The result is a miracle, made the portrait he printed was up.” Our get-together hap- printing businesses. Such thing about holding a high- possible by new personalized invaluable food to nourish our pened in a quaint Japanese vacant businesses and their quality representation of your printing technology, and I hearts, minds and spirits. eatery. unique value it has added, still uninhabited buildings life or product in your hands,” was able to assist him to cre- “We need to do this more “I was intrigued by what you and continues to add, to all seemed to act as monuments he explained. ate beautiful, bound, custom often,” I said as we ended our said to me about your work,” I our lives. Through it all, he to the printing business’ last Then he printed a more printed books containing all time together. After all. The said. “Tell me more about what remains unabashedly excited gasp — printing as it was once personal portrait of his enthu- of his work. My father is gone opportunity to learn a master you’re doing.” about what he does profession- done. To many, they stand as siasm, a picture worth more now, but I can pull one of those printer’s secrets and have a I already knew that Paul’s ally. His face still lights up like tombstones memorializing the than all the words we had books off the bookcase shelf new personal portrait printed career has been focused on a runway at an international end of a business era. They spoken. in my home, whenever I want, can never happen often printing. His experience is airport whenever I talk with offer a vivid contrast to Paul’s “My father was really into and it’s like feeling him in my enough. broad. I also know how cre- him about his work. I’ve found youthful belief in and success genealogy during his retire- arms once again.” ative he is. Perhaps the most that to be refreshing and a in a new printing business era. ment years. He literally went With that, all of my ques- Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda important thing I know about little curious, especially in “Those who haven’t all over the country, as well as tions about Paul’s exuber- and is a managing broker for a Paul’s career is that he abso- today’s shifting economic envi- embraced new, available overseas, to collect information ance for his work had been real estate company. lutely loves printing and the ronment. technology are also the ones that was about to be lost for- answered. His personalized

THE RIGHT THING Even in times like these, we have reasons to be thankful e have witnessed racism died. She too we mourned via for our many friends, relatives, tackled his nemesis, chemistry, of the challenges that remain. Wagainst Black people. Zoom with a cemetery worker neighbors, and colleagues who online. His brother, my oldest “It’s times like these,” the poet We have seen a rise in racial livestreaming the lowering of try to keep themselves and grandson, continued his work Dave Grohl wrote, “you learn to slurs against Asian Americans Jeffrey L. Seglin her casket. Neither death was those around them safe. toward being commissioned live again.” after the coronavirus hit. We GUEST COLUMNIST COVID-related. Each loss left a I am thankful. Each of my as an officer in the U.S. Army have seen record unemploy- wrenching hole in our lives. father’s children, grandchil- upon graduation in May. And Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of ment. Parents have struggled to In times like these, we can be dren, and great-grandchildren my wife saw her mental health “The Simple Art of Business juggle work and their children’s left wondering whether there’s was able to attend his online counseling practice balloon as Etiquette: How to Rise to the online learning. We have been Not every challenge has anything to be thankful for. service, something that would she mastered multiple online Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior consumed with learning how been virus-related. The sorrow Nevertheless, we persist. not have been possible had platforms to be able to work lecturer in public policy and to work online. We have tried surrounding non-virus-related We can take heart that we held an in-person service. with her clients. director of the communications to stay connected to others deaths has been multiplied despite adverse conditions For months, my sister and I It sparks joy in me to con- program at Harvard’s Kennedy while taking precautions to by not being able to mourn in more than 150 million people were able to talk every Sunday tinue to hear from readers and School. He is also the adminis- avoid spreading a disease that person together. We have spent turned out to vote, the highest night via Zoom even though to work with an amazingly trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, remains far from being under weeks facing a constant barrage percentage in more than a cen- we were 1,400 miles apart. resilient group of students who a blog focused on ethical issues. control. We have seen fam- of voter fraud allegations and tury. 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Seglin. health experts warn us will be a We mourned him virtually. a vaccine against the corona- apartment with friends as they those things for which we can Distributed by Tribune Content devastating winter. Five months later, my sister virus. And we can be thankful cooked for one another and he be grateful without losing sight Agency, LLC. Rights and non-rights: a simple way to distinguish the two LAWRENCE W. REED So this business of rights the subject in a meaningful enslave somebody, in rights” and “negative rights” them. We just don’t have a right is indistinguishable from the way, then it’ll achieve my pur- other words); — natural because they derive to compel anyone to give them espite the centrality of American experience; indeed, poses… 5. Medical care from a from our essential nature as to us or pay for them. If any Drights in American history, it is at the very core of that I’ve given this subject some witch doctor or a skilled unique, sensate individuals and of us did, then why wouldn’t it’s readily apparent today that experience. Remove rights from thought over the years and surgeon or anybody in negative because they don’t another individual have a simi- Americans are of widely dif- the equation, and America is feel confident in providing the between; impose obligations on others lar right to take them from us? ferent views on what a right just one of countless countries reader with a couple of lists to 6. Taxpayer-funded (i.e., beyond a commitment to not is, how many we have, where — past and present — in which consider. The first one itemizes coercively-appropriated) violate them. The items in the The Constitution’s Role in rights come from, or why we individuals possess nothing what I personally think you child daycare, college second are called “positive Rights have any in the first place. more than what those in power have a right to; the second is a education, contraceptives, rights” because others must What about “constitutional decide to give them or allow partial roster of things I person- colonoscopies, or sports give them to you or be coerced rights,” a phrase we hear “That all men are by them to have. ally think you don’t have a right stadiums; into doing so if they decline. from people on all sides of the nature equally free and Despite the centrality of to (and I readily grant that you 7. Anything that’s not yours, The late Tibor Machan… political spectrum? I like what independent, and have rights in American history, it’s have every right to disagree even though you really elaborated on this distinction in Michael Badnarik said about certain inherent rights, of readily apparent today that with me). want it and think you’re “The Perils of Positive Rights”: them in his 2004 book, Good to which, when they enter Americans are of widely dif- entitled to it; be King: into a state of society, they ferent views on what a right You have a right to: 8. Conscript other people’s “Positive rights” trump cannot, by any compact, is, how many we have, where 1. Your life (unless com- children into schools you freedom. According to this People are usually sur- deprive or divest their pos- rights come from, or why we promised by taking or think they should attend; doctrine, human beings by prised to discover that I hate terity; namely, the enjoy- have any in the first place. attempting to take that of 9. Free stuff in general, nature owe, as a matter of the phrase “constitutional ment of life and liberty, with Is a right the same thing as another person without a unless the rightful owner enforceable obligation, part rights.” I hate the phrase the means of acquiring and a wish? Why or why not? Or if self-defense justification); chooses to offer it; or even all of their lives to because it is terribly mis- possessing property, and you need something, does that 2. Your thoughts; 10. Anything a politician flat- other persons. Generosity leading. Most of the people pursuing and obtaining hap- mean you have a right to it? If 3. Your speech (which is tered you with by claim- and charity thus cannot be who say it or hear it have piness and safety.” I require a kidney, do I have a really a verbal or written ing you have a right to it. left to individual conscience. the impression that the right to one of yours? Is a right expression of #2) so long If people have such posi- Constitution “grants” them – George Mason, in the something that can or should as you don’t steal it from Of course, gray areas and tive rights, no one can be their rights. Nothing could Virginia Declaration of be granted or denied by major- another without permis- reasonable qualifications exist. justified in refusing service be further from the truth. Rights (1776) ity vote? Does a document such sion or credit; For example, while I believe to others; one may be con- Strictly speaking, it is the as the Constitution or an execu- 4. Material property you you do have a right to raise and scripted to serve regardless Bill of Rights that enumer- America is a nation founded tive order or a law of Congress were freely given, that educate your own children as of one’s own choices and ates our rights, but none of on the notion of rights. Our create rights, or do such paper you created yourself, or you see fit, abuse and neglect goals. our founding documents independence was declared instruments simply acknowl- that you freely traded for; are not defensible. But let’s If positive rights are valid, bestow anything on you at in 1776 on a foundation of edge rights (by either defending 5. Raise and educate your keep our eyes on the big pic- then negative rights cannot all [...] The government can “unalienable” rights granted or eroding them) that people children as you see fit; ture, the broad principles here. be, for the two are mutually burn the Constitution and to us not by mortal authorities inherently possess? 6. Live in peace and freedom contradictory. shred the Bill of Rights, but but by the Creator himself. Our If you walked down Main so long as you do not Positive vs. Negative Rights those actions wouldn’t have ancestors rebelled against the Street America today and asked threaten the peace and Now, look at those two lists The existence of “negative the slightest effect on the British because they believed random citizens these very freedom of others. again, carefully. How does the rights,” wrote Machan, “means rights you’ve always had. that such rights as “life, liberty questions, I’ll bet you’d hear nature of the first list contrast that no one ought to enslave and the pursuit of happiness” a plethora of different and You do not have a right to: with the nature of the second? another, coerce another, or Lawrence W. Reed is President were being thwarted by oppres- conflicting answers. Read over 1. High-speed broadband Answer: In the case of the deprive another of his prop- Emeritus of the Foundation sors in London. Our founding those questions again and think Internet access; first list, nothing is required of erty; and that each of us may for Economic Education. He is documents were put forth about how you would respond. 2. Cheeseburgers, cheap other people except that they properly resist such conduct author of the book, Was Jesus specifically for the purposes of This essay doesn’t provide all wine (or even expensive leave you alone. For you to when others engage in it.” a Socialist? as well as Real securing and protecting rights. the answers, nor does it raise wine, for that matter), or have a right to something in the So while I believe neither Heroes: Incredible True Stories Battles both intellectual and all the relevant questions. Its an iPhone; second list, however, requires you nor I have a right to any of of Courage, Character, and physical were fought in the purpose is more limited than 3. Somebody else’s house, that other people be compelled those disparate things in the Conviction and Excuse Me, ensuing decades to ensure that that. If it prompts the reader car, boat, income, busi- to provide that something to second list, I hasten to add that Professor: Challenging the rights remained a priority of to think of rights in a deeper, ness, or bank account; you. That’s a monumental dif- we certainly have the right to Myths of Progressivism. His government or were extended more thoughtful way than 4. The labor of another ference! seek them, to create them, to website is www.lawrencewreed. to people not originally includ- heretofore and then contrib- person you’ve not freely The first list comprises what receive them as gifts from will- com. Originally published on ed. ute to the public discourse on contracted with (you can’t are often called both “natural ing benefactors, or to trade for FEE.org

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Consideration of Resolution 2020-78 approving a minor sub- division for Joell Dow- den at 228 South 1160 West for the creation of four single family lots in the RR-1 zone. 6. Consideration of Resolution 2020-79 approving the creation of a Planned Unit De- velopment (P.U.D.) for Mountain Vista and Monte Kingston on the Scenic Slopes Subdivi- sion in the R-1-21 zone. 7. Consideration of Resolution 2020-80 approving the prelimi- nary plat for Mountain Vista and Monte King- ston on the Scenic Slopes P.U.D. Subdivi- sion located near the Wells Crossing Subdi- vision for the creation of sixty-six (66) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 8. Consideration of Resolution 2020-81 approving the final plat for DRP Management, AW Hardy Family, and Monte Kingston on the Wells Crossing Subdi- vision, Phase 4 for the creation of thirty-one (31) single family lots in the R-1-21 zone. 9. 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Max tax-de- approving the final plat ing during their busi- A Resolution of the Covered by Medi- Amendment Regard- duction. Operators for J Thomas Homes, ness meetings sched- Tooele City Council Is- care! Reclaim inde- ing Private Road Stan- are standing by! Call LLC and Travis Taylor uled for Wednesday, suing a Call for In- pendence and mobil- dards 1-866-983-3647 on the Northstar December 2, 2020 and creased Civility, Re- ity with the compact Presented by Jim Ranch Subdivision Wednesday, Decem- spect for Human Life, List with Me design and long-last- SELL YOUR CAR or Bolser, Community P.U.D., Phase 5 for ber 16, 2020, both at Freedom of Expres- ing battery of Inogen boat in the classi- Development Director the creation of four- 7:00 P.M. in the City sion, & Property One. Free information fieds. Call 882-0050 9. Closed Meeting teen (14) single family Council Chambers of Presented by Council k i t ! C a l l or visit www.tooele- - Litigation, Property lots in the R-1-21 City Hall located at 90 Member Scott Wardle 877-691-4639 transcript. com Acquisition, and Per- zone. North Main Street, b. Resolution 2020-97 sonnel 10. Consideration of Tooele, Utah. A Resolution of the 10. Adjourn for Garage, Yard Apartments Ordinance 2020-35 Public Hearing on a Tooele City Council REPAIRS Michelle Y. Pitt Sales for Rent adopting the Land Dis- proposed comprehen- Accepting the Com- Tooele City Recorder turbance Ordinance in sive revision to the pleted Public Improve- Pursuant to the Ameri- HAVING A GARAGE BRAND NEW 1 bdrm the Land Use Manage- Tooele City General ments Associated with cans with Disabilities SALE? Advertise it in Apt, all utilities paid. ment and Develop- Plan, including its An- the Golf Course View Act, Individuals Need- the classifieds. Call $950/month, $700 ment Code. nexation Policy Plan. Subdivision ing Special Accommo- 882-0050 Deposit. Call 11. Closed Session Please be aware, how- Presented by Paul dations Should Notify 435-882-5521 (Personnel, Real Es- ever, Tooele City has Hansen, Tooele City Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele tate, Imminent Litiga- implemented Governor Engineer City Recorder, at Livestock tion). Herbert's and Mayor c. Resolution 2020-98 FREE! Homes 435-843-2113 or mi- 12. Adjourn. 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Please email 435-843-2113 or mi- comments to [email protected] [email protected] , Prior to the Meeting. ov (Published in the 2. Summary Action Tooele Transcript Bul- Items. letin December 1, a. Approval of Minutes 2020) b. Approval of Bills 3. Presentation and consideration of the in- dependent audit. 4. Consideration of Resolution 2020-77 approving a develop- ment agreement for the Dowden Minor Subdivision. 5. Consideration of Resolution 2020-78 approving a minor sub- division for Joell Dow- den at 228 South 1160 West for the creation of four single family lots in the RR-1 zone. 6. Consideration of Resolution 2020-79 approving the creation of a Planned Unit De- velopment (P.U.D.) for Mountain Vista and Monte Kingston on the Scenic Slopes Subdivi- sion in the R-1-21 zone. 7. Consideration of Resolution 2020-80 approving the prelimi- nary plat for Mountain Vista and Monte King- ston on the Scenic Slopes P.U.D. Subdivi- sion located near the Wells Crossing Subdi- vision for the creation of sixty-six (66) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 8. Consideration of Resolution 2020-81 approving the final plat for DRP Management, AW Hardy Family, and Monte Kingston on the Wells Crossing Subdi- vision, Phase 4 for the creation of thirty-one (31) single family lots in the R-1-21 zone. 9. Consideration of Resolution 2020-82 approving the final plat for J Thomas Homes, LLC and Travis Taylor on the Northstar Ranch Subdivision P.U.D., Phase 5 for the creation of four- teen (14) single family lots in the R-1-21 zone. 10. Consideration of Ordinance 2020-35 adopting the Land Dis- turbance Ordinance in the Land Use Manage- ment and Develop- ment Code. 11. Closed Session (Personnel, Real Es- tate, Imminent Litiga- tion). 12. Adjourn. 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We strongly en- courage you to join the City Council meeting electronically by log- ging on to the Tooele City Facebook page, at https://www.face- book.com/tooelecity. If you would like to sub- mit a comment for the public comment period or for a public hearing item please email cmpubliccomment@to oelecity.org anytime up until the start of the meeting. Emails will only be read at the designated points in the meeting. However, if you choose to attend we ask that you maintain social distancing and wear a face covering. In compliance with public health guide- lines Tooele City can accommodate limited capacity at City Hall. Due to limited space and social distancing requirements, we ask that you limit the num- ber of people that attend with you. 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll Call 3. Presentation by Chairman Ed Hansen 4. Public Comment Period 5. Public Hearing a. Public Hearing Ordi- nance 2020-47 An Or- dinance of the Tooele City Council Adopting a New Comprehensive Tooele City General Plan Presented by Jim Bolser, Community Development Director 6. First Reading Items a. Resolution 2020-88 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Is- suing a Call for In- creased Civility, Re- spect for Human Life, Freedom of Expres- sion, & Property Presented by Council Member Scott Wardle b. Resolution 2020-97 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Accepting the Com- pleted Public Improve- ments Associated with the Golf Course View Subdivision NOTICE: Presented by Paul There are delinquent Hansen, Tooele City upon the following de- Engineer scribed stock, on ac- c. Resolution 2020-98 count of assessment A Resolution of the and/or fees levied as Tooele City Council of the 1st day of Octo- Accepting the Com- ber, 2020, the pleted Public Improve- amounts set opposite ments Associated with the names of the re- the Legacy Apart- spective stockholders ments Site Plan as follows: Presented by Paul Clay Barney located Hansen, Tooele City at 3842 N Sunvalley Engineer Drive, Grantsville, UT d. Resolution 2020-99 84029, owning 1 A Resolution of the share, certificate #962, Tooele City Council owing $338.50. Accepting the Com- Appurtenant to 376 S pleted Public Improve- Saddle Road, Grants- ments Associated with ville, UT 84029, prop- the Young Minor Sub- erty owned by Steven division Dewitt, owning 1 Presented by Paul share, certificate Hansen, Tooele City #2170, owing $338.50. Engineer Appurtenant to 93 S e. Resolution Mustang Ridge Road, 2020-100 A Resolution Grantsville, UT of the Tooele City 84029, property owned Council Approving an by Fernando Gomez, Agreement with Mid- owning 1 share, certifi- west D-Vision Solu- cate #30351, owing tions, LLC, for the $622.64. Pratt Aquatics Center Appurtenant to 664 S Locker Replacement Gold Dust Road, Project Grantsville, UT Presented by Darwin 84029, property owned Cook, Parks & Recrea- John or Carissa Hen- tion Director son, owning 1 share, f. Ordinance 2020-48 certificate #3068, ow- An Ordinance of ing $213.50. Tooele City Amending Appurtenant to 625 E Tooele City Code Sleigh Ride Lane, Chapter 3-4 to Transi- Grantsville, UT tion Business License 84029, property owned Functions From the by Margie Holm, own- City Recorder to the ing 1 share, certificate Community Develop- #2772, owing $351.00. ment Department Appurtenant to 123 E PresentedTUESDAY byDecember Roger Box 1, 2020 Elder, Grants- TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Baker, Tooele City At- ville, UT 84029, prop- torney erty owned by Justin 7.Public Minutes Notices Huber,Public owningNotices 1 Public Notices - NovemberMeetings 13th Work share,Water certificate User Miscellaneous Marriage a la Mode Meeting #2501, owing $417.28. - November 18th Appurtenant to 365 S Deadline for public KATHERINE MANSFIELD little black and green boxes. arm. “They’d be rolling in agonies if looked anxiously along the sandy Work and Business Wrangler Court, notices is 4 p.m. the 1888-1923 “What is what, William?” And she they were to eat them. No” - she pat- road. “I hardly seem to have seen you Meeting Grantsville, U T day prior to publica- n his way to the station William bent forward, and her fine light hair ted his hand - “you must bring them this time,” she said breathlessly. “It’s 8. Invoices 84029, property owned tion. Public notices Oremembered with a fresh pang fell over her cheeks. something next time. I refuse to part so short, isn’t it? I feel you’ve only 9. Adjourn by Marc Ith, owning 1 submitted past the of disappointment that he was tak- “Ah, you know!” He stood in with my pineapple.” just come. Next time--” The taxi came Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele share, certificate deadline will not be ing nothing down to the kiddies. the middle of the room and he felt “Cruel Isabel! Do let me smell into sight. “I hope they look after City Recorder #2161, owing $313.50. accepted. Poor little chaps! It was hard lines on a stranger. At that Isabel wheeled it!” said Moira. She flung her arms you properly in London. I’m so sorry Pursuant to the Ameri- Appurtenant to 805 E UPAXLP them. Their first words always were round quickly and faced him. across William appealingly. “Oh!” the babies have been out all day, but cans with Disabilities Saddle Horn Road, SUMMONS FOR as they ran to greet him, “What have “Oh, William!” she cried implor- The strawberry bonnet fell forward: Miss Neil had arranged it. They’ll Act, Individuals Need- Grantsville, U T PUBLICATION you got for me, daddy?” and he had ingly, and she held up the hair-brush: she sounded quite faint. hate missing you. Poor William, ing Special Accommo- 84029, property owned IN THE THIRD DIS- nothing. He would have to buy them “Please! Please don’t be so dreadfully “A Lady in Love with a Pineapple,” going back to London.” The taxi dations Should Notify by Braden Krans, own- TRICT JUVENILE some sweets at the station. But that stuffy and - tragic. You’re always said Dennis, as the taxi drew up turned. “Good-bye!” She gave him a Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele ing 1 share, certificate COURT COUNTY OF was what he had done for the past saying or looking or hinting that I’ve before a little shop with a striped little hurried kiss; she was gone. City Recorder, at #2825, owing $238.50. TOOELE, STATE OF four Saturdays; their faces had fallen changed. Just because I’ve got to blind. Out came Bobby Kane, his Fields, trees, hedges streamed 435-843-2113 or mi- Charles or Roberta UTAH last time when they saw the same old know really congenial people, and go arms full of little packets. by. They shook through the empty, [email protected] Larsen, 52 E Cherry, STATE OF UTAH, in boxes produced again. about more, and am frightfully keen “I do hope they’ll be good. I’ve blind-looking little town, ground up , Prior to the Meeting. Grantsville, U T the interest of F. A. And Paddy had said, “I had red on - on everything, you behave as chosen them because of the colours. the steep pull to the station. (Published in the 84029, owning 1 01/02/2020 A person ribbing on mine bee-fore!” though I’d--” Isabel tossed back her There are some round things which The train was in. William made Tooele Transcript Bul- share, certificate under 18 years of age And Johnny had said, “It’s always hair and laughed - “killed our love really look too divine. And just look straight for a first-class smoker, flung letin December 1, #1755, owing $138.50. Case No. 1185398 pink on mine. I hate pink.” or something. It’s so awfully absurd” at this nougat,” he cried ecstatically, back into the corner, but this time 2020) Appurtenant to 567 S JUDGE Elzabeth But what was William to do? The - she bit her lip - “and it’s so madden- “just look at it! It’s a perfect little he let the papers alone. He folded Founders Lane, Knight affair wasn’t so easily settled. In the ing, William. Even this new house ballet.” his arms against the dull, persistent Public Notices Grantsville, U T TO: JOSEPH ANGLE- old days, of course, he would have and the servants you grudge me.” But at that moment the shopman gnawing, and began in his mind to Trustees 84029, property owned SEY , FATHER OF taken a taxi off to a decent toyshop “Isabel!” appeared. “Oh, I forgot. They’re none write a letter to Isabel ... by Bowen Morris, own- F . A . T O O E L E , and chosen them something in five “Yes, yes, it’s true in a way,” said of them paid for,” said Bobby, look- • • • Deadline for public ing 1 share, certificate COUNTY minutes. But nowadays they had Isabel quickly. “You think they are ing frightened. Isabel gave the shop- The post was late as usual. They notices is 4 p.m. the #29451, owin g A Pre-Trial/Trial con- Russian toys, French toys, Serbian another bad sign. Oh, I know you man a note, and Bobby was radiant sat outside the house in long chairs day prior to publica- $344.50. c e r n i n g t h e toys - toys from God knows where. do. I feel it,” she said softly, “every again. “Hallo, William! I’m sitting by under coloured parasols. Only Bobby tion. Public notices Appurtenant to 644 E above-named child is It was over a year since Isabel had time you come up the stairs. But we the driver.” And bareheaded, all in Kane lay on the turf at Isabel’s feet. submitted past the Coach Lane, Grants- pending in this Court scrapped the old donkeys and couldn’t have gone on living in that white, with his sleeves rolled up to It was dull, stifling; the day drooped deadline will not be ville, UT 84029, prop- and an adjudication engines and so on because they were other poky little hole, William. Be the shoulders, he leapt into his place. like a flag. accepted. erty owned by Jasmine will be made of which so “dreadfully sentimental” and “so practical, at least! Why, there wasn’t “Avanti!” he cried ... “Do you think there will be UPAXLP Noyes, owning 1 may include up to the appallingly bad for the babies’ sense enough room for the babies even.” After tea the others went off to Mondays in Heaven?” asked Bobby share, certificate permanent termination of form.” No, it was true. Every morning bathe, while William stayed and childishly. Public Notices #3050, owing $551.00. of your parental rights. “It’s so important,” the new Isabel when he came back from chambers it made his peace with the kiddies. And Dennis murmured, “Heaven Water User Appurtenant to 293 N If you would like to had explained, “that they should like was to find the babies with Isabel in But Johnny and Paddy were asleep, will be one long Monday.” Burmester Road, have an attorney ap- the right things from the very begin- the back drawing-room. They were the rose-red glow had paled, bats But Isabel couldn’t help wonder- Grantsville, U T Deadline for public pointed to represent ning. It saves so much time later on. having rides on the leopard skin were flying, and still the bathers had ing what had happened to the salm- 84029, property owned notices is 4 p.m. the you, please contact Really, if the poor pets have to spend thrown over the sofa back, or they not returned. As William wandered on they had for supper last night. She by Antonio or Lizette day prior to publica- the Court prior to the their infant years staring at these were playing shops with Isabel’s desk downstairs, the maid crossed the had meant to have fish mayonnaise Ochoa, owning 1 tion. Public notices january 21, 2021 horrors, one can imagine them grow- for a counter, or Pad was sitting on hall carrying a lamp. He followed for lunch and now ... share, certificate submitted past the trial/hearing and re- ing up and asking to be taken to the the hearthrug rowing away for dear her into the sitting-room. It was a Moira was asleep. Sleeping was #3136, owing $616.38. deadline will not be quest an attorney to be Royal Academy.” life with a little brass fire shovel, long room, coloured yellow. On the her latest discovery. “It’s so wonder- Appurtenant to 420 S accepted. appointed to you. And she spoke as though a visit while Johnny shot at pirates with the wall opposite William some one had ful. One simply shuts one’s eyes, Lily Lane, Grants- UPAXLP You are hereby sum- to the Royal Academy was certain tongs. Every evening they each had painted a young man, over life-size, that’s all. It’s so delicious.” ville, UT 84029, prop- moned to appear be- immediate death to any one ... a pick-a-back up the narrow stairs to with very wobbly legs, offering a When the old ruddy postman NOTICE: erty owned by Martin fore this Court for a “Well, I don’t know,” said William their fat old Nanny. wide-eyed daisy to a young woman came beating along the sandy road There are delinquent Petersen, owning 1 PRE-TRIAL/TRIAL ON slowly. “When I was their age I used Yes, he supposed it was a poky who had one very short arm and one on his tricycle one felt the handle- upon the following de- share, certificate THE STATE’S VERI- to go to bed hugging an old towel little house. A little white house with very long, thin one. Over the chairs bars ought to have been oars. scribed stock, on ac- #2915, owing $338.50. FIED PETITION FOR with a knot in it.” blue curtains and a window-box of and sofa there hung strips of black Bill Hunt put down his book. count of assessment Appurtenant to 214 TERMINATION OF The new Isabel looked at him, her petunias. William met their friends material, covered with big splashes “Letters,” he said complacently, and and/or fees levied as W Williams Lane, PARENTAL RIGHTS eyes narrowed, her lips apart. at the door with “Seen our petunias? like broken eggs, and everywhere they all waited. But, heartless post- of the 1st day of Octo- Grantsville, U T in said county on “Dear William! I’m sure you did!” Pretty terrific for London, don’t you one looked there seemed to be man - O malignant world! There was ber, 2020, the 84029, property owned January 21, 2021 at She laughed in the new way. think?” an ash-tray full of cigarette ends. only one, a fat one for Isabel. Not amounts set opposite by Greg Price, owning 3:00 p.m. at this Sweets it would have to be, But the imbecile thing, the William sat down in one of the arm- even a paper. the names of the re- 1 share, certificate court’s location: however, thought William gloomily, absolutely extraordinary thing was chairs. Nowadays, when one felt with “And mine’s only from William,” spective stockholders #2963, owing $619.65. Tooele County Juve- fishing in his pocket for change for that he hadn’t the slightest idea one hand down the sides, it wasn’t said Isabel mournfully. as follows: Appurtenant to 688 E nile Courthouse, 74 the taxi-man. And he saw the kiddies that Isabel wasn’t as happy as he. to come upon a sheep with three “From William - already?” Clay Barney located Sunset View Road, South 100 East, handing the boxes round - they were God, what blindness! He hadn’t the legs or a cow that had lost one horn, “He’s sending you back your mar- at 3842 N Sunvalley Grantsville, U T Tooele, Utah 84074. awfully generous little chaps - while remotest notion in those days that or a very fat dove out of the Noah’s riage lines as a gentle reminder.” Drive, Grantsville, UT 84029, property owned Your failure to appear Isabel’s precious friends didn’t hesi- she really hated that inconvenient Ark. One fished up yet another little “Does everybody have marriage 84029, owning 1 by Nate Stillman, own- may result in a default tate to help themselves ... little house, that she thought the fat paper-covered book of smudged- lines? I thought they were only for share, certificate #962, ing 1 share, certificate judgment and the ter- What about fruit? William hov- Nanny was ruining the babies, that looking poems ... He thought of the servants.” owing $338.50. #3158, owing $607.40. mination of your pa- ered before a stall just inside the she was desperately lonely, pining wad of papers in his pocket, but he “Pages and pages! Look at her! A Appurtenant to 376 S Appurtenant to 602 S rental rights. station. What about a melon each? for new people and new music and was too hungry and tired to read. Lady reading a Letter,” said Dennis. Saddle Road, Grants- Hackamore Road, DATED THIS 23rd day Would they have to share that, too? pictures and so on. If they hadn’t The door was open; sounds came “My darling, precious Isabel.” ville, UT 84029, prop- Grantsville, U T of November, 2020. Or a pineapple, for Pad, and a melon gone to that studio party at Moira from the kitchen. The servants were Pages and pages there were. As erty owned by Steven 84029, property owned Alexandria Keith for Johnny? Isabel’s friends could Morrison’s - if Moira Morrison hadn’t talking as if they were alone in the Isabel read on her feeling of astonish- Dewitt, owning 1 by David Taylor, own- Assistant Attorney hardly go sneaking up to the nursery said as they were leaving, “I’m going house. Suddenly there came a loud ment changed to a stifled feeling. share, certificate ing 1 share, certificate General at the children’s meal-times. All to rescue your wife, selfish man. screech of laughter and an equally What on earth had induced William #2170, owing $338.50. #3155, owing $527.94. (Published in the the same, as he bought the melon She’s like an exquisite little Titania” loud “Sh!” They had remembered ... ? How extraordinary it was ... Appurtenant to 93 S In accordance with Tooele Transcript Bul- William had a horrible vision of one - if Isabel hadn’t gone with Moira to him. William got up and went What could have made him ... ? Mustang Ridge Road, laws of the State of letin December 1, 8, of Isabel’s young poets lapping up Paris - if - if ... through the French windows into the She felt confused, more and more Grantsville, U T Utah and the order of 15 & 22, 2020) a slice, for some reason, behind the The train stopped at another sta- garden, and as he stood there in the excited, even frightened. It was just 84029, property owned the Board of Directors nursery door. tion. Bettingford. Good heavens! shadow he heard the bathers coming like William. Was it? It was absurd, of by Fernando Gomez, made on the 12th Day SELL YOUR com- With his two very awkward par- They’d be there in ten minutes. up the sandy road; their voices rang course, it must be absurd, ridiculous. owning 1 share, certifi- of February, 2020, so puter in the classi- cels he strode off to his train. The William stuffed that papers back through the quiet. “Ha, ha, ha! Oh dear!” What was she cate #30351, owing many shares of such fieds. Call 882-0050 platform was crowded, the train was into his pockets; the young man “I think its up to Moira to use her to do? Isabel flung back in her chair $622.64. stock as may be nec- or visit www.tooele- in. Doors banged open and shut. opposite had long since disappeared. little arts and wiles.” and laughed till she couldn’t stop Appurtenant to 664 S essary to pay the de- transcript. com There came such a loud hissing Now the other two got out. The late A tragic moan from Moira. laughing. Gold Dust Road, linquent assessment DEADLINES FOR from the engine that people looked afternoon sun shone on women in “We ought to have a gramophone “Do, do tell us,” said the others. Grantsville, U T and/or other delin- classifieds ads are dazed as they scurried to and fro. cotton frocks and little sunburnt, for the weekends that played ‘The “You must tell us.” 84029, property owned quent fees thereon, to- M o n d a y a n d William made straight for a first-class barefoot children. It blazed on a silky Maid of the Mountains.’” “I’m longing to,” gurgled Isabel. John or Carissa Hen- gether with the late Wednesdays by 4:45 smoker, stowed away his suit-case yellow flower with coarse leaves “Oh no! Oh no!” cried Isabel’s She sat up, gathered the letter, and son, owning 1 share, fee, costs of advertis- p.m. and parcels, and taking a huge wad which sprawled over a bank of rock. voice. “That’s not fair to William. Be waved it at them. “Gather round,” certificate #3068, ow- ing, and expenses of HAVE A good idea for of papers out of his inner pocket, he The air ruffling through the window nice to him, my children! He’s only she said. “Listen, it’s too marvellous. ing $213.50. the sale, will be sold to a story? Call the flung down in the corner and began smelled of the sea. Had Isabel the staying until to-morrow evening.” A love-letter!” Appurtenant to 625 E the highest bidder at a Transcript and let us to read. same crowd with her this week-end, “Leave him to me,” cried Bobby “A love-letter! But how divine!” Sleigh Ride Lane, public auction to be know 882-0050. “Our client moreover is positive wondered William? Kane. “I’m awfully good at looking “Darling, precious Isabel.” But she Grantsville, U T held at the principal ... We are inclined to reconsider ... in And he remembered the holidays after people.” had hardly begun before their laugh- 84029, property owned business of the corpo- WANT TO get the lat- est local news? Sub- the event of--” Ah, that was better. they used to have, the four of them, The gate swung open and shut. ter interrupted her. by Margie Holm, own- ration, at 411 So. West William pressed back his flattened with a little farm girl, Rose, to look William moved on the terrace; they “Go on, Isabel, it’s perfect.” ing 1 share, certificate Street, Grantsville, scribe to the Tran- script Bulletin. hair and stretched his legs across after the babies. Isabel wore a jersey had seen him. “Hallo, William!” “It’s the most marvellous find.” #2772, owing $351.00. Utah, on the 9th day of the carriage floor. The familiar dull and her hair in a plait; she looked And Bobby Kane, flapping his towel, “Oh, do go on, Isabel!” Appurtenant to 123 E December 2020, at the SELL YOUR car in the gnawing in his breast quietened about fourteen. Lord! how his nose began to leap and pirouette on the “God forbid, my darling, that I Box Elder, Grants- hour of 7 p.m. Transcript Bulletin down. “With regard to our deci- used to peel! And the amount they parched lawn. “Pity you didn’t come, should be a drag on your happiness.” ville, UT 84029, prop- (Published in the Classified section. sion--” He took out a blue pencil and ate, and the amount they slept in William. The water was divine. And “Oh! oh! oh!” erty owned by Justin Tooele Transcript Bul- scored a paragraph slowly. that immense feather bed with we all went to a little pub afterwards “Sh! sh! sh!” Huber, owning 1 letin November 26, SELLING YOUR Two men came in, stepped across their feet locked together ... William and had sloe gin.” And Isabel went on. When she share, certificate December 1, 3 & 8, mountain bike? him, and made for the farther corner. couldn’t help a grim smile as he The others had reached the reached the end they were hysterical: #2501, owing $417.28. 2020) www.tooele tran- A young fellow swung his golf clubs thought of Isabel’s horror if she knew house. “I say, Isabel,” called Bobby, Bobby rolled on the turf and almost Appurtenant to 365 S script.com into the rack and sat down opposite. the full extent of his sentimentality ... “would you like me to wear my sobbed. Wrangler Court, The train gave a gentle lurch, they • • • Nijinsky dress to-night?” “You must let me have it just as Grantsville, UT were off. William glanced up and “Hillo, William!” She was at the “No,” said Isabel, “nobody’s going it is, entire, for my new book,” said 84029, property owned saw the hot, bright station slipping station after all, standing just as he to dress. We’re all starving. William’s Dennis firmly. “I shall give it a whole by Marc Ith, owning 1 away. A red-faced girl raced along had imagined, apart from the others, starving, too. Come along, mes amis, chapter.” share, certificate by the carriages, there was some- and - William’s heart leapt - she was let’s begin with sardines.” “Oh, Isabel,” moaned Moira, “that #2161, owing $313.50. thing strained and almost desperate alone. “I’ve found the sardines,” said wonderful bit about holding you in Appurtenant to 805 E in the way she waved and called. “Hallo, Isabel!” William stared. He Moira, and she ran into the hall, his arms!” SaddleBANNERS Horn Road, “Hysterical!” thought William dully. thought she looked so beautiful that holding a box high in the air. “I always thought those letters in Grantsville, UT Then a greasy, black-faced workman he had to say something, “You look “A Lady with a Box of Sardines,” divorce cases were made up. But they 84029, property owned at the end of the platform grinned very cool.” said Dennis gravely. pale before this.” by Braden Krans, own-Yard Signs at the passing train. And William “Do I?” said Isabel. “I don’t feel “Well, William, and how’s “Let me hold it. Let me read it, ing 1 share, certificate thought, “A filthy life!” and went very cool. Come along, your horrid London?” asked Bill Hunt, drawing mine own self,” said Bobby Kane. #2825, owing $238.50. back to his papers. old train is late. The taxi’s outside.” the cork out of a bottle of whisky. But, to their surprise, Isabel Charles or Roberta When he looked up again there She put her hand lightly on his arm “Oh, London’s not much crushed the letter in her hand. She Larsen, 52Vehicle E Cherry, Magnets were fields, and beasts standing for as they passed the ticket collector. changed,” answered William. was laughing no longer. She glanced Grantsville, UT shelter under the dark trees. A wide “We’ve all come to meet you,” she “Good old London,” said Bobby, quickly at them all; she looked 84029, owning 1 river, with naked children splashing said. “But we’ve left Bobby Kane at very hearty, spearing a sardine. exhausted. “No, not just now. Not share, certificate in the shallows, glided into sight and the sweet shop, to be called for.” But a moment later William was just now,” she stammered. #1755, owingWindow $138.50. Stickers was gone again. The sky shone pale, “Oh!” said William. It was all he forgotten. Moira Morrison began And before they could recover she Appurtenant to 567 S and one bird drifted high like a dark could say for the moment. wondering what colour one’s legs had run into the house, through the Founders Lane, fleck in a jewel. There in the glare waited the taxi, really were under water. hall, up the stairs into her bedroom. Grantsville, UT “We have examined our client’s with Bill Hunt and Dennis Green “Mine are the palest, palest mush- Down she sat on the side of the bed. 84029, property ownedand More! correspondence files ... “ The last sprawling on one side, their hats room colour.” “How vile, odious, abominable, vul- by Bowen Morris, own- sentence he had read echoed in tilted over their faces, while on the Bill and Dennis ate enormously. gar,” muttered Isabel. She pressed ing 1 share, certificate his mind. “We have examined ... “ other, Moira Morrison, in a bonnet And Isabel filled glasses, and her eyes with her knuckles and #29451, owing William hung on to that sentence, like a huge strawberry, jumped up changed plates, and found matches, rocked to and fro. And again she saw $344.50. but it was no good; it snapped in and down. smiling blissfully. At one moment, them, but not four, more like forty, Appurtenant to 644 E the middle, and the fields, the sky, “No ice! No ice! No ice!” she she said, “I do wish, Bill, you’d paint laughing, sneering, jeering, stretch- Coach Lane, Grants- the sailing bird, the water, all said, shouted gaily. it.” ing out their hands while she read ville, UT 84029, prop- “Isabel.” The same thing happened And Dennis chimed in from under “Paint what?” said Bill loudly, them William’s letter. Oh, what a erty owned by Jasmine every Saturday afternoon. When he his hat. “Only to be had from the stuffing his mouth with bread. loathsome thing to have done. How Noyes, owning 1 was on his way to meet Isabel there fishmonger’s.” “Us,” said Isabel, “round the table. could she have done it! “God forbid, share, certificate began those countless imaginary And Bill Hunt, emerging, added, It would be so fascinating in twenty my darling, that I should be a drag #3050, owing $551.00. meetings. She was at the station, “With whole fish in it.” years’ time.” on your happiness.” William! Isabel Appurtenant to 293 N standing just a little apart from “Oh, what a bore!” wailed Isabel. Bill screwed up his eyes and pressed her face into the pillow. But Burmester Road, everybody else; she was sitting in And she explained to William how chewed. “Light’s wrong,” he said she felt that even the grave bedroom Grantsville, UT the open taxi outside; she was at they had been chasing round the rudely, “far too much yellow”; and knew her for what she was, shallow, 84029, property owned the garden gate; walking across the town for ice while she waited for went on eating. And that seemed to tinkling, vain ... by Antonio or Lizette parched grass; at the door, or just him. “Simply everything is running charm Isabel, too. Presently from the garden below Ochoa, owning 1 inside the hall. down the steep cliffs into the sea, But after supper they were all there came voices. share, certificate And her clear, light voice said, beginning with the butter.” so tired they could do nothing but “Isabel, we’re all going for a #3136, owing $616.38. “It’s William,” or “Hillo, William!” or “We shall have to anoint ourselves yawn until it was late enough to go bathe. Do come!” Appurtenant to 420 S “So William has come!” He touched with butter,” said Dennis. “May thy to bed ... “Come, thou wife of William!” Lily Lane, Grants- her cool hand, her cool cheek. head, William, lack not ointment.” It was not until William was wait- “Call her once before you go, call ville, HighUT 84029, prop- Quality • Full Color The exquisite freshness of Isabel! “Look here,” said William, “how ing for his taxi the next afternoon once yet!” erty owned by Martin When he had been a little boy, it was are we going to sit? I’d better get up that he found himself alone with Isabel sat up. Now was the Petersen, owning 1 his delight to run into the garden by the driver.” Isabel. When he brought his suit-case moment, now she must decide. share, certificate after a shower of rain and shake the “No, Bobby Kane’s by the driver,” down into the hall, Isabel left the Would she go with them, or stay here #2915,Custom owing $338.50. Design & 24 Hour rose-bush over him. Isabel was that said Isabel. “You’re to sit between others and went over to him. She and write to William. Which, which Appurtenant to 214 rose-bush, petal-soft, sparkling and Moira and me.” The taxi started. stooped down and picked up the suit- should it be? “I must make up my W WilliamsTurnaround Lane, Available cool. And he was still that little boy. “What have you got in those mysteri- case. “What a weight!” she said, and mind.” Oh, but how could there be Grantsville, UT But there was no running into the ous parcels?” she gave a little awkward laugh. “Let any question? Of course she would 84029, property owned garden now, no laughing and shak- “De-cap-it-ated heads!” said Bill me carry it! To the gate.” stay here and write. by Greg Price, owning ing. The dull, persistent gnawing in Hunt, shuddering beneath his hat. “No, why should you?” said “Titania!” piped Moira. 1 share, certificate his breast started again. He drew up “Oh, fruit!” Isabel sounded very William. “Of course, not. Give it to “Isa-bel?” #2963, owing $619.65. his legs, tossed the papers aside, and pleased. “Wise William! A melon and me.” No, it was too difficult. “I’ll - I’ll Appurtenant to 688 E 58 North Main St. shut his eyes. a pineapple. How too nice!” “Oh, please, do let me,” said go with them, and write to William Sunset View Road, TOOELE “What is it, Isabel? What is it?” “No, wait a bit,” said William, Isabel. “I want to, really.” They later. Some other time. Later. Not Grantsville, UT he said tenderly. They were in their smiling. But he really was anxious. “I walked together silently. William felt now. But I shall certainly write,” 84029, property owned bedroom in the new house. Isabel brought them down for the kiddies.” there was nothing to say now. thought Isabel hurriedly. by Nate Stillman, own- sat on a painted stool before the “Oh, my dear!” Isabel laughed, “There,” said Isabel triumphantly, And, laughing, in the new way, ing 1 share, certificate 435-882-0050 dressing-table that was strewn with and slipped her hand through his setting the suit-case down, and she she ran down the stairs. #3158, owing $607.40. Appurtenant to 602 S Hackamore Road, Grantsville, UT 84029, property owned by David Taylor, own- ing 1 share, certificate #3155, owing $527.94. In accordance with laws of the State of Utah and the order of the Board of Directors made on the 12th Day of February, 2020, so many shares of such stock as may be nec- essary to pay the de- linquent assessment and/or other delin- quent fees thereon, to- gether with the late fee, costs of advertis- ing, and expenses of the sale, will be sold to the highest bidder at a public auction to be held at the principal business of the corpo- ration, at 411 So. West Street, Grantsville, Utah, on the 9th day of December 2020, at the hour of 7 p.m. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin November 26, December 1, 3 & 8, 2020) B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 1, 2020 Bulletin Board

tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or any questions. any updated information about our meet- Alcoholics Anonymous contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Tooele Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Military Items Wanted Senior Center Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park www.exploretooele.com. Moose Historical books in back. When you no longer want your mili- The senior center is for the enjoyment of Tooele County Historical Society’s books tary items, do not take them to Deseret all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are Grantsville City Library Meals at Lodge are available to purchase at meetings. The Alcoholics Anonymous Industries or a thrift store. Bring them Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville Friday and Saturday night dinners will History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting City Library is going fine free. We will no be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, longer charge overdue fines for items Friday night dinners change weekly Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled returned after their due date. Our new or you can order from the menu items cards depicting four different pioneer Dr., Tooele. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, hours are Tuesday through Friday from Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- buildings for $4. These make great gifts displayed with honor and respect. Call wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from able price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. for family and friends. Please call Alice Young People in Recovery Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. movies and health classes. Meals-On- 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering Daily lunch specials are available at the Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold Wheels available for homebound. Lunch limited contact hold pick-up, please call lodge from 11 a.m. purchase these books. all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Children’s Choir Auditions served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- 435-884-1670 for more information. Take out orders can be called in during p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- gested contribution is $3. For those under our operating hours and picked up at the Seeking Historical Items also on the first and third Friday of the tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to lodge at the time agreed on. The Tooele County Historical Society month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, the store or doctor visits for residents in Schools For members and their guests only. would like members of the community Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- who have any family or personal histories, Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- directs the choir. Blake has a degree in portation information call 435-843-4114. St. Marguerite Catholic School photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at vocal performance and has taught at the For more information about the Tooele Students of all faiths are welcome Eagles VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you 435-255-9905. collegiate level. If your child loves to sing center, call 435-843-4110. from preschool through 8th grade at would like to donate to our organization and you are looking for an exceptional Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Meetings to please call us. We are also looking for Family support group musical experience for them, this is it. For Tooele Pioneer Museum Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day On November 9th, the Auxiliary Madam books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Get your loved one sober. The USARA more information and to register for an 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Secretary announced that all Auxiliary chures or any history that pertains to the Craft family support group is held audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Meetings for November have been can- Tooele County area. If you would like to Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading com or call 435-277-0755. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or celled! Hopefully see you in December! donate them to our organization, or if you room at the Tooele City Library. Group Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. visit www.stmargschool.org. Aerie Meetings are still scheduled to would let us make a copy for the Tooele books and materials provided. Craft is a Rocky Mountain Hospice Open other times by appointment. Call happen. County Historical Society, please call 435- free program for family members who Want to have more meaning in your life. 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th 882-1612. have a loved one with a substance use Do you want to do something that is sat- 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- Education Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. disorder. For more information, call Heidi isfying and of great service to your com- tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Warr at 435-255-9905. munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain Tooele Technical College Social Room Groups and Events Hospice volunteer. No experience Mobile Vet Center Programs with space available Please notice that the Social Room is Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group required. All training, background check To better serve veterans located in include the POST (Peace Officer open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. Tooele County Arts Guild Join us the 2nd Monday of each month and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center Standards Training) program (Satellite There is no sitting or standing at the bar All artists from Tooele County age 13 from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical The only requirement is your desire to (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s and tables are set six feet apart and are and above are welcome to join the Tooele Center in Tooele. The Tooele County help someone in need. Please contact from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern License (CDL) program and Software sanitized regularly. For the next two County Arts Guild for an evening, or for Health Department’s Aging Services pro- Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Development. These programs and others weeks masks are required to enter and the year as a member. Benefits of mem- gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today upon exiting the building. After entering bership include the opportunity to display Association Caregiver Support Groups. Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at free, confidential counseling for theater and begin training for a promising career. the building please print your name on your artwork for show and sale in various The groups are designed to provide emo- 801-397-4902. veterans of all conflicts. For further Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- the forms provided in the event that con- venues around Tooele County, as well as tional, educational and social support for information contact Dave Brown at 801- es at 435-248-1800 for more information. tact tracing would be needed, this infor- regular updates on events in our commu- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. The Next Chapter 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center mation will only be used in the event of nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- The Next Chapter is a free social support 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov Adult Education contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Food Addicts in Recovery and educational program to help widows Get your high school diploma this year you to come down and see what we’ve Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Anonymous and widowers adjust to the loss of their Donate to library at the Tooele Community Learning Center. done to help make it safe to go out. Are you having trouble controlling the spouse through monthly activities. You Please remember the “Friends of the All classes required for a high school The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 Ladies Community Club of way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery are invited to join others who are on the Tooele City Library” while doing home diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- Tooele Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- same page as you, to begin a new chapter cleaning and donate your used books to aration and English as a second language ers, please tip accordingly. To view upcoming events, learn more ery program for anyone suffering from in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele the bookstore in the library. Money from are available. Register now to graduate about our organization, or to become a food addiction. Meetings are held every County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for book sales is used to support programs — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 member, please visit gfwctooele.org. Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, more details. within the library. The library is located at Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Elks 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call cation classes are for students 18 and over. TOPS Weight Loss Support north back entrance. For more infor- Sons of Utah Pioneers 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Bar Group Anyone interested in the history of ESOL mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 org. Thank you for your support. We are now open Tuesday thru Saturday The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah ESOL conversational classes are held 11 a.m. to Close. New contact phone Weight Loss Support Group meets every foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Books for the Whole Family number 435-249-0192. We look forward Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church attend. Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Donated children’s books and paper- to seeing you. located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. ings due to the pandemic, but watch this dents may also come anytime the center is backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by Tooele County Aging bulletin and we will announce our next open for individualized study. Registration covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Tooele County Aging is looking for meeting, which will be a virtual meet- is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Disabled Veterans p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays dren are invited to attend. Come and let volunteers to help us meet the needs of ing. Also watch for an announcement of Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For seniors in the community. Many seniors the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back tion. Chapter 20 require assistance and need rides to doc- Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County more information visit TOPS.org or con- to the library for projects and programs. tors or other professionals. Rides help lic. For more information about the Sons Early Head Start Chapter 20, for the Disabled American tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. seniors live more independent lives. Call of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers Veterans holds monthly general member- Community Book Sharing Box Museum volunteers needed 435-843-4114 for more information. The Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or NO COST weekly home visits for families ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, The “Little Free Library” book sharing Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers [email protected] who are eligible under the age of 3. Home 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door box is a FREE Book Exchange. Anyone is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- also are in need of volunteers. For more visits include parent and child education, entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday can take a book or bring a book to share. tory or science? Volunteers at the museum information about volunteering at the TC Squares Dance Club assessments, and family support services of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Come check out the newest box located can gain new skills or practice old ones. Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For The TC Squares Dance Club has begun including nutrition education. We also invite all veterans to come join us in the at 965 S. 1050 W. in Tooele. There are a We are looking for people to help with volunteering at the Tooele Center call dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke offer comprehensive health services for comradery with other veterans at our variety of books for all ages. To learn more organization, exhibit development, gar- 435-843-4110. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 expecting mothers including prenatal and find a location near you go to www. monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has dening and educational program devel- West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please parent education and support services. littlefreelibrary.org, under the MAP tab, trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Life’s Worth Living Foundation bring finger food to share. For more infor- Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- enter your zip code. For more information to answer questions concerning your and year round. Scheduling is flexible. Suicide support group meetings are mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, 882-3439. call or text Kathy Witt at 435-849-7806. VA benefits. Nations Service Officers Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s (NSO’s) are available by appointment to Free developmental evaluation To apply or request more information, Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. website at tcsquares.com. help veterans and their families submit Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers send email to: [email protected] Grantsville claims for compensation, obtain health the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Tooele County Homemakers NO COST developmental evaluations for and educational well-earned benefits. Tooele Gem and Mineral Society thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- We would like to invite all ladies to our Share the past children ages birth to 3. We provide a full ALL DAV services are Free of Charge. For The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society cide, please plan on attending. Please go Homemakers club. Meetings are held on Share the past, submit a history, obitu- range of services for children with devel- information, please join our monthly meets the first Thursday of the month. on Facebook and like our page to keep the first Tuesday of every month with a ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal meetings. No monthly meetings are held Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in current with our latest news and events. luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., The Family History Center in Grantsville is to minimize the effects of the delay and in December. Call commander Penny the downstairs conference room of the Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- September through May. Located at 151 is assembling a record of Grantsville reduce the need for long-term services Larson 801-359-8468 or Adjutant Curtis G. Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. N Main, in the auditorium of the Health throughout their school years. For more residents. Your submission may be made Beckstrom at 435-840-0547 or Senior Vice Come and learn about rocks, minerals, Department and USU Extension offices. information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at by emailing to [email protected] or by Dustee Thomas at 435-830-8487. Please and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Parkinson’s disease Support Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due ddivantage.org coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., leave messages if no contact. trips for rock collecting. Membership is Group per year. For more information, call Eileen or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah $15 per year. For more information email A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne 84074. Come in and receive help from our COVID-19 Help for DAV Charity [email protected]. be overwhelming for the newly diag- 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. trained consultants. For more information, The Disabled American Veterans nosed. Tooele has a support group for Thank you and we hope to see you all this call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. National Office has established a relief Tooele Valley Free Masons persons with Parkinson’s disease and their September. Tooele Children’s Justice Center fund to provide financial aid to service- Senior Center Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the caregivers. You can learn how others are connected disabled veterans who have second Friday of each month for din- coping with PD and how to live well. We Tooele County Quilters The senior center is for the enjoyment need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and All meetings are held on the third lost employment or income due to the ner and socializing. If you are interested meet the third Friday of each month from of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Tuesday of each month in the Tooele COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued or have questions, please join us at the 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues grants are meant to help these disabled Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and S. 100 East, Tooele. are $20 per year to be paid at the first service connected veterans, pay bills, Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at call Hal at 435-840-3683. exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, obtain food and provide for their families 435-277-0087. meeting. crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint United Methodist Dinner Tooele United Methodist Church offers a during these difficult times. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise First Baptist Church free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and The application for this relief can be Tooele Valley Family History program, wood carving and health to Recovery” The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Center classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. will need to fully complete the application Research your ancestors free with homebound. Lunch served weekdays. 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in for those who are in need of food. There and provide documentation verifying trained Family Search volunteers at the Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open For 60 and above, suggested contribu- First Baptist Food Pantry their status as a service-connected dis- Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 are no requirements to receive food. We tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. to all those affected by someone else’s hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- The First Baptist Church in Tooele is abled veteran who has lost employment N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer Transportation available to the store or offering an emergency food pantry to as a result of the pandemic. Disabled Hours of operation: Tuesday through ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048) doctor visits for residents in Tooele and help by sharing our experience, strength meet the needs of our community. Hours veterans who are small business owners Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and and hope. For more information, please Grantsville areas. For transportation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First or who work independently and have Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday information call 435-843-4114. For more Baptist Church is located at 580 S. 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Information must be deliv- Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in further notice because of the Cov-19 ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for Explore the Colorful History of Tooele County

ooele County features some of the most dramatic and encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele Tdiverse landforms on Earth. There are 11,000 foot-high City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive who knew about the place were the Native Americans who in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and lived there, and a few white explorers during the early many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. That year County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, passed through the county and nearly perished in the Great Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon beaches and resorts along the southern shore of the Great pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager Salt Lake, and more.

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