5-25-21 Transcript Bulletin

Buffs fall to Bears in State Tourney See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S TUESDAY May 25, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 103 $1.00 Total eclipse of the moon to happen next week

TIM GILLIE The best viewing of the eclipse EDITOR will be from locations with a very It’s time for another total low southwestern horizon and eclipse of the moon, according to away from the glare of urban light NASA’s Solar System ambassador pollution. Most everyone in Utah and Stansbury resident Patrick will be able to see at least parts of Wiggins. the eclipse, Wiggins said. The eclipse will occur on The next total eclipse of the Wednesday, May 26, according to moon visible from Utah will hap- Wiggins. pen in May 2022 while the next “Night owls and early risers in eclipse of the sun visible from Utah will be treated to the first Utah will be in October 2023. total eclipse of the Moon visible “Unlike eclipses of the sun SHUTTERSTOCK in Utah since January of 2019.,” that require special viewing A lunar eclipse will be visible from Wiggins said. equipment, eclipses of the moon Tooele County early in the morning The eclipse will start with a on May 26. require nothing more than a visible partial eclipse at 3:44 a.m. desire to look — and clear skies,” with the total eclipse starting at be reached at 5:18 a.m.. The total said Wiggins. 5:11 a.m. Maximum eclipse will eclipse will end at 5:26 a.m. [email protected]

BRINGING HOME THE GOLD FILE PHOTO The Saddle Bronc ride during a Bit N Spur Rodeo. at the Deseret Peak Complex. The Grantsville’s Garcia, Stallions’ relay finish first County Council approved tourism grants during their May 18 meeting. One grant included $20,000 for the 2021 Bit N Spur Rodeo to cover facility costs and advertising to bring out of county residents to the event. Council approves $93,967 in county tourism grants

TIM GILLIE Tax Advisory Board for Tooele City’s EDITOR Railroad Museum to $10,000. From a petting zoo to bike races, The Advisory Board also recom- the Tooele County Council approved mended a $3,000 grant for Rush $93,967 for 13 tourism fund grants Valley to assist in placing the Red during their May 18 meeting at the Brick Church in the National Historic Tooele County Building. Registry. Before approving the list presented Council member Kendall Thomas by the Tourism Tax Advisory Board, wanted to change the grant to the County Council made a few $35,000 to help with the first phase of PHOTO COURTESY OF CRAIG HARRISON changes. restoration of the Red Brick Church. Grantsville senior Jade Garcia poses with PHOTO COURTESY OF STEVE ALLEN The County Council recommended According to Thomas, the mayor of her gold medal after winning the Class The Stansbury boys’ 4x100-meter relay team (center) stands atop the medal a grant of $16,000 for the Bit N Spur Rush Valley said that the town would 3A girls’ javelin state championship at the stand after winning the Class 4A state championship at the state track and Rodeo, for facility costs and out pick up the maintenance and opera- state track and field meet at Davis High field meet at Davis High School in Kaysville. The team consisted of Miles Howa, of county advertising. The County tion of the Red Brick Church. School in Kaysville. Nathan Bushnell, Austin Rady and Benji Douglas. Council raised the Bit N Spur’s alloca- The County Council agreed to table tion to $20,000. the Red Brick Church allocation until DARREN VAUGHAN individual state title this year, adding the Class 3A The County Council increased the SPORTS EDITOR state girls’ javelin crown to the 132-pound girls $4,000 recommended by the Tourism In a year filled with state championships for wrestling title she won in February. Meanwhile, SEE GRANTS PAGE A8 ® Tooele County athletes, it was only fitting that the Stansbury’s Benjamin Douglas, Austin Rady, 2020-21 school year ended with two more titles Nathan Bushnell and Miles Howa combined to at the state track and field meet on Saturday in bring home a championship in the Class 4A boys’ Kaysville. 4x100-meter relay. Grantsville senior Jade Garcia won her second For more, see Sports on Page B1 1000 West reconstruction project in Tooele City will COVID19 UPDATE soon be underway

COVID-19 walk-in vaccination clinics CEILLY SUTTON the south half of the road needs to be STAFF WRITER reconstructed from 100 North down A reconstruction project for 1000 to Vine Street. with no appointment necessary West from Vine Street to 100 North Along with reconstructing the will begin soon in Tooele City. road, the city wants to complete CEILLY SUTTON and Johnson, and Pfizer vaccines of Cultural and Community The Tooele City council approved a needed storm drain and water system STAFF WRITER for those 12 and older. Engagement, the Utah State bid for $180,512 for the project dur- improvements, he added. The Tooele County Health The health department is Board of Education, and Utah ing their May 19 meeting. Recently the city put out a bid Department now offers a walk-in located at 151 N. Main Street in Communities Connect announced “1000 West is a road that has taken request for the project and they program for those interested in Tooele and their phone number is their efforts to help build aware- a tremendous amount of wear — both received a bid back of $180,512.50 obtaining the COVID-19 vaccine. 435-277-2300. ness about the Emergency from the SR-36 bypass construction a from Kilgore Contractors, a construc- The clinic will be open Monday Those wanting faster service Broadband Benefit, a federal pro- few years ago and more recently from tion company based out of Salt Lake through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. can register online at tooelehealth. gram. our construction of 1100 West,” said City. to 5:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:30 org. The temporary benefit will help Paul Hansen, Tooele City engineer. “It “Kilgore Contractors was the lowest a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The Utah Governor’s Office of to lower the cost of broadband just took a beating.” responsible bidder,” said Hansen. At the clinic, the health depart- Economic Development last week, The north half of the road is in ment will offer Moderna, Johnson along with the Utah Department SEE VACCINATION PAGE A8 ® “OK” shape, according to Hansen, but SEE RECONSTRUCTION PAGE A8 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B3 CLASSIFIEDS B4 Trauma month OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER at MWMC OPEN FORUM A4 See A3 SPORTS B1 Data as of May 17, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 7,410 UTAH- Known Cases: 404,625 Hospitalizations: 232 • Deaths: 44 Hospitalizations: 16,679 • Deaths: 2,292 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 25, 2021 Robotic pets trial for older adults running in Tooele Co.

chosen for the robotic pet have The program is evidence- Low-stress robotic pets offer companionship scored low on a loneliness based and has been proven to scale and have expressed the reduce loneliness and anxiety CEILLY SUTTON these to three different older desire to participate in the pro- for homebound individuals, STAFF WRITER adults participating in Tooele gram,” said Zwerin. according to Zwerin. The Tooele County Health County Aging Services in-home The robotic animals which The Aging Services Department Aging Services programs,” Zwerin said. are from the company Joy For Department will deliver the Department is participating After the pilot program has Life and will bark or meow robotic pet companions to in a trial to see if giving furry ended in six months from now, when an individual is talking. those who qualify at the end of robotic pets to senior citizens the aging services department The cat also purrs and the trial period — if the grant will help with loneliness. will determine if current fund- individuals can hear the dog’s goes through. The Tooele County Aging ing can help pay for the robotic heartbeat when a person is “The pet companion pro- Services Department recently pets with state grants. petting the animal. gram is a new program at partnered with Utah State If the grants go through, this The animals, which are sta- Tooele County Aging Services, University to participate in a means that many more seniors tionary, will bark or meow if and we will look forward to pilot program with other state in the county will be able to an older adult hasn’t spoken in seeing the data to determine if agencies on aging to determine have one of the pets. a while. this is helpful for older adults,” if companion pets would be The pets, which include cats Older adults enrolled in a said Zwerin. “So far, we have beneficial to older adults in and dogs, help the social isola- Tooele County Aging Services heard great responses from the the community, according to tion that older adults face as program were given the pets at individuals who have received Jamie Zwerin, Aging Services they age, according to Zwerin. no cost. the robotic animal.” COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT director. “For some older adults, tak- People can purchase robotic [email protected] The Tooele County Health Department is piloting a program that uses “We have been provided ing care of a pet has become pets online through Joy for robotic pets with isolated senior citizens. with three pets and have given too complicated. Individuals Life. Sheriff’s Department recognizes workers for their help

CEILLY SUTTON Wimmer. released about how to bring integral part of my budget,” the accident. dosed. STAFF WRITER After dinner and the video, drugs into the Tooele County said Wimmer speaking about Others given the 2020 ser- “He administered Narcan The Tooele County Sheriff’s those who had worked for the Jail. Fawson. vice awards included Deputies and saved the man’s life,” said Department held their annual department for five, 10, and 15 Other 2019 service awards 2020 service awards were Eric Keyes and Jeff Miller, Wimmer. banquet recently to recognize years were recognized. were given to Dispatcher given out to Deputies Jeff along with citizen Curtiss Scott McKenzie, a volunteer, their staff for keeping the Then five outstanding Veneta Arvanitas, who took Miller, Conner Turner, Dane Sloan for entering a structural received the 2020 Sheriff’s department going. awards for 2019 were given on extra assignments at work; Lerdahl, and Kevin Snider. fire and pulling a woman from Award for writing and put- The banquet was held dur- out. Pam Weaber, a front desk They were awarded for their the home, dispatcher Brayle ting together a plan to prevent ing National Law Enforcement The five awards went to: clerk, who helps the Tooele discovery of inmates at the Crosman for her extra efforts COVID-19 in the jail. week on the evening of May Sgt. David Bleazard, who County Sheriff’s office with jail who were manufacturing helping out in dispatch, and “This was hugely successful, 13 . helped track down a man steal- safety regulations and a main- weapons. BriAnne Stephens, who helps because ever since COVID hit, The banquet began with a ing vehicles; Deputy Christofer tenance employee named Sgt. David Bleazard and the department do things we have only had nine inmates dinner and a video recapping Chavez who was recognized Calvin Cobb for how he main- Deputies Erik Keyes, Thomas legally and works on civil become infected,” Wimmer the past two years for workers for catching a suspect after tains the systems at the jail. Sinnott, and Marika Ascarte paper service. said. “All of them were minor at the department. lifting a fingerprint off of a The 2019 Sheriff’s Award were awarded outstanding ser- Deputy Scott Caldwell was and there was never a true “We had a longer banquet crime scene and Deputy Mitch was given to Sabrina Fawson, vice for their work on a fatality awarded a lifesaving award for outbreak. It was always one because last year we couldn’t Stephenson, who identified Wimmer’s assistant. during a snowstorm in the his effort climbing through a inmate here and one there.” have it because of COVID,” said an outgoing letter from a jail “She is the first line of winter where they helped keep window of a house and helping [email protected] Tooele County Sheriff Paul inmate as they were being human resources and an children calm at the scene of an individual who had over-

Something On Your Mind? Write a Letter Summer music camp for all youth to the Editor! Tooele Valley Youth symphony offers Tooele Transcript Bulletin P.O. Box 390 week-long experience in music for youth Tooele, UT 84074 ANN HERRON will have learned something [email protected] CONTRIBUTING WRITER new about reading music Tooele valley youth are and turning it into something invited to a week-long summer beautiful,” Sciortino-Shades Subscribe 435-882-0050 music camp to learn the fun- said. damentals of music. And they There will be a concert will have a free instrument to after the camp to show off TOOELETRANSCRIPT play on. their new skills to family and The Tooele Valley Youth friends, she said. BULLETIN Symphony is offering a camp Another bonus of the music ADMINISTRATION for all Tooele County students camp is that it will serve as a Scott C. Dunn Publisher in grades 1-7. The camp runs fundraiser for the TVYS to go Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher June 1-5. on a tour of southern Utah in Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Instrumental rental is free June. OFFICE during the camp, says Jocelyn The current members of the Bruce K. Dunn Controller Sciortino-Shades, director TVYS plan to spend four days Chris Evans Office Manager for the Tooele Valley Youth in the southern Utah area Vicki Higgins Customer Service Symphony. playing music, doing service Patricia Cook Circulation Manager The camp is designed to be projects and having adven- EDITORIAL a feeder program to all the tures. Tim Gillie Editor local school music programs “Every good tour provides Darren Vaughan Sports Editor throughout the valley. a diversity of opportunities Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer The symphony program that aren’t always available in includes all the instruments in one’s hometown. My primary Mark Watson Correspondent COURTESY TOOELE VALLEY YOUTH SYMPHONY both band and orchestra. motive is to foster a strong ADVERTISING The Tooele Valley Youth Symphony will hold a summer msuic camp to help introduce new students to music. Each day will feature four sense of community and sup- Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales hours of music fundamental portive relationships for these Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & training and instrument prac- kids,” said Sciortino-Shades. Classified Advertising Manager tice. Summerhays Music is “We will be bonding together LAYOUT & DESIGN lending the camp instruments through providing service in for each student. the Utah Summer Games, per- John Hamilton Creative Director The History of Tooele County Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Part of the purpose of the forming in the parks, attend- camp is to match students ing amazing performances PRODUCTION with an instrument they are of others, meeting up with n September 1846 the Donner-Reed Party, while Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager interested in playing before the Zion’s Youth Symphony Itrying a shortcut to California, passed through Mindy Wiseman Production they commit to a music pro- and exchanging concerts Dan Coats Pre-press Technician the what would become Tooele County and nearly gram. and attending clinics at Dixie perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years SUBSCRIPTION RATES: “There is nothing more State University. Each experi- later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered connecting than music,” said ence, each stop on the tour is by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Sciortino-Shades. “What we designed to provide opportu- Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele have missed most during this nities for service, sharing and Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the others followed, and a community emerged on the United States. pandemic is human connec- making beautiful music.” tion. We have music as a part Where is this all headed? edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., of everything significant in The symphony directors have individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to closed Saturday and Sunday. our lives.” a plan. thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: Sciortino-Shades is the After students fall in love story, and many others, are found inside this History of 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. director of the TVYS and with their instruments, there Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: wants this summer camp to are not a lot of music teach- 4 p.m. day prior to publication. ignite the love of music in the ers in the Tooele Valley area, ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, hearts of area youth. according to Sciortino-Shades. mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: 3 p.m. day prior to publication. “This is a no risk, no com- “We want to encourage Express Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along OBITUARY DEADLINE: mitment way for bored kiddos more to move here and more the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. 10:30 a.m. day of publication. to begin the summer with to get active in teaching. We Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued something new and exciting. will be creating a new junior twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals They will have the option to version of the Tooele Valley Get Your Copy Today at the postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by rent an instrument at the end Youth Symphony that begins the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. of the week of course…….and in the fall,” she said. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, we hope that they will! We Creating an area music Tooele City, Utah 84074. want them to love learning to feeder program will give more • Nearly 500 pages POSTMASTER: play their instruments!” she kids a sense of belonging in Send change of address to: • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages TOOELE PO Box 390 said. the music world, she said. TRANSCRIPT Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Current TVYS members will The camp will be held from • Hardcover with dust jacket 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 be acting as camp counsel- June 1 through 5, from 8 a.m. ULLETIN email: [email protected] ors and have a few students to noon. The cost is $100 for • More than 500 photos B or visit our website extension at assigned to them for the week. the week, but the instruments TooeleOnline.com They will be working with the will be free to use the entire • More than 700 pioneer Entire contents ©2021 Transcript Bulletin 58 N. Main • Tooele Publishing Company, Inc. All rights students on fundamentals, time, including the concert. reserved. No part of this publication may games and activities. For more detail see www. biographies Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 be reproduced in any form without the “No one will be a Beethoven beginbandandorchestranow. $ 95 written consent of the editor or publisher. Closed Sat. and Sun. by the end of the camp, yet all com 39 TUESDAY May 25, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Logan family meets with responders, medical staff three months after crash

MARK WATSON to multiple accidents. CORRESPONDENT “By the grace of God we Emergency respond- are talking with you today,” ers, nurses, doctors and the Callister told members of the Trauma Center at Mountain Logan family Friday. West Medical Center expe- During the February inci- rienced a severe test of their dent, Callister was able to skills and teamwork on a late communicate with the Trauma Saturday night last February. Center at the hospital and keep FILE PHOTO Freezing temperatures and a them updated on the situation. May is Trauma Awareness Month. In December 2019, Mountain West Medical Center became a Designated Trauma Center. blinding snowstorm pounded a In addition to ambulance section of SR-36. crews, units responding to the said. Emergency Room tech chaos included North Tooele “I was amazed at the hospi- Jessica Sharp was driving Fire Department, Tooele tal and how much compassion home after knee surgery at the Explosive Army Depot, Utah they had while getting the job hospital and came across an Highway Patrol, Tooele County done,” she said. “When we got horrific accident that included Sheriff’s Department and to the hospital we felt we were a mangled truck in the area of Tooele City Police Department. in great hands — my nurse was SR-36 and Church Road. “Crews were bouncing from great. I was concerned about “The accident happened accident to accident,” Callister my husband and the hospital right in front of me and I said. staff was very informative to pulled over. I could hear a Fortunately one year ear- me. It was important to me to young girl screaming and then lier, MWMC created a Trauma know how my family members saw a boy jump out of the Program under the direction were doing. I have nothing but vehicle,” Sharp said. She said of Dr. Amy McCluskey, trauma good to say about the team.” the boy had unbuckled the medical director. Hospital Marketing Director girl prior to leaping out of the “This story is about team- Rebecca Trigg said May is truck. work,” McCluskey said. Trauma Awareness Month. “You couldn’t open any of The director was driving to In December 2019, the doors, but I was able to get the hospital through the storm Mountain West Medical Center the little girl out of the truck and came upon the accident. became a Designated Trauma and call 911,” Jessica Sharp “I’m terrified of driving Center. The hospital has dem- MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO said. through snow. I saw multiple onstrated an ability to provide EMT Dave Miner, ER Tech Jessica Sharp, Dr. Amy McCluskey, Dr. Brendan Milliner, EMT Jade Callister, Eric Logan, Mountain West Medical cars involved and one car advanced trauma life support Aiden Logan, Ellie Logan, Eric Logan, Kimberly Logan. Center Ambulance Services rolled over. I called the ER prior to transfer of patients to were immediately on the scene and told them to get ready for a higher level trauma center. gram. care. them fully aware of what and five m members of the Eric maybe 10 patients. It was a ter- It provides evaluation, stabi- Involved with prevention We also want to honor trau- victims and their families go Logan family were transported rifying night for me. My goal lization, and diagnostic capa- efforts and must have an active ma nurses and other staff with through with these types of to the hospital after being was to stay alive and get to bilities for injured patients, outreach program for its refer- Trauma Excellence Awards, traumatic accidents. extricated from their truck. the hospital. AirMed couldn’t according to a MWMC news ring communities. Examples of according to the news release. “Our systems provide AirMed was unable to land at fly and that made it challeng- release. what we offer (pre-Covid) are Trigg said Pamela Giles, RN, roles and responsibilities to the scene because of the blinding and we had injuries with Elements of a designated Stop the Bleed courses, CPR and Emergency Department keep chaos organized,” said ing snowstorm. high acuity. It was beautiful trauma center include: courses. Nurse, as well as Ronette Emergency Room Director Last Friday, emergency how the team systematically Basic emergency depart- In coming years, MWMC Sharp, Trauma Designation Scott Rounds. responders and medical pro- worked together that night,” ment facilities to implement anticipates holding an annual Coordinator have been instru- “We delegate and give fessionals met with the Logan McCluskey said. ATLS protocols and 24-hour Trauma Survivors Day to mental in getting this Trauma assignments to doctors and family to review some of the When patients arrived at laboratory coverage. Available honor patients, also known as Designation, as well as con- staff members to make sure we events of the horrific night the hospital they were treated trauma nurses and physicians “trauma survivors” and their tinued maintenance of this don’t have delays and reduc- when the family was rescued by Dr. Brendan Milliner, an available upon patient arrival. families to continue their heal- accreditation. tion in quality of care. On that and treated for critical injuries Emergency Medicine Specialist May provide surgery and ing. Patients returning to the The hospital hosted the night we already had a fairly after the crash. having more than eight years critical-care services if avail- scene of care and visiting with Logan family Friday and they full emergency department All members of the family of diverse experiences, espe- able. clinicians have described this became further acquainted and then received 12 addi- survived, and injuries to Eric cially in Emergency Medicine. Has developed transfer type of event nationwide as with first responders, doctors, tional patients. The night was were most critical including “It’s a night we won’t for- agreements for patients requir- “rewarding,” It can serve as nurses and others who helped certainly a test of our trauma two broken legs. get,” Milliner said. ing more comprehensive care an excellent venue to dem- them. designation measures as well Advanced EMT Jade Members of the Logan fam- at a higher level trauma center onstrate gratitude, invite Pamela Giles and Ronette as Incident Command System Callister said Eric needed to be ily include the dad Eric, moth- such as the University of Utah administrators, legislators, and Sharp said they work with and it worked very well,” extricated from the truck. er Kimberly, sons Aiden and or Intermountain Health. pre-hospital staff (Emergency trauma victims because they Rounds said. “He needed to be stabilized Wyatt and 2-year-old Ellie. Incorporates a comprehen- Responders) and showcase the have experienced some things [email protected] before being transported and “They needed multiple tools sive quality assessment pro- hospital and its high level of “close to home” that make hypothermia was an issue. to get us out of the truck. They Crews had to take doors off had to cut the door off and the truck to get him out. It was paramedics were great while good that he was awake the they transported us and kept whole time,” Callister said. us informed. Like it’s been said She said nine or 10 EMTs that night was nothing but were at the scene responding ‘organized chaos’,” Kimberly Emergency care. HEALTH UPDATE Recognized nationally. Available locally. Eat healthier this summer

LINDA MELONE and loaded with sodium,” says CHEST PAIN 30-MINUTE HEALTH.COM Saba Sassouni, RD, a New York CENTER PLEDGE ust like winter (with its holi- City-based dietitian. “If you Jdays and comfort food), sum- desire a savory meal, go for mer can be a time when it’s easy the chicken or turkey gyro or GENERAL TELE-INTENSIVIST CRITICAL CARE to sabotage your healthy eating chicken kebab options.” Chicken SURGERY goals. Fortunately, there are easy on a stick is also a healthier ways to stay on track. “First, option. To satisfy a sweet tooth, there’s always a healthy option ditch fried, sugar-topped funnel for the type of food you want. cakes and snack on kettle corn Second, it’s not only what you samples, instead, Sassouni says. CERTIFIED choose to eat but how you pre- STROKE RECEIVING OBSTETRICS pare it that makes the big differ- 4. Go easy on the toppings. CENTER ence,” says Brian Quebbemann, Ending the day with a dish M.D., a bariatric surgeon in of ice cream can put your daily California. Here’s how to enjoy calorie intake over the top, your summer and eat healthy especially if you choose a vari- too. ety with added mix-ins. Instead of a giant sundae with lots 1. Go easy on sugary drinks. of toppings, “Get a cone, the ORTHOPEDICS LEVEL IV Enjoy iced tea and lemonade lowest-calorie option,” suggests TRAUMA in moderation. “Commercially Quebbemann. “Moderation is sweetened iced tea has 80 calo- key.” ries per glass, lemonade has 99 calories and most commercial 5. Mind your chips and dip. When you have a medical emergency, you can turn to the emergency department fruit juices are about 80 calories It’s easy to lose track of how at Mountain West Medical Center with confidence. per 8 ounces, which is roughly many chips you’ve eaten, and the the same amount of calories as a fat and calories add up quickly -- • Our 30-Minute Pledge means we will work diligently to have you initially seen regular cola,” says Quebbemann. especially when you dunk them by a medical professional within 30 minutes of your arrival in the ER. Instead, when you’re craving a into creamy dip, says Michelle sweet drink, he suggests diluting Dudash, RDN, author of “Clean • As a Certified Stroke Receiving Center, we have proven procedures, protocols, 100% fruit juice with an equal Eating for Busy Families.” and equipment for Stroke Care. portion of water. “An ounce of potato chips • uses virtual technology to give physicians 24/7 access contains 150 calories, and it’s Neurology Telemedicine 2. Keep the fresh in fruit salad. easy to mindlessly eat two to to specialists in stroke and other neurological issues. Fruit may seem like a good three times this amount.” For a • We are an American College of Cardiology Accredited Chest Pain Center. choice -- and it is -- but not if healthier option, chow down on This prestigious accreditation indicates that we have achieved a higher level of your salad is filled with canned sliced veggies with hummus or a fruit soaked in syrup, loaded yogurt-based dip, instead. expertise when dealing with patients who arrive with symptoms of a heart attack. with whipped cream and gar- • Our affiliation with University of Utah Health brings the expertise, services and nished with mini marshmallows, 6. Keep summer salads light. best practices of an academic medical center home to you. as it often is at summer picnics, Salads can be a great, low- says Quebbemann. Make it calorie food choice -- or a major healthier by using fresh fruit calorie bomb. To keep things With these, plus specialists in Cardiology, General Surgery and Orthopedics, we are rather than canned, and opt for light, top summer salads with at our best when you need us most. light whipped cream or plain low-fat dressing, or make your yogurt (which provides extra own and substitute Greek yogurt protein). Replace the marshmal- for mayo, Quebbemann suggests. lows with banana or melon slices Current Average ER Wait Time to add more sweetness. Health delivers relevant information in clear, jargon-free MountainWestMC.com 3. Stick with healthier carnival language that puts health into 2055 North Main Street • Tooele, UT 84074 foods. context in peoples’ lives. Online at Specialists are Employed and Independent Members of the Medical Staff at Mountain West Medical Center. • If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. “Hot dogs are high in satu- www.health.com. rated fat, calories, preservatives © 2021 Meredith Corporation

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GUEST OPINION No, Israel is not an apartheid state he charge of apartheid is Tthe new blood libel. As Hamas rains rockets down on Israel, members of the Squad in Congress and other left-wing enemies are using the occasion to amplify their accusation that Israel is an “apartheid state.” This is a transparent attempt roughly doubled over the last to delegitimize — and isolate decade. and ultimately destroy — the As Steve Kramer of The Jewish state by associating it Times of Israel puts it, “They with a racist regime that the arguably are the most free world united to squeeze out of Arabs in the Middle East.” existence. Then, there are the Rashida Tlaib, the Palestinian territories, where Democratic congresswoman there is a marked lack of from Michigan, says that Israel democracy courtesy of the is “promoting racism and Palestinians themselves. dehumanization” under an Palestinian president “apartheid system,” and Rep. Mahmoud Abbas, who is still Ilhan Omar of Minnesota refers serving a four-year term that to “Israel’s apartheid govern- began about 15 years ago, can- ment.” celled new elections scheduled The charge is given a patina for May 22. He found a way of legitimacy by Human Rights to blame Israel for this move, Watch, which recently issued of course, but the bottom line a 213-page report devoted is that his party, Fatah, feared to the allegation, and other Hamas would win, as it did in anti-Israel organizations that the last Palestinian election understand the accusation’s back in 2006. potential power to define Israel The Palestinians have made out of the circle of advanced postponing elections into a MATTERS OF FAITH democracies. high political art, in keeping It doesn’t take much moral with the lack of democratic discernment to understand, accountability in other neigh- even if one takes a harshly boring Arab states. critical view of how Israel con- How Israel should handle ducts itself, that it is nothing the threat of another terror like an apartheid regime in state devoted to its destruc- South Africa that depended on tion arising on its borders is, a rigorously enforced system of any fair-minded person should racial repression. concede, an inherently difficult The Arab minority in Israel question. (about 20% of the population) It has offered the may face obstacles, but it is Palestinians a state twice, in not treated like black South 2000 and 2008, to no avail. Africans. Israel evacuated the Gaza Rep. Alexandria Ocasio- Strip entirely in 2005. It can’t Cortez of New York and her be blamed for Hamas winning ideological compatriots tweet- the elections in 2006, taking ed the other day, “Apartheid over Gaza in a coup against states aren’t democracies,” Fatah a year later, and misgov- which nailed the point, just not erning the territory ever since, the way they intended. with an emphasis on using it as Israel is a democracy that a base from which to wage war affords its Arab citizens full against Israel. rights. They vote in elections Much is made of its border and Arab parties sit in parlia- controls in Gaza and the West ment. These parties obviously Bank, but a border isn’t a deni- have a profoundly different al of citizenship rights, rather CHARLIE ROBERS CHARILE ROBERTS worldview than the Zionist a demarcation between two LDS missionaries and volunteers move bricks for the repair of Christine Janna Roberts shares a Church magazine with Christine Namwinga at her parties, which has been a bar- societies. If the Palestinians Namwinga’s home in near Luanshya, Zambia. home in Zambia. rier preventing cooperation would ever accept the right of between them. But this year, in Israel to exist and embrace a a first, Arab parties were part program of peaceful develop- of the negotiations over form- ment, they’d get their own sov- ing a new government before ereign state. Christ’s teachings of love and they broke down. Instead, they want to wipe Arab Israelis are full par- Israel from the map, and are ticipants in Israeli society. getting an assist from purvey- There are Arab justices on the ors of the malicious lie that Supreme Court. About 20% Israel is morally indistinguish- generosity shine in Zambia of doctors in Israel and about able from the old, racist South half of pharmacists are Arab. Africa. Roughly 17% of students “This is my commandment, seeking an undergraduate Rich Lowry is editor of the That ye love one another, as I degree are Arab, a number has National Review. have loved you.” Charlie Roberts -John 15:12 GUEST COLUMNIST Tooele Transcript Bulletin Editorial Board his is a story about friends Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Thelping a friend – a friend they will never meet. farm property. However, the About one month ago we hired workers took short cuts met Christine Namwinga, in the construction and sold a remarkable 95-year-old off the gravel for the concrete. woman. Brother Stephen As a result, termites attacked Kanta, a stalwart member of everything they could eat our small branch in Luanshya, through, including the floor Zambia, introduced us. and wood furniture. When Christine, a retired nurse/ we met Christine in April, the midwife, is the mother of 10 house was uninhabitable. children. Unfortunately, they Brother Kanta formed a CHARLIE ROBERS all passed away in tragic ways. plan and with the help of the Voluneers repair the roof on the home of Christine Namwinga. Five of them were drowned elders quorum president and in a flash flood while hiding a recently baptized member completed these tasks: unto me.” under a bridge on their way they went to work. All they • Carved a road, one-third home from school. Three of needed were the funds to of a mile in length Charlie Roberts and his wife them died of malaria. One complete the project. • Removed the brush and Janna are currently serving in son died of a heart attack on As people living in a devel- weeds from a 35-foot termite the Zambia Lusaka Mission for his wedding day, and the last oping country Zambians have hill and built stepping stairs to The Church of Jesus Christ of daughter died giving birth to plenty of love, but limited the top. Ninety-five-year old Latter-day Saints. her first child. Her beloved capital. Jobs are difficult to Christine must climb this hill husband passed away in 1992, come by, the pay is extremely for cell phone service. leaving her alone. low, and public assistance is • Retrieved and transported Christine experienced rare. It is similar to life in the water from a deep well to LETTERS POLICY these trials and much suf- United States during the Great make concrete for the new The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to the editor from readers. fering before miraculously Depression of the 1930s. floor Letters must be no longer than 250 finding the Luanshya branch We shared Christine’s story • Hauled water, rocks, words, civil in tone, written exclusively of The Church of Jesus Christ with our family and dear sand, and cement for the floor for the Transcript-Bulletin, and Full Local Sports of Latter-day Saints. She was friends and sought their finan- • Unloaded between 350 to accompanied by the writer’s name, address and phone number. Longer baptized in 2014. cial assistance. Within a few 400 large bricks from the util- letters may be published, based on Coverage Two senior sister missionar- days, the generous contribu- ity truck merit and at the Editor’s discretion. All ies serving in Luanshya grew tions of their hearts poured in. Thanks to everyone’s letters may be subject to editing. to love sister Christine. When Last week, nine of our mis- efforts, Sister Christine will Readers who are interested in writing in Every Issue they discovered she was liv- sionaries made the 50-kilo- soon move into her comfort- a longer guest op-ed column on ing in a crudely made shelter meter, 11/2-hour drive from able home to spend the final a topic of general interest should under a mango tree 50 kilome- Luanshya to the remote vil- years of an incredible life. contact Editor Tim Gillie. ters from Luanshya, they took lage of Kampelemwe. Brother All these children of God Email: [email protected] TOOELE Fax: (435) 882-6123 action. 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Timothy Michael Jessie Albert Butler dren Cody (Carly), Kyler, KC (Shaylee), Maranda (Melvin), Chervick “Uncle Jesse” Alexander, Joshua, Benjamin, Evelyn, Abigail; and four great- Timothy Michael Chervick Beloved father, brother, grandchildren. of Grantsville, Utah, passed uncle, grandpa, and friend He was preceded in death by away in his home April 24, Jessie Albert Butler (Uncle daughter Nancy Eileen Butler; 2021, at the age of 70. He was Jesse) passed in peace Monday, his beloved parents; broth- a scientist, inventor, environ- May 17, 2021, surrounded by ers Theodore Butler, Bruce E. mentalist, animal lover and loved ones at the age of 74. Butler, Floyd J. Butler, Raddie proud grandfather of Mateo Jessie was born Dec. 1, 1946, L. Butler, Roger K. Butler; and Isabella. He is survived by to Evelyn and Ellis (Bill) Butler sisters Virginia, and Joyce L. his brother David Chervick and in Grantsville, Utah. He gradu- Butler (Fawson); and nephew son Cody Chervick. His ashes ated from Grantsville High Kenneth J. Butler. will be spread at a private cer- School in 1965. Jesse was a Funeral services will be held emony. lifelong Tooele County resi- Thursday, May 27, 2021, at dent. Jesse married and later 11:30 a.m., at the Grantsville divorced Peggy Jean Baker. 13th Ward building, 428 S. He married and later divorced “White Rock.” Jesse had a spe- dancing and singing with his Hale St., Grantsville, Utah. Christine LaRae Jacobson. cial relationship and was very family. He was a member of Friends may call from 10 to 11 Jesse’s greatest joy was proud of his extended family, The Church of Jesus Christ of a.m. at the church prior to the spending time with his chil- especially his nieces, nephews, Latter-day Saints. services. Interment will be at Donald Lee Murphy dren and grandchildren whom and cousins. He worked con- He is survived by his brother the Grantsville City Cemetery. he bragged about to anyone struction as a pipelayer all over Billy Butler; sister Geraldine Donald Lee Murphy Jr was Masks and social distancing is who would listen. He loved Salt Lake and Tooele counties. Butler (Flanary); two sons born June 27, 1949, in Granite encouraged and recommend- singing karaoke, playing the Jesse worked at Chemical Lime Jesse A. Jr (Barbara) Butler City, Illinois. He relocated to ed. Services entrusted with guitar, deer hunting, watching Company for 25 years until he of Magna, Utah, and Larry Tooele after serving in the Didericksen Memorial. Broncos football, and hanging retired in the 2006. He loved to (April) Butler of Kennewick, United States Coast Guard. out at the family homestead attend the “deer hunters’ ball” Washington; nine grandchil- On April 28, 2021, Don left behind his pain and loneliness and went to join his wife Ronda the love of his life who proceeded him in death, Haley Marie Walters Gate College where she earned along with his parents and son an associate’s degree as a med- Donald Lee Murphy III. It is with heavy hearts that ical assistant. As part of her Don retired from Tooele we announce the death of education she was employed at Army Depot after 35 years Haley Marie Walters. On May several different locations as a of service. He was a lifelong 16, 2021, Haley passed away medical assistant. St. Louis Cardinals fan and due to complications associ- Haley loved horses, cows, he loved his puppy dogs. He Hileman, and sister Linda ated with COVID-19. She was dogs, cats and goats, and every is survived by his daughter Schmidt. born Nov. 20, 1983, to Mike other animal on this earth. She Danielle Murphy-Luper, grand- A memorial service will be and Pam Walters. She graduat- had a pet chicken. She was an daughters Jaslynn Luper and held at a later date. ed from Tooele High School in avid fisherman. She loved to Audriana Luper, brother James 2002. She continued with her play golf. She had the unique education by attending Eagle ability to remember every line by every actor in just about every movie she ever watched. PRECIOUS STONES She was truly a character and Your Local loved to have fun and make MONUMENTS others laugh. Community RESTORATION Haley was a brave, fearless, now she is free and at peace. and nephews; and all of her and beautiful young woman. As we say goodbye to our friends. News. • Cleaned • Protected Before She was very passionate in beloved Haley we will forever A graveside service will • Polished • Color Restoration Stay After what she believed in, and hold her in our hearts. be held Wednesday, May 26, LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED she touched the life of every She is survived by her hus- 2021, at 11 a.m. A celebration Informed. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED person she met. Haley loved band Brett Eastburn and her of life will follow at 4 p.m., at to care for her animals, she daughters Fynn and Evie; her the Moose Lodge in Tooele. Call Susan loved to paint and write, and TOOELE parents Pam West and Mike Death leaves a heartache that TRANSCRIPT she lived a life that was all her Walters (Kandy); her brothers no one can heal, love leaves a BULLETIN 435-830-8664 own. For the past few years Sam (Angie), Jack (Nicole), memory that no one can steal. 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Jim Wishart While attending Brigham Young University he met his After a long illness Jim wife Ellen. They were mar- Tooele Education Wishart died at the age of nine- ried in the Manti Temple. F ty-one years old. He was born They were blessed with five S T C S in Danville, Illinois. His time children: Rebecca (Stephen), on earth has come to an end, Brent, Cheri (Bill), Catherine, and he will be reunited with and Glade (Marni). his parents Mary and Robert While living in Tooele Jim Wishart; and his beloved chil- decided to drive the long road dren Brent, Catherine; and to Brigham Young University grandson Nicholas. where he earned his doctorate Jim always loved books, in administration. Jim started learning, and he always liked as a school psychologist, and his teachers. After graduating has also been a counselor and from high school, he attended schoolteacher before retiring Congratulations 2021 Graduates! college for two years. At the from the Tooele County School age of twenty he did not want District. He loved working with By Linda Clegg to be drafted into the Army, Christ of Latter-day Saints. young people, and they loved so he enlisted in the Air Force Later while in London he him also. This week will mark the for four years. He had the joined The Church of Jesus Funeral service will be graduations of the Class of opportunity of traveling many Christ of Latter-day Saints. Thursday, May 27, at 11 a.m., 2021 in the Tooele County places in the United States and Following the Air Force, at the Tooele 4th Ward build- School District. We at throughout the world. he went to Brigham Young ing, 192 W. 200 South, with TEF recognize graduates While in New York he met University where he earned his a viewing from 9:30 to 10:45 for your accomplishments an officer, who taught him bachelor’s and master’s degree a.m. Interment will be in the in the first 13 years of about The Church of Jesus in education and psychology. Tooele City Cemetery. your formal education. Ceremonies are planned to award your diplomas and to mark your next steps into the world. Aptly, the Alma Ruth Eubanks trip by train on The George ceremony associated with Rolph Washington Express. graduation is sometimes She married Nelson F. called commencement. Rolph, a returned veteran Alma Ruth Eubanks Rolph from World War II. They were Quoting from an article was born March 22, 1924, on blessed with two children, which appeared in the Butler Branch at Bald Hill, a daughter Brenda Rolph Huffington Post in 2014, Kentucky, to Joseph Henry (James) De Young, and a “The word commencement Eubanks, Sr. and Gracie Best son Daniel Nelson (Jeanette) is actually derived from a Hollar. She attended school Rolph. 13th century French word in a one room schoolhouse. She was faithful and true to meaning beginning or start. Ruth was very small and in her faith all her years, serving You see, commencement GHS graduating senior Reagan Wexels is pictured with her order to see over her desktop in many callings and teaching isn’t the celebration of an parents after receiving a TEF scholarship. This $1,000 “Step she sat on two large catalogs. children and adults alike. She ending it’s the celebration It Up” scholarship is one of three sponsored by Birch Family She loved school and greatly suffered the loss of her eternal of a new beginning. Pharmacy. enjoyed listening to the other and beloved companion eight As students, when you classes being taught, as well as years ago, but rejoices in the commence, you actually in a large measure on what over the pettiness we see her own. faithfulness of her posterity, 28 begin a new chapter in your you put into it. I promise so much of in the world Ruth was baptized in the Elder Abraham J. Gold. grandkids. life.” you challenges are part today. Be the victor in the cold water of a mill pond, then During World War II, Ruth Funeral service will be held This is a time you will of your future. Life will battle between revenge and confirmed on the running saved $200 from her $12 per at Tate Mortuary, Thursday, likely receive words of be unfair at times. As you forgiveness. board of her father’s truck, at week paycheck to pay her May 27, at 2 p.m. A viewing advice to go along with climb the mountains ahead Keep learning, and as you Martha’s Mill, Fleming County, way to Salt Lake City, Utah, to will be held prior to the service the words of praise. I am of you avoid seeing yourself learn, make sure your life Kentucky. The elder who per- obtain her patriarchal blessing. from 12:30 to 1:45pm. offering a few to you as as a victim. Those we see as aligns with what you truly formed these ordinances was This trek required a 10-day well: heroes face insurmountable believe. Yes, you can change As you begin this new difficulties and emerge with the world, but be sure to chapter of your life, take scars but also with victory. start by keeping your own DEATH NOTICES the time to remember and It isn’t the challenges that life in order. Something express gratitude for the define you, but the way you We love you. We are Beverly White Colleen McKay many people who have face them. proud of you. We believe in On Your influenced you on your Sometimes when we you. Beverly White of Tooele, Colleen McKay of Tooele, journey thus far. Parents, think of victory, we think of Mind? Utah, passed away May 24, Utah, passed away May 24, grandparents, teachers, crushing our enemies, but Tooele Education 2021. A full obituary will 2021. A full obituary will run in a future edition of the run in a future edition of the friends, siblings, and the most important victories Foundation Write a Letter teammates to name a few. we will ever win will be in Transcript Bulletin. 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Howells and Sarah Elkington Museum, $25,539 for renova- The tourism tax fund receives Grants Adams Homestead, $10,000 tion project expenses; Lake revenue from a 1.0% tax on continued from page A1 for assistance in getting Point Community Association food purchased in restaurants on the National Histroric event, $1,000 out of county and a 3.5% tax on lodging in Registry and landscap- advertising; Ivie Cares Farm motels and hotels. there is a written agreement ing; Tooele County Master and Petting Zoo, $500 for out State code requires that in place with Rush Valley Gardners, $2,500 for out of of county advertising; Elite FC tourism tax dollars be used Town about maintenance and county advertising; Breezn Soccer Tournament, $5,000 to promote tourism or for the cooperation costs of the old Barrels, $4,000 for facil- for out of county advertising maintenance and operation of church building. ity rental and out of county and facility costs; Tooele City tourism-related facilities. Other tourism grants that advertising; Utah Sport Bike Oquirrh Hills Golf Course The state code also speci- were approved included: Association, $8,500 for Tooele tournaments, and $3,500 for fies the membership of the Salty and Stupid Cycling, Valley hotel stay incentive, out of county advertising on Tourism Advisory Board and $5,000 for out of county facility fees, and out of county web-based platforms target- requires that they advise the advertising and copyright advertising; Tooele County ing outside county golf asso- county legislative body on the access to high-quaility Court House and Pioneer ciations and high schools. best use of revenues collected footgage for us ein tourism Plaza, $4,428 for operational The grants come from the from tourism taxes. efforts; The John and Mary expenses; Wendover Airport County’s tourism tax fund. [email protected]

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SPORTS EDITOR of Baylee Sorensen and Kate Reliever Sadie Baker got the With one swing of the bat, Dahle, who combined to allow Buffs out of the inning without Tooele senior Attlyn Johnston just eight hits with six strike- any further damage, but things appeared to give the Buffaloes’ outs and two walks. had already gotten out of hand softball team the spark it Johnston was credited with at that point. needed in Game 2 of the Class the loss despite allowing just Bear River threatened to end 4A state championship series five hits and a walk with 11 the game by the 10-run rule in against Bear River on Saturday strikeouts in a complete-game the sixth inning, scoring four in Spanish Fork. effort. runs in the top of the frame However, with one improb- That sent the series to Game before Tooele broke up Dahle’s able catch, Bear River center 3, where the Bears built a com- shutout when Hogan scored on fielder Olivia Taylor went viral manding 6-0 lead in the first an error in the bottom half of — and helped spark the Bears four and a half innings. A pair the inning. The Bears tacked to a 4-2 win to force a decisive of uncharacteristic errors led on four more runs in the sev- third game. In the finale, Bear to Bear River’s first run in the enth on a two-run home run by River dominated from start to top of the first inning, and a McCall Maxfield and a two-run finish in a 14-6 win, derailing sacrifice fly by Kortnie Burton single by Dahle. Tooele’s hopes of a second- and a single up the middle by Tooele scored five times consecutive Class 4A title. Carlee Miller made it 3-0 in the in the bottom of the seventh, With her team trailing 4-1 third. including a three-run home in the bottom of the fourth Bear River doubled its lead run by Ayden Fitch, but it inning, Johnston ripped a line on a three-run home run by drive to straightaway center Cami Gibbs with two outs in SEE SOFTBALL PAGE B7 ® field that appeared destined for a solo home run, which would have cut Bear River’s lead to just two runs. However, Taylor reached over the temporary fence and robbed Johnston of the round-tripper as she landed on the other side, preserving the Bears’ three-run lead. Bear River (27-6) built an early 2-0 lead in the first inning on back-to-back home runs off Johnston by sisters McCall and Oaklie Maxfield. Oaklie Maxfield also ripped a two-run double down the right-field line in the third inning to extend the Bears’ lead to 4-0 before the Buffaloes (28-5) got on the board on a perfect bunt by Paige Rydalch that drove in Emma Higley in the bottom of the third. Tooele eventually got its second run of Game 2 in the bottom of the sixth on a two-out, RBI infield single by Lizbeth Garcia that brought in Kate CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Hogan. However, that was all Tooele senior Paige Rydalch lays down a bunt during Saturday’s Class 4A Tooele senior Lizbeth Garcia (16) fields a fly ball as teammate Ayden Fitch looks on during Game 2 of the Class Tooele could muster against state softball tournament game against Bear River in Spanish Fork. 4A state softball championship series. Cowboys’ Garcia wins Grantsville fourth at tennis tourney DARREN VAUGHAN 13, and upended Region 14 No. 3 the state tournament, and beat SPORTS EDITOR Kason Erickson of North Sanpete Region 14 No. 3 Nate Bigelow of The Grantsville boys tennis 6-3, 6-2 in Round One. He then Manti 6-2, 6-2 in the first round state javelin title team wrapped up its season with outlasted Region 12 champion before falling to Region 12 cham- a fourth-place finish at the Class Jack Livingston of Carbon 6-4, pion Derrick Jorgensen of Carbon 3A state tournament on Saturday 5-7, 6-1 in the second round, but 6-1, 6-0. The Cowboys’ top dou- Stallion boys finish first in 4x100 relay at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, lost to Region 13 runner-up Daniel bles team of Hunter Bell and Gabe sending two singles players and McNally of Rowland Hall 6-2, 6-2 Hill, who were the No. 4 seed DARREN VAUGHAN team of Benjamin Douglas, Austin one doubles team to the semifinal in the semis. from Region 13, lost to Region 14 SPORTS EDITOR Rady, Nathan Bushnell and Miles round despite having nobody seed- The Cowboys’ second doubles runners-up Jake Cox and Josh Cox It was a successful finish to the season Howa also won a state championship ed higher than third coming out of team of Quinten White and of North Sanpete 6-3, 1-6, 6-1 in for Tooele County’s high school track in Class 4A, finishing its race in 43.58 the Region 13 tournament. Brennan Harvey also earned a the first round. and field teams, as the boys and girls seconds. Camdin Nelson, who was No. 3 seed for the state tourna- Waterford won the Class 3A from Grantsville, Stansbury and Tooele Below is a complete recap of all the Region 13’s third-place finisher at ment, and beat Region 14 No. team title, recording 26 points high schools brought home quite the Tooele County athletes who finished in first singles, beat South Sevier’s 3 Davin Anderson and Kaysen to Rowland Hall’s 22. Juab (9) haul of medals from the state track meet the top-eight in their events at the state Brayden Staples 6-4, 6-3 in Smith of North Sanpete 7-6 (2), was third, followed by Grantsville at Davis High School in Kaysville. meet. Friday’s opening round before 6-2 in the first round. They beat (7), Morgan (5) and Carbon (4). Nobody won a bigger prize than knocking off Region 14 champion Region 13 No. 5 Jose Maaz Cortez Delta and Manti tied for seventh Grantsville senior Jade Garcia, the Class 4A Kyler Williams of Juab 6-4, 6-3 and Yan Chen of Judge Memorial with three points, and American Class 3A state champion in the girls’ Stansbury’s Franklin Joyce finished in the second round. However, 6-1, 6-1 in the second round, and Heritage, North Sanpete, Richfield javelin. Garcia, already a state champion as the runner-up in the boys’ discus with Region 13 runner-up Jaiden lost to Region 13 No. 2 Owen and South Sevier tied for ninth earlier this year in girls wrestling at 132 a mark of 137-3, while the Stallions’ Handlon of Rowland Hall beat Hammond and Grant Christensen with two points. Judge Memorial, pounds, recorded a mark of 126 feet, 4x800 relay (Jacob Simper, Kaemon Nelson 6-1, 6-0 in Saturday’s semi- of Waterford in a hard-fought 6-7, San Juan and Telos Academy each 3 inches, to capture the top spot at the Dix, Charlie Cook and Noah Hales) final round. 6-3, 7-5 decision in the semifinals. recorded one point and tied for state meet. At second singles, Carter Killian Third singles player Logan 10th place. Stansbury’s boys 4x100-meter relay SEE TRACK PAGE B2 ® was the No. 3 seed from Region Madsen was a No. 4 seed entering [email protected]

SPORTS WRAP FROM THE SIDELINES HS softball scores Bingham 8, Hunter 1 Thursday Riverton 10, Taylorsville 0 Class 4A semifinals Class 5A third round Tooele 11, Canyon View 3 Murray 12, East 2 So ends a wild, crazy school year Bear River 12, Snow Canyon 7 Lehi 9, Timpanogos 3 Class 4A one-loss bracket Farmington 3, Payson 2 ack in August, I never athletes, with multiple indi- what might be looming on the Canyon View 15, Ridgeline 5 Bountiful 6, Orem 3 Bthought we’d get here. vidual state championships, as horizon. Tooele and Stansbury Snow Canyon 12, Crimson Cliffs 2 Springville 13, Salem Hills 3 We were just five months well as team titles for Tooele’s are headed to Class 5A, where Class 6A second round Wasatch 18, Maple Mountain 3 removed from the unthinkable Darren Vaughan Unified Soccer squad and the they’ll join familiar foes Cedar SPORTS EDITOR Riverton 13, Taylorsville 0 Mountain Ridge 10, Bonneville 9 — the complete cancellation baseball and softball teams Valley and Uintah in a new Bingham 5, Hunter 0 Spanish Fork 14, Box Elder 4 of the spring sports season, from Grantsville. It also served region that also includes the Herriman 8, Lone Peak 0 Saturday and the worst of the COVID- as a sign of brighter days likes of Cottonwood, Hillcrest, Clearfield 14, Pleasant Grove 4 Class 4A championship 19 pandemic was yet to come. ahead for numerous other Payson and Timpanogos. Weber 4, Copper Hills 3 Game 3 Sure, high school sports were County would have hoped, it programs, with Grantsville’s Meanwhile, Grantsville will Fremont 9, Syracuse 1 Bear River 14, Tooele 6 set to return, but I couldn’t was still special to be able to soccer teams continuing to get remain in Class 3A, where the Layton 19, Cyprus 8 Game 2 help but prepare myself for say we made it. better every year, Stansbury’s Cowboys have built a power- Skyridge 12, Westlake 8 Bear River 4, Tooele 2 the worst: a year fraught with Out of the 15 school years football team continuing to house athletics program com- Class 5A third round Class 6A second round stops and starts, with state I’ve spent covering high school knock on the door of a play- parable to their glory days of Spanish Fork 15, Box Elder 0 Skyridge 5, Westlake 3 championship hopes derailed sports in three different states, off breakthrough and it boys the late 1990s. Mountain Ridge 13, Bonneville 2 by a situation seemingly spiral- this one was by far the strang- soccer squad reaching new Come next fall, the boys and Wasatch 14, Maple Mountain 4 HS baseball scores ing out of control. est. I spent the bulk of the year Springville 16, Salem Hills 1 Thursday heights, and a scrappy bunch girls of Tooele, Stansbury and Bountiful 9, Orem 2 Class 6A super regional But a funny thing happened watching games remotely from of girls basketball players from Grantsville high schools will be Farmington 8, Payson 3 American Fork 15, Corner Canyon 1 between August and this past the comfort of my bedroom, Tooele managing to find its back in action yet again, com- Lehi 12, Timpanogos 2 Bingham 8, West Jordan 2 weekend. With a few excep- streaming games from my stride toward the end of the peting for more state champi- Murray 12, East 2 Riverton 5, Taylorsville 1 tions — namely, a few COVID- phone to my TV set. Once the season. onships and thrilling Tooele Layton 6, Davis 2 Friday related shutdowns, the most weather got warm, I made my The real reward this school County sports fans. Jordan 6, Northridge 1 notable of which appeared to way back to games in person, year was seeing our athletes It will be well worth the Class 4A championship Lone Peak 6, Weber 5 Game 1 have stymied the momentum and by the end of the spring, get to compete at all, par- two-and-a-half-month wait. Fremont 14, Skyridge 0 built by the Tooele volleyball things finally started to seem a ticularly compared to where Tooele 5, Bear River 0 Pleasant Grove 14, Westlake 3 team in the early part of the little bit more normal. Class 6A second round we were at this time a year Darren Vaughan is a veteran Class 5A super regional season — things seemed to go Let’s hope that carries over ago. Last year left high school sports writer from Moab, Utah. Layton 16, Cyprus 5 Salem Hills 10, Brighton 0 Fremont 8, Syracuse 5 relatively smoothly. And while to the fall, when our local sports fans and anthletes won- He’s still trying to wrap his Murray 3, Spanish Fork 0 Saturday’s state championship athletes take to the fields and dering what could have been. mind around the way the past Weber 12, Copper Hills 1 Maple Mountain 3, Bountiful 1 Clearfield 12, Pleasant Grove 4 softball showdown between courts once more. This year should leave two school years have unfolded. Herriman 14, Lone Peak 4 SEE WRAP PAGE B2 ® Tooele and Bear River didn’t This past year served as a everyone going into the 2021- Email him at dvaughan@tooele- go how anyone from Tooele coronation for many of our 22 school year excited about transcript.com B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY May 25, 2021

MONDAY’S WARM COCOA Lessons from an unsuspected movie expert and two sons “ have two kids. Boys,” focused on moving forward, a light-hearted conversation as we walked up the ramp and never discouraged them from IClayton Bearden said to me doing their best. — at least I thought it was — into the airplane so we could focusing on their own paths. as we were working together Think about some of your that is, right up to the time he fly together. Third, Clayton’s sons and on Friday. “One of them is Lynn Butterﬁ eld own greatest successes in life. asked me what the best Mary Clayton had been teach- the unsuspected movie expert graduating from high school GUEST COLUMNIST They most likely happened Poppins movie was. ing his sons about how they thrived as a result of their sup- and college today.” because you activated your Just as I was about to open could fly together their entire port system. Those closest to I later learned this son was own skills to make it happen, my mouth to answer, he lives. Here are the truths that them were able to recognize one of only seven seniors in just like Clayton’s sons did. answered for me. Clayton and my flight com- what made their life compan- his very large high school to me wrong, they’re both great Whether you and I realize “It is the newest one!” He panions displayed about how ions special and exceptional. graduate with his high school young men. I’m very proud it or not, we all have what it blurted out. everyone can fly their highest: This third step is the critical degree as well as his associ- of both of them. They’re an takes to be great on our own His travel companion looked First, every person ever born catalyst for flight activation. ate of science degree. I knew improvement over their dad.” chosen path. Yes, that means at me and said, “He’ll be able has unique talent, personality, As Clayton left to meet his Clayton had two sons and the Clayton’s older son is in the none of us need to resort to to tell you everything about and interest. Personal success his family and friends to cel- newly graduating son was his military. In a way, he paved the yucky gimmicks or manipula- almost any movie ever made!” comes by embracing those ebrate his son’s success, I said youngest. His success made me way for his younger brother tion to get our best results. She was right. He knew individual attributes. to myself, “You, your sons and wonder about the life path of because he joined the national Have I left you wondering? details I never dreamed pos- Second, be true to who you an unsuspected movie expert his older brother as well. guard just before his senior Think about this: sible. He had such passion it really are and not who you have shown all of us the secrets “His older brother is noth- year in high school and by the While riding on a bus from was very clear to me he had think other people or institu- to activate takeoff and flight ing like his younger sibling.” time he graduated and went an airport terminal to board an activated every skill his hunger tions want you to be. Clayton for everyone.” Clayton said. “He never to boot camp, he had already airplane last week I happened would allow him to consume. encouraged his boys to excel wanted to attend college. He’s been promoted. Both boys rec- to be sitting next to an intellec- “I don’t think I’ve ever while embracing who they Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda a lot more like me. He’s a kind ognized their personal skills, tually challenged man and his known this much about any- truly are. He never compared and is a managing broker for a of adrenaline junkie. Don’t get identified their path and then travel companion. We began thing,” I said to my new friends his sons to each other. He real estate company.

200 (22.80) in addition to a The Cowboys also got a was eighth in the high jump Track fifth-place finish in the 100 fifth-place finish in the 4x100 at 4-11, and the 4x100 relay continued from page B1 (11.40). Justin Rogers was relay, as Stetson Spencer, of Madison Rainer, Maison third in the 110 high hurdles in Logan White, Carlos Silva White, Echavarria and Backus 15.02 as the Buffaloes finished and Rainer clocked in at finished fifth in 52.74. finished second in 8:10.09. tied for 11th with 22 points. 45.49. The 4x400 relay team Douglas, Rady, Bushnell and of Connor Horrocks, White, Class 1A Dylan Hamilton finished third Class 3A John Hunzeker and Carson Dugway had a pair of state in the 4x200 relay in 1:32.36, Kyler Wright led the Hunt was sixth in 3:42.72 as placers, giving the Mustangs and Hales was fifth in the Grantsville boys with a fourth- the Grantsville boys finished three points and a 13th-place 1,600 in 4:26.19 and sixth place finish in the 400 (52.06) 10th in Class 3A with 16 finish among Class 1A boys in the 800 in 1:59.33. The and an eighth-place effort in points. teams. Kota Bear was seventh Stansbury boys finished eighth the 110 high hurdles (17.34). The Grantsville girls, who in the shot put with a mark of in the final team standings Matthew Harris was sev- were 13th with 17 points, got 38-2 1/2, and Tyi Bear was with 39 points. enth in the 110 high hurdles a pair of eighth-place finishes eighth in the discus with a Tooele’s Joseph Wilkins (17.21) and Ethan Rainer was from Emily Backus in the mark of 109-3. had a strong day, finishing eighth in the 100-meter dash 100 (13.85) and long jump [email protected] third in the 400 (50.02) and in 11.81. (15-5 1/4). Lynae Echavarria

Woods Cross 3, Skyline 1 Class 6A super regional Riverton 5, Layton 0 Farmington 7, Mountain Ridge 6 Pleasant Grove 10, Westlake 2 American Fork 2, Bingham 1 Wrap Olympus 10, Wasatch 4 Skyridge 3, Fremont 2 Class 6A Bracket 2 continued from page B1 Lone Peak 10, Weber 0 Friday Pleasant Grove 1, Skyridge 0 Jordan 10, Northridge 5 Class 4A championship Jordan 9, Lone Peak 4 Game 1 Layton 1, Davis 0 Timpanogos 11, Provo 1 Class 5A Bracket 1 Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 Snow Canyon 3, Mountain Crest 1 Riverton 10, Taylorsville 1 Orem 4, Cottonwood 1 Bingham 11, West Jordan 2 Orem 1, Olympus 0 American Fork 12, Corner Canyon 0 Maple Mountain 8, Woods Cross 6 Skyridge 9, Fremont 0 Class 5A Bracket 2 Class 5A super regional Salem Hills 2, Farmington 0 Olympus 8, Wasatch 0 Spanish Fork 8, Timpanogos 3 Mountain Ridge 4, Farmington 0 HS boys soccer scores Skyline 6, Woods Cross 1 Thursday Orem 4, Cottonwood 0 Class 6A quarterfinals Maple Mountain 4, Bountiful 2 Weber 1, Corner Canyon 0 GENERAL PLAN Spanish Fork 2, Murray 1 Skyridge 2, Bingham 0 Salem Hills 10, Brighton 4 Fremont 2, Davis 1 Provo 9, Timpanogos 5 Herriman 2, Northridge 0 Timpanogos 6, Provo 0 Spanish Fork 8, Murray 1 Friday Class 5A quarterfinals Saturday Wasatch 2, Spanish Fork 1 Class 4A championship Skyline 1, Mountain Ridge 0 Game 2 Maple Mountain 3, Farmington 1 Snow Canyon 6, Mountain Crest 4 Brighton 4, Provo 1 Class 5A super regional Monday Woods Cross 7, Skyline 0 Class 6A semifinals Monday Weber 3, Fremont 0 Class 6A Bracket 1 Skyridge 2, Herriman 1 BIRTHDAY

James Melvin Fowler late Lucy Ila Hammond of OPEN Grantsville. The young couple James Melvin Fowler, built a home in Grantsville a longtime resident of where Jim still resides. Jim and Grantsville, Utah, will cel- Lucy were the proud parents COME SHAPE THE FUTURE OF THE COUNTY! ebrate his 90th birthday this of four children: Linda (Gene) Friday. Born May 28, 1931, Cook, Ron (Lupe) Fowler, the HOUSE in Mize, Georgia, he was the late Ray (Diane) Fowler and only son of Theodore and Nena Laurie (Steve) Cozart. AKER PARK Fowler. Jim was employed by the TON Jim enlisted in the U.S. U.S. government and retired Army in December 1948 after 38 years of faithful ser- STOCKTON, OPHIR, PINE and was assigned to the 7th vice. Jim owned and operated ER S Chemical Depot Company Fowler TV Service serving the CANYON, & RUSH VALLEY (Red Diamond) and stationed residents of Tooele County for LOCATION: ALEX BAKER PARK ALL COUNTY at the Deseret Chemical Center over twenty years as an elec- MAY 382 S ROGER ST, STOCKTON RESIDENTS in Tooele County, Utah. He tronics repair technician. WELCOME later served a tour of duty All of Jim’s children, grand- in the occupational forces in children and great-grandchil- JUNE Kirchheimbolanden, Germany. dren join together to wish him While station in Tooele County a very Happy Birthday! 27TH5PM- Jim met and married the 3RD ALL COUNTY 7:00PM 5PM- RESIDENTS WELCOME Something RK 7:00PM

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Grantsville Irrigation Company justserve.org and post your project or sign for family and friends. Please call Alice 435-277-0087. to Recovery” Tooele Grantsville Irrigation has increased up to become a volunteer for the project Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at of your choice today! This is a free website purchase these books. Tooele Valley Family History Senior Center the allotment from 50,000 gallons per 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in residential share to 100,000 gallons per that connects community needs with vol- Center Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open The senior center is for the enjoyment of residential share. Agricultural users have unteers who can help meet those needs. Seeking Historical Items Research your ancestors free with to all those affected by someone else’s all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are been issued an additional turn making a The Tooele County Historical Society trained Family Search volunteers at the addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., total of 2 regular turns for the season. We would like members of the community Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 help by sharing our experience, strength Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and exciting would like to thank users for their con- Moose who have any family or personal histories, N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. and hope. For more information, please activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, tinued efforts to conserve water. Please photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Hours of operation: Tuesday through contact Terri at 435-313-4851. crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled Meals at Lodge contact the office at 435-884-3451 or VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Friday and Saturday night dinners will [email protected] with any questions would like to donate to our organization Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday Military Items Wanted wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class be served from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. or concerns. to please call us. We are also looking for evenings by appointment only. Special When you no longer want your mili- movies and health classes. Meals-On- Friday night dinners change weekly, books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- classes offered regularly. Call the center tary items, do not take them to Deseret Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Grantsville Bike Hike Road or you can order from the menu items chures or any history that pertains to the for more information. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Closure Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Tooele County area. If you would like to — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, gested contribution is $3. For those under Grantsville Elementary, Willow able price. donate them to our organization, or if you Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to Elementary and Grantsville Police Dept. Daily lunch specials are available at the would let us make a copy for the Tooele This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — the store or doctor visits for residents in would like to announce the following lodge from 11 a.m. County Historical Society, please call 435- the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- road closures: SR 112 from Sheep Lane to Take out orders can be called in during 882-1612. S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, displayed with honor and respect. Call portation information call 435-843-4114. Durfee Street will be closed for GES & WES our operating hours and picked up at the contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. For more information about the Tooele schools 5th grade bike hike on Monday, lodge at the time agreed on. Groups and Events at 435-849-4180. center, call 435-843-4110. May 24th and Tuesday, May 25th around For members and their guests only. Children’s Choir Auditions Alcoholics Anonymous Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and again around 1:30 Tooele Pioneer Museum Meetings The Annual Garden Tour Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 p.m. to 3 p.m. 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Meetings occur on the first and third The Annual Garden Tour, featuring Main Street, daily at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Sundays of every month, 9:30 a.m. for the over a dozen beautiful garden settings, Park in back. owner and director of Blake Music Studios, and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. is on Friday, June 11 from 1 to 6 pm, and Schools Alcoholics Anonymous directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 12 from 9 am to 4 pm. vocal performance and has taught at the Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are Open other times by appointment. Call Admission is $10 for adults and kids 12 collegiate level. If your child loves to sing St. Marguerite Catholic School also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Eagles and under free. There is a free Twilight and you are looking for an exceptional Students of all faiths are welcome p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- Tour on Friday night the 11, from 7 to 10 musical experience for them, this is it. For from preschool through 8th grade at Meetings Dr., Tooele. tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, Tooele County’s only faith-based school. pm. To get more info or to purchase tick- more information and to register for an The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants ets, visit www.annualgardentour.info. Mobile Vet Center Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day to start their meetings again on Monday, Young People in Recovery audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small com or call 435-277-0755. To better serve veterans located in February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are Tooele County Gun Show and Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center encouraged to be there and all sisters are Safety Fair all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and Tooele Valley Youth Symphony (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday invited to attend. Vendors and Exhibitors wanted for the Kids can learn to play a musical instru- visit www.stmargschool.org. also on the first and third Friday of the from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Tooele County Gun Show and Safety ment this summer at Tooele Valley Youth month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. Fair on June 12, 2021 and for The Trap Symphony’s Beginners Camp. Instruments Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides Education Shooting Competition the following are included! Register at www.beginban- free, confidential counseling for theater Social Room Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- Please notice that the Social Room is Saturday, June 19, 2021. The Gun Show dandorchestranow.com. veterans of all conflicts. For further 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Tooele Technical College open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. and Safety Fair will be held at the spa- information contact Dave Brown at 801- 435-255-9905. Author’s Welcome Programs with space available There is no sitting or standing at the bar cious Deseret Peak Convention Center 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center include the POST (Peace Officer from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Trap Shooting Family support group The Writer’s Bloc, Tooele chapter of the and tables are set six feet apart and are League of Utah Writers, invites you to join 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov Standards Training) program (Satellite Competition will be held the following Get your loved one sober. The USARA sanitized regularly. For the next two us at our bi-monthly virtual meetings, Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s Saturday, June 19, 2021 at the Tooele Craft family support group is held Donate to Library weeks masks are required to enter and where we discuss the craft and offer sup- License (CDL) program and Software Gun Club (hours TBD). If you’re interested Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Please remember the “Friends of the upon exiting the building. After entering port for fledgling authors. For more infor- Development. These programs and others in supporting this event as a vendor or room at the Tooele City Library. Group Tooele City Library” while doing home the building please print your name on mation please contact the chapter presi- are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today exhibitor, please visit https://forms.gle/ books and materials provided. Craft is a cleaning and donate your used books to the forms provided in the event that con- dent at [email protected], or and begin training for a promising career. FTJMojs4WJMLF3Km6. For more informa- free program for family members who the bookstore in the library. Money from tact tracing would be needed, this infor- find us on Facebook at Writers Bloc. Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- mation will only be used in the event of tion contact Kevin Neff at 435-277-2380 or have a loved one with a substance use book sales is used to support programs es at 435-248-1800 for more information. [email protected]. within the library. The library is located at contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite disorder. For more information, call Heidi Rocky Mountain Hospice 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Adult Education you to come down and see what we’ve Tooele County Arts Guild Warr at 435-255-9905. Want to have more meaning in your life. 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. Get your high school diploma this year done to help make it safe to go out. All artists from Tooele County age 13 Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Do you want to do something that is sat- org. Thank you for your support. at the Tooele Community Learning Center. The social room is open 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and above are welcome to join the Tooele isfying and of great service to your com- daily, staffed with volunteer bartenders, Change munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain All classes required for a high school County Arts Guild for an evening, or for We’ve changed the date and location Books for the Whole Family diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- please tip accordingly. the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Hospice volunteer. No experience Donated children’s books and paper- of our meeting. Please join us the 3rd required. All training, background check aration and English as a second language bership include the opportunity to display Monday of every month online through backs are for sale for 25 cents, and are available. Register now to graduate your artwork for show and sale in various and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. hard-covers are being sold for $1 from Elks Zoom. The Tooele County Health The only requirement is your desire to — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 venues around Tooele County, as well as Department’s Aging Services program 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 p.m. to 8 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- regular updates on events in our commu- help someone in need. Please contact p.m. on Mondays and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bar is the sponsor for this free Alzheimer’s Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky cation classes are for students 18 and over. We are open and now serving food nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All Association Caregiver Support Group. Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! proceeds go back to the library for proj- ESOL The groups are designed to provide emo- Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Our new contact phone number is 435- Call 435-228-8217 for more information. ects and programs. ESOL conversational classes are held tional, educational, and social support for 801-397-4902. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. Stansbury Days Triathlon caregivers. Call 435-843-4119 to register to Community Book Sharing Box Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening receive the meeting link. The Next Chapter Our Community Book Sharing Box has The Next Chapter is a free social support dents may also come anytime the center is Disabled Veterans August 21, 2021! Mark your calendars! Food Addicts in Recovery moved to a new location. It has moved open for individualized study. Registration Registration opens April 18. To register, go and educational program to help widows two doors to the south where the Cook Anonymous is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Chapter 20 to this link! https://www.runnercard.com/ and widowers adjust to the loss of their Family will now be the steward’s of the Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- roadrace/public/raceGroup/976695 Are you having trouble controlling the spouse through monthly activities. You “Little Free Library” at 987 S 1050 W. The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery tion. Chapter 20, for the Disabled American Teens and adults, first timer or experi- are invited to join others who are on the Anyone can take a book or bring a book enced! 500m swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75 Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- same page as you, to begin a new chapter to donate and share with others. To learn Veterans holds monthly general member- ery program for anyone suffering from Early Head Start ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, mile bike on a pretty flat course/ 5km in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele more and to find other locations near you, DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers food addiction. Meetings are held every 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door run (that’s 3.1 miles). You can even sign County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for go to www.littlefreelibrary.org, under the NO COST weekly home visits for families Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday up with a team. This event is a blast, train more details. MAP tab and enter your zip code. who are eligible under the age of 3. Home 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and with a friend, compete with your neigh- visits include parent and child education, north back entrance. For more infor- Sons of Utah Pioneers invite all veterans to come join us in the bors, and get cheered on by your com- assessments, and family support services mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 Anyone interested in the history of comradery with other veterans at our munity. Prizes, t-shirts, raffle, and food. As Grantsville including nutrition education. We also or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has always, we need volunteers, so if you want offer comprehensive health services for foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah Share your Ancestry trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) to get involved without the sweat, sign up expecting mothers including prenatal attend. Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- The Family History Center in Grantsville to answer questions concerning your VA to help on race day! parent education and support services. ings due to the pandemic, but watch this has been gathering histories, pictures and benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- Ladies Community Club of Tooele County Aging bulletin and we will announce our next obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All are available by appointment to help Tooele County Aging is looking for 882-3439. Tooele meeting, which will be a virtual meet- information will be shared upon request, veterans and their families submit claims volunteers to help us meet the needs of ing. Also watch for an announcement of but we are asking for your help in further- for compensation, obtain health and edu- To view upcoming events, learn more seniors in the community. Many seniors Free developmental evaluation about our organization, or to become a the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer ing this work. Thanks for all who have DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers cational well-earned benefits. ALL DAV require assistance and need rides to doc- member, please find us on Facebook or Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- assisted. Please contact Don and Patti NO COST developmental evaluations for services are Free of Charge. For informa- tors or other professionals. Rides help you can email us at ladiescommunity- lic. For more information about the Sons Johnson, by email: [email protected], by children ages birth to 3. We provide a full tion, please join our monthly meetings. seniors live more independent lives. Call [email protected]. of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or range of services for children with devel- Call commander Dustee Thomas 435-830- 435-843-4114 for more information. The Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal 8487 or Adjutant Curtis G. Beckstrom at TOPS Weight Loss Support Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers [email protected] 435-840-0547. Please leave messages if also are in need of volunteers. For more Senior Center is to minimize the effects of the delay and Group reduce the need for long-term services no contact. information about volunteering at the TC Squares Dance Club The senior center is for the enjoyment The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) throughout their school years. For more Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For The TC Squares Dance Club has begun of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours COVID-19 Help for DAV Weight Loss Support Group meets every information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at volunteering at the Tooele Center call dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 The Disabled American Veterans Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church ddivantage.org 435-843-4110. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and National Office has established a relief located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, fund to provide financial aid to service- Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by Life’s Worth Living Foundation bring finger food to share. For more infor- crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint Charity connected disabled veterans who have a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Suicide support group meetings are mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise lost employment or income due to the dren are invited to attend. Come and let held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s program, wood carving and health Tooele Children’s Justice Center COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. website at tcsquares.com. classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in grants are meant to help these disabled more information visit TOPS.org or con- Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by homebound. Lunch served weekdays. need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and service connected veterans, pay bills, tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Tooele County Homemakers For 60 and above, suggested contribu- obtain food and provide for their families snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Museum Volunteers Needed thoughts or have lost a loved one to We would like to invite all ladies to our tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440, 36 during these difficult times. suicide, please plan on attending. Please Homemakers club. Meetings are held on Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park Transportation available to the store or S 100 E, Tooele. The application for this relief can be go on Facebook and like our page to keep the first Tuesday of every month with a is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- doctor visits for residents in Tooele and found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans current with our latest news and events. luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., tory or science? Volunteers at the museum Grantsville areas. For transportation United Methodist Dinner will need to fully complete the application Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- September through May. Located at 151 can gain new skills or practice old ones. information call 435-843-4114. For more Tooele United Methodist Church offers a and provide documentation verifying livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. N Main, in the auditorium of the Health information about the Grantsville center, free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and their status as a service-connected dis- We are looking for people to help with Department and USU Extension offices. call 435-884-3446. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is abled veteran who has lost employment organization, exhibit development, gar- Parkinson’s disease Support Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. as a result of the pandemic. Disabled dening and educational program devel- Group per year. For more information, call Eileen Daughters of Utah Pioneers veterans who are small business owners opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne The DUP is seeking any family histories, First Baptist Food Pantry or who work independently and have and year round. Scheduling is flexible. be overwhelming for the newly diag- 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. Community Food Pantry located at photographs, books, stories or vintage been negatively impacted financially as a Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. nosed. Tooele has a support group for Thank you and we hope to see you all this 580 S Main St., Tooele. We are open artifacts (before 1900) to display at the result of the virus may also be eligible for To apply or request more information, persons with Parkinson’s disease and their September. on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 this assistance. send email to: [email protected] caregivers. You can learn how others are Everyone is welcome, no requirements. W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. coping with PD and how to live well. We Tooele County Quilters Come as often as you need, we have Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the meet the third Friday of each month from All meetings are held on the third plenty of food. First Baptist Church 435- The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Historical Society 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 Tuesday of each month in the Tooele tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or 882-2048. meets the first Thursday of the month. County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Monthly Meetings call Hal at 435-840-3683. are $20 per year to be paid at the first www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Baby Blankets Needed The Tooele County Historical Society the downstairs conference room of the meeting. www.exploretooele.com. Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- meetings have been cancelled until Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope ery at Mountain West Medical Center. further notice because of the Cov-19 Come and learn about rocks, minerals, Grantsville City Library Blankets should be new and in good Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville condition. Homemade blankets are also any updated information about our meet- trips for rock collecting. Membership is City Library is going fine free. We will no accepted if new. Donations can be turned ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. $15 per year. For more information email Bulletin Board Policy longer charge overdue fines for items in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West [email protected]. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin returned after their due date. Our new Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Historical books at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin hours are Tuesday through Friday from Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Tooele County Historical Society’s books Tooele Valley Free Masons Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from any questions. are available to purchase at meetings. The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, second Friday of each month for din- ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin limited contact hold pick-up, please call Just Serve The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in ner and socializing. If you are interested cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- 435-884-1670 for more information. If you are interested in serving in your Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note or have questions, please join us at the ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- community, or know of a service project cards depicting four different pioneer Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. that would benefit your community, go to buildings for $4. These make great gifts Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Full Local Sports Coverage In Every Issue

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5. U.S. STATES: I-75 runs between which upper Midwest state and Florida? 6. TELEVISION: The long- by Fifi running TV drama “ER” is Rodriguez set in which U.S. city? 7. LANGUAGE: What is the 1. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which meaning of the Latin phrase, president signed the “aut viam inveniam aut Louisiana Purchase? faciam”? 2. MOVIES: Which 1960s 8. INVENTIONS: When did movie featured the theme the FDA approve the first song “Foggy Mountain oral contraceptive in the Breakdown”? U.S.? 3. ADVERTISING: Sailor Jack 9. HISTORY: The ancient city and dog Bingo are the mas- of Rome was built on how Moments cots for what snack? many hills? 4. SCIENCE: When was the 10. MEDICAL: What is a com- International Space Station mon name for the condition in Time launched? known medically as pyrexia? The History Channel ➤ On June 7, 1893, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW Mohandas Gandhi, a young Indian lawyer Mega Maze working in South Africa, commits his first act of civil disobedience when he refuses to comply with racial reader sent us a picture of segregation rules on a Aan item in an auction cata- South African train and log that looked like a cookie jar is forcibly ejected at decorated with racing horses, Pietermaritzburg. but it had a strange lid. What else could it be? Why horses on ➤ On June 13, 1905, a cookie jar? The lid and the pitcher Christy size, 7 inches high, are clues. Matthewson of the New The jar is a humidor, a contain- York Giants throws the er for cigars, cigarettes, pipe second no-hitter of his tobacco and even cannabis that career to lead his Giants keeps the tobacco moist and to a 1-0 win over the shields it from sunlight, insects powerful Chicago Cubs. and damage. Matthewson would go Humidors were necessary on to win 31 games that and very popular in the late Although this humidor is called year. 1880s to early 1900s, when “Kentucky Derby,” it may not be smoking cigars was a sign an official souvenir of a derby, just ➤ On June 12, 1920, Man of masculinity. Most vintage a decorative piece made in Japan. O' War wins the 52nd humidor cases are made of Belmont Stakes. His attractive wood and lined with Try rubbing off the dirt with only career loss came Spanish cedar, a wood that undiluted detergent instead in 1919 when his back holds moisture and does not of detergent and water, or use was to the starting line warp. It also has a pleasant a damp cloth dipped in bak- at the start. Before the odor and discourages tobacco ing soda. Other suggestions advent of starting gates, beetles. But humidors were include rubbing the doll with a rope was all that also made of glass, ceramics, an art eraser or using a damp held horses back from metal or even plastic. “magic eraser.” Just don’t use starting their run. The humidor pictured is anything that contains bleach. marked with an “M” in a green • • • ➤ On June 8, 1948, a wreath, the trademark used hand-built aluminum by the Morimura Brothers CURRENT PRICES prototype labeled Company, a New York City Fan, electric oscillating, "No. 1" becomes the import firm that operated Robbins & Myers, art deco first vehicle to bear from 1911 to the 1950s. The style, 4 blades in wire cage, the name of one of humidor is called the Kentucky black paneled base, marked the world's leading Derby Scenic. It was probably R&M, 18 inches, $60. high-performance made by Noritake, a Japanese Cut glass wine goblet, Val St. automakers: Porsche. company. It auctioned for $130 Lambert, Boris pattern, green Over the next two at an online sale of Nippon cut to clear, crosshatching, dia- decades, the German china by the Harritt Group of mond cut stem, rayed foot, c. manufacturer would Indiana. 1920, 7 inches, $150. build more than 78,000 • • • Advertising boot scraper, vehicles. Q: What’s the best way to duck, scraping bar on back, Q: Why wasn’t Anna Faris clean a rubber doll? I’ve had Kendell O’Brien Lumber, Door ➤ On June 9, 1954, in a on the series finale of “Mom”? mine for about 65 years, and it & Hardware, painted cast iron, I know she left the show, but dramatic confrontation, has a lot of sentimental value 17 inches, $275. I really thought they would Joseph Welch, special to me. It closes its eyes when Disney toy, Stretchy Pluto, bring her back for the last counsel for the U.S. it’s laid down, cries when Pluto chasing ball, tin litho- episode. Other than that Army, lashes out at squeezed and has hair that can graph, spring center, 4 wheels, disappointment, the finale Sen. Joseph McCarthy be combed. It’s dirty from hav- windup, box, Walt Disney was great, and I’ll really miss during hearings on ing been played with then left Productions, Linemar, 6 3/4 by “Mom.” — O.B. whether communism sitting in a corner. I cleaned 3 1/2 inches, $490. A: When “Mom” began in has infiltrated the U.S. it with Dawn detergent and • • • 2013, stars Allison Janney and armed forces. Welch's water, but I don’t think it did a TIP: Wrap jewelry in acid- Anna Faris appeared to have verbal assault marked thing. Is there something else I free tissue or in cotton bags to equal billing, and the plot the end of McCarthy's can use, or do I just accept that keep pieces from bumping and mainly focused on repairing my neglect stays on the doll? scratching. power during the their mother-daughter rela- A: There are a few things anticommunist hysteria tionship. However, the CBS you can try, but remember to For more collecting news of the Red Scare in sitcom also had a hilarious test them out in an inconspicu- and resources, visit www. America. supporting cast played by Mimi ous place, like the bottom of Kovels.com. Kennedy, Jaime Pressly and ➤ On June 10, 1979, actor the doll’s foot, first. It’s bet- Beth Hall. Kristen Johnston Paul Newman, driving a ter to have a slightly dirty © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. joined their AA group in 2018, red Porsche 935, roars doll than one that’s ruined. into second place in the and William Fichtner became fabled 24 Hours of Le the perfect partner to mom Bonnie (Janney). The show Mans endurance race in Anna Faris was blessed with an abundant- France. ly talented cast, so when Faris for her husband’s murder. tect David Vincent, who wit- ➤ On June 11, 1989, decided to depart the show a The film is directed by Ridley nessed an alien invasion and Are coyotes really a in the wake of the season early, “Mom” didn’t suf- Scott and is based on the book desperately tried to warn oth- Tiananmen Square fer too much without her. “House of Gucci: A Sensational ers, including the government, Massacre, China issues As for Faris’s absence in Story of Murder, Madness, of the imposters among them. a warrant for a Chinese the finale, series co-creator Glamour and Greed” by Sara The show was produced by threat in suburbs? dissident who had Gemma Baker told TVLine. Gay Forden. Quinn Martin, who was behind DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I taken refuge in the U.S. com that her character had Lady Gaga was on location the hit series “The Fugitive” “traveled a great distance over filming when her beloved and many classic series in the bought a house in the suburbs embassy in Beijing. The last month. My next-door diplomatic standoff seven seasons and overcame French bulldogs were stolen. 1970s. so many obstacles in order to Her dog walker was shot, but According to Wikipedia. neighbor warned me that there lasted for a year before is a coyote in the area and not astrophysicist Fang follow her dream of becoming thankfully survived, during org, fans were not happy when a lawyer, it felt like that story the dognapping, and her fur “The Invaders” ended abruptly to let my cat outside. I’ve read Lizhi was given free had been addressed in a satis- babies were later returned after two seasons with the that coyotes are very shy and passage out of the fying way, so we didn’t revisit safe. “House of Gucci” has a aliens’ plans only temporarily won’t bother dogs, and they country. it for the finale.” planned release date of Nov. thwarted. There was a minise- aren’t fast enough to catch © 2021 King Features Synd. • • • 24. ries remake in 1995, also star- a cat. Should I just ignore Q: I saw that Lady Gaga was • • • ring Thinnes. “The Invaders” the warning? — Pet Dad in filming a movie in Italy when Q: One of my favorite airs on MeTV on Sundays at 5 Marlborough, Massachusetts back later, looking for more. her dog walker was attacked shows of the 1960s was “The a.m. ET. Check your local list- DEAR PET DAD: Coyotes This is one way that conflicts back in the states. What proj- Invaders.” Why hasn’t there ings or MeTV.com. have made a comeback in the with coyotes (and other local TOOELETRANSCRIPT ect was she working on? been a climax to this series? • • • U.S. and are present in many wildlife) can start. If they have BULLETIN — E.M. Did they ever try to rectify this Send me your questions at suburbs and even in the city. a reason to come onto your A: Singer/actress Lady situation? Also, will there ever NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. While coyotes are less likely property to begin with, and Delivering the News Gaga just finished filming the be a remake? — S.L. com, or write me at KFWS, 628 to attack larger dogs, they’ve then start to see your pets as “House of Gucci,” with Adam A: “The Invaders” was a Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL been known to go after smaller another food source — you’ve in Tooele County for dogs. And cats are not neces- got a problem. More Than 120 Years Driver and Al Pacino. She plays cult TV series that lasted two 32803. Patrizia Reggiani, an Italian seasons from 1967 to 1968. It sarily fast enough to escape, Subscribe 435-882-0050 socialite who went to prison starred Roy Thinnes as archi- © 2021 King Features Synd. either. So, if the neighbors are To sum up: reporting a coyote in the area, • Supervise pets when take heed. Don’t let your cat or they’re outside. Stay out there dog out in the backyard unsu- with them. ANSWERS pervised. • Don’t leave their food or Even if you have a fence water outside unattended; Trivia Test Answers around the yard, unless it’s bring it in each evening. over 6 feet tall (and not all • Consider wildlife-resistant 1. Thomas Jefferson way or make one municipalities allow that fencing to keep coyotes and 2. “Bonnie and Clyde” 8. 1960 height) it may not discourage other unwanted critters out of 3. Cracker Jack 9. Seven a coyote from hopping it and your yard. 4. 1998 10. Fever nosing around. 5. Michigan Coyotes are mostly looking Send your tips, com- 6. Chicago © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. for food. They’re opportunists. ments and questions to ask@ 7. I shall either find a If there is cat or dog food left pawscorner.com. outside, for example, they’ll eat it — and probably come © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. TUESDAY May 25, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

THE RIGHT THING Does Ohio’s COVID-19 vaccine lottery cross ethical lines?

hio Gov. Mike DeWine believing that it might be yet it ethical? Rogers observes that a interest of their own and their Oannounced that the state another, although far more If DeWine truly believes it lottery could “crowd out” neighbor’s well-being. But in is creating a lottery in which extreme, example of offering will work to make his constitu- intrinsic motivation to get a an imperfect world, perhaps Ohio residents who have Jeffrey L. Seglin incentives to people to become ents safer, then a case could vaccination. But since getting it takes cakes on a stick and a received the COVID-19 vaccine GUEST COLUMNIST vaccinated. White Castle, the be made that his ethical moti- an emergency vaccine during chance at a million bucks or a will be eligible to win $1 mil- hamburger chain, is offering vation is solid. Of course, we a pandemic is rare, “maybe free education to get them to lion in a series of five weekly butter cakes on a stick to the might hope that becoming vac- we can be less worried about do so. drawings. Five scholarships to newly vaccinated. Cleveland’s cinated to increase personal crowding out intrinsic motiva- the Ohio State University that DeWine’s announcement I Major League Baseball team and public safety should be tion for future behavior by Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of will cover tuition, room and began to receive emails from is offering discounted tickets. enough motivation, but clearly offering extrinsic rewards “The Simple Art of Business board will also be auctioned readers questioning the gam- But DeWine’s $1 million lot- that has not seemed to be the now.” Etiquette: How to Rise to the off to students aged 12 to 17 bit. “Seems like this could be tery elevates the enticements case. In other words, DeWine’s Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior who become vaccinated. an ethics topic,” wrote a long- to a whole new level. But do such lottery entice- unusual ploy might work. Who lecturer in public policy and As I am writing this column, time reader from Pittsburgh. As DeWine pointed out ments work? Todd Rogers, a knows? director of the communications approximately 37% of Ohioans “I’m not anti-vax and have in his press conference, he colleague of mine at Harvard If the right thing is to program at Harvard’s Kennedy have been fully vaccinated, received the Pfizer vaccine has wide latitude in how he Kennedy School who is a encourage as many people to School. He is also the adminis- while 42% have received at myself, but I wonder about uses federal COVID-19 relief behavioral scientist, points become vaccinated as possible, trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, least one shot. As of now, governments using tax dollars funds. “I did not go into this to studies that suggest that then DeWine’s million-dollar a blog focused on ethical issues. nearly 60% of all adults in the to entice people to take some- and make this decision think- “lotteries are effectively over- lottery might raise a few eye- Do you have ethical questions United States have received thing that has been approved ing everybody was going to valued financial incentives.” brows, but it doesn’t strike that you need answered? Send at least one shot. DeWine’s under emergency status.” say this is a wonderful idea,” But he points out that “lot- me as crossing ethical lines. them to jeffreyseglin@gmail. goal is to incentivize as many It’s a great question. I found DeWine said. But so far, no teries can be fun, can garner In an ideal world, people who com. Follow him on Twitter @ Ohioans as possible to become myself torn between thinking one has proved that the move attention, can generate earned are capable of doing so would jseglin. vaccinated. that this was an incredibly breaks any laws or regulations. media.” become vaccinated in the © 2021 Jeffrey L. Seglin Almost immediately after odd move by DeWine and Even if it breaks no laws, is

Softball LIVING WELL WITH continued from page B1 CHRONIC CONDITIONS wasn’t enough as Bear River Techniques for frustration, fatigue, pain, and isolation captured the state championship. Appropriate exercise to maintain and improve strength Appropriate use of medications and proper nutrition Game 1 No. 1 Tooele 5, No. 2 Bear Communicating effectively with family, friends, and health River 0 professionals Johnston pitched a com- How to evaluate new Living Well with plete-game three-hitter on Chronic Conditions Friday, striking out three and treatments Self-Management Program walking four in a dominating is a six-week workshop. performance. Higley’s three- Living Well With Chronic People with different chronic health run home run off Dahle in the Conditions classes will e held at bottom of the sixth inning gave problems attend together. the Buffs some much-needed the Tooele enior Center, Workshops are facilitated by two trained insurance runs, completing a 59 ine t, eginning Friday, leaders, one or both of whom day in which she went 2-for-2 with four RBIs. Johnston was May 28, 2021, from 9:00-11:00 am. are non-health professionals 2-for-3 with a double and an To register call 435-277-2302. with a chronic disease themselves. RBI. Workshops are FREE. Family members, friends, Semifinal or caregivers are also No. 1 Tooele 11, No. 4 Canyon View 3 welcome to attend. Less than 24 hours after a hard-fought, extra-innings win over the Falcons, the Buffs had no such struggles in a rematch with state-championship berth on the line. Tooele led 6-1 through five innings, taking control with two runs in the bottom of the first and three more in the second. Hogan was 1-for-4 with a three-run home run for the Buffs, and Johnston and Kennedie Anderson also went CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO deep in the victory. Rydalch Tooele senior Attlyn Johnston makes her way to first base during was 2-for-4 with three RBIs. Saturday’s Class 4A state softball tournament game against Bear River in [email protected] Spanish Fork.

CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO The Tooele softball team gathers in the outfield after Game 2 of the Class 4A state championship series against Bear River on Saturday in Spanish Fork. The Buffaloes finished second in the state tournament after losing to the Bears twice on Saturday, falling 4-2 and 14-6. MY ANSWER Christ the Redeemer died that mankind might live From the writings of These are the words of is against God. Those who feed the Rev. Billy Graham Jesus: “For God so loved the the flesh cannot please God. world” (John 3:16). He indeed This is why God in Christ was Q: How can we reconcile a loves the world, yet the world despised and rejected by the God of love with the Bible that hates God. Many people do world. says God hates sin? - L.H. not believe this, but the Bible This hatred of mankind A: Strange that God should states it as fact. Many people toward God and God’s love love those who hate Him. Yet reject the God who created toward the human race are He did, and He does. Christ them and gave them life. They fully displayed at the cross of died for one reason - because do not even want to think Calvary. But this is the glori- of God’s hatred of sin and His about Him, and so God gives ous place where God recon- *Contest ends *TCHD amazing love for us. He made them up to their own futile ciled the world to Himself and June 30, 2021, a way for the human race to be thoughts (Romans 1). where Christ the Redeemer *Contest ends employees winners will be *TCHD delivered from His judgment The Gospel of John records died that mankind might live.June 30, 2021, *Be sure to are not and to know His everlasting these staggering words of announced #vaccinatetooelecounty Do not turn away from this include employees forgiveness. This is the amaz- Jesus Himself, “[The world] blessed Savior. eligible to win #shotintooelecounty winnersJuly will 1, 2021.be #buhbyerona ing grace of God. “This is love, hated Me” (John 15:18). There *Be@TooeleHealth sure to are not but are #goodbyetooelecountycovid#vaccinatetooelecounty announcedQuestions? #igotmyshottooele not that we loved God, but that can be no question that the This column is based on the ininclude your post to #shotintooelecounty eligibleencouraged to winto #covidfreefamily He loved us” (1 John 4:10). Scriptures teach that the devil words and writings of the late July 1, 2021.Call #buhbyerona @TooeleHealthbe entered into participate. #100percentvaccinated How wonderful that Jesus pur- is the “god of this Age,” the Rev. Billy Graham. 435-277-2302. but are #goodbyetooelecountycovid#singlesafetomingle Questions? #healthytooelecounty chased our redemption with present world system is full of © 2021 Billy Graham in yourthe drawing. post to #igotmyshottooele encouraged to #covidfreefamily His precious blood. evil, and that the carnal mind Literary Trust Call be entered into participate. #100percentvaccinated 435-277-2302. #singlesafetomingle the drawing. #healthytooelecounty

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