Buffs tame Tigers See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S TUESDAY September 24, 2019 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 126 No. 33 $1.00 County jail inmate count near capacity
STEVE HOWE ate, especially at the begin- ramping up in July, according STAFF WRITER ning of the week, before local to Wimmer. The Tooele County inmates have their initial When the $25 million facil- Detention Center is running court appearance and may be ity was built in 2011, the coun- near capacity again, with rev- released or make bail. But the ty administration’s intention enues exceeding expectations general population figure is was to use outside inmates to over the past two years. around 235. augment jail revenues and help There were 231 inmates The current inmate numbers pay the $1.6 million yearly in the county jail on Monday, are a stark contrast from 2016, bond payment. In the previ- including 68 state inmates when the jail had only 91 total ous two years, revenue from and 53 U.S. Marshal holds. inmates, with four federal pris- contract inmates exceeded The remaining 110 inmates in oners. At the time, the county the bond payment through a the 277-bed facility were local jail was only holding about combination of state, federal holds. nine to 10 federal inmates. and Salt Lake County inmates.
Tooele County Sheriff Paul The county jail began It’s on pace to exceed it again FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Wimmer said the number of accepting state inmates in The Tooele County Detention Center, built in 2011 for $25 million, is nearing capacity with a growing population inmates in the jail can fluctu- June, with the population SEE JAIL PAGE A9 ® of federal prisoners and inmates from the state prison.
Kodi Lee wins big in America’s Got Talent finale Former Tooele resident declared winner of AGT’s 14th season in Hollywood
TIM GILLIE EDITOR Former Tooele County resi- dent Kodi Lee was named the winner of the 14th season of America’s Got Talent on Sept. 18. Originally from California, Lee attended Copper Canyon Elementary and Stansbury High schools while living in Tooele. Back in May 2019 a group of around 30 of Lee’s Tooele County friends and fans gathered at Bonneville Kenneth Grygla of Walmart Transportation stands in front of his semi trailer on Monday. Brewery to watch him audition FILE PHOTO on the premier of AGT’s 14th Kodi Lee plays a Snow Patrol song on the piano and sings it in his season. Tooele home in 2008. Lee played the piano and Grantsville’s Kenny ‘G’ wins sang Leon Russell’s “A Song for remember that he was born You.” with optic nerve hypoplasia Listening to Lee sing and 5th state trucker championship play the piano, it’s hard to SEE KODI PAGE A9 ®
PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE
TIM GILLIE EDITOR National Truck Driver Sheriff Wimmer, Appreciation Week of Sept. 8-14, passed by with little notice in the commu- nity — except at the Walmart Deputy Millett Distribution Center in Grantsville. Walmart recognized its truck drivers, over 8,900 earn top honors nationally, with 173 of them working out of the Grantsville DC. from association “Truck drivers are a criti- cal part of our team here at Walmart and have been since STEVE HOWE Sam Walton started the pri- STAFF WRITER vate truck fleet in the 1970s,” Two members of the Tooele said Greg Smith, executive County Sheriff’s Office were vice president of Walmart recognized for their contribu- U.S. Supply Chain. “They tions in law enforcement at drive more than 800 mil- the Utah Sheriffs’ Association lion miles a year to keep this Conference last week. economy moving and deliver Tooele County Sheriff Paul the products Americans need Wimmer was awarded Sheriff Grygla (above) sits in their day-to-day lives … we of the Year, while Tooele behind the wheel are proud to celebrate them County Sheriff’s Deputy of his semi. Grygla during National Truck Driver Mindy Millett was recognized (right) poses with Appreciation Week.” as Corrections Officer of the Sheriff Paul Wimmer a gift bag from a There are more than 3.5 Year during the conference, Walmart store. million professional truck held Sept. 15-17 at the Dixie sion of his one-year term as drivers nationwide, deliver- Convention Center in St. president of the Utah Sheriffs’ ing everything from food to George. Association. It’s the highest local grocery stores to books to The Sheriff of the Year award his colleagues can give, Award was presented to SEE TRUCKER PAGE A9 ® Wimmer at the conclu- SEE HONORS PAGE A9 ®
INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B4 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Rendezvous Cowboys crush Arts Guild holds HOMETOWN B1 returns Bulldogs annual fall OBITUARIES A6 See A2 See A10 show OPEN FORUM A4 See B1 SPORTS A10 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY September 24, 2019 Three shows to hit Dow James Complex this weekend Rendezvous, Powwow and Rock Show all in one place
TIM GILLIE said Blair Hope, rendezvous A grand entry is scheduled EDITOR chairman. for 6 p.m. on Friday and noon This year’s Festival of the The rendezvous is open to on Saturday. A supper break Old West at Tooele City’s Dow the public with no admission will be held from 4-5 p.m. on James Complex will be a triple charge, according to Hope. Saturday with a grand entry header. The Tooele Gem and at 5 p.m. The Miss PANDOS The Tooele Mountain Mineral Society will hold its pageant will be conducted on Man Rendezvous, a native annual gem and mineral show Saturday at 10 a.m. American Powwow, and the on Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 “Enjoy a little of Native Tooele Gem and Mineral p.m. and on Saturday from 10 dances, Indian Taco and Native Show will all converge at the a.m. to 5 p.m. inside the Dow burgers, bring the kids. We complex in Tooele City this James Building. will have a kids craft booth. weekend. The show includes rocks, They can color, make corn The rendezvous will include gems, fossils, displays and husk dolls, talking sticks and games for children, a knife demonstrations along with ojo’,” Powwow organizers said. and tomahawk throw, and door prizes and a silent auc- “It’s going to be a fun week- black powder shoot. Food and tion. There is no admission end packed with all kinds of vendors will also be available fee. fun for families,” Hope said. on site. The rendezvous runs A native Anerican organiza- “Everybody should come on Sept. 27-29. tion called PANDOS will hold down and see it.” “We’ll be there Friday morn- its first “Defend the Sacred” The Dow James Complex is ing putting on an educational powwow with a dance com- located at 438 W. 400 North in TTB FILE PHOTO program for fourth-grade petition at the complex Friday Tooele City. Paul Wells competes in archery at the Mountain Man Rendezvous in 2017. students in Tooele schools,” and Saturday. [email protected]
After delays, Grantsville Main St. repaving could begin Saturday MARK WATSON we can,” Ruby said. “We’ve Church streets and then com- CORRESPONDENT installed most of the ped ramps plete more work on North Hale Work to repave Grantsville’s and have done some storm Street. It is anticipated that a Main Street from state Route drain work. Once we start mill- section of east Durfee Street 112 on the east to the Clark ing it will take 16 shifts work- will be closed during the first Street intersection on the west ing six days a week. So the two weeks of October. could begin Saturday, accord- work on Main Street will last Mayor Brent Marshall said ing to the state. about three weeks.” Grantsville’s water and sewer “The project has been Crews will mill off three lines were in critical need of an delayed due to ongoing inches of old pavement and update. He said Grantsville’s waterline projects on Main put down three inches of new old sewer line dates back to Street,” said Courtney Samuel asphalt. the early 1970s and is being with the Utah Department of Ruby said if there are more replaced with a new 18-inch Transportation. “We antici- delays with the Grantsville diameter line. pated getting this done in water-sewer project, they could “The sewer line was September, but if everything possibly hold off the repaving maxed out on the east side goes smoothly this week, project until next spring. of Grantsville with all the we could start as early as “We need the weather hot residential and commercial Saturday.” enough to meet compaction growth,” he said. “There was Rod Erickson, construction requirements. If the asphalt is no capacity in the line and we manager for Grantsville’s $10 too cool you can’t meet those made do the last few years by million water-sewer line proj- requirements,” he said. rerouting the lines. We’ve been ect, said all sewer line work on Ruby said one lane will able to eliminate two lift sta- Main Street is complete, but remain open in each direction tions with this new project.” there are still water connec- on Main Street while the work The mayor said the city also tions and water service laterals is being completed. He said needed a new waterline for fire to finish on Main Street. there could be times when protection. Rodney Ruby, UDOT project flaggers are needed to help “The waterline down Main manager, said crews already with traffic flow. Street provided no fire protec- have installed about 70 of 76 Crews paved Matthew’s tion,” he said. “The old water- pedestrian ramps on Main Lane on Monday. The road line varied in diameter from 1 Street sidewalks at intersec- runs from Main Street to ½ inches to 6 inches. It dated tions. Durfee Street on the east side back to the CCC [Civilian “We’re waiting for the of Grantsville. Conservation Corps] days of Grantsville project to wrap up, Crews are set to install the 1930s.” FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO but trying to do work where sewer lines on Durfee and [email protected] Durfee Street has been closed for road construction and will close again on September 30.
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TOOELETRANSCRIPT Health education in schools may Gorsuch says US BULLETIN ADMINISTRATION include contraceptive information Supreme Court not Scott C. Dunn Publisher Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Community input sought as teen pregnancies, STD rates climb split on partisan lines OFFICE Bruce Dunn Controller TIM GILLIE “The state has adopted stan- the state. That rate dropped PROVO, Utah (AP) — The pretations of the document Chris Evans Office Manager EDITOR dards, but our school board to 16.8 per 1,000 in 2016, but conventional wisdom that the should evolve over time. Vicki Higgins Customer Service Tooele County School still approves any curiculum rose to 19 per 1,000 in 2017. It court is split along partisan “I worry that some living Patricia Cook Circulation Manager District is working on integrat- and materials used for sex edu- is not the highest in the state, lines based on the political constitutionalists will take EDITORIAL ing information on contra- cation in our school distrcit,” but it is higher than the state views of the president that your rights away,” he said. Tim Gillie Editor ceptives into junior and high Cowan said. average of 15.1 per 1,000 in appointed each justice is Gorsuch said he doesn’t David Bern Editor-at-Large school health education cur- The district’s sex education 2017. false, a U.S. Supreme Court recognize the court reflected Darren Vaughan Sports Editor riculum. curriculum committee did Tooele County, along with justice said. in media hinting at deep divi- Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor The Tooele County School modify the state presenta- the rest of the state, had also Justice Neil Gorsuch spoke sions among the nine jurists. Steve Howe Staff Writer Board reviewed a proposed tion by removing some of the seen a rise in the rate of sexu- about civility to an audience He told the audience at Mark Watson Correspondent PowerPoint presentation on pages, according to Cowan. ally transmitted diseases. of about 1,000 at Brigham Brigham Young that the ADVERTISING contraceptives for use in junior The presentation reviews Expressed as the rate of Young University on Friday, justices eat packed lunches Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager and senior high schools dur- methods of contraceptives, incidents per 100,000 people, refuting the notion that judg- together while Justice Keith Bird Advertising Sales ing its Sept. 10 meeting. The their limitations, risks, and the rate of chlamydia cases in es are just ``like politicians Stephen Breyer tests out Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & school board voted to put the effectiveness, as allowed in Tooele County rose from 148.5 with robes.’’ knock-knock jokes that his Classified Advertising Manager presentation on the board’s state law. in 2008 to 283.1 in 2017. The Gorsuch is considered grandchildren taught him. LAYOUT & DESIGN policies for review website “The advantage of starting rate of gonorrhea cases in one of the Supreme Court’s Gorsuch said he and his col- John Hamilton Creative Director to allow for public feedback with the state’s presentation is Tooele County went up from most conservative members, leagues sing happy birthday Liz Arellano Graphic Artist before it votes on the presenta- we know it meets the require- 17.9 in 2008 to 63.7 in 2017. though he recently agreed to each other, grill burgers PRODUCTION tion. ments of the law,” Cowan said. The PowerPoint presen- with more liberal colleagues at employee picnics and play Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Legislation passed in the While the state Board of tation on contraceptives in a decision reaffirming a practical jokes. Fred Feinauer Production Manager 2019 legislative session clari- Education has updated its core approved by the school dis- criminal defendant’s right to “That’s the Supreme Court Dan Coats Pre-press Technician fied that public school educa- standards for health curricu- trict’s sex education curricu- a jury trial. I know,” he said. tors can teach about contra- lum, the standards for sex edu- lum committee may be viewed Gorsuch denied that jus- Officials say the Supreme SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered ceptive methods and devices, cation — which Cowan said is at the school district’s website, tices’ decisions are predict- Court’s justices rule unani- by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, as well as their effectiveness, a small part of the health cur- tooeleschools.org. Click on the able, the Salt Lake Tribune mously in 40% of the 70 cases Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele limitations and risks — but riculum — still requires par- “Board of Education” tab on and the Deseret News they hear in an October-to- County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the may not advocate their use. ents to opt-in to sex education. the menu bar and then select reported. May term. United States. Updated state core Health Prior to teaching sex educa- “Board Docs/Policy” from the “Rubbish,” he said. Gorsuch says he is con- OFFICE HOURS: Education standards include tion, teachers are required to drop down menu. “Sex educa- Gorsuch noted he uses cerned about the deteriora- Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. contraceptive education con- send home a state-mandated tion curriculum materials” will the original meaning of the tion of civic education. He sistent with state law, and the form that gives parents four then appear as a choice in the Constitution to guide his said only about one-third of CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. state Board of Education has options. They can grant per- “Policies” box. judicial decisions, in contrast millennials think it’s impor- PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: prepared a model PowerPoint mission for their child to par- [email protected] with judges who believe inter- tant to live in a democracy. 4 p.m. day prior to publication. presentation that meets the ticipate fully in sex education, COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, guidelines. they can opt out to portions BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: However, all materials used of the curriculum, they can 3 p.m. day prior to publication. in sex education must first be choose to review the materials OBITUARY DEADLINE: approved by the district’s sex before selecting an option, or 10 a.m. day of publication. education curriculum commit- they can deny permission for Full Local Sports Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals tee and the school board. their child to participate in sex postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by The district’s sex education education. the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, curriculum committee consists The inclusion of contracep- Coverage in Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, of one high school teacher, one tive education does not change Tooele City, Utah 84074. junior high school teacher, a the school district’s policy that Every Issue POSTMASTER: community nurse, and parents. sex education stress absti- Send change of address to: The number of parents on the nence, Cowan said. PO Box 390 Subscribe Today Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 committee must exceed the Data from the Utah 435-882-0050 or 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 number of school employees Department of Health shows email: [email protected] on the committee, according an increasing trend in ado- TooeleOnline.com or visit our website extension at to Chantel Cowan, curriculum lescent pregnancies in Tooele www.tooeletranscript.com director. County. Entire contents ©2019 Transcript Bulletin Once the committee has In 1998, at a rate of 68 preg- TOOELE Publishing Company, Inc. All rights TRANSCRIPT reserved. No part of this publication may approved the materials its nancies per 1,000 females ages be reproduced in any form without the recommendation goes to the 15-19, Tooele County had the BULLETIN written consent of the editor or publisher. school board for action. highest teen pregnancy rate in TUESDAY September 24, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 ST. MARGUERITE FALL FESTIVAL
Luke Emefo (far left) decides which gift baskets to put his tick- ets in for a chance to win at the Fall Festival on Friday night. Jan Dofford (left) covers a fresh-baked loaf of bread for a patron at the festival. Joann Hill (below left) puts tickets in the drum for a raffle drawing. Dutch Andrus (below right) works the Fall Festival giving out fun money to spend at last weekend’s event at St. Marguerite. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS
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DOOR PRIZE • Rocks & Gems • Fossils TICKETS: • Door Prizes • Displays 4 FOR $1 • Demonstrations • Jewelry If it happens here, • Silent Auction • Vendors read about it here. For more information call Robert Vigil 801-205-0385 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Senior Expo on health set BULLETIN for Saturday at Tooele Tech Subscribe 435-882-0050 MARK WATSON a set of symptoms that affect the free shredding service. CORRESPONDENT cognitive function. Alzheimer’s Shredding documents contain- Older adults and their fami- disease is a specific type of ing personal information helps lies are invited to attend the dementia reduce the possibility of iden- Senior Expo on Saturday to “Our organization is on the tity theft and fraud. learn about the various ser- forefront of educating the pub- Mountain West Medical vices offered to senior citizens lic about dementia and how Center, Tate Mortuary and in Tooele County. to deal with it. That’s my life,” Crematory, and Utah Transit The event is coordinated he said. Authority are platinum spon- by the Tooele County Health Dixon said people can learn sors of the event. Gold spon- Department of Aging Services more about the disease at alz. sors include Birch Family and runs from 10 a.m. to org. Pharmacy, Canyon Home Care 1 p.m. at Tooele Technical Tooele County Aging & Hospice, Harmony Home College, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Services cited statistics that Health & Hospice, Homewatch Tooele. show 5.8 million Americans Caregivers, Rocky Mountain Mark Dixon, program direc- are living with Alzheimer’s, Care-Willow Springs, Our family tor for the Utah Chapter of the and by 2050 this number is SelectHealth, and Way to Quit. Alzheimer’s Association, will projected to rise to nearly 14 Many additional exhibitors speak at 11 a.m. on “Knowing million. Every 60 seconds will also be present to provide the 10 Early Signs and someone in the United States information and health screen- Symptoms of Alzheimer’s.” develops the disease. ings. serving your family Dixon said the primary risk In addition to the key- A variety of door prizes have factor for the disease is age. note address by Dixon, sev- been donated for the event. “Statistics show that 1-in- eral health screenings will be Attendees can also enter for 10 people age 65 and older offered at the Expo along with various door prizes. Bargain encounter mild cognitive flu shots and other immuniza- Buggies has donated a set of impairment,” he said. “By the tions. Attendess are reminded four new tires, a $240 value. time they are 85 there’s a 33% to bring their medical insur- Gift cards to local businesses chance they have Alzheimer’s ance card. ranging from $25 to $100 and disease. Those attending the event more will be given away. Dixon said dementia is an can utilize the prescription [email protected] umbrella term used to describe take back opportunity and
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OUR VIEW Informed and engaged Voters owe it to themselves to know what is being asked of them in the $190M bond proposal If an informed and engaged electorate is vital for an Election Day’s tally to truly reflect what voters want, Tooele County School District officials may be concerned over how their $190 million bond proposal will fare on the Nov. 5 ballot. That’s because the bond proposal for three new schools to relieve over- crowding, and for security upgrades at every current school in the district, has so far seen little public support or opposition with Election Day only six weeks away. For example, only one citizen attended and commented during a Sept. 10 public hearing on the bond held by the Tooele County Board of Education. The citizen, a Stansbury High School teacher, said she supports the proposal because it is her hope “we can keep up with the growth and make this com- munity even better.” Then on Sept. 16 in Stansbury High’s auditorium, only 12 citizens attend- ed the first of three scheduled public information meetings on the bond. After school district officials explained the bond’s need, cost and purpose, and architects showed tentative conceptual drawings, one Stansbury Park resident asked a good question: Will the school district come back and ask taxpayers for more money to staff the new schools after they’re built? School district officials at the meeting said that won’t occur. There are likely many more good questions citizens could and should ask to get a clearer picture of what the bond will do and how it will affect them. That picture includes $100 million for a new high school at Overlake to relieve overcrowding at Stansbury and Tooele High schools, and $50 million for a new junior high school in Stansbury Park to relieve overcrowding at Clarke Johnsen Junior High School. GUEST OPINION Also, $30 million will be used for a new elementary school in Grantsville to relieve overcrowding at Grantsville and Willow elementary schools. The remaining $10 million will be spent on the security upgrades. What will the average taxpayer pay over the bond’s 20-year payback? Ballot language says the property tax impact on a home valued at $250,000 The strategy of the left would be $346 annually, and $630 annually for a business property of the same value. But according to the school district, those same costs will drop to $128 and $233, respectively, as payments for outstanding bonds reduce over time. That is an important distinction that perhaps most voters don’t fully under- is about the use of force stand, but should before voting on Nov. 5. The district has two more scheduled public information meetings on the ust a few days before The New American institutions, and the bond proposal. The next one is Thursday in the Grantsville High School York Times and Democratic presi- scorched earth is the American repub- lunchroom, and the last is on Sept. 30 in the Tooele High School auditorium. Jdential candidates engaged in an lic. Both start at 6:30 p.m. outrageous smear of Supreme Court John Kass Some may object to my reference Citizens who seek more information, or have a question, are encouraged Justice Brett Kavanaugh — a smear GUEST COLUMNIST to human remains as having been to attend one or both meetings. Meanwhile, the Transcript Bulletin will con- the newspaper was forced to amend babies, rather than the impersonal tinue to report on the bond proposal, which it has since it was introduced and walk back — there was a grue- “fetuses” or “masses of tissue.” But months ago. Information on the proposal is also available at tooeleschools. some discovery in a suburb south of including the infamous Kermit such journalistic newspeak is politi- org. Chicago. Gosnell of Philadelphia, who snipped cally loaded, and makes it much After years of seeing successive property tax hikes, citizens owe it to them- Out in a garage in Crete, Illinois, the spines of infants with scissors and easier to allow powerful lives to exert selves to know fully about the bond proposal before voting. And school dis- authorities found the remains of kept his trophies and was sentenced their will upon the weakest among us. trict officials are acknowledged for making an ardent effort to fully inform. 2,246 babies on property owned by to life in prison. It is easier to consider them as the late Indiana abortionist Dr. Ulrich And abortion is what this smearing abstractions, as opposed to thousands Klopfer. His family had been going of Kavanaugh has always been about. of dead babies stored out there in GUEST OPINION through his possessions when they The left lost control of the Supreme Crete for so many years. discovered the stuff of nightmares. Court through the 2016 election of There is nothing remotely abstract The Times’ Kavanaugh smear President Donald Trump, who has about the remains of 2,246 human was deliciously exposed in a series nominated two conservative justices beings, is there? Bernie Sanders and the of tweets by journalist Mollie and may nominate another if he’s re- The strategy of the left is undeni- Hemingway, senior writer for The elected in 2020. Since 2016, the left able and clear. It is about the use Federalist. The panic of the Times has waged cultural war, delegitimiz- of force, about relentless pressure Anti-People Crusade sucked up most of the prominent ing all institutions that may stand in and shame, using media as both media/political oxygen over the week- their way. handmaiden and the lash. It is about t least Bernie Sanders is an end. Theirs is a dangerous game with those who virtue-signal most often equal opportunity misan- And if Klopfer’s demonic cache of far-reaching implications, but the left about due process, demanding it, yet Athrope. He doesn’t like rich human bodies wasn’t ignored, exactly, reveals itself, clearly, as determined denying those same due process con- people, and it turns out he doesn’t it was consigned to the far edge of to destroy Kavanaugh’s credibility, siderations to those with whom they necessarily like poor people, either. things, where we keep our monstrosi- and that of the Supreme Court itself, disagree. At the recent CNN town hall on ties at bay. to protect past gains. Unhindered, in The left’s end game is the dele- climate change, a questioner asked What, if anything, connects these fact aided and cheered on by many gitimization of the Supreme Court, if the socialist senator if he’d be “cou- seemingly unrelated events? in the media, the left proceeds on its justices don’t give them the political rageous” enough to endorse popu- Abortion. scorched-earth strategy. outcomes they can’t achieve through lation control to save the planet. Abortion is what Klopfer engaged What is dangerous is that what Sanders answered “yes,” and then, in, as did many others before him, is burned in their culture war are SEE KASS PAGE A5 ® after referring to abortion rights, But if consumption and carbon endorsed curtailing population emissions are the concern, it’s rich growth, “especially in poor countries people in developed countries who around the world where women do are the bigger problem and should GUEST OPINION not necessarily want to have large be dealt with accordingly (a task numbers of babies.” for which Sanders is dismayingly He’s looking at you, sub-Saharan well-suited). As Benjamin Zycher of America will bounce back, no matter how bad it gets Africa. the American Enterprise Institute The Sanders riff is the latest notes, rising incomes — considered f stagnant wages, near-record oppose them. A similar alliance in instance of a rising anti-natalism an unalloyed good by anyone who inequality, climate change, Kentucky enacted laws requiring that on the left, which has gone from experiences them — invariably nuclear buildups, assault weap- employers provide reasonable accom- I Robert Reich arguing that carbon emissions are increase energy consumption. ons, mass killings, trade wars, opi- modations for pregnant workers and GUEST COLUMNIST a problem to arguing that human What are we to make of an oid deaths, Russian intrusions into new mothers. beings are a problem. They release agenda that seeks to diminish the American elections, kids locked in The arc of American history reveals carbon emissions, don’t they? Q.E.D. number of human beings overall cages at our border, and Donald an unmistakable pattern. Whenever When a proposition has the sup- and to make those who enjoy mate- Trump in the White House don’t at and LGBTQ representatives were privilege and power conspire to pull port of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, rial prosperity less wealthy? least occasionally cause you feel- elected to Congress, including the us backward, we eventually rally and who questions the morality of At a more fundamental level, the ings of impending doom, you’re not first Muslim women. move forward. having children, and Bill Nye the anti-natalists have a gross material- human. Wind and solar sources of energy Sometimes it takes an economic Science Guy, who has discussed istic view of humanity. For them, we But I want you to remember this: are rapidly becoming cheaper than shock like the bursting of a giant punishing people for having chil- are a series of inputs and outputs, As bad as it looks right now — as fossil fuels. speculative bubble. Sometimes we dren, it’s on the way to universal and if one particular output is con- despairing as you can sometimes feel Eighteen states raised their mini- just reach a tipping point where the assent among a certain segment sidered undesirable (in this case, — the great strength of this country mum wages. frustrations of average Americans of soi-disant thoughtful progres- carbon emissions), it reduces the is our resilience. We bounce back. We Even in traditionally conservative turn into action. sives. A headline in The New York value of human beings altogether. will again. states, surprising things are hap- Now, come forward in time with Times even asked, “Would Human No one who isn’t a cracked ideologi- Not convinced? pening. In Tennessee, a Republican me. Extinction Be a Tragedy?” cal extremist or perversely blinkered First, come back in time with me legislature has enacted free com- Look at the startling diversity of Undergirding the anti-natalist economist actually looks at people to when I graduated college in 1968. munity college and raised taxes for younger Americans. Most Americans position is the belief that we are fac- this way. It doesn’t account for That year, Martin Luther King Jr. was infrastructure. Nevada has expanded under 18 years old are ethnically ing a global catastrophe, such that relationships or for joy, for the won- assassinated. Robert F. Kennedy was voting rights and gun controls. New Hispanic, Asian or Pacific Islander, additional babies will tip the planet drous distinctiveness of every per- assassinated. Our cities were burning. Mexico has increased spending by 11 into uninhabitability for everyone. son, no matter how poor or humble. Tens of thousands of young percent and will dramatically boost SEE REICH PAGE A5 ® This goes beyond the best evidence, People aren’t a burden; they are a Americans were being ordered to its minimum wage in the coming and discounts the human capacity resource and a gift. Any movement Vietnam to fight an unwinnable and years. for adaptation that is one of our that regards them any other way is unjust war that ultimately claimed Teachers have gone on strike in LETTERS POLICY chief attributes. profoundly misguided and deeply more than 58,000 American lives Virginia, Oklahoma, West Virginia, The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to The view that human beings are anti-humane. Build windmills if you and the lives of more than 3 million Kentucky and North Carolina — and the editor from readers. Letters must be no an unsustainable drain on limited must, but don’t try to scare people Vietnamese. won. The public sided with the teach- longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and resources goes back to the 18th- out of having children — or much The nation was deeply divided. ers. accompanied by the writer’s name, address century thinker Thomas Malthus worse, facilitate abortions — in And then, in November of that year, In several states, after decades of and phone number. Longer letters may be and, more recently, the Stanford your zeal to shave some fraction of Richard Nixon was elected president. tough-on-crime policies, conservative published, based on merit and at the Editor’s University biologist Paul Ehrlich. a degree off the global temperature I recall thinking this nation would groups have joined with liberals to discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. In his 1968 book “The Population 80 years from now. never recover. But somehow we reform criminal justice systems. 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Bern We passed the Affordable Care Act. new mothers more protections in the Mail: Letters to the Editor Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Editor-at-Large Even now, it’s not as bleak as it workplace. The law emerged from an Tooele Transcript-Bulletin sometimes seems. In 2018, a record unlikely coalition: supporters of abor- P.O. Box 390 With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, Tooele, UT 84074 including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. number of women, people of color, tion rights and religious groups that TUESDAY September 24, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 HARVARD HEALTH LETTER Are the new migraine medications working? Doctors say three recently approved migraine prevention drugs are helping people have fewer headaches
or people with frequent, Not just for migraines inflames nerve endings and is such as cognitive decline, and fluid intake, exercise, and es, certain foods or odors, or a debilitating migraine In June, the FDA approved involved in the development of low blood pressure, weight maybe add a fiber supplement lack of sleep. Migraines affect Fheadaches, 2018 brought the use of the CGRP inhibi- migraines. For that reason, the loss or gain, or dizziness to the diet.” What if constipa- 10% to 15% of adults, espe- encouraging news. The FDA tor galcanezumab (Emgality) drugs are also known as CGRP • people who haven’t tion doesn’t go away? “We can cially women.| approved three new medica- to treat cluster headaches. antagonists or CGRP inhibitors. responded to other preven- potentially switch to one of tions -- erenumab (Aimovig), These headaches are intense, For CGRP to inflame nerves, tive treatments. the other new medications,” Should you try them? fremanezumab (Ajovy), and often involving a stabbing it must attach itself to a recep- he says. Dr. Ashina urges caution galcanezumab (Emgality) pain around the eye that tor on the nerve cells, much Are the drugs effective? with the new drugs if you’re -- the first drugs designed spe- spreads to other areas of the the way a key fits into a lock. CGRP antagonists don’t Drug costs an older adult. “Clinical trials cifically to prevent migraines face. Each headache attack The new medications attach work for everyone. But the CGRP antagonists are for all of the new medications and reduce their frequency, lasts up to three hours and either to CGRP or to the CGRP evidence is promising. “Studies expensive, about $575 per included relatively few older intensity, and duration. can recur repeatedly over a receptor. Either way, the drugs find that people taking the month. The medications may adults, so we don’t know if It was a big development, 24-hour period, continuing wind up blocking and neu- new medications experience or may not be covered by older adults might react differ- since other medications used for a few weeks--then vanish tralizing CGRP for weeks at a about 50% fewer migraine your insurance. For example, ently to the medications than to stop migraines were created for months. Unlike migraines, time. headache days per month, Amgen, the maker of Aimovig, younger people do,” says Dr. to control other conditions, cluster headaches affect men You give yourself injections compared with people who reports that Medicare has paid Ashina. such as seizures, depression, more than women. “So far, evi- of the new medicines. It’s simi- weren’t taking them,” Dr. for 80% of Aimovig claims. He suggests starting out on high blood pressure, or an dence shows that people tak- lar to giving yourself insulin Ashina says. All three drug makers have the lowest dose possible. For irregular heartbeat. But their ing the drug experience about shots -- but you need to do it Some of the people he’s been offering free or subsi- example, that would be 70 side effects (such as weight 50% fewer cluster headaches much less often. Erenumab treated have had even more dized prescriptions in 2019 milligrams (mg) of erenumab gain, dizziness, or fuzzy think- per week, compared with peo- and galcanezumab are taken dramatic results. “I have one for people with private insur- instead of 140 mg. ing) often cause people to skip ple who don’t take the medi- once a month. Fremanezumab patient who, for the first time ance, to give insurers time to treatment. cation,” says Dr. Sait Ashina, can be taken either once a in her life, went 20 days with- figure out if they’ll eventually What if you can’t afford How have the new drugs a neurologist who special- month or once every three out a headache after starting cover the medication. But the them? panned out? “I have had very izes in headache treatment at months. the new medication,” he says. financial assistance programs There’s nothing wrong with good success with these medi- Harvard-affiliated Beth Israel end in December 2019, and it’s the older migraine preven- cations. The majority of my Deaconess Medical Center. Who’s a candidate? Side effects unclear what will happen after tion treatments (which are, patients with severe migraine The new drugs are intended The new drugs can cause that. for the most part, covered by headaches are responding New options for reactions at the injection site, “Sometimes people have to Medicare) if they work for you well, with few side effects,” The new migraine medica- • people who have four or muscle cramps, or constipa- pay out of pocket,” Dr. Ashina without side effects. Examples says Dr. Sait Ashina, a neurolo- tions are in a class of drugs more attacks per month, tion. “In a minority of patients says, “Medicare tends to cover include anticonvulsants, such gist who specializes in head- called monoclonal antibodies. or eight or more headache in my practice, we hear about it if you’ve tried several other as divalproex (Depakote) or ache treatment at Harvard- They are “targeted” therapies days per month constipation. Most people can medications.” topiramate (Topamax); antide- affiliated Beth Israel Deaconess that seek out and interfere • people who experience tolerate it and do something pressants, such as amitriptyline Medical Center. with calcitonin gene-related intolerable side effects about it,” Dr. Ashina says, Migraine headache symp- (Elavil) or doxepin (Silenor); peptide (CGRP), a protein that from other treatments, “such as increase their fiber toms and frequency calcium-channel blockers, such A migraine is an intense as verapamil (Calan, Isoptin, headache that usually begins Verelan); and beta blockers, on one side of the head. People such as metoprolol (Lopressor) await. the intended effect. It savaged will always have an asterisk often experience a throbbing, or propranolol (Inderal). Kass So, the left would hang Kavanaugh’s reputation and next to his name. When he pounding pain that can be Injections of botulinum continued from page A4 upon his neck an asterisk spawned a wave of suspect takes a scalpel to Roe v. Wade, accompanied by sensitivity to toxin (Botox) are FDA- like some medal of shame, a and equally unsubstantiated we will know who he is, we light or sound, nausea, and approved for migraine preven- reminder to future history that anti-Kavanaugh smears that know his character, and we vomiting. Migraines may last tion. However, they require legislation. everything he accomplishes is were treated as gospel by know what motivates him, for a few hours or for several dozens of injections in the One way to accomplish this illegitimate. Democratic politicians and and that is important; it is days. They may occur infre- head and neck. Treatment may is to sear into the American This was expressed, clearly, many in the media. important that we know, and quently, or they may be chron- reduce migraine days by about mind the idea that Kavanaugh in a video of a speech by Despite this, Kavanaugh was that is part of what motivated ic (more than 15 days per 15%. is personally illegitimate, and Debra Katz, the lawyer for confirmed in a close Senate Christine.” month), and they often occur therefore his reasoning and Kavanaugh’s initial accuser, vote. The Katz video, obtained An asterisk next to his in response to specific triggers Copyright © 2019 by decisions are illegitimate. Christine Blasey Ford. Ford by The Daily Caller, shows name? That’s just perfect. such as stress, hormone chang- Harvard University. Though the allegations against testified before the Senate in Katz discussing the long-term I suppose it is preferable him remain uncorroborated, Kavanaugh’s confirmation strategic implications in a to pinning two large scarlet and most are incredible and hearing that, many years ago, talk to a feminist group at letters, an “R” and a “C,” on fall apart in embarrassing fash- when she and Kavanaugh were the University of Baltimore in his robes to identify him as a End of Year Clearance ion, like the one most recently in high school, he assaulted April. Roman Catholic. in the Times, the assault con- her. Yet there were no corrobo- “In the aftermath of these But an asterisk accomplishes tinues. rating witnesses, none remem- hearings, I believe that just about the same thing, FINAL MARKDOWNS And not only against bered the party and even Christine’s testimony brought doesn’t it? 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That will also be a great The oligarchs and plutocrats continued from page A4 40 years, and I’ve never taught boon to America. would like nothing better than a generation of students as To state it another way, for the rest of us to give up and committed to improving the there is ample reason for hope. drop out. That way, they get African American or of more nation and the world as is the But hope is not enough. In it all. than one race. In 10 years, it’s generation I’m now teaching. order for real change to occur, But we never have, and we projected that most Americans A record percentage of them the locus of power in the never will. Preserving and under 30 will be. voted in the 2018 midterm system will have to change. expanding democracy has Three decades from now, elections — another sign of Millions will need to be orga- been America’s central proj- most of America will be people our future strength. nized and energized — not ect since its founding. It’s an 425 E. 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OBITUARIES MATTERS OF FAITH
Georgios S. Makris July 1, 1946 – Sept. 19, 2019 It doesn’t matter what you’ve done, Our loving father and grandfather Georgios Makris died peacefully at the age of Jesus will still accept and love you 73 Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019, after fighting a long and essy, messy, messy. and two fish, heal the sick and the heroes, but God working courageous battle with MDS Somehow, I spent a lame, raise the dead, and walk in them. (Myelodysplastic Symdrome/ majority of my life on water. In fact, Peter walked By looking deeper I have M Phil Wiebe cancer). He was born July 1, missing the mess of the stories GUEST COLUMNIST on water, too. But when the learned what true joy and 1946, in Lykouria, Kalavrita, of the Bible: how God did not time came to stand up for freedom look like. I am Greece, to Spiros and Irini use perfect saints, but rather Jesus, Peter failed and denied redeemed by the actions of Makris. He was the third of redeemed and worked his Him to protect his own skin Jesus on the cross. The price five children and at the age of handiwork through imperfect (Genesis 9:21). I somehow (Luke 22:54-62). is paid; the debt is no more. 13 moved to Athens in search people. missed that last part of the The interesting part about It is not what I do to achieve of full-time employment In fact, many of the Sunday story in Sunday school. these heroes of faith is not His acceptance, but instead, and greater opportunities. children: Joseph, George, school heroes of childhood, Another example is King how much they stood up and His acceptance of me, as I am, There, Georgios met and later Julia and Samantha; dedi- the people who I was taught David. The young hero, as walked perfectly toward God, that begins changing me from married, Georgia Marcos in cated siblings: brother Soterios to revere for their strength in a small boy, challenges the but how badly they failed and the inside out. I don’t have Athens and started his fam- Makris (Australia), sister faith and relentless pursuit giant Goliath to a fight in faith God still loved and used them. to be put together and have ily before immigrating to the Dimitra (Dimitri) Stephanis of God, have turned out to because it mocked God. With Noah saved the human race. it all figured out to approach United States in December (Australia), sister Maria be sinners just like me. Sure, a slingshot, David brings the David is considered a man the throne of Jesus. I am wel- 1974. Despite not knowing (Andy) Tzimas (Chicago), many of them performed giant down. Even later in life, after God’s own heart, and comed to approach the throne the language and only having brother-in-law Kostas Pavlos and/or participated in mighty David is called a man after Jesus was born of the line of as I am, and then He starts an elementary school educa- (Utah); additionally, his many acts of faith and saw God do God’s own heart (Acts 13:22). David. Peter went on to be one working out the kinks. Yet, tion, Georgios persevered thru beloved cousins, nieces and incredible miraculous things. Knowing these things are key of the founding fathers of the I am still the one who needs tough times. His dedication to nephews in the United States, But they also had some pretty points to Old Testament study early church and lead many to approach the throne. He hard work and commitment Australia and Greece. incredible missteps, which and David is often considered people to find Jesus. So many welcomes me and accepts me, had given him the ability to He is preceded in death by makes their behavior all the a hero of our faith. other characters in the Bible but I still need to be the one to later start and own his own his parents, Spiros and Irini more surprising. And yet, he was a rebel and are just like this. respond. restaurants. His life motto was Makris, and his sister, Joann For example, we can start a traitor to his own country I have learned that God It doesn’t matter where you simple: “Always respect oth- Pavlos. with Noah. This faithful when he joined the opposing loves and uses imperfect are in life, or what you have ers and be kind and humble.” Our family would like to man built a giant boat in the army (1 Sam 22:2; 1 Samuel people. He accomplishes done; you can find acceptance Georgios was known for his extend a special thanks to middle of a vast expanse of 27:12). He slept with another incredible things through and love in Jesus. That doesn’t pronounced voice and infec- the doctors, nurses and staff land to save humanity and all man’s wife (2 Samuel 11:4), people of faith for sure, but mean, however, if you invite tious laugh which filled the at LDS Loveland Clinic, and the animals from a worldwide and then had her husband he also redeems and makes a Him to take up residence in room with joy. Those who Huntsman Cancer Center. apocalyptic flood — because killed (2 Samuel 11:15). And new creation of the riffraff of your soul He won’t do a little knew him best would always In lieu of flowers, memo- God told him to. Though it those are just a few; if you society. Jesus came and spent house cleaning. But it does receive a generous hug or rial donations can be made to likely made little sense, he want to dig there are many his time with the down and mean we have a God who heartfelt embrace especially Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox did it, the storm came and more similar stories. The more out, and the rejected. He wel- loves His Creation and wel- from his strong hands but light Cathedral, or LDS Hospital the world was wiped out by a I dig into David, the more I comed them with open arms. comes us home. touch. His proudest achieve- Loveland Cancer Center. flood. feel like his life is an R-rated Strangely, the people He had If God can accept these peo- ments were affording his Funeral services were held But Noah’s faithfulness film and not something to the most conflict with were ple who did great things and two children a better life and Monday, Sept. 23, 11 a.m., at brings about the survival of teach our kids at church. the people of religion. Jesus yet had huge failures, then at watching his four grandchil- Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox his family and all the ani- Finally, how about Peter? isn’t looking for us to be per- the very least, there is hope dren grow with endless oppor- Cathedral, 279 S. 300 West, mals. They endure the storm This is a guy who followed fect to come to Him. He comes for you and me. tunities. He was a very proud Salt Lake City. A viewing was and end up back on dry Jesus around for three years. to us as we are: broken, wan- member of Holy Trinity Greek held Sunday, Sept. 22, 6-8 land. He sees an incredible He saw Jesus turn water into dering sinners. Like the stories Phil Wiebe is the lead pas- Orthodox Cathedral and loved p.m., with a Trisagion Prayer miracle! Then he strips down, wine, feed thousands of peo- in the Bible, if we look deeper, tor at Lakeview Church in extending a helping hand to Service at 7 p.m., at Starks gets drunk, and passes out ple with five loaves of bread it is not the people who are Stansbury Park. anyone in need. Funeral Parlor, 3651 S. 900 Georgios is survived by his East, Salt Lake City. son Spiros; daughter Irene; Share your photos and son-in-law Alphonse; daughter- memories with the family at in law Hilary; his loving grand- www.starksfuneral.com Area 51 festival wraps up in DEATH NOTICE
Orvin Allen Buttars will appear in Thursday’s edi- Nevada; Earthlings head home tion of the Transcript Bulletin. Orvin Allen Buttars passed For additional information HIKO, Nev. (AP) — The fes- few thousand made the trip to Saturday. Holt said Lincoln “I’m going to call it a suc- away Sept. 20, 2019. Funeral please refer to Tate Mortuary tivals are over and Earthlings the tiny Nevada desert city of County sheriff’s deputies on cess from our end. It’s because services will be held Saturday, at 435-882-0676, or online at from around the globe headed Rachel, population about 50, the public side of the gates we got out in front of it,” said Sept. 28, 2019. A full obituary www.tatemortuary.com home Sunday after a weekend a more than a two-hour drive were sent home early Sunday. Varlin Higbee, a rancher and camping and partying in the north of Las Vegas. In the end, no one actually Lincoln County commissioner dusty Nevada desert and trek- Campers and festival-goers “stormed” Area 51, although who signed an emergency dec- king to remote gates of Area in Rachel peaked at about deputies in rural Nye County laration earlier this month. 51, a formerly top-secret U.S. 3,000 on Friday, said Eric Holt, resorted to “heated warnings” Officials had feared unruly NOTES OF APPRECIATION military base long the focus of the Lincoln County official to disperse as many as 200 crowds would overwhelm UFO and space alien lore. who headed planning for a people who gathered before water, electricity, food, fuel, The family of Dr. Cody would like to thank you for being with They left in peace, offi- feared influx of at least 30,000. dawn Friday near a conspicu- internet and telephone service us during this difficult time. Words cannot express the feeling in cials and the host of a free A few hundred more ously green “Area 51 Alien in a county with just 5,200 our hearts. “Alienstock” festival said camped and attended one Center” in Amargosa Valley, people covering an area the We are grateful to have people like you in our lives who know Sunday. night of an abbreviated festival Sheriff Sharon Wehrly said. No size of Massachusetts. the true meaning of friendship, giving and love, when needed. Visitors hailed from France, about 40 miles away in Hiko, one was arrested. Higbee said commissioners Thank you to the Pole Canyon Ward Relief Society for the Russia, Germany, Peru, population 120. A permit for a festival at that who allocated $250,000 in lovely luncheon. Sweden, Australia and many “It seems like a lot of good site, which is about a 90-min- emergency funds to brace for Weston, Baylee & Wyatt, U.S. states — many toting cam- people chilling and having a ute drive west of Las Vegas, trouble might sue to recoup Robin & Jason Smart and Family, eras — in answer to an internet good time,” observed Dave was denied by county officials. costs. Mattie & Jason Remick and Family, post in June suggesting that if Wells, a 56-year-old stonema- In Lincoln County, six peo- “Think about it,” Higbee Gae Wrathall, enough people rushed a mili- son and festivals-seeker from ple were arrested during the said. “Here’s an illegal event, Michael Bingham and Family. tary base to “see them aliens” Cincinnati wearing a day-glow weekend for misdemeanors, supporting an illegal activity Love all whom you hold dear. Precious is the time you share. at 3 a.m. Sept. 20, authorities green festival T-Shirt and tak- mostly trespassing beneath — storming the gate. We’re not Do not wait for tomorrow, for tomorrow may not be. couldn’t stop everyone. ing in the scene Saturday in the floodlights and cameras of sure what we’re going to do at More than 2 million Rachel. two military base gates and the this point.” Facebook users clicked their Did anyone find actual watchful eyes of sheriff’s depu- He compared the initial interest, but in the end only a extraterrestrials or UFOs? ties from far-flung corners of internet post to an incitement (As if anyone could really tell Nevada. to violence. among the masked and cos- Sheriff Kerry Lee said he Matty Roberts, a 20-year-old tumed beings posing for photos watched about 20 people feign from Bakersfield, California, and cavorting in the desert.) a rush before dawn Saturday has acknowledged his “storm FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME “We didn’t,” said Little toward a base gate outside Area 51” Facebook post in June A’Le’Inn owner-turned- Rachel, before stopping short. was a hoax. ”Alienstock” festival host Two men were detained But he promoted events in Connie West, proprietor of the by military security officers Rachel before breaking earlier 10-room motel and cafe that inside the perimeter of the this month with West. became the center of the extra- vast Nevada Test and Training He said Sunday that Lincoln terrestrial-seeking universe. Range, an area almost twice County officials didn’t have to “But we found peace. And the size of Delaware where the spend money and could have friendship,” she said Sunday U.S. Air Force conducts aerial simply prevented events in as campers packed up to leave combat and bomb training, Rachel and Hiko by denying and volunteers began cleaning and tests stealth aircraft. The permits, like Nye County did in up. men were turned over to sher- Amargosa Valley. Another event, dubbed iff’s deputies and charged with Roberts hosted a Thursday “Area 51 Basecamp” at the trespassing, Lee said, and their evening event at an outdoor Alien Research Center souvenir vehicle was impounded. venue in downtown Las Vegas, shop in Hiko, didn’t fare as Holt said three people criti- also using the “Alienstock” well. cally hurt in rollover crashes name. He said he wants to FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER Organizers pulled the plug during the weekend were sent trademark the name and take Saturday on a second concert to hospitals in Las Vegas and it on tour to reach people who SERVING TOOELE COUNTY & THE WASATCH FRONT SINCE 1979 after drawing only about 500 St. George, Utah. Motorists couldn’t travel to Nevada. ticket-buyers for a Friday show. involved in crashes that killed “That’s pretty much the plan Serving with Old Fashioned Warmth and Sincerity Preparations had been made two cows on the open range for me,” he said. “It’s been a for up to 5,000. escaped serious injury. ton of fun.” Authorities said more At a festival clinic in Rachel, West, in Rachel, said she’s than 1,000 people visited one man was treated Friday for open to holding her festival 435.884.3031 • 50 W MAIN • GRANTSVILLE Area 51 gates near Rachel on dehydration, and one woman again next year. Thursday and Friday. Officials was treated early Sunday for “As well as it turned out? www.daltonhoopes.com didn’t report the number on drug-related issue. Why the heck not?” she said.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — in parts of downtown, manda- bike infrastructure, this would City leaders in Salt Lake City tory slow zones and curfews, be far less of an issue!” Mike threatened to crack down on among other changes. Christensen, executive direc- electric scooters amid a spike City leaders are also discuss- tor of the Utah Rail Passengers in injuries and growing com- ing a limit on scooter vendors, Association, tweeted to plaints of sidewalk riders from prioritizing companies who Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie residents. show they can curb sidewalk Biskupski. “I wish this much The City Council will con- scootering. concern was being shown to sider an ordinance that would There are no formal rules automakers and other auto- regulate the scooters in the governing the scooters, only a related industries for the con- coming weeks, the Salt Lake “temporary operating agree- stant threat posed to people Tribune reports. ment” between the cities and walking, biking, and riding “There is a sense that companies that dictates how scooters in our community.” scooter riders feel entitled to many scooters can be in the Still, many are wary of side- the sidewalk, even when the city and where they can be walk scootering. Emergency sidewalk is crowded and even parked. rooms have seen a drastic spike when they are next to a dedi- Scooter advocates have in injuries involving electric cated bike lane,” wrote John praised the mode of transpor- scooters including from broken Larsen, the city’s transporta- tation for its ability to ease noses, facial lacerations and tion director, in an email earli- traffic and greenhouse emis- blunt head trauma. er this week to companies who sions and calling it a safer, Several scooter companies provide the scooters. “They faster alternative to driving. currently operate within the either don’t know or don’t care Some have said sidewalk city’s boundaries. Two of those about the rules. We’ve made it ridership shows a need for companies, Lime and Spin, clear that this is an important more bike lanes in the city, so told the Tribune they were issue to the city since last sum- people can safely ride on the working to address sidewalk mer, but we have seen little to streets. ridership with in-app remind- no progress.” “Respectfully, if you would ers and warning stickers on the Under consideration are stop prioritizing cars over scooters. citations for sidewalk riders other modes and build more Despite the challenges, city leaders “want the scooter pro- gram to work,” Larsen told the Tribune. “They’re a popular thing and they’re still incred- Call for dental coverage today to help ibly safe compared to a car.” save money on big dental bills.
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be needle injections. Honors Millettt spoke with continued from page A1 the woman, who eventu- ally revealed she had been drugged, held against her will according to Utah Sheriffs’ and sexually assaulted over Association executive director several days, the letter said. Scott Burns. She was able to escape after During his time leading the grabbing the steering wheel of sheriffs’ association, Wimmer her captor’s car, causing it to went above and beyond in his crash so she could run away. role as the representative to Wimmer, who nominated the state Legislature, Burns Millettt and abstained from said. Wimmer opposed bills voting, said as soon as the detrimental to law enforce- sheriffs’ association read the ment and fostered a positive nomination letter, the group relationship with the Utah knew Millettt deserved the Chiefs of Police Association, award. while being a strong voice for “They see a lot of stuff, day Utah sheriffs, he said. in and day out,” Wimmer said, Millettt was recognized for of corrections deputies. “ … going above and beyond dur- For her to pick up something ing the processing of a young was extra wrong with this vic- woman who was being booked tim is pretty neat.” into the jail on an arrest war- Millettt also received an rant, according to her nomi- Outstanding Service Award for nation letter. She noticed the the same incident during the woman had bruising on her Tooele County Sheriff’s awards PHOTOS COURTESY OF TOOELE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE upper body, as well as bruising banquet in May. Tooele County Sheriff’s Deputy Mindy Millett (center left) and Tooele County Sheriff Paul Wimmer (center right) hold Millett’s Corrections Officer of the on her ankles that appeared to [email protected] Year award at the Utah Sheriffs’ Association Conference in St. George.
In 2019 and 2018, Grygla Walmart for the last 25 years.” view of the road from his seat Trucker placed first in the state com- Walmart has a variety of high up in his truck, he can see continued from page A1 petition in the 5th axle sleeper activities that drivers can par- what worries him the most — division. Grygla also has first ticipate in including parades drivers with cell phones. place state championships in and community events like “I see it all the time,” he neighborhood schools. These 2006, 2009 and 2012. Night Out Against Crime, said. “Drivers with hands on drivers log close to 724 billion Grygla competed in the according to Grygla. their phones making calls or miles annually and last year, national American Trucking Grygla drives a regular sending texts.” delivered over 70% of the U.S. Association championships weekly schedule. He heads out Grygla also said truck driv- freight tonnage — or 10.77 as well as Walmart’s in-house on Monday mornings with a ers have to keep up to date on billion tons, according to the truck driving competition. In delivery to Omtario, Oregon, changes in federal safety rules American Trucking Asosciation. 2013, he placed first in the and then picks up at stores in and regulations. The efficiency and safety Walmart national competitions. Oregon, Idaho, and Las Vegas “I have enjoyed truck driv- that truck drivers guarantee Grygla studied truck driving as he makes his way back ing,” Grygla said. “I have no allow businesses and American at Utah Technical College in home. He drops full trailers regrets about choosing this citizens to confidently ship Provo after being introduced to along the way for other driv- profession.” goods across state lines and to the world of truck driving and ers to return, arriving back in Walmart is looking to fill every corner of the country, citizens band radio by a truck Grantsville on Thursdays. about 16 truck driver positions according to a Walmart spokes- driving friend of his father. He said it’s a route that he at the Grantsville DC, accord- person. Grygla started driving in enjoys and the windshield time ing to a company spokesperson. One of Walmart’s drivers has 1981. He drove for Geneva gives him an opportunity to To drive for Walmart, a brought home state and nation- Rock Products, Exide, and ponder his hobby — writing commercial driver must have al recognition to Grantsville FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Albertsons before joining poetry. at least 30 months of full-time more than once. Kenneth Grygla of Walmart Transportation stands by his truck. Walmart’s truck force in 1994 Safety is a primary concern experience with no serious Known as “Kenny G.” at at its distribution center in Red for both Grygla and Walmart. traffic violations in the last work, Grantsville D.C. truck Held at the Utah State obstacle course-like demon- Bluff, California. He moved to “Walmart provides regular three years. driver Kenny Grygla’s 2019 Fairgrounds, the state truck strations of driving skill from Grantsville in 2006. training on safety, including To apply to drive for Utah Truck Drivers Association driving competition draws behind the wheel, a written “It’s been a steady income defensive driving,” he said. Walmart, visit drive4walmart. championship was his fifth about 200 competitors. The test, and a mock truck inspec- for my family,” Grygla said. “I Defensive driving is impor- com. state truck driving title. competition includes several tion. have really enjoyed driving for tant, because from Grygla’s [email protected]
Kodi continued from page A1 Tooele Education F and is legally blind. He was S T C S also diagnosed with autism six months after turning three. He received a standing ova- tion for his performance. “What happened there was extraordinary,” said judge Simon Cowell, after Lee’s first performance. “I mean really FILE PHOTO extraordinary.” Friends of Kodi Lee gathered at Bonneville Brewery in May to watch He was given the golden the Stansbury graduate appearance on America’s Got Talent. Lee was buzzer, meaning he advanced Life-Long Learners in Ophir advanced in the popular TV show to next round of competition. directly to the live “America’s It’s never too late to learn. Lincoln Highway seemed like a interest. Got Talent Show,” in by Freya Ridings. For his final local band called “Kodi and You just have to have a sense of great spot to observe and learn. They looked at learning in a Hollywood. performance he performed “You the Chillbodi’s.” The group wonder - at least that’s what Dr. In cooperation with the Tooele distinct interdisciplinary way. During the shows Lee per- are the Reason,” again, but with performed in Long Beach, Ed Dalton, local science educator County Chamber of Commerce, These Lincoln Highway learners formed “Bridge over Troubled guest performer Leona Lewis. California, at the Festival of and education foundation the Tooele County School where interest in art pieces from Water,” by Simon and Garfunkel Lee lived in Tooele for about Human Abilities, and locally at development director, recently District and the Tooele Education the Great Salt Lake to nodules of and “You are the Reason,” by six years before his family the Benson Gristmill and the told more than sixty life-long Foundation, a stop was arranged rare Variscite from Clay Canyon Calum Scott. In the finals he returned to California. Utah State Fair. learners on the trail of the in Ophir to help them enjoy their and Amitrice Hill. performed “Lot without You,” Lee was the lead in a [email protected] century-old Lincoln Highway. trip. They visited the unique The lecture concluded with Their travels brought them to Ophir Historic District and the gold mining stories of Mercur, Utah as the Lincoln Highway Ophir Canyon Education Center. the town that would never die. passes through Tooele County. Dr. Dalton shared with them For some, the highlights of the day; federal prisoners generate capability and so what happens While in Utah, they wanted to his beliefs about what is at evening were the interesting Jail $60 in revenue daily. is they go through and they see and learn all they could about the heart of all learning. He stories and photos of early continued from page A1 The jail does take temporary basically create a list of inmates special places near this history suggested that every person pioneers and miners from Ophir. holds from federal Immigration that are eligible to be placed in byway. Ophir, the old historic comes to earth with a built in The group just couldn’t resist and Customs Enforcement, but Tooele County’s jail,” he said. mining town not far from the sense of wonder and curiosity. the beauty of Ophir Canyon, they are generally in-and-out of “And we go through and we To ignite that creative wonder, the cool evening breezes, good in 2019. the facility in a short period of select, and we basically earmark, one starts with observation. friends, dinner and a chance to “That was kind of their origi- time. ‘Ok, when he needs to go, we Observation turns to questioning invigorate their minds. nal intent, was to get a bunch of While the jail receives have the space. He’s welcome in and inquiry. In some magic way Does this kind of learning contract beds to help pay for the less daily revenue from state Tooele County.’” it makes one want to know more. relate to students today? bond payment,” Wimmer said. “I inmates, Wimmer said there For state prison holds, the In this day-in-age, a vast amount Absolutely, Dr. Dalton indicated think the timing was just bad … are built-in benefits to taking focus is more on the ability to of information is at our finger that students of every age need to Their intention was to fill it full them over federal inmates. State meet medical and programming tips through the World Wide be exposed to interesting things. of feds, but the feds just never inmates are transported and needs, Wimmer said. Exceptions Web, consequently, learning is They observe, want to know had the numbers for us. So we clothed by the state, have medi- are also made for possible unlimited and life-long. more and inquire because of their had to look to the state to fill us cal needs met or reimbursed by conflict like gang affiliation or Dr. Dalton shared with the sense of wonder. Learning then up.” the state and are served by a case-specific reasons to keep an participants images of Saltair, becomes something they want to In 2015, the county jail gener- caseworker to ensure their needs inmate out of the county. Garfield Beach and the Oquirrh do and enjoy – for a lifetime. ated $725,718 in revenue from are met. “Any time we would identify Mountains from Black Rock to contract beds, according to There’s also more flexibility a conflict of any kind, we don’t Five Mine Pass. The visitors Tooele Education Dr. Ed Dalton speaking to life- information provided by Tooele in selecting which state prison have to take any one person but long learners on the geology of viewed the Oquirrh Mountains Foundation County. The revenue declined to inmates come to the county jail, it is our goal to take as many as the southern Oquirrh Mountains from space - then focused in on $578,088 the following year. while the federal inmates are we can,” Wimmer said, of state and the origin of the minerals local geography and geology @TEFbellringer The trend reversed course generally selected by the fed- inmates. resources in Ophir and Mercur. of areas of unusual and special in 2017, with $1.76 million in eral government, according to Many of the state inmates are contract bed revenue after the Wimmer. older, which means they’re gen- jail accepted Salt Lake County’s “We don’t really get to pick erally less disruptive to the gen- excess inmates for a full year and and choose with the feds,” he eral population in the jail. The the U.S. Marshal’s office began said. “We just get what they real challenges come in meeting to send more inmates. In 2018, bring. About the only justifica- the medical needs of those aging the revenue climbed to $2.46 tion to move them out of here and incarcerated, Wimmer said. million with federal and Salt before they’re ready is if there’s a As a result, some state con- Lake County inmates. direct conflict with say, we don’t tract inmates will be taken to Wimmer said Salt Lake have the bed space or the means the state prison so their medical County inmates were replaced to separate rival gang members needs can be properly addressed, with state prisoners midway or something like that.” according to Wimmer. through the current year, and he With less control on the selec- On the staffing front, expects similar revenue figures tion process, the county jail has Wimmer said the jail is essential- by year’s end. held a variety of federal inmates ly in a constant state of hiring, A group of Lincoln Highway learners stopped in Ophir to see and learn about Tooele County’s Tooele County was able to ranging from white collar crimi- but was down only one correc- surroundings and involvement with the Lincoln Highway. They have an active sense of wonder that step in after Weber County chose nals to murder suspects. The tions deputy, not counting those makes them want to learn more. not to renew its agreement with process with the state prison is in training or waiting to accept the state to house its inmates, quite a bit different, according to offers. according to Wimmer. The state Wimmer. [email protected] pays about $54 per inmate per “They know our medical www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY September 24, 2019 Sports
SPORTS WRAP Grantsville girls soccer vs. Judge Memorial Cowboys’ defense Grantsville’s Whitney Wangsgard scored in the first half to give the Cowboys a 1-0 lead, but Judge Memorial ral- lied for three unanswered goals dominant in victory to beat GHS 3-1 in a Region 13 girls soccer match Thursday Region 13 play, while Judge afternoon in Grantsville. The Grantsville limits GHS FOOTBALL Memorial dropped to 1-5 Cowboys (8-3, 3-2 Region overall and 0-1 in region play. 13) faced Providence Hall on game Friday night at Cowboy Grantsville’s offense struck Tuesday in Herriman in a region Judge Memorial Stadium. early and often against the match that was not complete The Cowboys limited the Bulldogs, who suffered at press time. Grantsville will visiting Bulldogs to just 23 their fifth loss in a row. play host to Morgan in a region to 23 yards in yards of total offense, record- Jackson Sandberg threw a match Thursday afternoon. ed seven quarterback sacks, 12-yard touchdown pass to Tooele volleyball 52-0 blowout recovered a blocked punt Taylor Wood just 58 seconds vs. Ben Lomond for a touchdown and forced into the game, and James Emma Higley had seven kills DARREN VAUGHAN a pair of turnovers, while Fuluvaka had a 4-yard touch- and Brinley Smith and Alli Miles SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville ran back a kickoff down run just 1:53 later to each had six as the Tooele In football, there are for a score and had 12 play- extend the lead to 14-0. Nate PHOTO COURTESY OF COREY MONDRAGON volleyball team rolled to a dominant defensive perfor- ers combine for 212 rushing Wright added an 18-yard Grantsville’s Daltyn Peasnall (17) gets around a Judge Memorial defender 25-17, 25-13, 25-7 win over as teammate Trent Brown looks for someone to block during Friday’s mances — and then there’s yards in a convincing 52-0 field goal with 4:43 left in the Ben Lomond in a Region 10 Region 13 football game at Grantsville High School. Peasnall caught a what Grantsville did to Judge win. Grantsville improved to match Thursday night at Tooele touchdown pass in the Cowboys’ 52-0 homecoming win. Memorial in its homecoming 4-2 on the season and 1-0 in SEE COWBOYS PAGE A11 ➤ High School. Miles and Smith each had four service aces for the Buffaloes (3-5, 3-3 Region 10), who also got 10 digs from Gracee Dalton and 18 assists SHS boys from Breanna Beer. Tooele will face county rival Stansbury at home Thursday night. Buffs get back on track fifth at Stansbury volleyball at Uintah The Stansbury volleyball team suffered its first Region 10 Tooele’s Ware loss of the season Thursday Firman night in Vernal, falling 25-23, 13-25, 27-25, 25-13 to Uintah. scores two Statistics were not available Invite online as of Monday night. The Stallions (11-3, 4-1 Region touchdowns 10) faced Cedar Valley in a Belnap, Whitworth finish home region match Tuesday in final quarter night after press time, ahead in top-10 in elite race of Thursday’s showdown with DARREN VAUGHAN Tooele. of 21-14 win SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville volleyball The Bob Firman Invitational vs. South Summit DARREN VAUGHAN brings a number of top high SPORTS EDITOR The Grantsville volleyball team school cross country teams lost a Region 13 match to Locked in a 7-7 tie with from across the western United South Summit on Thursday in Ogden through three quarters States together each year at Grantsville, as the Wildcats on Friday night at Buffalo Eagle Island State Park in came away with a 25-20, Stadium, the Tooele football Eagle, Idaho, as a tune-up for 25-17, 25-22 win over the team needed someone to upcoming state meets and a Cowboys. Halle Bartley led make a big play or two to pick chance to measure who’s the the Cowboys (4-8, 0-2 Region up a crucial Region 10 vic- best of the best. 13) with 13 kills to go with The Stansbury boys team 11 digs. Maison White had measures up fairly well, as evi- seven kills and three aces THS FOOTBALL denced by the Stallions’ fifth- and Callie Killian had six kills. place finish in the Elite race Kylee Broadhead and Jupatcha tory. on Saturday. The Stallions’ Intaratat each had 14 digs and Senior Gavin Ware was team score of 226 trailed only Sydney Killian had 11 digs and more than happy to fill that Corner Canyon (103), Davis 20 assists. Grantsville played role, whether it involved (129), Skyridge (141) and host to Summit Academy in using his open-field speed Farmington (150). a Region 13 match that was or his ability to overpower Carson Belnap finished not complete at press time would-be tacklers. Ware fourth overall with a time of Tuesday night. The Cowboys scored two touchdowns a 15 minutes, 20.2 seconds, 20.7 will face Judge Memorial on Tooele senior Gavin Ware (26, little more than four minutes above) breaks a tackle on his way seconds behind the winning Thursday night in Salt Lake apart in the fourth quarter, time set by Skyline’s Thomas City. to the end zone for a touchdown including the go-ahead score during the Buffaloes’ 21-14 win Boyden. Belnap was joined Stansbury girls soccer with 5:23 left in the game, over Ogden in a Region 10 foot- in the top-10 by Grantsville’s at Uintah to propel the Buffaloes to a ball game Friday night at Tooele Porter Whitworth, who was Reagen Didericksen scored 21-14 victory. High School. Nukuluve Helu (8, eighth in 15:34.4. a pair of goals and Ainsley “It’s huge,” Ware left) stiff-arms an Ogden defend- Stansbury’s other competi- Thurber had a shutout in goal said.”They were ranked ahead er during Friday’s game. tors were Josh Oblad (36th to lead the Stansbury girls of us, so this was a home FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS place, 16:07.0), Talmage soccer team to a 2-0 win over playoff game in my opinion Ricks (48th, 16:15.3), Jacob Uintah in a Region 10 game for us. It puts us ahead of jump-started the THS offense Simper (85th, 16:36.2), Monday in Vernal. The Stallions them in the rankings, and and fired up the home crowd Tyler Seeley (99th, 16:44.0), (7-4-1, 5-3-0 Region 10) will obviously what we want is a on a crisp late-summer eve- Nathan Leary (101st, travel to Ogden to face Ben home playoff game. I consider ning, as quarterback Kulani 17:04.7) and Nathan Winters Lomond in a region contest that the biggest win of the Iongi faked the handoff up (141st, 17:04.7). Grantsville Wednesday afternoon. season.” the middle to Nukuluve Helu was one runner short of being HS football scores Tooele (3-3, 2-1 Region 10) and instead handed the ball able to record a team score, Thursday entered the fourth quarter of nine quarters, dating back to weeks earlier. However, a to Ware on a reverse. with Wyatt Teggins (148th, Herriman 24, Bingham 14 Friday’s game having scored the start of the second half gutsy play call on third-and-5 SEE BUFFS PAGE A11 ➤ SEE FIRMAN PAGE A11 ➤ Beaver 48, Olympus JV 13 just 20 points over its past against Ben Lomond two from the Buffs’ 36-yard line Friday Grantsville 52, Judge Memorial 0 Stansbury quar- Tooele 21, Ogden 14 terback Kru Huxford fires Park City 38, Stansbury 14 a pass down- Grantsville prepares Canyon View 32, Hurricane 20 field during a Desert Hills 56, Sept. 13 game Cedar City 55, 2OT against Tooele. Dixie 47, Crimson Cliffs 13 Huxford threw two touchdown for Region 13 tourney Pine View 45, Snow Canyon 31 passes in the Cedar Valley 37, Uintah 0 Stallions’ 38-14 Mountain View 45, loss to Park City Ben Lomond 0 on Friday. Young team shows
Bear River 17, Logan 14 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ Mountain Crest 6, TTB PHOTO potential, seeks Green Canyon 0 Sky View 38, Ridgeline 0 breakthrough wins Grantsville’s Hillcrest 42, Providence Hall 8 Savannah Curtiss and Grand 33, Emery 6 DARREN VAUGHAN Audrey Curtiss Richfield 42, Carbon 0 Stallions stumble SPORTS EDITOR talk strat- San Juan 70, South Sevier 28 The Grantsville tennis egy between Juan Diego 31, team is young and still learn- points during South Summit 0 ing, but the Cowboys are still their second doubles Morgan 28, in loss to Miners capable of making some noise match against Summit Academy 16 in a difficult Region 13. Morgan on Juab 48, Union 21 DARREN VAUGHAN Thursday in SPORTS EDITOR Manti 21, Delta 18 SHS FOOTBALL Grantsville. GHS TENNIS North Sanpete 48, ALA 0 It took six weeks, but some- The GHS body finally found a way to (3-3, 2-1 Region 10) had just duo won the Timpview 49, Cyprus 10 slow down the Stansbury 83 rushing yards against the Morgan defeated match 6-3, Clearfield 28, Northridge 23 football team’s high-octane Miners — 93 fewer than its Grantsville 3-2 in a region 6-4. Davis 34, Roy 20 offense. previous season-low. On the match on Thursday, sweep- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ Fremont 38, Syracuse 26 After putting up more than other side, Park City (6-0, 3-0) ing all three singles matches TTB PHOTO Weber 48, Layton 14 1,000 yards of total offense had a season-high 535 yards while the Cowboys won both Hunter 39, West 38 and 90 points in their previ- of offense against a Stansbury varsity doubles matches. teams were both straight-set 6-1 on Thursday, and appear Kearns 42, West Jordan 21 ous two games combined, the defense coming off a shutout “We’re about where I winners on Thursday, though primed for a strong run Taylorsville 17, Granger 13 Stallions mustered just 186 win over Tooele a week earlier. expected we would be,” it was the first doubles team through the upcoming Region yards in a 38-14 road loss The Miners took an early Grantsville coach Stephen of Brynlee Butler and Hailee 13 and Class 3A tournaments SEE WRAP PAGE A11 ➤ to undefeated Park City in a Thurgood said. Johnson that has Thurgood Region 10 game. Stansbury SEE STALLIONS PAGE A11 ➤ The Cowboys’ two doubles most excited. They won 6-0, SEE TENNIS PAGE A11 ➤ TUESDAY September 24, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11
behind Spanish Fork and 19 Buffs Firman points ahead of Timberline continued from page A10 continued from page A10 (Idaho). Shelby Archer (38th, 20:48.2) was the Stallions’ top runner, followed by Joelle “The good thing about our 17:07.8), Jordan Wheeler Spilker (48th, 21:01.3), kids is that I’ve got multiple (183rd, 17:35.1) and Caden Brooke Call (49th, 21:01.5), kids who can take it to the Williams (208th, 18:07.8) Olivia Packer (66th, 21:19.1), house,” Tooele coach Andru representing the Cowboys. Elena Allen (76th, 21:27.0), Jones said. “We tried (the Stansbury also finished Katelin Chipman (83rd, reverse) in the first half and eighth in the boys’ Division 21:38.3) and Marian Ogden we fumbled it. We were try- 1 Section 2 race, just behind (109th, 22:10.0). ing to set it up the whole Maple Mountain and ahead Tooele was 27th in the race, time, because we knew No. of Mountain View (Idaho). In with Holly Johansen (80th, 5 (Chase Butler) was the that race, the Stallions were 21:36.0) crossing the line as spy on Luve (Helu). We kind represented by Isaac Nelson the Buffaloes’ first finisher. of knew we were going to (26th, 16:48.9), Jeremy Courtney Furniss (157th, push it to one side and get it Ruebush (27th, 16:49.0), 22:55.6), Mayling Jorgensen underneath to the other side. Oliver Sill (69th, 17:27.0), (163rd, 23:04.1), Keira We started seeing it late, and Trevor Jensen (17:32.5), Stewart (186th, 23:55.7) when we needed the big play, Noah Hales (79th, 17:32.5), and Elaina Desmond (203rd, it happened. It was perfect Kaemon Dix (154th, 18:19.4) 25:08.4) also competed for timing.” and Wyatt Gleed (167th, Tooele. Once Ware took the hand- 18:34.5). Tooele finished 20th Grantsville’s girls finished off from Iongi and turned the in the race, with Tyler Stewart 15th in the girls’ Division corner through the right side (40th, 17:05.6), Joel Brown 1 Section 1 race. Lindsey of the Tooele offensive line, (97th, 17:40.3), Garrett FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Palmer was the Cowboys’ he had nothing but green Tooele senior Joe Douglas (6) sacks Ogden quarterback Isaiah Ortiz during the second half of Friday’s Region Palmer (113th, 17:48.0), grass in front of him. Sixty- Christopher Day (125th, top finisher in 54th place 10 football game at Tooele High School. The Buffaloes’ defense sacked Ortiz twice and had two interceptions in (21:23.2). Ellie Lowery (80th, four yards later, he crossed a crucial 21-14 win over the Tigers that moved Tooele into a tie for third place in the region standings. 17:53.2), Parker Hansen the goal line for a touchdown (149th, 18:17.4), Joseph 22:16.3), Reagan Wexels and a 14-7 lead for the Buffs nected with Ware on an ond-and-5 and a 2-yard run on seven attempts, while Wilkins (157th, 18:21.8) and (99th, 22:47.2), Erin Petersen with 9:37 left in the game. 11-yard pass to move the ball by Ware on third-and-2 keep- Iongi rushed four times for K Stoddard (193rd, 19:13.4) (109th, 23:08.9), Makayla “First off, our pulling into Ogden territory, and ing the clock moving. The 19 yards and was 5-for-11 running for the Buffaloes. Lear (134th, 24:03.1), guards opened up a huge hole Helu had a 43-yard run on Buffs got all the way down for 40 yards through the air. Grantsville did not record Lydia Schoenfeld (138th, for me,” Ware said. “I’ve never the next play to get the ball to Ogden’s 1-yard line in the Defensively, Ty Sutherland a team score in the boys’ 24:12.0) and Jade Garcia seen a hole that big — you down to the Tigers’ 1-yard final seconds, but Jones opted had a team-high 17 tack- Division 1 Section 1 race. (144th, 24:27.5) also ran for could have fit a truck through line. Ware ran it in from there to have his team take a knee les, while Ware had 13 and Connor Paxman (143rd, Grantsville. it. I hit the hole and I just on the next play, running over out of respect to Tigers coach Drake Gritzmacher had 10. 19:08.8), Evan Thomas Grantsville will host a said, ‘well, I can’t let anyone an Ogden defender in the Erik Thompson — who had Joe Douglas and Dominic (150th, 19:26.0), Isaac Region 13 meet at Grantsville catch me now.’ I was looking process to restore the Buffs’ a major impact on him grow- Ashcraft each had a sack and Lehman (152nd, 19:28.8) Reservoir on Wednesday. the whole time, making sure seven-point lead. ing up. Kameron Rolle intercepted and James Limburg (166th, Tooele and Stansbury will there was no one, and luck- “In that formation, (Jones) “That coach over there was two passes from Ogden quar- 19:42.1) ran for the Cowboys. compete in a Region 10 meet ily our line held up so I could told us all week, ‘put your my coach in high school,” terback Isaiah Ortiz. Stansbury’s girls finished hosted by Cedar Valley on bust one.” shoulder down and just run,’” Jones said. “He knows me, we “This was a big one to kind seventh in the Division 1 Wednesday in Eagle Mountain. However, Ogden (1-5, 0-3) Ware said. “You’ve got to get know each other and we run of get us rolling again,” Jones Section 2 race, five points [email protected] had something left in the through the front line. It’s just the same stuff — the same said. “Every setback has a tank. A long kickoff return by big-on-big, blowing people terminology and everything. comeback, and that’s kind of Logan Shobe gave the Tigers up. Luckily, we were able to It was mentor versus kid. what we’re preaching. We had the ball on the Tooele 49-yard hold them long enough that That’s why I didn’t put it in at a setback last week (against line, and three plays later, I could pop one and get it in. the end.” Stansbury), and it was time to Shobe ripped off a 44-yard All respect to that (Ogden) Iongi had Tooele’s first get us a comeback.” run down the left sideline for kid — he tried, but there was touchdown of the evening on Tooele will play host to a game-tying touchdown with no stopping it.” a 12-yard run with 4:27 left Cedar Valley in its homecom- 8:14 left. Tooele’s defense stood in the first quarter. Ogden ing game Friday night — its Tooele still had the tall on Ogden’s final pos- tied the game early in the second-to-last home game momentum from its previous session, stuffing Butler on second quarter on a trick of the regular season. The drive, though. After getting third-and-3 and forcing an play, with Butler throwing a Aviators are tied with the the ball back at their own incomplete pass on fourth- 32-yard touchdown pass to Buffs in the region standings, 27-yard line on the ensu- and-5 to regain possession. Enrique Gomez. having defeated Uintah and ing kickoff, the Buffs strung The Buffaloes methodically Helu led the Buffaloes Ben Lomond after losing the together a quick five-play, ran town the clock, with an with 202 rushing yards on 26 region opener to Stansbury. 73-yard drive. Iongi con- 8-yard run by Helu on sec- carries. Ware had 102 yards [email protected]
Sandberg and White com- Cowboys bined to go 6-for-7 for 98 continued from page A11 yards through the air, with Ammon Bartley catching first quarter and Sandberg three passes for 69 yards. hit Daltyn Peasnall on a Kaden Kelley had a team- 5-yard TD pass with 9.9 sec- high eight tackles with two onds left, giving Grantsville Grantsville’s James sacks, while Floyd had three a 24-0 lead. Fuluvaka carries the sacks, Brown recovered a The onslaught contin- ball during the first half fumble and White had an ued in the second quarter, of Friday’s homecoming interception. with Sandberg scoring on a football game against Grantsville is on the road 3-yard run with 9:43 left in Judge Memorial the next two weeks as the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the first half. Logan White’s at Grantsville High Region 13 schedule begins Grantsville’s Hailee Johnson and Brynlee Butler talk between points dur- 2-yard TD run just over School. Fuluvaka ran to get tougher. The Cowboys ing their first doubles match against Morgan on Thursday in Grantsville. for a touchdown in the five minutes later put the will face South Summit, Johnson and Butler won the match 6-1, 6-0 as the Cowboys won both Cowboys’ 52-0 win over doubles matches between the Region 13 foes. Cowboys up 38-0 at half- the Bulldogs in their last year’s Class 2A state time. Ethan Rainer returned first Region 13 game of champions, on Friday in the second-half kickoff 85 the season. Kamas, with another road there isn’t one team dominat- yards for a touchdown, and game in Bluffdale against Tennis ing the top of the standings. PHOTO COURTESY OF continued from page A10 Kayden Bohman recovered COREY MONDRAGON Summit Academy on Oct. That could make the region a punt that Jonas Floyd 4. Grantsville’s next home tournament, scheduled for blocked for another TD with Trent Brown led the as Grantsville was able to get game is Oct. 11 against Juan over the next few weeks. Oct. 1-2 at Liberty Park in Salt 7:17 left in the fourth quar- Cowboys with 70 rushing a number of players valu- Diego. “They haven’t been beat,” Lake City, particularly difficult, ter to cap the scoring. yards on just four attempts able varsity playing time. [email protected] Thurgood said. “They should with only five players qualify- challenge for the state champi- ing for the state tournament in onship.” first and third singles, as well The second doubles team of as the top five teams in first into the second quarter, Dylan minutes. three passes. Audrey Curtiss and Savannah doubles. The top six players Stallions Bauer scored on a 2-yard run Huxford was 14-for-21 Jack Skidmore was 9-for- Curtiss won 6-3, 6-4, though in second singles and top six continued from page A10 to extend the Miners’ lead for 103 yards, two touch- 14 for 187 yards through the they are still a work in prog- second doubles teams will also to 17-7, and Mark McCurdy downs and two interceptions air, and he added 63 yards on ress. Freshman Sophie Crosby advance. 3-0 lead on a 22-yard field scored on a 48-yard run with for the Stallions. Tommy nine rushing attempts for Park lost 6-1, 6-4 at first singles, “Waterford, it could have goal by Ryan Skidmore, but 4:18 left in the first half to Christopherson, who came City. Bauer had 138 yards while Lacy Linares lost 6-1, 6-0 been 3-2 for us just as easily the Stallions responded with give Park City a 24-7 halftime in averaging 151.6 yards per on 20 carries and McCurdy at second singles and CamRee as 3-2 for them,” Thurgood a 4-yard touchdown pass from lead. game on the ground, was lim- caught three passes for 125 Iverson lost 6-1, 6-1 at third Kru Huxford to Pae Tia to pull The Miners’ explosiveness ited to a season-low 62 yards yards. singles. said. “Rowland Hall, it could ahead 7-3. However, that was showed again in the second by the Miners’ defense, while Stansbury hits the road “Sophie’s come close to have been 4-1 for us or 3-2 the only time Stansbury led, half, with Jack Skidmore hit- Harris was Stansbury’s lead- this week to face Ben Lomond winning numerous times,” for them. I think going into as Park City scored four unan- ting McCurdy for a 92-yard ing receiver with six catches on Friday night in Ogden. It Thurgood said. “I think she’s region, it’s the most even the swered touchdowns over the touchdown pass with 8:32 for 55 yards. will be Stallions coach Eric on the verge — she just can’t region’s been since we’ve been next two-plus quarters to take left in the third quarter. Payton Didericksen led Alder’s first time coaching quite get over the hump yet. in it. I think there’s five teams control of the game. Huxford connected with Gabe the Stansbury defense with against his former team. The I’m hoping she and Lacy hit it that could have someone win Miners quarterback Jack Harris for an 11-yard TD in 12 tackles, Tia had 11 and Stallions will be back on their just right and get it going at the championship.” Skidmore’s 3-yard touchdown the fourth quarter to cut the Andrew Hanson had 10 tack- home field Oct. 4 for their the region tournament.” The Class 3A state tourna- run with 29 seconds left in the Miners’ lead to 31-14, but les and a quarterback hurry. homecoming game against Region 13 is traditionally ment is Oct. 11-12 at Liberty first quarter put Park City up Bauer put the game away Daxton Brown had an inter- Mountain View. one of the deeper regions in Park. 10-7. Just over four minutes with a 70-yard run in the final ception and Harris broke up [email protected] Class 3A, though this year, [email protected]
Wasatch 24, Maple Mountain 21 North Sanpete 2, ALA 1 Ogden 3, Cedar Valley 0 (25-18, North Sanpete 3, ALA 0 (25-14, Tooele girls soccer vs. Juan Diego, Wrap Duchesne 62, Monticello 0 25-20, 25-14) 25-6, 25-6) 3:30 p.m. Monday Friday continued from page A10 Layton Christian 26, Rich 12 Green Canyon 3, Logan 0 (25-10, Stansbury girls soccer at Stansbury 2, Uintah 0 Pinnacle 2, Dugway 1 (25-23, North Summit 41, Gunnison 8 25-13, 25-18) Ben Lomond, 3:30 p.m. Ogden 8, Juan Diego 0 12-25, 15-7) East 41, Copper Hills 0 Kanab 35, North Sevier 14 Ridgeline 3, Bear River 0 (25-13, Tooele and Stansbury cross Notable HS volleyball scores 25-12, 25-9) Pinnacle 2, Wendover 0 (25-22, country at Cedar Valley, 4 p.m. Riverton 30, Jordan 29 Milford 42, Enterprise 24 Thursday Sky View 3, Mountain Crest 0 26-24) Grantsville cross country at Corner Canyon 47, Millard 34, Parowan 33, 2OT Tooele 3, Ben Lomond 0 (25-17, (25-21, 25-23, 25-22) Rowland Hall 2, Dugway 0 (25-9, Grantsville Reservoir, 4 p.m. Pleasant Grove 14 Notable HS girls soccer scores 25-13, 25-7) Richfield 3, Carbon 1 (25-19, 25-14) Thursday’s games Lone Peak 38, Westlake 6 Thursday Uintah 3, Stansbury 1 (25-23, 25-20, 18-25, 25-22) Tabiona 2, Wendover 0 (25-8, Tooele and Stansbury girls tennis Skyridge 45, American Fork 34 Judge Memorial 3, Grantsville 1 13-25, 27-25, 25-13) San Juan 3, Grand 1 (25-22, 25-21) at Region 10 tournament at Lehi 35, Provo 14 Cedar City 5, Dixie 1 South Summit 3, Grantsville 0 25-13, 19-25, 25-18) Tabiona 2, Dugway 1 (22-25, Cedar Valley HS 25-13, 15-6) Bountiful 29, Bonneville 14 Desert Hills 0, (25-20, 25-17, 25-22) South Sevier 3, Emery 2 (22-25, Grantsville girls soccer vs. Saturday Morgan, 3:30 p.m. Farmington 41, Woods Cross 21 Snow Canyon 0, 2OT Cedar City 3, Crimson Cliffs 2 22-25, 25-15, 25-14, 15-13) Merit Academy 2, Dugway 0 Grantsville girls tennis at Viewmont 20, Box Elder 15 Pine View 3, Crimson Cliffs 0 (23-25, 26-24, 25-21, 25-27, Judge Memorial 3, Summit 15-6) Academy 2 (25-15, 25-21, 19-25, (25-20, 25-16) South Summit, 3:30 p.m. Brighton 56, Cottonwood 0 Carbon 8, South Sevier 0 Desert Hills 3, Dixie 1 (26-24, 20-25, 15-10) Wendover 2, Dugway 0 (25-10, Wendover volleyball vs. Murray 24, Skyline 17 Emery 4, Grand 1 21-25, 29-27, 25-6) Morgan 3, Providence Hall 0 25-19) West Ridge Academy, 5 p.m. Olympus 24, Highland 6 Richfield 3, San Juan 1 Pine View 3, Canyon View 0 (25-4, 25-13, 25-10) Schedule Stansbury volleyball at Tooele, Alta 55, Mountain Ridge 13 Morgan 11, South Summit 0 (26-24, 25-18, 26-24) Delta 3, Juab 2 (25-18, 25-19, Wednesday’s games 6 p.m. Orem 55, Timpanogos 21 Summit Academy 2, Snow Canyon 3, Hurricane 2 22-25, 21-25, 15-10) Tooele and Stansbury girls tennis Grantsville volleyball at Salem Hills 52, Spanish Fork 7 Providence Hall 0 (25-20, 25-23, 22-25, 18-25, Maeser Prep 3, Manti 0 (28-26, at Region 10 tournament at Judge Memorial, 7 p.m. Springville 49, Payson 0 Manti 2, Delta 0 15-9) 27-25, 25-22) Cedar Valley HS Dugway volleyball at Tintic, 7 p.m. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY September 24, 2019 Fall SAVINGS
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Nila Jane Autry is the executive director of the Tooele County Arts Guild. The group is holding its annual fall show at the Tooele City Library until October 24. An opening reception will be held on September 24 at 7:30 p.m.
STORY STEVE HOWE CommunityTooele Arts Guild looks to grow ArtPHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE membership, expand offerings
taste of the artistic talent in Tooele County is on display for the next month Aat the Tooele City Library, with wood carvings, paintings, photographs and more. The art is created by Tooele County artists, professional and amateur alike, and the show is the third annual organized by the Tooele County Arts Guild. The theme, “It’s All About Art,” relays the inclusive nature of the art show and its organizers. Counting the contributions for the chil- dren’s art show at the same time through the Tooele Boys and Girls Club, there have been more than 60 submissions to the art show, according to Tooele County Arts Guild presi- dent Nila Jane Autry. “It is a really wonderful mix,” Autry said. “We have almost equal amateur versus profes- sional. We have teenagers, we have old, old people. We have all ages coming in.” While art was already on display Monday evening, the show official opens tonight at 6
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Art student Skylar Olney (above) puts up a painting by Jane Autry in prepara- tion of the art show. Nicole Knight (left) straightens Jessica Glossins “Wild Horses” painting while preparing for the art show.
A painting by Hudson Parkinson for the art show. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY September 24, 2019
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Is this were braced with a solid block a restaurant in Dover, you think he has arthritis? to his old self with treatment. true? I am afraid to use my of wood screwed into each Delaware. It was one Will it affect his life? — Jeff in In addition to medication, © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. orange Fiesta dishes because corner. of the first of many Silver Spring, Maryland arthritis symptoms can be friends say they were made such incidents in which with uranium and are radioac- © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. African diplomats were confronted with racial segregation in the U.S. ➤➤ On Oct. 11, 1962, Pope figure out what happens next. ing, March found success as While there are no plans for that a TV series is in the This installment features a designer. While he didn’t a sequel to the film, the CW works titled “Dark Shadows: John XXIII convenes “AHS” regulars Emma Roberts, win his season of “Project network recently announced Reincarnation.” an ecumenical council Leslie Grossman, and Billie Runway,” he went on to Mark B. Perry of the Roman Catholic Lourd, but the most surprising design for several big (“Revenge”) is writing Church, the first in 92 bit of casting is Olympic silver stars like Beyonce and the pilot. According to years. The pope hoped medalist-turned-actor Gus Chrissy Teigen. He even Deadline.com, Perry to bring spiritual rebirth Kenworthy. This is his sixth designed the gown that used to race home from to Catholicism and acting role since competing in Meryl Streep wore to school each day to cultivate greater unity the Winter Games in 2018. the Oscars in 2010. He watch the original “Dark with the other branches Q: I usually don’t watch • • • will be greatly missed. Shadows.” He’s also a of Christianity. “American Horror Story.” Q: I heard that Chris March • • • huge “Star Trek” fan ➤➤ On Oct. 8, 1970, It’s way too dark and gory from “Project Runway” died. I Q: Is it true they’re and plans to treat “Dark for me, but I have to admit Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, lost interest in the show after making another “Dark Shadows: Reincarnation” I’m intrigued by the ad cam- a few seasons, but he was one Shadows” movie? Will with “the same rever- Russia's best-known paign for the new season. It of my favorite designers to Johnny Depp be in it ence given to ‘Star Trek,’ writer, wins the Nobel looks like the horror mov- compete. Did he achieve any again? — G.M. while making the show Prize for literature. ies I watched in the ‘80s, success as a designer after the A: “Dark Shadows” accessible for audiences The Soviet government like “Friday the 13th” and reality series ended? — J.F. was a daytime TV soap who aren’t familiar with demonstrated its “Halloween.” -– C.P. A: You might not have opera with a gothic the macabre world of the displeasure over A: The ninth season of heard, but Chris March suf- theme that aired 50 Collinses.” Solzhenitsyn's writings “American Horror Story” just fered a terrible fall in 2017 and years ago and starred by preventing him from premiered on the FX channel wasn’t discovered for several Jonathan Frid as a vam- Send me your personally accepting and is titled “AHS: 1984.” It is days. He had sustained a head pire named Barnabas questions at the prize. indeed set in the ‘80s and takes injury, was put into a medically Collins. A primetime NewCelebrityExtra@ © 2019 King Features Synd. place at a summer camp. The induced coma and awoke to version aired in 1991 gmail.com, or c/o KFWS, trailer showed a masked, knife- find he was paralyzed in sev- starring Ben Cross in 628 Virginia Drive, wielding slasher hitching a ride eral limbs. His death this year the same role, and then Orlando, FL 32803. on the undercarriage of a truck at the age of 56 was the result a motion picture ver- carrying teens on their way to of a heart attack. sion starring Depp was © 2019 King Features Synd. Emma Roberts in “American Horror Story” Your Local camp. I’m pretty sure you can Before such a tragic end- in theaters in 2012. Community ANSWERS News. Stay Trivia Test Answers Informed. 1. Stinky feet 7. Tatooine 2. Mick Jagger 8. Ireland 3. Lonely Mountain 9. A prickle TOOELE TRANSCRIPT 4. “Underdog” 10. Fox BULLETIN 5. Errol Flynn © 2019 King Features Synd., Inc. 6. Searchlight Subscribe 435-882-0050 TUESDAY September 24, 2019 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3
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he bumper sticker on the her soul. Both are masterpieces deep human connection, are walked out and began to pass my next meeting, until I saw car next to me read: “We as well as treasures. what we all crave. me she said, ‘If your mother the bumper sticker on the Tare the people our moth- I’ve known my friend, “My mother says, ‘Everyone ever needs a place to live, car. But then I chose to let the ers warned us about.” I slowed Lynn Butterfi eld Marty Newey, for 42 years and wants to be loved and paid please have her come and live peace come back. down and let the car move past GUEST COLUMNIST treasure his friendship. He attention to,’” Marty told me as with me!’ My mother pulled me “Think of the wonderful me so I could read it again. sent me a message a couple we talked after lunch. aside and said, ‘Compliment people we’d be if we simply fol- The little saying, and warning, of weeks ago and asked me to Then he told me how an other people as much as pos- lowed the advice and lives of made me think. and one of the most beauti- have lunch with him. I leapt employee of his mother’s assist- sible!’ She does and the impact Bob’s and Marty’s mothers!” I “Am I a person my mother ful people I’ve ever met. She’s at the chance. A few days ed living home came to her is amazing!” thought. warned me about?” always been loving, caring and later, we met at a comfortable apartment to meet with her. I laughed, because his story If we did, the bumper sticker Bob Conard’s voice echoed patient, as long as I’ve known restaurant where we could “She walked into my moth- was amazing! In the end, Marty instead would say, “We are the in my heart. “My dear old her. talk. After all, the real purpose er’s place and my mother burst and I hugged each other as we people our mothers hoped we’d mother.” Then, after this I’ll never forget the day Bob of our lunch was to feed our out with, ‘Oh my gosh, you’re parted. Our stomachs and our become!” introduction, he shared with showed me one of her emotion- souls, to re-connect. The food, the most beautiful woman I’ve souls were full, recharged, so me some of the great advice ally-tugging water-color paint- while delightful, was a simple ever seen!’” Marty said. “They we could go out and make a Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda his mother had given him. His ings. The beauty of her work metaphor of how a soul is fed: spent a few minutes together difference in the world again. and is a managing broker for a mother is a water-color artist is nearly a perfect reflection of Strong personal relationships, and when the case worker I felt at peace as I drove to real estate company.
THE RIGHT THING Customer should feel fine about looking for better deals reader we’re calling be able to help find and order contractor. Heck, I still rue the and finishes. to cut down on the time it takes “Connie” is in the process any items she needed for the day three years ago that my If Connie believes she can to find all the materials needed of finding a contractor to bathroom. plumber of more than 30 years get better materials at a better for a bathroom renovation, it’s A Jeffrey L. Seglin re-design her master bathroom. “I’m pretty sure I can find finally decided to retire and price on her own rather than certainly not the only way. GUEST COLUMNIST She and her partner have met many of the items I need for I’m still looking for a plumber I purchasing through the con- with several contractors and the bathroom online for less can regularly rely on to return tractor’s preferred showroom Jeffrey L. Seglin, author of have chosen one whose plan money,” writes Connie. “But phone calls and show up to the and she’s willing to put the “The Simple Art of Business and bid seem attractive and cost would be more. If they the contractor seemed pretty house when an issue is beyond work in to finding the stuff, she Etiquette: How to Rise to the whose references from other were less expensive, then the clear he works with this par- my capacity to repair while ref- should do so. Top by Playing Nice,” is a senior customers seem stellar. overall cost of the bathroom ticular showroom contact.” erencing a YouTube video and The right thing would be for lecturer in public policy and As part of the bid, the con- would reflect those savings. Connie wants to know if it advice from Zack at the local her to let the contractor know director of the communications tractor included allowances “I’m a bit concerned because would be wrong to insist that hardware store. of her plans and to ask him if program at Harvard’s Kennedy for fixtures and finishes for the our contractor told us he uses the contractor use materials It’s understandable that he has any issue with her doing School. He is also the adminis- bathroom, everything from the a particular showroom in purchased someplace other Connie wants to maintain a this or if there is anything he trator of www.jeffreyseglin.com, floor tiles and towel racks to town,” Connie writes. He rec- than the showroom he recom- good relationship to her new believes she should try to avoid a blog focused on ethical issues. the sink faucets and counter- ommended that she and her mended. “I don’t want to do contractor. But she shouldn’t in choosing materials and plac- Do you have ethical questions tops. The contractor made clear partner visit the showroom and anything to jeopardize the proj- forget that she is the customer ing orders. that you need answered? Send to Connie that the allowance work with the contractors con- ect,” she writes. and he is working for her. It would have been good for them to [email protected]. was only an estimate based on tact there to order materials. As someone who has experi- He will still make most of his the contractor to make this pos- Follow him on Twitter @jseglin. average costs from previous He assured Connie that even if ence working with contractors money from the labor he puts sibility clear to Connie from the © 2019 Jeffrey L. Seglin. jobs. If she chose more expen- an item doesn’t appear in the over the years, I know how dif- into the job, regardless of outset. While a showroom can Distributed by Tribune Content sive fixtures and finishes, the showroom, his contact would ficult it can be to find a reliable where Connie gets her fixtures be a good way for a customer Agency, LLC.
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call 435-884-3446. the needs of our community. Hours are Tooele Family Al-Anon p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele Tooele Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Historical Society Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all Daughters of Utah Pioneers Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main those affected by someone else’s addic- Senior Center Historical books at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s The DUP is seeking any family histories, Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. basement at the back of the building. For tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help The senior center is for the enjoyment of Tooele County Historical Society’s books photographs, books, stories or vintage questions or more information, please by sharing our experience, strength and all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are are available to purchase at meetings. The artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Baby blankets needed call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at hope. For more information, please con- Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. tact Terri at 435-313-4851. Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the Blankets should be new and in good Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Military Items Wanted crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- condition. Homemade blankets are also cards depicting four different pioneer This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the When you no longer want your military art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or accepted if new. Donations can be turned buildings for $4. These make great gifts Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. items, do not take them to Deseret wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West for family and friends. Please call Alice Main St., Tooele. For more information, Industries or a thrift store. Bring them movies and health classes. Meals-On- www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Wheels available for homebound. Lunch www.exploretooele.com. Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with purchase these books. at 435-849-4180. shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- any questions. canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — gested contribution is $3. For those under Seeking Historical Items Alcoholics Anonymous to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to Schools Community Closet The Tooele County Historical Society Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 displayed with honor and respect. Call the store or doctor visits for residents in Clean out your closets. The Community would like members of the community p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Tooele High Athletic Wall of Closet is accepting donations for gently who have any family or personal histories, Utah Ave. For more information, contact portation information call (435) 843-4114. Fame used clothing. Donations are accepted photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- Children’s Choir Auditions For more information about the Tooele Tooele High School is accepting appli- at your neighborhood school. Contact VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you 694-2624. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- center, call 435-843-4110. cations for the Annual Athletic Wall of Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any would like to donate to our organization tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Fame Induction Ceremony, to be held questions. to please call us. We are also looking for Alcoholics Anonymous years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Tooele County Senior Expo Friday, September 27. Applicants must books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are also owner and director of Blake Music Studios, The 6th Annual Tooele County Senior have graduated from THS at least 10 chures or any history that pertains to the held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Expo, hosted by Tooele County Aging years ago. Email Athletic Director Catham Moose Tooele County area. If you would like to p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron vocal performance and has taught at the Services, will be held on Saturday, Beer at [email protected], for an donate them to our organization, or if you Dr., Tooele. collegiate level. If your child loves to sing September 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The application or pick one up at Tooele High Meals at the Lodge would let us make a copy for the Tooele and you are looking for an exceptional Friday and Saturday night dinners will be Young People in Recovery expo will be held at Tooele Technical School (301 W. Vine St. Tooele, UT 84074). County Historical Society, please call 435- musical experience for them, this is it. For served from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday night din- Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold College at 88 S. Tooele Boulevard in Application is due by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, 882-1612. more information and to register for an ners change weekly or you can order from all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 Tooele. The Alzheimer’s Association will September 13. audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and be presenting “Know the 10 Signs: Early the menu items Saturday night. All meals com or call 435-277-0755. Detection Matters”. The Expo is a wonder- Story and Craft Hour are for a reasonable price. No orders taken Groups and Events also on the first and third Friday of the ful resource for caregivers, older adults Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch specials are month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park Rocky Mountain Hospice and their families. Flu shots and immuni- Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy available at the lodge from 11 a.m. For Tooele County Arts Guild Annual Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., Want to have more meaning in your life. zations, free health screenings, a variety the adventures of books and make fun members and their guests only. Art Show Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- Do you want to do something that is of vendor booths and information, and crafts. For more information, call 435-833- All artists from Tooele County age 13 and 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at satisfying and of great service to your 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Breakfast above are welcome to join the Tooele 435-255-9905. community? Then become a Rocky prizes will be available. You will also be Breakfast will be served every Sunday Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, County Arts Guild for an evening, or for Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- able to dispose of unused medications, as meeting at 10:30 a.m. until gone. Please Family support group Tooele. Please enter through the south the year as a member. Benefits of mem- ence required. All training, background well as have any documents with personal attend the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and Get your loved one sober. The USARA side doors. bership include the opportunity to display check and TB tests provided by Rocky identification shredded. We hope you will Craft family support group is held the women’s meeting at 11:30 a.m., and your artwork for show and sale in various Mountain. The only requirement is your come join us! For more information, con- Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Free Preschool Hour enjoy a great breakfast. venues around Tooele County, as well as desire to help someone in need. Please tact Evelyn at 435-277-2457. room at the Tooele City Library. Group Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele regular updates on events in our commu- contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner books and materials provided. Craft is a Tooele County Aging Services A Veterans appreciation dinner will be nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- Hospice at 801-397-4904. of learning, singing and creating. The class free program for family members who The Family Feud: Let’s Not Play held on Thursday September 25 at 5:30 ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! is for all children up to 5 years old. Please have a loved one with a substance use The Next Chapter RSVP to Tooele County Aging Services p.m. Call 435-228-8217 for more information. 435-277-2440 and join us Friday, October come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- The Tooele County Arts Guild invites local disorder. For more information, call Heidi The Next Chapter is a free social support 4 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm at the Stansbury mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Moose Association Annual artists age 11 and older to share their Warr at 435-255-9905. and educational program to help widows Clubhouse for a free lunch and seminar are located at West Elementary School, Convention talent in the Guild’s annual art show. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group and widowers adjust to the loss of their 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter spouse through monthly activities. You for caregivers. Nancy Madsen, with the The ID/UT Moose Association Annual Entries are due at the Tooele City Library Join us the 2nd Monday of each month through the south side doors. are invited to join others who are on the Utah Department of Human Services, Convention will be held at the Tooele September 20 and 21. The art show starts from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical same page as you, to begin a new chapter will share some of her top answers of St. Marguerite Catholic School Lodge from Thursday, September 26 thru September 24 and runs through October Center in Tooele. The Tooele County ways to improve communication and 24. Artists can find details, including an in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Students of all faiths are welcome from Sunday, September 29. All members are Health Department’s Aging Services pro- share the responsibility of care-giving, so online application and prospectus at County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for preschool through 8th grade at Tooele welcome to attend. gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s family feuds can be defused or avoided. www.tooelecountyartsguild.org. more details. County’s only faith-based school. Association Caregiver Support Groups. Questions? Call or go to tooelehealth.org. Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Ladies Community Club of The groups are designed to provide emo- Sons of Utah Pioneers Eagles tional, educational and social support for Mobile Vet Center preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Tooele Anyone interested in the history of Tooele caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we To better serve veterans located in Tooele class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Sunday Breakfasts To view upcoming events, learn more need you. Please come and join us for a County, the Mobile Vet Center (MVC) will riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Breakfasts will be served every Sunday about our organization, or to become a Food Addicts in Recovery visit www.stmargschool.org. potluck social dinner at the LDS church, visit Tooele every Wednesday from 10 morning this month from 9 to 11 a.m. member, please visit gfwctooele.org. Anonymous a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern side of the 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- Order from the menu or have the special Are you having trouble controlling the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. 1280 North, TOPS Weight Loss Support mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- for $5. Adults pay $7 from the menu and way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Tooele. The MVC provides free, confiden- Education 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons children 11 years and under are $3.50. Bad Group Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- tial counseling for theater veterans of all of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday Tooele Technical College Beer is available. Public invited. The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) ery program for anyone suffering from conflicts. For further information contact of each month at 6:30 p.m. Programs with space available include the Weight Loss Support Group meets every food addiction. Meetings are held every Dave Brown at 801-255-1499, call our 24/7 Social Room POST (Peace Officer Standards Training) Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, TC Squares Dance Club national call center 1-877-WARVETS or The Social Room will be open at Noon, 7 program (Satellite Police Academy), located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the The TC Squares Dance Club has begun visit vetcenter.va.gov days a week beginning September 1. Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) pro- Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by north back entrance. For more informa- dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- Donate to library gram and Software Development. These Auxiliary Meeting tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 programs and others are offered at Tooele The Auxiliary Meeting will be held dren are invited to attend. Come and let Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Please remember the “Friends of the us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Tooele City Library” while doing home Tech. Enroll today and begin training for a October 14 at 7 p.m. foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to bring finger food to share. For more infor- promising career. Visit tooeletech.edu or more information visit TOPS.org or con- attend. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, cleaning and donate your used books to tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. the bookstore in the library. Money from call student services at 435-248-1800 for Aerie Meeting Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s The aerie meeting will be held September Tooele County Aging book sales is used to support programs more information. website at tcsquares.com. 26 at 8:00 p.m. Museum volunteers needed Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- within the library. The library is located at Adult Education Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Tooele County Homemakers 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Get your high school diploma this year at Planning Meeting seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history in the community. Many seniors require We would like to invite all ladies to our 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. the Tooele Community Learning Center. The Planning Meeting will be held or science? Volunteers at the museum can assistance and need rides to doctors or Homemakers club. Meetings are held on org. Thank you for your support. All classes required for a high school October 15 at 7 p.m. gain new skills or practice old ones. We other professionals. Rides help seniors live the first Tuesday of every month with a are looking for people to help with orga- Books for the Whole Family diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Auxillary Past President’s Dinner more independent lives. Call 435-843-4114 luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., aration and English as a second language nization, exhibit development, gardening for more information. The Grantsville and September through May. Located at 151 Donated children’s books and paperbacks Auxillary Past President’s Dinner will be are available. Register now to graduate and educational program development. Tooele Senior Centers also are in need of N Main, in the auditorium of the Health are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers held October 16 Volunteer positions are seasonal and year are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 volunteers. For more information about Department and USU Extension offices. Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers volunteering at the Grantsville Center call Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 Four Corners Convention must be at least 16 years old. To apply or cation classes are for students 18 and over. Four Corners Convention at Havasu Aerie, 435-884-3446. For volunteering at the per year. For more information, call Eileen a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele request more information, send email to: City Library. All proceeds go back to the AZ September 27 to 29 Tooele Center call 435-843-4110. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne ESOL [email protected] 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. library for projects and programs. ESOL conversational classes are held Life’s Worth Living Foundation Oktoberfest Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Thank you and we hope to see you all this Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele October 5, German Food and Beer avail- Suicide support group meetings are Bingo is back The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society September. St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- able, proceeds go to the Alzheimer’s Fund held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at dents may also come anytime the center is meets the first Thursday of the month. Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Tooele County Quilters its bingo games again on Fridays starting Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. open for individualized study. Registration Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by All meetings are held on the third Tuesday is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Elks the downstairs conference room of the the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal of each month in the Tooele County Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. questions. Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are $20 per tion. Meetings Come and learn about rocks, minerals, cide, please plan on attending. Please go year to be paid at the first meeting. Lodge floor meetings are held the sec- and ways to craft them, and enjoy field on Facebook and like our page to keep Grantsville Early Head Start ond and fourth Tuesday of every month. trips for rock collecting. Membership is current with our latest news and events. Tooele County Master Gardener’s Do you have a child under age 3? Are you House committee meetings are held every $15 per year. For more information email Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- FREE CLASS: Home Grown Tomatoes! Grantsville Irrigation Company currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head first and third Tuesday of the month. All [email protected]. livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. Want to have the best tomatoes around Grantsville Irrigation has issued agricul- Start is a free program for eligible families members are welcome and encouraged and be able to grow them year-round or tural users two regular turns. Residents that offers quality early education for to attend. Local author seeks photos Health Department and Aging learn about new varieties? Then join “Bad A local author and historian is seeking have been allotted 250,000 gallons per infants and toddlers in the home; parent Bart” Anderson and his Golden Sidekick, original photographs of Saltair, Black Services hours residential share. Those exceeding the education; comprehensive health services Paint Night Golden Reeves, for a great evening of Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, The Tooele County Health Department allotment will have their service locked to women before, during and after preg- We will be having a Potluck and Paint “edutainment!” There will be a wide selec- as well as any similar turn-of-the-century and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- in addition to penalty fees. Contact the nancy; nutrition education and family Night on September 27. Potluck from 6 tion of samples to enjoy, and Bart will attractions and resorts for an upcoming tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 office at 435-884-3451 or gicwater@gmail. support services. Call 435-841-1380 or p.m. to 7 p.m. with painting after dinner. be showcasing his own creation, “Bart’s book project. Those who wish to con- p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. com if you have any questions. 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Check out our calendar on our main page Best.” Have an unusual variety you’d like additional information. tribute information or photographs of to share? Bring it! Be a part of the fun on Disabled Veterans these parks should contact Emma Penrod for holiday hours and closures. For more Share the past information call 435-277-2301. Wed., September 25th, from 7 to 8 p.m. Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Free developmental evaluation at [email protected]. Contributions at the USU Extension Auditorium, 151 N. ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Chapter 20 will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Parkinson’s disease Support Main, Tooele. For more info, contact Jay The Family History Center in Grantsville a variety of services to families with released pictorial history book. There is Chapter 20, for the Disabled American Group Cooper at 435-830-1447. is assembling a record of Grantsville infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. no such thing as too many photographs Veterans holds monthly general member- A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be residents. Your submission may be made Individualized services are available to as the author needs a minimum of 160 Annual Messiah Performance ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. by emailing to [email protected] or by enhance development in communication, photographs, and any help is greatly Rehearsal’s for the 35th Annual Christmas 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door Tooele has a support group for persons coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., motor development, cognition, social/ appreciated. performance of Handel’s “Messiah” will entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah emotional development, self-help skills begin October 13 at the LDS Chapel, of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and ers. You can learn how others are coping 84074. Come in and receive help from our and health concerns. Contact us for a free Tooele Valley Free Masons 10th West Utah Avenue, Tooele at 7:00 invite all veterans to come join us in the Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the with PD and how to live well. We meet the trained consultants. For more information, developmental evaluation at 435-833- p.m. As in the past, the presentation comradery with other veterans at our second Friday of each month for din- third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. 0725. at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele will be in two parts, with the Christmas monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has ner and socializing. If you are interested portion December 15 at Grantsville High Senior Center trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) or have questions, please join us at the Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at 435-840-3683. School and the Easter portion in March. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Charity to answer questions concerning your VA Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement This is an inter-faith Community Choir all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are benefits. Nations Service Officers (NSO’s) Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope and Orchestra. All singers and musicians Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tooele Children’s Justice Center are available by appointment to help vet- 435-277-0087. are welcome to participate. For more Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in to Recovery” Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and excit- erans and their families submit claims for information, contact Barbara Wallace 801- need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Tooele Valley Family History Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 ing activities include pinochle, bingo, compensation, obtain health and educa- 707-5671. crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint snacks. We appreciate all donations. For tional well-earned benefits. ALL DAV ser- Center knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 vices are Free of Charge. For information, Research your ancestors free with trained S.100 East, Tooele. Family Search volunteers at the Tooele program, wood carving and health please join our monthly meetings. No Bulletin Board Policy classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for monthly meetings are held in December. Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 United Methodist Dinner Call commander Penny Larson 801-359- East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at 882- homebound. Lunch served weekdays. 0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is Tooele United Methodist Church offers a 8468 or Adjutant James Yale at 435-849- of operation: Tuesday through Friday, For 60 and above, suggested contribu- free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organiza- tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is 0521 or Senior Vice Dustee Thomas at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings tions, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit $5. Transportation available to the store 435-830-8487. Please leave messages if your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. by appointment only. Special classes or doctor visits for residents in Tooele no contact. announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- and Grantsville areas. For transportation First Baptist Food Pantry offered regularly. Call the center for more tising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the information call 435-843-4114. For more The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- information. day prior to the desired publication date. information about the Grantsville center, ing an emergency food pantry to meet
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Open Public Hear- ing (SUB 2019-02) 5. Close Public Hear- ing (SUB 2019-02) 6. PUD-CUP 2019-02 – Joe White is request- ing conceptual condi- tional use approval for the Tealby Village Planned Unit Develop- ment (PUD). Parcel ID: 19-097-0-0004. Acre- age. Approx. 44.32 Acres. Unincorporated: Erda. Planner: Jeff Miller 7. Open Public Hear- ing (PUD-CUP 2019-02) 8. Close Public Hear- NOTICE OF PUBLIC ing (PUD-CUP HEARING AND 2019-02) TOWN COUNCIL 9. PUD-CUP 2019-03 MEETING – Joe White is request- NOTICE IS HEREBY ing conceptual condi- GIVEN THAT the Ver- tional use approval for non Town Council will the proposed Erda Es- hold a Public Hearing tates Planned Unit De- followed by velopment (PUD). Par- its regular meeting on cel ID: 05-029-0-0037. 8 October 2019 at 7:00 Acreage. Approx. PM at the Vernon Fire 156.47 Acres. Unincor- Department, 325 S. porated: Erda. Plan- Main Street, Vernon, ner: Jeff Miller Utah. The agenda 10. Open Public Hear- shall be as follows: ing (PUD-CUP Public Hearing: 2019-03) 1. Land Use Manage- 11. Close Public Hear- ment and Develop- ing (PUD-CUP ment Code - Off-Street 2019-03) Parking and Loading 12. DED 2019-02 – 2. Ordinance 2018-02 Tooele County and - An Ordinance Regu- Saddleback Partners lating the Use Regula- are requesting prelimi- tions of Chapter 12 of nary and final plat ap- the Land Use Manage- proval for the pro- ment and Develop- posed Droubay Road ment Code by Regu- Dedication in associa- lating the Placement of tion with the relocation Conex Boxes on Prop- of the Foothill Drive erties Railroad Crossing. Close PublicTUESDAY Hearing SeptemberP a r c e l 24, 2019 I D : B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Regular Meeting: 05-029-0-0037. Acre- 1. Approve the min- age. Approx. 89.85 utes of the 10 Septem- Acres. Unincorporated: INVITATION TO BID ber 2019 meeting Lake Point. Planner: Tooele City 2. 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(Sign-on Bonus!!!)must register Competitive with the the Land Use Manage- 435-843-3160 prior to new to the field or for seasoned staff in Tooele City! pay & compensation, goodCity work-life in order balance,to be con- HAVING A yard sale? ment and Develop- the meeting. and an opportunity to makesidered a lasting for impact. Award of Advertise in the Tran- ment Code by Regu- Please e-mail Jeff Bid. script Apply on our website! lating the Placement of M i l l e r a t : Please email [email protected] security in the If you’re interested please call Conex Boxes on Prop- [email protected] https://jobs.riseservicesinc.org/ or goamount to of 5% of the SELL YOUR car in the erties with any questions or utah-careers www.valleycares.com/careersbase bid willto apply. be re- Transcript Bulletin 435.882.0050 8. Reports/Commis- concerns. quired to accompany Classified section. sions/Committees: Dated this 23rd Day of bids. - Chuck Mannino: September 2019 All communication Emergency Manage- Jeff Miller relative to the Project ment Vernon Water- Tooele County shall be directed to the works Special District Planning and Zoning Parks Director prior to - Darrell Holden: Park (Published in the the opening of bids at: and Recreation/Tables Tooele Transcript Bul- TOOELE CITY COR- & Chairs Rental Ver- letin September 24, PORATION non Elementary Com- 2019) 90 North Main mittee Treasurer Tooele, Utah 84074 - John Olson: Ceme- Telephone: (435) tery 843-2140 Animal Control Darwin Cook, Parks - Dennis Clark: Road/ Director Signs/Snow Removal email: darwinc@tooe- Contract Council of lecity.org Governments Tele- The OWNER reserves communications Am- the right to reject any bulance or all bids; or to accept - Rodney Manzione: or reject the whole or Fire Department Veter- any part of any bid; or ans Memorial to waive any informal- 9. Public comment ity or technicality in 10. Approve payment any bid in the best in- of Town bills terest of the City. Only 11. Adjourn bids giving a firm quo- (Published in the tation properly signed Tooele Transcript Bul- will be accepted. letin September 24, (Published in the 2019) Tooele Transcript Bul- letin September 24 & October 1, 2019) GRANTSVILLE CITY NOTICE OF ADOP- SUMMONS TION OF ORDI- IN THE THIRD JUDI- NANCES CIAL DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY COURT IN AND FOR GIVEN that on Sep- TOOELE COUNTY, tember 18, 2019 the STATE OF UTAH Grantsville City Coun- In re the Matter of, cil enacted the follow- CASEY DEWANE ing ordinance: CHATWIN Ordinance 2019-21 SUMMONS amending Title 17 Civil No. 193300086 Streets and Sidewalks, Judge: Matthew Bates Chapter 2 Obstruction Commissioner: Mi- of Streets and Side- chelle Tack walks, Section 8 of the THE STATE OF UTAH Grantsville City Code. T O T H E This ordinance will ABOVE-NAMED RE- take effect upon the SPONDENT: AUBREE publication of this no- LUTTRELL, You are tice. This ordinance hereby summoned and may be reviewed or a required to file an An- TUESDAY Septembercopy 24, may 2019 be obtained swer in writing to the TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 from the Grantsville attached Verified peti- City Recorder at 429 tion for Appointment of Public Notices EastPublic Main Notices Street, GuardianPublic Notices of a Minor Miscellaneous GrantsvilleMiscellaneous Utah. DatedMiscellaneous July 12, 2019 (435.884.3411) with the Clerk of the Fascinating Stories From Your Hometown GRANTSVILLE CITY DATED this 19th day above-entitled Court, NOTICE OF ADOP- of September, 2019. at 74 South 100 East, TION OF ORDI- Christine Webb Tooele, Utah 84074, NANCES Grantsville City Re- and to serve upon or NOTICE IS HEREBY corder mail to Petitioner’s at- GIVEN that on Sep- (Published in the torney at P.O. Box tember 18, 2019 the Tooele Transcript Bul- 519, Tooele, Utah Grantsville City Coun- letin September 24, 84074, a copy of said cil enacted the follow- 2019) a nswer, withi n ing ordinance: SUMMONS twenty-one (21) days Ordinance 2019-21 IN THE THIRD JUDI- after service of this amending Title 17 CIAL DISTRIC T Summons upon you. Streets and Sidewalks, COURT IN AND FOR If you fail to do so, Chapter 2 Obstruction TOOELE COUNTY, Judgment by Default of Streets and Side- STATE OF UTAH will be taken against walks, Section 8 of the In re the Matter of, you for the relief de- Grantsville City Code. CASEY DEWANE manded in said Veri- This ordinance will CHATWIN fied Petition for Ap- take effect upon the SUMMONS pointment of Guardian publication of this no- Civil No. 193300086 of a Minor Dated July tice. This ordinance Judge: Matthew Bates 12, 2019, which has may be reviewed or a Commissioner: Mi- been filed with the copy may be obtained chelle Tack Clerk of the Court and from the Grantsville THE STATE OF UTAH a copy of which is City Recorder at 429 T O T H E hereto annexed and East Main Street, ABOVE-NAMED RE- served upon you. Grantsville Utah. SPONDENT: AUBREE DATED this 16th day (435.884.3411) LUTTRELL, You are of September, 2019. DATED this 19th day hereby summoned and /s/ Jacob L. Linares of September, 2019. required to file an An- JACOB L. LINARES ChristineYour Webb Local swer in writing to the Attorney for Petitioner GrantsvilleNews Source City Re- attached Verified peti- (Published in the corder tion for Appointment of Tooele Transcript Bul- (Published in the letin September 24, TOOELE Guardian of a Minor TooeleT TranscriptRANSCRIPT Bul- BULLETIN Dated July 12, 2019 October 1, & 8 & 15, letin September 24, with the Clerk of the 2019) 2019) above-entitled Court, at 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah 84074, and to serve upon or mail to Petitioner’sFull at- Local torney at P.O. Box 519, Tooele,Sports Utah Coverage 84074, a copy of said TOOELE answer, In within Every Issue In Every Issue twenty-one (21) days TRANSCRIPT after service ofT OOELE thisTRANSCRIPT SUBSCRIBE TODAY 882-0050 Summons upon you.BULLETIN BULLETIN If you fail to do so, A2 Judgment by Default TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 8, 2018 will be taken against you for the relief de- manded in said Veri- fied Petition for Ap- pointment of Guardian of a Minor Dated July 12, 2019, which has been filed with The the 25 Greatest Novels Clerk of the Court and a copy of which is A composite of several general lists hereto annexed and 1. Don Quixote served upon 5.you. The Great Gatsby plots, each of compelling insight and lit- 15. The Brothers Karamazov 19. Les Misérables modern civilization, the well-educated by Miguel de Cervantes DATED this 16thby F. dayScott Fitzgerald erary beauty. by Fyodor Dostoyevsky by Victor Hugo boys regress to a primitive state. The cen- Widely considered a founding work of Fitzgerald’s magnum opus portrays a cast Acclaimed as one of the supreme The French novel, Les Misérables, is con- tral allegory is shown in the conflicting Western modern literature, thisof master- September,of 2019.characters living in fictional prosper- 10. Wuthering Heights achievements in world literature, The sidered one of the greatest novels of the human impulses toward civilization and piece’s central character, Alonso/s/ Jacob L. Linaresous Long Island, New York, in the sum- by Emily Brontë Brothers Karamazov is a passionate philo- 19th century. Usually retaining its French social organization — living by rules, Quixano, is a retired country gentleman mer of 1922. Now a genuine classic of English litera- sophical novel that dramatizes the ethi- title, it is sometimes translated into peacefully and in harmony — and JACOB L. LINARES ture, Wuthering Heights was originally thatAttorney lives in La for Petitioner The Great cal debates of English as The toward the will to power. Tensions Mancha, Spain, Gatsby explores criticized for its stark depiction of mental God, free will, Miserables, or between groupthink and individuality, with(Published his niece in the themes of deca- and physical cruelty and its challenges to and morality The Wretched. between rational and emotional reac- and Tooelea house- Transcript Bul- dence, idealism, the ideals of that came to Examining the tions, and between morality and immo- keeper.letin He September 24, resistance to 19th century light in the nature of law rality are also exposed. becomes change, social culture regard- modernizing and grace, the October 1, & 8 & 15, ing religious 23. Madame Bovary obsessed2019) with upheaval, and Russia of the novel follows books of chival- excess, creating hypocrisy, early 19th cen- the lives and by Gustave Flaubert ry, and believes a portrait of the morality, social tury. The plot, interactions of In order to escape the banalities and their every word Roaring classes and gen- which revolves several charac- emptiness of provincial life, Madame to be true, Twenties that der inequality. around the dis- ters, particularly Bovary attempts to live beyond her despite the fact has been With tragic concerting sub- the struggles of means in this seminal work of literary that many of the described as a depictions of ject of patricide, ex-convict Jean realism that is events in them cautionary tale “improper” love is composed in a Valjean and his considered one are clearly regarding the American Dream. and betrayal, number of experience of of the most impossible. Quixano eventually appears Emily Brontë’s descriptive literary styles. Insights into redemption. Hugo’s comprehensive study influential to others to have lost his mind. All seem 6. Anna Karenina only novel dem- grief and loss, found throughout the also elaborates upon the history of works in literary to feel he suffers from a lack of sleep and by Leo Tolstoy onstrates the book, were heavily influenced by the France, the architecture and urban history. Taking nutrition and is the sad product of too A complex novel in eight parts, with self-consuming nature and misery tied to recent tragic death of the authors young design of Paris, politics, moral philoso- place in provin- much reading. A central theme of the more than a dozen major characters, excessive passion. son. phy, antimonarchism, justice, religion, cial northern novel is thus a poignant mockery of the Anna Karenina is considered by many and the types and nature of romantic and France, Flaubert authors as the greatest work of literature 11. Heart of Darkness 16. The Sun Also Rises captures the mythological obsession with chivalric by Joseph Conrad familial love. forms prevalent in 17th century Spain. ever written. by Ernest Hemingway commonplace in The plot centers This short novel recounts disturbing Recognized as Hemingway’s greatest 20. War and Peace this setting and 2. Crime and Punishment on an extramar- experiences of it narrator as he traveled work, The Sun Also Rises portrays by Leo Tolstoy contrasts it with by Fyodor Dostoyevsky ital affair up the Congo River into the heart of American and British expatriates who Epic in scale, War and Peace chronicles in the romantic Crime and Punishment focuses on the between Anna Africa following his obsession with an travel from Paris to the Festival of San graphic detail events leading up to yearnings of the mental anguish and moral dilemmas of and dashing unscrupulous Fermín in Napoleon’s invasion of Russia in 1805, central character whose continued list- an impoverished ex-student in St. cavalry officer ivory trader. Pamplona to and the impact of the Napoleonic era on less and unsatisfied romantic fantasies Petersburg, Russia who formulates a plan that scandalizes Conrad draws watch the run- Tsarist society, and contempt for her clumsy, devoted to kill an the social circles subtle parallels ning of the bulls as seen through husband lead to tragic consequences for unscrupulous of St. between late and the bull- the eyes of five all. pawnbroker for Petersburg, 19th century fights. The basis fictitious her money. Russia, and London and for the novel Russian aristo- 24. Vanity Fair Before the kill- forces the young Africa showing was cratic families. by William Makepeace Thackeray ing, he believes lovers to flee for that there is lit- Hemingway’s Large sections Originally subtitled “A Novel Without a that with the Italy in a futile tle difference trip to Spain in of the book, Hero,” Thackeray attempts to decon- money he could search for happiness, but returning to between so- 1925. The set- especially the struct his early 19th century era’s con- liberate himself Russia, where their lives further unravel. called civilised ting was unique later chapters, ventions regarding literary heroism in an from poverty Dealing with themes of betrayal, faith, people and and memorable, are a philosoph- epic work and go on to family, marriage, Imperial Russian soci- those described depicting sordid ical discussion depicting the perform great ety, desire, and rural vs. city life, Tolstoy as savages. café life in Paris rather than nar- lives of two deeds; but con- considered Anna Karenina his first true and the excitement of the Pamplona fes- rative. Tolstoy young women 12. The Portrait of a Lady and their fami- fusion, hesita- novel. by Henry James tival, with a middle section devoted to thought the best tion, and chance descriptions of a fishing trip in the literature does not conform to standards lies and friends 7. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn A vibrant young American women is during the muddy his plan for a morally justifiable overwhelmed by the expectations she Pyrenees. Hemingway presents his and hence hesitated to call War and Peace killing. Throughout this novel, by Mark Twain notion that the “Lost Generation”—con- a true novel. Regardless of how one Napoleonic Commonly named among the greatest assumes for herself when she inherits a Wars. The book Dostoyevsky attempts to counteract what large fortune and falls victim to the sidered to have been decadent, dissolute, might wish to categorise it, this master- he regarded as nefarious consequences American novels, this work is among the and irretrievably damaged by World War piece is universally considered a central is considered a first in major American literature to be scheming, founder of the arising from the doctrines of Russian deceit and ego- I—was in fact resilient and strong. work of world literature. nihilism and pinpoints the dangers of written throughout in vernacular domestic English, charac- tism of other in 17. The Catcher in the Rye 21. Gone With the Wind Victorian style excessive utilitarianism and rationalism her newly prevalent among the radicals of his day, terized by local by J. D. Salinger by Margaret Mitchell novel and was regionalism. acquired circle Originally intended for adults, Salinger’s Set in Georgia during the American Civil intended to be and which proved prescient considering of associates. the Russian and world events to come. Twain’s master- iconic work is read by adolescents for its War and during the Reconstruction Era, not only entertaining but instructive. piece is noted Although set in themes of angst and alienation, and as a Margaret Mitchell’s only novel is a com- Fine shades of expression convey an 3. Ulysses for its colorful Europe, Henry critique on superficiality in society. It is ing-of-age story that depicts the struggles unremitting dark portrayal of human by James Joyce description of James draws on narrated in a of young nature that inspires readers to look Titled for the hero of Homer’s epic poem, people and plac- his interest in subjective style Scarlett O’Hara, inward towards their own feelings, The Odyssey, this controversial modernist es along the comparisons of from the point the spoiled acknowledging their own selfish tenden- work chronicles the roaming appoint- Mississippi the New World of view of the daughter of a cies and near pervasive foolishness. ments and encounters of Leopold Bloom River. Set in a with the Old protagonist, well-to-do plan- in Dublin, Southern ante- while masterful- Holden tation owner, 25. Brave New World Ireland, in the bellum society ly treating Caulfield, fol- who must use by Aldous Huxley course of a sin- that had ceased themes of personal freedom, responsibili- lowing his exact every means at Written in the 1930s, this dystopian gle ordinary day to exist over 20 ty and betrayal in profound ways. thought pro- her disposal to novel is largely set in a futuristic World State of genetically modified citizens and in June 1904. years before the work was published, 13. Nineteen Eighty Four cesses through a claw her way The narrative Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is an often flow of seem- out of poverty an intelligence-based social hierarchy. by George Orwell Anticipating follows a similar scathing satire on entrenched attitudes, Orwell’s dystopian novel, first published ingly disjointed following structure to that particularly racism. ideas and epi- Sherman’s huge scientific in 1949, centered on themes such as the developments in of Homer’s work risks of government overreach, totalitari- sodes. Over the destructive with parallels to 8. Great Expectations years since its “March to the reproductive by Charles Dickens anism and repressive regimentation technology, psy- the experiences behaviors with- publications The Catcher in the Rye has Sea.” Published in 1938, Gone with the of Ulysses but Depicting the personal growth and devel- become a cultural touchstone for the Wind was popular with American readers chological opment of an orphan nicknamed Pip in in society. Set in manipulation, set in the con- an imagined frustrations of coming to terms with a from the outset and is among the top text of early early 19th century London, Great society and world that is, and always has American fiction bestsellers, and was and classical Expectations is full of extreme imagery — future, the year conditioning, 20th century 1984, when been, less than perfect. adapted into the most financially suc- Ireland and its relationship with Britain poverty, prison cessful movie of all time. It has become a that are com- ships and much of the 18. The Sound and the Fury bined to make a at the time. Joyce draws on the styles world has fallen controversial reference point for subse- several periods of English literature to chains, and by William Faulkner quent writers of the South, both black “perfect” soci- fights to the victim to per- Sometimes written in a stream of con- ety, Huxley bring to the reader an allusive but revo- petual war, and white, and has been thoroughly lutionary perspective to the deceivingly death — and sciousness style, this novel centers absorbed into American popular culture. challenges these features a color- omnipresent around a family of former Southern aris- values through mundane experiences and relationships government of an inherent “nobody.” ful cast of char- tocrats who are struggling to deal with 22. Lord of the Flies the efforts of a single outsider character. acters who have surveillance, the dissolution by William Golding Described as a satire of the utopian pre- 4. Moby Dick entered popular historical nega- of their family Taking place in the midst of an unspeci- dictions of socialism the author engen- by Herman Melville culture. Popular tionism and and its reputa- fied war, this novel focuses on a group of ders a revolt against the individuality- The detailed and realistic descriptions of both with read- propaganda, tion. Faulkner British boys stranded on an uninhabited crushing tyranny inherent in all utopian whale hunting and life aboard a sailing ers and literary this classic of science fiction introduces presents glimps- island and their disastrous attempt to schemes. whaling ship, along with the use of a critics, Dickens’s concepts and terms, such as “Though es into the govern them- range of literary devices, including themes include Police,” “Big Brother,” and “Memory thoughts and selves. The poems and wealth and pov- Hole,” that have since become common deeds of every- marooned char- songs, give this erty, love and rejection, and the eventual in modern culture and political dialog. one in the fami- acters are ordi- TOOELE novel a inspira- triumph of good over evil. 14. Pride and Prejudice ly through four nary students TRANSCRIPT tional quality on separate sec- and choir mem- 9. Middlemarch by Jane Austen a par with Enduring in popularity among both liter- tions focusing bers, many of BULLETIN Shakespeare by George Eliot on specific char- whom have This novel is set in the fictitious Midlands ary scholars and the general public, Pride and the Bible. and Prejudice is a playful account of five acters, chroni- never before Delivering the News Melville tells the town of Middlemarch in early 1800s cling 30 years or encountered England and follows several distinct, upper class sisters under pressure to story, through marry into so as the family falls into financial ruin, each other. The in Tooele County for the eyes of sail- intersecting stories with a large cast of loses its religious faith and the respect of book portrays characters. wealth. More Than 120 Years er Ishmael, of Through many the town, and the tragic death of many of their descent Captain Ahab Issues include them. The novel has achieved great criti- into savagery; the status of misunderstand- and his obses- ings and outrag- cal success and a prominent place among left to them- Subscribe 435-882-0050 sion with hunt- women, the the greatest of American novels. selves on a paradisiacal island, far from nature of mar- es, the novel ing down Moby makes a charm- Dick, a powerful and illusive white whale riage, idealism, self-interest, ing case for the that had bit off his leg on a previous voy- importance of age. Through the narrative the reader is religion, hypoc- risy, political marrying for confronted with a culturally diverse crew love, not simply and explorations of class and social sta- reform, and education. for money, tus. Questions of perception and obses- despite social “A great many people think they Although con- sion and the role of ego in our relation- pressures other- ships with the world are an underlying taining comic elements, Eliot wise. Austen’s theme in this masterful story. style and memorable characters paved are thinking when they are really (Mary Anne Evans) created a masterful work of real- the way for the many archetypes that ism encompassing historical events such abound in modern literature, the stage, as the 1832 Reform Act, the beginnings and feature films. rearranging their prejudices.” of the railways, and the death of King – William James George IV, all interwoven with various B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY September 24, 2019
PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE Community continued from page B1 p.m. and runs until Oct. 24. The best art in any disci- pline or division will receive $100; there are two divisions, amateur and professional, which will receive cash prizes for placing. The show will be judged by artists from Local Colors of Utah Art Gallery in Salt Lake, with the winners announced tonight at a recep- A submission by local photographer Marshall Keeling for the Tooele County Arts Guild show. tion beginning at 7:30 p.m. “We’re not quite big rebranded after the passing enough yet to divide into oil of founder Pat Jessie in May paintings versus watercolors 2018. Autry, who was presi- versus sculptures, so we just dent at the time of Jessie’s do amateur and profession- passing, took over the non- al,” Autry said. profit founded on Jessie’s There may not be enough hard work. submissions for separate “We immediately changed An art piece by Katrina Flores. media-based subdivisions yet, the name because we felt but the growth in the arts like Tooele County Arts guild has been significant in Guild has a more inclusive recent years. name, because so many Autry said the guild began people thought it was just as the Stansbury Art and for Stansbury people,” Autry Literature Society, but was said.
Scot Vorwaller painted a familiar Tooele building.
The change is also intend- and they’re going to want to ed to capture more residents find the art, so that’s another moving into the county with reason we changed (the a talent for, or interest in, art. name).” Autry said the guild is mostly The visual arts are right centered around visual arts in the wheelhouse for Autry, due to its roots, but is looking who is an oil painter and to expand into music, drama art teacher at Bonneville and other performance art. Academy in Stansbury Park. “We’re really excited,” Painting is a popular disci- Brian Vorwaller shows his wood carved gun fighters. she said. “We feel like this is pline for the Tooele County Tooele County is exploding Arts Guild, evidenced by the Jeffrey Wilde’s “Bristclecone PIne” entry in the show. and a lot of new move-ins turnout at its paint party last month, which brought in 42 participants. Autry said the group is housed for its monthly meetings, held on the fourth Tuesday, free of charge by the Coulter House in Stansbury Park. “It just seems like every time we meet, we get bigger,” she said. “We get new mem- Full Color bers, we get more excitement Only and it’s just kind of exploding right now.” The membership of the arts guild has all kinds of ¢ ideas for murals and sculp- Donetta Anderson submitted a mountain scene into the art show. Copies! tures around Tooele County’s communities and other public and 12. There will be display “We just want people, if 24Per Copy art offerings to complement space for plein air paintings they’re doing art, to quit hid- its event schedule, Autry said. and other local art for attend- ing it in their basement and The guild currently hosts two ees to enjoy, according to come show us what they’re big events, the art show and Autry. doing,” Autry said. “We want an arts fair in the spring. Plein air painting, or paint- to support artists as they In addition to working with ing outdoors, is another struggle to emerge. It’s hard local institutions like Tooele offering from the arts guild, to be an artist and make any City Library, the arts guild is which hosts a weekly session money.” connected to local art studios, during warm weather. With The Tooele County Arts including Fox and Raven the arrival of fall and cooler Guild meets on the fourth Studio in Tooele and Black temperatures, participants Tuesday of each month at Rabbit Studio in Stansbury will move indoors with the the Coulter House at 7 p.m. Park. Another significant focus on still life and model Yearly dues are $25 for an development came through paintings. individual or $40 for couples, a $500 grant from the state The goal, no matter how and the guild is open to all Division of Arts and Museum the Tooele County Arts Guild kinds of artists ages 16 and for the art show to cover pub- grows and evolves, is to grow up. licity costs for the event. the art scene in the area, For more information on The Tooele Arts Guild will according to Autry. Near the Tooele County Arts Guild, also be at the Utah Honey future goals include a pro- visit tooelecountyartsguild. Harvest Festival at the Clark posed art barn at the Coulter com or the guild’s Facebook Historic Farm on Oct. 11 House. page.
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