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TIM GILLIE city’s police department. STAFF WRITER “We are going to watch out A standing-room-only for our own community,” said crowd filled the Tooele County Debbie Winn, mayoral candi- Chamber of Commerce’s con- date. “This is not a problem ference room Tuesday night to that can be solved by just the listen to candidates for Tooele government. We all have to be City council and mayor. part of it.” The meeting’s format gave The city may need more each candidate three minutes police officers, according to introduce themselves. A to mayoral candidate Dave round of six questions followed McCall. the introductions. After the “We need as many officers questions, each candidate had as it takes to get the job done,” two minutes for concluding McCall said. “Maybe we need comments. more. That’s my opinion.” Work on Grantsville justice center The questions came from Steve Pruden, candidate audience members at the for mayor, said among other chamber as well as people things, new street lights will continues with completion in sight watching the event live on help reduce crime. Facebook at Tooele County “[We will] light up the city 411. so every neighborhood is illu- STEVE HOWE The questions included top- minated appropriately so crime STAFF WRITER ics such as crime prevention, diminishes by not having any Grantsville City Police Chief abandoned buildings, potential place to go hide,” Pruden said. Jacob Enslen said he didn’t for future tax increases, per- The city parks department expect so much of his job to sonal preparation for office, currently goes through parks involve picking out furniture and the city budget. every morning to check for and making decisions on color. In response to a question needles, said Scott Wardle, a Since taking over as police about reducing crime in Tooele candidate for city council. chief in March, Enslen has City, all the candidates sup- “[We, as citizens, need] to been involved in the day-to-day ported community efforts like take responsibility,” Wardle process of leading the depart- Communities that Care, Valley said. “Crime will always be ment and weighing in on the Behavioral Health, Drug Court, with us. The drug problem completion of the city’s new Neighborhood Watch, and justice center. The $3.6 million directing more resources to the SEE MAYOR PAGE A7 ➤ facility will house the city’s justice court and police depart- ment. Enslen said the most recent work has been installing doors and windows at the facility, which is slated to be complete in November. He said he’s been more involved in the project School board will than he expected, dealing with small but important details, like who has access to which ask voters to back rooms in the shared building. “It’s little things, little details that have to be decid- ed,” Enslen said. local levy increase Inside the justice center, crews are still doing plenty of work, but the space is begin- Move will bring additional state ning to take shape. Enslen funding for county schools SEE CENTER PAGE A7 ➤

TIM GILLIE levy to .001600 is expected STAFF WRITER to generate an additional $4 After dropping its tax rate million in local revenue and for 2017, the Tooele County $3.7 million in state revenue School Board will ask voters to in 2018. approve an increase that will The additional revenue will help the school district capture be used to help the school dis- more state funds. trict recruit and retain employ- The school board approved ees in a competitive market, SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE a resolution that will ask voters according to Manzione.UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYduring the WEDNESDAY Nov. 2017 election THURSDAY “The additional revenue Friday 6:36 a.m. 8:32 p.m. Saturday 6:37 a.m. 8:31 p.m. to approve an increase that will will be used for salaries and Sunday 6:38 a.m. 8:29 p.m. take the voter approved local employee insurance,” she said. Monday 6:39 a.m. 8:28 p.m. Tuesday 6:40 a.m. 8:27 p.m. levy from .000600 to .001600. “There is a teacher shortage Wednesday 6:41 a.m. 8:25 p.m. The new tax rate would take and a bus driver F shortage. Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 6:42 a.m. 8:24 p.m. effect in 2018. We have to Thedo higher something the AccuWeather.com to UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 10:56 p.m. 10:33 a.m. “We lowered the property address employeeprotection. 0-2retention. Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 11:29 p.m. 11:38 a.m. tax rate when we approved We did giveVery a raiseHigh; 11+ this Extreme year, Sunday none 12:44 p.m. the budget,” said Maresa but we’ve got to do more.” Monday 12:04 a.m. 1:51 p.m. ALMANAC Manzione, school board presi- Tuesday 12:43 a.m. 2:58 p.m. Some sun with a In June 2017Statistics the for the school week ending August 9. Mostly sunny and FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Wednesday 1:27 a.m. 4:05 p.m. Mostly sunny thunderstorm in the Partly sunny and nice Partly sunnydent. “NowPlenty we of are sunshine asking vot- Sunshineboard droppedTemperatures its combined Thursday 2:17 a.m. 5:08 p.m. beautiful area ers to approve this increase so property taxHigh/Low rate from past week .009593 96/60 The Grantsville Justice Center (top) is several months away from Last New First Full we aren’t leaving state money to .009122 Normalwhen high/low it approved past week 92/66 the November completion date. The building will house the 90 65 91 66 90 67 87 66 88 65 88 63 93 66 Average temp past week 77.1 on the table.” the 2017-18Normal budget. average temp past week 79.2 Grantsville Police Department and the Grantsville City Court. TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER The state matches every dol- The schoolDaily district Temperatures had held High Low Aug 14 Aug 21 Aug 29 Sep 6 Grantsville City Police Chief Jacob Enslen (middle) looks at the Shown is Friday’s weather. lar of property tax collected its property tax rate at .009593 ©2017; forecasts and graphics construction progress in the patrol office area in the justice center. Temperatures are Friday’s under the voter-approved levy since 2014. provided by highs and Friday night’s A hallway (right) further shows how much work has been done. lows. with 92 cents. Raising the voter-approved SEE SCHOOL PAGE A4 ➤ Enslen (above) looks at construction reports in the patrol office. Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B7 Grouse 91/54 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 91/66 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C7 84/57 94/64 94/65 90/69 Ogden Stansbury Park Stallions optimistic ‘South Pacific’ HOMETOWN B2 90/64 Erda 92/69 OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 91/67 Pine Canyon about upcoming opens at Benson Salt Lake City 86/54 92/68 75/60 0.15 0.21 0.15 0.27 13.70 12.62 KID SCOOP B11 Tooele 93/71 Bauer football season Gristmill 90/65 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 90/66 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 90/65 See B1 See A6 87/58 90/61 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 90/66 88/58 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 91/62 90/64 Ophir Moderate on B9 83/60 Low Delta Manti Absent 94/66 89/59 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 99/67 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 92/65 89/60 Moab 88/61 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 96/67 Beaver 95/66 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 87/59 Ibapah 89/62 24-hour 90/60 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.98 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 89/61 85/60 at Grantsville 1.54 none 100/75 Kanab 93/63 Eureka 79/59 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.59 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 10, 2017 School district shuffles several principals and administrators

TIM GILLIE counselor from Tooele High area schools. The Grantsville STAFF WRITER School, will move to Wendover area will also include Wendover The Tooele County School High School as assistant princi- and Dugway schools. Board approved several new pal and counselor. Coon was the school dis- administrative assignments for Stephanie Feldmann, who trict’s elementary school direc- the 2017-18 school year at their taught at Copper Canyon tor. Ernst was the principal at meeting Tuesday. Elementary, will be the assis- Grantsville High School, and Andy Peterson will leave his tant principal at Northlake and Eardley was the principal at the position as Sterling Elementary Sterling Elementary schools. Community Learning Center/ School’s principal to be the Cody Reutzel will be an Blue Peak High School. Andy Peterson Cody Reuztzel Linda Clegg principal at Rose Springs assistant principal at Stansbury Hal Strain, formerly the sec- Elementary School. High School. Reutzel comes ondary education director, is Linda Clegg will move to to the Tooele County School the school district’s director for Sterling Elementary as prin- District from Uintah School online education, including the cipal. She previously was the District where he was the assis- school district’s new online kin- principal at Copper Canyon tant principal at Uintah High dergarten through 12th grade Elementary School. School. school called Blue Peak Online. Sterling Elementary cur- In addition, administrative Kendall Topham will take rently is located at the site of changes announced by the over for Eardley as the principal the former Harris Elementary school district in April will of CLC/Blue Peak High School. School. A new building for take effect this fall as students Topham was the CLC/Blue Peak Sterling Elementary is under return to school. assistant principal. construction at the former East The administrative supervi- Mark Brunsdale, assistant Elementary School site. It is sion of schools was changed principal of Clarke Johnsen expected to be completed later from a secondary and elemen- Junior High School, will move this fall. tary school organization to a to the CLC/Blue Peak High Terri Chynoweth, an admin- geographical area structure. School as assistant principal. Stephanie Feldmann Terri Chynoweth Matthew Parker istrative intern from Sterling Bryce Eardley is the area Jared Small, principal of and Middle Canyon Elementary director for Tooele area schools, Clarke Johnsen Junior High, cipal at Stansbury High School, also opportunity for growth administrators have done in schools, will be the new JoAn Coon is the area direc- will move to Grantsville High will take over as principal at that comes with any new chal- their current assignments and principal at Copper Canyon tor for Stansbury Park area School as principal, replacing Clarke Johnsen Junior High. lenge,” said school district wish them well in these new Elementary. schools, and Mark Ernst is the Ernst. “With change comes some superintendent Scott Rogers. assignments.” Matthew Parker, school area director for Grantsville Andy Carlsen, assistant prin- apprehension, but there is “We appreciate the fine job our [email protected]

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STEVE HOWE Kathleen Joanne stairs, where police found STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER Oltmanns, 30, is also charged heroin, meth, marijuana and STAFF WRITER Two Tooele residents are with two counts of misde- drug paraphernalia. The towns of Rush Valley facing felony charges after meanor possession or use of a Oltmanns admitted to pos- and Stockton will celebrate police found drugs, para- controlled substance and one sessing the drugs and para- their communities and resi- phernalia and explosives in count of misdemeanor use or phernalia found in the room, dents during celebrations this their residence. possession of drug parapher- the statement said. weekend. John Scott Shepherd, 32, nalia. Police searched the rest Stockton Day kicks off and Danyel Renee Minnis, A Tooele County Sheriff’s of the house and discovered with a flag raising at 7 a.m. 43, are charged with second- deputy was dispatched to a additional paraphernalia at the park, followed by a degree felony recklessness residence on reports of text items, as well as heroin, meth fireman’s breakfast at 8 a.m. with an incendiary device, messages found on the phone and marijuana in each room, on Saturday. Burritos at the third-degree felony endan- of a 10-year-old child offer- the probable cause statement fireman’s breakfast will be $5. germent of a child or elder ing to sell methamphetamine said. Marijuana and mush- An all-comers parade will adult, third-degree felony and heroin for $90, according rooms were found growing begin at 10 a.m., featuring for knowingly producing, to a probable cause state- inside the home. decorated bicycles, all-terrain dispensing or manufacturing ment. Drugs and paraphernalia vehicles, horses, floats and a controlled substance, as The minor provided the were found within reach of more. Residents interested in well as three misdemeanor text messages and said they where the minor spent the the parade should meet at the counts of possession or use spent time at the home of night, the statement said. LDS church at 9:30 a.m. FILE PHOTO of a controlled substance Minnis and Shepherd the During the search, impro- The parade will also feature Jaicee Broderick puts one hand in the air to ride the mechanical bull at Rush and one misdemeanor count previous night and said they vised explosive devices cars participating in the car Valley Days on Saturday. of use or possession of drug smelled marijuana inside the were discovered, as well as show, which will be held at paraphernalia. residence. explosive building material, Alex Baker Memorial Park. The deputy responded according to the probable Anyone with questions about to the residence of Minnis cause statement. The search the car show can contact Dan and Shepherd, where the was halted and a bomb squad Rouggly at 907-382-1427. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT deputy immediately smelled was called in to detonate the The Stockton Princess BULLETIN marijuana after Shepherd devices due to the danger to Pageant will be held following answered the door, the officers and the occupants. the parade and will feature ADMINISTRATION probable cause statement After the explosives were participants four to 14 years Scott C. Dunn Publisher said. The deputy had Minnis disposed of, the search old. Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus and Shepherd leave the resumed and all illegal mate- There will be bingo at the OFFICE home then asked them rials were removed from the park pavilion at 1 p.m. and Bruce Dunn Controller about the smell of mari- home for evidence, the state- entertainment from noon to Chris Evans Office Manager juana. ment said. 4 p.m. featuring magic, music Vicki Higgins Customer Service During the questioning, Oltmanns is scheduled and just-for-fun karaoke. Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager Shepherd became “agitated for a pretrial conference on Dinner will be available from EDITORIAL and confrontational” and Aug. 22 before 3rd District Vista Linda on-site at 4 p.m. David Bern Editor was detained, according to Court Judge Robert Adkins. with music from the band FILE PHOTO Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor the probable cause state- Her bail was set at $2,500 Flashback. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Cheryl Shutts makes balloons for with Quinn and Ema Ekins and Jesse ment. The deputy applied and she was appointed coun- Rush Valley Days start Jensen, Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor for a search warrant for the sel during an arraignment Thursday evening with a Tim Gillie Staff Writer home based on the smell Monday in court. showing of Marvel’s “Doctor bring their own shotguns and at 2 p.m. Steve Howe Staff Writer of marijuana and text mes- Bail was set at $25,000 Strange” at the Rush Valley ammunition, but clay pigeons Rush Valley Days will have Mark Watson Staff Writer sages with the minor. and a public defender was Town Hall at 9 p.m. Attendees will be provided. Anyone with a taco bar with chips, salsa, a ADVERTISING Upon approval of the assigned for both Minnis and should bring their own chairs questions on the trap shoot can cookie and drink for dinner on Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager warrant, the deputy and Shepherd during their initial and blankets. On Friday, resi- contact Kevin Russell at 435- Saturday at 4 p.m. Dinner is Keith Bird Advertising Sales sheriff’s office investigators appearance in 3rd District dents will have the opportunity 830-8707. $25 for families or $5 per per- Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager entered the home, where Court on Monday. They are to watch Disney’s “Moana” at There will be a cake walk, son and tickets for a drawing they encountered Oltmanns, scheduled to appear in court the town hall. pop ring toss and bounce are included with the meal. LAYOUT & DESIGN the probable cause state- on Aug. 22 at 9 a.m. for a roll On Saturday, festivities kick house beginning at noon, with At 5 p.m., Guy Brown and John Hamilton Creative Director ment said. 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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 10, 2017 Shupe and the RubberBand to close out Fridays on Vine

MARK WATSON lele and mandolin. Other STAFF WRITER band members include Roger Tooele’s Aquatic Center Archibald on guitar and Park will be the place to be vocals; Craig Miner on banjo, on Friday night for those who bouzouki, mandolin and gui- delight in barbecue, enjoy the tar; Josh Larsen on bass guitar; music of Ryan Shupe and the and Nate Young on drums. RubberBand and are fond of Shupe grew up in Ogden the Disney movie “Moana.” and started playing the fiddle In conjunction with the final at the age of 5, according to Fridays on Vine concert, the his biography. He now resides Tooele Chamber of Commerce in Orem. will host a barbecue dinner He once described his music at 6 p.m. for $2 a plate. After to a reporter as a mix between the concert, Tooele City will Dave Matthews and the Dixie host a showing of “Moana” at Chicks, “Without the political approximately 8:45 p.m. agenda.” It will be an “End of “We usually have a game Summer Celebration,” accord- plan of songs we want to do, ing to the city officials. but everybody is quite versatile “We’ve played out in Tooele and we end up jamming and a handful of times. Once we scraping the plan sometimes,” did a Christmas show out he said. there and we also played at The band has released nine the arts festival,” Shupe said. albums since 1996 with the COURTESY OF RYAN SHUPE “Last year we did Fridays on latest album “We Rode On” Vine, and it was a great suc- released in 2015. Ryan Shupe is set to take the stage on Friday night to close out the summer’s Fridays on Vine concert series. Shupe is a fifth generation fiddle player who plays a mix of rock and roll and blue grass he calls “newgrass.” cess. We had a good turnout so The group’s bio states that we decided we wanted to do it “We Rode On” marks a striking again this year.” career transition and a mean- Like a mad musical scientist Frontier Touring, indicates along and they’re quite adept,” grass,” according to a review The full-time musician said ingful evolution in Shupe’s (and father/husband), Shupe on its website that Shupe has according to a review in the at MTV.com. his group tours throughout the songwriting, his life, and the recorded, arranged and been touring since he was 10 quarterly music magazine No Fridays on Vine begin every country with most concerts band’s sound. tweaked the band’s newest years old and is no stranger Depression. Friday at 7 p.m. at the Aquatic in the West. After the stop in It strongly and deftly com- creation in his personal studio. to the national stage. The “Ryan Shupe and the Center Park at 200 W. Vine Tooele, the band will play in bines the rock side of their “I wanted to create a new band has appeared on Good RubberBand’s unique style, Street. The concerts are free to South Jordan on Saturday musical arsenal with the sound and an evolution for the Morning America, E! TV, which blends influences and then off to Virginia and acoustic instruments and vir- band’s music,” said Shupe. “It’s Mountain Stage, Woodsongs including rock, country, folk, the public and seating is limit- Pennsylvania. tuosic jamming the band has the best album we’ve done and and CMT. and jazz, provides for a texture ed. Patrons are encouraged to Shupe is the lead singer become known for in their definitely the most rocking.” “This man loves what he that evoked images of Dave bring a blanket or lawn chair. and plays fiddle, guitar, uku- live shows, the bio reads. The band’s publicist, New does and he takes his band Matthews Band gone blue- [email protected]

FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK Elect In 1967, Tooele baseball wins Melodi legion state championship he Tooele Transcript Tooele defeated Granger 10- Residents were limited to Bulletin has published 2, Holladay 5-4, Granite 9-4, watering three times a week. TTooele County news Provo 7-0 and Hillcrest 1-0. The official restriction was Gochis since 1894. Here is a flashback The Tooele team, coached ordered by John D. Gollagher, of local front-page news from by Angelo Cerroni, had won city manager. 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page the Salt Lake Valley League Later in the week, the front TOOELE CITY COUNCIL that occurred during the sec- with an 18-2 record prior to page reported on arrests in ond week of August. Flashback the tournament. Settlement Canyon. Aug. 11-13, 1992 Tooele advanced to the Owners of eight trailer Building Environmental health spe- Region 8 tournament in camps had unlawfully parked cialists showed up en masse tion was circulated that a local Ontario, California. in the canyon, and were arrest- a Brighter to a Grantsville City Council study would be done. Later in the week, a story ed by Sheriff Alma White for meeting to inform leaders and The county started to moni- reported a claim that Tooele trespassing. Future, for citizens about ambient air tor for particulates earlier in wasn’t getting its fair share of Early warnings to the camp- monitoring and health studies the year, but Covello believed Tooele Army Depot dollars. ers went unheeded and the a Better in the county. the effort was too limited. The claim was made by Jack occupants became defiant, The presentation seemed Later that week, Tooele Welsh, director of services at according to the sheriff. to appease the crowd of about Army Depot officials reaf- Tomorrow! the depot, during a Tooele The campers were arrested 500 people who signed peti- firmed that proper reporting Chamber of Commerce lun- and held in the county jail. tions asking for the studies. procedures were followed in cheon. Aug. 10, 1917 Earlier in the summer, regard to a mustard agent leak He said Tooele businesses The front page announced Grantsville resident Sandy on July 7. had seen an increase in busi- that the big event for which Covello drafted a request “Your story (an article that ness with TEAD for the current youngsters and grownups had PAID ADVERTISEMENT for the air studies. However, appeared in the Aug. 11 issue year over what they had in the Tooele County Environmental of the Transcript Bulletin) said past. been patiently waiting for was Health Specialist Myron the leak was so insignificant “However, we haven’t hit the drawing near. Bateman said his department that they (CAMDS) elected not optimum yet and we have a Ringling Brothers Circus decided long before the peti- to tell the local public about long way to go,” Welsh said. would be in Salt Lake City on it. But the county commission- Aug. 11-14, 1942 Aug. 13, 1917 for an afternoon ers were notified, the health The front page announced and an evening performance. department was notified, and that due to extreme hot weath- Interest centered around they were told there was no er and an increase in popula- an anticipated gigantic spec- public danger,” said David tion, an emergency had arisen tacle known as a “Cinderella” Hunt, TEAD’s public affairs in the distribution of water to presentation with more than officer. Tooele City inhabitants . 1,000 persons and hundreds of Aug. 8-11, 1967 It had become necessary to dancing girls. The Tooele American Legion make rules and regulations for Scores of trained animals baseball team captured the sprinkling purposes and at the would be on display at the state championship with five same time maintain sufficient circus. consecutive victories in the 16- water supply for fire protec- Staff Writer Mark Watson Vote team tournament. tion. compiled this report.

School school board, and a levy that total property tax rate for represents the portion of prop- schools will be in 2018 because STEVE� continued from page A1 erty tax collected that the state they will not know until next requires the school district to June the other levy amounts In addition to the voter share with charter schools. that comprise the total school approved local levy, the school If the increase in the voter- levy for 2018. district’s tax rate is a com- approved levy is approved in The lowered property tax bined total of five other levy the Nov. 2017 election, Zions rate for schools for 2017 amounts: a basic levy rate Bank has calculated that the means that the owner of a set by the state, the general owner of a $200,000 home $200,000 home in 2017, which PRUDEN obligation bond rate set to will pay an additional $110 was also assessed at $200,000 generate enough funds to pay starting in 2018, or $9.17 per in 2016, will pay $51.81 less for voter approved general month. for property tax for schools in TOOELE CITY MAYOR obligation bonds, a local and School district officials can- 2017. capital levy set by the local not predict what the combined [email protected] Leadership by Experience ��������������������� As Tooele faces the challenges ������������������ of the future, having someone Subscribe Today! 882-0050 TOOELE with experience will make a TRANSCRIPT huge diff erence in how our city Magazine BULLETIN develops and grows.

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THURSDAY August 10, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OUT & ABOUT Big summer storm clouds can play big tricks on your mind always love to go back to my — and something more — childhood hometown of St. when my wife and I flew home Joseph, Michigan for a quick last month. I David Bern visit in July. Although the air On a connector flight from EDITOR is usually heavy with high heat Minneapolis/St. Paul to South and humidity, and thick with Bend, Indiana, I eagerly took mosquitoes the size of geese, my window seat. As we flew the mugginess and intense sun uct of light energy, moisture toward the southeast over do warm Lake Michigan to a and soil. Wisconsin, the pilot frequently point on the mercury good During summer, when the banked to the left and right enough to swim in without Earth’s 23.5-degree tilted axis to fly around cumulonimbus. making your lips turn blue. gives America’s Midwest pro- Outside my window, I could see It’s also that time of year longed exposure to the sun, a bank of the colossal clouds when St. Joe’s storied fame as the land there exhales with across the horizon. The synthe- a grower of marquee fruits and heat and humidity. This fills sis of clouds, sky and sunlight vegetables takes center stage. the atmosphere with energized was hypnotizing. By late July, strawberries, cher- water vapor that rises, cools, And beguiling. ries and raspberries are on the condenses, and gives birth to While beginning the descent wane, while tomatoes, sweet cumulus clouds. into South Bend, the pilot corn and peaches are coming When conditions are right, gradually lowered through into grandeur. which they often are over dark, gray clouds. The aircraft To say everything is fresh the Midwest during summer, pitched, yawed and rolled in is an over simplification; it’s a friendly, popcorn-looking the turbulence, then suddenly transcendent quality perhaps cumulus can suddenly erupt exited the cloud. And beyond matched only in heaven. Nearly into cumulonimbus clouds, my window was something I every country road outside of those towering brutes with the had never seen before. St. Joe is bordered by endless anvil top that can rise to 65,000 Visible above the aircraft farm fields pulsing with fra- feet above sea level and unleash was the bottom of an endless, grant produce arching toward severe wind, thunder, rain, hail dark cloud, and far below was the sun in a frenzy of chloro- — and tornadoes. an indigo blue that looked like phyll and photosynthesis. There Cumulonimbus are also com- Lake Michigan. Or was it sky? are also countless roadside fruit mon in Utah during summer For a moment, I couldn’t tell and vegetable stands spilling and generate powerful weather what it was and experienced over with flavors and colors events. But in the Midwest, spatial disorientation — the that make every plate unforget- because of their propensity to inability to determine where I table. start and fuel deadly tornadoes, was in space. But a warmed Lake the big thunderhead is feared I knew we weren’t flying Michigan, vibrant produce and respected. upside down, but for a moment, — and of course, seeing family When viewed from the it appeared and felt like we — aren’t the only reasons why ground, cumulonimbus are were. I looked away from the I look forward to going back spectacular. But when viewed window for a moment and home to visit in July. I’m an air- close up and at eye level from closed my eyes to recalibrate. foil aesthete, a lover of flight. a window seat in a commer- Then I looked back. Far below To see the Earth’s surface from cial airliner flying over Iowa, was the surface of a waveless above, and to feel the sensory the experience is a natural Lake Michigan. movement of flying, brings me spectacle that I find absolutely Consider Exhibit A, the pure joy. I dig it, whether as a bewitching. It’s a front-row accompanying photograph that passenger on a commercial jet seat to one of Mother Nature’s I shot of the scene from my or while piloting a glider. And most dramatic displays of aerial window seat. Think I’m crazy? that love is intensified this time geography, atmospheric creativ- Perhaps you’re right. But now of year because of a natural ity and profound power. try looking at it upside down. DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO phenomenon that too is a prod- Which is exactly what I got [email protected] This is the view that gave editor Dave Bern the experience of flying upside-down at 30,000 feet above sea level.

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ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — State utility regulators are poised to consider raising rates for people who have rooftop solar panels and sell their extra electricity back to the power company, a proposal that solar- panel companies say could deal a blow to their burgeoning industry. Rocky Mountain Power announced last November that it wanted to start charg- Thursday, August 10 – Saturday, August 12 ing rooftop solar customers for installation and nearly triple their monthly customer 12 inch Assorted 8 oz. Package charges and peak-time usage, the Spectrum reported. Red Seedless Soelberg’s Signature Whole & Sliced Rocky Mountain Power officials argue that the typi- ������� ������� ���������� cal rooftop solar customer is ��������� not paying their fair share for ������� their service because they are /lb. �each�� each not being charged equitably, while still being paid the full ���� �� ���� retail price for the solar power 12 oz. they produce. A study by the Bakery Fresh Cluster John Morrell researchers noted that in some cases, the power company ������������� ��������� ��������� would pay three times more for ������ extra energy from rooftop solar ������ customers than from large- ����� ������� scale facilities. /lb. “Rocky Mountain Power ���� ���� ���� supports renewable resources as long as an appropriate rate Choice Bone-In Idaho is in place that allows custom- 23 oz. ers to use private generation �������� ���������� �������� without adversely affecting other residential custom- ������ ers,” said Gary Hoogeveen, ���������� Rocky Mountain Power Senior ��/lb.� /lb. Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer. �� ���� ���� An analysis by Utah Clean 2 Liter Select 16 oz. Fresh Energy, a Salt Lake City-area think-tank, found that rooftop ������� ���������� ������������ solar customers save the com- pany’s $1.3 million annually ������ without the need for new gen- eration facilities and through ������� lower transmission costs. ���� ����� They also do not think the ���� power company should ignore the “green” aspect of the solar industry. Utility officials, solar advo- cates and the Utah Office of Grantsville ~ 213 East Main Consumer Service have been working together to find a mid- dle ground, but as of Friday, Stansbury Park ~ 6727 N Hwy. 36 did not have any details about a potential compromise. Shaun Alldredge, co-owner of St. George-based Legend Solar, predicts that if the pro- T posed higher rates take effect, it could deal a heavy blow to the industry. He cited a similar A Full-Color Activity Page Just for Kids! move in Nevada that crushed Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin their rooftop solar industry. A4

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Pattie Roxanne 35 years civil service. Christopher liant mind, he was constantly Pattie was preceded in death researching and delving into Outzen by her grandparents Wallace Rimmasch Bryson new topics. He worked as a Pattie Roxanne Outzen and Aileen Outzen, parents Christopher Rimmasch talented and innovative engi- passed away Aug. 3, 2017, in Richard and Sandra Outzen Bryson, beloved husband neer throughout his career, Colorado Springs, Colorado. and brothers Rex and Ty. She and father, returned to his making friends and gathering Pattie was born July 2, is survived by her son, Marc, Heavenly Father on Aug. 7, wonderful people into our life. 1958, in Tooele, Utah, to sister Brenda, nieces and 2017, as a result of an automo- He recently became employed Richard and Sandra Outzen. nephews and her special kids, bile accident with a distracted at Goal Zero where he experi- She graduated from Tooele T-Mac and Shannie. driver. He was 35. enced renewed passion for his High School in 1976. She Graveside services will Born Dec. 27, 1981, his work and made many meaning- worked at the Tooele Army be held at the Tooele City years on this earth were filled ful connections. Depot and retired from the Cemetery on Friday, Aug. 11, with adventure and laughter. He was a self-proclaimed U.S. Air Force Academy with 2017, at 11 a.m. A devoted friend, family man nerd and loved video games and colleague, Chris’ idea of a and anything fantasy or sci-fi. perfect day was playing with He loved his Heavenly Father his kids, doing nerdy activities and Savior. He often professed with his wife, reading books the comforting words to his or watching prank videos on wife, “I just know our spirits him and cut him out in little YouTube. are eternal.” stars and he will make the face He had a way of making Chris met his soulmate, of heaven so fine that all the those around him feel special. Chantel, at the age of 23 and world will be in love with the He lived each day to the fullest. pursued her with persistence night.” (Shakespeare) Chris joined the Utah Air and romance throughout their Chris’ family would like National Guard prior to high lives together. They married on to offer their most heartfelt school graduation in 2000, June 14, 2008. Despite deal- thanks to those who were there distinctively becoming the ing with infertility, they were in our darkest moments. Our first recruit of the new millen- eventually blessed with three thanks to the Utah Highway nium. He served in the 151st miracle babies. Patrol officers and other emer- Security Forces unit with his He treated his wife and chil- gency personnel who worked father Don. He chose security dren with complete patience the scene and delivered the forces because he admired law and tenderness, never in their news. We are overwhelmed enforcement, though his high lives together speaking a harsh with gratitude for the Life ASVAB scores indicated he word. He loved his family Flight crew and trauma team TOOELE CITY MAYOR could perform any military job fiercely, and they will never at the University of Utah who he wanted. stop loving him fiercely. worked tirelessly for hours Chris also served a He is preceded in death by trying to save Chris’ (trauma Spanish-speaking LDS mis- his mother, Heidi Rimmasch Caspian) life. sion in Guatemala, where he Bryson. He is survived by his To the hospital chaplain developed a deep love for the wife, Chantel Beck-Bryson; and social workers, you helped Proven leader with integrity humble people. He wisely used his beautiful 4-year-old twin us get through the worst of his military service to facilitate girls Rosalind and Liliana; his it. Appreciation to the 151st higher education, first graduat- 8-month-old son, Ronan; his for their funeral and prepara- ing with an associate degree father, Don Bryson; brothers tion services. We will always Genuine concern for people from Salt Lake Community Steve (Sandy) and Andy (Pam) remember the kindness and College and then completing a Bryson; as well as his sister, compassion of all involved. bachelor’s degree in mechani- Elaine (Jordan) Miller. We Services will be held at noon Knowledge of local issues cal engineering from the don’t know what we will do on Friday, Aug. 11, preceded University of Utah. without you Chris. To which by a viewing at 10 a.m. at the His love of learning con- you will humbly reply, “You’ll Stansbury Park Stake Center, tinued after graduation; a be fine.” 417 Benson Road, Stansbury www.debbiewinn.com man with a curious and bril- “When he shall die, take Park, Utah.

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CORTESY CAMMACK PHOTOGRAPHY Some of the female actors in the Benson Gristmill production of “South Pacific” include (top, from left) Jaycee Harris, Tired of achy legs & varicose veins? Kendyl Penney, Jorden Cammack, Kaylin Sargent, Jama Knuteson and Mindy Oviatt. In front are Airdrie Gillie (left) and Madi Firth. ‘South Pacific’ opens Friday on Benson Gristmill stage MARK WATSON fits those qualifications,” show — it’s a classic.” STAFF WRITER Steadman said. Popular songs from the The production of “South The show honors Grimm, musical include “Some Pacific” at the Benson Gristmill who passed away in February Enchanted Evening,” “Bloody will honor members of the U.S. at the age of 102. Mary,” “There Is Nothin’ Like military and the late and long- “It’s the story of Maxine’s a Dame,” “Bali Ha’i” and time Tooele resident Maxine life,” Steadman said. “Maxine “Younger than Springtime.” Grimm. was a Red Cross nurse during The show’s producer is “The show reminds us of the World War II and met and mar- Leslie Taylor with chore- sacrifices our military made to ried Col. Peter Grimm while ographers Becca Hall and protect our freedom,” said co- she was serving in the South Airdrie Gillie. Music director director Christie Steadman. Pacific.” is Rebecca Jorgensen, prop The Benson Gristmill Some of the leading char- manager Diana Troop, light Get a FREE Vein Screening! Performing Arts Foundation’s acters in the play include board operator is Justin Hall production opens Friday and Jorden Cammack as Ensign and sound board operator is will run Saturday and Monday Nellie Forbush, Aaron Nelson MacKenzie Labadie. nights. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. as Emile de Becque, Ryan Members of the military will Experiencing leg discomfort, swelling or varicose veins? You may and the show starts at 8:30 Saunders as Lt. Joseph Cable, be honored prior to the show be at risk for venous refl ux disease. We off er treatments that have p.m. Emma Walker as Liat, and Amy with presentations on Saturday “South Pacific” follows Metler as Bloody Mary. The and Monday nights at 8 p.m. you feeling better almost immediately ~ without surgery! the lives of U.S. military cast includes about 30 people. Several food trucks will be • Offi ce-based treatments available men, nurses and residents of Cammack, who is available during the perfor- a Polynesian island during Grantsville High School’s the- mances. • Back to normal activity same day World War II, based on James ater teacher, also serves as a Tickets are $10 for adults, • Covered by Medicare, Medicaid and private insurances. Michener’s “Tales of the South co-director for the play. $7 for seniors and children. Pacific” and featuring a score “I really like the cast. Discounts are also available for by Rodgers and Hammerstein, They’re a talented group and families. FREE VEIN SCREENING DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER! according to playbill.com we’ve been having a lot of Tickets can be purchased at “As the past producer fun. It’s hard work,” Cammack www.bensongristmillPAF.com and a director of the Benson said. “It’s been great to work or by calling Benson Gristmill Make an appointment Gristmill Performing Arts with some of my former stu- at 435-882-7678. Foundation, I would always be dents from Clarke Johnson Benson Gristmill is located with Dr. Gail Strindberg thinking of shows that would Junior High and my students at 325 state Route 138 in lend themselves to the outdoor from Grantsville High. And of Stansbury Park. 435.882.8111 theater — “South Pacific” course, I also really love this [email protected] GENERAL SURGERY at NORTHPOINTE Follow us on Facebook! DR. GAIL STRINDBERG generalsurgerynp.com TOOELETRANSCRIPT 2376 N 400 E, BLDG. A, STE. 205 • TOOELE BULLETIN A4 A7 A7

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Center tional setup as well as a more comfortable, lounge-type space continued from page A1 for interviewing families or victims. pointed out the purpose of In addition to expanded each room, including storage work space, the justice center for evidence, interview rooms will feature a kitchen area with for the court and the shared microwave and fridge, as well community space. as a fitness room for officers. At this point, the walls are He said the department is still exposed sheetrock with looking for donated exercise particle board doors and con- equipment to use in the new struction equipment every- fitness room. where. Enslen already has the The facility also includes space planned out, however, additional office space for which will be a significant future investigators and patrol increase over the space the sergeants to be hired when the department currently utilizes department expands, Enslen in City Hall. said. He praised city leaders “Just the evidence room for building a facility that will alone right now is overflow- allow for growth in the future. ing,” he said. “We have to store “I think it’s an amazing a lot of our equipment in there accomplishment for the city to and evidence, and this will get this building put in place allow us to get better organized and it will serve the citizens for and keep things separated.” a really long time,” he said. With the police department The two biggest open spaces moving out of City Hall, other in the new facility are the new city departments are expected justice court, and a training to divvy up the office space, room that will be open to the Enslen said. public. Both rooms feature FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The justice center also fea- high ceilings and several win- Grantsville City Police Chief Jacob Enslen looks at the construction progress in the patrol sergeant office area in the new justice center. tures more secure unloading dows, which let in lots of natu- of suspects for court, with a ral light during a tour Tuesday finished. for ways to cut costs, such as within budget,” Enslen said. The city will use $400,000 in secure sally port at the rear afternoon. While there are still several eliminating unnecessary sig- The city is financing the public safety impact fees and of the building and holding Enslen said he hopes to start months to go before construc- nage and a perimeter fence. justice center with a state $500,000 from the general space. Enslen said the depart- community outreach, includ- tion is complete, Enslen said “We do little things here and Community Impact Board fund’s reserve fund as a down ment will have two different ing a merit badge program, the project appears to be on there to try and save a little loan for $2.7 million at 2.5 payment. interview rooms, with a tradi- once the new justice center is track financially and he looks money and make sure we stay percent interest over 30 years. [email protected]

need to help law enforcement That way they make money fact it is their property.” a safe work place for our resi- Agency that was available for Mayor officers. and it helps the city too. Small As a city council member, dents,” she said. renovating buildings. continued from page A1 “With more lights in neigh- business is the backbone of our Pruden said he has encouraged Gochis suggested that the The building where the borhoods people can see what community.” property owners to improve city help businesses with Brothers restaurant is now on did not start yesterday and it’s is going on and report what But there are some build- their property. incentives and grants to help Main Street was remodeled not going to end tomorrow. they see,” he said. ings that need to come down, Pruden said he also dis- buildings fill up. by the original owner with a With support for programs like Crime prevention starts at according to McCall. agrees that parking downtown Rataynake also said the city $150,000 investment from the Valley Behavioral Health and home, according to council “There are buildings that are is a problem, and building should help small businesses. city. Drug Court, we can continue candidate Jeff Saunders. run down and need to go,” he codes are international and “We should encourage small Walgreen’s and Big 5 to address it.” Saunders also said that after said. “I’ve talked to mayors and can’t be changed by the city. businesses to thrive with flex- Sporting Goods are all exam- Police officers need time to scouring the city budget for councilmen from other cities The city needs to patrol ible finances and an environ- ples of businesses that were be proactive instead of reac- more funds for public safety, and they know how to get rid the city and make owners ment in which they can grow,” recruited to come to down- tive, according to council can- he would not rule out support of them [abandoned build- responsible for their buildings, he said. town, according to Wardle. didate Rusty Thomas. for a small tax increase. ings]. We can get rid of them, according to Thomas. Saunders said he wants to “I talked to a police officer When quizzed about vacant too. If the building is aban- “Hold people accountable,” make it easier for people to do The complete Meet the who said they don’t patrol, buildings that attract squatters doned, the owners don’t want he said “Even if the building is business in Tooele. Candidates for Tooele City but they respond,” Thomas and drug users, the candidates’ the building, and they don’t not currently used.” “Relax some of the restric- meeting can be viewed on said. “Our officers need time answers included a combina- need it, the building needs to The city should help replace tions on renovating buildings Facebook at Tooele County to patrol. I also support great tion of attracting new business- go away. It brings down the empty storefronts with new and provide better access to 411. programs like Neighborhood es to fill up buildings to tearing property value of everything businesses, according to buildings,” he said. The Meet the Candidates Watch.” them down. around it and it makes our city Gochis. Wardle said business owners night was sponsored by the Increased crime comes with Part of the problem is many look like crap.” “We need to create a busi- left $150,000 on the table from chamber of commerce. growth, according to Melodi owners don’t live here and But tearing down old build- ness friendly environment and the Downtown Redevelopment [email protected] Gochis, candidate for city don’t care what the buildings ings and changing building council. look like, said Winn. codes isn’t as easy as it sounds, “We need to address “We need to really reach according to Pruden. growth,” Gochis said. “With out and talk to them [build- “One of the things I like it comes increased crime. We ing owners] personally,” Winn about this country is the sys- need to provide adequate said. “We need to tell them we tem of property rights,” Pruden resources for public safety.” want you to make money, to said. “We may not like the way Raja Ratnayake, candidate fix those empty buildings, and somebody is using their prop- for city council, said citizens help them get people in there. erty, but we have to respect the Vote City inquiry into $13K found in safe uncovers no crimes DAVE KAYSVILLE, Utah (AP) — percent certainty. Mills ran the department. Kaysville City Manager Shayne "Was I super disappointed? Mills was removed as super- Scott says the investigation that Absolutely,” Scott said. visor after the discovery of the led to the discovery last year of Officials have said the money money, but remained in the $13,000 in a Kaysville Public came from the sale of scrap department until his retirement Works Department safe has metal accumulated in the public last November. McCALL concluded with no revelations of works department, but there As for the broader inquiry by misdeeds. was no paper trail of receipts Rawlings’ office, Scott is not sure Scott says the investigation to verify that, the Standard- exactly where that stands. could not “prove any misuse of Examiner reported Monday. “I don’t know if the investiga- money,” though investigators Public works administrators tion is completely concluded,” TOOELE CITY also could not definitively dis- “completely went around the Scott said. “We just haven’t prove misuse, either. process, which is the most egre- gotten the definitive word from Davis County Attorney Troy gious problem to me,” Scott said. (Rawlings).” Rawlings’ office launched an New procedures have since been Asked this week whether the investigation into the public implemented to assure proper inquiry has concluded or if it’s works department in 2016, as handling and reporting of funds still ongoing, Rawlings declined MAYOR sought by the city, stemming generated from scrap metal comment. from unspecified allegations sales. Neither Hiatt nor City of improprieties. Investigators The $13,000 — used for Councilman Dave Adams, who 2017 discovered the $13,000 in the things like gloves and meals for had pushed for the inquiry into course of their efforts and Scott department employees, officials the public works department, said Friday they could not track have said — accumulated over could immediately be reached For the last 10 years, with your address the challenges presented by the origin of the funds with 100 13 years, Scott said, while Larry for comment. support, I have served as a member the need for more water sources, of the Tooele City Council, working updating our infrastructure, on and captaining many community working with law enforcement to SOARING BIRD projects. During this time, I have address the increase in criminal built strong relationships with activity, and to enhance economic organizations and community development by promoting local businesses, and have come to businesses. understand the needs of the people by being actively involved in the Tooele is a beautiful city and a great community and interacting with its place to live and raise a family. citizens: my neighbors. With your help, we can tackle these challenges and maintain the city Tooele’s population is expected to we all love. I want to do my part in grow to 80,000 by the year 2040. In representing the community, but order to keep up with the growth need your help. of our city, we must proactively invest in our community through Vote for Dave McCall on increases in public safety, water, August 15, 2017 for Mayor of infrastructure, and economic Tooele City. development.

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Davis 4, Logan 3 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Fremont 1, Green Canyon 1 Ian Lacy in his garage at Utah Motorsports Campus. Lacy and his raceteam are gearing up for this weekend’s Pirelli World Challenge Supercar Grand Prix of Utah. Highland 2, Judge Memorial 0 Hurricane 8, Millard 0 DARREN VAUGHAN for Steve Burns. too many traffic tickets,” Lacy a program where they trained Their maintenance procedures Ogden 2, Mountain Crest 1 SPORTS EDITOR Lacy, who moved to Tooele said. “My dad was a racing you as a race mechanic and in after a race go far beyond the Payson 2, Delta 1 Some of the fastest cars in in 2008 after a trip to what enthusiast and used to wake exchange, you got to drive the basics. Providence Hall 8, Cyprus 0 the world will be coming to was then Miller Motorsports me up early to watch Formula race cars and go through the “We go through a nut-and- Roy 3, Bear River 1 Utah Motorsports Campus this Park two years earlier, leads a 1 races, so early on, I kind schools.” bolt procedure,” Travis said. Sky View 1, Wasatch 1 weekend as the Pirelli World team responsible for preparing of developed a passion for Lacy and his staff of “We get out all the wrenches South Summit 0, Carbon 0 Challenge brings its Supercar 17 race cars for various series the sport. They provided me mechanics, which includes and tools and check literally West 2, Manti 2 Grand Prix of Utah to town. ranging from NASA Utah to with the opportunity to get Tooele County natives Casey every single nut and bolt on Wednesday Among the teams competing Trans-Am out of Garage No. involved with the sport by Barrett and Ryan Travis, put the car, make sure it’s tight and Tooele 5, West Jordan 0 is UMC-based Ian Lacy Racing, 103 at UMC. It’s the culmina- attending the Russell Racing between 50-100 hours of work SEE LACY PAGE B10 ➤ West 6, Richfield 1 which will field GTSA-class tion of a life-long dream of School in California. They had into each car between races. Ginetta G55s for drivers Frank being involved in motorsports Schedule Gannett and Drew Staveley for the California native. Friday’s games and a TC-class Ford Mustang “Back in the day, I got far Stansbury tennis vs. Judge Memorial, 9 a.m. Stansbury soccer vs. Roy, 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s game Tooele, Stansbury and Grantsville cross country at Premier Invitational at Cottonwood Complex, 8 a.m. Monday’s games Grantsville tennis at Highland, 9 a.m. Tooele soccer vs. Juab, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday’s games Grantsville golf at Pre-Region tournament at Richfield, 11 a.m. Stansbury tennis vs. Hunter, 3 p.m. Tooele tennis vs. Murray, 3 p.m. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Stansbury soccer vs. Ian Lacy Racing technicians Ryan Travis and Casey Barrett (above) work to ready Frank Gannett’s Ginetta. Frank and Taylorsville, 3:30 p.m. Jenny Gannett (left) stand next to the car Frank will be racing at this weekend’s Pirelli World Challenge. Both Frank and Jenny Gannett race at Utah Motorsports Campus. Jenny Gannett finished in 12th place with her team at last Grantsville soccer at Cyprus, week’s Enduro sponsored by NASA Utah. 3:30 p.m. Buffaloes roll past West Jordan in impressive season opener goal from the Jaguars (0-2). Duggan was pleased follow- Early three-goal burst THS GIRLS SOCCER “We’re a better team than last Buffs senior goalkeeper Kate ing Wednesday’s season-open- Michael was sharp when she ing victory, and is looking for- powers Tooele to forward Chelsea DeSantiago year — I’m telling you that now.” needed to be, settling things ward to the season ahead with each scored a pair of goals and down when West Jordan did a dozen seniors on the roster. blowout win over Jags senior McKenna Banks added — Stephen Duggan, Tooele girls soccer coach get opportunities. “We know there are tougher DARREN VAUGHAN another to power Tooele to With the Jaguars unable tests ahead,” Duggan said. SPORTS EDITOR a 5-0 win on the road, with got things to work on on the a goal in the 11th minute. to generate much offense of “We’re a better team than The Tooele girls soccer team McCloy’s two goals coming training field tomorrow.” “We were dangerous going their own, the Buffs were last year — I’m telling you is coming off a breakthrough within the first four minutes of McCloy got the Buffaloes (1- forward,” Duggan said. “We’ve able to build on their lead. that now. We are a far supe- season a year ago. the contest. 0) on the board in the second got pace, and in the middle DeSantiago’s first goal of the rior team to last year in every In Wednesday’s season “It’s a good, solid start,” minute, converting from the of the field, when we had our game came in the 33rd minute, aspect. Technically and tacti- opener against West Jordan, Tooele coach Stephen Duggan left wing on a picture-perfect balance, we were really, really as she scored on a rebound of cally, we’re a far better team.” the Buffaloes showed that last said. “We were consistent from crossing pass from DeSantiago. good. In front of the goal, they Sydney Russell’s corner kick. The Buffs are back in action year was no fluke. start to finish. The great thing Two minutes later, she scored were composed.” DeSantiago added another Monday afternoon at home Sophomore forward about it was that it wasn’t a again on a partial break down Tooele’s defense was also goal in the 66th minute on a against Juab. MaKenna McCloy and senior perfect performance, so we’ve the left wing, and Banks added solid, allowing just one shot on hard shot from the right wing. [email protected] HOMETOWN B3HOMETOWN B3

B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 10, 2017 Hometown “Don’t give up looking for answers. Be honest and talk

with people about what’s

going on. Focus on what you can do despite your illness. ”

— VIRGINIA HOOPER

PerseveranceHooper interned at Harvard’s aboretum, earned a master’s degree while struggling with Lyme disease osing her job at Mrs. Cavanaugh’s chocolates STORY as a 16 year old was one of the best things AMANDA GRAF Ginny Hooper (top) that could have ever happened to Virginia went to Harvard Hooper. It led her to a different job and her PHOTOS L Arboretum on an FRANCIE true passion. internship and AUFDEMORTE She thought she had communicated with her man- earned a master’s ager that she needed the day off for a track meet. But degree in land- somehow the manager didn’t get the message and fired scape architecture. her. Hoooper (left) talks Hooper, who now lives in Tooele, was a straight- to homeowner David Freeman A student then at Bingham High School. The firing about the plants devastated her. However, it ended up being fortuitous in his yard in Erda. when she landed a job at a nursery in Sandy. She Hooper designed worked seasonally at the nursery for eight years. While the landscape in there, she learned about plant propagation, floral the yard for the arrangement design and several other skills. home’s previous “I loved working the greenhouses,” Hooper said. owners. “There were rooms of flowers and I enjoyed helping customers find just the right ones to take home.” Hooper had her interest in horticulture piqued as

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Struggle continued from page B2 a 15 year old. She joined her uncles one summer work- ing for the Bureau of Land Management in remote Utah locations, gathering native seeds. The state bought the seeds and used them to re- seed areas that had been burned by wildfires. “We’d scoop up seeds as fast as we could as we got paid by the pound for them,” she said. After graduating from high school, Hooper attended FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Brigham Young University Hopper talks about a mimosa plant and the plants feathery blooms. A bee in the mid-’90s. She studied (below) crawls over the bloom of a mimosa plant. international relations, hoping to work for an embassy or the for a while,” she said. Hooper Peace Corps. But during her also had elusive joint pain that last semester of college, she came and went. took a residential landscape In addition, if she felt design course to fill a random heightened emotion, she’d elective credit. She fell in love briefly feel a sensation like with the subject. muscle weakness. One night, When Hooper graduated in she was talking to her sis- 1997, she took a job working ter and one side of her face for the travel department for stopped moving. She could not years of not knowing what was The Church of Jesus Christ of get the side of her face to move afflicting her, she completed Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake in sync with the other side for an internship at Harvard, City. But in 2000, she decided five minutes. She went to see a finished a master’s degree, that since she had enjoyed her university doctor who yielded presented guest lectures on 8:30 pm landscaping class so much, she no diagnosis. landscape design at various would apply at the landscape Despite these struggles, colleges, and obtained her architecture and environmen- Hooper graduated with her Master Gardener’s certifica- tal planning department at Master’s Degree in 2003. Her tion through Tooele’s USU Utah State University. health challenges contin- Extension Office. After fin- “Some people were puzzled ued and it became her new ishing graduate school, she when I changed careers from normal. It wasn’t until 2015 worked as a head designer for international relations to land- that she finally started to get a landscape company. scape architecture,” she said. answers. Since then, Hooper married “I told them that speaking A friend recommended a and had three children. She about plants and ecology was homeopathic doctor who sug- currently runs her own land- an international language that gested she might have Lyme scape consultation business. dealt with current affairs.” disease. Her family doctor had She has been undeterred and A month after applying, her take a blood test to deter- hasn’t let her illness get in the Hooper saw a poster adver- mine if she had the illness. The way of a full life. tising an internship at the result was negative, although When asked what advice Arnold Arboretum at Harvard all the markers for Lyme dis- she would give to individuals University. She decided to ease were present. struggling with an undiag- apply. Hooper decided to get a nosed illnesses, Hooper said, “My manager at work knew second opinion from a special- “Don’t give up looking for ��������������������������������������� Peter Lassig, who was the head ist. She drove to Bountiful, but answers. Be honest and talk TOOELE gardener at Temple Square,” when she arrived, the secre- with people about what’s TRANSCRIPT Hooper said. “She arranged for tary said she made a mistake going on. Focus on what you ULLETIN me to meet with him.” in setting up the appointment. can do despite your illness.” Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 B Hooper visited with Lassig The doctor was retiring and for an hour and he told her to would not take new patients. do whatever it took to get the “I pulled the Tooele card Harvard internship. He said it and explained that I’d driven would be an incredible experi- a long way to see him and ence. She followed through was wondering if there was and was accepted into the pro- any way they could make an gram in the summer of 2000. exception for me,” she said. She sold her car to pay for the A physician’s assistant at the airfare and made the move to office came to her rescue. He Massachusetts. Skyped the doctor. Within 25 RENEWABLE ENERGY While at Harvard, Hooper minutes she had a diagnosis: it worked in the bonsai plants was Lyme disease. area. The doctor explained to THAT WORKS “There was a specialist Hooper that it’s easy to get a from London who came to false negative on the blood take care of them,” she said. test because Lyme bacteria can “He was a British chap with hide from white blood cells. FOR ALL UTAHNS. wiry hair who wore plaid The Western Blot test mea- pants. It was like he was doing sures the interaction of bacte- surgery, as he used his dental ria and white blood cells. tools to clip the roots, teasing “The bacteria are often in them out.” a cocoon-like dormant state,” Hooper explained that the Hooper said. “It’s only when man’s full-time job was to the bacteria become active travel the world taking care that they feed on the red blood of bonsai collections. The cells. That’s why I suddenly Harvard collection includes got headaches and became bonsai trees that date back to tired.” the 1700s that were gifts to Hooper served a mission the U.S. from Japanese ambas- for the LDS church to Sweden sadors. from 1995-1997. The doc- She was enjoying the tor thought this was where Harvard internship, yet there she contracted Lyme disease was something going on inside because of an illness she had of Hooper that was causing had that lasted two weeks. rising concern. He prescribed an antibiotic, When Hooper worked for Doxycycline, which she took the LDS Church travel depart- for six months. ment, she woke up one morn- It takes time for antibiotics ing feeling terrible. She began to take effect on Lyme disease. Holden, Utah to struggle with extreme The bacteria has to come out tiredness and headaches. The of their cocoons so the white struggle continued during her blood cells and antibiotics can internship. She often found kill them. It took more than 18 herself falling asleep on other months before Hooper started interns’ shoulders in the van to feel normal. on various area tourist trips. Her illness went undi- • Ranked #3 in the nation for adding solar energy to the grid, by She didn’t let her problem get agnosed for 20 years. She in the way, though. While at worked through the loss of the Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA). Harvard, she got accepted into what her life could have been the USU graduate program like had she not contracted and would start in the fall. Lyme disease. • Thanks to thousands of Subscriber Solar customers we have Hooper’s extreme tiredness “Prior to my illness, I led a persisted in graduate school. very active lifestyle,” she said. She would feel like she was “I loved to run, rock climb, sky installed more than 81,000 solar panels across 20acres in going to fall asleep and knew dive, etc. I think not knowing there was nothing she could the actual diagnosis helped Holden, Utah. do to stop it. To stave off sleep, me live a fuller life, as I had she would pace the room, eat no excuse to give up. I had my food, walk around — anything whole life ahead of me.” • We’re investing $3.5 Billion to support more renewables by 2020. to stay awake. Hooper focused on what “I was afraid I’d fall asleep she could do, despite a debili- on dates so I stopped dating tating illness. During the 20 We are focused on bringing more renewable energy – like solar – to our customers in a way that works for everyone. It’s why we believe that growing renewable energy is good for Utah, both now and into the future. Learn more at UtahSolarWorks.com. © 2017 Rocky© 2017 Mountain Power

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B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 10, 2017 GARDEN SPOT MYGA AUNNUITY 3.25% GUARANTEED What’s safe to feed 10 YEARS your backyard poultry? Table scraps, fruit, etc. ne of the most enjoy- Our previous flock had able aspects of semi- aged out. So, it’s great to rural living for me has hear the birth announcement O Jay Cooper been the keeping of backyard once again that is loudly and CORRESPONDENT Stay Informed poultry. We have a little flock proudly made when each hen right now of a dozen chickens. lays an egg. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT The vast majority of them are The eggs are incredible both BULLETIN silver-laced Wyandotte, along These are young hens, that are in texture and taste. Because Subscribe 435-882-0050 with some black sex links. just beginning to lay eggs. our hens eat a lot of greenery and have a pretty diverse diet, the yolks tend to have rich orange hue to them, with a thick white that has quite a bit of substance to it. We serve them at breakfast to guests that frequent our home, and we get compliments on the flavor every time. Of course, it helps that Maggie’s homemade bread, grape juice from our own grapes, and jams prepared from the fruit of our orchard all are on the table as well. People really like that lit- eral taste of the country. While I like the egg produc- tion, I also value other parts poultry add to our lifestyle. Our chickens are a key part of composting and soil build- ing. Whatever we can feed the PHOTOS COURTESY OF JAY COOPER chickens first, instead of com- Silver-laced Wyandottes are docile, and lay about 200 brown eggs a year. posting, we do. That way we can kill two birds with… um, in small chunks. To provide chickens that may surprise you let’s pick another metaphor. calcium, you can also mix egg- — avocado. Why? While the 8:00am Flag Raising & Volunteer Fire Department Simply put, if we can both give shells, dried and crushed into birds will likely eat it, you are Fund Raising Breakfast - $5 per person nourishment to the birds while very small pieces, into their putting them at risk. Avocado reducing our feed bill, and get feed. They need this in order to skins and pits contain persin. 10:00am Parade great compost, then that’s a produce strong eggshells. While persin is not toxic to 10:30am-4:00pm Stockton Princess Pageant bonus. Other common sense items humans (we metabolize the This “pre-digestion” cham- to avoid are spoiled or rotten compound safely and rapidly), Kids Corner Play Area ber serves somewhat like foods. That’s because spoiled animals, including poultry Entertainment-Music, Magic, Dance what our chewing does. Food foods can produce toxins. Also cannot. As much as you’d like Karaoke-Dead End Alley is ground down (by small stay away from soft drinks, cof- to include your hens in a little pebbles and grit the chicken fee and coffee grinds. Coffee Cinco de Mayo celebration Car Show has consumed and has settled grinds don’t set well with your with some guacamole, forego Food in the gizzard) and then passes poultry, but are high in nitro- it. into the gut and out of the gen and are great for the com- Heck, you can even throw in Vendor Booths bird’s body. The matter is quite post pile. Chocolate may be OK a bit of dairy: cheese chunks, 1:00pm Bingo – Prizes, prizes, prizes broken down, and contains a for chickens in small amounts, cottage cheese and unsweet- significant amount of nitrogen but the chocolate’s theobro- ened yogurt. However, this is 4:00-6:00pm Flashback Band & Dinner in ammonia compounds. mine may be toxic to your birds not my first choice as these Dinner available from Vista Linda $5 While you could feed raw (it also affects dogs poorly, items spoil quickly, causing meat scraps and leftover since they can’t metabolize it gastrointestinal upset in your or bring your own scrambled eggs to your hens, well). But, why take the risk? feathered friends. Just sayin’. are still available - Contact the office at 435-882-3877 for more information Vendor Booths don’t. There’s evidence these You also want to avoid There’s a few more things, or visit the website at www.stocktontown.org can lead to cannibalism, and feeding greasy foods to your that aren’t optimum feed. Salt, egg pecking. However, you flock. Oils are very hard for for instance. Many table scraps can feed chickens cooked meat chickens to digest. While you contain sallt. Just avoid feed- are at it, avoid feeding strong ing them large amounts of tasting foods that could end up salts, which are usually present imparting an undesirable fla- in highly processed foods like vor to the eggs. This includes chips and crackers. A little goes onions and garlic. a long way. Notice, there’s not But don’t worry, a wide salt blocks for chickens. array of other scraps can be Besides all of the table safely fed to the hens. Keep in scraps listed earlier, many Could your discomfort mind that good table scraps weeds can be fed to chickens are part of your flock’s diet, for greens, even with mature not the whole diet. Use mod- seeds. Less than 5 percent be caused by a hernia? eration with the right scratch, of weed seeds survive going layer crumbles and pellets. through poultry’s digestive These have the needed system, especially that poultry blend of protein minerals in food processor, the gizzard. If you experience a heavy feeling in your abdomen when you bend, pain them to assure the best long Our hens really look for- when you lift heavy objects, or a lump that enlarges when you strain and term health of your chickens. ward to getting their daily disappears when you lie down, it could be a hernia. Having it treated When the chicks are young, batch of freshly-pulled weeds, it’s best to wait until they especially red-root pigweed. will not only ease your discomfort, but will also prevent the hernia from are four to six months old They get their greens, I get damaging internal organs. At Oquirrh Surgical Clinic, we provide surgical before you add in table scraps. a better attitude when I pull Commercial grower mashes weeds, since I don’t have to repair for all types of hernias. So don’t wait. and rations are the best way buy feed as often. I love the Same-day consultations are often available. to fuel healthy growth of the sight of the chickens gobbling chicks. down what I’ve just cleaned Call 435-228-0061. So, what are some great out of flower beds or the veg- table scrap candidates for gie plot moments before. The your hens? To begin with, hens eat the vast majority of most fruits are just fine. This what I place in the coop, while includes melons (watermelon avoiding items that are prob- rind is a real treat), berries, ably best left uneaten or could grapes, apple chunks, peaches be upsetting to them. Blaine Cashmore, M.D. Another treat is grasshop- Board-Certified General Surgeon and berries. Corn — ranging from raw, to dried or cooked pers and grubs. These are — is good. great sources of protein and Grain-based items are good, are a real treat for them. I’ll including non-moldy bread. catch grasshoppers from other Feed them bread in modera- areas of the garden (espe- tion, though. Rice, wheat and cially my rhubarb this year) oatmeal work, as does cooked and throw them in a small pasta. Peas are a welcome bucket of water I’ve put in the meal amendment, as well. coop. The grasshoppers swim That leads us to a wider around, catching the eye of the range of vegetables that are chickens. Then, the hens dis- welcomed by the citizens of patch them one at a time. As your coop. You can feed veg- long as you don’t mind a bit of gies either raw or cooked, hands-on insect encounters in including spinach, shredded your yardscape, the fun never or cooked carrots, cabbage, ends. kale, tomato, various squashes I just can’t depart without (some even claim that pump- a bit of poultry humor. This kin serves as a de-wormer), let- one is so bad, I had to pass it tuce, green beans, cucumbers, on to you. Why does a chicken chards and sweet potatoes. coop have two doors? Well, it’s However, avoid feeding because if it had four doors, it them potatoes. They are a would be a … wait for it, wait member of the nightshade for it … a chicken sedan. family, and the skins (potato After that bad pun, let’s peels) contain significant wrap up. I’ve got to go clean amounts of the toxic alkaloid the egg off my face. solanine when they turn green from sunlight exposure. This Jay Cooper can be contacted same compound is found in at [email protected], or OquirrhSurg.com the leaves of tomatoes, peppers you can visit his channel at you- and eggplant. But, the fruits tube.com/dirtfarmerjay for vid- of a mild pepper, tomato and eos on the hands-on life of gar- eggplant are just fine. dening, shop and home skills, There’s one other popular culinary arts and landscaping. meal item that’s not good for

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THURSDAY August 10, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Neas was a no-nonsense Pony Express Trail station master Editor’s note: This is another the sagebrush, space them- installment in a multi-part selves about 5 feet apart, lay in series on exploring the Pony wait — and then surprise the Express Trail through Tooele Jaromy Jessop Indians before they reached County. Last week’s article GUEST COLUMNIST the station. entailed Willow Springs Station As the men saw a big dust at Callao. at the mouth of a canyon in 4 p.m., seven Indians rode the Deep Creeks, Neas gave “Coyotes howl, Wolves sing, up to the station and asked the men a last bit of advice: but Indians don’t make a Pete Neas the station man- “Now, when you fire, jump to sound.” ager for some flour. As whites one side, so if they shoot at the —Louis L’Amour encroached upon the Indians blaze of your gun, you will not ancestral range, game that the be there.” ast week’s article covered Indians counted on for survival Wilson described the terrain Willow Springs Station was run off, scattered or wiped beautifully by stating that he Land how it is more favor- out. As a result, many Indians hid behind little humps with ably positioned than most were reduced to begging for scrubby greasewood on them. other stations in the West handouts at the desert sta- If you drive the Pony Express Desert because of depend- tions. Neas offered the Indians Trail from Fish Springs to able water, grass, and even a 20 pound sack of flour, Willow Springs, you will see good timber in the Deep Creek but according to Wilson, the this type of terrain as the val- Mountains to the west. Indians refused and demanded ley floor is flat, but there are For these same reasons, a sack of flour a piece. piles of dirt that are topped American Indians had occu- Neas was a no-nonsense by greasewood, salt bush or pied Snake Valley and the station master and he respond- sagebrush. Deep Creek range for thou- ed by tossing the sack back These 3 to 4-foot-high sand sands of years, which is why into the station and telling the humps make perfect defensive they didn’t appreciate the Indians he wouldn’t give them positions from which to spring intrusion of white man on their anything. The Indians did not an ambush. Wilson described COURTESY JAROMY JESSOP lands. Therefore, you could like the response, and as they a desperate fight where he Photograph shows the monument at the Willow Springs Pony Expresss station. also say that Willow Springs left the station, several of them watched Neas shoot and then was unfavorably located shot arrows into an old cow jump to one side and then because the Cavalry at Camp that was milling around the shoot again. Wilson stated that Floyd was over 120 miles away. shed. When they did this, Neas even though he had two fully To give you an idea of what pulled his pistols and shot two loaded pistols, he was too ter- Birch Family Pharmacy a day in the life at Willow of the Indians off their horses rified to shoot and didn’t get Springs could be like in the and then looked at the other off one shot. He instead laid on days of the Pony Express Trail, three men at the station and his belly in a depression while consider this excerpt from said, “Now boys, we will have the other men fought off the Nicholas Wilson’s book “White a time of it tonight. There are Indians. Neas gamble worked Indian Boy.” In his book, about 30 of those Indians up and Willow Springs station was Wilson wrote that he was on in the canyon there, and they saved from being burned. his way from Schell Creek will be upon us as soon as it If you go to Willow Springs, station to Deep Creek, the gets dark, and we shall have to take a camera because the distance being considerable fight.” view of the Deep Creek and through some of the worst According to Wilson, a Mountains, and the rock castle country in the West. “Tough Guy” named Lynch peaks that guard their myste- When Wilson arrived at was one of the station men rious canyons, are stunning. Deep Creek, the next rider was and he was accustomed to Plan to spend a few minutes not there so he had to continue bragging about what he would at the rock monument so you to Willow Springs east over do in tense situations. Wilson can consider the incredible the mountains. If you think felt pretty safe, even given story that occurred in the about how far it is from Deep the Indian threat until this so West Desert. While there, ask Creek to Willow Springs, you called “desperado” broke down yourself if you would have had may appreciate the incredible and started to cry, telling Neas the nerve to fight when dan- distances these riders would that they should all bolt for the ger was imminent out on the cover when their relief rider next station while there was frontier. As always, make sure wasn’t available. still a chance. Neas responded, you are well prepared because When Wilson arrived at “No! We will load up all the old Willow Springs Station and Willow Springs, he was told guns that are around here and Callao are 100 miles from Year Indians had killed the other be ready for them when they anywhere and there are no rider on the desert, which come.” services. is why they didn’t link up at Neas knew that the four Deep Creek. Wilson’s horse men couldn’t hold the station Jessop grew up exploring the was worn out so he stopped against that number. If the mountains and deserts of Utah to let it recoup. He would Indians surrounded the sta- and has traveled to all 50 states, have returned later that night tion, they would likely burn it U.S. Territories and a dozen for- but the situation would soon with the men inside. So Neas eign countries. He and his fam- change his plans. went on the offensive. He told ily live in Stansbury Park. Wilson wrote that around the men to go 100 yards into ANNIVERSARY POETRY ANNIVERSARY Event! ‘Milkweed’ FRIDAY • AUG 11 ere’s a poem celebrating milkweed by Bradford Tice, whose most Ted Kooser NOON - 6PM H U.S. POET LAUREATE, recent book of poetry is What the Night Numbered, from Trio 2004-2006 House Press. Our Monarch but- terfly population depends upon milkweed, and perhaps a few people who read this won’t chop down or pull up or poison one of these generous plants.

Milkweed

I tell myself softly, this is how love begins- the air alive with something inconceivable, SIDEWALK SALE! seeds of every imaginable possibility floating across the wet grasses, under Don and Ruth Smith the thin arms of ferns. It drifts like snow or old ash, settling on the dust of the roadways Happy 60th Anniversary! BOUNCE MOUSEHOUSES TRAP HOKULIA& SLIDE! & MATTERHORN!FOOD SHAVE TRUCKS! ICE! as you and I descend into thickets, flanked by the fragrance of honeysuckle and white Love, primrose. Your Family 493 N. MAIN • TOOELE • 882.7775 www.birchfamilyrx.com I recall how my grandmother imagined these wanderers were living beings, some tiny phylum yet to be classified as life. She would say they reminded her of maidens NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 Th ank you Tooele for your loyal patronage! decked in white dresses, waltzing through air. Even after I showed her the pods from which they sprang, blossoming like tiny spiders, she refused to believe. UTAH’S LARGEST SELECTION Now, standing beside you in the crowded autumn haze, I watch them flock, emerge from brittle stalks, bursting upon the world as OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES young lovers do-trysting in the tall grasses, resting fingers lightly in tousled hair. Listen, and you can hear them whisper in the rushes, gazing out at us, wondering- what lives are these?

We do not accept unsolicited submissions. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfounda- tion.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2013 by Bradford Tice, “Milkweed,” from Rare Earth, (New Rivers Press, 2013). Poem reprinted by permission of Bradford Tice and the publisher. Introduction copyright ©2017 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. www.steadmans.net 916 N MAIN • TOOELE • 435.882.3565 B6 COMICS

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Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson Adam@Home by Rob Harrell

Heart of the City by Mark Tatulli The Fusco Brothers by J.C. Duffy

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

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volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ Closet is accepting donations for gently Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope TOOELE SCHOOLS discoverkits. used clothing. Donations are accepted at as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions to Recovery” your neighborhood school. Contact Christy and resorts for an upcoming book project. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Senior Center Secondary School Registration Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any ques- Those who wish to contribute information p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in The senior center is for the enjoyment of tions. or photographs of these parks should con- Information USU EXTENSION Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. Secondary schools on-line registration has all those affected by someone else’s addic- activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, USU Extension Gardening Contributions will be printed with credit in begun. School begins on Aug. 22, 2017. tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic — master a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. Please visit the Tooele School District web- MOOSE by sharing our experience, strength and ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies gardeners will be available to help diagnose There is no such thing as too many photo- site for school registration dates and times. hope. For more information, please contact and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- your plant, tree and pest problems on Meals at the Lodge graphs as the author needs a minimum of Terri at 435-313-4851. able for homebound. Lunch served week- First Grade Registration Wednesdays from 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele Friday and Saturday night dinners will be 160 photographs, and any help is greatly days. For age 60 and above, suggested Information USU Extension office located at 151 N. served from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Friday night appreciated. Military Items Wanted donation is $3. For those under age 60, For the first grade schedule, Aug. 22-25 Main. Bring a photo and sample of the dinners change weekly or you can order When you no longer want your military cost is $5. Transportation available to the will be a Wednesday schedule (from 9 a.m.- specimen to help identify the problem. Call from the menu items Saturday night din- Tooele Valley Flute Choir items, do not take them to the D.I. or the store or doctor visits for residents in the The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- 12:30 p.m.) all week. 435-277-2409 if you have any questions ners include 14 oz. ribeye or T-bone steak thrift store. Bring them — hats, helmets, Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- bers interested in our inaugural effort to about the diagnostic clinic. w/choice of baked potato/fries, salad and dress uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jack- tation information call 435-843-4102. For raise the profile of local flutists. If you love Kindergarten Registration roll; halibut or salmon steak w/choice of ets, backpacks, belts, canteens, pouches, more information about the Tooele center, Everything You Ever Wanted to to play the flute and want to grow your Information baked or fries, salad and roll, or Jumbo old photos, etc. — to 775 S. Coleman call 435-843-4110. musical horizons, please join us! All levels For the kindergarten schedule, on Aug. 25 Know shrimp w/choice of baked or fries, salad Street They will be displayed with honor of skill and experience welcome. Contact there will be a kindergarten reception, Utah State University Extension has infor- and roll. All meals are for a reasonable and respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435- Books for the Whole Family mation on gardening, families, food preser- price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily Emma at [email protected]. Donated children’s books and paperbacks Aug. 28 will be the first day students are 882-8688. in class. vation, meal planning, finances, agriculture, lunch specials are available at the lodge are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers natural resources, Utah 4-H and Youth from 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 meals Tooele Valley Free Masons Children’s Choir Auditions are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the Community Council for Stansbury and many other things on their website either Friday/Saturday nights your next one Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 second Friday of each month for dinner and extension.usu.edu. Check it out and learn is free. If you have more than four people tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City High socializing. If you are interested or have something new. in your party, please call ahead to ensure years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Library. All proceeds go back to the library Do you have a student at Stansbury High questions please join us at the Lodge, the cook can better plan. For members and owner and director of Blake Music Studios, for projects and programs. School? Do you want to make a differ- located at the corner of Settlement Canyon ence in your students education? Being on Kids Café their guests only. directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Come cook and have fun with the USU Road and SR-36, or give us a call at 435- community council is a wonderful way to vocal performance and has taught at the Bingo is Back Food $ense program. Kids Café will be Aug. Entertainment 277-0087. drive improvement. Stansbury High School collegiate level. If your child loves to sing St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started 16 and 17 from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Saturday, Aug. 19, Seasoned Amnesia is now accepting nominations for three and you are looking for an exceptional its bingo games again on Fridays starting County Health Building, 151 N. Main. This band will perform from 6-10 p.m. Tooele Valley Family History parent positions. If you are interested, musical experience for them, this is it. For at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! activity is free and for kids age 8 and up. Center please email Diane Schmidt at diane. more information and to register for an Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Youth do not need to be enrolled in 4-H to Special Events Research your ancestors free with trained [email protected]. Nominations must audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. questions. participate. Pre-registration is required. Call On Friday Aug 25, we will honor Veterans FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele be submitted before Monday, Aug. 14, com or call 435-277-0755. or email by the Friday before the activity. with a free dinner from 5:30-7 p.m. Our Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Tooele High School Class of 2017. Contact information is: Andrea 435-277- 2nd Annual Golf Scramble is scheduled for East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Rocky Mountain Hospice 1956 Sunday, Aug. 13, at Oquirrh Hills starting at Community Council for 2409 or [email protected]. The of operation: Tuesday through Friday, 10 Want to have more meaning in your life. Do The 61-year class reunion luncheon will be classes are sponsored by USU Extension 8 a.m. Sign-up sheets are available at the a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings you want to do something that is satisfying Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017, at the Bonneville Grantsville Elementary Food $ense program and Live Fit Tooele lodge or call 435-882-2931. On Saturday, 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by appoint- Grantsville Elementary will be holding elec- and of great service to your community? Brewery, 1641 N. Main St, Tooele, Utah County. Aug. 26, the Moose Legion is sponsoring a ment only. Special classes offered regu- Then become a Rocky Mountain Hospice 84074. (See their website for more tions for the Community Council during Le Bus trip to Wendover for the day. Please larly. Call the center for more information. Back to School Night on Aug. 21, 2017. volunteer. No experience required. All details). No invitations will be sent. Please Create Farm Fresh Food sign up at the lodge or call 435-882-2931 training, background check and TB tests RSVP to Carolyn, at 435-841-7640 or The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. in During these free cooking and nutrition for more information. Tooele Family Al-Anon the school library. If you would like to be provided by Rocky Mountain. The only [email protected] or just come. classes participants will learn to turn farm Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele requirement is your desire to help someone nominated, please notify Mr. Zaleski, 435- fresh ingredients into delicious family Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the Tooele High School Class of 884-9991. Nominations will also be open in need. Please contact Diane Redman at meals, gain skills to eat seasonally, on EAGLES back of the building. For questions or more Rocky Mountain Hospice, 801-397-4904. 1952 at the meeting. Voting will take place at a budget, and each will take home free information, please call Allene at 435-830- The Tooele High School 65th Class the meeting as well as Aug. 22–24 until recipes and small kitchen gadgets every Sunday Breakfasts 0465 or Elizabeth at 435-884-0825 or Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Reuinion will be held Friday, Aug. 18, 2017, noon. Parent members must have a child week. Plan to attend all four classes in the Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served 435-241-9200. Join us the 3rd Monday of each month at noon at the Eagle’s Nest. Cost will be at the school at least one of the two years series. The August series begins Aug. 11, from 9-11:30 p.m. There will be a $5 spe- from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical $25 per person. For information or reserva- of their term. 18, 25 and end Sept. 1. All classes are cial, $7 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Health tions, call Marlyn Russell at 435-882-0512. from 7-8 p.m. at 151 N Main, Tooele. Field for kids 11-years and younger. The meal This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Department’s Aging Services program Story and Craft Hour Trips are Saturdays July 15 and 22 or Aug. includes coffee and or a glass of juice or Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s 19 and 26 at 9 a.m. Meet at the Farmers milk. Bad Beer is available. The public is Main Street. For more information, contact Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Association’s Caregiver Support Groups. Tooele High Multi-Class Reunion Market (location TBA). Pre-registration is invited. Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435- the adventures of books and make fun The groups are designed to provide emo- Tooele High School is having a multi-class required. Call Andrea at 435-277-2409 or 849-4180. crafts. For more information, call 435-833- tional, educational and social support for reunion for classes ‘74-’82 on Sept. 9, [email protected]. Space is limited Steak Specials 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2456. 2017, at the Eagle’s Nest at the Tooele and classes will fill quickly. The classes are Specials include Aug. 11, 2-piece halibut Alcoholics Anonymous Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the Army Depot. The event will be $60 per sponsored by USU Extension Food $ense for $9 or 3-piece for $11; Aug. 18, rib eye The Next Chapter Tooele. Please enter through the south Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For person, $30 for golf. Make checks payable program and Live Fit Tooele County. steak for $18; and Aug. 25, 3-piece shrimp The Next Chapter is a free social support side doors. more information, contact Lance at 435- to THS Reunion. Happy hour begins at 5 dinner for $9. and educational program to help widows 496-3691 or Wendy at 801-694-2624. p.m., dinner is at 6 p.m. The band is “Bent Basic Cooking and widowers adjust to the loss of their Fender.” Mail your money in by Aug. 15 Free Preschool Hour Createbreakfast, lunch and dinner: Aug 16, Parkinson’s Disease Fundraiser Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele spouse through monthly activities. You are to P.O. Box 711 or to 316 Upland Drive, 23, 30, Sept 6, 13 and 20 from 7–8 p.m. On Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017, the Eagles will Food Addicts in Recovery Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour invited to join others who are on the same Tooele, Utah. For more information, see the This is a six-part series with an emphasis host a pool tournament and all proceeds Anonymous of learning, singing and creating. This class will go to the Parkinson’s Disease Charity page as you, to begin a new chapter in your reunion’s Facebook page. on basic cooking. Free for ages 13 to adult. Are you having trouble controlling the life story. Call Sarah with Tooele County is for all children up to 5 years old. Please Crochet Camp Fund. Sign up is at 11 a.m. and the cost way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for more Learn to read a pattern, create basic cro- is $10 to play. The tournament will begin Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We details. GRANTSVILLE chet stitches and make a headband and a at noon. There will also be a raffle, bake ery program for anyone suffering from are located at West Elementary School, flower. Aug. 14 and 15, 2-4 p.m. Cost is sale and food will be available. Parkinson’s food addiction. Meetings are held every The Stansbury Art and Literary 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter is the Aerie and Auxiliary charity project for Family History Center $3 and includes all supplies. Must have fin- Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, Society August Meeting Find the Past — come find your ancestors through the south side doors. this year. Baked goods and raffle prizes will 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the ished 3rd grade to attend. Sign-up on 4hon- Stansbury Art and Literature will meet at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind the be appreciated. Please all come out and north back entrance. For more information, St. Marguerite Catholic School line.org or call Tamra at 435-277-2405 for Tuesday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m, at the Coulter stake center). Share your past and learn support this charitable activity. call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Denise at The only faith based school in Tooele help enrolling. House Event Center, on state Route 138 more of your heritage. Whether it is your 435-830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts.org. County. Students of all faiths are wel- Cake Decorating Camp in Stansbury Park. The main presenter will hobby or just a general interest, beginner Auxilliary Birthday Party Everyone is welcome to attend. come from preschool through 8th grade. Learn basics in cake decorating: how to be Heath Brown, the owner of Masterlab to advanced researcher — all are welcome. The Auxiliary will celebrate 71 years as Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day pre- make frosting, frost a cake, use decorating in Midvale. If you are an amateur artist or Trained consultants are available to assist a chartered organization to Tooele Aerie Tooele County Aging school, junior high grades 6-8, small class tips, and more. Take home your own deco- photographer on the verge of wanting to you. Hours are Mondays 10 a.m.-4 p.m., #164 on Monday, Aug.14, 2017, after Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- sizes, and an enhanced STEM curriculum. rated cake. Aug. 16 and 17, 2-5 p.m. Cost sell your work, this is of interest to you. Tuesdays noon-4 p.m., Wednesdays 10 a short meeting at 7 p.m. The past teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Give us a call 435-882-0081 or visit www. is $10 includes a set of tips for decorating Artists will learn about all the aspects of a.m.-3 p.m., Thursdays noon-4 p.m. Night presidents will be honored with a short cer- in the community. Many seniors require stmargschool.org. to keep up with the skills you’ll learn. Must what is needed when reproducing your hours Tuesday through Thursday are 7-9 emony. A light lunch will be served. All past assistance and need rides to doctors or have finished 3rd grade to attend. Sign-up work for commercial purposes. For more p.m. Individuals and groups are welcome. presidents are especially invited to attend. other health professionals. Rides help on 4honline.org or call Tamra at 435-277- information, go to www.masterlabphoto. Please call 435-224-5010 to schedule a All auxiliary members are invited to come seniors live more independent lives. Call 2405 for help enrolling. com. The art challenge for the month is group or receive information about work- EDUCATION out and celebrate this special birthday. See 435-843-4114 for more information. The ‘vacations’ or a continuation of ‘food.’ Use shops, training, etc. Questions and com- Create Your Own Comic Strip you all there. Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also Lifelong Learning Opportunities either as the theme in the medium of your ments are welcome. are in need of volunteers. For more infor- Did you know that your age may enable Class Auxilliary PPs Dinner Meeting choice and bring the completed artwork Learn the basics of making a comic strip: mation about volunteering at the Grantsville Senior Center you to take classes at a discount or free? PMP Jeannie Bennett will host the dinner Center, call Dan at 435-843-4753. For vol- to the meeting. The public is invited and Hour long seminars, week-long classes, or create the characters, write the story and meeting at the La Fountaine Mexican res- refreshments will be served. The senior center is for the enjoyment of draw the pictures. You might be the next unteering at the Tooele Center, call Debbie all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- semester courses on a variety of topics are taurant on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2017, at 7 at 435-843-4103. all available to you. A panel of presenters Stan Lee. Sept 21, 4:30- 5:30 p.m. Free p.m. All PPs re-invited to come out, social- Stansbury Art and Lit. Artist for tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include class. Must have finished 3rd grade to Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, from Utah State University Tooele, Tooele ize and enjoy the company of the other Life’s Worth Living Foundation August Tech, and Tooele County Aging Services will attend. Registration required at 4honline. PPs. See you all there. Suicide support group every fourth The Chamber Wall Gallery Artist for the pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. org or call Tamra at 435-277-2405 for help Meals on Wheels available for homebound. help you discover the where, when and how Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West month of August is Rolanda Root. Root on Tuesday, Aug. 15. Anyone interested enrolling. Planning Meeting Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main is an oil and pastel artist who especially Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and A planning meeting will be held on above, suggested donation is $3. For those in learning is invited to join us for this Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the likes to paint landscapes. She has recently presentation from 11 a.m.-noon at Tooele Thursday, Aug. 17, 2017, at 7 p.m. All offi- cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal taken more classes and workshops to con- under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation CHARITY cers of the Aerie and Auxiliary and commit- available to the store or doctor visits for Technical College (88 S. Tooele Boulevard, thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- tinue her education in these mediums. She Tooele). For questions call 435-277-2456. tee chairman for activities for September residents in the Tooele and Grantsville Tooele Children’s Justice Center cide, please plan on attending. Please go has been able to show many of her oil and are asked to attend to plan the activities on Facebook and like our page to keep pastel works from her plein air painting and areas. For transportation information, call Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need Online courses for September 2017. current with our latest news and events. studio work and had pieces selected for 435-843-4102. of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- juried shows throughout Utah. Root is the We appreciate all donations. For inquiries IT are designed for the IT professional ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. drawing and painting teacher at Stansbury Daughters of Utah Pioneers or drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 The DUP is seeking any family histories, seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- ELKS High School. Her artwork on display fea- edge of networking and security, and pre- East, Tooele. Disabled American Veterans photographs, books, stories or vintage Meetings tures both plein air and studio pieces. artifacts (before 1900) to display at our pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and Chapter 20 These works of art are available to view at Security+ exams. Call the Tooele Applied United Methodist dinner Lodge meetings are held the second and DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, Technology Center at 435-248-1800 for Tooele United Methodist Church offers a fourth Tuesday of every month. House W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Chapter for the Disabled American Veterans 154 S. Main, Tooele. The public is invited more information or to enroll. free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and committee meetings are held every third Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the hold monthly general membership meet- to see this chamber wall gallery display any social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Tuesday of the month. All members are Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Adult education served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. ings at the Pioneer Museum, located at time during the chamber’s regular business welcome and encouraged to attend. hours. tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Get your high school diploma this year. All 47 E. Vine Street every third Thursday of Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit The Tooele Valley Resource the month at 8 p.m. Those who wish to classes required for a high school diploma, Friday Night Dinners Sons of Utah Pioneers www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. adult basic education, GED preparation and Center There will be No Friday Night Dinner attend the leadership meeting at 7 p.m. exploretooele.com. are welcome to listen to the appointed Anyone interested in the history of Tooele English as a second language are available. The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now through the summer. Dinner will return in City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we Register now to graduate — just $50 per sharing a building with the Tooele County September. members’ meeting. All Tooele County vet- erans are invited to attend. The Disabled need you! Please come and join us for semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is current- a potluck social dinner at the church on STANSBURY PARK 435-833-8750. Adult education classes are ly in need of donations. Please consider Snacks American Veterans (DAV) will hold its Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the monthly executive and general meetings Pinehurst and Utah avenues. Parking is on for students 18 and over. donating items such as deodorant, chap- east side. For more information, please Benson Pioneer Gristmill stick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet paper, social quarters, during business hours: on the third Thursday of every month at Tour Utah’s last standing pioneer grist contact Joe Brandon, 435-830-9783 or ESOL shampoo, conditioner, combs and brushes. Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The (flour) mill and log buildings. See how our 435-830-9784. The local Sons of Utah ESOL conversational classes are held Cash is also welcomed. Those who receive ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 executive meeting will be at 7 p.m. and the ancestors lived, worked and crafted before Pioneers meets the first Thursday of each Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students services include individuals or families in ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. general meeting will be at 8 p.m. The DAV the age of electricity. Take a guided tour to month at 6:30 p.m. may also come anytime the center is open crisis, the homeless and families at risk of is looking for volunteer drivers — no DAV enhance your experience. Hours 10 a.m.-6 Redneck Pool Party for individualized study. Registration is $50 becoming homeless. For more information, membership is required. Will need a VA Grandparent Networking Group p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 325 Mark your calendar — The Redneck Pool physical. No monthly meetings are held in per semester. Call 435-833-8750 for more call 435-566-5938 or fax 435-843-0244. Come meet others who are raising their state Route 138 (just North of Stansbury Party will be Aug. 19, 2017, beginning at December. Call commander James Yale at information. grandchildren to network. Wednesday, Aug. Park). Admission is free. 2 p.m. Cost is a $5 donation at the door, 435-849-0521 or adjutant Greg Johnson at First Baptist Food Pantry 9 at 6:30 p.m. For address or other infor- Early Head Start which includes water fun, games and food. 435-849-6741. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- mation, call Trisha 435-849-2536 or email Volunteers Needed at the Do you have a child under age 3? Are Break out your redneck gear and join in ing an emergency food pantry to meet the at [email protected]. Benson Historic Mill you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early needs of our community. The food pantry the fun. Health Department and Aging Benson Historic Mill and Pioneer Park at Head Start is a free program for eligible is available for emergency needs. Hours of Services hours TC Squares Dance Club 325 SR-138, is looking for people that families that offers quality early educa- operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m.-noon. The Tooele County Health Department and The TC Squares Dance Club has begun would enjoy donating a few hours a week tion for infants and toddlers in the home; We are located at 580 S. Main Street. For HISTORICAL SOCIETY Aging Services’ new hours of operation are dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke to help maintain and improve this Tooele parent education; comprehensive health Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday information call 435-882-2048. Seeking Historical Items Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Valley treasure. We are also looking for services to women before, during and after from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar West, Tooele from 7:30-9:30 p.m. The Tooele County Historical Society would like skilled people with lots of patience to help pregnancy; nutrition education and family Tooele County Food Bank, on our main page for holiday hours and first three nights are free for new dancers members of the community who have any restore and bring back to life many of support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Grantsville Emergency Food closures. For more information, call 435- — Aug. 14, 21 and 28. Please bring finger family or personal histories, photographs, the artifacts currently on display. Please 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free 277-2301. food to share. For more information, con- Pantry books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or contact Karl Dunn at 801-556-4824 or the additional information. tact Woody at 435-850-2441, Roberta at The Tooele County Food Bank and newspaper articles that you would like Grist Mill office at 435-882-7678. Parkinson’s Disease Support 801-349-5992 or visit the club website at Free developmental evaluation Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in to donate to our organization to please need of canned meats, soups, pasta and Group tcsquares.com. Farmers’ Market at Benson DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers call us. We are also looking for books, A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can a variety of services to families with any non-perishable foods. We are accept- newspaper articles, photos, brochures Gristmill ing donations for Pathways Women’s and be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Nondenominational Community The Farmers Market at the Gristmill is open infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. or any history that pertains to the Tooele Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic Tooele has a support group for persons Cub Scout Pack and Boy Scout each Saturday this summer from 9 a.m.-1 Individualized services are available to County area. If you would like to donate abuse). They are in need of socks, under- with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- Troop p.m. The market will feature fresh local pro- enhance development in communication, them to our organization, or if you would ers. You can learn how others are coping wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene We are looking for new Scouts, their fami- duce, pork and beef products, eggs, honey, motor development, cognition, social/emo- let us make a copy for the Tooele County with PD and how to live well. We meet the products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, lies and leaders to join us. Ages are from baked items and homemade craft items. tional development, self-help skills and Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at nail polish and remover) toys. Anything will 4-18. We are the only pack with the Lions Anyone wishing to participate by selling health concerns. Contact us for a free 435-882-1612. TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, be appreciated. Underwear and socks must (age 5) and Tiger (age 6) dens in Tooele items at this year’s market can call 435- developmental evaluation at 435-833- 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, be new. Other items can be gently used. Historical books County. Come join us for an open house 850-0458 for more information. 0725. call Barb at 801-656-9673 or Hal at 435- Please help us help our community. Drop Tooele County Historical Society’s books to get more information on Thursday, Aug. 840-3683. Guide Dogs of America boxes are located in the Intermountain will be available to purchase at our meet- 10, from 6-8 p.m. and again Wednesday, The 9th Annual Stansbury Days Car Show 4-H YOUTH Staffing Office, 7 S. Main Street #203, ing. The History of Tooele County Volume Aug. 16, from 6-8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge will be held Aug. 19 in Stansbury Park to Tooele, UT 84074. II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and (behind the Tooele Post Office), 61 N. Main Contest and Classes Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also Street, Tooele. benefit the Guide Dogs of America. Car Baby blankets needed Show registration is $25 the day of the Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To partici- have eight note cards depicting four dif- Baby blankets are needed for the nursery show. The first 100 cars registered receive pate in 4-H activities, you must register as ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets a car show t-Shirt and Dash Plaque. Charity a 4-H member online at ut.4honline.com. make great gifts for your family and friends. should be new and in good condition. Bulletin Board Policy dollars cover the over $42,000 each to Many scholarships and contests are avail- Please call Alice Dale at 435-882-1612 if Homemade blankets are also accepted If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at raise and train these dogs. For informa- able on the 4-H website, utah4h.org and at you would like to purchase these books. if new. Donations can be turned in to the 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin tion about the Guide Dogs of America, or the USU Extension website, extension.usu. volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit the car show call 435-841-0713 or e-mail edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Call organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. [email protected] The program GROUPS AND EVENTS Club activity kits available Diane at 435-843-3691 with any questions. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and your donation guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please Many fun activity kits are available to Local author seeks photos is tax deductible. call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out Community Closet A local author and historian is seeking origi- than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ Clean out your closets. The Community nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, B8

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Comics Page Puzzle Answers MUSEUM MEMORIES from page B6 Curtis educates SUP about the Brigham Young ‘Gardo home’

Editor’s note: This month, Joe Brandon wrote the Sons of the Utah Pioneers spotlight for Darrell Smith our normal contributor, Darrell GUEST COLUMNIST Smith.

ons of Utah Pioneers Settlement Canyon mansion built by Brigham SChapter hosted Mark Young, as a place where he Curtis, local historian, during could receive official callers the August dinner meeting. and entertain dignitaries who Mark, who has had a lifelong traveled great distances to see interest in historical architec- him. Joseph Ridges, designer ture, presented a slide show and builder of the original Salt on the Gardo House. Lake Tabernacle organ, and The Gardo House was a William Folsom, Brigham’s father-in-law, who had played a vital role in the design and construction of several tem- TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT REGISTRATION ples, worked together to draw the plans and superintend 2017-18 SCHOOL YEAR PHOTO COURTESY OF JOE BRANDON the construction of the house, First Day of School: August 22, 2017 Local historian Mark Curtis speaks to local members of the Sons of Utah which was located across the Pioneers about the “Gardo House.” The house was once a luxurious mansion street from the Lion House on st built by Brigham Young for his wife Amelia. Curtis has spent countless hours Online Registration for K-12 begins on August 1 at 12:00p.m. (Online Registration is the Southwest corner of South researching this little known gem of pioneer history. required of all Tooele County School District Students K-12). Temple and State. ELEMENTARY (New Students) Curtis’ slide show of origi- for Brigham’s wife Amelia decorators from Chicago to fit Registration will be held on August 9th, 10th, and 11th from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm at all elementary schools, unless nal photographs revealed the Folsom Young, who was to be it out. Twenty years later, in otherwise noted. finished home had four levels, its hostess. But, with the death 1921, the Gordo House’s reign ������������������������� including the basement, with of Brigham Young Aug. 20, ended when it was torn down � August 25th – Kindergarten Reception a tower on the northwest 1877, that never happened. to build a bank. � August 28th – First day students in class corner. The foundation and He never lived to see the com- Mark’s presentation was ��������������������: basement were made of gran- pleted mansion. enjoyed by all. If you are inter- � August 22nd – 25th (Wednesday schedule all week.) ite. The exterior walls were of The Gardo House was the ested in all things relating to � August 28th – Starts full day 2/6 studs in-filled with adobe official residence of both Utah’s history, such as Mark’s SECONDARY bricks, with lath and plaster President John Taylor and great presentation, join us the Registration dates and times are as follows: on the inside and two layers of President Wilford Woodruff. first Thursday of every month Registration dates and times are as follows: lath and stucco on the outside. On Dec. 27, 1881, the Deseret at 6:30 p.m. for a pot-luck and SCHOOL DATE TIME SCHOOL DATE TIME The interior woodwork, News published a letter from presentations. August 9 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. which included a spiral stair- John Taylor announcing a On Thursday, Sept. 7, we Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High August 10 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. case, paneling and decorative public reception and tour of will meet at Barbara Barlow’s August 11 (New Students) By appointment trim, was carved in black the Gardo House. More than Speirs farm to listen to Walt August 14 (New Students) 10:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. walnut. Elegant furnishings, 2,000 people attended. Shubert’s presentation of Grantsville Jr. High August 15 (7th Grade) 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. August 16 (8th Grade) 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. paintings by local artists, and In 1901, it was sold to Ophir and Mercur. You won’t mirrors imported from Europe Colonel Edwin F. Holmes and want to miss this. In case August 8 (7th Grade) 2:00 p.m. –7:00 p.m. graced all the rooms. The his wife, Susanna Bransford of inclement weather, we August 9 (8th Grade) 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. mansion was dedicated on Emery Holmes who was will meet at the LDS meet- Tooele Jr. High New students please call for appt. beginning Feb. 22, 1883. known as the “Silver Queen.” ing house on the corners of August 8th The Gardo House was When the Colonel bought Pinehurst and Utah Avenues Blue Peak High August 16th 9:00 a.m.-- 2:00 p.m. nicknamed “Amelia’s Palace” the mansion, he brought 20 in Tooele. August 9 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Dugway High August 10 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. August 12 8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Grantsville High August 16 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. COMMUNITY NEWS August 9 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. August 10 8:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Stansbury High August 11 (New Students) 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Local club funds teens HOBY fees Tooele High August 9 and 10 1:00 p.m.--7:00 p.m. School is about to begin scholarship counselor. Both Tooele County General and the Tooele Civic League Students are eligible to go Federation of Women’s Clubs August 9 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and the Women’s Community further in the program for are able to help students with Wendover High August 10 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Club of Tooele are encourag- additional scholarships. In finances to attend the seminar. ing sophomore students who May, several Tooele County stu- The groups will offer funding Immunizations: Seventh Grade Requirements – Utah Immunization Rule are interested in being leaders dents attended the leadership to those who would like to go th � Effective December 1, 2014, students entering 7 grade must have two doses of Varicella(chickenpox) vaccine. to apply for special scholar- seminar at Southern Utah State but who cannot afford to do th � Effective December 1, 2014, students entering the 7 grade must have a single dose of Meningococcal vaccine. ships. The Hugh O’Brian Youth, University. All Tooele County so on their own. For further � th Effective July 1, 2011, students entering 7 grade must have a Tdap booster, regardless of interval since the HOBY, leadership scholarships school counselors are aware of information contact Geneal last tetanus/diphtheria containing vaccine. Students MAY NOT be admitted on the first day of school unless they have received a dose of Tdap or have an exemption form. A school cannot admit students if they are are available to 10th grade stu- this program and will be happy Dart, at 435-882-2036 or Ana missing the Tdap vaccine. Students must be in full compliance from the first day of entry into school. dents through your high school to work with the students. Twitchell, 435-830-6707.

If you have any questions, please contact Jackie Gallegos, Administrative Secretary, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104.

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Adults $5.00 Children Under 12 $2.00 If you have moved to Tooele County or within Tooele County, Please Register to Vote in your new Precinct!! Tickets Available at the Door The last day to register to vote for the August 15th Election � Is Tuesday, August 8th. You may go to the Clerk/Auditor’s Office ������������������������������������������� � In person with Picture ID and Proof of your residence. ������������������������������ � ��������������������������������������������������� �����������������

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 6:36 a.m. 8:32 p.m. Saturday 6:37 a.m. 8:31 p.m. Sunday 6:38 a.m. 8:29 p.m. Monday 6:39 a.m. 8:28 p.m. Tuesday 6:40 a.m. 8:27 p.m. Wednesday 6:41 a.m. 8:25 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 6:42 a.m. 8:24 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 10:56 p.m. 10:33 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 11:29 p.m. 11:38 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday none 12:44 p.m. Monday 12:04 a.m. 1:51 p.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 12:43 a.m. 2:58 p.m. Some sun with a Statistics for the week ending August 9. Mostly sunny and Wednesday 1:27 a.m. 4:05 p.m. Mostly sunny thunderstorm in the Partly sunny and nice Partly sunny Plenty of sunshine Sunshine Temperatures Thursday 2:17 a.m. 5:08 p.m. beautiful area High/Low past week 96/60 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 92/66 90 65 91 66 90 67 87 66 88 65 88 63 93 66 Average temp past week 77.1 Normal average temp past week 79.2 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Aug 14 Aug 21 Aug 29 Sep 6 Shown is Friday’s weather. ©2017; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s provided by highs and Friday night’s lows.

Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 91/54 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 91/66 Knolls Clive Lake Point 84/57 94/64 94/65 90/69 Ogden Stansbury Park 90/64 Erda 92/69 Vernal Grantsville 91/67 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 86/54 92/68 75/60 0.15 0.21 0.15 0.27 13.70 12.62 Tooele 93/71 Bauer 90/65 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 90/66 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 90/65 87/58 90/61 Stockton Pollen Index Price 90/66 88/58 High Nephi Rush Valley 91/62 90/64 Ophir Moderate 83/60 Low Delta Manti Absent 94/66 89/59 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 99/67 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 92/65 89/60 Moab 88/61 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 96/67 Beaver 95/66 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 87/59 Ibapah 89/62 24-hour 90/60 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.98 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 89/61 85/60 at Grantsville 1.54 none 100/75 Kanab 93/63 Eureka 79/59 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.59

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF JULEE KIMBALL Junior and Senior Little Miss Grantsville attendants were chosen in conjunction with Grantsville’s Annual Fourth of July Celebration. The Junior Little Miss Grantsville royalty is (above, left to right) attendant Brynlee Cummings, attendant Luhndyn Allen, queen Alayna Thomas, attendant Jaycee Eggett and attendant Taylor Fawson. The Senior Little Miss Grantsville royalty (left) are attendant Charlee Shafer, queen Jaidyn Wildee and attendant Brielle Fawson. Idaho schools try new tactics to combat teacher shortage TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — fication. vidual solutions we’re working the same time. only two job openings as of teacher with 13 or more years Ross Parsons is surprised more Some teaching jobs — such on,” Ferro said. The plan is Four years ago, Declo High’s mid-June, both at the middle of experience — who has a people don’t go into teaching. as in special education, math to submit recommendations science teacher retired. The school. That’s similar to previ- master’s degree or bachelor’s But it wasn’t his original and science — have been a to the Idaho State Board of school advertises the job every ous years, but Waite wasn’t degree plus 36 additional col- plan, either. Parsons’ first struggle to fill for years. Now Education this fall. year but hasn’t found anyone sanguine. lege credits — made $37,689 career was a river ranger for that extends to mainstream One focus is changing the to fill it. “They’ve been open for last school year. the U.S. Forest Service and jobs such as elementary narrative from punitive assess- The “retiree” comes back to more than a month and we’re Plus, the district started Bureau of Land Management. schoolteachers. ment of teachers to how to teach “or we wouldn’t have a this year struggling for teach- advertising jobs in January This fall, he’ll teach sixth- “The trend for the last support them, said Ferro, science teacher,” Bott said. “It’s ers on the secondary level,” he — several months earlier than grade language arts and social few years has been across going into her 18th year as a just difficult.” said. usual — for the upcoming studies at Ernest Hemingway the board,” said Dale Layne, middle school science teacher In Twin Falls, it’s much Hiring for classified employ- school year. Even without STEAM School in Ketchum Jerome School District super- in Caldwell. easier to fill teaching jobs, but ees, such as custodians, caf- knowing yet who might leave, — the school he attended as a intendent. “Even trying to find She’d like to see an option even there applicant numbers eteria workers and paraprofes- district leaders knew they’d child. elementary teachers now is where teachers can access started dropping off this sum- sionals, is harder to pin down have to staff South Hills Parsons has friends who very difficult.” money for professional train- mer. across south-central Idaho. Middle School, which opens are hardworking, intelligent Waite says the teaching ing and decide which oppor- The number of applicants “The last few years, it has this month. and personable and get along environment has improved tunities would be most ben- for each teaching job ranged just been a continual hiring Big factors for applicants well with children, he said, but across Idaho. And he likes the eficial. from the high 30s to low 50s process year-round,” Swafford deciding where to work are “teaching was just never on career ladder law, which took “That’s making sure the in March and April. But this said. Especially for paraprofes- convenience and location. their radar, unfortunately.” effect in 2015 to boost pay teachers have a voice in their summer, a first-grade teaching sionals. “Oftentimes, it will come down That factor may contribute over five years to help attract professional development,” she job received 11 applicants; a Often, paraprofessional to where an individual lives,” to Idaho’s statewide teacher and retain teachers. said. high school math job, after it resignations don’t come in Layne said. shortage. Nonetheless, “I think we’re Ferro also wants to see a was posted for two weeks, had until the fall, she said, because The Jerome district — and Desperate for candidates, headed toward a crisis,” he push to keep experienced received one applicant. employees tend to find new others with a traditional many south-central Idaho said. “People don’t realize how teachers in classrooms. An encouraging trend: The jobs over the summer. This fall five-day school week — face school districts are recruiting hard it is to attract teachers The education system has a district is seeing more expe- she expects stiff competition in competition with local districts more aggressively. And the these days.” bizarre system of promotion, rienced teachers applying for Twin Falls for employees, with such as Gooding, Wendell, struggle is more pronounced Declo High School princi- she said, because people with jobs, including some with 30- new companies arriving and Hagerman, Bliss and Valley in rural towns, which have to pal Roland Bott said teaching more experience are often plus years of experience. Only the unemployment rate hover- that are on a four-day week. compete with larger school dis- has been demonized for a pulled away from classrooms about a dozen of the 47 teach- ing around 3 percent. “That’s attractive to some tricts on pay and community long time. “I think that has to and into administrative posi- ers hired by mid-June were The teacher shortage folks,” Layne said. amenities. change. I think it’s a wonderful tions. new or had just one year’s means there’s more competi- Another big competitor: the Shoshone School District profession.” The shortage can be particu- experience. tion among school districts Boise School District, which superintendent Rob Waite — a But without a change in larly tough in small towns like As of mid-June, the school — especially within the Magic pays more and tends to hire superintendent for 17 years in mindset, he said, “our young, Declo. district had 33 positions still Valley — to find the most later, Layne said. Oregon and Idaho — remem- bright children aren’t going At Declo High, there isn’t open for certified employees qualified candidates and “Even though we’re at bers when it was easy to find to go into the profession and much teacher turnover. When such as teachers, administra- ensure they’ll accept an offer. nine openings, we’re always teachers. there will be no one to fill the someone leaves, it’s usually tors and counselors. Numbers By far the majority of the concerned when they start Years ago, when he adver- jobs.” a retirement. But when a job were similar to the same time Twin Falls School District’s hiring that direction because tised in a local newspaper he’d Melyssa Ferro, Idaho’s does open, it’s very difficult last year, human resources new teachers are coming from we sometimes lose folks to the receive up to 100 applicants 2016 teacher of the year, is a to fill. director Shannon Swafford within the valley. Only a few Treasure Valley,” he said. for a single elementary school member of the state’s teacher For example, a math teacher said. are from outside Idaho. The Boise area is attractive teaching job. Now, Waite said, pipeline workgroup, which is retired this spring. The school But with approval to hire “It’s almost like there’s a to younger teachers, in par- “we’re lucky to get a couple.” looking into the teacher short- district knew about it well four more elementary school- natural competition built into ticular, because there’s a larger Which teaching jobs are age and drafting possible solu- in advance, and the position teachers to help lower class the valley,” Swafford said. population base and more to hardest to fill in his 500-stu- tions. The workgroup met in was advertised in January. sizes and cope with enrollment This spring, teachers union do. dent district? January before splitting into The district made an offer in growth, she said, “we might negotiations included a focus In Twin Falls, district offi- “At this point,” he said, smaller groups covering topics March. Ultimately, Bott said, just have a few more to fill.” on putting money into the cials are working with Idaho “they’re all pretty challenging.” such as certification, recruit- the woman who accepted the The Jerome district had state career ladder to be com- universities and Western To put enough teachers into ment and retention, which all job backed out for personal hired 24 teachers for next petitive — especially, on the Governors University — even classrooms, school districts are met this spring. reasons. Now the job has been school year by mid-June and upper end for veteran teach- a university in Kansas — to hiring more applicants who “We came back together in filled by a college student who had nine jobs left to fill. ers, district spokeswoman Eva attract student teachers to don’t yet have teaching certi- early June to share the indi- will do her student teaching at The Shoshone district had Craner said. For example, a Twin Falls. NEED CASH NOW? 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Chris Harris Jr., Aqib Talib and with each new wrinkle the staff Lynch can close in on Siemian will start Thursday Von Miller. installed on offense. Siemian in exhibition games night against the Bears and “Golly, it’s a pain in the butt McCoy, however, noted that Now Available at Chicago and San Francisco play up to a quarter and a throwing against Chris, Talib, sometimes it’s easy to fault the sandwiched around a pair of half. Paxton, who will start all those guys, all the time,” said quarterback when it’s actually practices with the 49ers. against the 49ers, will get the Siemian, who nonetheless has a receiver who bungled things, While offensive coordinator next quarter and a half and started to tighten his grip on the and while “it may not always Mike McCoy said everything is undrafted rookie Kyle Sloter will starting job. look perfect ... I’m very pleased being factored into the equa- finish up. “Probably a week or so (ago) with the way our quarterbacks tion, from questions the two That’s more work than front- I just felt a little more comfort- are growing in our system.” QBs ask in the film room to line starting QBs usually get in able, like things were clicking These first two preseason the way they led the team at the first exhibition games but for me and I got a big-picture games will provide Lynch with practice over the first 11 days of coach Vance Joseph wants to get thought of how we’re trying to a more bite-sized portion of the training camp, “you really look a bigger sample size of his quar- attack scheme and defenses,” playbook, too. at the games.” terbacks’ work under pressure. Siemian said, adding he’s also “Now that we’re about to play After a slow start, Siemian “I just look at it as I’m glad getting a better feel for his a team and actually game plan started to separate himself from we’re not playing our guys,” receivers. “I think we’re all in a a little bit for them, it kind of Lynch over the last week as he Siemian said Tuesday. “So, it’ll good spot right now.” cuts it down and you can focus strung together better decisions, be good to play against a dif- Lynch is, too, considering in on a little more specific stuff,” coverage reads and pinpoint ferent group. Hopefully, Paxton that Joseph insisted this week Lynch said. Stallions continued from page B1 will also see time in the back- field. “Everyone always says the next year for Stansbury’s going to be a down year, but it’s the complete opposite,” McKay said. 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Lacy continued from page B1 make sure there’s no adverse wear or damage. It’s a full inspection of everything you can see and everything you can’t.” On Monday, Travis and Barrett were working on SOLD OUT Gannett’s Ginetta, getting it ready for this weekend’s SOLD OUT Pirelli World Challenge event. Gannett is just getting his feet wet in the professional ranks, and admits it has been FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO a challenge getting up to Ian Lacy in his garage at Utah Motorsports Park. Lacy and his race team are speed — though being teamed gearing up for this weekend’s Pirelli World Challenge. with a seasoned professional in Staveley has helped him this weekend, particularly of these premier race series, it develop. because of the accessibility of also generates a huge amount “This has been a big step the drivers and cars, of tax revenue for the com- up,” said Gannett, who calls “You’re in the thick of it,” munity,” Lacy said. “I think Steamboat Springs, Colorado, she said. “The fans can come it’s very important to the com- home. “The pro guys are a bit in and touch the cars and see munity that we have this track different than the club guys. the cars and sit in the cars, and and we are blessed that it is We’re still enjoying it quite a come and talk to people like centrally located in our valley.” bit.” us. Anybody can do this. You Practice and qualifying ses- Gannett’s wife, Jenny, also don’t have to have a particular sions for the Supercar Grand drives a Lacy-prepared car talent to do this if you love cars Prix of Utah are scheduled in the NASA Utah series. She and you love racing.” competed in the Utah 6 Hour This weekend marks one of for Thursday and Friday. Five Endurance Race last weekend, the biggest events on UMC’s races will take place Saturday, with her team finishing 12th calendar, and provides an with three more on Sunday. overall and third in its clas- opportunity for the track to Admission is free on sification. Though she has only show off its facilities, Lacy said. Thursday and Friday, and is been racing for a year, she “It’s very important that we $35 for adults on Saturday and plans to drive in a TC-class car have these bigger events that Sunday. Kids age 12 and under next season. not only provide the fans with will be admitted free of charge. She is looking forward to the opportunity to see some [email protected]

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© 2017 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 33, No. 35 Are you a careful reader? Read the article below and see if you can circle all eight errors. Neptune: Then, rewrite the article The Windy Planet correctly on a sheet of paper. Extremely windy and icy cold, Neptune is a planet that is beautiful to look at but not welcoming to Earthlings. Neptune has 13 moon that Replace the Neptune is a missing we know of. The largest of words. gas giant with an icy core. these moons is Triton. Triton Would you like to visit Neptune? You’d To see is one of the largest moons need a super space suit to ______Neptune from in the solar’s system as well. the planet’s ______conditions! Earth requires a At 1,700 miles across, it is powerful Scientists think there might be a super telescope. neerly the same size as hot ocean under Neptune’s cold ______. Earth’s moon. It does not ______because of Photo courtesy NASA the incredible pressure. This ______makes it impossible for a spacecraft – Triton is the only nown or person, to ______on the planet. 34 Happy 75 New Year... moon in our solar system to 50 have a surface maid mainly START Finally! Brrrrrrrr! 75 25 75 Neptune was discovered in of nitrogen ice. eptune is extremely cold. 6 19 Find its average temperature 25 1846. But it took until the byN adding the numbers on the 65 year 2011 for the planet to 75 complete its first orbit Wile it is icy today, scientists correct path through this maze. 50 25 around the sun since being The temperature stays low discovered. think Triton was once a hot, most of the time because 25 75 Neptune is so far away from 42 60 volcanic plaice. Today it still the sun. 3 About how many Earth 7 50 years did it take for Neptune has geysers that spew frozen to orbit the sun? Hold Onto Your Hat! nitrogen miles into the sky! These are called ice geysers. Neptune is super windy. NASA says it might be the windiest planet in the solar system. Winds blow at How many rings speeds up to 1,200 mph! Complete the comparison chart below. Color in squares to indicate that a does Neptune have? passenger jet cruises at about 500 mph, a bullet train at 300 mph and an Indy Car at 200 mph. Color the even-numbered squares blue and Triton is one of the coolest 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 the odd-numbered Neptune squares black. objects in our solar system. wind passenger It is so cold that most of jet Triton’s nitrogen is Bullet condensed as frost, giving Train its surface an icy sheen that Indy Car reflects 70 percents of the sunlight that hits it. Use this chart to answer Neptune NEPTUNE EARTH Adjectives these questions. DISTANCE FROM THE SUN 2.8 BILLION MILES 93 MILLION MILES 1. The planet Neptune orbits the Look through sun much faster than does Earth. TIME TO ORBIT THE SUN 164.93 EARTH YEARS 365 DAYS the newspaper Complete the grid by using all the letters True False to find five in the word WINDY in each vertical and ORBIT SPEED 12,079 MILES PER HOUR 70,000 MILES PER HOUR horizontal row. Each letter should only adjectives be used once in each row. Some spaces 2. The length of three Earth days LENGTH OF DAY 16 HOURS 6 MINUTES JUST A BIT OVER 24 HOURS that describe have been filled in for you. are more than the length of DIAMETER 49,493 MILES 7,926 MILES Neptune. four days on Neptune. Standards Link: True False NUMBER OF MOONS 13 OR MORE 1 Language Arts: Follow simple written directions.

How Neptune Got Its Name EVAPORATE Neptune appears blue because of a layer of gas that gives it a PRESSURE deep blue color. This blue color inspired scientists to name NEPTUNE C E T A R O P A V E Neptune after the Roman god of the Sea. SURVIVE What is the blue gas that gives Neptune its beautiful color? AVERAGE E C O B L D Y E H L Use the code to find out. CLOUDS G L B A L D R O N A = A = E = H = M = N = S = T WINDY A O L E N U T P E N This week’s word: SUPER R U O I S S E W V D PRESSURE VISIT The noun pressure means E D W S U R V I V E a continuous force or action ROUGH of pressing or bearing down. V S E P I N S D Y S RINGS The pressure on the wound BLUE A R E T R I N G S A stopped the bleeding. LAND P R R S T H G U O R Try to use the word BLOW pressure in a sentence today when talking with HOT your friends and family.

Spacey Math Circle the largest and smallest numbers on one newspaper page. Subtract the two numbers Pretend you are living on a you have found. Add the two numbers. Repeat space station and write a

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arry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (or HPhilosopher’s Stone, if you’re British) became the most popular thing of all time in 1997, just in time for high-school me to think that anything everyone else loved so much was probably garbage. A few years later, when the first movie came out, I remained unimpressed. But unlike most shallow and economics actually are. Likewise, some humans are trends, JK Rowling’s mag- Witches and wizards have – going to be surprised and afraid num opus kept getting bigger for centuries apparently – lived of what magical people can and bigger, and eventually, their entire existence hidden do… But that’s mostly because even friends whose opinions I from the non-magic people, they’ve never been exposed to respected started telling me I Muggles. magic before and fear of the simply had to read the books. benign unknown is pretty eas- So sometime in the mid- Isolating the Muggles ily removed most of the time 2000s, I finally took their advice There are really only two rea- simply by, you know, learning and listened to the first Harry sons given for this secrecy. The more about the thing you’re Potter book on tape, as read by first is that Muggles would be afraid of. Which of course can’t Stephen Fry. scared of wizards and witches happen under legally mandated It was great. and try to hunt them down or segregation. Over the next few weeks, I burn them at the stake. The So the “what if” game I worked my way through every second is that intermingling want to play today is this: what book in the series. I’m ashamed magic and non-magic people if there was no more Decree to admit that my own pride is just gross and Dark Wizards for the Use of Magic in the and snobbishness kept me from like Grindelwald or Voldemort presence of Muggles and the enjoying some really fantastic would try to enslave them. Ministry of Magic just let people modern literature. Perhaps Essentially, the argument is be free to do what they want? there’s a good lesson there that either magical people will about iconoclasm run amok, but have to fear pitchfork-wielding Trading Magic Medicine for today, I am unabashedly a fan. humans, or humans will have to Ballpoint Pens Rowling’s characters and fear racist magical people. And Given that it’s a fictional character relationships are real so, we must have permanent universe, it’s a little hard to say, and believable, she filled her segregation. but if we replace “magic” with world with genuine danger and And ok, fine: obviously some “advanced technology” and has said, trade is made of win. smarter people who create his worth of goods and services risk, the magic is extraordinary wizards are bad and try to think about the results of inter- Even when two people or cameras, computers, and micro- every month, often from places and Voldemort is – to be sure enslave Muggles throughout national trade and immigration, groups of people trading with phones – both can benefit from much poorer and with much – one of the greatest villains in the series. But legally enforced we might just get an answer. each other are seriously mis- each other. lower access to the kinds of literary history. segregation didn’t actually stop From that standpoint, the matched in skills and technol- The United States produces machinery or capital we have But one thing that’s always Death Eaters from killing tons most obvious benefit would ogy – like wizards and Muggles, an immense amount of technol- here. bothered me about Harry Potter of people in London, so the law be that everyone would be or developed and developing ogy and innovates new products We get cheaper stuff, but is how confusingly backward clearly didn’t protect anyone immensely better off. nations, or even lowly video and services constantly, yet we the wizarding society’s politics there. As the economist Art Carden producers and the much still import about $240 billion SEE POTTER PAGE C5 ➤ THURSDAY August 10, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C3 Picture calendar for preschoolers hen do we go to attaches cards representing rou- 1. For the header section of the zoo?” “When tine events like school, as well as the activity calendar, print a title “Wis Nate’s birthday special activities such as going to such as “EMILY’S WEEK” on a party?” “When, when, when” is the zoo. Now, six months later, 12-by-4-inch strip of cardstock. the repetitive question of kids he has figured out how to do the Add a photo of the child next of all ages, but as a parent of “regulars” himself. to it, and glue in place on the preschoolers, it’s especially chal- Enjoy making one adapted to poster board. lenging to answer the “when” your family lifestyle with your 2. On the short end of seven questions if eager kids don’t yet preschooler. 3-by-11-inch tall colored strips read, write or comprehend the of cardstock, print the days of days of the week. of familiar faces in Parker’s life, Here’s the stuff you need: the week. Line up strips verti- That was a parenting and found images of day-to-day • 1 22-by-28-inch poster cally in a row, and glue under challenge for neonatologist routines and outings from free board cut in half widthwise the title strip. and mom of two, Dr. Anna online photos. She used them • cardstock sheets in different 3. Cut 3-by-3-inch cards for Hedstrom. So, she recruited her to make easy-to-handle, Velcro- colors representing routine activities mother-in-law, retired fourth- backed activity cards Parker • copied photos and images and special events. Print photos grade teacher Judy Hedstrom, could attach to color-coded days of people and activities in and images of outings and glue to help her and her husband of the week. child’s life to cards. Label each activity. develop a hands-on strategy for It works! “The Parker’s Week • household glue For example: School, Library, their 3-year-old son, Parker, to calendar gets him involved in a • self-stick Velcro Soccer, Haircut, Doctor visit, understand what’s up on their playful way to understand when • magnets or art hooks for Birthday party, Dad off work, weekly schedule. activities will take place,” say the hanging Surprise! To create an event calendar, parents. On Sundays, they talk 4. Laminate cards and entire Judy organized family photos about the coming week as he Here’s the fun: calendar at a copy store (option- al, but recommended). 5. Attach one half of Velcro pieces in a vertical line under days of the week, and attach the matching pieces on the backs of cards. Hang the calendar with magnets or art hooks at child’s height. Store cards not in use in a box or file near the calendar. • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes and activ- Benedict Cumberbatch ities, visit www.donnasday.com and link to the NEW Donna’s e told you that Shannon, Nicholas Hoult and Day Facebook fan page. Her lat- Daniel Craig, who Tom Holland (“Spiderman”), est book is “Donna Erickson’s Wsaid, “I’d rather due Dec. 22; the animated Fabulous Funstuff for Families.” slash my wrists than do fantasy “Magik,” with another Bond film,” was sure Matthew Goode; will be © 2017 Donna Erickson to sign for the next Bond the voice of Shere Khan in Distributed by King Features Synd. movie, tentatively titled the new live-action “Jungle “Bond 25.” What was really Book” (out October 2018); happening was that Craig and will voice the Grinch was already contracted for in a new animated ver- the next Bond film, which sion of “How the Grinch producers conveniently didn’t Stole Christmas,” opening Tracking osteoporosis through testing tell us because they were try- November 2018. Could it DEAR DR. ROACH: I have ance companies — and, yes, most common places for local- ing to get Craig to sign for be that he and wife Sophie mild osteoporosis in one area. Medicare — will cover the test ized hyperhidrosis. According an additional 007 film. They Hunter, who have two young I was on Fosamax for seven only every two years. to several published papers, stood by while columnists sons, wanted animated films years. I have been off for two Some experts believe that the microwaves heat up the rambled on about Idris Elba the boys can watch? years. My doctor is suggesting measuring NTX is a useful way water in the sweat glands, and Tom Hiddleston as the • • • I go back on Fosamax. Your of measuring the effectiveness destroying them, while the next Bond. That’s why he’d Mark Wahlberg, who hit thoughts on treatment in my of treatment, such as with skin itself is cooled. The pub- been offered $150 million to it big with “Transformers: case? — A.B. a medication like Fosamax. lished success rates (at reduc- return for an additional Bond The Last Knight,” will have DEAR DR. ROACH: I have Further, although the opti- ing sweating to “never notice- film. “Daddy’s Home 2,” with Will been advised that Medicare mum duration of treatment able” or “tolerable”) are very To sweeten the deal, Ferrell, John Cena, John will cover the bone density test for osteoporosis isn’t clear, five high, as are patient satisfaction Christopher Nolan, riding Lithgow and Mel Gibson, only every two years. If that’s years is commonly used (as results. Side effects included high on rave reviews for opening Nov. 10. The origi- true, why? — A.L. it sounds like is the case for swelling, redness and tempo- “Dunkirk,” is all but set to nal “Daddy’s Home” cost ANSWER: Osteoporosis A.B.). $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with rary numbness. direct, something producers $69 million and grossed is loss of bone minerals and NTX can guide whether the recipient’s printed name This is a new procedure, but knew would appeal to him $243 million. He’s currently strength. There are at least restarting treatment is neces- and address. Please allow up to it appears to have promise in as well. Quite a raise in pay shooting the Ridley Scott two ways to measure changes sary. There just isn’t enough four weeks for delivery. the treatment of excess sweat- grade for 007; Craig was paid crime drama “All the Money in bones, whether as an age- information to make this a • • • ing. I also found a very helpful “only” $39 million for his last in the World,” with Michele related drop in bone density general recommendation, DEAR DR. ROACH: What website at www.sweathelp.org. Bond film, “Spectre.” Williams and Oscar-winners and strength or as an increase although the theory makes are your thoughts about the • • • • • • Kevin Spacey and Timothy in response to treatment. sense to me. If I were treating MiraDRY procedure to get rid Dr. Roach regrets that Oscar-nominee and Hutton, for a Dec. 8 release. One way is to measure the someone in A.B.’s situation, I of underarm sweat? Is it safe he is unable to answer indi- Emmy-winner Benedict Mark has been pro- bone density via an X-ray would restart treatment if the not to have sweat under the vidual letters, but will incor- Cumberbatch will do at ducing and starring in (DEXA). The other is a urine NTX level showed high bone arms? — S.J. porate them in the column least three more films as “Wahlburgers” since 2014 test, N-telopeptide of collagen resorption. ANSWER: MiraDRY is the whenever possible. Readers “Doctor Strange”: “Thor: and exec produces the (abbreviated NTX), which READERS: Nearly every brand name of a microwave may email questions to Ragnarok,” due Nov. 3; Dwayne Johnson HBO series looks at net bone loss. woman, if she lives long device designed to treat hyper- ToYourGoodHealth@med. “Avengers: Infinity War,” “Ballers” (which returned DEXA correlates well to frac- enough, must come to grips hidrosis (excessive sweating). cornell.edu. To view and order due May 4; and the untitled July 23 for season three) ture risk, but it changes very with osteoporosis. To order This is a condition of abnor- health pamphlets, visit www. “Avengers” sequel, due May and the USA series “Shooter” slowly. In fact, it changes so the booklet about this debili- mal, drenching sweat that rbmamall.com. 2019. Somewhere in between with Ryan Phillippe (which slowly that a repeat test within tating disease, write to Dr. greatly interferes with social he’ll star in another “Doctor began season two on July two years usually reflects vari- Roach — No. 1104W, 628 activities, not normal under- © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. Strange,” now in develop- 18). A Wahlburgers is open- ability in the test itself rather Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL arm sweating. It is currently All Rights Reserved ment. When a film costs ing down the street from me than an actual change in the 32803. Enclose a check or used only for underarms — not $165 million and grosses in West Hollywood. Guess I’ll bone, which is why most insur- money order (no cash) for hands, feet or face, the other $670 million, you can bet a have to eat there a lot and sequel is in the works. hope I get discovered! In addition, he has “The Current War,” with Michael © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. is more interesting, though McKagan enrolled in a basic if one of the boats is station- — and just as correct — to finance course at a commu- ary, it’s known as an allision. nity college. One thing led call such a group a dazzle of • Those who study such things o another, and he ended up zebras or a zeal of zebras. t say that when a male beaver at Seattle University’s Albers • If you’re planning a trip to gets in a wrestling fight with School of Business. Now, India, keep in mind that in a female beaver, the female the rock star is becoming a BY SAMANTHA WEAVER that country, it’s considered usually wins. money manager, founding rude to whistle in public. • As it turns out, cuddling isn’t • It was 20th-century play- wealth-management firm • One day in 1994, Duff just fun — it’s good for you, wright Lorraine Hansberry Meridian Rock to help other McKagan, the original bass too! Research shows that who made the following sage musicians in the same boat. guitar player for hard rock snuggling up with a loved observation: “The thing that • If you saw two ships run into band Guns N’ Roses, was one stimulates the release makes you exceptional, if you each other, you’d likely call bored. With little else to do, of oxytocin, which (among are at all, is inevitably that it a collision — and you’d he decided to take a look at other things) can help which must also make you be correct if both boats the band’s financials — and wounds heal faster. lonely.” were moving at the time. realized he couldn’t make Technically speaking, though, © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. • Yes, zebras run in herds. It sense of the info. Frustrated, C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY August 10, 2017

gal Emily (Amy Schumer). Texas El Paso won a bowl So, obviously, she decides to game? bring her excruciatingly fussy 4. Seven Orlando Magic and overly cautious mother players have tallied 45 or Linda (Goldie Hawn) with more points in an NBA her. Mother and daughter game. Name five of them. haul their full complement 5. In 2017, the Nashville of emotional baggage to the Predators became the Central American resort scene, first team since 2001 to PICKS OF THE WEEK where they get talked into an start the NHL playoffs by “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: adventurous side trip, and are notching consecutive road The Long Haul” — It’s road- predictably kidnapped. With shutouts. What was the trip time for the Heffleys. their brave escape — which is 1. Who was the last Tigers last team to do it? After an unfortunate inci- presumably hilarious, right? rookie before Michael 6. Which Major League dent in a ball pit leaves Greg — the jungle will never be the Fulmer in 2016 to toss Soccer team was the first (Jason Drucker) humiliated same. It’s overworked, and at least 28 2/3 shutout to make the CONCACAF as the newest internet meme the laughs are thinner than Jason Drucker in “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul” innings? Champions League final? “Diaper Hands,” his only shot they should be, even with 2. Of George Brett, Lou 7. How many consecutive at redemption is to get video Wanda Sykes and Joan Cusack London, raised unaware of his unraveling thriller about crime Brock, Willie Mays and wins by knockout or TKO of himself and his gamer idol in supportive roles. If you’re legacy. Fortune reunites him and consequence, the subject Pete Rose, who hit the has current heavyweight at the Player Expo — conve- fans of the lead actresses, I with Excalibur, the sword of is explored in dinner table most triples in his career? boxing champion Anthony niently happening near his recommend a double fea- legend, and the reluctant hero conversation among the par- 3. When was the last time Joshua had? Meemaw’s house, where the ture of “Trainwrecked” and must claim his rightful place ents, played by Richard Gere that the University of family is headed for her 90th “Overboard” instead, because and restore order in the realm. and Rebecca Hall, and Laura birthday. Mom and Dad (Alicia “Snatched” isn’t holding any- Mysticism and action take Linney and Steve Coogan, Silverstone and Tom Everett one captive. much precedence over story aided by flashbacks. Based on 1. Who released “I Pity the Scott), Roderick (Charlie “King Arthur: Legend of or character development, the Dutch novel by Herman Fool,” and when? Wright), Greg and Manny the Sword” (PG-13) — The but you know that’s what Koch. 2. Name the artist who hit the road, with a nonstop tale we all know, told this go- you’re getting with Ritchie at wrote and released “Mag- cavalcade of mishaps along round through the stylized lens the helm. If you came for the NEW TV RELEASES net and Steel.” the way (Cheetos in a hot tub, of director Guy Ritchie, stars beefcake, you won’t be short- “Blindspot” The Complete y’all). Kids will love the latest Charlie Hunnam as Arthur, changed. 2nd Season 3. Who originally released reincarnation, but note that the savior who pulled the “The Dinner” (R) — Two “Portlandia” Season 7 “Standing on the Corner,” the cast has changed since the sword from the stone. Arthur’s couples converge in an exclu- “Power Rangers, Operation and when? you don’t call anymore, previous films. father is brutally murdered, sive restaurant for dinner, Overdrive” The Complete 4. Which artist wrote and I sit and wait in vain, “Snatched” (R) — Two pre- and his uncle, Vortigern (Jude and to discuss a depraved act Series released “Hitch Hike”? I guess I’ll rap on your paid tickets to an exotic vaca- Law), steals the crown for captured on film and commit- “Hidamari Sketch — 5. Name the song that con- door, Tap on your window tion burn in the pocket of a his own. The child Arthur is ted by their sons, who are at Honeycomb” Season 4 tains this lyric: “Though pane.” newly single (read “dumped”) lost, adopted by prostitutes in risk of exposure. In this slowly © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW VA caregiver program Battle of the Acronyms he Department of rowing up as a kid (is Veterans Affairs care- there any other way?), Good Housekeeping Tgiver program is back. Gthe biggest fears I had That should be great news to in life now seem absolutely people who were left in limbo absurd. The Perfect Burger after the VA pulled the plug on You see, I was born into an Before you serve up any patties to your guests, commit these thousands of caregivers earlier era of five-channel television. six commandments to memory. this year while it considered You had your big three — ABC, 1. Your meat matters. Choose wisely. how to revamp the program. different requirements and NBC, CBS — and then two or what we all most likely knew: If you want a really juicy hamburger, use ground beef that’s a The Program of duties. These often serve as three stragglers that showed 99 percent of the brains donat- combination of 80 percent meat to 20 percent fat. The less fat, Comprehensive Assistance backup support. Both must fill nothing but reruns and live ed to science by former NFLers the drier the burger. for Family Caregivers gives out an application, VA Form sports. And the old reruns showed signs of serious chron- 2. Handle with care. aid to eligible veterans who 10-10CG. All caregivers have ruled. ic traumatic encephalopathy. Throw out the hamburger press. The best burgers are hand were severely injured on or support coordinators to help The reruns were mostly a CTE is a disease that causes formed using just enough pressure and taking no longer than after Sept. 11, 2001, and who them in giving the best care cavalcade of extreme violence early-onset dementia and a necessary to form a patty. Don’t press, mold and overwork. In need personal care for daily they can, accessing benefits or predicaments. The Justice host of other things associated your efforts to get a perfect-looking burger, you’ll wind up with a activities, such as bathing and and services, and learning League would battle the Legion with brain function. It is the tough-tasting one. dressing, or who need super- more about assistance that’s of Doom every Saturday morn- direct result of taking numer- 3. Don’t turn your patties too soon. vision or protection because available. ing; Godzilla would level ous hits to the head. Let your burger get good and crusty before you flip it. You’ll of impairment. Care must be For more information, Tokyo every Sunday morning. Nobody is shocked by know it’s ready to be turned when it releases easily from the grill required for a minimum six go online to the redesigned Superfly Snuka, Andre the the findings. We’ve known grates or pan. If it doesn’t, don’t force the issue. months; tasks such as lifting, caregiver website: www.care- Giant, Rowdy Roddy Piper and that football and fighting 4. Do not, we repeat, DO NOT squish it. transportation and emotional giver.va.gov. You’ll find links to Hulk Hogan would rule the cause damage to the brain. Nothing’s more luscious than a fat, juicy burger that dribbles support are not included. The determine eligibility and spe- afternoons. I watched kung-fu Muhammad Ali couldn’t even down your chin. Avoid the urge to press down on your burger stipend paid to the caregiver cifics about how the program fighters avenging the dishonor walk up the stairs at the 1996 while it cooks, as you’ll force out the juices ... and the flavor is based on how many hours works, as well as the applica- of their sister or mother before Olympics. No, now the fear is along with them. of help per month the veteran tion to download. Put your ZIP church. that we’re going to lose our 5. Take its temperature. needs, as determined by the code in to find local caregiver Thanks to Wile E. Coyote, I game. Participation is key in Don’t risk putting a damper on your cookout with food poison- tier level (high, medium or advocates, or call the caregiver had an inordinate fear of anvils sports. It is hard to fill roster ing. Make sure you’ve killed any disease-causing bugs by cooking low) after a clinical evaluation. support line at 1-855-260- falling from the sky and Acme spots when nobody will play, your meat until an instant-read thermometer says 160 F. And no, Often it’s a primary family 3274. If you ever need to file in general, since it seemed to and after this CTE report, the color of the beef is not a good way to judge doneness. member who is the caregiver. an appeal, contact the caregiv- supply all his faulty weaponry. really, parents have to be afraid 6. Cook on cast iron, not a regular skillet. To meet the requirements, they er support coordinator or the I used to worry that somebody for their kids. (If you can’t grill it, that is.) A cast-iron skillet is a good go-to need to be the spouse, child or patient advocate at the closest would tie my sister to train Luckily, this is nothing new. when you have run out of gas, or just don’t want to face the hot, parent and live with the vet- VA medical center. tracks or that a hike through In the early days of football, cold or rainy conditions in the backyard. Avoid the temptation eran. Another level, secondary the woods would somehow the late 1800s, a Harvard to cook in a grill pan. While its ridges will give your patties grill family caregiver, has slightly © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. end up with her falling into coach came up with a forma- marks, the space into between the marks will be gray and spongy. quicksand with no ape men tion designed to decimate Yale. Cook in a flat-bottomed cast-iron pan, and both sides will come to save her, because ape men Based on ancient military strat- out browned and crusty, contrasting nicely with the juicy inside. were not indigenous to our egy, the wedge simply meant area. that everyone on the offensive Think you’re too old But without doubt, the big- team would grip each other’s gest fear I had was instilled uniform in a V formation, Grilled Pepper and Onions by my parents. If I wanted to their ball carrier safe behind Grilled vegetables make a delicious condiment when used like for a pet? Fiddlesticks! climb a tree, my mother would them. The problem was that a relish to top hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches and other seasonal tell me to get down because I the wedge often singled out favorites. ne of the saddest might fall and “bang my head.” lone defenders with a half- things I’ve overheard My father would amp up the ton of momentum, and that 1 1/2 pounds peppers (red, orange and yellow), thinly sliced Olately was a woman terror, warning me that I actually killed people. It got 1 medium onion, thinly sliced who’d just lost her very senior would “crack my head open.” to be such a problem that the 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar cat. She’d loved that cat for Well, times have changed. president of the United States, 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil years and would have made a The only time I’ve ever seen Teddy Roosevelt, got involved. 1 teaspoon sugar great owner for another one an anvil was at Colonial Rather than see football go, 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano from the local shelter. But she with special needs. That keeps Williamsburg, and apparently he was instrumental in chang- 1/8 teaspoon salt hesitated, afraid she would die us on track with a daily sched- modern science has cured the ing the rules of the game so 1/8 teaspoon pepper before the cat did, and then ule. Cats and dogs can be com- scourge of quicksand. Thanks that it exists to this day. That’s the cat would go the shelter ical, making us laugh, and just to the UFC, you can watch why they carved his face into a 1. Prepare grill for direct grilling on medium. and possibly be put down. having a pet around is shown kung fu without having to mountain. 2. In a large bowl, toss all ingredients. Transfer to large sheet I hope there aren’t many of to reduce stress. Cats need to make it about a battle over If we put our heads together, of nonstick foil (or foil coated with nonstick cooking spray). us who feel that way. Shelters be brushed every day and gen- your favorite aunt. Yet, a seri- football can be saved. We just 3. Wrap foil around mixture, crimping edges to seal. Grill 15 to are full of cats and dogs that erally love that bonding time. ous battle looms in American need to be careful and not 18 minutes or until tender. Makes 5 cups. need love, and seniors can be Dogs love to go to the groomer, sports. The NFL has literally crack our heads open. the best pet owners around. if you can’t do it yourself. cracked its head open. * Each 1/2-cup serving: About 35 calories, 1g total fat (0g sat- Consider what a cat or dog If you hesitate to have a pet A recent study confirmed © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. urated), 0mg cholesterol, 30mg sodium, 6g total carbs, 1g dietary can do for us. If we have a dog, now because you might out- fiber, 1g protein. it needs to be walked at least live it, make arrangements in once a day. That’s exercise for advance. Put your wishes in to look weird with the spots For thousands of triple-tested recipes, visit our website at us, and often it can lead to writing, notify your children for missing items. My wife www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipes/. more social interaction as we or attorney that the docu- filled a wide mouth vase meet up with others doing the ment exists, put an “In case of with little stone beads, and © 2017 Hearst Communications, Inc. All rights reserved same thing. Maybe a daily pet- emergency” note on the inside the remaining knives are walking group will develop in of your door, and then take a stored in it on the counter. the neighborhood. stroll through the local animal It looks really cool and dif- Any pet needs regular meals shelter. Look for a wagging tail ferent, and keeps the blades ANSWERS and water, and maybe even or the eyes that meet yours. safe.” — A.L. in Arkansas medication if you adopt one © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. • Purchase additional measur- Sports Quiz Answers Besides spending 22 weeks • Moving? Stick a foam plate ing cups in the most-used 1. John Hiller, in 1967. on the charts, the song was between your regular plates sizes and slip one in the 2. Brock had 141; Mays, 140; used in the films “Boogie to cushion them. Bonus is containers of most measured Brett, 137; and Rose, 135. Nights,” “Overnight Deliv- Super Crossword & Suduko Puzzle Answers that they are reusable at the items: flour, sugar, coffee, 3. It was 1967, when UTEP ery” and “Deuce Bigalow: from page C2 new place. defeated Ole Miss in the Male Gigolo.” etc. You’ll thank yourself Sudoku Solution #2920-M • “I found that a travel makeup when you don’t have to Sun Bowl. 3. The Four Lads, in 1956. The 7 5 1 8 2 9 3 6 4 bag worked really well search for the right measur- 4. Nick Anderson, Vince Carter, song was written for the 4 3 2 1 5 6 9 7 8 6 8 9 3 7 4 1 2 5 to keep all my electronic ing cup or try to clean one in Terry Catledge, Dwight Broadway musical “The 2 7 3 5 8 1 6 4 9 accessories in one place. I between ingredients. Most Happy Fella.” The Howard, Tracy McGrady, 8 9 6 7 4 2 5 3 1 have spots for my different • Here’s a tip for caregiv- Victor Oladipo and Sha- Four Lads still appear, over 1 4 5 6 9 3 7 8 2 device chargers, as well as 5 2 4 9 6 7 8 1 3 ers: Please make sure you quille O’Neal. 60 years after they first my wireless mouse, jump 5. Toronto, in 2001. started in Toronto. 9 1 7 2 3 8 4 5 6 put personal time on your 3 6 8 4 1 5 2 9 7 drives, earbuds and a spare © 2009 Hometown Content to-do list, because it’s just as 6. Real Salt Lake, in 2010-11. 4. Marvin Gaye, in 1962. battery. It makes it easy to Sudoku Solution #2920-D important as following up on 7. Nineteen. 5. “Until You Come Back to Me grab what I need for a quick 9 1 6 8 7 2 4 3 5 treatment plans and picking (That’s What I’m Gonna trip, and the cords are never 3 4 7 1 5 9 8 6 2 up prescriptions. You can Flash Back Trivia Answers Do),” by Aretha Franklin, jumbled together.” — E.T. in 5 2 8 4 3 6 9 1 7 help someone so much bet- 1. Soul singer Bobby “Blue” in 1973. The song was 4 7 5 6 8 1 2 9 3 Massachusetts Bland, in 1961. It became originally written in 1967 1 8 2 5 9 3 6 7 4 ter when you are rested and • “We had a nice set of knives one of Bland’s biggest hits by Stevie Wonder, but he 6 9 3 2 4 7 1 5 8 ready to give. Take care of 7 3 1 9 2 8 5 4 6 in a knife block. The scissors and was covered by a half- never released it as a single. yourself so you can take care 8 6 4 7 1 5 3 2 9 broke, and then a couple of others. dozen others, including Billboard rated the song at 2 5 9 3 6 4 7 8 1 © 2009 Hometown Content of the smaller knives went Cyndi Lauper. No. 11 for all songs in 1974. © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. kaput, too. The block started 2. Walter Egan, in 1978. © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. THURSDAY August 10, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C5

access to capital aren’t equal. and generally get to enjoy the rate their satisfaction more Optimist, evolutionary biologist races, nationalities, religions, Potter So think about how that existence of iPads and Kindles highly as they gain more poten- and anthropologist Matt Ridley and interests to become friends applies to Harry Potter. Clearly, instead of carrying around tial trading partners. argues that trade, and specifi- continued from page C2 and learn to respect and care witches and wizards have us sacks full of heavy books every- It doesn’t matter what par- cally the exchange of ideas that for one another as individuals. lame Muggles beat. Magic where they go for no reason. ticipants start with or if there’s comes with it, is the main way If Muggles and wizards were they also get wealthier as the makes everything easier, from The opportunities for mutual an imbalance from one person that human society has pro- desegregated, they would stuff they’re making gets sold in building new houses, to trans- benefit are endless and there’s a to another. It turns out that the gressed throughout history. start learning more about each larger international markets. portation, to fixing broken lot of empirical research to back more people there are to trade The flourishing of technolog- other’s cultures, and form rela- In economic terms, even bones and healing the sick. this up. with, the easier it is for every- ical improvements from stone, tionships that could never exist though people in the US often Even assuming magic can’t one to get more of whatever it is to bronze, to steel, superior otherwise. have the “absolute advantage” solve every problem, bringing Economics Meet Magic that they value and less of what hunting and farming tools, bet- People who come together in producing goods and ser- magic into the Muggle world Economists often conduct they don’t. ter housing materials, even the just seeking economic benefits vices, tons of people outside the would be like introducing mod- an activity with students called Even more importantly, development of money itself is often discover friendships US have a “comparative advan- ern machinery to cavemen. “the trading game.” In this desegregation means that in all concentrated around ancient and even love along the way. tage” in producing those same The benefits for us Muggles game, individuals each get a addition to exchanging stuff trade routes. Wizards and Muggles getting things – that is, even though we would be unimaginable, but mystery bag filled with stuff people can also exchange ideas. Just imagine what could hap- to know each other and being can make almost anything more non-magical innovations would – candy, school supplies, toys, And that’s what sparks creativ- pen if somebody like Neville allowed to trade with each efficiently than people in most improve the lives of magic-users whatever – and they’re asked ity and innovation. Longbottom mixed his knowl- other would create a safer, kind- other parts of the world, it’s still too. to rate their satisfaction with Magic-users might have more edge of magical herbology with er, and more peaceful world. often the case that differences Muggles produce a number the contents of the bag. Then skills, but they don’t have a modern Muggle farming tech- And isn’t that really what in opportunity costs mean that of products that don’t seem to groups of students get to trade monopoly on great ideas, and niques. Our food supply would Harry Potter was fighting for all it’s a better use of resources exist in the magical world… with each other. As the game Muggles are likely to think of never be the same. along? for Americans to focus on stuff Imagine how many robes are progresses, the trading groups ways to use magic that have But there’s something even  like designing computers or ruined by India Ink spills and grow until eventually anybody never even occurred to people greater than material wealth or Sean Malone is the Director researching cancer treatments how much easier life would be is allowed to swap whatever who grew up with it every- technological progress at stake of Media at the Foundation for and import a lot of other things for young witches and wizards they want with anybody else where. here. Economic Education. His films made by people in other coun- if they just had access to ball- in the room willing to make a One of the greatest benefits People often forget that trade have been featured in the main- tries. point pens! deal. from trade and immigration is requires trust, and trust is best stream media and throughout The point is, when we allow Magic-users would also enjoy At the end of the game, the the way different people’s ideas achieved by getting to know the free-market educational trade, both the buyer and seller the benefits of sharing knowl- players rate how much they like mix with each other and turn the people you’re trading with. community. This article is a tran- – and society as a whole – gets edge through the internet, what’s in their bag again. into brand new, better ideas. And getting to know each other script based on a video published richer, even if people’s skills or Wikipedia, Facebook, YouTube, What happens is that people In his book The Rational is the best way for people of all on FEE.org.

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A proceeding concern- mission office located 1st Choice Money ing the above child is NOTICE OF AUC- at 47 South Main, Center, Plaintiff/Peti- pending in this Court TION Tooele, Utah. The pur- tioner, 980 N Main St, and adjudication will WILDCAT STORAGE pose of the public NOTICE TO CREDI- Unit B, Tooele UT be made which may 427 East Cimmarron hearing is to hear com- TORS 84074, VS Steve include the permanent Way Erda, UT 84074 ments regarding the Inter Vivos Revocable Mattinson, 172 W 100 termination of your pa- Date of Sale: August proposed imposition or Trust of Charles R. S, Tooele, UT 84074. rental rights. Your fail- 26, 2017 Time: increase of water serv- Warr, deceased. I swear that the follow- ure to appear may re- 10:00 a.m. ice fees and to explain Charles R. Warr, a ing is true: 1. Defen- sult in the termination Wildcat Storage 427 the reasons for the resident of Tooele dant owes me $941.00 of your parental rights East Cimmarron Way, proposed imposition or County, Utah,, died on Plus prejudgement in- by default. Erda, Utah increase. June 25, 2017. He was terests to the date of You are hereby sum- This notice of disposi- The District has ap- a settlor of an inter vi- judgement, if qualified moned to appear be- C8 tion is being given pur- plied to the State of TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN vos revocable trust for prejudgmentTHURSDAY inter- fore August this Court10, 2017 for a suant to 38-8-1 et. Al, Utah Department of (the “Trust”) known as ests. 2. This claim TRIAL in said county Utah Code Annotated Environmental Quality, the Warr Family Trust arose on February 24, on SEPTEMBER 7, Public Notices JackPublic R. Gavin Notices # 243 - DrinkingPublic Water Notices Board Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices u/a/dPublic 12/1/2002, Notices as 2016.Public Notices 2017Public at 3:00 Notices P.M. in Meetings PrintingMeetings Press ma- (the “DWB”)Meetings for finan- Meetings Water User Miscellaneous amendedMiscellaneous and restated THEMiscellaneous STATE OF UTAH theMiscellaneous courtroom of chines and supplies, cial assistance consist- on 8/22/2013. TO THE DEFEN- Judge Elizabeth M. AGENDA Misc ing of a loan in the NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE TO WATER NOTICE OF AUC- The Trustee of the DANT: You are sum- Knight located at 74, NOTICE IS HEREBY Jack R. Gavin # 313 - amount of $1,700,600 HEARING USERS TION AT GRAND Trust is JUDY L. moned to appear at SOUTH 100 EAST, GIVEN that the Stans- Printing Press and bearing no interest The Tooele County The CLAIM(S) FOR STORAGE WARR - whose ad- trial to answer the TOOELE, UTAH. bury Park Improve- supplies, Silk screens with principal forgive- Commission will con- DILIGENCE below Notice is hereby given dress is c/o F. McKay above claim. The trial DATED THIS 27th day ment District will hold and frames, Misc ness in the maximum duct a public hearing were filed with the Di- of auction at Grand Johnson of Durham will be held at the court of July, 2017. its scheduled Board Mike Zamantakis # amount of $850,600, in Room 321 of the vision of Water Rights Storage LLC, 77 N Jones & Pinegar, 3301 address shown above. MICHAEL MCDON- Meeting on August 15, 427 - Engine Block, for a maximum repay- Tooele County Build- in Tooele County. 1100 W, Tooele, on N. Thanksgiving Way, If you fail to appear, ALD 2017 at 4:00 pm at the Arc welder, Dump able principal amount ing at 47 South Main These are informal August 19, 2017 at Suite 400, Lehi, UT judgment may be en- Assistant Attorney Stansbury Park Office, Cart, Chainsaw and of $850,000, to be Street, Tooele, Utah, proceedings per Rule 10:00am To settle de- 84043. tered against you for General 30 Plaza. One of the Misc used in the construc- on August 15, 2017, at R655-6-2. Persons linquent accounts in Pursuant to Utah Code the total amount (Published in the Tran- three Board Members Nathan R. Carlson # tion of water system 7:00 p.m., to consider challenging this CLAIM accordance with sec- Annotated §75-7-508, claimed. Date of Trial, script Bulletin July 27, may participate and 619 - Bed w/ frame, improvements, includ- a budget adjustment may file an action tion 38-8-4 of the Utah creditors of the dece- September 8, 2017, August 3, 10 & 17, join the Board Meeting Boxes, Totes and Misc ing water lines, and re- which, if approved, will through the district code. dent, his estate and/or 9:00 a.m., room 11. 2017) through electronic Duane Madill # 713 - lated matters. Security result in an increase to court. Persons with in- # 39 Davis Horrocks the Trust are hereby Notice to Defendant. A SUMMONS FOR means on a confer- Recliner, Flint Rifle, for the loan would be the 2017 budget. All formation protesting # 71 Lisa Teters notified to: (1) deliver small claims case has PUBLICATION ence call. The agenda Dresser, Car ramps, provided through the interested persons the filing of the follow- #82 Toby Lee or mail their written been filed against you. IN THE THIRD DIS- will be as follows: Misc sale of a “nonvoted” shall have an opportu- ing claim(s) may file #85 Jason Louderback claims to the Trustee This imposes upon TRICT JUVENILE 1. CALL TO ORDER- Michael Smith # 727 - water revenue bond to nity to be heard for or such statements with #94 Rick Bolton at the address above; you certain rights and COURT AND IN THE- MOTION TO OPEN Commercial Lawn the DWB. The princi- against the estimates the State Engineer, #106 Scott Luttrell (2) deliver or mail their responsibilities. You C O U N T Y O F BOARD MEETING mower, Lawn mowers, pal secured by the of revenue and expen- Box 146300, Salt Lake #112 Angela Roman written claims to the may obtain small TOOELE, STATE OF 2. KEN MENLOVE- Commercial Christmas bond will be repaid to ditures and perform- City, UT 84114-6300, #131 Tanner Brush Trust's attorney of re- claims information and UTAH REQUEST TO EX- lighting, Totes/Misc the DWB over a period ance data or any item on or before SEPTEM- #153 Kevin Elkins cord, F. McKay John- i nstructions at STATE OF UTAH, in TEND SPID WATER David J. Anderson - of 30 years with no in- in any fund. BER 6, 2017. A $15.00 #213 Shane Brozovich son of Durham Jones http://www.utcourts.go the interest of B., I. LINE TO STANS- Jensen # 912 - Arts & terest. Payments shall DATED this 8th day of F E E W I L L B E #281 Bill Brennen & Pinegar at 3301 N. v/howto/ 04/26/2016, Case No:, BURY PARK STOR- crafts, Clay shooting be made from the net August 2017. CHARGED FOR #292 Angela Quintana Thanksgiving Way, Disabillity Accomoda- 1129738 AGE LOCATED AT pigeons, Organ, Tool revenues of the water BY ORDER OF THE EACH SUCH PRO- #308 Jason Haymes Suite 400, Lehi, UT tions. If you need ac- TO: JERMAINE 7441 N. HWY 36 box, Totes/Misc system. The Board of TOOELE COUNTY TEST FILED. #322 Kim McUne 84043; or (3) other- commodation of a dis- BLAS, THE FATHER 3. DISCUSS WEID- Purchases are cash County Commission- COMMISSION: 16-908 (D7210): Cas- #342 Ron Gladden wise present their abililty, contact a judi- OF THE CHILD, AMENDMENT NO. 1 only. Sold as is, and ers of Tooele County, MARILYN K. GIL- tle Rock Land and #E33 Jeff Green claims as required by cial service assistant A proceeding concern- TO 2007 IMPACT FEE all must be removed at Utah, acting as the LETTE Livestock Company #316W Margaret Rob- Utah law within three at least 3 days before ing the above child is ANALYSIS the time of sale. Sales Board of Trustees of T ooele County propose(s) using 0.755 erts months after the date hearing. pending in this Court 4. AUTHORIZATION subject to cancellation the West Erda Im- Clerk/Auditor cfs or 254.45 ac-ft. #318 W Angela Sala- of the first publication (Published in the Tran- and adjudication will TO AWARD A FINAN- in the event of settle- provement District (the (Published in the Tran- from Three Unnamed zar of this notice or be for- script Bulletin August 3 be made which may CIAL CONSULTANT ment between owner “Board of Trustees”), script Bulletin August Springs (5.6 miles This action is an at- ever barred. & 10, 2017) include the permanent BASED ON THE RFP and the obligated intends to impose or 10, 2017) North of Dugway) for tempt to collect delin- DATED: August 3, SUMMONS FOR termination of your pa- TO COMPLETE THE party. Owner has the increase water service IRRIGATION; STOCK- quent rents. As anno- 2017 PUBLICATION rental rights. Your fail- IMPACT FEE ANALY- right to bid or cease fees to make such WATERING; DOMES- tated by Storage lien DURHAM JONES & IN THE THIRD DIS- ure to appear may re- SIS FOR THE IFFP sale. payments. Public Notices TIC. law 38-8-4 All articles PINEGAR TRICT JUVENILE sult in the termination 5. MANAGER'S OP- (Published in the Tran- All members of the Trustees Kent L. Jones, P.E. stored by a rental F. McKay Johnson COURT AND IN THE- of your parental rights ERATION REPORT script Bulletin August public are invited to at- STATE ENGINEER agreement, an d Attorneys for the Warr C O U N T Y O F by default. 6. APPROVE MEET- 10th 2017) tend and may speak Deadline for public (Published in the Tran- charges not having Family Trust TOOELE, STATE OF You are hereby sum- ING MINUTES OF for or against the pro- notices is 4 p.m. the script Bulletin August been paid for 30 days, Date of first publication NOTICE OF PUBLIC UTAH moned to appear be- JULY 18, 2017 posed fees. After hold- day prior to publica- 10 & 17, 2017) will be sold or other- August 3, 2017 HEARING STATE OF UTAH, in fore this Court for a 7. APPROVE FINAN- ing the public hearing tion. Public notices wise disposed of to (Published in the Tran- NOTICE IS HEREBY the interest of B., I. TRIAL in said county CIALS & WARRANTS on the service fees, submitted past the pay charges. Auction script Bulletin August GIVEN of a public Public Notices 04/26/2016, Case No:, on SEPTEMBER 7, 8. PETITIONS & the Board of Trustees deadline will not be is subject to cancella- 3,10 & 17, 2017) hearing to be held by 1129738 2017 at 3:00 P.M. in COMMUNICATIONS may (a) impose new accepted. Miscellaneous tion in the event of set- the West Erda Im- SMALL CLAIMS T O : A M B E R the courtroom of 9. MOTION FOR AD- fees or increase the UPAXLP tlement of debt be- provement District on Deadline for public SUMMONS P A C H E C O , T H E Judge Elizabeth M. JOURNMENT existing fees as pro- tween owners and ten- August 15, 2017 at notices is 4 p.m. the In the District Court of MOTHER OF THE Knight located at 74, (Published in the Tran- posed; or (b) adjust ants of Grand Storage 6:30 p.m. at the Public Notices day prior to publica- Utah, 74 S 100 E #12, CHILD, SOUTH 100 EAST, script Bulletin August the amount of the in- LLC. Tooele County Com- Water User tion. Public notices Tooele UT, 84074. A proceeding concern- TOOELE, UTAH. 10, 2017) crease of the existing (Published in the Tran- mission office located submitted past the 1st Choice Money ing the above child is DATED THIS 27th day fees or fees imposed, script Bulletin August NOTICE OF AUC- at 47 South Main, Deadline for public deadline will not be Center, Plaintiff/Peti- pending in this Court of July, 2017. or (c) decline to in- 10, 2017) TION Tooele, Utah. The pur- notices is 4 p.m. the accepted. tioner, 980 N Main St, and adjudication will MICHAEL MCDON- crease or impose the WILDCAT STORAGE pose of the public day prior to publica- UPAXLP NOTICE TO CREDI- Unit B, Tooele UT be made which may ALD fees. 427 East Cimmarron hearing is to hear com- tion. Public notices TORS 84074, VS Steve include the permanent Assistant Attorney For a copy of the pro- SELL YOUR car in the Way Erda, UT 84074 ments regarding the submitted past the Inter Vivos Revocable Mattinson, 172 W 100 termination of your pa- General posed fees, please Transcript Bulletin Date of Sale: August proposed imposition or deadline will not be Trust of Charles R. S, Tooele, UT 84074. rental rights. Your fail- (Published in the Tran- contact the Tooele Classified section. 26, 2017 Time: increase of water serv- accepted. Warr, deceased. I swear that the follow- ure to appear may re- script Bulletin July 27, County Recorder/Sur- 10:00 a.m. ice fees and to explain UPAXLP Charles R. Warr, a ing is true: 1. Defen- sult in the termination August 3, 10 & 17, veyor's office. SELLING YOUR Wildcat Storage 427 the reasons for the resident of Tooele dant owes me $941.00 of your parental rights 2017) (Published in the Tran- mountain bike? East Cimmarron Way, proposed imposition or HAVE A good idea for County, Utah,, died on Plus prejudgement in- by default. script Bulletin August www.tooele tran- SELLING YOUR Erda, Utah increase. a story? Call the June 25, 2017. He was terests to the date of You are hereby sum- 10, 2017 script.com HOME? Advertise it This notice of disposi- The District has ap- Transcript and let us a settlor of an inter vi- judgement, if qualified moned to appear be- SELL YOUR CAR or in the classifieds. Call tion is being given pur- plied to the State of know 882-0050. vos revocable trust for prejudgment inter- fore this Court for a boat in the classi- 882-0050 or visit suant to 38-8-1 et. Al, Utah Department of (the “Trust”) known as ests. 2. This claim TRIAL in said county fieds. Call 882-0050 www.tooeletran Utah Code Annotated Environmental Quality, the Warr Family Trust arose on February 24, on SEPTEMBER 7, DEADLINES FOR WANT TO get the lat- or visit www.tooele- script.com Jack R. Gavin # 243 - Drinking Water Board classifieds ads are est local news? Sub- transcript. com or u/a/d 12/1/2002, as 2016. 2017 at 3:00 P.M. in Printing Press ma- (the “DWB”) for finan- M o n d a y a n d scribe to the Tran- e-mail your ad to amended and restated THE STATE OF UTAH the courtroom of BECOME A SUB- chines and supplies, cial assistance consist- Wednesdays by 4:45 script Bulletin. tbp@tooeletranscript. on 8/22/2013. TO THE DEFEN- Judge Elizabeth M. SCRIBER. 882-0050 Misc ing of a loan in the p.m. com The Trustee of the DANT: You are sum- Knight located at 74, Jack R. Gavin # 313 - amount of $1,700,600 Trust is JUDY L. moned to appear at SOUTH 100 EAST, Printing Press and bearing no interest WARR - whose ad- trial to answer the TOOELE, UTAH. TOOELE RANSCRIPT TOOELE RANSCRIPT supplies, SilkT screens with principalYour forgive- Complete Local News Source.dressSubscribe is c/o F. McKay above Today claim. The• 882-0050 trial DATED THIS 27th dayT and frames,BULLETIN Misc ness in the maximum Johnson of Durham will be held at the court of July, 2017. BULLETIN Mike Zamantakis # amount of $850,600, Jones & Pinegar, 3301 address shown above. MICHAEL MCDON- 427 - Engine Block, for a maximum repay- N. Thanksgiving Way, If you fail to appear, ALD Arc welder, Dump able principal amount Suite 400, Lehi, UT judgment may be en- Assistant Attorney Cart, Chainsaw and of $850,000, to be 84043. tered against you for General Misc used in the construc- Pursuant to Utah Code the total amount (Published in the Tran- Nathan R. Carlson # tion of water system Annotated §75-7-508, claimed. Date of Trial, script Bulletin July 27, 619 - Bed w/ frame, improvements, includ- creditors of the dece- September 8, 2017, August 3, 10 & 17, Boxes, Totes and Misc ing water lines, and re- dent, his estate and/or 9:00 a.m., room 11. 2017) Duane Madill # 713 - lated matters. Security BROKER the Trust are hereby Notice to Defendant. A ASSOCIATE BROKER Recliner, Flint Rifle, for the loan would be Margene Colledge Stephanienotified Bothell to: (1)Jim deliverBusico smallChristine claims Catino caseMarilyn has Jensen Jennifer Jones Wendy Kemp Dresser, Car ramps, provided through the 435-830-2521 435-841-9917or mail their435-840-1494 written been503-860-7567 filed against435-467-5475 you. 435-830-2088 801-618-6320 Misc sale of a “nonvoted” claims to the Trustee This imposes upon Michael Smith # 727 - water revenue bond to at the address above; you certain rights and Commercial Lawn the DWB. The princi- (2) deliver or mail their responsibilities. You mower, Lawn mowers, pal secured by the written claims to the may obtain small Commercial Christmas bond will be repaid to Trust's attorney of re- claims information and lighting, Totes/Misc the DWB over a period cord, F. McKay John- instructions at David J. Anderson - of 30 years with no in- Anna Loertscher Thomasson Loftisof DurhamMark MartinezJones http://www.utcourts.goBrett McConnell Debbie Millward Ryan Nelson Sherri Nelson Jensen # 912 - Arts & terest. Payments shall 801-808-4733 801-808-3618& Pinegar 435-830-0655at 3301 N. v/howto/801-400-3210 435-830-4716 801-603-4989 435-840-1567 crafts, Clay shooting be made from the net Thanksgiving Way, Disabillity Accomoda- pigeons, Organ, Tool revenues of the water Suite 400, Lehi, UT tions. If you need ac- box, Totes/Misc system. The Board of 84043; or (3) other- commodation of a dis- Purchases are cash County Commission- wise present their abililty, contact a judi- only. Sold as is, and ers of Tooele County, claims as required by cial service assistant all must be removed at Utah, acting as the Utah law within three at least 3 days before the time1094 of sale. Sales NorthBoard of TrusteesMain of Street, Tooele Brendamonths Oliphant afterJodi the Stewart date hearing.Linda Theetge Toni Thompson Jack Walters subject to cancellation the West Erda Im- 435-830-3339of the first 801-884-7664publication (Published801-544-9118 in the386-288-4905 Tran- 435-840-3010 in the event of settle- provement District (the of this notice or be for- script Bulletin August 3 ment between owner “Board of Trustees”), ever barred. & 10, 2017) and the obligated intends to impose or DATED: August 3, party. Owner has the increase water service 2017 right 435-882-2100 to bid or cease fees to make such • www.UtahHomes.comDURHAM JONES & sale. payments. PINEGAR (Published in the Tran- All members of the F. McKay Johnson script Bulletin August NEWpublic are LISTING invited to at- NEW LISTING Attorneys for the Warr NEW LISTING 10th 2017) tend and may speak Family Trust for or against the pro- Date of first publication posed fees. After hold- August 3, 2017 ing the public hearing (Published in the Tran- on the service fees, script Bulletin August the Board of Trustees 3,10 & 17, 2017) may (a) impose new fees or increase the existing fees as pro- posed; or (b) adjust the amount of the in- crease of the existing fees or fees imposed, or (c) decline to in- crease or impose the 456 S 900fees. West, Tooele 313 S Saddle Road, Grantsville 86 W Apple Street, Grantsville For a copy of the pro- 4 beds, 1 bath,posed 2 car garage fees, • please$184,900 4 beds, 3 baths, 2 car garage • $365,000 4 beds, 3 baths, 4 car garage • $280,000 Very nice home located closecontact to schools, the parks Tooeleand shopping. Fully Theatre room w/new high-end projector. Upgraded telecom-HDMI- Updated with timeless fi nishes and quality throughout. Hardwood fenced. Won’t last long! County Recorder/Sur- speaker wires. Huge master w/large garden tub. New Corian and tile fl ooring. Two gas fi replaces. Large bedrooms. New roof. veyor's office. counter-tops, walk-out basement, huge deck. Large RV parking. Quartz counter-tops. Covered patio. Large secluded backyard. Mark P. Martinez(Published • 435-830-0655 in the Tran- • #1470186 Jack R. Walters • 435-840-3010 • #1465413 Jennifer Jones • 435-830-2088 • #1470489 script Bulletin August 10, 2017

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