County drill team performances throughout the year See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY February 1, 2018 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 124 No. 71 $1.00

Tooele County Median Home Sales Price 2008-2017 $250,000 County home prices take $225,000

$200,000 another big jump in 2017

TIM GILLIE That marks the sixth con- agent with Equity Real Estate. turn in the number of homes $175,000 STAFF WRITER secutive year home sales prices “The inventory of homes sold throughout the county in The median price of a have increased in the county. for sale is still low,” she said. 2017, according to Barnes. home sold in Tooele County The demand for homes still “We have more buyers than “We can’t sell homes if we $150,000 reached $227,000 in 2017, exceeds the supply in Tooele homes.” don’t have them to sell,” she a 10.7-percent increase from County, driving prices up, While the low inventory of said. 2016, according to data from according to Mindy Barnes, homes has caused prices to The number of home sold $125,000 the Wasatch Front Regional president of the Tooele County go up, the lack of inventory 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Multiple Listing Service. Association of Realtors and an is to blame for a slight down- SEE HOME PAGE A5 ®

IN GRANTSVILLE: Can city council really do much about allegations? Municipal code limits ability to restrict power of mayor or other elected offi cials

STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER The Grantsville City Council held a special meeting with a closed door session on Jan. 19 to discuss personnel. After the hour-long meeting, which Grantsville City Mayor Brent Marshall did not attend, the City Council issued a three FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO sentence statement. A flock of starlings fly over a home off of Burmester Road. One resident says the birds are a nuisance. “Due to matters that have come to our attention, we as a City Council, are taking appropriate action,” the state- ment said. “The City Council Hordes of starlings make takes this matter seriously, and values our employees and citizens. We will not comment publicly on personnel issues.” Burmester their winter home An article in the Jan. 18 edi- Grantsville City Mayor tion of the Salt Lake Tribune Brent Marshall MARK WATSON included allegations of mis- STAFF WRITER conduct against Marshall by force a mayor to resign or Massive flocks of star- former employees, residents impeach them, though other lings invade land and air and other elected officials. The states allow it. The state of around Burmester Road article alleges Marshall hand- Missouri, for example, allows near Grantsville each winter, cuffed a former Grantsville the impeachment of mayors according to a homeowner in zoning and planning admin- and since 2013, at least two the area. istrator using zip ties as a mayors have been subjected Burmester resident Dale joke, and pushed a former city to impeachment, according to Swindle said thousands of recorder into a chair after she media reports. birds roost in several trees on attempted to leave while he City councils in Utah can his property every winter and yelled at her over a dispute remove any power, duty or leave “deposits” on his truck related to a contract negotia- function of the mayor under parked outside his home. tion. Title 10, Chapter 3b, Section “They are a pain in the neck The question is: What can 104 — which include remit- because they are so messy,” a city council in the state of ting fines or forfeitures or Swindle said. “I have a lot Utah do about a mayor facing release a person in violation of of elm trees and olive trees allegations of misconduct? a municipal ordinance. But the and they’re up in those trees. The powers are fairly limited, state municipal code prohibits When I come out of the house, looking at the state’s municipal a city council from removing a they take flight in a massive code. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE A city council in Utah can’t SEE ALLEGATIONS UVPAGE INDEX A7 ® Officials are looking into a possibility of whey fertilizer attracting more starlings to Burmester. SEE STARLINGS PAGE A9 ® The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 7:38 a.m. 5:48 p.m. Saturday 7:37 a.m. 5:49 p.m. Sunday 7:36 a.m. 5:51 p.m. Monday 7:35 a.m. 5:52 p.m. Tuesday 7:34 a.m. 5:53 p.m. Wednesday 7:33 a.m. 5:54 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:32 a.m. 5:56 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 8:40 p.m. 9:09 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Stockton TownVery High; 11+ CouncilExtreme aims to select new mayor Saturday 9:47 p.m. 9:44 a.m. Sunday 10:52 p.m. 10:16 a.m. Monday 11:54 p.m. 10:47 a.m. ALMANAC STEVE HOWE his decision to step down. Thomas Karjola is among the applicants Tuesday none 11:18 a.m. A shower in the Statistics for the week ending Jan. 31. Hall by 11 a.m. Wednesday to be eligible Mild with intervals of Mostly cloudy and Mild; mostly cloudy, Mild with timesSTAFF of WRITERIntervals of clouds and Sunshine and patchy Wednesday 12:55 a.m. 11:50 a.m. morning; rather TemperaturesThe newly selected mayor will serve for mayor and is serving as mayor pro to be selected for interim mayor. Thursday 1:53 a.m. 12:25 p.m. clouds and sun mild then high clouds clouds and sun sunshine clouds cloudy The Town of Stockton may have a a High/Lowtwo-year past interim week term prior 61/24 to the tem in Whitney’s absence. During his previous two terms as Last New First Full new mayor following a special meeting municipalNormal high/low election past week in 2019. 40/23At that At the Jan. 24 Stockton Town Council mayor, Whitney oversaw a number of 53 38 52 40 53 41 51 35 53 37 56 32 55 37 Average temp past week 40.0 Thursday night at 7 p.m. point,Normal the average mayor temp past will week again be 31.5 elected to special meeting, Karjola said he would changes and improvements to the town, TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Former Stockton Mayor Mark Whitney a Dailyfour-year Temperatures term. High Low still vote on the interim mayor selec- including updating the town’s website Feb 7 Feb 15 Feb 23 Mar 1 Shown is Friday’s weather. resigned effective noon on Wednesday, During tonight’s meeting, the Town tion despite being a candidate — over and the upstairs of the town hall. Town ©2018; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s provided by highs and Friday night’s only a month into his third term in Council will interview all candidates Whitney’s objections. codes were also updated, as well as the lows. office. Whitney cited health concerns before discussing and selecting the Applicants had to submit written Stockton Mayor and spending more time with family in new interim mayor. Town Councilman statements of interest to Stockton Town SEE STOCKTON PAGE A7 ® Mark Whitney UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 47/36 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 57/32 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C7 48/34 56/34 56/35 54/40 Ogden Stansbury Park Wendover girls Dry weather HOMETOWN A10 51/38 Erda 55/40 trounce Tintic in continues OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 54/38 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 44/26 56/39 42/31 0.00 0.33 1.09 1.41 1.09 1.41 basketball throughout the SPORTS B1 Tooele 55/41 Bauer 53/38 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 54/38 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D state Provo Roosevelt 53/38 See B1 50/30 52/34 See Stockton Snowfall (in inches) See A2 Price complete 54/38 53/34 Nephi forecast Rush Valley 54/36 54/37 Ophir on A9 48/33 Delta Manti 55/33 53/35 0.0 10.0 19.0 Green River Last Month Season 58/31 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 55/35 54/30 Moab 52/31 SNOWPACK Hanksville 58/34 Beaver 59/32 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 55/28 Ibapah 53/35 53/31 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 5.8 5.3 2.6 St. George 56/28 55/35 Average 11.3 10.2 6.0 69/40 Kanab 64/30 Eureka Percent of average 51% 52% 43% 45/31 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 1, 2018 LUNAR ECLIPSE

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS A rare super blue blood moon on Wednesday morning was visible across much of the United States unless clouds got in the way. Many viewers in Northern Utah did not get much of a glimpse of the moon through the clouds. However, in the West Desert near Aragonite in Tooele County, the lunar eclipse turned the moon a rusty shade and it was briefly visible after 6 a.m. Snowpack measures about 50 percent of normal for water year

MARK WATSON On Jan. 31 this year, Tooele equivalent at 5.3 inches. A STAFF WRITER had only 19 inches of total year ago, the snow depth was Total precipitation for snowfall for the water year. 53 inches and snow water January in Tooele City did “A stable high pressure equivalent was 16.9 inches. improve because of storms, system over Utah has pushed “Basically, I don’t think we but the first four months of all the storm weather to the will rebound back to normal the 2017-18 water year are north or south of Utah,” at these sites,” Brosten said. still way behind normal due said Troy Brosten, snow “January was a dud. We only to a stingy Mother Nature. survey supervisor for the had two decent storms dur- By Jan. 31, the month USDA Natural Resources ing the month, and it looks in Tooele City had received Conservation Service. like no significant storms are 1.09 inches of moisture and “This may be in part due to forecast for the next six to 10 10 inches of snow. Normal the La Nina signature, which days.” moisture for January is 1.07 tends to suggest a wet, colder Tooele County was hit by a inches with 12.7 inches of north and dry, warm south snowstorm on Jan. 19-20. snow. winter pattern,” Brosten said. “We would need a similar Water years begin on Oct. He said snow water equiva- storm every week up through 1 and end on Sept. 30 of the lent and snow depth mea- April 1 to get within the ball- following year. surements at Tooele County park of a normal snowpack From Oct. 1 to Jan. 31, Snotel sites are at about 49 year,’ Brosten said. Tooele has received 2.92 inch- percent of normal. The average high tem- es of precipitation, according Thursday’s readings perature for January was 44.2 to Ned Bevan, Tooele weather showed 21 inches of snow degrees and the average low observer for the National depth at Rocky Basin in was 25.4 degrees. The maxi- Weather Service. Normal pre- Settlement Canyon with 5.8 mum high temperature was cipitation after those first four inches of snow water equiva- 61 degrees on Jan. 30 with months is 6.06 inches. lent. A year ago, snow depth the maximum low tempera- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Current precipitation totals at Rocky Basin measured 57 ture of 31 degrees on Jan. 20. One major storm in January brought snow to Tooele County, but not much remains on the ground. So far this are a stark contrast from last inches with 18.6 inches of The minimum high temper- winter, the snowpack is well below normal. year at this time. snow water equivalent. ature was 39 degrees on Jan. On Jan. 31 last year, Tooele At the Mining Fork site in 12, and the minimum low had 6.80 inches of precipita- the Stansbury Mountains, temperature was 15 degrees tion and 40.6 inches of snow snow depth was 21 inches on Jan. 22. Tooele man charged since Oct. 1, 2016. on Jan. 31 with snow water [email protected] with sex abuse of a child STEVE HOWE stem from a state Department the victim inappropriately Taylorsville man pleads STAFF WRITER of Child and Family Services while helping her go to the A Tooele man facing felony report, according to a prob- bathroom. sexual abuse charges made able cause statement from the During the interview, guilty to sex abuse charges his initial appearance in 3rd Tooele City Police Department. Sterrett identified another inci- District Court on Monday. The report was received by dent where he touched the vic- Tanner Joseph Sterrett, 18, Tooele City police on Jan. 24. tim inappropriately “because STEVE HOWE child were dismissed without The victim told police is charged with three counts of The victim, who is younger he was bored,” the probable STAFF WRITER prejudice as part of the plea Matheson had touched her first degree felony aggravated than 4 years old, told inves- cause statement said. A Taylorsville man pleaded deal with the state. over her clothing, kissed her sexual abuse of a child. tigators during a Children’s In an initial appearance in guilty to felony sex abuse Tooele City police were dis- bare skin and performed oral Charges against Sterrett Justice Center interview that 3rd District Court on Monday, charges during an appear- patched on Oct. 15 on reports sex on her, the probable cause Sterrett and another minor 3rd District Court Judge ance in 3rd District Court on that Matheson was having statement said. male had inappropriately Matthew Bates set bail at Tuesday. sexual conversations online Matheson made his initial touched her, the statement $150,000 and ordered Sterrett Bailey Scott Matheson, 19, with a female victim younger appearance in 3rd District TOOELE TRANSCRIPT said. have no contact with the vic- pleaded guilty to two charges than 14 years old, according Court on Dec. 27 and was BULLETIN Sterrett was interviewed tim. Sterrett was also assigned of second-degree felony sex to a probable cause state- assigned a cash-only bail of by Tooele City police and, a public defender. abuse of a child before 3rd ment. During an interview, $100,000. ADMINISTRATION after waiving his Miranda Sterrett is scheduled to District Court Judge Matthew the victim told police she Matheson is scheduled to Scott C. Dunn Publisher rights, spoke with investiga- return to 3rd District Court on Bates. A charge of first-degree met Matheson last January return to court for sentencing Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus tors, according to the prob- Feb. 6 for a scheduling confer- felony sodomy on a child and at a mutual friend’s home in on March 28 at 9 a.m. before OFFICE able cause statement. He told ence at 9 a.m. an additional count of second- Tooele City and they engaged Bates. Bruce Dunn Controller investigators he had touched [email protected] degree felony sex abuse of a in sexual activity. 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he Tooele Transcript inter-local agreement allowed to Low and Timpie to Lake Feb. 2-5, 1943 The prom was dubbed as the Bulletin has published Utah students to attend ele- Point sections would be open Plans for doubling water zenith of social activity for the TTooele County news mentary school in Nevada and to traffic by 1970, and the rest storage facilities for Tooele school and community. since 1894. Here is a flashback Nevada students to attend high of the interstate would be com- City’s culinary system and the An “orchid room” theme had of local front-page news from school in Utah. pleted by 1974. purchase of more water were been selected and plans were 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page Tooele school officials said Rampton said that $20.6 the principal topics at a city underway for an outstanding that occurred during the first the decision will hurt edu- million would be spent to build council meeting. function. week of February. Flashback cation possibilities for high the interstate highway through City Manager John D. school students who live on Tooele County. Gollaher recommended the Feb. 1, 1918 Feb. 2-4, 1993 had been made yet to move the Utah side of Wendover. Later in the week, the front construction of a 2 million gal- The front page announced The Skull Valley Band of forward with the monitored page featured a story on con- lon storage tank, which would news from Washington D.C. Goshute Indians obtained retrievable storage facility, he Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1968 struction of a recreational area cost about $40,000. It would that an army of half a million approval to continue its study said. The interstate highway west of 300 West near the Bit more than double the present would be in France early in the of radioactive waste reposi- A front-page story system was the main topic of ‘N’ Spur Rodeo Club in Tooele. usable capacity of 1.93 million year, with a million more men tories and the possibility of announced that the Elko discussion among Tooele City County Commissioner gallons. trained and equipped ready to locating such a facility 30 miles County Board of Education and Tooele County leaders, George Buzianis said that both He also recommended the follow as quickly as ships could west of Tooele City. announced it planned to build and Utah Gov. Calvin Rampton city and county equipment purchase of 324 more shares be provided. Approval for a $200,000 a new high school on the west during the governor’s visit to was being used, as well as of water on the outlying United States Secretary of grant for the study had been side of town to serve only Tooele on Jan. 29. equipment from two private Settlement Canyon irriga- War Newton Baker provided approved, according to Danny Nevada students in Wendover. The governor presented a construction companies. The tion streams, which had been the information to the world Quintana, legal counsel for the Until 1986, all Wendover stu- timetable for the completion of area would include a garbage offered to the city. on Jan. 28 in a statement Band. dents were educated on the the interstate system in Tooele dump, horse racing track and a The front page announced before the senate military com- “With the money we’re Utah side of the border by County. softball field. plans for the Tooele High mittee. going to review the issues of Tooele County School District. The Timpie to Dell section The new recreation area School junior prom. March 12 transportation and storage,” An elementary school was would be completed by 1969. would be open to all county had been selected by the junior Staff Writer Mark Watson Quintana said. No decision built by Nevada in 1986 and an The Wendover to Knolls, Knolls residents, Buzianis said. class for the annual event. compiled this report.

Ex firefighter gets ... probation for Every Tuesday January 30th - May 1st narcotics theft SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Ivie was a part-time fire- former Utah firefighter has fighter with Unified Fire 6:00-8:30 pm been fined $1,300 and sen- Authority and the Lone Peak $150 Per Person $180 Per Couple tenced to three years probation Fire District before he was for breaking into a fire station arrested earlier this month and stealing narcotics from an in connection with a series ambulance. of break-ins last summer The Salt Lake Tribune at the Pleasant Grove Fire reports 21-year-old Brenden Department. Ivie pleaded guilty in 4th The narcotics stolen includ- District Court to three counts ed morphine and fentanyl. of burglary, two counts of Additional counts were theft and two counts of pos- dropped as part of a plea bar- session or use of a controlled gain and the judge suspended substance. any prison time.

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LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — stance called cementum is Ultimately, the information From a microscope on the deposited on the root of the affects seasons and licenses. third floor of the University tooth, thickening the walls “Because there are a lot of of Wyoming Biological from the outside in. cow licenses in that area, it can Sciences Building, Miranda “When the tooth is younger, tell you the age structure of For the Love Strand peeks into wild lives of it’s hollow, and as they get your herd,’’ Knox said. Wyoming’s big game animals. older it fills in the space,’’ Ungulates such as mule deer Strand, a tooth-aging coor- Strand said. or elk usually have a fawn or dinator for the Wyoming Game During the winter, when calf every year. Black bears, and Fish Department, works food supplies are scarce and however, usually have cubs in the department’s Wildlife the animal is under stress, the every other year. of Chocolate by The Marmalade Coffee & Chocolate Society Forensics and Fish Health layers of cementum are dark. At the lab, Strand pulled Laboratory, which is located on In the summer, when food is up a slide of a female black the UW campus. plentiful and stress is minimal, bear and pointed out where PM By the thousands, she growth happens more quickly the annuli grew close and MONDAY, FEB 5 • 7 prepares and examines teeth and a lighter layer of cemen- spread out. In years when a collected by hunters and biolo- tum forms. bear births young, her annuli This class will focus on the gists around the state, count- The contrast between light are closer together, suggesting beloved truffl e. You will sample ing their years like tree rings. and dark shows up under a nutritional resources diverted The information she gathers microscope as rings called away from growing teeth and world-class chocolates by local is a clue for measuring herd- annuli, allowing a scientist to into nurturing young. artisan chocolate makers such wide demographics, but it also count their years. Accounting “Black bears are really fun to as Le Papillon, Solstice, Amano, offers a glimpse of the narra- for the age when an animal age,’’ Strand said. “We can tell Ritual, & Cache Toffee. Boxes of tive of each individual animal’s grows its adult teeth then leads how old a sow is when she has life. to the age of the animal when her cubs.’’ local artisan truffl es, perfect for The tooth-aging process it died. The bear whose tooth was Valetine’s Day & very reasonably begins in the field, when a Some of the 3,000 teeth a on the slide had had cubs priced, will be available for sale hunter harvests a mule deer, year that come through the lab when she was 5, 7, 9 and 11 after the class. Cost is $10 per bison, elk, moose, pronghorn, are sent from hunters and biol- years old. Strand said she’s black bear or mountain lion. If ogists in the Laramie region. seen teeth from black bears in person and duration is an hour. the hunter stops at a check sta- Biologist Lee Knox said their 20s, but they’re rare. Class size is limited! Call tion, the tooth might be pulled knowing the ages of animals “It’s cool when they get into by a Game and Fish employee. provides a variety of insights their 20s and they’re still hav- 435.843.8800 to reserve your spot! Biologists will also mail boxes into the condition of a herd. ing cubs,’’ she said. to hunters with certain tags, or Moose, for example, are The story of a mother and www.themillpondspa.com collect teeth themselves. notoriously hard for biologists her young is also the story of They’re usually interested to keep tabs on. They don’t herds growing and shrinking, 25 Plaza Court • Stansbury Park • 435.843.8800 in the first incisor, one of the bunch up in the winter to be and it’s counted on their teeth. two front bottom teeth, which counted from a helicopter, so comes in first as an animal teeth provided by hunters are grows its adult teeth. valuable. “Normally, hunters don’t “If you’re lucky enough really mind giving that tooth to be a moose hunter, you’re up,’’ Strand said. required to hand in teeth,’’ The Old Grantsville Church Dinner Theatre presents As the teeth come into the Knox said. 297 West Clark Street laboratory, they’re cut so that Wyoming hunters can’t February 8, 9, 10 & 12 only the root remains. This harvest a cow who’s with a portion of the tooth is soaked calf, so most cows from suc- in hydrochloric acid to soften cessful hunts should be either it. Then it’s cut in half. too young or too old to have “The solution removes the young. calcium and makes it flexible, “If we start seeing a lot of And Then There Were None Samuel French like an eraser, so we can cut prime age cows being har- into it,’’ Strand said. vested, then that’s cause for The softened tooth is then concern,’’ Knox said. sliced into sections eight Game and Fish manages micrometers thick. That’s eight moose to provide hunters with by one-millionths of a meter, or opportunities for older bulls of about one-tenth the thickness better trophy quality. Biologists of a human hair. can look at the ages of harvest- Agatha Christie These thin sections, cut ed bulls to learn if their man- lengthwise to expose the root agement goals are on track. Dinner Theatre Caterers And Ticket Prices Show Only Dates And Ticket Prices from top to bottom, are placed “We’re looking for a median Thursday Febuary 8th & Monday February 12th on a slide. Then they’re stained age over five years old,’’ Knox Friday Febuary 9th, Karla’s Famous Pulled Pork $20 Saturday Febuary 10th, Panda Express Buffet $20 Adults (13-59) $10, Seniors(60+) $8, purple to reveal the layers of said. (Includes dinner, drink, dessert, and the show!) Kids (ages 4-12) $7, Ages 3 and under FREE. growth Strand will later count When the department can Doors open one half hour before show starts to determine the age. collect a lot of teeth from a Concessions available at all performances “It’s quite a lengthy pro- herd, such as the elk herd near Dinner Theatre Seats Must Be Reserved In Advance! Dinner Theatre doors open at 6pm. Eat dinner when you arrive. Seating is in order of Reservation / Ticket purchase. Please let cess,’’ Strand said of the prepa- Laramie Peak, the information Dinner Theatre Show starts at 7pm. Concessions also available. us know if you have a disability we need to accommodate. ration. augments other measure- As an animal ages, a sub- ments about herd condition. Buy tickets online: www.oldgrantsvillechurch.com or Facebook Old Grantsville Church. Reserve tickets (pay at the door) call / text (435) 241-8131 Airport sets another year of record travel WE HAVE Moved! SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — period. Thanks in part to a spike in That includes an increase of international travel, Salt Lake more than 20 percent among Our whole office has recently made a wonderful move to Citywide Home Loans, City International Airport is international passengers to a the most competitive and diverse mortgage company in the area. With Citywide’s reporting record passenger total of more than 913,000. state of the art technology and highly skilled staff, we can make your home buying growth for the second year in Domestic travel increased experience not only painless, but quick and enjoyable as well. 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It was the first decline in home 84 MILLION sales in the county in six years. 1100 PEOPLE “There are some buyers that AND 9 OUT OF 10 DON'T EVEN KNOW THEY HAVE IT! look for a home, but they don’t need to have a new home right 900 now,” Barnes said. “If they Prediabetes is when don’t see what they want, they Type 2 Diabetes your blood sugar level wait.” 700 The Tooele County market is higher than normal needs more homes for first- Prediabetes but not high enough yet time buyers in the $150,000 500 range, according to Vicki 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 to be diagnosed as type Griffith, broker with Tooele City-based Premier Utah Real Normal 2 diabetes. Estate. “We have a demand for, Tooele County Homes Sold Days on Market 2008-2017 but very little supply of, small The good news is that prediabetes can often be reversed homes for young couples just 100 starting out life together,” before it progresses to type 2 diabetes. Take the risk Griffith said. “They could test below to see where you stand. maybe finish their basements 80 and do other improvements and eventually sell the homes 1. Are you a man or a woman? with increased value and move 60 up to a new home as their fam- ily grows. And there still are no money down loan programs 40 Yes +1 No +0 Have you ever available to help them.” been diagnosed The price range with the largest amount of homes sold 20 Man +1 with gestational in 2017 in Tooele County was Woman +0 diabetes? from $200,000 to $249,999 with 415 homes sold, or 29 0 percent of all homes sold. The 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Gestational diabetes increased the second highest price range was $150,000 to $199,999 with risk of developing type 2 diabetes. 317 homes sold, or 22 percent when homes for sale were on to its nationwide forecast of a of all homes sold. the market for an average of 2-percent home price increase. There were 116 homes sold eight days. The Mortgage Bankers at or below $150,000, or 8.1 “The summer months are Association’s nationwide finan- 2. Does your mother, father, sister, or percent of all home sold. usually the busiest months cial forecast predicts 2018 brother have diabetes? Although home prices were for home sales,” Barnes aid. will be a good year for the up and total sales were down “Many people wait until school home sales market, even with in 2017, the average number is out before they move.” an expected increase in the of days on the market for a Without the four months of 30-year fixed rate mortgage A family history of home dropped from 19 in single-digit days on the mar- rate. 2016 to 14 in 2017. That is ket, the average days on the Barnes said that a small diabetes could considerably shorter than the market for the rest of 2017 in increase in the mortgage rate contribute to your 85 days of 2011. Tooele County was 20 days, usually gets more buyers into The shorter days on the still below the 30 days that the market. risk for type 2 market is also a product of some real estate agents con- “Some people watch the rate diabetes. Yes +1 high demand and low supply, sider to be a good market. and when it starts to go up, No +0 according to both Barnes and Predicting the future is hard they get into the market to buy Griffith. to do in real estate, according a home before the rate goes Both real estate profession- to Barnes. However, she ven- higher,” she said. “Even with 3. Have you ever been diagnosed als report receiving multiple tured to predict that the mar- an increase, the mortgage rate with high blood pressure? offers shortly after a home is ket may level off in 2018. is expected to remain relatively listed for sale. “We may see home prices low in 2018, making it a good Having high blood “It’s not unusual to get an level off a little as the market time to buy with low interest offer the first day a home is balances out,” she said. rates and a good time to sell pressure listed,” Griffith said. Forbes predicts that Utah with prices leveling off.” contributes to your Driving the days on the mar- will have the second highest [email protected] ket down for 2017 were the increase in home prices in overall risk for type months of April through July, 2018 at 5.7 percent, compared Yes +1 2 diabetes. No +0 4. How old are you? Rising Utah liquor sales fueled by more non- Mormons, tourism

Over 60 Over 50 Over 40 Under 40 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — likely to purchase alcohol.’’ uted to an across-the-board +0 +3 +2 +1 In Mormon dominated Utah Those who drink in Utah increase in operating costs that where alcohol is frowned appear to be consuming more included a 4-percent raise for upon, liquor sales keep climb- — the 2.94 average gallons of liquor store employees, Wood The older you are, the higher your risk for type 2 diabetes. ing each year. State residents alcohol consumed per capita said. bought nearly $428 million was up 3 percent from the The sales figures don’t in alcohol last year to set year before. It was the 11th include beer that contains less another record, continuing a consecutive year that the mea- than 4 percent alcohol by vol- 5. Are you physically active? two-decade trend likely fueled sure increased, agency figures ume, which can be purchased a steady influx of new out-of- show. at grocery and convenience state residents and a thriving The state was among the stores. They cover the state’s Being inactive can tourism sector. lowest in the US in that mea- fiscal year from July 2016 Alcohol sales at Utah res- sure as of 2015, the most up- through June 2017. increase your risk taurants, bars and 45 state- to-date comparable data avail- Once again, wine was the for type 2 diabetes. controlled liquor stores rose 5 able, according to the National state’s favorite kind of alcohol percent last fiscal year, shows Institute of Alcohol Abuse and with about 3.6 million gallons Yes +0 an annual report released this Alcoholism. sold. No +1 month from Utah’s Department Wood noted that the state A category called “spirits’’ of Alcoholic Beverage Control. doesn’t advertise its liquor that includes vodka, whiskey Sales have increased each stores, saying, “We are not and tequila was second with Pick the body type that looks most like you: year going back to 1996, the encouraging alcohol use or 3.15 million gallons sold, while first year state data is avail- sales, not discouraging it. It’s of high-alcohol beer was third able. Sales have increased just there. We provide that with about 2 million gallons 40 percent just in the last six service.’’ sold. years. Nearly $179 million from Malt beverage was the Demographers say a strong the sales went to the state only category in which sales economy has drawn many non- coffers, state agencies and decreased. The 213,000 gal- Mormons to the state over the other alcohol abuse preven- lons sold were down from last 25 years for jobs. Combine tion programs. That included about 250,000 gallons each of that with flourishing tourism $43 million to the state school the previous two years. driven by the state’s ski areas lunch program; $4 million to Among wines, Cooks Brut +0 +1 +2 +3 and red-rock national parks state bureau of investigation Sparkling Wine was the top and you have more people in for liquor enforcement; and $2 seller followed by Vendange Utah who are not members million to an underage drink- Pinot Grigio and Kendall- of The Church of Jesus Christ ing prevention program. About Jackson Vinter’s Reserve If you scored 5 or higher, of Latter-day Saints, which $23 million in sales taxes went Chardonnay. instructs members to avoid to state, county and city gov- The top-selling spirit was YOU MAY HAVE PREDIABETES. drinking alcohol. ernments. Barton Vodka, followed by “It is part of the changing The state’s net profit that Taaka Vodka and Fireball Talk with your doctor about getting a demographics of the state,’’ goes to the state general fund Cinnamon Whisky. said Terry Wood, spokesman — $106 million — marked Icehouse led in beer sales by simple blood test to find out for sure. for Utah’s Department of only a 2-percent increase from a wide margin, followed by a Alcoholic Beverage Control. the year before, the lowest in Squatters Hop Rising Double “This demographic is more seven years. That can be attrib- IPA and Busch Ice Lager.

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY May 31, 2012 Fridays on Vine kicks off big summer season this weekend by Robby Poffenberger interest has grown every year. by the arts portion of the Tooele STAFF WRITER Kerry Christensen, a profes- City’s Park, Arts, and Recreation sional yodeler, will perform the (PAR) tax, a $0.001 sales tax col- A colorful group of artists have weekend following tomorrow’s lected by Tooele City that exclu- signed on for Tooele City’s Fridays performance by Synergy!. Utah sively funds parks, art projects and on Vine concert series, which runs native Christensen trained him- recreation for the city. nearly every Friday of the sum- self in the art of the yodel while Pitt says she is grateful for mer, beginning tomorrow, June 1, attending school in Austria, and Tooele City’s PAR tax and hopes through August 31. Featured acts has since had a six-year stint at voters renew it when it appears on range from a prominent Beatles Walt Disney World’s Epcot Center the November ballot. 2012 Summer Schedule cover band to a professional and a pivotal performing part in “We [the Fridays on Vine orga- June 1 Synergy! yodeler. Disney’s 2003 animated feature, nizing committee] are very grateful June 8 Kerry Christensen (Yodeler) Of the 15 total artists perform- “Home on the Range.” that the citizens have supported June 15 Peter Breinholt ing, most acts have Utah ties, and On June 16, singer-songwrit- the PAR tax over the last eight years June 22 Arts Festival (no concert) many acts, including Kindle Creek, er Peter Breinholt will return to and it would be great if we could June 30 (Saturday) Little Texas/Restless Heart Grantsville Music Club (GMC), the festival. Breinholt has a large renew it so we could continue to THS football field, tickets $5.00 Hot Diggity and T3 are all based in following in the Salt Lake/Utah bring these great concerts and July 2 (Monday) Lokalgrown Tooele County. County music scene, having events out to Tooele,” said Pitt. + movie in the park “We are really excited about the played concert halls throughout To close off the festival, well- July 6 Kindle Creek lineup. We have a variety show,” courtesy of Michelle Pitt the state and various gigs on col- known Beatles cover band Imagine! July 13 GMC said Tooele City Recorder Michelle lege campuses. According to Pitt, will play a set with a Chamber of July 20 Hot Diggity Song and dance group Synergy! Julee Baird of Grantsvile is pictured in blue in the July 27 T3 Pitt, Tooele City Recorder, who last year’s crowd at Breinholt’s Commerce-sponsored barbecue center row. The international touring group will kick off the Fridays on Vine series Aug. 3 Rockin’ Rob and the Houndogs heads the Fridays on Vine organiz- tomorrow night at Tooele City Park at 7 p.m. show was the largest Fridays on preceding at 6 p.m. Imagine! has Aug. 10 Ellee Duke ing committee. “We try to provide Vine has ever had. played internationally and was the Aug. 17 Charley Jenkins a good variety, so if country’s not Baird, a Grantsville native. drums up a new show for every “He has a big fan base here in first band ever to play Magna’s Aug. 24 The Soulistics your thing, you can come and here Baird, 23, became involved with performing season. Their current Utah and we had a lot of people Usana Amphitheater. They have Aug. 31 Imagine! (Tribute to the Beatles) more of a modern sound. We’re Clayton Productions, Synergy’s act is called “A Voice to the World,” from outside of Utah come out to played gigs alongside big acts such + Chamber BBQ at 6 p.m. just trying to appeal to everybody parent company, during her sixth- described as a fast-paced 90-min- the concert,” said Pitt. as Carrie Underwood, The Beach All Concerts at 7 p.m. and hopefully everybody can find grade year, performing in other ute set meant to convey the uni- Midway through the season, Boys and The Temptations. Tooele City Park – 200 West and Vine Street a couple acts that they like.” acts for them. She says she remem- versality of music. the series will delay for a day to Tickets for the preceding bar- The series kicks off tomorrow bers being inspired Synergy! at a The selection process for Fridays have an Independence Day fest becue are $1 or a can of food, all night at 7 p.m. with Synergy!, a young age. on Vine acts begins in December on Saturday, June 30, featuring donated to the Tooele Food Bank. song and dance group comprised “I remember watching them when the organizing committee platinum-selling country artist Pitt says she is pleased with just a really fun atmosphere at the of 20 members, all between 16 and growing up and just wanting to who advertises the concert series Little Texas, and Restless Heart, the support she has seen for the park, and I think Fridays on Vine 28 years of age, including Julee be apart of them,” Baird said. “I to musicians and solicits propos- another major-label country band series in the past, and says she is the best way to spend a Friday auditioned as soon as I was old als to perform. Pitt then contacts with three gold-certified records would like to see people coming night.” enough, and now I’m enjoying liv- interested group and does her best to their name. This show will take out every week. Fridays on Vine concerts start ing a dream I’ve had.” to book the acts as they are avail- place on the Tooele High School “I have seen our numbers grow at 7 p.m. at Tooele City Park. The group has performed able. football field and will cost $5 — in every year and I hope to see that There will be no concert on June worldwide, with an upcoming tour According to Pitt, the organiz- contrast to the other shows, which this year,” said Pitt. “We see some 22 and the organizing committee planned for The Philippines, and ing committee used to have to go are all free admission. Tickets can families out there and they’ve encourages all to attend the Tooele their set consists of dance num- looking for groups to play, but now be purchased at Macey’s in Tooele brought a little picnic with them. City Arts Festival that weekend bers ranging from Disney songs artist interest has allowed them to or at Tooele City Hall. Sometimes people barbecue on instead. to a rock n’ roll medley. Synergy! be more selective and that artist That particular show is funded the pits we have at the park. It’s [email protected]

M. Jim Shelton, LCSW • Mental Health Counseling Chamber choir to explore new genres in season-end concerts •Bishop Referrals Welcome Teens• Adults • Families•Marital by Emma Penrod of the choir’s classical favorites from the Tooele City Arts Council Rand Johnson and tenor Elliot the Tooele Arts Festival this year, STAFF WRITER alongside several new folk songs allowed the choir to purchase sev- Morris, and “Joyful, Joyful,” a rock and will appear in concert again �185 N. Main Suite 701 and rock renditions that choir eral new scores for this year’s per- rendition of Bach’s “Ode to Joy,” on June 29 and 30, when they will Tooele, Utah 84074 The Pioneer Valley Chamber director Pamela Dale hoped would formances, Dale added. with lead singer Ginney Teague. perform several patriotic favor- Phone: (435) 224-4390 Ensemble, a Tooele-based cham- broaden the ensemble’s local The performance will also fea- Dale said the choir has enjoyed ites. ber choir and orchestra, has audience, as well as the group’s ture several new, but promising, experimenting with several new The concerts are free to the planned a departure from their experience. local soloists, Dale said. The first flavors of music, but added that public. No tickets are issued, and traditional repertoire for this sea- “I think we need to do this, at half of the concert, which will the choir’s Bach repertoire will seats are filled on a first-come, Subscribe Today son’s last few concerts. least occasionally, to attract more focus on the choir’s classical rep- remain the backbone for their first-served basis. 882-0050 This weekend’s concerts, of our community to our con- ertoire, will feature soprano Heidi practice and performances. Though the ensemble usually titled “From the Sublime to the certs,” Dale said. Robinson singing one of Mozart’s “The Bach is what makes us features 12 singers, Dale said the Ridiculous,” will highlight some An especially generous grant early works, “Exsultate, Jubilate,” good singers,” Dale said. “And group is currently short on musi- and 12-year-old soprano Connor every other group is doing less cians, and is especially in need of THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Morrison and long-time local serious music, so this is a good male singers with a love of clas- A7 favorite soprano Ashley Whiting specialty for us.” sical music and instrumentalists Dr. Paul A. Satter singing “Pie Jesu” from Andrew “From the Sublime to the for the group’s accompanying Board Certifi ed in Internal Medicine Lloyd Webber’s “Requiem.” Ridiculous” will be performed orchestra. Those interested in The second half of the concert at 7:30 p.m. on June 1 and 2 at auditioning should contact Dale Dr. Satter is currently accepting new patients will feature several folk songs by St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church. at (801)250-6602. Call for an appointment Aaron Copeland, sung by baritone The group will also perform at [email protected] (435) 882-6618

• Extended Night Hours • In offi ce procedures Safety fair anticipates growth • Lab draws in offi ce • Same Day Appt. Available • Free Blood pressure check • Over 1820 years experience • All Insurances accepted except Medicaid • Most insurance Co. Preferred • Dr. Satter does his own patients hospital Providers List for seventh consecutive year /admissions by Emma Penrod STAFF WRITER Did you know that Dr, Satter provides the Macey’s will host its seventh following specialty care without the travel to annual Kid’s Health and Safety Fair SLC and the specialty costs? this weekend, and has prepared for more than 1,000 patrons — which will result in the event’s biggest • Dermatology • Orthopedics • Geriatrics turnout yet. • Sports Medicine • Chronic Care • Breaks-/Sprains This year’s fair will feature sev- • Physicals • Family Medicine • Diabetes Mgmt. eral new attractions, including a water safety class presented by Dr. Satter graduated from St. Louis School of Medicine in 1993. lifeguards from the Pratt Aquatic He completed his residency at the University of Utah. Center, as well as old favorites Dr. Satter was born and raised in Miami Florida, He loves living in Utah. such as the LifeFlight and Utah FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO He enjoys hiking, biking skiing music and playing the guitar. Highway Patrol helicopters, the Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall gives an annual State of the City address. Marshall said he had no comment on University of Utah Teddy Bear the allegations of misconduct or the Salt Lake Tribune story when contacted by the Transcript Bulletin.

Allegations Any power removed from the actions of an employee or the mayor would require official working for the city. continued from page A1 the affirmative vote of the Marshall said he had no Excelsior Academy mayor and the majority of all comment on the allegations mayor’s legislative or judicial other council members or all of misconduct or the Salt A Tuition-Free Charter School powers, position as chair of council members beside the Lake Tribune story when the council or removing the mayor. contacted by the Transcript mayor from any ex officio The city council can also Bulletin. position they may hold. conduct an investigation into [email protected] Now accepting enrollmentt applicationsapplications for the 2018-2019 school year! file / Maegan Burr Brayden Nieser checks out a Utah Highway Patrol motorcycle with the help of

UHP Trooper Randy Riches at the Macey’s Safe Kids Fair in 2008. www.excelsior-academy.org Clinic, and presentations by local “It’s just a way for us to give back Complete a lottery application at police and fire departments. With to the community for letting us ���� �������������������������� 15 booths and vendors, free cot- be a part of their community and ��������� ton candy, popcorn and balloons families,” Thurgood said. for the kids, and numerous games Though Macey’s throughout the under the Enrollment tab and mascot appearances, Macey’s state of Utah traditionally hosts We are manager Jolene Thurgood said she children’s fairs during the summer, ���� ������������ anticipates nearly 1,200 individu- Thurgood said the safety fair is ex������panding! als will attend this Saturday. unique to the Tooele location, and ���������� ��������� The fair attracted 700 patrons often attracts far more attention �������� last year, but Thurgood said rapid from local families. Our expansion means������ an additional growth has been characteristic of This year’s safety fair patrons the fair in the past. will receive punch cards that can 525 openings. ����������� “It’s always surprising how many be entered in a drawing for a prize ���������������� people come out,” she said. “Every at the end of the day once they Next lottery will��� be held February 6. single year it gets bigger.” have traveled to each of the fair’s ������� ������������� The fair started out as an idea safety presentations. Commercial ��������������� suggested by an ad designer work- vendors will also be on site during ing for Macey’s, but has grown the event. into an event Thurgood believes The fair is free to all families and reaches out to the community and runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the teaches kids important lessons Macey’s parking lot. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO • • Fri., Sat., Sun. • June 22 23 24 [email protected] about safety. Stockton Mayor Mark Whitney stands by the town’s destroyed water tank after the wildfire in 2014. Restoring the School Tours town’s water system is one of Whitney’s achievements as mayor.

“I have enjoyed serving in easy to get to know everyone, Stockton this capacity and trying to and I can truly say that I will 435-882-3062 continued from page A1 make the Town of Stockton a miss the great friends I have Wednesdays124 East Erda at 8:30 Way, a.m. Erda or Utah, 1:30 84074 p.m. better place to live,” Whitney made here.” town’s sewer and water sys- said in a release. “In a small [email protected] www.excelsior-academy.org tems. community such as ours, it is

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Leavitt A fun-loving, sincere and Our daddy passed away on On Monday, January 29, passionate man passed away Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018, at 2018, Kacey Jeremy Leavitt, on Jan. 28, 2018. Alan Lynn 5:05 p.m. He was carried away age 22, passed unexpectedly in Marks was born May 15, 1950, quietly by angels with his chil- his sleep. in South Bend, Indiana, to dren gathered at his bedside. He was born Jan. 10, 1996, Clarence Marks and Emma Rudy was born on July 7, in St. George, Utah, the son Baggett Lyons. He graduated 1933, to Damacio and Adella of Jeremy Earl and Cheri in 1968 from New Haven High (Tenorio) Rael. He was num- Lynn Campbell Leavitt. He School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, ber 12 of 15 children. graduated from Grantsville and served in the United States Rudy married Eva Nora High School and attended the Army for five years, which Ortega on Jan. 6, 1951, in University of Utah on a schol- included two tours in Vietnam Dixon, New Mexico. They arship prior to serving an LDS with the 101st Airborne moved to Tooele in the fall of mission in Phoenix, Arizona. Division. 1951 to work at Tooele Army After returning from his mis- He moved to Salt Lake Depot. Rudy and Nora raised a sion, Kacey chose to attend City in 1973, where he later large family of 9 children and Brigham Young University. beliefs, as he always did what married Diana Perry Marks and had many fun trips with always had an open invitation his sister, Della Maldonado He was a junior, majoring in he believed was right. Kacey in 1979. He converted to the Corvette Club of Utah. for family and friends to drop of Denver, Colorado; and his Applied and Computational was a loving son, brother and The Church of Jesus Christ He is preceded in death in at any time. sister-in-law, Theresa Rael Mathematics, with concentra- friend with an epic commit- of Latter-day Saints in 2005, by his parents; brother, Ron Rudy moved to Portland, of Tooele. He has countless tions in Electrical Engineering ment to his faith and family. where he was later sealed to Marks, and sister, Peggy Oregon, after retiring from friends, nieces and nephews and Computer Science. Kacey is survived by his Diana in the Salt Lake Temple Eminger. Alan is survived Tooele Army Depot in 1989, who love him and will miss Kacey was a brilliant young parents, Jeremy and Cheri in 2007. Alan was a dedicated by his wife, Diana; children, where he lived the remain- him dearly. man with an intense curiosity of Grantsville; brother, Keith and hardworking employee at Kamille Gould, James (Heidi) ing 25 years of his life. There He was a quiet, gentle, and for understanding the world. Andrew; and sisters, Madalynn Dugway Proving Ground as a and Scott; grandchildren, he continued his passion of hardworking man. He was very He had a very unique ability Florence and Sierra Lynn. He supervisor of utilities and in Michael, Allie, Madi and woodworking, remodeling and loving and touched so many to comprehend abstract con- also leaves his maternal grand- logistics before his retirement Sophie; siblings, Wayne landscaping. His strength and lives. He leaves a legacy of cepts that are well beyond the parents, Kimberley and Jerry in 2012. (Nancy) and Pamela (Ray) energy allowed him to con- strength, faith, and love for all grasp of most people. Not only Clayton. He loved the Lord and Phelan; and many nieces and tinue working while in his 80s who knew him. could he understand difficult He is preceded in death by enjoyed serving others. He nephews. with his son as a stone maker’s Our daddy is now reunited concepts, he was passionately his paternal grandparents, served in several positions in Friends and family may visit helper. with our precious mother in driven to implement his ever Andrew N. and Earlene Ault his ward and stake and would for viewing at Tate Mortuary, Rudy is survived by his a beautiful place. They will expanding knowledge in new Leavitt. He has many aunts, do anything for his loved ones. 110 S. Main, Tooele, Utah, children, Patricia Rael-Nitta live in our memories and our and creative ways in order to uncles, cousins, and friends Alan was a loving husband, from 6-8 p.m., on Feb. 1. (Ron Hogberg), Kathryn hearts. He will forever be our help make the world a better who will truly miss him. father and grandfather that Funeral services will be held at (Gary) Veenhuizen, Rudolph hero! place. He accomplished many Funeral arrangements are constantly delivered a good 12 noon, Feb. 2 at the Church Jr. (Julie) Rael, Sarah (Tim) A memorial celebration incredible things in his short being handled by Didericksen laugh. He was also a lover of of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Riley, Dean Rael (Lisa Ewers), will be held at Town Center life. He left us too soon with Memorial in Grantsville. A many sports and was particu- Saints, Skyline Tooele Ward, Andrew Rael (Glenna Boltz), in The Towers Building, 8709 many unfulfilled dreams and viewing will be held on Friday, larly a major fan of the Notre 777 Skyline Drive, Tooele, Mark Rael, David (Carla) Rael, SE Causey Ave., Happy Valley, the promise of great things Feb. 2 from 6-8 p.m. at the Dame Fighting Irish, the New Utah, with a viewing from and Jonathan (Roxie) Rael; 29 Oregon, on Saturday, Feb. 10 never to be realized. Kacey Grantsville Stake Center, 550 York Yankees and Minnesota 10:30-11:30 a.m. Burial servic- grandchildren and 15 great- at 1 p.m. was an eternal optimist, who E. Durfee Street. A second Vikings. He was recently able es will follow at the Tooele City grandchildren; his brother, always brought joy to every- viewing will be held at the to go to New York City last fall Cemetery, 361 S. 100 East, Johnny Rael of Tooele, Utah; body who knew him. He was Grantsville Stake Center prior with his son and grandson Tooele. In lieu of flowers, Alan unwaveringly devoted to his to the funeral services on to fulfill a bucket list item by would appreciate donations to faith in the Church of Jesus Saturday, Feb. 3 from 11:30 going to a Yankees game. He the Humane Society of Utah. Christ of Latter-day Saints, a.m. -12:30 p.m. The memo- especially loved his Corvettes and took every opportunity rial service will begin at 1 p.m. to share his beliefs with oth- with burial at Grantsville City Frank Henry ers. His actions reflected his Cemetery. Johnson Frank Henry “Bud” Johnson, our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, Bonney Karen Her example has always been a uncle, and friend, passed away Christiansen quiet invitation to follow Jesus peacefully on Tuesday, Jan. 30, Christ. She always accepted 2018, in Tooele, Utah. Droubay friends and family for who Frank was born on Oct. 23, they are without judgment or 1928, in Ophir, Utah, to Frank Bonney Karen Christiansen critique. T. and Hazel Curtis Johnson. Droubay, beloved wife, mother, She is survived by her sons, He was the third of seven chil- grandmother, sister and friend, Robert (Jill), Delta, Utah, Scott dren and the last to survive. passed away peacefully the (Jolene), Erda, Utah, and Mark Frank married Gae morning of Wednesday, Jan. (Lisa), Alpine, Utah; daughter, Anderson. They later divorced. 31, 2018. She was born Sept. Autumn (Brent) Olson, Erda, He married JoAnn Likness. 11, 1931, in Tooele, Utah, Utah; daughter in law Wendy They later divorced. He then and lived nearly all her life in (John) Droubay, Erda, Utah; met the love of his life, Donna two stepchildren, Carolyn Tooele County, most of that sister, Loya (Rich) Przybyla; Porter, and they were married (Rick) and Ron; eleven grand- time in Erda, Utah. and brother, Jim (Adair) July 14, 1989, in Tooele, Utah. children and three great She married John Robert Christiansen; and 19 grand- Frank proudly served his grandchildren. Droubay on Nov. 10, 1948, children and 21 great grand- country during the Korean He was preceded in death by in the Salt Lake Temple and children. Conflict from 1950 to 1952. his parents; his sisters, Dawna shared an out of the ordinary by her welcoming love and luncheon where friendships She was preceded in death He was a career civil servant, Russell, Barbara Morgan, wedding day with her two understanding, along with her are renewed and memories by her husband, Bob; son, a dedicated Ute fan, and a Betty Sagers, Joyce Connolly sisters in a triple wedding. wonderful cooking, especially relived. Once a friend of John; grandson, Chisolm; lifelong Democrat. He loved and Noreen Johnson; and his She shared 65 years with her her homemade apple pie! Bonney’s, always a friend! brothers, LaVerl (Bus) and Earl to putter around the house brother, Ray Johnson. husband before his passing in As a young lady growing up She has always been an (Bud) Christiansen; and sister, and could fix almost anything. The family would like to 2013. She is the mother of four in Tooele, she extended her active member of the Church June Hubbard. Frank was an animal lover and thank the staff at the Beehive sons and one daughter. She arms of friendship and cama- of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Funeral services will be held especially loved dogs and hum- Home for their kind and loving raised her children on a dairy raderie to many. Serving as the Saints and has served in almost at the Erda Ward chapel, Erda ming birds. The town of Ophir care these last 10 months. farm, most of that time spent yearbook editor her senior year every calling possible, serving Way and state Route 36, in was another love of his and in Funeral services will be in Erda with the exception of 8 at Tooele High School, she has multiple times in a number of Erda, Utah, on Saturday, Feb. his younger days he liked to held Saturday, Feb. 3 at Tate years in Delta, Utah. She was recalled often and with fond- them, ward and stake Primary 3 at 11 a.m. with a viewing hike around the hills of Ophir Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., in not a stranger to hard work ness the fun and learning expe- president to name just two. prior from 9:30-10:40 a.m. Canyon. Lion Hill was one of Tooele, Utah. and sacrifice and has always riences of her high school days. Her selfless acts of kindness to A viewing will also be held his favorites. A viewing will take place at been the center of her fam- Those friends and classmates others have always been done Friday, Feb. 2 from 6-8 p.m. at Frank is survived by his 9:30 a.m. and funeral services ily’s lives. Family activities and became friends for life and to quietly and with respect, never Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., wife, Donna; three children, will start at 11 a.m. Burial will gatherings were always blessed this day they share a monthly seeking attention or credit. Tooele, Utah. Char, Mike (Amy) and Kim; be at the Tooele City Cemetery.

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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 7:38 a.m. 5:48 p.m. Saturday 7:37 a.m. 5:49 p.m. Sunday 7:36 a.m. 5:51 p.m. Monday 7:35 a.m. 5:52 p.m. Tuesday 7:34 a.m. 5:53 p.m. Wednesday 7:33 a.m. 5:54 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:32 a.m. 5:56 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 8:40 p.m. 9:09 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 9:47 p.m. 9:44 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 10:52 p.m. 10:16 a.m. Monday 11:54 p.m. 10:47 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday none 11:18 a.m. A shower in the Statistics for the week ending Jan. 31. Mild with intervals of Mostly cloudy and Mild; mostly cloudy, Mild with times of Intervals of clouds and Sunshine and patchy Wednesday 12:55 a.m. 11:50 a.m. morning; rather Temperatures Thursday 1:53 a.m. 12:25 p.m. clouds and sun mild then high clouds clouds and sun sunshine clouds cloudy High/Low past week 61/24 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 40/23 53 38 52 40 53 41 51 35 53 37 56 32 55 37 Average temp past week 40.0 Normal average temp past week 31.5 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 7 Feb 15 Feb 23 Mar 1 Shown is Friday’s weather. ©2018; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s provided by highs and Friday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 47/36 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 57/32 Knolls Clive Lake Point 48/34 56/34 56/35 54/40 Ogden Stansbury Park 51/38 Erda 55/40 Vernal Grantsville 54/38 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 44/26 56/39 42/31 0.00 0.33 1.09 1.41 1.09 1.41 Tooele 55/41 Bauer 53/38 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 54/38 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 53/38 50/30 52/34 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 54/38 53/34 Nephi Rush Valley 54/36 54/37 Ophir 48/33 Delta Manti 55/33 53/35 0.0 10.0 19.0 Green River Last Month Season 58/31 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 55/35 54/30 Moab 52/31 SNOWPACK Hanksville 58/34 Beaver 59/32 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 55/28 Ibapah 53/35 53/31 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Wednesday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 5.8 5.3 2.6 St. George 56/28 55/35 Average 11.3 10.2 6.0 69/40 Kanab 64/30 Eureka Percent of average 51% 52% 43% 45/31 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

Starlings continued from page A1 whoosh, and ‘Bam,’ something hits my hat.” He said the number of star- lings increases in the winter and dwindles in the summer. “Normally, there are a lot of starlings, but this winter I’ve seen more of them in the fields,” he said. There is a possibility the increase of starlings on the ground may be due to farmers in the area who are using whey as fertilizer, according to Bryan Slade, environmental health director at the Tooele County Health Department. “The health department has periodically received com- plaints from people living in the area in regard to smells and COURT ORDERED flies,” Slade said. “But the last two winters, we have been get- BANKRUPTCY AUCTION ting calls about starlings and other birds being attracted to the whey and causing problems 4 Parcels of 260+ Acres Land for residents.” and Water Right with 16 Acre Feet He said CARNE Food Production Solutions from Burley, Idaho, has been provid- TO BE SOLD ing whey fertilizer to Higley Tuesday, March 13th - 12:00 Noon Farms in the north Burmester area near Interstate 80. Held at Statewide Auction Co. CARNE is an affiliate of Gibby Group, LLC & Affiliates. 200 N 1000 W Salt Lake City (Fairpark) Gibby Group specializes in the development and commercial- Sale Property located along Droubay Rd ization of nutritional value-add- just east of Home Depot and ed food, feed, fertilizer prod- Mountain West Medical Center ucts and management services, according to gibbygroup.com. For more info visit: Slade said any complaints the county receives about the StatewideAuctionCo.com birds are forwarded to the Utah State Division of Environmental FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TBP PHOTOS or call 801-232-3900 or 801-521-5600 Quality and CARNE. Flocks of starlings blacken the sky in midday. Patrick Sheehan of the Utah Department of Environmental “Higley Farms is coordi- “When everything is done Quality - Division of Solid and nating the use of whey with right the whey is beneficial to Hazardous Waste, said that he, CARNE and they’ve done this the soil and breaks down the members of CARNE company, for a few years and do have an alkali in the soil,” Moore said. and owners of Higley Farms approved plan of operation,” Phone calls to Higley Farms planned to meet at 10 a.m. in Sheehan said. “CARNE has on Wednesday for comment Burmester on Thursday to dis- done this same things at several were not returned. cuss the situation. other locations in Utah.” Research papers on the ben- “Higley Farms has an “We have spoken to the efits of whey application to soil approved plan of operation CARNE people about the com- — after a nine-year study by with us to use whey to improve plaints and they recently vol- U.S. Department of Agriculture, soil conditions,” Sheehan said. untarily stopped having their U.S. Forest Service, Utah State “We’ve received complaints trucks deliver to this location,” University, Brigham Young from residents in the area about Sheehan said. University and others — is huge amounts of starlings that Allan Moore, of DEQ, said linked to the Gibby Group web- could be attracted to the whey.” that part of the approved plan site gibbygroup.com. He said whey waste is a is for the whey to be incorpo- [email protected] byproduct from dairies and is rated or tilled into the soil so it 95- to 98-percent water. doesn’t pool up. MONEY SAVING Coupons in Tuesday’s Paper Subscribe Today! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Magazine BULLETIN A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 1, 2018 Hometown TOOELE COUNTY Drill Teams

KEITH BIRD/TTB PHOTO First-place winner Stansbury’s Lauren Kimberling (middle), second-place winner Stansbury’s Sydney Wilson (left) and third-place Tooele’s Kaitlyn Asay (right) winner hold the medals they won during the 4A drill down competi- tion. The three earned the top spots in a competition against hundreds of girls from six teams in Region 11.

he 2017-18 Tooele County drill place overall at the Class 4A Region teams entertained and dazzled 11 competition held at Bonneville Twith halftime performances High School. The ShaRonns also during football and basketball sea- earned a spot in the 4A state compe- sons, as well as earning two spots tition, taking the floor at Utah Valley to compete at state competition this University at 5:10 p.m. with their weekend at Utah Valley University in military dance, 6:14 p.m. with their Orem — the culmination of a season dance and 7:28 p.m. with their char- of hard work and early practices. acter performance. The Grantsville Larrietts com- The Stansbury Stallionettes earned peted at South Summit High School the top drill down spots in the Class in Kamas in the Class 3A Region 13 4A Region 11 competition, as Lauren competition. The Larrietts earned Kimberling took first place and fourth place, and will compete in the Sydney Wilson took second. Another Class 3A semifinals on Friday, per- Tooele County representative, Kaitlyn forming at 11 a.m. with their military Asay of the Tooele High ShaRonns, routine, 12:32 p.m. with the dance brought home third place in the drill routine and finally at 1:56 p.m. with down competition. the character routine. The Tooele ShaRonns took fourth SEE DRILL PAGE A11 ®

ShaRonns co-captian Indianna Shosted (above) performs in the character portion of Region 11 competi- tion held at Bonneville HIgh School on Friday. An incognito Stallionette Sydney Wilson (right) takes to the dance floor as a ninja in the charac- ter dance at region competition. The Grantsville Larrietts (far right) take the floor during halftime.

Kaitlyn Asay (above) sparkles in competing with the ShaRonns. The Tooele drill team took fourth place in region and will head to state this weekend at UVU. Tyra Harding, Nea Tyler and Lauren Kimberling (right) compete with the Stallionettes at region competition. THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11 Drill continued from page A10

ShaRonn Kaitlyn Asay (above) dances in the miltary routine during Region 11 competition held at Bonneville High School. The Stallionettes (left) perform a Halloween-inspired rou- tine last fall during a football halftime.

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SPORTS WRAP FROM THE Grantsville Girls SIDELINES Softball League They’re growing up fast The Grantsville Girls Softball League will hold registration for its 2018 season Feb. 3, Young Wildcats 10 and 17 at Grantsville High Wildcats School, Grantsville Junior High School and the Stansbury Park Soelberg’s from 10 a.m.-2 continue to put p.m., as well as Feb. 23 at still have the Grantsville Fire Station from 5-8 p.m. Please bring wins together the $60 registration fee and a copy of your daughter’s birth DARREN VAUGHAN room to SPORTS EDITOR certificate to register. There is a late fee of $10 for any play- In recent seasons, the ers registering after Feb. 28. Wendover girls basketball improve All games will be played at the team has been solid, if unspec- Deseret Peak Complex. Please tacular, posting winning make plans to attend one of records but never quite being hile the Class 1A the four registration dates able to get over the hump. state tournament will at any of the four locations. Wultimately determine For more information, visit whether the Wendover girls bas- the Grantsville Girls Softball WHS GIRLS BASKETBALL ketball team has truly “arrived” League’s Facebook page, as one of the state’s top pro- email [email protected] The Wildcats may be tak- grams, the Wildcats’ success or call Gerri Welsh at (435) ing the next step toward being this season has shown they’re at 850-8422. something more than just least on the right path. Stansbury girls basketball respectable. at Ben Lomond Wendover cruised to a The Stansbury girls basket- 54-31 win over Tintic in a ball team built a 44-8 lead Region 21 game Tuesday night at halftime before ultimately in Eureka, improving to 14-4 Darren Vaughan cruising to a 67-26 win over overall and 2-2 in region play, SPORTS EDITOR Ben Lomond in a Region 11 continuing what has been an game Tuesday night in Ogden. impressive season so far — The Stallions (13-5, 6-2 Region and with a team that doesn’t 11) will play host to rival have a single senior on its And, surprisingly, they’re Tooele next Tuesday night, with roster. doing it with no seniors on the the right to host a first-round “Overall, it’s just been roster. playoff game hanging in the our communication as a Remember, this is a team balance. team, because we are all best that — extenuating circum- friends,” said Wendover junior stances or not, though having Tooele girls basketball Adri Delgadillo, who had 21 to drive up from Green River at Park City points and 14 rebounds on the morning of the game didn’t The Tooele girls basketball Tuesday night. “This team that help — put up just five points team used its stifling defense we’re playing with now is the in a loss to Tooele last season. to defeat Park City 35-12 in a team we were playing with That’s not five points in one Region 11 road game Tuesday in junior high and we’ve all quarter. That’s five points in an night. Abby Webber led the Buffaloes (11-6, 7-1 Region just grown individually and entire 32-minute game. That 11) with 10 points, while her as a team. We’re just so strong game in mid-December 2016 twin sister, Emily Webber, together.” made the Wildcats appear light- added eight. Tooele faced The Wildcats have always years even from respectability, Ben Lomond in a region home been competitive under long- let alone excellence. game that was not complete at time coach Kate Henderson, But Wendover didn’t let press time Thursday night. whose teams have had win- last season’s struggles break ning records in all but two of it. Instead, the Wildcats came Stansbury boys basketball the past 12 seasons. However, Wendover’s Yanely Duenas (3, into this year eager to show at Ben Lomond they’ve never won more than above) fends off Tintic’s Hailey what they’re truly capable of. Holden as she goes up for a Drake Schlappi scored 19 15 games in a season in that They won 10 games all of last layup during the second half of points and fellow senior Josh stretch, and they’ve faltered season, and Tuesday’s road win Jenkins added 11 to lead the Tuesday’s Region 21 game in when they’ve gotten to the Eureka. Wendover junior Adri over Tintic was their 14th this Stansbury boys basketball state tournament. Henderson season. And while coach Kate team to a 57-46 win over Ben Delgadillo (22, right) puts up a is excited to see whether this jump shot during the first half of Henderson admits that the Lomond on Wednesday night in year’s team can buck that Tuesday’s game. Delgadillo and Wildcats’ schedule hasn’t been Ogden. The Stallions (9-9, 7-1 trend. Duenas combined for 35 points the most challenging — early in Region 11) hit six 3-pointers in “I coached these girls in in the Wildcats’ 54-31 win as the season, the Wildcats were the contest, including two each junior high ball, too, so it’s Wendover improved to 14-4 this the ones holding opponents to from Schlappi and Jet Richins. been six years,” Henderson season. single digits — a 14-4 overall Stansbury will travel to county FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO rival Tooele next Wednesday, said. “I’ve really enjoyed record represents impressive with the teams separated by a watching them grow, and I progress. single game in the Region 11 can’t wait for state this year set. From here on out, it’s just Again, this is a team with no standings. to see what they can produce. about developing that even seniors. We’re only just begin- They’re good — they’re really further and perfecting it.” ning to see what Wendover Dugway boys basketball good.” Duenas had 14 points for can do on the basketball court. vs. Milford Tuesday’s game showed the Wildcats and Duran added Their roster includes eight The second and third quarters why the Wildcats are so nine. Diana Solano had six juniors and one sophomore. proved to be the difference for optimistic. They opened the points and Alana Henderson They’ll all be back next season, the Dugway boys basketball contest on a 19-4 run, with and Angelica Badillo each had having gained valuable experi- team Wednesday night, as the Delgadillo accounting for eight two, with Henderson also pull- ence throughout this season Mustangs lost 63-48 to Milford of those points with strong ing down 11 rebounds. and the upcoming state tourna- in a Region 21 home game. post play. Forward Tanya It was the latest in a ment. Most importantly, they Milford outscored Dugway Duran and point guard Yanely long line of big victories for will have learned how to win — 33-14 in the middle two quar- Duenas also made things dif- Wendover, which currently and attitude is as important as ters, breaking open a game ficult for the Miners (6-10, sits in a second-place tie with talent when it comes to building that was tied 13-13 after the 2-2), and the Wildcats’ lead Tintic in the Region 21 stand- a winning team. first eight minutes. Carl Jordan only briefly dipped into single But, make no mistake. The had a game-high 20 points in a ings. The Wildcats have had a losing effort for the Mustangs digits late in the second quar- dozen wins come by double- Wildcats are exceedingly talent- (7-7, 1-3 Region 21), who ter before Wendover ran away digits, with 10 of those coming ed. Adri Delgadillo dominated travel to region leader Tintic on with things. by 20 or more. Tuesday’s game against Tintic Friday night. “This year, we set a goal, Some of that is a product in the post, and point guard and nothing’s going to stop of playing weaker competi- Yanely Duenas is dangerous Wendover boys basketball us from reaching that goal,” tion, though Kate Henderson whether she puts the ball on the at Tintic Delgadillo said. “As a team, believes that it has caused floor and drives to the basket The Wendover boys basketball we’ve finally got our image out other teams throughout the or she starts shooting from the team saw its nine-game win- there — we know how to play SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B8 ® ning streak come to an end and we’ve finally got our game SEE WILDCATS PAGE B8 ® Wednesday night in Eureka, falling 79-66 to Tintic in a Region 21 game. The Miners (10-4, 4-0 Region 21) took con- trol of the game by outscoring the Wildcats (15-3, 4-1) 20-13 in the third quarter. Jaime Swan, Hymas lead Montavo led Wendover with 19 points, including four 3-point- ers, while Gustavo Carrillo had 16 points and Peter Alvarez added 12. The Wildcats will Buffs past Park City face West Ridge Academy at home Friday night. “That’s why I think we’re so Notable HS girls basketball Tooele trails rival scores dangerous — you just don’t know Tuesday Stansbury by one Wendover 54, Tintic 31 who’s going to lead us in scoring.” Stansbury 67, Ben Lomond 26 Tooele junior Tooele 35, Park City 12 Nathan Swan game before next — Josh Johnsen, Tooele boys basketball coach (14) puts Cedar 72, Canyon View 36 up a shot Desert Hills 44, through traf- week’s showdown Snow Canyon 39 fic during a (8-7, 6-2 Region 11) remain converted a traditional three- Pine View 51, Dixie 34 game against DARREN VAUGHAN a game behind county rival point play, drained a mid-range SPORTS EDITOR Mountain View 82, Uintah 45 Bonneville Stansbury for second place in jumper and hit a 3-pointer dur- earlier this There was no drama this the region standings. ing the Buffs’ game-opening Salem Hills 65, season. Spanish Fork 58 time. “That’s been something that run, and Park City (4-13, 1-7) Swan had 17 we’ve been working on — just never really found a way to Logan 53, Bear River 43 points in the coming out mentally ready,” slow him down as he finished Buffaloes’ Ridgeline 67, Green Canyon 57 THS BASKETBALL Tooele coach Josh Johnsen with 17 points. 69-49 win Sky View 55, said. “We had a good practice “That’s why I think we’re Mountain Crest 44 over Park City on The Tooele boys basketball (Tuesday) to kind of set the so dangerous — you just don’t Judge Memorial 64, Wednesday team made quick work of Park tone.” know who’s going to lead us in Summit Academy 59 night. City on Wednesday night on the Tooele needed just 4:31 of scoring,” Johnsen said. “Nathan Morgan 48, South Summit 42 FRANCIE road, opening the game on a game time to build its 16-2 played really well. We executed SEE WRAP PAGE A11 ® AUFDEMORTE/ 16-2 run on the way to a 69-49 advantage, thanks largely to the SEE BUFFS PAGE B8 ® TTB PHOTO Region 11 win. The Buffaloes play of junior Nathan Swan. He B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 1, 2018 GARDEN SPOT How to get ahead of the weeds this year hile snow is still on the ground, and cold breezes move down W Jay Cooper the neck of your jacket, weeds CORRESPONDENT are starting to sprout and fill in any opportunities in your yardscape. When raising vegetables, turbed soil. Have you ever we talk about “cool weather seen a new lot or housing crops.” We are referring to development underway? Once varieties that will germinate the top layer of vegetation is while the soil is still really cold, disturbed or removed, weeds like spinach, cabbage, kale, appear shortly thereafter. That Brussels sprouts, broccoli, is because inactive seed is in some types of lettuces, carrots the soil waiting for the right and cauliflower. opportunity to come along. There are also cool weather When conditions that have varieties when it comes to suppressed seed development weeds. In fact, there are lots of are removed (such as other them. vegetation, shade or a crust on Weeds survive and thrive the soil), the seed breaks dor- due to several characteristics mancy and goes to work. that serve them well. If we Weed seed generally is via- don’t fight back, attacking the ble for a long time — in fact, weeds when they are just get- for years. Seed that was depos- ting a start, the later you will ited many seasons ago will not be happy with the current spring to life given the right you. This is the voice of regret conditions, such as being in the speaking. top inch or so of soil, a bit of COURTESY JAY COOPER One way that weeds get warmth, and access to sunlight Weeds start the season early and weed control needs to begin right away. the upper hand is their abil- and moisture. The top inch of ity to produce innumerable soil is the optimum germina- rake the patch of weed seed- The trade-offs are the propane to you, but I have a reason — job is easier to begin and to fin- seeds each season. Annual tion zone for plants. That’s lings. The idea is to disturb the tank can get heavy (I put mine experience. Sure, I’ve used it ish when it’s seen as a series of weeds complete their life cycle why deep tilling may cause soil, but only near the surface in a wagon), you can’t do it before, and there are areas smaller ones. Call me quirky, remarkably well, sprinting weed problems. Undesirable and at the depth of the weeds’ in windy or even breezy con- that have weed cloth around but I even will count how many from a sprouted seed to grow- seed that has been depos- roots. If you disturb the roots, ditions (the torch will keep our place. But I haven’t been weeds I pull, so I get a sense ing main stem and leaves, to ited over time, but is residing while the weeds are tiny seed- blowing out and it can be dif- happy with the results and of accomplishment as I go. quickly producing bloom and deeper in the soil, can be tilled lings, you can control literally ficult to aim the flame), and I’ve removed much of it the It’s amazing how fast you can seed. up close to the surface, where thousands of weeds in a short you must be cautious around last few years. I’ve found that pull 300 weeds and the dent Because many weeds do go it sprouts. The gardener may time. Simply use short stabbing your home, other structures, weed cloth is used for more it makes. Many times, motiva- to seed, weeds are persistent ask, “How did these weeds get motions, back and forth, to and plants you value. I take institutional settings, such as tion is all it takes to keep going from season to season. I’m here so fast?” In reality, they’ve push around the mass of weeds care of this by staying away landscaping around a busi- and get the whole job done. It not suggesting you are a lazy been there for a long time, and disrupt their connection to from problem areas or using ness. But if you want a more works for me — and our chick- gardener. Your place may be waiting to be unlocked. the soil. It’s effective and takes a simple metal shield, like a naturalized setting, forgo the ens eat about all that I pull, pristine, but weeds from adja- But even if we understand little effort. large shop dustpan, to cover fabric and use deep mulch, reducing their feed bill. cent areas are happy to send how we got the weeds in our My second favorite method heat-sensitive items. shading, and water placed only Yes, after all this, you can seed your way. You probably yardscape, it’s equally impor- is to use a flaming tool. This is We know that weeds tend where you want it. This will use weed spray. There are don’t have to look far to locate tant to know how to reduce a gas torch wand connected to to take over bare areas. So, greatly suppress weeds and times when I do; I’m careful to a yard, an open lot, or roadside their numbers and the amount a propane bottle with a flexible keep desirable plants growing make it easier to add things as apply in the morning when it’s that is overgrown with weeds. of effort and expense to con- hose and control valve. This that will shade out weeds or you go. Besides, when weed cool and less breezy. This helps Breezes and birds mainly dis- trol them. too is highly effective. Weeds not allow them to start in the cloth gets a hole in it, degrades the herbicide not to vaporize tribute weed seed, so what is Like most issues in life, don’t need to be incinerated; first place. For those areas, you in the sun, or isn’t overlapped and drift to areas I don’t want around you will end up at your weeds are best dealt with they only need to be wilted to don’t want plantings to cover enough, weeds will make it to control. But as we’ve imple- place. when they are small. That control them. The results are them with deep mulch — six through. Have you ever tried to mented the practices men- Not all is lost, though. Like means there will be some days instant and visual. The weeds inches or more. Wood mulch pull weeds that are anchored tioned earlier, we’ve sprayed all plants, weeds have needs, when it’s still not the warmest, go from perky and green to will break down over time through fabric? In contrast, less and less, and I like that. too. Once you know them, and but getting ahead of the weeds wilted and dull. It doesn’t take and shallow beds of mulch weeds that do appear in deeply minimize conditions for weeds now will have you thanking much practice with the torch will actually create a place for composted or mulched areas Jay Cooper can be contacted to get started and thrive, you yourself later. to get this right. seeds to start. 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Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by Timothy E. Parker January 29, 2018 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 39 Dozen on 5 Pie in the 31 Masterful Keep busy. If you neglect to 1 Marble unit a cube freezer composi- take care of your responsibilities, 5 Graph 40 Albacore, 6 Prayer tion you’ll be faced with criticism or complaints. Strive for perfection holder for one finales 32 Camera Thatababy by Paul Trapp 10 Kevin 41 Love, to 7 “Your necessity in all that you do. ★★ James’ the French Majesty” 33 Low horse TAURUS (April 20-May 20): network 42 Like some 8 Reindeer cart Letting someone coerce you into 13 “To Sir photos handler? 35 Comment taking care of responsibilities that With Love” 44 Hymn 9 Gift with 36 Adored don’t belong to you will result in a warbler tunes an “Aloha” one loss of valuable time. It’s OK to 14 Photog- 47 ’07 class 10 Trousers 37 Molecule say “no.” ★★★★ rapher’s member, material part GEMINI (May 21-June 20): command e.g. 11 Bell 41 Vicinities Reach out and do what you can 15 Word to 48 Preparing sounds 42 Balled into for others. Listen to what’s being a too-fast sniper 12 Way-long a sphere asked of you and give an honest horse 49 A bad way tales 43 One of the appraisal of what you think you 16 Ice to run 15 Not in Gospels can realistically achieve. ★★★ finishers 50 Brazilian pieces 44 Program- CANCER (June 21-July 22): 19 What “10- hotspot 17 Like an ming Channel your emotional energy 4” means 53 Ice obsessive provider into creative endeavors. Expand 20 Place for finishers fan 45 HR your interests and explore what grapes 57 Gams 18 Home- depart- life has to offer. Don’t make rash 21 The 58 Where albs for-sale ment, at decisions or burn bridges. ★★★ “Friendly are stored decorator times Islands” 59 Unpleasant 22 Like 46 Other LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): 22 Makes smell moist end from Simplicity, moderation and disci- lights 60 “Big basements alpha pline will be required if you want romantic Band,” for 23 Awry or 47 Make to get things done. Concentrate 23 “I’m ___ one fishy giggle on personal improvements and for words” 61 Stately 24 Mohs 49 Facial nurture relationships that mean a 25 “El ___” horse scale breakout lot to you. ★★★ (John 62 “... in ___- starter 50 Perform VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Set Wayne horse open 25 Con over the record straight and start work- film) ...” victim 51 Bar ing toward your goal. Preparation 28 Mirror’s 26 Fiery material and dedication will help you over- output DOWN Aussie 52 Beastly come any obstacles you come up 29 Familiar 1 Vanquish a gem creature against. ★★★★ with vampire 27 Make an 54 Common LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 30 Cronelike 2 Alpine ax squeal duo? Take time out for yourself. 31 Like Yeller sled 28 Printing 55 Despised Rethink your strategy and con- 34 Ice 3 Some press part rodent sider the best way to cut back. finishers beers 30 “Black” 56 Suffo- Saving money and time should 38 Deer 4 “Borrow,” breed of cating be your primary concern. ★★ relative as a cig cattle snake SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Your discipline will pay off. N-ICE By Timothy E. Parker Concentrate on creative projects and you will come up with a win- ner. Refuse to let someone inter- vene or get in the way of finishing what you start. ★★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You’ll be quick to make a decision. Before you take on more than you can handle, iden- tify the lessons you learned from past mistakes. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Don’t let anyone stand in your way. An opportunity that allows you to use your imagina- tion will help you expand your interests. ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Pay more attention to those around you. Listen carefully and make sure you fully understand what’s going on before you agree to something you may regret. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Creativity coupled with discipline will bring remarkable results. A chance to make money doing something you love should moti- vate you to invest more in your- self and your attributes. ★★★★★

Answers on B5 THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Grantsville Junior High School second term honor roll Grantsville Junior High Bennett; Robinson, Shelby; Trenton; Fawson, Brielle; Loren; Rickard, Ashlyn; Durfee, Brayden; Paxman, Connor; Cropper, Dustin; Sweat, School has announced its Scriven, Sonya; Ware, Emily; Hildebrand, Skyelar; Westover, Landon; Tate, Ian; Alder, Pitz, Zane; Trapp, Jade; Conner; Thorsen, Jayden; honor roll for the recently com- Eggett, Breanne; Leonelli, Ruthann; Higley, Kambree; Audrey; Doherty, Decker; Payne, Weston; George, Waters, Natalie; Miller, Broc; pleted second term. Students Lance; Bolinder, Madison; Romney, Randi; Porter, Lloyd, Dalyn; Atkinson, Hazen; Keaton; England, ShyLynn; Shepherd, Grace; Dunlavy, who recorded a grade-point Christensen, Lyssa; Iverson, Makenzie; Brown, Cooper; Christensen, Aaron; Lee, Jacob; Goodsell, Steven; Hansen, Jensyn; Carter, Karli; Tuckett, average of 3.0 or better were HadiLee; Poppe, Aidan; Jefferies, Alivia; Meek, Jacob; Elexpuru, Vanessa; Swallom, Christopher; Liddiard, Baylie; Trevor; Scorsone, Joey; recognized. Bartley, Maile; Moser, Zachary; Bytheway, Chloe; Garcia, Bethany. Pitt, Lance; Solbes, Riley; Seekins, Paige; Hopper, Mouritsen, Gabriel; Rowe, Patience; Hall, Baylor; Holmes, Avery III, Michael; Edgett, Abigail; Ashby, Sara; Jefferies, Seventh Grade Liberty; Byrd, Kadence; Porter; Duggan, Robert; Eighth Grade Makayla; Martin, Maycie; David; Barker, William; Cruz, 4.0 GPA — Anderson, Daybell, Benjamin; Richardson, Pearson, Tyler; Bitter, Marissa; 4.0 GPA — Allred, Tate; Myers, Braydon; Lyman, Anthony; Johnson, Cage; Emmaline; Armantrout, Dillen; Vaughn, Lainee; Winter, Pittman, Jennifer; Webb, Ault, Bryan; Barton, Audrey; Malori; Broadbent, Erin; Carver, Zachary; White, Mary; Bell, Hunter; Bohman, Talen; Castagno, McCoy; Lara, Daxton; Farmer, Makenzie; Begay, Atley; Bowers, Bryson; Broadhead, Kylee; Pearson, Quinten; Collier, Amber; Makenna; Bunderson, Blake; Iyana; Noyes, Aleki; Deans, Weis, Daniel; Richards, Seth; Broderick, Hannah; Carter, Chase; Sullivan, Caleb; Miller, Avery; Spencer, Garrett; Butler, Addison; Castagno, Dalton; Fuentes, Aliyah; Murphy, Denise; Scott, Hayden; Dustin; Craner, Danya; Williams, Parker; Linton, Curtiss, Audrey; Tischner, Brylee; Chambers, Courtney; Gourley, Jakade; Johnson, Nunez, Ivette; Mason, Kinsey; Eves, Chloe; Gilmore, Ariya; Leah; Talbot, Peter; Yadon, Sydnee; Cowdell, Taya; Beede, Chidester, Carly; Cloward, Tyler; Taylor, Hailey; Anderson, Whitham, Libby; Bird, Nolan; Haymore, Sterling; Hendricks, Michael; Haycock, Shane; Brooke; Westover, Jacob; Zoey; Coates, Julia; Crosby, Maddlyne; Christianson, Mower, Koby; Reid, Madison; Rachel; Holt, Lauren; Jensen, Gunn, CoraLee; Hurst, Carson; Evans, William; Nelson, Sophia; Dalton, Rylee; Coty; Anderson, Rebekah; Albrecht, Rylan; Jensen, Jadiah; Joseph, Karley; Killian, Fields, Miyah; Winder, Camdin; Miller, Nathanuel; Dodge, Andrew; Hunt, Erin; Edwards, Ashlyn; Jensen, Emmi; Buchanan, Matthew; Ammon; Lee, Madelyn; Natalia; Allen, Crissa; Keller, Bunderson, Korty; Rounds, Hunt, Jordan; Hurst, Devon; Elisabeth; Dunn, Kathryn; Swensen, Jaiden; Quigley, Linares, Lacy; Lowery, Eleanor; Caleb; Geldmacher, Nathan; Grant; Jensen, Jarett; Loertscher, Kade; Mondragon, Pearson, Gracie; Petersen, Emma; Spencer, Walker; Goff, Muhlestein, Jessee; Olsen, Thompson, Brooke; Dahle, Minchew, Kyree; Jensen, Eli; Passey, Cameron; Zachary; Berry, Lily; Allen, Bayleigh; Christianson, Kaden; Nathan; Ostler, Jaylissa; Johannah; Hansen, Angelina; Benjamin; Nicolodemos, Sandberg, Jace; Staley, Mckenzie; Durfee, Ryan; Baker, Brexlie; Hodgson, Petersen, Erin; Thomas, Blake; Palmer, Emily; Bailey, Jaren; Harmony; Penney, Hilda; Brigham; Sweat, Colton; Mulford, Brigham; Yardley, Tyson; Horrocks, Weston; Wendel, Brittany; Whitworth, Clark, Easton; Edwards, Collings, Wyatt; Brown, Tayon, Andaya; Thomas, Ellie; Brayden; Campi, Ilian; Smurthwaite, Sydney; Bahe, Elizabeth; Wilder, Jordyn. Bridger; Hill, Gabe; Jaterka, Shaylee; Herrera, Ashton; Ussing, John; Williams, Parker; Coombs, McKylee; Broderick, Brenna; Cook, Emmalie; 3.0-3.967 GPA — Enslen, RiLee; Stromberg, Brady; Lehman, Daniel; Rife, Ashlin; Williams, Ryann. Alayna; Burton, Kahlea; Garner, Alyssa; Romrell, Adalyn; Hendrickson, Cole, Ethan; Madsen, Logan; Kunkel, Kade; Swallom, 3.0-3.967 GPA — Dick, Stark, Rebekah; Echavarria, Brooklynn; Chamberlain, Tautyana; Randall, Emma; Critchlow, Tanner; Rodgers, Abigail; Meek, Roy; Johnson, Cameo; Mace, Keaton; Kaleb; Ith, Kylie; Walker, Denzel; Linares, Tyler; Walters, Daybell, Austin; Kurtz, Joseph; Maren; Hancock, Emalynn; Kole; Liddiard, Ian; Warner, Matthews, Makell; Reilley, Alivia; Cowdell, David; Evans, Cole; Farr, Helen; Gunderson, Heaps, Kasiyah; Anderson, Marz, Deleyni; Lint, Teagen; Austin.

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Double- for comments or questions at ome of you may think that I publish too the Wild Tangent bundle of click “Uninstall” and confirm [email protected]. many poems about the deaths of loved Sones, but poetry is a means of establish- Ted Kooser ing order and form when times feel disordered U.S. POET LAUREATE and formless. Marge Saiser is a Nebraska poet 2004 – 2006 ANNIVERSARY and this poem is from the Winter 2016 issue of RATTLE, a California literary journal. Her most recent book is I Have Nothing to Say About Fire, or some other. Someone buttoned it Myron and Janet Nix from Backwaters Press. over him, those buttons he had unbuttoned. Local Couple hit two mile- stones! Final Shirt American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Happy 60th Anniversary to After my father died, my mother Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), Myron and Janet Nix! and my sisters picked the shirt, the tie; publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported Myron and Janet Nix he had just the one suit. by the Department of English at the University recently celebrated their I left them to it, I didn’t of Nebraska, Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2016 by 60th wedding anniversary want to choose, I loved him Marjorie Saiser, “Final Shirt,” from RATTLE, (Vol. in Tooele where the couple all those years. They took a shirt 54, Winter, 2016). Poem reprinted by permission first met and graduated from from the closet, I don’t remember of Marjorie Saiser and the publisher. Introduction Tooele High School in 1956. which one, I’m sure he had worn it copyright ©2018 by The Poetry Foundation. The Myron was born Feb. 5, to church and hung it up again. introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, served as United 1938, and will turn 80 next They held a tie against the cloth States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the week, and Janet was born of the shirt. They decided, finally. Library of Congress from 2004-2006. We do not Dec. 7, 1937, and just turned It’s like that. Things come down accept unsolicited manuscripts. 80! to the pale blue or the white, The couple has 4 sons:

Steve, Gary, Kyle, and Roger 30 W. 100 South in Tooele. with 17 grandchildren and 3 There will be an open house great-grandchildren. held in their honor from 3-6 Come help them celebrate p.m. All friends and family are on Saturday Feb. 3 at LaRae welcome! The History of Tooele County & Shirley’s Event Venue at Love you Mom and Dad! ooele County features some of the most dramatic and diverse landforms on TEarth. There are 11,000 foot-high peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people who Comics Page Puzzle Answers knew about the place were the Native Americans who lived there, and a few from page B4 white explorers during the early 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. That year the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, passed through the county and nearly perished in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, and many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more.

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come from preschool through 8th grade. Community Closet would let us make a copy for the Tooele Tooele Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Clean out your closets. The Community County Historical Society, please call 435- preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small 882-1612. Senior Center Closet is accepting donations for gently class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- used clothing. Donations are accepted The senior center is for the enjoyment of riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or at your neighborhood school. Contact all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- visit www.stmargschool.org. Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any Groups and Events ing activities include bridge, pinochle, questions. bingo, exercise program, line dancing, Hunter education course wood carving, Wii games, watercolor Education Utah Hunter Education Course class #2 class, movies and health classes. Meals on Moose will be held Feb. 6, 8, 13, 14 and 15 from Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Online courses 6-9 p.m. at the Tooele County Health served weekdays. For age 60 and above, Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Meals at the Lodge Department Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. suggested donation is $3. For those under IT are designed for the IT professional Friday and Saturday night dinners will be State law requires students to attend all age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners class sessions. All students must purchase to the store or doctor visits for residents in knowledge of networking and security. change weekly or you can order from the a Hunter Education voucher for $10 from the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Courses prepare students for the CompTIA menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. a license agent/vendor prior to attending portation information call 435-843-4102. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch class. Bring voucher to the first class and For more information about the Tooele Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 specials are available at the lodge from 11 give to instructor. The voucher includes Center, call 435-843-4110. for more information or to enroll. a.m. For members and their guests only. all costs for the class and includes a small game license that is validated upon Donate to library Get enrolled Entertainment completion of class. Range times to be Please remember the “Friends of the Start the New Year off right and enroll The Old Town Rebels will perform from announced. For more information, call Tooele City Library” when doing your in training at Tooele Technical College. 6-10 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 10. Gene at 435-882-4767 or Bryan at 435- spring cleaning and donate your used Sharpen your current skills or train for a 882-6795. books to the bookstore in the library. new career. Most programs have open Special Events Money from book sales is used to sup- enrollment and you can enroll anytime of Breakfast will be served every Sunday West Desert Amateur Radio Club port programs within the library. The the year. Get a commercial driver’s license meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend The West Desert Amateur Radio Club will library is located at 128 W. Vine St. For in as little as 4 weeks and get on-the-road the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Feb. more information, call 435-882-2182 or to a lucrative career. Tooele Tech also women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy 7 at the Tooele Emergency Operations go online to tooelecity.org. Thank you for offers CPR classes to its students and the a great breakfast. Center. The presentation will be on digital your support. public on the second Monday of every On Feb. 4, the lodge will host a Superbowl radio capabilities, such as Digital Mobile month. Become CPR certified at Tooele Party starting at 2 p.m. There will be food, Radio and D-Star Digital Modes. The Books for the Whole Family Tech. For more information, call 435-248- prizes and fun. meeting is open to the public. Anyone Donated children’s books and paperbacks 1800 or visit tooeletech.edu. A Sweetheart Ball will be held Saturday, interested in amateur radio (aka ham are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers Feb. 10 from 6-10 p.m. This is a WOTM radio) is encouraged to attend. WDARC are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Adult Education fundraiser and will be selling roses for is a nonprofit organization in support of on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 Get your high school diploma this year at your sweetheart. For members and their Tooele County Emergency Management. COURTESY OF GRANTSVILLE CITY a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City the Tooele Community Learning Center. guests only. For more information, call 435-849-1946 Atley Begay receives the Grantsville Mayor Youth Recognition Award from Library. All proceeds go back to the library All classes required for a high school A Scotch double pool tournament is or send email to [email protected] Mayor Brent Marshall. for projects and programs. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- scheduled for noon on Feb. 17. aration and English as a second language A Veterans appreciation dinner will be Veterans Card Drive Bingo is back way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, are available. Register now to graduate held on Thursday, Feb. 22 at 5:30 p.m. Congressman Chris Stewart (R-Utah) Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- owner and director of Blake Music Studios, St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 is hosting a Valentine’s Day Card Drive ery program for anyone suffering from directs the choir. Blake has a degree in its bingo games again on Fridays starting Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- to thank and honor our Utah veterans. food addiction. Meetings are held every vocal performance and has taught at the at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. cation classes are for students 18 and over. Eagles Utahns are invited to mail or drop off Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Valentine’s Day cards for veterans at 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the and you are looking for an exceptional questions. ESOL Sunday Breakfasts Stewart’s Salt Lake City or St. George offic- musical experience for them, this is it. For ESOL conversational classes are held Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served north back entrance. For more informa- es through Feb. 9. The congressman and more information and to register for an Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele from 9-11:30 a.m. There will be a $5 spe- tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or his staff will deliver the cards in person audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Grantsville Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- cial, $7 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 Denise at 435-830-1835 or visit www. to Veteran’s Homes in Salt Lake City and com or call 435-277-0755. dents may also come anytime the center is for kids 11-years and younger. The meal foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Valentine’s Date Night St. George. The Salt Lake City office mail- attend. open for individualized study. Registration includes coffee and or a glass of juice or ing and location address is: 420 E. South Rocky Mountain Hospice Come join us for Valentine’s Date Night is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele milk. Bad Beer is available. The public is at Mel’s Diner. We’ll dance to the 50-60s Temple #390, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. Tooele County Aging Want to have more meaning in your life. Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- invited. For St. George: 253 W. St. George Blvd., Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- Do you want to do something that is music of the band Flashback and eat a tion. southern inspired diner meal. There will #100, St. George, Utah 84770. teers to help us meet the needs of seniors satisfying and of great service to your Paint Night community? Then become a Rocky be lots of fun, prizes and silliness. The date Early Head Start Paint Night will be held on Feb. 24. The in the community. Many seniors require Artist of the Month Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- is Friday, Feb. 16 from 6:30-10 p.m. at the Do you have a child under age 3? Are you cost is $30 per person. Happy hour is assistance and need rides to doctors or The Stansbury Art and Literary Society ence required. All training, background Old Grantsville Church Dinner Theater, currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head at 6 p.m. and painting starts at 7 p.m. other health professionals. Rides help Artist of the Month for January is Jane check and TB tests provided by Rocky 297 W. Clark St., Grantsville. Singles and Start is a free program for eligible families Participants must be at least 21. There seniors live more independent lives. Call Autry. Her work is highly idealistic, much Mountain. The only requirement is your couples welcome. Enjoy this safe, close- that offers quality early education for will be a great silent auction, along with 435-843-4114 for more information. The like the old masters with an emphasis desire to help someone in need. Please to-home date night. Call 435-241-8131 or infants and toddlers in the home; parent a wonderful artist. Make it a date night Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers on eternal themes, using age-old tech- contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain go online to www.eventbrite.com. Seniors education; comprehensive health services or girls night out. Ticket price includes also are in need of volunteers. For more niques, but employing modern tools and information about volunteering at the Hospice at 801-397-4904. get 10 percent off ticket price. to women before, during and after preg- snacks and water. There will be a bar supplies. This includes a much brighter nancy; nutrition education and family and no outside beverages allowed. To Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- Family History Center color palette, with an old-fashioned twist, 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele The Next Chapter support services. Call 435-841-1380 or register go to Venmo@ladiescommuni- which Autry loves! She is an idealist to The Next Chapter is a free social support Find the Past — come find your ancestors 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free tyclubofTooele. Or pay through PayPal. Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind the core, and an artist who cherishes and educational program to help widows additional information. This is a joint fundraiser for the Eagles and high and noble principles. The public can Life’s Worth Living Foundation and widowers adjust to the loss of their the stake center). Share your past and the Ladies Community Club of Tooele, learn more of your heritage. Whether it Free developmental evaluation view her paintings through January at Suicide support group meetings are spouse through monthly activities. You which are both non-profit organizations. are invited to join others who are on the is your hobby or just a general interest, DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers the Chamber Wall Gallery in the Tooele held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at For more information, call Rosey at 801- same page as you, to begin a new chapter beginner to advanced researcher — all are a variety of services to families with County Chamber of Commerce Building, Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. 403-5169. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele welcome. Trained consultants are avail- infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. 153 S. Main, Tooele, during the chamber’s Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for able to assist you. Hours are Mondays 10 Individualized services are available to regular business hours. the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Special Events more details. a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays noon to 4 p.m., enhance development in communication, There will be a Super Bowl Sunday Party thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- 19th Annual NWTF Banquet & cide, please plan on attending. Please go Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursdays motor development, cognition, social/ at the Eagles Lodge on Feb. 4 starting at Auction Sons of Utah Pioneers noon to 4 p.m. Night hours Tuesday emotional development, self-help skills 3 p.m. There will be eats, a raffle for each on Facebook and like our page to keep Tooele County Strutters, the local chapter Anyone interested in the history of Tooele through Thursday are 7-9 p.m. Individuals and health concerns. Contact us for a free quarter, CD Grab Bags for a $1 and other current with our latest news and events. of the National Wild Turkey Federation, City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we and groups are welcome. Please call 435- developmental evaluation at 435-833- activities. Please bring your special dishes Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- will hold its 19th Annual Banquet and need you. Please come and join us for a 224-5010 to schedule a group or receive 0725. by 3 p.m. and join in the fun. livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. Auction on Saturday, Feb. 24 at Deseret potluck social dinner at the LDS church, information about workshops, training, Family Night will be on Saturday, Feb. 10. Peak Complex. Doors open at 5 p.m. Disabled American Veterans 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- etc. Questions and comments are wel- PMPs Dianne Moore and Sabrina Niles will Early-bird tickets, for a chance to win a Chapter 20 mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- come. 4-H Youth serve Big Dogs with chili, macaroni salad gun safe, will be available until Feb. 10. The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons and cake for dessert at 6:30 p.m. with For tickets or more information, call or Chapter for the Disabled American of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday Senior Center Contest and Classes bingo to follow. The cost is $7 for adults text Collin Smith 435-241-0188, Allison Veterans holds monthly general member- of each month at 6:30 p.m. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To par- and $3.50 for kids under the age of 11. This Smith 801-940-0071 or Laurie Erickson ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- ticipate in 4-H activities, you must register includes two bingo cards for adults and Grandparent Networking Group 435-830-9224. Come join us for a night of 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include as a 4-H member online at ut.4honline. one bingo card for kids. Extra cards can Come meet and network with others fun, food and prizes for the entire family. Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- com. Many scholarships and contests are be purchased for $.25 each. All proceeds who are raising their grandchildren. For who wish to attend the leadership meet- ics, pinochle, movies and wood carving, available on the 4-H website, utah4h.org from the night will go to the Heart Fund. address or other information, call Trisha Tooele Gem and Mineral Society ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the etc. Meals on Wheels is available for the and at the website, extension.usu.edu/ Please come out and support this charity 435-849-2536 or email at tesschelble@ The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For wasatchfront/shared-contests. activity. Public invited. yahoo.com. meets the third Tuesday of the month County veterans are invited to attend. age 60 and above, suggested donation A planning meeting will be held on Club activity kits available (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. All officers are TC Squares Dance Club Many fun activity kits are available to in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- hold its monthly executive and general Transportation is available to the store or encouraged to attend and help plan the The TC Squares Dance Club has begun support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. meetings on the third Thursday of every doctor visits for residents in the Tooele activities for March 2018. See you all dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ Come learn about rocks, minerals and month at the Pioneer Museum (rear and Grantsville areas. For transportation there. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ ways to craft them and enjoy field trips entrance). The executive meeting will information, call 435-843-4102. The Eagles State Trap Shoot will start on West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please discoverkits. for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting Sunday, Feb. 18 at Pleasant Grove. It will bring finger food to share. For more infor- Daughters of Utah Pioneers year. For more information, send ques- will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for be in Tooele on Feb. 25 and at Brigham mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, The DUP is seeking any family histories, tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ volunteer drivers — no DAV membership City on March 4. Tooele needs teams for Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s photographs, books, stories or vintage Charity gmail.com. is required. Will need a VA physical. No the shoot. Sign up sheets are at the lodge website at tcsquares.com. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the monthly meetings are held in December. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Tooele Children’s Justice Center and competition starts at 9 a.m. each Local author seeks photos Tooele County Homemakers Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in A local author and historian is seeking Call commander James Yale at 435-849- W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Sunday. Please come and participate in The new season of Tooele County need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and original photographs of Saltair, Black 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the this fun activity, and show your skills and Homemakers is from September to May. snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, Thomas at 435-830-8487. Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- support the Tooele Eagles. For December and January, the group inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 as well as any similar turn-of-the-century tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Health Department and Aging will meet on the second Tuesday of both S. 100 East, Tooele. attractions and resorts for an upcoming Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Services hours months from 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the USU book project. Those who wish to con- www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or The Tooele County Health Department Extension Office auditorium or inside the United Methodist Dinner Elks tribute information or photographs of www.exploretooele.com. and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- Tooele County Health Department, 151 Tooele United Methodist Church offers a these parks should contact Emma Penrod tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 N. Main, Tooele. The meetings include a free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Meetings at [email protected]. Contributions Grantsville Sociable p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. luncheon and often include speakers. For social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Lodge meetings are held the second and will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be The 134th Grantsville Sociable will be held Check out our calendar on our main page more information, call Cindy at 435-843- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. fourth Tuesday of every month. House released pictorial history book. There is March 17, 2018. If you live in Grantsville for holiday hours and closures. For more 0202 or Thiel at 435-224-4807. committee meetings are held every third no such thing as too many photographs and you are turning 75 in 2018, or are not Tooele Valley Resource Center information, call 435-277-2301. currently on our address list, please email Tuesday of the month. All members are as the author needs a minimum of 160 Tooele County Quilters The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now welcome and encouraged to attend. you address to: [email protected] sharing a building with the Tooele County photographs, and any help is greatly Parkinson’s disease Support It’s a new year and the Tooele County or call 801-884-9766. If you graduated Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Tooele, Friday Night Dinners appreciated. Group Quilters are ready to go. If you’re interest- from Grantsville High School in 1961, your is currently in need of donations. Please Friday Night Dinners have returned and Tooele Valley Free Masons A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be ed, come join us for our first meeting of information is already on file. consider donating items such as deodor- are from 6- 9 p.m. If there is something overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 in the Tooele Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are Adult Religion Class ant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, new or different you would like to see, second Friday of each month for din- Tooele has a support group for persons toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs stop by the social quarters, fill out a sur- with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- $20 per year to be paid at the first meet- The Grantsville West Stake will sponsor a ner and socializing. If you are interested and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. vey and let us know your opinion. ers. You can learn how others are coping ing. All meetings are held on the third BYU adult religion class on New Testament or have questions, please join us at the Those who receive services include indi- with PD and how to live well. We meet the Tuesday of each month. For more informa- Gospels on Wednesdays from Jan. 10-April Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement viduals or families in crisis, the homeless Snacks third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. tion, call 435-843-7649. 11 from 7 -8:30 p.m. at the Grantsville Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at and families at risk of becoming homeless. Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele Seminary, 115 E. Cherry St., Grantsville. 435-277-0087. Caregiver Group Change For more information, call 435-566-5938 social quarters, during business hours: Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at Tuition is $21. The classes will be taught by We’ve changed the date of our meetings or fax 435-843-0244. Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 435-840-3683. Matthew Bunkall. For more information, Tooele Valley Family History for the next 2 months due to holidays. ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 Center call Joe Peterson at 435-884-6326. ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Please join us Monday, January 8th and First Baptist Food Pantry Research your ancestors free with trained The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Monday, February12th from 2 to 3 pm FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele to Recovery” ing an emergency food pantry to meet Dart League at Mountain West Medical Center. The Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Schools the needs of our community. Hours are The Elks will be starting a fall and winter Tooele County Health Department’s East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First dart league at the lodge. The league will Aging Services program is the sponsor for Half-time honor of operation: Tuesday through Friday, (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main be played on Thursday evenings and will these Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver Christine Johnson, Jeff Hamm and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday those affected by someone else’s addic- Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. be a 12-week season, beginning the first Support Groups. The groups are designed Merrill Nelson will be inducted into the evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Thursday in October. Contact the Lodge by sharing our experience, strength and to provide emotional, educational and Grantsville High School Hall of Fame at Food Banks or Jesse 435-224-7228 with any questions. by appointment only. Special classes social support for caregivers. Questions GHS during the basketball game on Feb. 2. offered regularly. Call the center for more hope. For more information, please con- Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville tact Terri at 435-313-4851. call 435-277-2440. The game starts at 7 p.m. at half time dur- Emergency Food Pantry, and the Tooele information. ing the basketball game on Feb. 2. Historical Society County Food Bank are in need of canned Tooele Family Al-Anon Military Items Wanted meats, soups, pasta and any non-perish- Story and Craft Hour Historical books Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays When you no longer want your military able foods. We are accepting donations items, do not take them to Deseret Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Tooele County Historical Society’s books at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s for Pathways Women’s and Children’s Industries or a thrift store. Bring them TOOELE Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy are available to purchase at meetings. The basement at the back of the building. For TRANSCRIPT Shelter (victims of domestic abuse). They — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, the adventures of books and make fun History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, questions or more information, please are in need of socks, underwear, blankets shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, BULLETIN crafts. For more information, call 435-833- The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish and to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be Delivering the News Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, cards depicting four different pioneer remover) toys. Anything will be appreci- displayed with honor and respect. Call Tooele. Please enter through the south buildings for $4. These make great gifts Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U in Tooele County for ated. Underwear and socks must be new. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. side doors. for family and friends. Please call Alice This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the More Than 120 Years Other items can be gently used. Please Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Free Preschool Hour help us help our community. Drop boxes Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Children’s Choir Auditions purchase these books. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele are located in the Intermountain Staffing contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Subscribe 435-882-0050 Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Office, 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. Seeking Historical Items at 435-849-4180. tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 of learning, singing and creating. The class The Tooele County Historical Society is for all children up to 5 years old. Please Baby blankets needed Alcoholics Anonymous Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- would like members of the community come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- who have any family or personal histories, Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Bulletin Board Policy mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We ery at Mountain West Medical Center. p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at Blankets should be new and in good photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, are located at West Elementary School, VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Utah Ave. For more information, contact 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin condition. Homemade blankets are also Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter would like to donate to our organization Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- through the south side doors. accepted if new. Donations can be turned 694-2624. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West to please call us. We are also looking for Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot St. Marguerite Catholic School Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Food Addicts in Recovery guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please chures or any history that pertains to the The only faith-based school in Tooele Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Anonymous call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later Tooele County area. If you would like to County. Students of all faiths are wel- any questions. Are you having trouble controlling the than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. donate them to our organization, or if you THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

One important thing to understand when you read is © 2018 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 34, No. 8 cause and effect.

For example, in the legend Why are sunny winter days COLD, of Groundhog while sunny summer days are Day, when the HOT? Kid Scoop’s winter expert groundhog sees his shadow, he Dr. I. Cicle explains it all! goes back in his burrow. In this case, the effect is that the groundhog goes back in his burrow. That is what happens. What causes him to go back in his burrow? Getting frightened by his shadow.

1. With a parent or learning buddy at home, select an article from today’s newspaper. Read the headline. Discuss what you think caused the news reported in the headline.

2. The headline usually tells what happened. This is called an effect. Read aloud to your learning buddy the first paragraph of the article. Does this tell you the cause? Read the rest of the article aloud. After each paragraph, stop and discuss what you have learned about what caused the news reported in the headline.

Complete the following: Standards Link: Earth Science: Students know that weather can be observed, measured and described; changes in weather and seasons are affected by the Earth’s position. HEADLINE (effect):

Try this experiment to understand the difference between indirect and direct sunlight. Keep track of your work on a separate sheet of paper like the Scientist’s Notebook.

• 2 metal pie tins • a sunny winter • watch or clock • a rock or flat pans day (Fig. 1) direct sunlight (Fig. 2) indirect sunlight

1. Lay one pan flat on the ground in the CAUSE(s): direct sunlight. SCIENTISTʼS NOTEBOOK (Fig. 1) Question Hypothesis Observation Conclusion Without the sun 2. Tilt the other pan we wouldn’t on its side. Lean it Which pan do What do you Which pan Was your have newspapers against a rock or a you think will think the was warmer in hypothesis because shoe. This pan is feel warmer answer to the three minutes? correct? What newsprint is being hit with after three question is? did you learn made from trees indirect sunlight. minutes in the from this and trees need winter sun? experiment? (Fig. 2) pan in direct pan in direct the sun to grow. sunlight sunlight Look through 3. Wait three minutes. the newspaper for other things 4. Which pan is pan in pan in that need the warmer? indirect indirect sun to exist. sunlight sunlight Standards Link: Standards Link: Investigation: Language Arts/Research: Students will make predictions based Use the newspaper to on observation; answer meaningful locate information. questions and draw conclusions. NAME:

NAME OF LEARNING BUDDY: The sun is covered with spots! SUNLIGHT Find the words by looking up, Use the spots to solve the down, backwards, forwards, EXPERIMENT Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: mystery questions. sideways and diagonally. Distinguish between cause and effect in text. 0 2 SUMMER How far is the sun 1 S I S E H T O P Y H from the Earth? MILES D A L L A B W O N S PAPER million miles 4 I W N I R E M M U S (149.6 million km) 3 5 6 DIAMETER A S S D N X T N E R This week’s word: How long does it take HYPOTHESIS HYPOTHESIS METAL M I M E T A L R S E The noun hypothesis the sun to make one 7 9 complete rotation? 8 means a suggestion or WINTER E X P E R I M E N T guess not proved but the basis for further study. Earth days SAND T A R S G T L P U N SNOWBALL The class was asked to What is the diameter WARNING! E E O H S I N A S I test their hypothesis. of the sun? Never look directly at PAN the sun as this can R H T I M N A P N W Try to use the word , miles. damage your eyesight! AXIS hypothesis in a sentence (1.4 million km) Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical today when talking with SHOE words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. Standards Link: Earth Science: Students know about the sun, planets and stars. your friends and family.

Who cares about the weather? Why is the weather report important to different Winter people? Why is it important to a farmer, an astronaut or a fireman? Find an article or picture Poem in the newspaper of a person who cares about Write a poem about

the weather. Tell why this person cares. winter or winter

Ice caps. Ice Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Understand the main ANSWER: weather. idea and supporting details in expository text. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 1, 2018 Like Hostetler, Foles goes Kansas City trades ex-Ute from backup to Super Bowl QB Smith to Washington MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — and it showed. I had a team did for Carolina when he WASHINGTON (AP) — 31,888 yards and 183 touch- Under coach Jay Gruden, Soon after Carson Wentz went similar to Philly. They’ve ral- replaced Rodney Peete at Kansas City has agreed to downs in 12 NFL seasons with Cousins became the first down with a season-ending lied around each other and halftime of the 2003 sea- trade quarterback Alex Smith the San Francisco 49ers and Redskins QB to start all 16 knee injury and Philadelphia’s nobody gives them a chance. son opener; Brady when he to Washington, a move that Chiefs. games for three consecutive Super Bowl hopes were placed When nobody gives you a stepped in for an injured Drew spells the end of Kirk Cousins’ Smith is “one of the best seasons. He threw for at least on backup Nick Foles’ right chance and you’re a close-knit Bledsoe in Week 3 in 2001; time with the Redskins and competitors and teammates 4,000 yards in each, while arm, Jeff Hostetler’s phone team that has been through and Joe Kapp, who replaced hands the Chiefs’ job to Patrick I’ve ever been around,” Chiefs totaling 81 touchdowns and 36 lit up. adversity, look out, you can be Gary Cuozzo for Minnesota in Mahomes. tight end Travis Kelce posted interceptions. But Washington Out of all the quarterbacks dangerous.” the second game in 1969. Two people with direct on Twitter. “Someone who I only played in one playoff who have gone from holding Hostetler said he had Then there were teams knowledge of the deal con- owe a lot of my success to, and game during that span, going clipboards to begin the season gained confidence by being looking for a midseason jolt firmed the move to The a guy that’s been a class act 9-7, 8-7-1 and, most recently, to Super Bowl starter to end thrown in late in a win against that turned into Super Bowl Associated Press on Tuesday through all the ups n downs.” 7-9 in Cousins’ time as a it, Hostetler’s path might have Dallas early in the season, wins. Roger Staubach shared night on condition of anonym- The Redskins acquired starter. been most similar to Foles’ and then leading a comeback time with Craig Morton in ity because the transaction Smith and signed him to the Cousins has been the big- journey. It provides some hope against the Cardinals after 1971 before taking over for can’t be completed until the kind of long-term deal they gest question hovering over to the Eagles heading into Simms got injured in Game 6. good midway through the start of the new league year balked at with Cousins, who Washington’s offseason — Sunday’s title game against But by the time he stepped year to launch a Hall of Fame in March. One person told the became the first QB to play and, indeed, hovering over five-time Super Bowl win- in for Simms in December, career with his first Super AP the Redskins had agreed back-to-back seasons on the the whole organization for a ner Tom Brady and the New Hostetler had thrown 93 Bowl win. Three years later, to a four-year extension with franchise tag. Cousins can couple of years as the team England Patriots. passes since entering the NFL Terry Bradshaw began the Smith, who had one year left become a free agent next failed to sign him to a long- “When it happened, all of a in 1984. Hostetler managed season on the bench behind on his contract. month at age 29. term deal. sudden my phone starts ring- to lead the Giants to two wins Joe Gilliam before taking over Smith, who turns 34 in May, “Nothing really surprises me According to ESPN, ing off the hook,” Hostetler to end the regular season, a as starter in Week 7, then win- spent the past five seasons anymore,” Redskins tight end Washington is sending a third- said. “When you really start to lopsided playoff opener over ning the first of four Super with the Chiefs, leading them Niles Paul tweeted . Former round draft pick and corner- look at it, this is probably out Chicago, then upsets over Bowl titles. Trent Dilfer then to the playoffs four times while Redskins QB Robert Griffin III back Kendall Fuller to Kansas of all the times it’s happened two-time defending champion stepped in for Tony Banks throwing for 102 touchdowns tweeted : “Some how...Some City in the trade, which can- since I played, this may be the San Francisco in the NFC title midway through the 2000 sea- and 33 interceptions. He car- way...they will blame this on not be finalized until March most similar when you get to game (15-13 on five field son for Baltimore, lost his first ries a $17 million salary-cap me. No doubt.” 14. The Kansas City Star first all the nuts and bolts about it.” goals) and Buffalo (20-19)in start and then won 11 in a row hit for 2018. Cousins, drafted by the reported the deal. Hostetler had started just the Super Bowl. behind a dominant defense. Kansas City saves cap space Redskins in the fourth round This is the second time two games in almost seven full “There were lots of things There were three other and can turn to Mahomes, the out of Michigan State in a team coached by Andy seasons for the Giants when that were said, lots of negative cases of injuries leading to 10th pick in last year’s draft 2012 — the same year they Reid has traded a 33-year- Phil Simms injured his foot in things,” Hostetler said. “That changes before the stretch run, out of Texas Tech, as its new traded up to Griffin with the old QB to the Redskins. Week 14. After starting that fed me because none of those with Vince Ferragamo replac- starter. No 2 pick — likely leaves Reid’s Philadelphia Eagles season with 10 straight wins, guys had seen me play. I never ing Pat Haden for the Rams in Smith becomes Washington with the fourth- dealt Donovan McNabb to the Giants lost three out of had the opportunity. It wasn’t 1979; Jim Plunkett stepping in Washington’s new franchise most passing yards in franchise Washington in 2010 for sec- four and were mostly writ- like I had gone out there and for Dan Pastorini the follow- quarterback after throwing for history, more than 16,000. ond- and third-round picks. ten off as a contender when failed and that’s why I was ing year in Oakland; and Colin Simms got hurt. a backup. I was a backup Kaepernick doing the same in There was a similar mood because we didn’t have free San Francisco after Alex Smith in Philadelphia when MVP agency and I was behind a guy had a concussion in 2012. contender Wentz got hurt who was playing really well But of all those quarter- Rubio’s double-double leads in Los Angeles in a win that who hadn’t gotten hurt.” backs, only Hostetler, Foles improved the Eagles to 11-2, Foles is the 14th quarter- and Washington’s Doug but left them with a backup back to start the Super Bowl Williams made it to the Super Jazz to rout against Warriors quarterback running the show. after not holding that role for Bowl with as few as two “Everyone had jumped off the season opener, includ- regular-season starts that SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — have. You’re going to lose. ... champs, you always get that the bandwagon,” Hostetler ing Brady (2016) and Ben season. Williams made his Golden State Warriors coach It happens. It’s the NBA. It’s a extra energy,” Rubio said. “But recalled. “We were completely Roethlisberger (2010), who starts early in the year before Steve Kerr was disgusted by long season. we got to bring it every night. It shot as a team. That was the were suspended to start those stepping in for Jay Schroeder his team’s effort in a 30-point “Our guys will tell you, that was a great night to see where outside looking in. Inside seasons. The others fall into a in the season finale and spark- blowout on Tuesday night. For was a pathetic effort out there. our level can be and we got to where we were at, we just few categories. ing a comeback victory over the Utah Jazz, it was the best That was disgusting basket- bring it every night.” rallied the wagons. It was There were those who Minnesota, leading to coach win of a disappointing season. ball.” Joe Ingles led a 3-point bar- us versus the world. We just seized the job early in the sea- Joe Gibbs’ decision to make a Ricky Rubio scored 23 points The loss ended a three-game rage by the Jazz that gave the rallied around each other son such as Jake Delhomme change for the playoffs. and handed out 11 assists as winning streak for the Warriors, team a 13-point lead at half- the Utah Jazz stunned the who had won seven of eight time that was extended to 18 Golden State Warriors 129-99. before facing the Jazz. It was at the end of the third quarter. “I saw one team get their their largest loss of the season. The Aussie knocked down a Wildcats “We’re trying to go into state (tail) kicked,” Kerr said. “Our Utah now has a three-game career-high six triples, finished continued from page B1 hearts weren’t in it. At this win streak for just the third with 20 points and the Jazz and make them remember us.” level, if your heart’s not in it, I time this season. shot 50.0 percent from behind don’t care how much talent you “When you play against the the arc. state to take notice of her — Adri Delgadillo, Wendover junior center squad — a team that will return its entire roster next like, ‘hmm, we don’t want to “I think a lot of times, season and had just one senior go to Wendover,’ and now it’s easy to forget about us last year. teams are, ‘we want to play because we’re so far out Buffs “We actually have teams you.’” there,” she said. “We’re try- continued from page B1 who are asking to play us, Delgadillo said it has been ing to go into state and make which is a new thought for fun seeing her team start to them remember us.” well. Teams that have gone us,” she said. “Before, it was make some noise. [email protected] man against us, we’ve executed really well against them. We wanted to show that we belong the potential to make some So, if the Wildcats aren’t at the top of the region, and Vaughan noise at this year’s state tour- quite a finished product yet, we won by 20, so that’s good nament, just imagine what they’re getting awfully close. momentum.” continued from page B1 the Wildcats will be able to do And that should be a source of Park City coach Michael next year with eight seniors excitement for Utah’s western- Doleac got his team to play a perimeter. Sophomore Alana on the roster. There are some most school. little better after Tooele’s initial Henderson is averaging better schools in Class 1A who barely outburst, and the Miners trailed than nine rebounds per game have eight girls in their entire Darren Vaughan is a veteran by 13 points with 2:36 to go in and has three double-doubles senior class, and Wendover sports writer from Moab, Utah. the first half. But a 7-0 Buffs this year. In 1A ball, you need will have that many on its var- He would like to figure out run, with two buckets from contributions from every- sity roster. Even Tooele, a Class what they put in the water in Swan and a three-point play where, and Wendover’s getting 4A school roughly 10 times Wendover to create such suc- from freshman center Justin them from players forced to Wendover’s size, only has five cessful basketball teams this Rogers, stretched Tooele’s play big roles at a young age. seniors on its varsity team this year. Email him at dvaughan@ advantage to 43-23 at the And while Wendover has year. tooeletranscript.com. break. That made the rest of the game largely an exercise in clock control, as the Buffaloes slowed their breakneck offen- sive pace. They still stretched their lead to 24 after three quarters as senior Mitchell Bunn scored seven points in the third, and Johnsen emp- 2 018 PREP tied his bench after a Kyler Hymas 3-pointer put the Buffs up 61-32 with 5:23 left in the game. of Hymas had 17 points for FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ATHLETES the WEEK Tooele, while Bunn finished Tooele senior Mitchell Bunn snags a rebound during the Buffaloes’ home game against Park City last month. During Wednesday night’s rematch with nine and Rogers had in Park City, Bunn scored nine points as the Buffs beat the Miners 69-49. seven. Collin Lawrence had five DUARDO GOMEZ SENIOR points, including a 3-pointer Wednesday at home against we’ve got to beat Ben Lomond WENDOVER BASKETBALL near the end of the first quarter. Stansbury. on Friday or Wednesday’s game Gomez had a game-high 19 points to go with four Von Satter and Erwin Figueroa “We can’t have it be a trap doesn’t matter as much.” each scored four and Dawson game, so we have to focus on Nathaniel Lowe led Park assists and four steals as the Wildcats rolled to an Banks, Canyon Christensen and Ben Lomond (on Thursday) City with 13 points. Alex 82-37 win over county rival Dugway on Friday. He is Tyler Beer had two each. in practice, get a ‘W’ on Friday Obradovich had 12 and Mark averaging 10.3 points per game this season as the Tooele faces Ben Lomond and get ready to go to war on McCurdy added 10 for the at home on Friday night Wednesday,” Johnsen said. Miners. Wildcats have posted a 15-3 record. before a crucial matchup next “Wednesday’s a big one, but [email protected]

Tintic 79, Wendover 66 Grantsville boys basketball Wrap Tooele 69, Park City 49 vs. Morgan, 7 p.m. KAYLA ALVEY SOPHOMORE continued from page A10 Stansbury 57, Ben Lomond 46 Stansbury wrestling at Divisional Tournament at Uintah HS STANSBURY BASKETBALL Juan Diego 69, Ogden 46 Canyon View 55, Cedar 36 Grantsville wrestling at Divisional Alvey scored a career-high 13 points, draining three Carbon 72, Maeser Prep 21 Juab 43, Union 34 Desert Hills 63, Snow Canyon 47 Tournament at Richfield HS 3-pointers, in the Stallions’ blowout win over Park Providence Hall 49, ALA 36 Dixie 49, Pine View 27 Tooele wrestling at Divisional City last Thursday. Alvey’s 11 3-pointers this season Morgan 50, South Summit 36 Tournament at Dixie HS Emery 73, North Sanpete 16 Saturday’s games rank second on the team, providing SHS with a spark Richfield 58, Manti 16 Summit Academy 65, Judge Memorial 62 Stansbury wrestling at Divisional off the bench as the Stallions are off to a 13-5 start. Delta 37, South Sevier 34 Tournament at Uintah HS Providence Hall 78, ALA 63 Notable HS boys basketball Grantsville wrestling at Divisional Carbon 65, Maeser Prep 56 scores Tournament at Richfield HS Union 63, Juab 58 Tuesday Tooele wrestling at Divisional Mountain View 45, Uintah 42 Emery 81, North Sanpete 76 Tournament at Dixie HS Orem 67, Payson 50 Manti 76, Richfield 64 Tuesday’s games 435.775.9973 Salem Hills 86, Spanish Fork 63 Schedule Grantsville girls basketball tooelemedicalgroup.com San Juan 76, Monticello 60 Friday’s games at Judge Memorial, 7 p.m. Wednesday Tooele boys basketball Tooele girls basketball Milford 63, Dugway 48 vs. Ben Lomond, 7 p.m. at Stansbury, 7 p.m. THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C1

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We another use. Continue with the Itr aditionally watch the remaining bread. Super Bowl at our friends’ 3. Lay the bread slices on a home while sitting in the same rimmed baking sheet and brush comfortable recliners, and with with the melted butter. Place the same results ... my favorite in oven and toast until crisp, teams loses! about 5 minutes. The cheering, jeering and 4. Spread about 1 table- excitement can create a hearty spoon of the pepper cheese appetite, and no one wants or tortilla chips. Makes about mixture on the bread. Top with to miss a minute of the game 2 cups. some pastrami, a pickle and while grabbing something to another slice of bread. eat. These super snacks can be SUPER BOWL MINI- 5. To make the laces, cut the prepared ahead of time and FOOTBALL SANDWICHES cheese into 16 long strips. Cut will satisfy the biggest football 1 cup shredded cheddar and each strip into 1 long and 3 fans without taking the host or Monterey Jack cheese short pieces. Lay the long strip hostess away from the game. blend lengthwise on the sandwich, While I might not pick a win- 1/3 cup pickled piquant pep- and then the 3 short strips ning team, I’m always voted pers, such as peppadews, crosswise to make the laces. MVC (Most Valuable Chef) chopped Repeat with all the strips. Put when halftime rolls around and 2 tablespoons mayonnaise the sandwiches back into the these snacks are served! 1 teaspoon yellow mustard oven for 2 minutes to set the 2 cloves garlic, chopped browned, breaking up meat. Bake 25 minutes or until 1 teaspoon ground black cheese laces. 1 tablespoon chili powder With slotted spoon, transfer toothpick inserted into topping BUFFALO CHICKEN DIP pepper 6. Secure the sandwiches 1/4 teaspoon ground chipo- beef to bowl; discard excess fat. comes out clean. Let stand 10 1 package (8 ounces) cream 32 slices cocktail pumper- with a toothpick and serve. tle chile 2. To same skillet, add onion minutes. Garnish with cilantro. cheese, softened nickel, sourdough, rye or Makes 16 mini sandwiches. 1 can (14 ounces) fire-roast- and peppers; cook 7 minutes, Serves 6-8. 1 cup cooked chicken breast whole-grain bread squares ed diced tomatoes stirring. Add garlic, chili pow- 1/2 cup Buffalo wing sauce 2 tablespoons unsalted but- CHILI CORNBREAD BAKE 1 can (14 ounces) kidney der and chipotle chile. Cook 2 Angela Shelf Medearis is 1/2 cup ranch or blue cheese ter, melted You can prepare this deli- beans, rinsed and drained minutes, stirring. an award-winning children’s salad dressing 8 ounces thinly sliced pas- cious combination of chili and 1 can (14 ounces) refried 3. Return beef to skillet. author, culinary historian 2 cups shredded Colby- trami cornbread ahead of time and beans Stir in tomatoes, beans, corn and the author of seven cook- Monterey Jack cheese 16 bread and butter pickle keep it warm in the oven until 1 can (14 ounces) whole and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Cook 3 books. Her new cookbook is French bread baguette slices, slices you’re ready to serve. Feel free kernel corn minutes or until mixture is hot. “The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic celery ribs, carrot sticks or 1 to 2 slices (cut into 4-inch to use a good-quality, packaged 2/3 cup fine- to medium- Remove from heat. Cookbook.” Her website is tortilla chips squares) white American cornbread mix if you’re pressed ground cornmeal 4. Meanwhile, whisk corn- www.divapro.com. To see how- cheese for time, and add in the ser- 2/3 cup all-purpose flour meal, flour, baking powder and to videos, recipes and much, 1. Heat oven to 350 F. rano chiles as directed to the 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt. In separate much more, Like Angela Shelf Spread cream cheese into an 1. Preheat the oven to 375 packaged mix. 1 large egg bowl, whisk egg, milk and Medearis, The Kitchen Diva! on ungreased shallow 1 quart bak- degrees F. Mix the shredded 2/3 cup milk remaining 3 tablespoons oil; Facebook. 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Transfer skillet to oven. The antidote for chaos is to love your neighbor as yourself Christ versus the crowd: An interview with Jordan B. Peterson

DAVID GORNOSKI Yet, to the Greeks, it was very but petty, crowd-possessed peo- much a necessary transference ple blinded by fear and envy. oinciding with the release of pent-up all-against-all aggres- It is in that vein that Peterson’s of his new book 12 Rules sion and resentment before it 12 Rules for Life strikes such a Cfor Life: An Antidote to spilled into runaway chaos. In powerful chord in our cultural Chaos, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sat other words, as the High Priest moment. Each of the twelve axi- down with me earlier this week who led the plot to execute Jesus oms center on self-sacrifice rath- in New York City to provide pow- Caiaphas said, “It is better that er than the sacrifice of someone erful new insights on the histori- one man die than the whole else — a radical new antidote for cal transition from the sacrifice nation perish.” chaos much more dangerous and of others to self-sacrifice. We Today, we see clearly that the powerful than the old antidote of explored how to dismantle mob ancient world’s antidote to chaos violent sacrifice that shaped our Dr. Jordan B. Peterson violence and defeat witch hunts; — collective violence against an ancestral roots. his response to his recent contro- innocent person (or at least, no Peterson’s meek defiance of mercy, not sacrifice. That the to clean their rooms before they versial interview with Channel more guilty than anyone else victim-garbed collective aggres- individual human being is sacred seek to impose their will on soci- 4’s Cathy Newman, and how for social tensions) — is nothing sion is in service to Jesus’s per- in body, mind, speech, and, by ety. This principle comes from 12 Rules for Life: the imitation of Christ can save more than crowd madness and sonhood revolution: the simple extension, the fruits of his or her the notion of not condemning An Antidote to Chaos our civilization. Along the way, scapegoating. We are able to see notion that instead of sacrificing labor. That no ideology or witch one’s brother for the speck in by Jordan B. Peterson Dr. Peterson engaged synergies this because of the lens the Bible your neighbors and blaming hunt can repeal the beauty and their eye when we have a plank Random House Canada between his own insights and the provides us after two millennia of them for the chaos you feel, it is dignity of the individual, no mat- in our own. As we clean our groundbreaking anthropological its narrative and ethic clarifying better to sacrifice your own pride, ter who they are. rooms collectively, we will con-  work of the late René Girard and our perspective. clean your own room, and resist Peterson’s encounters with tinue to find the hidden bones of David Gornoski is your neigh- his Mimetic theory. In the Gospels, as René Girard the urge to reciprocate aggres- angry, zealous mobs continue to our sacrificial victims, past and bor – as well as an entrepreneur, helps us see, we have the inau- sion and insult to those who seek capture the zeitgeist of our times present. We will see the barbar- speaker and writer. He recently Interview Reflections guration of a personhood revolu- to harm you. In short, it is better the world over, because telling ity of voting crowds demanding launched a project called A The ancient Greeks had a tion in which every human being that we stop unconsciously imi- the truth has a magnetic power. laws that initiate violence against Neighbor’s Choice, which seeks to word for antidote, pharmakos, is made to be a sacred temple tating Caiaphas because the old Just like the Gospel writers told peaceful persons for nonviolent introduce Jesus’ culture of non- that they very much used as a deserving of love and respect. In pharmakos prescription is past the truth that Jesus, the one, behaviors such as drug use, vices, violence to both Christians and cure for chaos. In the pharmakos the Gospel accounts of his pas- its expiration. We no longer need was innocent and undeserv- or speech heresies like Peterson’s the broader public. A Neighbor’s ritual, a deformed, weak, or men- sion, Jesus wrestles the camera to cling to our collective group ing of violence from the many, resistance to Canada’s C-16 trans- Choice is also the name of his tally ill person would be wined of mythic history away from the identities (race, gender, ethnicity, smartphone cameras unmask gender pronoun law. weekly radio show on state vio- and dined as a god, paraded persecuting collective always etc.) to shape laws as a tool of and defang the power of people Reject the tyrannical impulses lence and alternative solutions through the streets, and then rit- searching for a scapegoat and vengeance against those we fear possessed by crowds screaming on the Left and the Right. The to it. ually murdered outside the city. undresses the crowd of all its and hate. We can instead crucify in Peterson’s ears as he peacefully antidote for chaos is to love your Watch the full Jorden Peterson It is easy for us moderns to look power. It is not the gods or, in the monster inside us. keeps proclaiming the dignity of neighbor as yourself. Enjoy the interview here: back at such rituals and sneer at our modern case, ideology, that What made the West great was personhood. interview and spread the mes- https://youtu.be/8_8Rb53D7GI the primitive barbarity of it all. demands coercion and violence this simple truth. God desires Peterson likes to tell people sage. THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C3 Cream-puff hearts for Valentine’s Day

ream puffs look so shapes with a pencil on 2 sate for the expansion of the fancy, but they are easy sheets of parchment paper cut dough. The bottom “V” shape Cto make from scratch to fit 2 cookie sheets. Press of the heart should be narrow with your kids. Really! Give hard enough as you draw so and pointed. them a try for a special occa- that you see the hearts on the sion such as Valentine’s Day, reverse side. (If you need a To bake: Feb. 14. This heart-shaped ver- pattern for drawing the hearts, In preheated 375 F oven. sion with a scoop of ice cream cut out a heart from an index Bake for 25 minutes or until or whipped cream between the card, or simply use a similar- slightly puffed and golden. layers is a delicious treat for 4 large eggs size cookie cutter.) Turn the Remove from oven; cut a small celebrating with your family. Whipped cream or vanilla parchment over and lay on slit in the sides to release ice cream, for serving cookie sheets. steam and to cool. CREAM-PUFF HEARTS Strawberries or raspberries, (Makes 12) for serving (optional) To prepare dough: To serve: Chocolate sauce or confec- An adult should heat the Slice each cream-puff heart 1 cup water tioner’s sugar, for serving water with the butter and salt crosswise. Spoon whipped 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted to a rolling boil in a saucepan. cream or a small scoop of ice butter To prepare baking sheets: Stir in the flour over low heat cream on the bottom half. Set Pinch of salt Let your school-age child until the mixture is smooth top half over filling. Top with 1 cup all-purpose flour draw 12 3-by-3-inch heart and forms a ball. Remove from raspberries or sliced strawber- heat and let stand 3 minutes. ries (cut vertically to make Place in a mixing bowl. thin heart shapes), if you wish. Let your child crack the eggs Drizzle chocolate sauce on top in a small bowl, then pour the or, for a lighter touch, let your contents into the bowl with the preschooler use a strainer to flour mixture, and beat with dust with confectioner’s sugar. an electric mixer. At first the • • • mixture will look like scram- Donna Erickson’s award- bled eggs. Continue beating winning series “Donna’s Day” until smooth and shiny. is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of To form each heart: her creative family recipes Drop large spoonfuls of and activities, visit www.don- dough onto the center of each nasday.com and link to the heart shape on the cookie NEW Donna’s Day Facebook Patrick Schwarzenegger sheets. (I use an ice-cream fan page. Her latest book is scoop.) Let your kids spread “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous wo-time Oscar winner Four-time Oscar nominee the dough with their fingers to Funstuff for Families.” Sally Field recently Michelle Williams — for form each heart shape. After Tstarred in the Netflix “Brokeback Mountain” practice, I discovered that the © 2018 Donna Erickson film “Little Evil,” with Adam (2005), “Blue Valentine” top “V” of the heart should be Distributed by King Features Synd. Scott and “Lost’s” Evangeline (2011), “My Week With extra-wide and low to compen- Lilly, which became avail- Marilyn” (2011) and able for download Sept. 1. “Manchester by the Sea” It was such a hit that Netflix (2016) — has two big films immediately signed Field out at the same time. First to a recurring role in its up was the musical “The upcoming 10-part series Greatest Showman” (which Should women still take estrogen? “Maniac,” starring Emma I loved), as Hugh Jackman’s Stone and Jonah Hill. Stone wife, followed by “All the DEAR DR. ROACH: I have a since it is the same hormone able relief I’ve gotten from the also is starring in the his- Money in the World,” as question concerning estradiol. that a woman’s body makes, as small, very painful cracks that torical biographical film Christopher Plummer’s My gynecologist has me taking opposed to conjugated equine used to develop at the ends of “The Favourite,” with Rachel daughter and mother of his 1 milligram of estradiol daily. estrogen (Premarin), which my fingers next to the nails, Weisz and Nicholas Hoult. kidnapped grandson. She’s My internist recommends that was most commonly used in usually in the winter. Since I Meanwhile, Julia Roberts, already completed the com- I not take it. Which recommen- the 1990s and earlier. The type started taking 1,000 mg of fish whose last film, “Wonder” edy “I Feel Pretty,” with Amy dation should I follow? I have of estrogen may make a dif- oil once a day, I have had only (2017), cost $20 million and Schumer, due June 29, and never had hot flashes, so that ference in terms of risk. Also, one crack. — R.L.S. grossed $218 million, is cur- “Venom,” with Tom Hardy is not a problem. My internist estrogen is seldom given with- ANSWER: I couldn’t find rently shooting “Ben Is Back.” as the new Marvel Universe says that I need to gradually out a progesterone compound any studies on this, but anec- She stars opposite Lucas superhero, coming Oct. 5. stop taking the estradiol. He in women who have not had dotal reports say fish oil may Hedges (Oscar nominee for • • • says that this medicine has their uterus removed, and the be helpful and is unlikely to 2016’s “Manchester by the Jared Leto, Oscar winner more problems than benefits. type of progesterone appears harm. It’s reasonable to give Sea” and currently starring in for “Dallas Buyer’s Club” It is hard to choose what to to make a major difference in women who start estrogen it a try. I would recommend “Lady Bird”) and Emmy win- (2013), who rode “Suicide do. What do you recommend? risk. immediately at menopause a supplement that contains ner Courtney B. Vance (for Squad” from its $175 million — H.L. Briefly, the evidence sug- have a lower risk of heart dis- both EPA and DHA. The Costco “The People v O.J. Simpson: cost to a $747 million gross, ANSWER: Back in the gests that estrogen reduces ease than those who start five brand was found to be of high American Crime Story.”) will be back for the sequel, 1990s, we often recommended the risk of colon cancer and or 10 years after menopause quality. • • • which starts filming in March that women take estrogen in of osteoporosis and fractures. (in fact, they may have an • • • The “son” also rises! for a 2019 release. He’s just order to prevent problems, However, it increases the risk overall lower risk, compared Dr. Roach regrets that Patrick Schwarzenegger, son completed “The Outsider,” in addition to treating hot of blood clots. The largest with women who don’t take he is unable to answer indi- of Arnold Schwarzenegger, with Emile Hirsch and Rory flashes. Two important studies areas of confusion are in breast estrogen). Women who took vidual letters, but will incor- began as a model, played Cochrane (of “Argo” and cur- came out showing that estro- cancer and heart disease. For estrogen alone did not have an porate them in the column Romeo in the Ariana Grande rently in “Hostiles”), and is gen appeared to cause prob- conjugated estrogens with increased risk of breast cancer. whenever possible. Readers music video for “Right editing the documentary “A lems as well as prevent them. medroxyprogesterone, which Because of the known may email questions to There,” had small roles Day in the Life of America,” The definitive answer as to has the best information, for harms of estrogen, at this time ToYourGoodHealth@med. in “Stuck in Love,” with which he began putting whether estrogen causes more 1,000 women in 10 years there neither I nor any expert body cornell.edu. To view and order Greg Kinnear and Jennifer together last July 4 with problems than it prevents still were seven more heart attacks, recommends taking estrogen health pamphlets, visit www. Connelly, and “Grown-Ups 2” cameras all over the country. isn’t known, and it probably eight more strokes, eight more just to prevent problems. Until rbmamall.com, or write to (2013), with Adam Sandler. In addition, he has plans to depends on many factors. 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Some were low-pitched barking in the intended to discourage Thought for the Day: “One • It was Italian novelist, phi- dense forests where it lives. unwanted suitors, but others of the truest tests of integrity is its blunt refusal to be compro- losopher and university • Third-century Saint were just mean, accusing the mised.” professor Umberto Eco who Lawrence of Rome was mar- recipient of being too aggres- — Chinua Achebe made the following sage tyred for his faith by being sive (for women) or too observation: “Fear prophets roasted alive on a gridiron. submissive (for men) or of © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. and those prepared to die for I suppose it makes a certain putting on airs, among other the truth, for as a rule they kind of sense, then, that he’s things. 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Larry “Doc” Shepard (Carrell) tied with at 14 games? gets the news that his son, 4. When was the last time a Marine, has been killed in before 2016 (Kentucky’s Iraq. He enlists his friends Sal Malik Monk) that a player (Cranston), a rowdy bar owner, scored at least 47 points and Richard (Fishburne), for- in a game against the Uni- mer womanizer and trouble- versity of North Carolina’s maker turned reverend, to help men’s basketball team? him bury his son. Doc decides 5. The Vegas Golden Knights, “God’s Own Country” against an Arlington funeral, in their inaugural NHL (R) — In a remote section opting instead to bring his season (2017-18), set a of Yorkshire, Johnny (Josh son home to New Hampshire. record with an eight-game O’Connor) toils at his fam- Easier said than done. Along 1. When was the last time winning streak. Name ei- ily farm, tough hardscrabble the way, director Richard before 2016 that the Chi- ther of the two teams that work with his only escape Linklater paints a portrait of cago Cubs won 100-plus won five in a row in their being cheap assignations after these heroes (of both genera- games in a season? first NHL season. a night of heavy drinking at tions) with equal measures of 2. Two major-league players 6. Who did the U.S. men’s the local pub. Into this life of reminiscing and ribbing. each smacked a triple to hockey team beat in the desolation comes Gheorghe “Professor Marston and Josh O’Connor, Alec Secareanu in “God’s Own Country” reach 3,000 career hits. final game to secure the (Alec Secareanu), a Romanian the Wonder Women” (R) migrant who will assist in Name either one to do it. Olympic gold medal in — Yowza. This is no Marvel a burlesque outfit and all her ed summer camp. Listen. I’m a lambing season. The heart feature. It’s the biographical friends in Harper’s Bazaar are Tyler Perry fan, OK. I recognize 3. New Orleans QB Drew 1960? wants what the heart wants, tale of psychologist William sorority girls who have spank- the contributions of Madea to Brees set a regular-season 7. Brooks Koepka, in 2017, even in — or maybe especially Moulton Marston (Luke ing parties, and everybody both the black community and record in 2016 for most tied a men’s U.S. Open in — adverse circumstances. Evans), the creator of Wonder fights Nazis and rides in an comedy, but we need to stop 400-yard passing games in record for lowest score to The longing and loneliness and Woman, along with his wife, invisible plane.” You better this craziness right now. This a career. Who had he been par (16 under) in winning humanness of these two men Elizabeth (Rebecca Hall), and believe it. movie views like somebody’s the event. Who else did it? are palpable and real. It’s an their live-in mistress Olive “Boo! Two: A Madea cashing in on a tired franchise, exceptionally well-done love (Bella Heathcote). Marston Halloween” (PG-13) — Madea because that’s what it is. story from a first-time director and Elizabeth both are (Tyler Perry) and her sassy 1. Which female artist had (Francis Lee) and a breakout involved in research into domi- gal pals Bam (Cassi Davis) TV NEW RELEASES a hit with “Back in Baby’s role for O’Connor. nance theory, and William and Hattie (Patrice Lovely) “Littlest Pet Shop: Best Pet Arms”? “Last Flag Flying” (R) — becomes intrigued by Olive, are back once again to come Friends” 2. Michael Jackson had a hit Steve Carrell, Bryan Cranston a student who becomes his to the rescue of Brian’s (also “Ray Donovan” Season 5 in 1987 with “I Just Can’t and Laurence Fishburne head teaching assistant. The trio Tyler Perry) daughter Tiffany. “Steven Universe” The Stop Loving You.” Who up this heartwarming story develop a romantic relation- They’re joined by Uncle Joe Complete 1st Season sang the other half of the of three Vietnam veteran ship that spans decades. It’s (also Tyler Perry). Tiffany is “Victoria” The Complete 2nd buddies — one Navy corps- fascinating and quite sexual- off to another frat party on Season duet? 5. Name the song that man and two Marines — who ized. But then, it IS about Halloween — when will she 3. What was the inspiration contains this lyric: “How for “The Ballroom Blitz”? reconvene in present day for a Wonder Woman, who by learn? — and this time, it’s at a © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. can people be so heart- mission of love and friendship. Elizabeth’s description: “wears closed and presumably haunt- 4. Who had a hit with “It’s less, How can people be Like We Never Said Good- so cruel.” bye,” and when?

QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW Same-day urgent care It’s not war, it’s the at all VA facilities? Olympics Good Housekeeping he Department of ou can learn a lot — and Veterans Affairs has just argue a lot, too — watch- Tannounced that all 1,000 Ying the Olympic Games. of its facilities are available for Really, the Olympic Games are Creamy Beer Cheese same-day care for primary or the greatest things that the Pretzels, cheese, beer ... sounds like the perfect snack for Super mental-health needs. world does in concert. Some Bowl. That sounds great. But would argue the World’s Fair there are caveats. Same-day or World Cup, but taken in its 2 tablespoon butter care doesn’t necessarily mean appointment and they can’t fit entirety they cannot match the 1/2 small onion, coarsely grated you’ll go in that day. There is you in for six days, your wait pageantry or the sheer spec- in some parts of the country or, 1/4 cup all-purpose flour a protocol to determine just is six days. OK, that’s fair. If, tacle the Games provide. as I learned on a radio show I 1/2 cup whole milk how urgent your case actually on the other hand, you are a The World’s Fair (next hosted, college campuses. 1 bottle (12 oz.) pale ale is. You might get a real visit, returning patient whose physi- hosted by Dubai in 2020) “The Biathlon is the most 4 ounces cream cheese, at room temp or you might get advice from cian has requested you return ceased to be relevant at about ridiculous sport there is,” 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard a nurse, a telehealth or video at a certain time, the wait time the same time the ice-cream charged the liberal, tenured 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce visit, an appointment to see is calculated as days between cone was invented, and a city professor, aptly positioned to 1/2 teaspoon hot sauce (such as Tabasco) a specialist or a prescription the requested date and the chosen as a World Cup venue my left. “Skiing with guns. 1 pound sharp Cheddar cheese, coarsely grated filled that day, or you might date they can actually get you doesn’t feel the impact either What’s next? Hand grenades Soft pretzels and apples, for serving get an email. Same-day care in. They give this example: economically or psychologi- and ice dancing?” also applies only to days and Your doctor wants you back in cally that an Olympic host city Having once dated a moun- 1. Melt butter in large saucepan on medium, then add onion times a facility is open. 30 days, but they can’t fit you experiences. The only time you tain girl, I reminded him that and cook, stirring occasionally, until tender, 4 to 5 minutes. To learn more about the in until 45 days, then your wait see the world come together, skiing and shooting were a Sprinkle flour on top and cook, stirring, 1 minute. process of getting urgent time is 15 days. all at once, holding the flag perfect combination. I knew 2. Whisk in milk, then beer, and simmer, stirring occasionally, care, go to www.accesstocare. If you really want immediate of their country and smiling of hunters who cross-country until mixture has thickened, 5 to 7 minutes. Stir in cream cheese, va.gov. Check the Frequently care and can’t get it, the FAQ is at the Olympic Games. The skied while hunting grouse, mustard, Worcestershire sauce and hot sauce until melted and Asked Questions while you’re lists more options, including only other time the human for instance. There used to be smooth. there. You’ll see a list of loca- mobile medical units, mobile race comes together en masse a deer-hunting event in the 3. Reduce heat to medium-low; add Cheddar in 3 additions, tions with the hours and days vet units, vet centers, walk-in holding a flag, it’s a war — and Olympics, too. And there is stirring until melted, before adding the next addition. Serve each facility is open (some are clinics and emergency rooms. they’re really there to shoot little doubt that those in the warm with pretzels and apples, if desired. Makes 4 cups (8 serv- Monday-Friday only, with reg- Check your area now so you’ll you. biathlon are athletes. ings). ular business hours), as well as know your options in advance And, unlike war, the cities “These are the best hunters the services they provide. should you ever need urgent aren’t pillaged. Most cities use in the world. If we lived near * Each serving: About 345 calories, 27g fat (16g saturated), Also, in the FAQ, note the care. the Olympics as a springboard the ice cap, these are the guys 15g protein, 8g carbohydrates, 500mg sodium. way non-urgent wait times to civic improvements. They you want to have with you — are calculated. If you want an © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. attract businesses, they build someone who can outlast their parks and entertainment dis- prey and take it down with Ham and Cheese Oven Sliders tricts, and they also get a bevy one neatly placed bullet,” I blade and wipe from the cen- of sports facilities that they’d observed, rather astutely. Plus, These sliders are just made for your Super Bowl watch party. ter out. All the dirt is inside otherwise never think of build- I argued, target shooting was the case, and when you are ing, such as a bobsled track or very sporting, and hunting was 4 tablespoons melted butter done, go outdoors to turn it a cross-country track with a a great recreational pursuit. 20 to 24 soft slider rolls, split inside out and shake, then shooting range attached. “Well, I’m vegetarian,” said 8 ounces thinly sliced sharp Cheddar cheese pop it in the washer. Best tip That track, by the way, is the young student on the dis- 8 ounces dill pickle slices, drained and patted dry ever! used for the Biathlon, a com- cussion panel. “Why would 2 plum tomatoes, seeded and very thinly sliced petition that strikes many we need guns if we didn’t kill • Got cold hands? 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The pair fell to the as the train began to slow they shootin’.” some Jewish women on the east “Next corner, dear,” he said ing onward with such dignity of lot of a waiter who happened to moved forward to the hooded The young man who had side of New York, rounded a cor- finally. motion that a glance from the feel pleasure in steering them platform of the car. Presently the warned them waved his hand. ner and walked into the middle They put forth the efforts of window seemed simply to prove through their meal. He viewed two engines and their long string “Oh, there’ll be a fight fast of the main street of Yellow Sky. a pair walking bowed against a that the plains of Texas were them with the manner of a of coaches rushed into the sta- enough if anyone wants it. In either hand the man held a strong wind. Potter was about pouring eastward. Vast flats of fatherly pilot, his countenance tion of Yellow Sky. Anybody can get a fight out long, heavy, blue-black revolver. to raise a finger to point the green grass, dull-hued spaces radiant with benevolence. The “They have to take water there in the street. There’s a Often he yelled, and these cries first appearance of the new of mesquite and cactus, little patronage, entwined with the here,” said Potter, from a con- fight just waiting.” rang through a semblance of home when, as they circled groups of frame houses, woods ordinary deference, was not stricted throat and in mournful The drummer seemed to be a deserted village, shrilly fly- the corner, they came face to of light and tender trees, all were plain to them. And yet, as they cadence, as one announcing swayed between the interest of ing over the roofs in a volume face with a man in a maroon- sweeping into the east, sweeping returned to their coach, they death. Before the train stopped, a foreigner and a perception of that seemed to have no relation colored shirt who was feverishly over the horizon, a precipice. showed in their faces a sense of his eye had swept the length of personal danger. to the ordinary vocal strength pushing cartridges into a large A newly married pair had escape. the platform, and he was glad “What did you say his name of a man. It was as if the sur- revolver. Upon the instant the boarded this coach at San To the left, miles down a long and astonished to see there was was?” he asked. rounding stillness formed the man dropped his revolver to Antonio. The man’s face was purple slope, was a little rib- none upon it but the station- “Scratchy Wilson,” they arch of a tomb over him. These the ground, and, like lightning, reddened from many days in the bon of mist where moved the agent, who, with a slightly answered in chorus. cries of ferocious challenge rang whipped another from its hol- wind and sun, and a direct result keening Rio Grande. The train hurried and anxious air, was “And will he kill anybody? against walls of silence. And his ster. The second weapon was of his new black clothes was that was approaching it at an angle, walking toward the water-tanks. What are you going to do? Does boots had red tops with gilded aimed at the bridegroom’s chest. his brick-colored hands were and the apex was Yellow Sky. When the train had halted, the this happen often? Does he imprints, of the kind beloved in There was silence. Potter’s constantly performing in a most Presently it was apparent that, porter alighted first and placed rampage around like this once a winter by little sledding boys on mouth seemed to be merely a conscious fashion. From time to as the distance from Yellow in position a little temporary week or so? Can he break in that the hillsides of New England. grave for his tongue. He exhib- time he looked down respect- Sky grew shorter, the husband step. door?” The man’s face flamed in a ited an instinct to at once loosen fully at his attire. He sat with a became commensurately rest- “Come on, girl,” said Potter “No, he can’t break down that rage begot of whisky. His eyes, his arm from the woman’s grip, hand on each knee, like a man less. His brick-red hands were hoarsely. As he helped her down door,” replied the barkeeper. rolling and yet keen for ambush, and he dropped the bag to the waiting in a barber’s shop. The more insistent in their promi- they each laughed on a false “He’s tried it three times. But hunted the still doorways and sand. As for the bride, her face glances he devoted to other pas- nence. Occasionally he was note. He took the bag from the when he comes you’d better lay windows. He walked with the had gone as yellow as old cloth. sengers were furtive and shy. even rather absent-minded and negro, and bade his wife cling down on the floor, stranger. He’s creeping movement of the mid- She was a slave to hideous rites The bride was not pretty, nor far-away when the bride leaned to his arm. As they slunk rapidly dead sure to shoot at it, and a night cat. As it occurred to him, gazing at the apparitional snake. was she very young. She wore forward and addressed him. away, his hang-dog glance per- bullet may come through.” he roared menacing informa- The two men faced each other a dress of blue cashmere, with As a matter of truth, Jack ceived that they were unloading Thereafter the drummer kept tion. The long revolvers in his at a distance of three paces. He small reservations of velvet here Potter was beginning to find the the two trunks, and also that a strict eye upon the door. The hands were as easy as straws; of the revolver smiled with a and there and with steel but- shadow of a deed weigh upon the station-agent far ahead near time had not yet been called for they were moved with an elec- new and quiet ferocity. tons abounding. She continually him like a leaden slab. He, the the baggage-car had turned and him to hug the floor, but, as a tric swiftness. The little fingers “Tried to sneak up on me,” he twisted her head to regard her town marshal of Yellow Sky, a was running toward him, mak- minor precaution, he sidled near of each hand played sometimes said. “Tried to sneak up on me!” puff sleeves, very stiff, straight, man known, liked, and feared in ing gestures. He laughed, and to the wall. “Will he kill any- in a musician’s way. Plain from His eyes grew more baleful. As and high. They embarrassed her. his corner, a prominent person, groaned as he laughed, when body?” he said again. the low collar of the shirt, the Potter made a slight movement, It was quite apparent that she had gone to San Antonio to meet he noted the first effect of his The men laughed low and cords of his neck straightened the man thrust his revolver had cooked, and that she expect- a girl he believed he loved, and marital bliss upon Yellow Sky. scornfully at the question. and sank, straightened and venomously forward. “No, don’t ed to cook, dutifully. The blushes there, after the usual prayers, He gripped his wife’s arm firmly “He’s out to shoot, and he’s sank, as passion moved him. The you do it, Jack Potter. Don’t you caused by the careless scrutiny had actually induced her to to his side, and they fled. Behind out for trouble. Don’t see any only sounds were his terrible move a finger toward a gun just of some passengers as she had marry him, without consulting them the porter stood chuckling good in experimentin’ with him.” invitations. The calm adobes yet. Don’t you move an eyelash. entered the car were strange to Yellow Sky for any part of the fatuously. “But what do you do in a case preserved their demeanor at the The time has come for me to see upon this plain, under-class transaction. He was now bring- like this? What do you do?” passing of this small thing in the settle with you, and I’m goin’ to countenance, which was drawn ing his bride before an innocent II. A man responded: “Why, he middle of the street. do it my own way and loaf along in placid, almost emotionless and unsuspecting community. THE California Express on the and Jack Potter — “ There was no offer of fight; with no interferin’. So if you lines. Of course, people in Yellow Southern Railway was due at “But,” in chorus, the other no offer of fight. The man called don’t want a gun bent on you, They were evidently very Sky married as it pleased them, Yellow Sky in twenty-one min- men interrupted, “Jack Potter’s to the sky. There were no attrac- just mind what I tell you.” happy. “Ever been in a parlor-car in accordance with a general utes. There were six men at the in San Anton’.” tions. He bellowed and fumed Potter looked at his enemy. “I before?” he asked, smiling with custom; but such was Potter’s bar of the “Weary Gentleman” “Well, who is he? What’s he and swayed his revolvers here ain’t got a gun on me, Scratchy,” delight. thought of his duty to his saloon. One was a drummer got to do with it?” and everywhere. he said. “Honest, I ain’t.” He was “No,” she answered, “I never friends, or of their idea of his who talked a great deal and “Oh, he’s the town marshal. The dog of the barkeeper of stiffening and steadying, but yet was. It’s fine, ain’t it?” duty, or of an unspoken form rapidly; three were Texans who He goes out and fights Scratchy the “Weary Gentleman” saloon somewhere at the back of his “Great! And then after a while which does not control men in did not care to talk at that time; when he gets on one of these had not appreciated the advance mind a vision of the Pullman we’ll go forward to the diner and these matters, that he felt he was and two were Mexican sheep- tears.” of events. He yet lay dozing floated, the sea-green figured get a big layout. Finest meal in heinous. He had committed an herders who did not talk as a “Wow,” said the drummer, in front of his master’s door. velvet, the shining brass, sil- the world. Charge a dollar.” extraordinary crime. Face to face general practice in the “Weary mopping his brow. “Nice job he’s At sight of the dog, the man ver, and glass, the wood that “Oh, do they?” cried the with this girl in San Antonio, and Gentleman” saloon. The bar- got.” paused and raised his revolver gleamed as darkly brilliant as the bride. “Charge a dollar? Why, spurred by his sharp impulse, he keeper’s dog lay on the board The voices had toned away to humorously. At sight of the man, surface of a pool of oil — all the that’s too much — for us — ain’t had gone headlong over all the walk that crossed in front of the mere whisperings. The drummer the dog sprang up and walked glory of the marriage, the envi- it, Jack?” social hedges. At San Antonio door. His head was on his paws, wished to ask further questions diagonally away, with a sullen ronment of the new estate. “You “Not this trip, anyhow,” he he was like a man hidden in the and he glanced drowsily here which were born of an increas- head, and growling. The man know I fight when it comes to answered bravely. “We’re going dark. A knife to sever any friend- and there with the constant vigi- ing anxiety and bewilderment; yelled, and the dog broke into a fighting, Scratchy Wilson, but I to go the whole thing.” ly duty, any form, was easy to his lance of a dog that is kicked on but when he attempted them, gallop. As it was about to enter ain’t got a gun on me. You’ll have Later, he explained to her hand in that remote city. But the occasion. Across the sandy street the men merely looked at him an alley, there was a loud noise, to do all the shootin’ yourself.” about the trains. “You see, it’s a hour of Yellow Sky, the hour of were some vivid green grass in irritation and motioned him a whistling, and something spat His enemy’s face went livid. thousand miles from one end of daylight, was approaching. plots, so wonderful in appear- to remain silent. A tense wait- the ground directly before it. He stepped forward and lashed Texas to the other, and this train He knew full well that his ance amid the sands that burned ing hush was upon them. In the The dog screamed, and, wheel- his weapon to and fro before runs right across it and never marriage was an important thing near them in a blazing sun that deep shadows of the room their ing in terror, galloped headlong Potter’s chest. “Don’t you tell me stops but four times.” He had the to his town. It could only be they caused a doubt in the mind. eyes shone as they listened for in a new direction. Again there you ain’t got no gun on you, you pride of an owner. He pointed exceeded by the burning of the They exactly resembled the grass sounds from the street. One man was a noise, a whistling, and whelp. Don’t tell me no lie like out to her the dazzling fittings of new hotel. His friends could not mats used to represent lawns made three gestures at the bar- sand was kicked viciously before that. There ain’t a man in Texas the coach, and in truth her eyes forgive him. Frequently he had on the stage. At the cooler end keeper, and the latter, moving it. Fear-stricken, the dog turned ever seen you without no gun. opened wider as she contem- reflected on the advisability of of the railway station a man like a ghost, handed him a glass and flurried like an animal in a Don’t take me for no kid.” His plated the sea-green figured vel- telling them by telegraph, but a without a coat sat in a tilted and a bottle. The man poured pen. The man stood laughing, eyes blazed with light, and his vet, the shining brass, silver, and new cowardice had been upon chair and smoked his pipe. The a full glass of whisky, and set his weapons at his hips. throat worked like a pump. glass, the wood that gleamed as him. He feared to do it. And fresh-cut bank of the Rio Grande down the bottle noiselessly. He Ultimately the man was “I ain’t takin’ you for no kid,” darkly brilliant as the surface of now the train was hurrying him circled near the town, and there gulped the whisky in a swallow, attracted by the closed door of answered Potter. His heels had a pool of oil. At one end a bronze toward a scene of amazement, could be seen beyond it a great, and turned again toward the the “Weary Gentleman” saloon. not moved an inch backward. figure sturdily held a support glee, and reproach. He glanced plum-colored plain of mesquite. door in immovable silence. The He went to it, and hammer- “I’m takin’ you for a — — — for a separated chamber, and at out of the window at the line of Save for the busy drum- drummer saw that the barkeep- ing with a revolver, demanded fool. I tell you I ain’t got a gun, convenient places on the ceiling haze swinging slowly in towards mer and his companions in the er, without a sound, had taken drink. and I ain’t. If you’re goin’ to were frescoes in olive and silver. the train. saloon, Yellow Sky was dozing. a Winchester from beneath the The door remaining imper- shoot me up, you better begin To the minds of the pair, their Yellow Sky had a kind of brass The new-comer leaned grace- bar. Later he saw this individual turbable, he picked a bit of paper now. You’ll never get a chance surroundings reflected the glory band, which played painfully, fully upon the bar, and recited beckoning to him, so he tiptoed from the walk and nailed it to like this again.” of their marriage that morning to the delight of the populace. many tales with the confidence across the room. the framework with a knife. He So much enforced reasoning in San Antonio. This was the He laughed without heart as of a bard who has come upon a “You better come with me then turned his back contemptu- had told on Wilson’s rage. He environment of their new estate, he thought of it. If the citizens new field. back of the bar.” ously upon this popular resort, was calmer. “If you ain’t got a and the man’s face in particular could dream of his prospec- “ — and at the moment that “No, thanks,” said the drum- and walking to the opposite gun, why ain’t you got a gun?” beamed with an elation that tive arrival with his bride, they the old man fell down stairs with mer, perspiring. “I’d rather be side of the street, and spinning he sneered. “Been to Sunday- made him appear ridiculous to would parade the band at the the bureau in his arms, the old where I can make a break for the there on his heel quickly and school?” the negro porter. This individual station and escort them, amid woman was coming up with two back door.” lithely, fired at the bit of paper. “I ain’t got a gun because at times surveyed them from afar cheers and laughing congratula- scuttles of coal, and, of course Whereupon the man of bottles He missed it by a half inch. He I’ve just come from San Anton’ with an amused and superior tions, to his adobe home. — “ made a kindly but peremptory swore at himself, and went away. with my wife. I’m married,” said grin. On other occasions he bul- He resolved that he would The drummer’s tale was gesture. The drummer obeyed Later, he comfortably fusilladed Potter. “And if I’d thought there lied them with skill in ways that use all the devices of speed interrupted by a young man it, and finding himself seated on the windows of his most inti- was going to be any galoots like did not make it exactly plain to and plains-craft in making the who suddenly appeared in the a box with his head below the mate friend. The man was play- you prowling around when I them that they were being bul- journey from the station to his open door. He cried: “Scratchy level of the bar, balm was laid ing with this town. It was a toy brought my wife home, I’d had a lied. He subtly used all the man- house. Once within that safe Wilson’s drunk, and has turned upon his soul at sight of various for him. gun, and don’t you forget it.” ners of the most unconquerable citadel he could issue some sort loose with both hands.” The two zinc and copper fittings that But still there was no offer of “Married!” said Scratchy, not kind of snobbery. He oppressed of a vocal bulletin, and then not Mexicans at once set down their bore a resemblance to armor- fight. The name of Jack Potter, at all comprehending. them, but of this oppression they go among the citizens until they glasses and faded out of the rear plate. The barkeeper took a seat his ancient antagonist, entered “Yes, married. I’m married,” had small knowledge, and they had time to wear off a little of entrance of the saloon. comfortably upon an adjacent his mind, and he concluded that said Potter distinctly. speedily forgot that infrequently their enthusiasm. The drummer, innocent and box. it would be a glad thing if he “Married?” said Scratchy. a number of travelers covered The bride looked anxiously jocular, answered: “All right, old “You see,” he whispered, should go to Potter’s house and Seemingly for the first time he them with stares of derisive at him. “What’s worrying you, man. S’pose he has. Come in and “this here Scratchy Wilson is a by bombardment induce him to saw the drooping, drowning enjoyment. Historically there Jack?” have a drink, anyhow.” wonder with a gun — a perfect come out and fight. He moved in woman at the other man’s side. was supposed to be something He laughed again. “I’m not But the information had made wonder — and when he goes on the direction of his desire, chant- “No!” he said. He was like a infinitely humorous in their situ- worrying, girl. I’m only thinking such an obvious cleft in every the war trail, we hunt our holes ing Apache scalp-music. creature allowed a glimpse of ation. of Yellow Sky.” skull in the room that the drum- — naturally. He’s about the last When he arrived at it, Potter’s another world. He moved a pace “We are due in Yellow Sky at She flushed in comprehen- mer was obliged to see its impor- one of the old gang that used to house presented the same still backward, and his arm with the 3:42,” he said, looking tenderly sion. tance. All had become instantly hang out along the river here. front as had the other adobes. revolver dropped to his side. “Is into her eyes. A sense of mutual guilt solemn. “Say,” said he, mystified, He’s a terror when he’s drunk. Taking up a strategic position, this the lady?” he asked. “Oh, are we?” she said, as if invaded their minds and devel- “what is this?” His three com- When he’s sober he’s all right — the man howled a challenge. “Yes, this is the lady,” she had not been aware of it. To oped a finer tenderness. They panions made the introductory kind of simple — wouldn’t hurt a But this house regarded him as answered Potter. evince surprise at her husband’s looked at each other with eyes gesture of eloquent speech, but fly — nicest fellow in town. But might a great stone god. It gave There was another period of statement was part of her wifely softly aglow. But Potter often the young man at the door fore- when he’s drunk — whoo!” no sign. After a decent wait, the silence. amiability. She took from a pock- laughed the same nervous laugh. stalled them. There were periods of still- man howled further challenges, “Well,” said Wilson at last, et a little silver watch, and as she The flush upon the bride’s face “It means, my friend,” he ness. “I wish Jack Potter was mingling with them wonderful slowly, “I s’pose it’s all off now.” held it before her and stared at seemed quite permanent. answered, as he came into the back from San Anton’,” said the epithets. “It’s all off if you say so, it with a frown of attention, the The traitor to the feelings of saloon, “that for the next two barkeeper. “He shot Wilson up Presently there came the spec- Scratchy. You know I didn’t new husband’s face shone. Yellow Sky narrowly watched hours this town won’t be a once — in the leg — and he tacle of a man churning himself make the trouble.” Potter lifted “I bought it in San Anton’ the speeding landscape. “We’re health resort.” would sail in and pull out the into deepest rage over the immo- his valise. from a friend of mine,” he told nearly there,” he said. The barkeeper went to the kinks in this thing.” bility of a house. He fumed at “Well, I ‘low it’s off, Jack,” her gleefully. Presently the porter came door and locked and barred it. Presently they heard from it as the winter wind attacks a said Wilson. He was looking at “It’s seventeen minutes past and announced the proximity of Reaching out of the window, he a distance the sound of a shot, prairie cabin in the North. To the ground. “Married!” He was twelve,” she said, looking up Potter’s home. He held a brush pulled in heavy wooden shutters followed by three wild yowls. It the distance there should have not a student of chivalry; it was at him with a kind of shy and in his hand and, with all his airy and barred them. Immediately a instantly removed a bond from gone the sound of a tumult like merely that in the presence of clumsy coquetry. A passenger, superiority gone, he brushed solemn, chapel-like gloom was the men in the darkened saloon. the fighting of 200 Mexicans. As this foreign condition he was a noting this play, grew excessively Potter’s new clothes as the lat- upon the place. The drummer There was a shuffling of feet. necessity bade him, he paused simple child of the earlier plains. sardonic, and winked at himself ter slowly turned this way and was looking from one to another. They looked at each other. “Here for breath or to reload his revolv- He picked up his starboard in one of the numerous mirrors. that way. Potter fumbled out a “But, say,” he cried, “what is he comes,” they said. ers. revolver, and placing both weap- At last they went to the coin and gave it to the porter, as this, anyhow? You don’t mean ons in their holsters, he went dining-car. Two rows of negro he had seen others do. It was a there is going to be a gun-fight?” III. IV. away. His feet made funnel- waiters, in glowing white suits, heavy and muscle-bound busi- “Don’t know whether there’ll A MAN in a maroon-colored POTTER and his bride walked shaped tracks in the heavy sand. THURSDAY February 1, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C7

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Ma- Road, from M-D to calltoday, Montana and water call 94.32 FEET TO THE volve complete build nicipal Offices located jor credit cards ac- Were you an INDUS- RRS. A complete Brand Produce: 435-830-7440 POINT OF BEGIN- out of a new weight at 90 North Main, cepted! TRIAL or CON- RW Auto Sales copy of this ordinance 844-293-0603 NING. 01-051-0-0036 room and parking Tooele, Utah 84074 STRUCTION FORECLOSURES is available at the HANDYMAN, snow re- Dir. #278A The current beneficiary lot/site repair. until 2:00 PM onFebru- TRADESMAN and re- JOURNEYMAN ELEC- Also new, existing County Clerk/Auditor's moval, leaf cleanup, of the trust deed is Project will start imme- ary 20, 2018, and then cently diagnosed with TRICIAN cal l and “HUD” owned Office. Commission- snowblower sales COMPARE & SAVE! JPMorgan Chase diately after bid and at said office publicly LUNG CANCER? 435-241-2224 homes. Save Thou- ers Bateman, Bitner, and repair, any kind Bank, National Asso- will be an 8-month du- opened and read You and your family Great cars for less. sands, Free pre- and Milne all voted of handyman work, NOW HIRING: Tooele ciation, and the record ration. aloud. may be entitled to a We only sell clean title, qualification and FOR this ordinance. yard work. Residen- Army Depot FMWR owner of the property Documents: Project Project Bid Documents SIGNIFICANT CASH Utah Housing Loan (Published in the Tran- tial and business. Call has an opening for a clean Carfax units. as of the recording of documents will be will be issued in digital A W A R D . C a l l information. Steve script Bulletin February J i m m y a t Cook, NA-06. The All vehicles come with an the notice of default is available on January format (PDF), and may 1-888-737-1846 for Farnsworth 1, 2018) (435)228-8561 salary range is engine and transmission Will Wollesen, an un- 23, 2018. Obtain docu- be obtained by con- your risk free consul- (801)997-0544 $13.13 to $15.25 per married man. The ments by contacting tacting Tooele City TOOELE COUNTY HOME REPAIRS ex- tation. warranty. Visit Farnsworth Realty, hour. This is an inter- trustee's sale of the Adam Musser at Public Works Depart- ORDINANCE 2017-11 pert. Doors, knobs, www.mycommutercar.com Inc. MLS trim, baseboards, mittent position; no aforedescribed real 801-292-1411, or by ment, Room 108, 90 On July 18, 2017, an mouldings, drywall re- Furniture & guaranteed hours OR CALL SELLING YOUR property will be made email to bids@hugh- North Main, Tooele, ordinance was passed pairs, texturing, Appliances and no benefits. 801-842-1411 HOME? Advertise it without warranty as to esgc.com. Utah 84074 beginning amending the Tooele caulking, weather- Opening date is Jan in the classifieds. Call title, possession, or (Published in the Tran- on February 1, 2018 County General Plan proofing, framing, NORTH VALLEY Ap- 25, 2018, closing RW Auto Sales 882-0050 or visit encumbrances. Bid- script Bulletin January during office hours by adopting the Tooele home updating and pliance. Washers/ date is Feb 5, 2018. www.tooeletran ders must be prepared 23, 25, 30, February 1 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 County Resource renovations and dryers refrigerators, For instructions on 336 N Main,Tooele script.com to tender a cashier's & 6, 2018) p.m. by calling (435) Management Plan. A much more. Small freezers, stoves. how to apply go to check in the amount of 843-2130. All Bidders complete copy of this $149-$399 full war- jobs okay. Call www.usajobs.gov. $20,000.00 at the sale. SUMMONS FOR must register with, and ordinance is available ranty. Complete re- S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) The job announce- GOT AN OLDER CAR, Water Shares The balance of the PUBLICATION pay a $25 registration a t the County pair service. Satis- 840-0344. m e n t # i s VAN OR SUV? Do purchase price must IN THE THIRD DIS- fee to the City in order Clerk/Auditor's Office. faction guaranteed. the humane thing. Commissioners Bate- WTNAFFQ18101230 10.364 ACRE FEET in be paid by cashier's TRICT JUVENILE to be considered for HONEY DO’S Profes- Parts for all brands. Donate it to the Hu- man, Bitner, and Milne 58, For more informa- Tooele City, $8,500 check or wire transfer COURT AND IN THE- Award of Bid. sional. Great deals (435)830-3225. mane Society. Call all voted FOR this ordi- t i o n c a l l per acre foot. Call received by 12:00 C O U N T Y O F Bid security in the on basement finish- 1-800-849-1593 nance. (435)833-2005. 435-830-2426 noon the following TOOELE, STATE OF amount of 5% of the ing. Remodeling business day. The base bid will be re- (Published in the Tran- Garage, Yard SELL YOUR CAR or UTAH bathrooms, finish PART TIME Bartender 11 ACRE FEET Water trustee reserves the quired to accompany script Bulletin February Sales boat in the classi- STATE OF UTAH, in work, painting, home nights and weekends. shares for sale in right to void the effect bids. 8, 2018) theaters. Great Shift work required. fieds. Call 882-0050 the interest of A., T. HAVING A GARAGE central Erda $9,000 of the trustee's sale af- Prospective BIDDERS (Published in the Tran- deals on water heat- (435)882-2931 or visit www.tooele- 01/29/2009 Case No. SALE? Advertise it in each obo. Call ter the sale based are encouraged to at- script Bulletin February ers! Roofing, re- transcript. com 1149033 A., L. the classifieds. Call 801-541-5458 upon information un- tend a pre-bid confer- 1, 2018) pairs, decks. Will 09/27/2007, Case No: 882-0050 11 ACRE FEET water known to the trustee at 1149107. ence which will be held TOOELE COUNTY beat competitors Wanted Rooms for the time of the sale, in Room 224, of the prices. We accept TOOELE 14 Tocoma shares for sale East TO: SHAY ASHLEY, ORDINANCE 2017-10 Rent Erda $9,000 OBO call such as a bankruptcy THE FATHER OF THE Tooele City Municipal On June 20, 2017, an credit cards. Refer- Dr. Feb. 9th-10th I AM paying more for filing, a loan reinstate- Offices at 11:00 AM on ences available 9am-5pm antique Travis 801-201-9280 CHILDREN ordinance was passed junk cars/trucks. I will ROOM FOR rent $425 ment, or an agreement A proceeding concern- F ebruary 13, (801)706-5339. Huntley bedroom set, 5 ACRE FEET in East vacating the public come to you and tow own bath, share between the trustor ing the above children 2018.The object of the bookshelves, canning Erda (East of Drou- right-of-way interest in it away. Call/Text home. Call Carol and beneficiary to is pending in this Court conference is to ac- NEED A GREAT jars, houseplants. bay Road, $9,500 a portion of Lakeshore (435)224-2064 435-843-1197 postpone or cancel the and adjudication will quaint BIDDERs with PAINTER? Resi- obo per acre foot. Drive between Sunset dential or commer- TOOELE 192 S 200 W DL5970 sale. If so voided, the be made which may the site conditions, Road and the north E S T A T E S A L E Apartments Call 435-830-2426 only recourse of the specifications, and to cial. Free estimates. I PAY ABOVE pawn include the permanent line extended of Ally Call Randy at B&B Fri-Sat 8am-2pm. for Rent highest bidder is to re- termination of your pa- answer any questions Acres Minor Subdivi- Round 2. Lots of vin- shop offers for gold Public Notices ceive a full refund of which BIDDERs may Custom painting, and precious metals. rental rights. Your fail- sion in Lake Point. 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Licensed and (801)330-8155 after Pets and credit check. submitted past the USED FOR THAT fore this Court for a opening of bids at: voted FOR this ordi- insured, free esti- 6pm. 435-840-4253 deadline will not be PURPOSE. TRIAL in said county TOOELE CITY COR- nance. Commissioner mates. accepted. DATED this 17th day on MARCH 5, 2018 at PORATION Milne voted AGAINST (435)841-4001 Pampered Pet Re- Recreational UPAXLP of January, 2018 9:00 A.M. in the court- 90 North Main this ordinance. sort Tooele Gateway Marlon L. Bates, suc- Tooele, Utah 84074 TREE WORK. Free Vehicles PUBLIC NOTICE room of Judge Eliza- (Published in the Tran- Quality pet care for Apartments cessor trustee Telephone: (435) estimates! Local The Tooele County beth M. Knight located script Bulletin February over 30 years. Scalley Reading Bates 843-2132 company. Licensed FOR SALE 1999 KZ 2 AND 3bdrm apartments Commission meeting at 74, SOUTH 100 1, 2018) Dog & Cat boarding Hansen & Rasmussen, Paul Hansen P.E., City & insured. Bucket 5th wheel set up and behind Super scheduled for Febru- EAST, TOOELE, 435-884-3374 ready to live in. Call P.C. 15 West South Engineer TOOELE COUNTY truck, Crane serv- Wal-Mart. Swimming ary 6, 2018 has been UTAH. pamperedpetresort.com Temple, Ste. 600 Salt email: paulh@tooele- ORDINANCE 2017-14 ice, Stump removal, 307-350-0788. cancelled. DATED THIS 23rd day pool, hot tub, exercise Lake City, Utah 84101 city.org On November 7, 2017, mulch. MARILYN K. GIL- of January, 2018. RUSH room, playground, full Telephone: (801) The OWNER reserves an ordinance was 801-633-6685 Pre- LETTE MICHAEL MCDON- LAKE Trailers clubhouse. 531-7870 the right to reject any passed vacating the ciseYard.com T ooele Count y ALD KENNELS. 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Cal l 2018) Nascar collectibles Public Notices 18, 25 & February 1, waive any informality A complete copy of 435-830-0209 or Building on Broadway for your garage or Trustees 2018) or technicality in any this ordinance is avail- 435-241-9193 previously was barber TOOELE COUNTY man cave! Mostly bid in the best interest able at the County Livestock shop. Can be used ORDINANCE 2017-16 Dale Ernheart Jr.&Sr. Deadline for public of the City. Only bids Clerk/Auditor's Office. for commercial in Public Notices On November 21, call Greg a t notices is 4 p.m. the giving a firm quotation Commissioners Bate- STRAW bales. New Autos front, can also live in Water User 2017, an ordinance 435-255-0415 day prior to publica- properly signed will be man, Bitner, and Milne crop. $5/ bale you the back. 2BDRM tion. Public notices was passed separating all voted FOR this ordi- Deadline for public accepted. 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FAST FREE elected during the On December 19, SCRIBER. 882-0050 script Prices starting at The following de- UPAXLP fieds. Call 882-0050 PICKUP - 24 HR RE- 2018 election cycle 2017, an ordinance $840/mo. Call Dan- scribed real property or visit www.tooele- SPONSE - TAX DE- and both will take of- was passed rezoning ielle (435)882-6112 will be sold at public transcript. com or DUCTION Public Notices fice at the beginning of approximately 38.16 for info. auction to the highest e-mail your ad to 1-855-507-2691 Miscellaneous 2019. A complete acres of land located bidder, purchase price copy of this ordinance at 1567 E. Erda Way, tbp@tooeletranscript. payable in lawful com Homes for Deadline for public is available at the from RR-5 to A-20. A SELLING YOUR money of the United notices is 4 p.m. the County Clerk/Auditor's complete copy of this HOME? Advertise it Rent States of America at DONATE YOUR CAR, day prior to publica- Office. Commission- ordinance is available in the classifieds. Call the time of sale, at the TRUCK OR BOAT tion. Public notices ers Bateman and Bit- a t the County 882-0050 or visit WHY RENT When main entrance of the TO HERITAGE FOR submitted past the ner both voted FOR Clerk/Auditor's Office. www.tooeletran You Can Buy? Zero Tooele County Court- THE BLIND. Free 3 deadline will not be this ordinance. Com- Commissioners Bate- script.com down & Low In- house, a/k/a the Third Day Vacation, Tax accepted. missioner Milne voted man, Bitner, and Milne come programs, 1st Judicial District Court, Deductible, Free UPAXLP AGAINST this ordi- all voted FOR this ordi- SELL YOUR com- Towing, All Paper- time & Single par- 74 South 100 East, nance. nance. puter in the classi- NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications work Taken Care Of. ent programs, Tooele, Utah, on Tues- SELL YOUR car in the (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- fieds. Call 882-0050 NowNow RentingRenting CALL Berna Sloan (435) day, February 27, Transcript Bulletin script Bulletin February script Bulletin February or visit www.tooele- 1-800-360-4120 840-5029 Group 1 2018, at the hour of Classified section. 1, 2018) 1, 2018) transcript. com IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply ApplyApply 9:30 a.m. of that day ExclusivelyRental assistance for Seniors may be for the purpose of fore- ExclusivelyRental assistance for Seniors may be closing a deed of trust TOOELETRANSCRIPT available.available.Pet Friendly CallCall for for details details originally executed by BULLETIN Pet Friendly Will Wollesen, an un- Call for435.843.0717 details married man, in favor A Full-Color Activity Page Just for Kids! CallTDD for 800.735.2900details of Mortgage Electronic 435.843.0717TDD 800.735.2900 Registration s, Inc., as Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin 435.843.0717 nominee for M&T Bank, its successors and assigns, covering real property located at approximately 263 North Hale Street, Grantsville, Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly de- scribed as: BEGINNING 231 FEET EAST AND 194.65 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTH- WEST CORNER OF SECTION 31, TOWN- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 5 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN, AND RUNNING THENCE EAST 396 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 94.32 FEET; THENCE WEST 396 FEET; THENCE NORTH 94.32 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- NING. 01-051-0-0036 The current beneficiary of the trust deed is JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Asso- ciation, and the record owner of the property as of the recording of the notice of default is Will Wollesen, an un- married man. The trustee's sale of the aforedescribed real property will be made without warranty as to title, possession, or encumbrances. Bid- ders must be prepared to tender a cashier's check in the amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. The balance of the purchase price must be paid by cashier's check or wire transfer received by 12:00 noon the following business day. The trustee reserves the right to void the effect of the trustee's sale af- ter the sale based upon information un- known to the trustee at the time of the sale, such as a bankruptcy filing, a loan reinstate- ment, or an agreement between the trustor and beneficiary to postpone or cancel the sale. If so voided, the only recourse of the highest bidder is to re- ceive a full refund of the money paid to the trustee. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED this 17th day of January, 2018 Marlon L. Bates, suc- cessor trustee Scalley Reading Bates Hansen & Rasmussen, P.C. 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Trustee No. 51121-1763 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 18, 25 & February 1, 2018) C8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY February 1, 2018 Should we be encouraging the master’s degree for all? The advantage of a college degree is rapidly diminishing

RICHARD VEDDER master’s degrees. Historically, Looking at the average earn- a bachelor’s degree was a ings differential in inflation- here has been mount- powerful and reliable signal- adjusted terms, the average ing evidence that the ing device, telling employers master’s degree advantage for Tfinancial payoff from the that the college-educated indi- working men declined over 28 traditional bachelor’s degree vidual was almost certainly percent from $20,768 in 2005 is declining, particularly for smarter, more knowledgeable, to $14,877 in 2016. men. For example, the Census disciplined, ambitious, and Then there is a new Bureau data suggest that from harder-working than the aver- American Enterprise Institute 2005 to 2016, the average age American. College gradu- study by Mark Schneider earnings differential for male ates were special people — the and Jorge Klor de Alva, “The workers holding bachelor’s best and the brightest, deserv- Master’s as the New Bachelor’s degrees compared with those ing a nice wage premium in Degree.” The payoff from a holding high school diplomas labor markets. master’s degree varies vast- fell from $39,440 to $37,653 But now that one-third of ly by field of study. Census (in 2016 dollars)—at a time adult Americans have bach- Bureau data for 2009 shows when college costs were rising. elor’s degrees, some college that for social science majors, Other evidence from graduates have pretty ordinary the master’s degree earnings the New York Federal Reserve levels of intelligence and the advantage was less than $100 Bank confirms that a large other positive attributes that monthly, but it was more than portion of college graduates employers like. The fact that $3,000 monthly in business are underemployed, working American college students on administration. jobs traditionally held by high average spend less than 30 The authors gathered school graduates. hours weekly on academics unique data from Colorado, each college’s graduates. Why There are two interpreta- for perhaps 30 weeks annu- Texas, and Florida. It turns The field of study is as important in determining isn’t the business community tions of this data, one by the ally reinforces this point. out that earnings for those earnings as the level of degree earned. devising such a test? general American public and Therefore, to get a positive receiving master’s degrees are No doubt there are other the second from the “College “sheepskin effect” from a extremely low in some situa- Department of Education, mas — aggravates an already approaches to stop the games- tions — less than those with when it is not harassing colleg- hugely inefficient system. manship leading students to bachelor’s degrees typically es by mandating Star Chamber obtain master’s degrees that If trends continue, by 2025 we will be offering make. Philosophy master’s procedures for student judi- Are There Better Ways often do relatively little to graduates in Colorado had ciary proceedings, occasionally to Provide Evidence of truly improve employment master’s degrees in janitorial science. annual median earnings under publishes some interesting sta- Potential Competency? skills or much else, such as $30,000, while “area studies” tistics. Looking at undergradu- Suppose every person seek- making students more virtu- for All” crowd, the cheerlead- diploma, one now has to go for master’s graduates in Texas ates, for example, I learned ing highly-skilled employ- ous. ers for higher education who the new standard, a master’s typically earned a relatively that the average student at ment in America took a As America increasingly believe the nation benefits degree. If trends continue, paltry $36,000 annually. Yet M.I.T. makes $94,200 after standardized National College engages in massive federal from more students earning by 2025 we will be offering petroleum engineers with mas- graduating, 2.3 times the aver- Equivalency Examination budget deficits, incurs ever more degrees. master’s degrees in janitorial ter’s degrees in Colorado had age $41,000 earnings at Salem (NCEE) that was 3.5 hours larger obligations associated science. typical earnings of $176,500 State, located only 18 miles long, testing critical reasoning with a costly welfare state Time to Upgrade the New Yet there are two pieces of annually, six times the earnings away. and writing skills (perhaps the serving an aging population, Standard evidence showing that even of philosophy graduates. As Bryan Caplan points existing CLA+ exam), general and faces increasingly expen- Turning to the first inter- obtaining a master’s is not This study shows the dan- out in his new book, The knowledge that all college sive international challenges pretation, in light of rising a surefire path to economic gers of looking at broad aggre- Case Against Education, most graduates should know (via from terrorists and emerging costs and at best stagnant success; indeed it may be an gate statistics. The field of of the earnings differen- a 75 multiple choice question nations like China, can we benefits, more Americans are increasingly risky one. study is as important in deter- tial associated with college test), and maybe 25 questions afford to continue to certify simply not going to universi- mining earnings as the level of does not reflect stuff colleges in the student’s area of major predicted employment com- ties. The National Student Not All Master’s Degrees Are degree earned, and labor mar- teach their students, but rather interest. petence the same way some Clearinghouse reports enroll- Created Equal ket location importantly mat- the already-existing advan- My guess is that the correla- Europeans did in the late ments are down for the sixth First, I examined the earn- ters as well. Additionally, there tages that college graduates tion of scores on that test with Middle Ages? consecutive year, which is ings differential between are important gender differ- possess (more intelligence, either college reputation or unprecedented in modern workers with master’s and ences. While on average, the greater discipline, more ambi- the actual post-graduate earn- Richard Vedder is a professor American history. Even during with bachelor’s degrees over payoff to earning a master’s tion, more prior learning, ings of those tested would be of economics at Ohio University the Great Depression, enroll- the 25 years of 1991 to 2016, declined for men after 2005, it etc.). The Sheepskin Effect is quite high. With some excep- and director of the Center ments grew. using Census Bureau data. In rose significantly for women. real. We expend enormous tions, the best jobs would go for College Affordability and The College for All inter- the first part of that period, Although the AEI and resources in producing pieces to the kids with the highest Productivity. Reprinted from pretation is that the diminish- say 1991 to 2005, the master’s Census data don’t show it, of paper (diplomas) convey- scores. So why even require the James G. Martin Center for ing payoff to the bachelor’s payoff grew substantially, but I suspect the payoff from a ing labor market information. degrees? Why mess with col- Academic Renewal and pub- degree means students need to since then, that is decidedly degree also varies dramati- The move toward getting a lege accreditation — look at lished on FEE.org. get more degrees, specifically not the case for men. cally by institution. The U.S. master’s degree — more diplo- the scores on the NCEE for

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