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Buffaloes defeat Grantsville in volleyball See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY August 31, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 124 No. 27 $1.00 Man arrested after series of suspicious fires STEVE HOWE a small grass fire in the area cers were called back to the booked into the Tooele County School on reports the play- according to the Tooele City STAFF WRITER of 70 W. Drysdale at approxi- area for a second fire, similar Detention Center for aggra- ground was on fire on June police release. Tooele City police arrested mately 3 a.m. on Wednesday, in size to the initial blaze, vated arson. 1. The playground equipment On Aug. 21, officers a suspect in an arson case according to a release from police said. The fires Wednesday morn- suffered extensive damage and responded to a small grass fire Wednesday but are looking Tooele City police. Utility boxes A citizen notified police of ing follow a number of sus- had to be replaced. at Peterson Industrial Depot. for the public’s help in solving in the field were damaged in suspicious activity in the area picious fires in Tooele City Witnesses told police a gray Within 20 minutes, two addi- previous arsons in the city this addition to a small area of the and officers arrested Bryce throughout the summer. pickup truck with several tional fires were reported in summer. field. Lloyd, 23, of Tooele, in con- Tooele City police were occupants was seen leaving Officers were notified of About one hour later, offi- nection with the fires. He was called to Overlake Elementary the area after the fire started, SEE FIRES PAGE A7 ➤ Hot temps, dry fuel, gusty winds spark series of local wildfires

STEVE HOWE 1,278 with 40 percent contain- STAFF WRITER ment. A series of wildfires in Walton said fire crews used Tooele County in the past cou- a bulldozer to create a fire ple of days serve as a reminder break and used engines to sup- there are still dangerous fire press the flames. Since it did conditions, according to Tooele not threaten structures, crews County Fire Warden Daniel allowed the fire to burn itself Walton. out in some areas due to lack A fire in Skull Valley west of of fuel. Terra was sparked by lightning Fire crews from the BLM, around 7 p.m. on Tuesday and state Division of Forestry, Fire quickly spread to more than and State Lands and Terra Fire 1,000 acres, Walton said. The Department battled the blaze, fire didn’t threaten any struc- according to Walton. Terra Fire tures and occurred mostly on Department handled the initial Bureau of Land Management property, burning to a peak of SEE WILDFIRES PAGE A5 ➤ Life’s Worth Living takes its suicide THS assistant prevention message to Wendover TIM GILLIE Gossett. STAFF WRITER “The walk was designed to gain coach arrested in Jon Gossett went to Wendover awareness for suicide, the foun- on Wednesday. But this time he dation’s programs, and to bring drove instead of walked. resources to Wendover, while rais- Gossett is the founder and ing funds for the foundation,” he prostitution sting president of Life’s Worth Living said. Foundation, a Tooele County- At the conclusion of the walk, based non-profit organization that Gossett held a rally in a hangar at STEVE HOWE week-long prostitution sting to provides suicide awareness, pre- Wendover Historic Airfield. STAFF WRITER disrupt clients soliciting pros- vention and education. Mike Crawford, mayor of An assistant Tooele High titutes, according to a depart- In April, he led a 100-mile Wendover, Utah, and Daniel School football coach will be ment release. Patronizing a “Walk to Wendover” to draw atten- Corona, mayor of West Wendover, terminated by the school dis- prostitute is a Class A misde- tion to suicide prevention efforts Nevada, attended the rally. trict next week after he was meanor and carries a fine of up in the county. Both mayors accepted Gossett’s arrested for patronizing a pros- to $2,500 and one year in jail. Prior to the walk, Gossett said invitation to bring the foundation’s titute in Salt Lake City. Following his arrest last he wanted to make sure everybody awareness and prevention training Mark Lyne Jackson, 39, of Wednesday, Jackson self- knows about the foundation’s to their communities. Tooele, was arrested by Salt reported the incident to the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO suicide prevention and awareness When Gossett went to Lake City police for patronizing Tooele County School District Barbara Bradley (top) listens to a class on suicide preven- efforts, from one end of the county Wendover on Wednesday, this time a prostitute and booked into the next day, according to tion training in West Wendover on Wednesday. Taryn to the other. he drove his car and brought with the Salt Lake County Jail on Marie Denson, the school Aiken Hiatt (above), Utah and Nevada director of the The county had lost five resi- him Taryn Hiatt, director for the Aug. 23. district’s communications American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, speaks with dents to death by suicide in the Nevada/Utah area of the American The Salt Lake City Police training attendees. The training was hosted by Life’s Worth three weeks that preceded the Department was conducting a SEE COACH PAGE A5 ➤ Living Foundation. Walk to Wendover, according to SEE MESSAGE PAGE A5 ➤

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Man-made meddling contributed Friday 6:56 a.m. 8:01 p.m. Saturday 6:57 a.m. 7:59 p.m. Sunday 6:58 a.m. 7:58 p.m. Monday 6:59 a.m. 7:56 p.m. Tuesday 7:00 a.m. 7:55 p.m. Wednesday 7:01 a.m. 7:53 p.m. to changing lake’s ecosystem F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:02 a.m. 7:51 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 5:15 p.m. 2:26 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Editor’s note: This is the second of a planted two years ago, the system his focus is on striking a balance Saturday 5:58 p.m. 3:18 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme three-part series that explores the his- can be fragile, according to Stansbury between aesthetics and the health of Sunday 6:39 p.m. 4:13 a.m. tory, ecology and future of Stansbury Park Service Agency Manager Randall the lake. Monday 7:16 p.m. 5:12 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 7:51 p.m. 6:14 a.m. Statistics for the week ending August 30. Lake. Flynn. He has worked with the lake The biggest challenges for Pleasant with plenty Very warm with plenty Remaining very warm Sunshine mixing with Wednesday 8:24 p.m. 7:17 a.m. Sunny and very warm Sunny Plenty of sunshine Temperatures for more than 20 years and has seen Stansbury Lake are nutrient pollution Thursday 8:57 p.m. 8:22 a.m. of sun of sunshine with clouds and sun clouds High/Low past week 94/58 STEVE HOWE the impact of human meddling first- and dissolved solids, which is the salt Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 87/61 STAFF WRITER hand. content in a body of water, according 87 63 91 66 91 66 91 65 89 66 89 63 87 64 Average temp past week 77.2 Normal average temp past week 74.3 Stansbury Lake is a living eco- “Any time you mess with an eco- to Jake Vander Laan, lake assessment TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low system, from the water insects and logical system, there’s a domino coordinator for the Utah Division of Sep 6 Sep 13 Sep 19 Sep 27 Shown is Friday’s weather. crawfish living in the bottom to the effect,” Flynn said. Water Quality. ©2017; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s pelicans fishing near its surface. While some residents have become Flynn said Stansbury Lake strug- provided by highs and Friday night’s DAVID BERN/TTB FILE PHOTO While the lake exhibits a diversity frustrated with unsightly weeds and lows. In April 2015, Charlie Wallace of Wallace Fish Farm, Allen, Kansas, planted 15,000 catfish, of life, including thousands of fish algae blooms on the lake, Flynn said SEE ECOSYSTEM PAGE A7 ➤ Download our app today bluegill, bass and crappie in Stansbury Lake. UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B5 Grouse 90/51 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 90/64 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C6 85/57 92/65 92/66 88/67 Ogden Stansbury Park Older sister Stallions, Cowboys HOMETOWN B2 89/62 Erda 89/66 OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 88/65 Pine Canyon donates kidney to clash tonight in Salt Lake City 89/52 90/66 73/59 0.05 0.23 0.51 0.88 14.06 13.23 KID SCOOP B8 Tooele 91/66 Bauer save younger sister football 87/63 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 88/64 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 87/63 See B2 See B1 87/57 88/57 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 88/64 87/57 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 89/60 88/63 Ophir Moderate on B4 81/59 Low Delta Manti Absent 90/61 87/56 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 96/63 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 90/63 87/56 Moab 85/60 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 93/63 Beaver 91/62 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 86/55 Ibapah 88/61 24-hour 87/58 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.98 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 89/54 85/58 at Grantsville 1.49 none 100/71 Kanab 92/61 Eureka 77/57 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.26 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 31, 2017 Big event for business, community set for Benson Gristmill Herbert’s 25K Jobs Tour, chamber’s Taste of Our County, business expo and job fair will be held together on Sept. 6 TIM GILLIE tour on Sept. 6, according to STAFF WRITER Hamner. Gov. Gary Herbert’s 25K But the 25K Jobs Tour isn’t Jobs Tour of rural Utah will all that’s happening at the touch down in Tooele County gristmill on Sept. 6, Hamner on Sept. 6. said. While here, it will join The chamber will also hold the Tooele County Chamber its annual Taste of Our County, of Commerce’s Taste of Our Community Business Expo, County, Community Business and Job Fair, he said. Expo and Job Fair at the The Taste of Our County Benson Gristmill, according to will give the public a chance to Jared Hamner, the chamber’s sample food from local eater- executive director. ies. “This is going to be one big For $5 a plate for adults and event for businesses and the $3 for children, the public can community,” Hamner said. taste food from around 12 dif- “We are excited about our new ferent local eateries, according location at the gristmill and to Hamner. the opportunity to have the Lt. The Community Business Governor visit us.” Expo will feature businesses During his 2017 state of to community networking. the state address, Herbert Businesses from the county challenged private and public will set up booths and the sectors to create 25,000 jobs public can go around and visit throughout rural Utah in the the different booths and talk to next four years. representatives of the different The governor’s 25K Jobs businesses. Tour of rural Utah was “We have a wide variety launched on July 17 in part- of businesses in the county,” nership with the World Trade Hamner said. “People that Center and 20 public and pri- come to the Expo may find that vate economic development we have the business they need partners. right here in the county.” The 25K Job Tour is making The Job Fair will give busi- stops in rural counties and are nesses that are recruiting new structured like a business fair. employees an opportunity to The stops provide an oppor- recruit by showing what kind tunity for local businesses to of jobs they have and what cri- learn about resources available teria is needed for people to fill to help them grow and expand those jobs. their businesses. Hamner suggested that job The tour stops are open seekers might want to bring to the general public and copies of their current resume. designed to engage the whole The 25K Job Tour, Taste community. of Our County, Community Herbert tapped Lt. Gov. Business Expo, and Job Fair Spencer Cox to represent him will run from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the tour. Cox and World The gristmill is located at 325 Trade Center President and state Route 138 in Stansbury TTB FILE PHOTO CEO Derek Miller, will be Park. Danny Marz offers samples of the Pit Stop Coffee Shop’s sugar cookies at the 2015 Business Expo and Taste of Tooele at the Tooele City Park. This year Taste at the gristmill for the 25K [email protected] of Tooele will be held at the Benson Gristmill in Stansbury Park on Wednesday from 3-7 pm.

CORRECTION The headline for the Grantsville man charged for having child pornography “Clerk’s Corner” column STEVE HOWE counts of second-degree felony assigned to the state Internet devices and searched, which vehicle, was named after him. in Tuesday’s edition was STAFF WRITER sexual exploitation of a minor. Crimes Against Children Task returned more than 600 imag- Whitman denied, how- incorrect. It instead should Charges were filed The National Center for Force. es of interest. ever, that he downloaded or have said, “Didn’t get your Wednesday in 3rd District Missing and Exploited Children A court order showed After reading Whitman his uploaded any images of child property valuation notice? Court against a Grantsville received several reports of the images connected to a rights, he was interviewed pornography, according to the Contact clerk’s office.” The man after he was arrested in child pornography uploaded Burmester Road address and by police, according to the statement. Transcript Bulletin apolo- connection with possession of to a Yahoo account between investigators obtained a search probable cause statement. He No court date was set in gizes for the error. child pornography. October 2016 and April 2017, warrant, the statement said. admitted the Yahoo account Whitman’s case as of press Charles Nicholas Whitman, according to a probable cause During the search, investiga- belonged to him and the hard time on Thursday morning. 62, is charged with eight statement. The reports were tors located several electronic drive, which was found in his [email protected]

TOOELETRANSCRIPT A DIFFERENT VIEW Cougar population grows, BULLETIN ADMINISTRATION more hunting proposed Scott C. Dunn Publisher OGDEN, Utah (AP) — state by using these numbers, Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Growing cougar populations in DeBloois said. In the season OFFICE Utah have prompted the state’s last year, 28 percent of hunted Bruce Dunn Controller wildlife managers to recom- cougars were female, and 23 Chris Evans Office Manager mend increasing the number of percent were five years or Vicki Higgins Customer Service cougar hunting permits this fall older. Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager to 579, up from 531 last year. Wildlife conservationists EDITORIAL The state’s cougar popula- argue that the current method David Bern Editor tions have grown about 3 per- for estimating the number of Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor cent annually since 2004 and the state’s cougars is not robust Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Division of Wildlife Resources enough, and the current hunt Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor models estimate that there are quotas could have adverse Tim Gillie Staff Writer now between 1,900 and 4,000 effects such as a surplus of Steve Howe Staff Writer adult mountain lions living in younger, less experienced male Mark Watson Staff Writer Utah, said Darren DeBloois, the cougars. ADVERTISING division’s game mammals pro- Cougar hunting permits cost Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager gram coordinator. $58 for state residents and Keith Bird Advertising Sales Hunters ended up killing $258 for non-residents. Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager 400 cougars during the last season and 371 during the LAYOUT & DESIGN 2015-16 season, the Standard- John Hamilton Creative Director Examiner reported. Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Wildlife biologists calculate PRODUCTION FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the quotas by collecting data Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Part of the Town of Stockton and the Stockton Bar can be seen from a ravine on South Mountain. from the killed cougars that MYGA AUNNUITY Darwin Cook Web Press Manager hunters must show to state offi- Dan Coats Pre-press Technician cials in inspections. Scott Spence Insert Technician “There are two manage- 3.25% SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ment criteria — the percent of $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered females in harvest, we want GUARANTEED by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Big Colorado electric utility may that to be below 40 percent,” Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, 10 YEARS Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele DeBloois said. “The other thing County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the we look at is how many ani- United States. shut 2 coal units down earlier mals are five years and older. OFFICE HOURS: DENVER (AP) — Colorado’s it’s a lot cheaper or whether it’s to pursue the plan. If regula- That helps to ensure we have a Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. largest electrical utility said marginally less expensive.” tors agree, Xcel would ask for good adult component.” CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: Tuesday it is considering shut- The Pueblo plant would bids for constructing solar, At least 15 percent of the 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. ting down two coal-fired gen- lose 80 to 90 jobs over eight wind or gas generating facili- cougars must be over five PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: erating units a decade earlier years, some through attrition, ties and for purchasing renew- years old. A stable growing 4 p.m. day prior to publication. than planned and replacing Eves said. Xcel would work able or gas-fired electricity population is maintained in the COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, them with power from a mix of with other employees on new from independent companies. BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: wind, solar and natural gas. opportunities, he said. If the bids meet Xcel’s price 3 p.m. day prior to publication. Xcel Energy said the plan Eves said the company has requirements, the utility OBITUARY DEADLINE: NEED CASH NOW? 10 a.m. day of publication. calls for closing two older units never had layoffs as a result of would settle on a mix of power at the Comanche Generating switching from coal to renew- sources and ask regulators for Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued We Want to Make twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals Station in Pueblo — one in able energy. permission to put the plan in You a Loan! postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by 2022 and one in 2025. A third, Taking the two coal-fired place. the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, newer unit would keep operat- units offline is expected to The two Pueblo units that $ $ Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. 100- 3,000 TODAY! Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, ing. reduce carbon dioxide pollu- would be retired have a com- Tooele City, Utah 84074. Xcel said it would not put tion by 4 million to 4.5 million bined capacity of 660 mega- Noble Finance POSTMASTER: the plan in place unless the tons a year, Eves said. watts. 435-843-1255 Send change of address to: PO Box 390 overall cost of electricity is the The plant now burns about Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 same or less than current costs. 5 million tons of coal a year. If TOOELE’S DISCOUNT THEATER — $200 MOVIES! David Eves, president of the two older units are retired, 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 NIGHTLY 4:45 PM | DARK SUNDAY PG-13 NIGHTLY 8:00 PM | SUNDAY 5:00 PM PG-13 email: [email protected] Colorado operations for the that would be cut in half, Xcel OPEN CAPTIONING or visit our web site extension at Minneapolis-based utility, said spokesman Mark Stutz said. 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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 31, 2017 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1967, crash victim turns out to be escaped wanted prisoner he Tooele Transcript Council declared Sept. 1 as County the previous June. lowest ebb in history. $4,800. Bulletin has published an annual date to honor the He was wanted for three At 4:15 p.m., only 110 votes Aug. 31, 1917 TTooele County news memory of the former attor- robberies. He allegedly shot had been cast in all three President Woodrow Wilson since 1894. Here is a flashback ney, ambassador to Mexico and and killed a police officer in Tooele voting precincts com- issued a proclamation that of local front-page news from member of the First Presidency Torrance, California in one of bined in the general primary gave the government control 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page of The Church of Jesus Christ the robberies. election. over every possible commod- that occurred during the last of Latter-day Saints. Later in the week, a story It was the lowest count ever ity exported from the United week of August and the first Flashback Aug. 29-Sept.1, 1967 announced that Settlement reached in voting interest in States. week of September. A Tooele County accident Canyon Reservoir was too low local history compared with It was the most drastic step Sept. 1-3, 1992 victim who was in critical con- to plant trout. the number of registered vot- for economic control taken A fire in Silcox and the warden said. The cause dition at Tooele Valley Hospital Conservation officer Roy ers. by any nation during the war. Settlement canyons burned was still under investigation. turned out to be a much Garrard said that the Utah Later in the week it was The president said in a state- 250 acres before it was Firefighters said the blaze sought after California prison Department of Fish and Game announced that construction ment that he aimed at control declared 100-percent con- was particularly hard to fight escapee wanted on warrants of had originally scheduled to would begin on a Tooele sub- and not at actual stoppage of tained. because of changing winds, murder and robbery. plant 800 to 900 legal-size division with 59 new houses exports. Tooele County Fire Warden flare-ups and steep, rocky ter- Jerry Lee O’Brien was criti- trout for Labor Day fishermen, on the area of East Street and All articles of commerce Troy Taron estimated fire- rain. cally injured on a Friday morn- plus 10,000 small-size trout for Second North Street. Owners must be licensed for export to fighting costs at $35,000 Later in the week the front ing in a one-car rollover about future fishing. However, the of the property were John L. enemy countries and the coun- — plus the loss of water from page featured a story on J. two miles east of Low. He suf- department concluded that the and Myrtle Allsop. tries of the European neutrals, Settlement Canyon Reservoir. Reuben Clark. Jr. fered several broken bones and reservoir was too low for the Houses to be built were five- according to the president. The fire occurred during the He was remembered as one was unconscious for several plantings. room frame houses, some with last week of August. of the most famous sons to days. Sept. 1-4, 1942 full basements, and some with Staff Writer Mark Watson The bill would be paid for by ever come out of Grantsville. He escaped from California The front page announced up-to-date utility rooms. Prices compiled this report. state and county fire budgets, In August, Grantsville City State Prison No. 10 in Tulare that voter interest had hit its would range from $3,750 to Quilt making gives purpose, meaning to Grantsville seniors

MARK WATSON Vivian Pryor. “The mayor presented interest among some of the Tooele provides all the materi- each morning to get the pro- STAFF WRITER The Grantsville Senior our seniors with a special center’s new members has als. “They are great. They let cess started. Quilt makers at the Center quilters churn out recognition award for our started to wane. us know when they are having “Micki McKenzie helps us Grantsville Senior Center say about one quilt per day to service donating quilts,” said “We really could use a few a sale on what we need so we and she is on the fire depart- their avocation provides mean- either sell or donate to organi- Grantsville Senior Center more people to help out,” can get a good price,” Dillard ment and works at Tooele ing to their lives. zations like the Grantsville Fire Lead Dan Lawrence. “The fire Pryor said “Anybody is wel- said. Valley Meats,” Pryor said. “It’s very rewarding. At our Department, Grantsville Police department uses our quilts to come. You don’t even have to “We show off a quilt right in “She puts the quilts through a age, there’s not a lot we can Department, Diamond Jane’s comfort victims at house fires be a senior citizen.” the doorway and there is one shrink wrap machine so they do, but quilting gives us some Assisted Living, Tooele Police and in other emergencies.” Pryor is hooked on quilt- in our display cabinet,” said can be stored and not take up meaning and helps us feel like Department, Valley Behavioral Quilt-making at the center making. She estimates she’s Dillard. “Some will also see much space. It also keeps them we are doing something to Health, Bikers Against Child has been a tradition for more made about 2,000 over the us making quilts here at the clean.” help people,” said quilt-maker Abuse and others. than a decade, but Pryor said past decade. center, and they become inter- For those who would like Most of the quilts are sold ested in buying.” to check out the quilts, the to the public, and the proceeds In a few cases, quilts can be Grantsville Senior Center is go back into the quilt-making customized to present some- located at 120 S. Center Street. program. Small quilts sell for thing the buyer wants it to look The center is open from 8 a.m. $25 and large quilts $35. The like. Perhaps it’s a personal to 4 p.m. Monday through large quilts measure 45-by-60 hobby, sports team or some- Thursday, and 8 a.m. until inches. thing else, Pryor said. noon on Friday. Saint Marguerite’s Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft in Dillard comes in a 8 a.m. [email protected] Fall Festival SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 FRIDAY: 5PM TO 10PM SATURDAY: 11AM TO 10PM

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15 SOUTH 7TH STREET, TOOELE 435.882.3860 COURTESY OF BELLA COLOVICH The core of quilt-makers at Grantsville Senior Center include (from left) Vivian Pryor, Georgia Dillard, Micki McKenzie, Esther Grange, Karlla Hammond, Dawn Buhlman and June Piker. Also in the photo is therapy dog Miss Andy.

�� � Tooele Technical College Alabama skating team practicing for for Sonic carhop competition DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) — Coin became friends at last year’s hasn’t made any progress in his drops. Dime drops. Toe spins. skate off. Dyess was living in time at Sonic. He’s currently an Outside breaks. A rollback split Kentucky at the time, but a assistant manager at the east into a four-arm pike. few months after the event, he Dothan location, and will soon They’re all among the moves moved to Dothan and took a job enter the company’s manager in Josh Tucker and Lydell “Rocket” at the local Sonic to learn from training program. �������������������������������������������������� Dyess are practicing for the Tucker. Dyess’s skating story is a Sonic Skate Off competition, “I felt like he could help little different. Dyess had never �������������������������������������������� along with one other. take me to the next level,” said touched a pair of skates in his ��������������������� “Um, we call this one ‘me Dyess, 23. life until he started work at jumping over Rocket,’” Tucker Tucker started skating at the Sonic. � said. age of 2 under his grandfather’s “The manager asked me if I Tucker and Dyess, both tutelage and continued skating knew how to skate, and I was Come join the Ride entry starts at $30 per person Includes employees of the east Dothan into his teen years. going to say whatever I had to fun with an with all proceeds donated to the Dutch Oven BBQ! Sonic franchise, will compete “It allows me to express say to get a job, so I said yes,” against other skating Sonic car- myself in a way that words he said. ATV/UTV ride Tooele Tech SCHOLARSHIP FUND. Entertainment with to Jacob City!� Carver Louis hops in the event, which will be can’t,” he said. “Skating is who It quickly became obvious *Children 10 and under are Free*� Morning Pastries held in Oklahoma City on Sept. I am.” that Dyess didn’t know how T-Shirt 13. In the event, carhops skate Getting a job at Sonic to skate, but his manager was Prize Giveaways through an obstacle course to allowed him to combine his nice enough to let him take his � deliver a meal to a customer. passion for skating and his skates home to practice. Dyess Points are awarded for success- gregarious personality to earn quickly mastered the basics and ful completion of the course a living. It was his dream job moved on to advanced skills. and execution of trick moves. then, and six years later, he still “It’s something I didn’t know They also compete in a freestyle loves his work. I was going to be good at,” he competition. “Some folks call this a high said. “It combines my love for This will be Tucker’s third school job, but I call it a career,” dancing with wheels.” trip to the annual competition said Tucker, 24. Sonic Drive-In has more than and Dyess’s second. The two That’s not to say that Tucker 3,500 locations nationwide.

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THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OUT & ABOUT It’s never too late to take care of unfinished family business week ago Tuesday, thou- to Moab a few years back. I’d sands of Tooele County’s gone and visited them a number Abrightest young minds of times over the years, immers- got the 2017-18 school year ing myself in the Mexican underway, continuing their pur- Darren Vaughan culture. She knew how much it STAFF WRITER suit of knowledge that will lead meant to me. them into the future. So, as I sat talking to her One day earlier, my not-quite- shortly before she passed, she as-bright (and certainly not- On top of working at the campus told me, “you will go back and quite-as-young) mind did the newspaper and radio and TV get your Spanish degree.” Not, “I same thing as I stepped through stations, I also had the opportu- hope you go back and get your the front door of the Social and nity to go on a couple humani- Spanish degree.” It was, “you Behavioral Science building on tarian aid trips to Mexico and will.” There’s not much else you the University of Utah campus spent a month studying Spanish can say to that except “OK.” for the first Spanish grammar in Granada, Spain, during the Thus, I decided now was the class of my senior year (version summer between my junior and time to make it happen — I was 2.0). senior years. All seemed to be going back to college. It has been a little more than going according to plan until I jumped through all the req- 11 years since I presented my reality sunk in — it really was uisite hoops, and last Monday, I senior thesis, thus earning my too much work. found myself back on a college Bachelor of Arts degree in com- So, my communication campus. It’s only been a week munication from Southern Utah degree became my sole focus. and a half, but I’ve already University. It’s one of my proud- My Spanish degree got back- started to settle in to the college est achievements, but there burnered. And there it remained routine again, though: find- was something that always felt for years and years. ing all the free food available missing. That fact has eaten at me ever on campus, finding the perfect When I first started at SUU, I since, especially because my quiet spot in the library to nap envisioned myself as a commu- Latino heritage makes me look between classes — and, oh yeah, nication major, focusing on both like I should speak Spanish a lot finding time to do homework broadcast and print journalism, better than I do. I’d long wanted on top of my duties here at the with a minor in Spanish. It was to do something about that, and Tooele Transcript Bulletin. (I an ambitious goal to be sure moving back to Utah — and its definitely have to keep the prop- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO — the combined major meant relatively low in-state tuition — er balance between maintaining University of Utah student Darren Vaughan is learning the ropes on his return to college to earn his second even more course work on top a few years ago, got the wheels my grade-point average and my degree. of trying to minor in a foreign in motion. editor’s sanity, because if either language. But ambitious I was And then came last summer, one plummets, I’m in trouble.) find myself taking it a lot more But, one thing’s for certain Darren Vaughan is the sports as an 18-year-old kid ready to when my grandmother passed It’s a little different being a seriously. It’s not all parties and — it’s never too late to go back editor for the Tooele Transcript take on the world — or, at least, away. She and my grandfather college student in my early-to- football games, though I do have to school. This was unfinished Bulletin and a senior Spanish college. had lived in a tiny fishing village mid-30s, and not just because season football tickets in the business, and I couldn’t be hap- major at the University of Utah. I was able to do a lot of things in rural northwestern Mexico I’m so much older than the vast student section at Rice Eccles pier to finally do something Email him at dvaughan@tooeletr in pursuit of that original goal. for 20 years before moving back majority of my classmates. I Stadium. about it. anscript.com.

people’s minds,” she said. “That Rather than a direct “I’m munity resource, like a hotline SUICIDE WARNING SIGNS Message isn’t true.” thinking about suicide,” these or a trained crisis counselor. continued from page A1 Some people avoid getting messages take the form of Hiatt also promoted the use of • Talking about wanting to die exhibits the above suicide warning signs: involved when they suspect the changes in actions, verbal the SafeUT app for smartphones. • Looking for a way to kill oneself • Do not leave the person alone Foundation for Suicide potential for suicide, because cues, or feelings, according to For the Life’s Worth Living • Talking about feeling hopeless or • Remove any firearms, alcohol, Prevention. they feel unprepared and don’t SafeTALK. Foundation, trainings like having no purpose drugs or sharp objects that could Hiatt facilitated a two-hour know how to respond, according Unfortunately these messages SafeTALK are a way of continu- • Talking about feeling trapped or be used in a suicide attempt suicide alertness training called to Hiatt. are often missed, dismissed, or ing the public dialogue about in unbearable pain • Call the U.S. National Suicide Prevention SafeTALK at West Wendover City “SafeTALK helps people feel avoided by people around them, suicide. • Talking about being a burden Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) Hall. more empowered and teaches a according to Hiatt. SafeTALK-training makes to others • Take the person to an emergency SafeTALK is a program few tools to use,” she said. In the “ask” step, SafeTALK communities like Wendover, • Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs room or seek help from a medical offered by LivingWorks SafeTALK uses the acronym empowers individuals to relate a “suicide-safer community,” • Acting anxious, agitated or recklessly or mental health professional Education, an international TALK for Tell, Ask, Listen, and their observations and ask • Sleeping too little or too much according to LivingWorks. suicide intervention training Keep safe, to help participants directly, “Are you thinking about • Withdrawing or feeling isolated Source: American Foundation for Suicide For Gossett, Wednesday’s company. remember the steps to link suicide?” • Showing rage or talking about Prevention training was a promise fulfilled A key principle of SafeTALK people in crisis with the help Participants are then taught seeking revenge Other Local Resources to a remote community. is dispelling the myth that talk- they need. to encourage the person to talk • Displaying extreme mood swings • Valley Behavioral Health 435-843-3520 ing about suicide causes suicide, The “tell” step teaches that and then to listen actively. “Wendover is often a forgot- • Life’s Worth Living hotline 435-248-LIVE according to Hiatt. people thinking about suicide The final step, “keep safe,” ten part of Tooele County,” he The more of these signs a person shows, • Life’s Worth Living website http://lifes- “There is this fear that talking often send out messages that teaches participants how to link said. the greater the risk. Warning signs are asso- worthlivingfoundation.org/ about suicide plants the idea in indicate what they are thinking. the person with a qualified com- [email protected] ciated with suicide but may not be what • Download the free app, SafeUT. The app causes a suicide. puts the user in touch with a qualified Here’s what to do if someone you know counselor 24/7 either by voice or text.

would impact normal operations Wildfires on Thursday. continued from page A1 There was a small fire about 2 miles northeast of Terra, attack on the fire. which burned a few acres, Another wildfire sparked by Walton said. There was also a lightning on Tuesday caused a fire near Ibapah which was han- precautionary early release of dled by Nevada fire crews, and Ditto area employees at Dugway a fire south of Vernon Reservoir, Proving Ground, according to a which was in Juab County but release from the military instal- local fire units were dispatched lation. Workers were released to assist. early to ensure commuters could Tooele County was assigned leave the installation before a red flag warning from the smoke obscured the roadway. National Weather Service on The range fire, which grew to more than 450 acres, was 5 Wednesday due to a high risk of miles inside the main gate and fire-causing conditions. Walton Ditto employees were 5 miles or said the combination of hot tem- more from the fire. peratures, dry fuel, dry light- Dugway Fire Department ning and gusting winds created managed the fire and com- very extreme conditions for fire. menced back-burning to prevent Vegetation below 6,500 feet the wildfire from spreading, the in elevation are extremely dry Labor Day release said. As of Wednesday and fire restrictions are expect- evening, Dugway Proving ed to remain in place for the Ground Emergency Operations foreseeable future, Walton said. Center did not project the fire [email protected]

Two other Coach Tooele County continued from page A1 School Music District foot- ball coaches director. Jackson was required have resigned to self-report his arrest as part of or been ter- school policy and state law. minated for Mark Jackson Jackson was placed on admin- alleged mis- istrative leave after he self- conduct in the past year. reported and was subsequently Former Tooele head football placed on unpaid administrative coach Kyle Brady resigned in Festival leave on Aug. 29, Denson said. January amid an investiga- Jackson, who was hired as an tion by the Utah Professional assistant football coach in 2011, Practices Advisory Commission. will be officially terminated on Brady was under investigation Sept. 7. He does not work for the by UPPAC for an alleged “bound- district in a teaching or class- ary violation” of “inappropriate room capacity. communication” with a female SEPTEMBER 4 Denson said the school dis- student. trict must follow the process out- Former Grantsville High head PM lined in its policies before termi- football coach Curtis Ware was 2:00 – 10:00 • FREE nating an employee, hence the arrested regarding alleged illegal delay between Jackson’s arrest sexual activity with two female PRATT AQUATIC CENTER PARK and termination. students last September and the Denson said the school dis- school board accepted his resig- 55 NORTH 200 WEST trict performed a background nation at its Oct. 11 meeting. check on Jackson through Ware, 48, is charged with the Utah Bureau of Criminal first-degree felony forcible 2:00-3:00 HIGHSTRUNG BAND 6:00-6:30 BRENDAN THORPE Identification and it came back sodomy, three counts of second- with no prior arrests. Court degree felony sexual exploita- 3:00-3:30 BRENDAN THORPE 6:30-7:30 BROAD DAYLIGHT records show Jackson pleaded tion of a minor, four counts of guilty to three counts of misde- second-degree felony forcible 3:30-4:30 STICK SHIFT UTAH 7:30-8:00 BRENDAN THORPE meanor lewdness in 2002 and sexual abuse and four counts of no contest to misdemeanor dis- misdemeanor lewdness. 4:30-5:00 BRENDAN THORPE 8:00-10:00 BENT FENDER orderly conduct in 2004. Ware is also charged with Denson said the school dis- third-degree felony tampering 5:00-6:00 EXIT 99 trict will look into why the prior with a witness in a separate but charges were not discovered in related case. the background check. [email protected] A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 31, 2017 OBITUARIES 90 percent of Utah Sharon B. Webb Dorothy D. Nider Sharon B. Webb, our moth- Kindred schools tested find er, best friend, loving wife, Aug 31, 1926 - Aug 29, 2017 amazing grandma and friend to all who knew her, passed Dorothy Kindred passed some amount of lead away at her home in Tooele, on away at home on Aug. 29, Aug. 22, 2017, after a coura- 2017, surrounded by her fam- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) water. She says officials don’t geous battle with cancer. She ily. — Tests show nine Utah think the results show what was born Oct. 28, 1945, in Dorothy was born in schools have drinking water lead levels are like when Albany, California, and was the Waterville, Kansas, to Joseph with amounts of lead higher school is in session. youngest of four. and Ida Nider. She was the than U.S. government guide- Utah officials said they’re She married our kind and oldest of three children. She lines and about 90 percent of monitoring the schools to loving Pa, Johnny Webb, on graduated from Weiser High schools that have voluntarily ensure their water systems April 12, 1991. They were the School in Idaho, in 1944. tested their water found at are regularly flushed even on best of friends. Dorothy met her compan- least some amount of lead. weekends and holidays. Mom was a nurse for over ion, Bernard R. Kindred Sr. Only 25 of 249 Utah schools In eight of the schools, the 40 years, caring for those who and they were married in that tested their drinking water high levels of lead came from could not take care of them- Gowanda, New York, on Feb. found it was lead free, but one sources, typically a kitchen selves. She was always there sister Nita. She is survived by 3, 1946. They had five chil- Eagles Lodge and the Moose most of the schools that tested or utility sink, which could for her family and friends her husband, Johnny Webb; dren, Louise Thermos (Peter), Lodge, devoting many hours positive for lead had low lev- signal the lead may not be whenever someone needed her two sons: Marty (Corine) Carol Hardy (Mike), Bernard for their charities. els of the metal, according to throughout the entire build- her. She always made sure we and Eric (Becky) Harman; her Jr. (Terri), Kathleen Schultz She is survived by her sister, the Utah Division of Drinking ing’s system, Owens said. knew she loved us and was daughter Janette (Jeremy) (Wayne) and Debra Bittinger JoAnn Creevan, her five chil- Water. Utah Poison Control medical proud of us. Sayer; step-daughters: Nadine (Don). dren, 10 grandchildren and 17 The tests are voluntary and director Zane Horowitz says She enjoyed spending time Wood and Jennifer (Barry) After retiring from mili- great-grandchildren. only about a quarter of Utah’s parents should be informed with her kids, grandkids, hus- Fergerson; her brother, Red; tary life, they moved back She was preceded in schools have been tested thus about lead levels at their band and, of course, her pre- sister Linda; many grandchil- to Tooele, where they both death by her loving husband, far, The Salt Lake Tribune children’s school but not panic cious dogs. She and Pa enjoyed dren and friends. worked at the Tooele Army Bernard Sr.; her brother, reported. because lead poisoning usually puzzling, watching TV and We will have a celebration Depot. James Nider; and two great- Six of the nine schools with occurs after consuming large relaxing at home. of her life for friends and fam- Dorothy was well known grandchildren: Zachary and lead levels above federal guide- amounts of tainted water over She loved to play the penny ily on Sept. 9 between 4-6 p.m. for volunteering time to the Devin May. lines are in the Salt Lake area’s months or years. slots and would drive to at Eric’s home. His address is church youth group, the Girl The family would like to Granite School District. The “It usually takes months or Wendover on her own to get 4845 W. Valley View Drive, Scouts and to assisting teach- thank the many friends that others three schools were in years of exposure, like a child away. She had the best laugh West Valley City. In lieu of ers at Tooele Central School. came to visit and the wonder- the Box Elder School District rolling around in dusty lead and would laugh so hard she flowers, please bring a smile She was a member of the ful staff of CNS Hospice Care. and North Summit School paint,” Horowitz said. cried. We will miss you forever in remembrance of her. Online District. Lead can cause developmen- mommy. condolences are at dalton- Marie Owens, director of tal delays in young children. She was preceded in death hoopes.com. the Utah Division of Drinking The U.S. government by her mother “Mumsy” and Water, said most of the sam- requires regular testing of resi- ples were taken after buildings dential drinking water systems were empty and lead was able but not school systems. to accumulate in stagnant

Robert John McGary a munitions inspector, he was Robert John McGary of able to travel the world. Tooele, Utah, passed away He was a private pilot and a quietly on the morning of his member of the Civil Air Patrol. birthday, July 8, 2017. His hats, pipes, hunting, red Golf gives paralyzed former He is survived by his dear cars, taking home movies, brother, Fred McGary, Jr. of and easy way of smiling as he Salinas, California; his nieces helped you fix something that and nephews: Ruth Jeannine was broken, will be remem- champion a new shot at life Pelligra of Salinas; Arthur bered by all who loved him. Lee “Bud” McGary (Joan) of Kind and gentle, he was a man FREEPORT, Ill. (AP) months. With the help of his game, it really is amazing.” Aurora, Colorado; Mary Ann who suffered neither fools nor — There aren’t many golfers wife, Kelley, friends and a spe- Wayne Bardell sometimes Hurren (Jack) of Nampa, dishonesty in others. who can say they’ve ever shot cial golf wheelchair purchased accompanies Haubach to the Idaho; Richard Lee Fenton, Jr. He did not want a large, in the 60s, and even fewer can after fundraisers at local golf course to tee the ball up for (Joyce) of Tracy, California; fancy funeral — just a simple honestly say the game saved courses, he was slowly able to him. Haubach hasn’t yet fig- Michael Cameron Fenton graveside interment, overseen their life. recover mentally. ured out a way to effectively do of Cupertino, California; by the Eagles. That service will Chris Haubach, a former city He’s had to relearn how to it on his own. Robert Mark Fenton of be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, and county golf champion, can play golf, a sport that once The pair were formerly co- Hayward, California; Liesa McGary, who died on the USS Sept. 2. say both. came naturally to him. As a workers, but had lost touch Fenton of Cupertino; and his Morrison; and his sister Shirley In later life he suffered from Oct. 21, 2015 was one of member of Wolf Hollow Golf when their shifts changed. dear friends, Bob and Cinda Ann “Sam” Fenton (Richard) of blindness, due to macular the few days remaining on the Course in Lena for 20 years, When Haubach was involved McCully of Tooele, whom he Cupertino. degeneration, and he partici- calendar with weather nice Haubach was the club cham- in the crash, Bardell stepped considered as family; as well as He was a dedicated mem- pated in a clinical trial to help enough for Haubach to ride pion 15 times and owns the 18- up to take him to therapy for many great-nieces, great-neph- ber and past president of the find a cure. In lieu of flowers, his scooter from his Freeport hole course record at 61. nearly a year. ews and cousins. Tooele Chapter of the Eagles, please consider donations to home to his job at Newell “Chris was one of the best “I had the time where I He was preceded in death as well as a member of the one of the Tooele Eagles chari- Rubbermaid/Nova Capital golfers Freeport has ever had,” could help him,” Bardell said. by his parents, Elnora and Moose and Elks. He retired ties or any charity that assists he worked at the same place said Park Hills Golf Course pro “We were good friends, and Frederick McGary of Tooele; from service at Tooele Army the blind. for all 28 years, but Newell Jeff Hartman. “It’s great to see friends have to help each other his brother Arthur “Bud” Depot, and, in his capacity of Rubbermaid was bought out him back playing again.” out.” by Nova Capital, where he had The three-wheeled Ottobock Haubach isn’t alone when worked for 28 years. ParaGolfer, which cost it comes to golfing with a dis- “I had my truck keys in my $22,500, allows Haubach to ability. The Stand Up and Play hand and I was at the end of maneuver around the golf Foundation, which has about my driveway ready to get in course. Once he reaches his 120 chapters, mostly in the Our family, helping your my truck and I said, ‘You know ball, the machine lifts him into United States, works to provide what, let’s go get the scooter,”’ a standing position and allows standing golf wheelchairs to Haubach said. “About five him to swing the club. He paralyzed golfers everywhere. family, in a time of need minutes later I was lying in the swings one-handed, since he The foundation was founded as middle of the street wondering cannot utilize his core. a way to get people outside and what just happened.” Since getting the machine avoid the bedsores that affect He had crashed headfirst last year, Haubach has already many who are paralyzed, said into a Suburban at 30 mph, notched a hole-in-one. His best founder Anthony Netto. leaving him paralyzed from score at Wolf Hollow is an 82 “Golfers have raised money just below his shoulders down. from the forward tees, but he for so many worthy organiza- The incident also scalped him, vows to break 80 again some- tions throughout the years,” caused his left eye to sink in day. Netto said. “We challenge the and eventually cost him his job. “I’m going to learn this game golf courses to step up to the The driver of the other again and I’m going to get as plate and get the paraplegic vehicle allegedly drove under good as I can,” Haubach said. outdoors.” the influence of the painkiller “It basically saved my life. This A medical breakthrough is dihydrocodeine, disobeyed a game is something I can look the only thing that will ever get stop sign and caused the col- forward to and actually do.” Haubach out of a wheelchair. lision. The driver faces felony He plays golf four to five He’s still holding out hope that charges, and the court case is times a week, and his drive to one day that will happen, but ongoing. be the best has not left him. for now, he’s just focusing on “My life ended that day,” “He’s still as hard on himself living each day and shaving FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME Haubach said. “It really did. I right now as he was before strokes off his game. We have now opened our own full service cremation center. had to start over.” the accident,” said Doral “You either give in or you Haubach, 48, dealt with Reining, Wolf Hollow’s pro and keep going,” Haubach said. suicidal thoughts early one Haubach’s friend since high “Some people may say I’m an day and suffered from severe school. “For what he’s been inspiration. Maybe, but I’m just 435.884.3031 • www.daltonhoopes.com depression for about nine through and how he plays the trying to live my life.” TOOELE COUNTY PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS ���������������������������� ��������������������������������� Case dismissed against Utah ����������������� ����������������� ����������� ������ ���������������� ������ firm that finds long-lost heirs ����������������� ����� ����������������� ���� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A statute of limitations for prosecu- heirs. ������������ ���� ������������ ���� Utah company that track down tors to bring charges based on the Using court records, genealogi- heirs to unclaimed inheritances agreement had ended. cal documents and other public ���������������� ������ ���������������� ������ has won a legal battle with federal Mark Abueg, a spokesman data, they track down possible prosecutors who alleged the firm for the U.S. Justice Department, beneficiaries and reach out to engaged in anti-competitive prac- declined comment Tuesday on the them —offering to help them doc- ����������������� ���������������������� tices by conspiring with industry decision and whether prosecutors ument their connections to the ������������ ������������ players so they would not have to would appeal. dead and claim money that would ��� ��� compete with each other. James Mitchell, a lawyer for otherwise go to the state. ����������� ��� ����������� ��� Prosecutors failed to prove the 50-year-old company, said it The company charges a fee to that that the business ties Kemp was pleased with the ruling. the heirs when they get proceeds ����������� ���� ����������������� ��� & Associates, based in Salt Lake The company searches for from the estates. City, maintained with other people who may have rights to The companies typically don’t inheritance tracking firms stifled estates they are unaware of, often tell clients the names of the ������������������� ������������������������ competition, U.S. District Judge from long-lost relatives. deceased or possible inheritance David Sam ruled Monday. Prosecutors had accused the amounts until the clients sign ������������������� ��� ������������ ��� Sam also said an agreement for company and vice president contracts. ����������������� ��� ����������� ��� the companies to work together Daniel Mannix of antitrust crimes A wider probe into the sector may have increased efficiency punishable by up to $1 million or led by Chicago prosecutors result- ���������������� ���� �������������� ��� instead of driving up costs for prison time. ed in plea deals with a California heirs with rights to unclaimed The heir-finding companies company and two executives. ������������ ��� ������������� ��� money. have workers who sift through Prosecutors had said Kemp and ������������ ���� ����������� ��� Finally, the judge ruled that will probate filings, searching Mannix colluded with one those the agreement between the com- for people who recently died and executives, though their lawyers ��������� ��� panies had expired in 2008 and a may have missing or unknown denied any wrongdoing. 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THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Utah Motorsports Campus to host motorcycle grand prix Vintage and contemporary road racing motorcycles and sidecars will be featured at racetrack all weekend long

Utah Motorsports Campus “Battle of the CB160s” race. Motorcycle Classics Vintage will be transformed into a To start this race, the racers Motorcycle Show will fea- rolling museum of motorcycle must run across the track to ture an unusual collection of racing history this weekend a “bike holder,” bump-start vintage bikes, with Norton as the American Historic their motorcycle then battle being honored as the fea- Racing Motorcycle Association for the lead. tured marque. On Sunday, returns for the 12th annual Also included will be two Suicide Lane Cycles will Bonneville Vintage Grand rounds of vintage and mod- host a Custom Bike Show. Prix. ern sidecar racing with the Motorcycle-riding specta- Two-day event attracts vin- Sidecar Racers Association tors will be allowed to ride tage and historic road racing West, making its second the track during lunchtime motorcycles from the 1930s to appearance of the year at on Saturday and Sunday the 1980s, and is the longest- UMC. for $10/day, with proceeds running annual event at UMC. On UMC’s West Course, the going to the American Cancer PHOTO COURTESY UTAH MOTORSPORTS CAMPUS The weekend schedule Utah Sport Bike Association Society’s Hope Lodge, a facil- Motorcycle sidecar racing and other events are on tap at Utah Motorsports Park this weekend. includes racing on both will hold Round 5 of its six- ity that provides free housing Saturday and Sunday, all on round 2017 Masters of the to cancer patients (and their $15/day or $25/weekend for For more information mation on the Sidecar Racers the 2.2-mile East Course. Mountains championship. caregivers) from all over the adults, with kids 12 and under about the Bonneville Vintage Association West, visit www. Following morning practice The event features the best Intermountain West. In addi- admitted free. All patrons will Grand Prix, visit its website at FormulaSidecars.com. sessions, racing will start at amateur motorcycle road tion, the UMC Kart Track will receive free parking, and there www.BonnevilleVintageGP. For facility and event noon on both days, with 11 racers from throughout the be open for kart and racing will be a free gear check pro- com. For more information information about UMC, races scheduled each day. Intermountain West compet- simulator rentals throughout vided for motorcyclists courte- about the USBA Masters of the call 435-277-8000 or visit Included in the event will ing in 26 different classes. the weekend. sy of the Christian Motorcycle Mountains series, visit www. the track’s website at www. be the popular Le Mans-start Off the track, Saturday’s Tickets are priced at Association. UtahSBA.com. For more infor- UtahMotorsportsCampus.com.

Industrial Depot. Fires Police are still continued from page A1 investigating the potential that the the area and Tooele City Fire Chief Bucky fires in Overlake Whitehouse deemed the fires suspicious. and the depot are During the police investigation of the related. fires, detectives acquired video surveillance Anyone with footage of a gray pickup truck in the area information on at the time of ignition, the release said. The the suspicious pickup was described as a newer-model, fires is asked Bryce Lloyd four-door Chevrolet Silverado with a sliding to contact the rear window. Tooele City Police In the release, Tooele City police said Department’s investigations division at 435- there is no clear evidence relating Lloyd’s 882-8900. arrest Wednesday morning to the fires at [email protected] Overlake Elementary School or the Peterson

Isn’t it time you led a Spry life? Look for it every month. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO TOOELE A bird waits out a hail storm on Stansbury Lake. TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Ecosystem weeds around the boat docks deeper reaches, Flynn said. and marinas. After the mower In the winter of 2012, continued from page A1 was fixed, it was used by resi- Stansbury Lake froze over com- dents to cut the aquatic plants, pletely and remained that way gles with high phosphorous which are predominantly sego for nearly five months, accord- loading from external sources pondweed. ing to Flynn. Usually the lake DON’T LEAVE as more people have moved in Sego pondweed is a food will freeze and thaw several around the lake. source for ducks, geese and times during winter months, he Tooele County for Your “When this was first built other aquatic birds, which is said. and there were very few people found throughout the United Below the ice, the fish were here, there wasn’t a lot of nutri- States, according to the U.S. trapped between poorly oxygen- General Surgery Needs ent loading from external sourc- Department of Agriculture. ated water and ammonia cre- es taking place in this lake,” he Flynn said the weeds, when ated by decomposing organic Dr Strindberg’s practice includes: said. cut by the mower, can release material on the bottom of the Human and animal waste, loose material like seed pods lake, Flynn said. The livable • Colonoscopy • Mole/Lipoma Removal fertilizer, detergents and pesti- into the lake that can’t all be space continued to shrink, • Endoscopy • Varicose Veins cides can all add phosphorous claimed by the boat. leading to the massive fish kill, • Gallbladder • Breast Care Specialist to the lake, according to Flynn. The combination of improved which was revealed when the For example, if a resident uses water clarity and cut weed ice melted in spring 2013. • Wound care • Hernia Repair granulized fertilizer on their debris generated more weed With all the carp in the lake yard and it rains, the fertilizer growth and in more far-flung dead, the weeds began to come can be washed away into the corners of the lake, Flynn said. back in and efforts to keep pace community’s stormwater system “We began to see weed by mowing the weeds recom- Leg Pain? and eventually the lake. growth in parts of the lake menced, Flynn said. Nutrient pollution occurs where there had never been The service agency decided Unsightly Veins? when excessive amounts of weeds before,” he said. not to reintroduce the carp to nitrogen and phosphorous are As weeds continued to spread see if it would restrict the spread present in a body of water, throughout the lake, which of the weeds in the lake, accord- according to the Utah Division interfered with recreation and ing to Flynn. The carp ate the of Environmental Quality. While were not aesthetically pleasing, weeds but would defecate out both nutrients contribute to the the service agency looked for a seed pods all throughout the growth of aquatic plants and new solution. The service agen- lake, further exacerbating the eventually settled on triploid algae, too much nitrogen and cy spread of weeds throughout the phosphorous can cause eutro- grass carp, which eat water lake, he said. phication, which can impair vegetation like sego pondweed, In April 2015, a total of water quality, endanger aquatic Flynn said. 15,000 fish were introduced life and reduce oxygen in the The triploid grass carp don’t into Stansbury Lake, including water. reproduce, can eat three times catfish, bluegill, large-mouth But prior to the most sig- their weight in lake weed, and bass and crappie. nificant development along the live about 20 years, according to While the weeds have begun shores of Stansbury Lake, there Flynn. The service agency intro- to choke out large swathes of was another issue beside wide- duced 3,000 carp into Stansbury Get a FREE Vascular Screening! the lake, Flynn said the service spread algae and weed growth, Lake over the course of two agency is looking to balance a Flynn said. Lake weeds were a years. healthy ecosystem with the rec- problem in the south side of the At first, there wasn’t much • Do varicose veins run in your family? • On your feet all day at work? causeway, where the lake water reduction in weeds, which reational and aesthetic desires was clear, but much of the lake continued to spread to new of residents. • Do you have tired, achy or swollen legs? was a milky green color and corners of the lake, Flynn said. “We have to be careful when opaque due to suspended solids. Eventually, however, the triploid we go after aesthetics because in Underlying vascular disease may be the cause. The service agency deter- grass carp began to do their job. the past we’ve caused problems mined the source of the poor “We began ... over the trying to make it look better and If left untreated symptoms can worsen. water clarity was bottom-feed- next four or five years, to see we’ve actually caused the prob- ing carp in the golf course a decrease in the number of lem to grow,” he said. • Offi ce-based treatments available • Back to normal activity same day ponds, Flynn said. The carp weeds around the lake,” Flynn The main culprit behind the • Covered by Medicare, Medicaid and private insurances. turned over the clay soils in the said. excessive weed growth is the ponds, suspending solids in the By the time the fish were phosphorous introduced into FREE VEIN SCREENING DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER! water that flows into Stansbury introduced in the early 2000s, the lake by external sources, like Lake. the service agency had a new fertilizers, Flynn said. He said Since water in the golf course lake mower that was more effi- weed and algae growth in the Make an appointment ponds could be isolated from the cient and a full-time employee lake will continue to be high if lake, the service agency decided to man the boat. All the weeds there is plenty nutrient pollu- with Dr. Gail Strindberg to kill the carp using rotenone. on the lake were below the sur- tion. Rotenone is a natural substance face and not impacting water The U.S. Environmental 435.882.8111 used as an insecticide and for recreation, Flynn said. Protection Agency recommends fish eradication, according to What the service agency homeowners take steps like the Utah Division of Wildlife didn’t anticipate, however, cleaning up after their pets, use GENERAL SURGERY Resources. was the carp would completely phosphate-free detergent, use “It had the effect we wanted eradicate all the vegetation from water efficiently and not apply at NORTHPOINTE — it killed the carp in the the lake. fertilizer on windy or rainy days (ponds) and we did see an “The summer before the fish to reduce nutrient pollution. DR. GAIL STRINDBERG increase in water clarity in the kill, there were no weeds in the “We just have to rely on big lake,” Flynn said. lake,” Flynn said. “You couldn’t people, educate them the best Around the same time, the find a weed to save your life.” we can, and hope that they will generalsurgerynp.com service agency acquired an old With no weeds or other cooperate in their practices,” lake mower from Fish Lake, aquatic plants, the lake had Flynn said. 2376 N 400 E, BLDG. A, STE. 205 • TOOELE which had been used to cut lower oxygen content in its [email protected] A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 31, 2017 SPECIAL DELIVERY TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ONLINE

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Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin • Bulletin Board Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more • Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays information contact the Community News Editor at 882-0050 or [email protected]. Items more than one month old Sports will not be considered for publication. GHS tops Trojans in region match believes that will only help her Curtis at third singles. Grantsville Cowboys face tough GHS TENNIS as the season goes along. In doubles, Paige Peterson senior Kayla “It’s nothing but a ben- and Lexi Colson beat Selina Johnson matchups against ing Grantsville’s top singles efit,” Thurgood said. “She’s Fawson and Taylor Polad 6- hits a return during her player, Kayla Johnson, and probably going to have five 2, 7-5 at No. 1. Brynlee and No. 1 singles Judge, Rowland Hall her counterpart from Morgan, tough matches in St. George Brooklyn Butler took down match against Sage Earl. The match came — there’s some really good Ashley McMillan and Erin Morgan’s DARREN VAUGHAN down to a tiebreak in the third teams down there. She’s going Bartol 6-3, 6-2 at second Sage Earl SPORTS EDITOR set, with Earl erasing a 5-1 to have probably nine rough doubles. on Tuesday The Grantsville girls tennis deficit to win 9-7. matches in a row, and I think “Overall, they all played afternoon in team hasn’t had much trouble “I hate being up 5-1,” by that seventh, eighth and pretty good,” Thurgood said. Grantsville. with its region opponents so Grantsville coach Stephen ninth (match), it’s only going “Morgan was our toughest Johnson lost far this season, though things Thurgood said. “I swear, to benefit her.” competition so far. I love the match in are about to get a lot tougher anybody who’s up 5-1 loses. The Cowboys won the where we’re at. The doubles, three sets, but her team beat for the Cowboys. I don’t know why that is, but other four varsity matches in I wish we were a little bit fur- Morgan 4-1. GHS rolled to a 4-1 win I’ve seen it happen countless straight sets. Marissa Linares ther on — they have moments over Morgan on Tuesday times.” beat the Trojans’ Lauren where they play good, but afternoon at home. The lone It was the latest in a series Hadley 6-1, 6-2 at second they have lapses. We’ve got FRANCIE loss came in a heart-stopping, of challenging matches for singles and Maci Jackson was AUFDEMORTE/ three-set marathon featur- Johnson, though her coach a 6-0, 6-1 winner over Scout SEE TENNIS PAGE B10 ➤ TTB PHOTO

SPORTS WRAP Stansbury volleyball vs. Woods Cross The Stansbury volleyball team Buffaloes beat Grantsville in four fell to Woods Cross in a non- region match on the road Tuesday night, falling 25-16, Tooele’s balanced 25-16, 25-22 to the Wildcats. The Stallions opened Region 11 play at Ben Lomond on attack leads Thursday in a match that was not complete at press time. to victory over Stansbury girls soccer vs. Ben Lomond county rival Mackenzie Landward and DARREN VAUGHAN McCall Littlefield each scored SPORTS EDITOR a pair of goals, Ashlynd May and Reagan Didericksen also They may no longer be in scored and goalkeeper Kirsten the same region, but Tuesday Gaillard earned a shutout as night’s showdown between the Stansbury girls soccer the Tooele and Grantsville vol- team rolled to a 6-0 victory leyball teams certainly felt like over Ben Lomond in a Region more than a typical preseason 11 match Wednesday after- match, with a loud crowd and noon. Stansbury (3-4, 1-3 intense action on the court. Region 11) will travel to county rival Tooele next Thursday. THS VOLLEYBALL Notable HS volleyball results Tuesday GHS VOLLEYBALL Tooele 3, Grantsville 1 Woods Cross 3, Stansbury 0 After a hard-fought battle, Beaver 3, ALA 0 Tooele came away with a 24- Copper Hills 3, Juan Diego 1 26, 25-21, 25-14, 25-23 win on Emery 3, South Sevier 0 the road, earning its first vic- Enterprise 3, Snow Canyon 1 tory of the season. Green Canyon 3, Bonneville 0 “We just had to learn to Juab 3, Cedar 2 play our game, and we started having an easier time with Lehi 3, Maple Mountain 2 that,” Tooele coach Kristy Maeser Prep 3, Gunnison 1 Brown said. “Even though Millard 3, Providence Hall 0 Grantsville’s not in our region, Mountain View 3, Skyline 0 it’s still a rival match — it’s a North Sanpete 3, Manti 0 county match, so you’re going Sky View 3, Clearfield 0 to have those heightened emo- Spanish Fork 3, Dixie 1 tions anyway. It’s really good St. Joseph 3, Ogden 1 for my team to get that experi- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Uintah 3, Union 1 ence before we go into region and get that kind of emotion Grantsville’s Ellie Wilson (7) has her shot blocked by Tooele’s Shaylie Davis (14) and Brooklyn Lewis (24) during Tuesday’s match at Grantsville High School. Tooele won the match in four sets. Notable HS girls soccer scores and know that they can pull it Tuesday out. It’s going to be a big confi- Bonneville 4, Juan Diego 2 dence booster for our girls. We ous match. that’s the hardest thing right Dixie 5, Canyon View 1 can go in on Thursday (against “That means that we used “We just had to learn to play our now with my job - keep hav- Mountain View 3, Payson 0 Ogden) having a win under our hitters universally rather ing them make those changes Orem 2, Uintah 0 our belt from the preseason.” that just having one go-to,” game, and we started having an because they keep wanting to Spanish Fork 7, Lehi 2 Gracee Dalton and Shaylie Brown said. “We’re not going revert to the old ways instead Delta 7, Union 0 Davis had seven kills for Tooele to put up (kill) numbers in easier time with that.” of going the direction we’re Juab 7, ALA 3 (1-1), and Sadee Simmons the double-digits because we trying to go with it.” added six kills, eight digs and move the ball around. That’s — Kristy Brown, Tooele volleyball coach While Tooele came in having Maeser Prep 2, Carbon 0 five aces. Brooklyn Lewis had an advantage because then played just one other match, Emery 7, North Sanpete 1 four blocks and Blake Hervat the blockers on the other side of the bugs before games start “We’re trying to go a little Grantsville (2-5) played in Manti 8, South Sevier 0 added three blocks and three don’t know what we’re doing.” to count. They are particularly different direction from what Dixie’s High Flyer tournament Richfield 3, Grand 2, OT aces. Sesi Kivalu had three aces Both teams feature under- important for Grantsville, with has been done in the past,” last weekend in St. George and Morgan 7, Bear River 1 and Peyton Cluff had seven classman-laden rosters, mean- coach Trudi Wilson trying to Wilson said. “That change gained valuable experience, Wednesday digs for the Buffs, who were ing that non-region matches implement her style of play in is a little harder for the girls though fatigue may have had Stansbury 6, Ben Lomond 0 coming off a tough five-set loss take on added importance with her first season in charge of the to make from what they’re Park City 2, Tooele 0 to South Summit in their previ- the ability to work out some Cowboys. used to playing. I would say SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE B10 ➤ Bonneville 4, Ogden 1 Schedule Friday’s games Grantsville soccer vs. North Summit, 3:30 p.m. Stallions, Cowboys renew Tooele football vs. Dixie, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s games Stansbury tennis vs. Park City, rivalry on the gridiron 3 p.m. Tooele tennis at Bonneville, 3 p.m. Tonight’s game to be Tooele soccer at Ben Lomond, 3:30 p.m. broadcast on KJZZ’s Tooele’s Dallen Kimball Grantsville tennis carries the ball down the vs. Judge Memorial, 3:30 p.m. ‘Thursday Night field during last week’s Stansbury volleyball home game against Sky View. The Buffaloes play vs. Park City, 6 p.m. Lights’ at 7 p.m. host to Dixie on Friday Tooele volleyball night. vs. Ben Lomond, 6 p.m.

Grantsville volleyball SHS FOOTBALL SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO vs. Mountain Crest, 6 p.m. Salt Lake Bees GHS FOOTBALL The Bees scored four runs in the eighth inning and two Top-ranked Dixie more in the ninth to pull away DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR for a crucial 7-2 win over the Tacoma Rainiers on Wednesday Thursday night’s show- in Tacoma, Washington. Shane down in Grantsville between visits Tooele Friday Robinson was 2-for-5 with a the host Cowboys and the double and three RBIs and Stansbury Stallions on the PEGGY BRADFIELD THS FOOTBALL Ramon Flores added a solo gridiron may not mean COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR home run for the Bees (71-66), much in the standings, but it FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Tooele will have its hands who maintained a one-game means a ton to the players on Stansbury’s Jet Richins (10) drops back to pass during last week’s game full as it meets the No. 1- here,” THS coach Jeff Lewis lead over El Paso in the Pacific the field in terms of pride. against Taylorsville. The Stallions face another tough road game tonight ranked Class 4A team in the said. “It doesn’t get any easier Southern Division standings The two schools are in Grantsville. state at home Friday, after for us.” entering Thursday’s series fina- separated by a mere 10 losing last week’s home game Dixie’s 2-0 record in the le. The Bees will return home miles, meaning former Ute are on the line — and so, too, “We’ll continue to battle against the only other top four preseason comes on the heels Friday to wrap up the regular Conference youth football is momentum, as both teams’ through this preseason team that is 2-0. of wins against 6A power Lone season with a four-game series teammates have turned into respective region seasons are “We’re expecting the No. 1 against the Fresno Grizzlies. opponents. Bragging rights just around the corner. SEE RIVALRY PAGE B10 ➤ team in the state to come in SEE TOOELE PAGE B10 ➤ HOMETOWN B3HOMETOWN B3

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STORY AMY FELIX STUART | PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD

A sisters love gives a second chance at life

any first-born children sacrifice their summers to Mcare for a younger sibling. But a Tooele woman did more than that this summer — she gave one of her organs to help save her little sister’s life. Emily Willson, of South Rim, and Emily’sher sister Heidi Brackett, of Price, Gift Utah, underwent kidney transplant surgery on June 8. It was major sur- gery for both women, and recovery is still in process, but they are get- ting through it with a healthy dose of sisterly support they have always shared. Willson and Brackett grew up in Price, Utah, as bookends in a family of six children. There is a twelve- year age difference between them. “When my mom went back to work, during the summers especial- ly, I would take care of Heidi. I was her mom,” said Willson, now a fifth- grade teacher at Excelsior Academy in Erda. Brackett remembers her big sister playing Barbies with her and giving her Otter Pops. “What more could I ask for?” she joked. Brackett enjoyed a healthy child- hood and adolescence, got married, and started a family. She had no idea anything was missing until an ultrasound during her second preg- nancy revealed that she had only one kidney. In many cases this wouldn’t be a problem; people can live healthy Sisters Heidi Brackett and Emily Willson (top) gather in Emily’s home in South Rim with her husband, Justin, and their three kids. SEE GIFT PAGE B3 ➤ THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3

blood type to every detail of Gift the donor’s health to the kind continued from page B2 of support the donor will have after undergoing major surgery. lives with one kidney. But not in Once Willson was chosen as this case. the donor, she saw no reason to When Brackett was pregnant hesitate in the process. with her third child, testing “Most people take between revealed that her one kidney three and six months to get was functioning at only 25 per- all their testing done, because cent. She said doctors told her it’s just blood draw after blood that a kidney transplant would draw after blood draw,” she definitely be in her future. said. “... It only took me two The third baby, Benjamin, months because I knew how was born by emergency C-sec- hard this was for Heidi and I tion at 32 weeks of gestation. At knew that we needed to get it the advice of her nephrologist done as soon as we could so (kidney doctor), Brackett and she could be a mom and a wife her husband, Justin, decided again.” to move from Boise back to After the first two rounds of Price to be close to family as tests, Willson said, she moved they prepared for the inevitable onto the third round, which transplant. involved an EKG, an MRI, test- It was the right decision, ing for cancer and STDs, and Brackett said. They have had numerous other scans and tests to rely heavily on support from to determine she was perfectly extended family members. healthy. Before she could have a Brackett added, “The man- transplant, Brackett had to go ager at the dialysis center said on dialysis. But before that she had never seen anyone start could happen, she underwent the process and get approved as four surgeries to prepare her fast as we did.” SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO body by establishing access to Willson was in a hurry to give Sisters Heidi Brackett and Emily Willson show off their custom T-shirts at Emily’s South Rim home. Emily donated a kidney to her baby sister, Heidi. her blood vessels. her sister her kidney, but that “They had to go in and create doesn’t mean she wasn’t scared. woke up with her new kidney. life. a fistula, and that didn’t work, “The further I got into the Creatinine is a chemical The results of the surgery are so they had to put in a central testing,” she said, “the more that shows how the kidneys obvious. line that goes to your jugular I thought, ‘I could back out, I are functioning. Brackett said “It makes a huge difference,” vein to be able to do dialysis could still back out.’ The more I a regular creatinine level is .9 Brackett said. “Now I don’t have that way,” Brackett said. learned, the more scared I got. and her level was at almost to take naps, I can be there for When Brackett was finally ... When it came down to the 13 the day of the surgery. The my kids, and I have energy. That ready for dialysis, a new ordeal actual decision, I didn’t want next day, just 24 hours after never happened before! It’s began. to!” the transplant, her level was wonderful.” “You go and do dialysis three But Willson’s good friend, 1.6. This meant the kidney was Willson said the choice to days a week for four hours at a Amy Carlson, who had donated “happy and thriving.” donate was absolutely the right time,” she said. “And then you a kidney nine years earlier, gave “I was really surprised to one. come home and you sleep for Willson the encouragement she have it work that quickly,” “I’m so thankful that I had another three hours and still try needed to proceed. Willson said. “When they told the opportunity to do this for to be a mom for three kids. It Along with her friends’ and me how well she was doing, her because the amount that wasn’t working at all.” family’s support, Willson’s faith that’s where I lost it. It’s worth I’ve learned and grown has She was on dialysis for a total pushed her forward. it, it’s all worth it!” been incredible,” Willson said. of eight months. “I knew that there was a The sisters are now well into “To give a gift like that to some- Willson watched her sister plan, and that it would be OK,” the recovery phase. one, it’s ... you can’t even talk go through this and knew she Willson said. “I remember “They told me that I would about it or you start to get teary could do something to help. reading the scripture that says not be feeling completely recov- eyed.” Because Brackett had so many ‘greater love hath no man than ered for about a year,” said Brackett agreed it’s hard to siblings, her chances of finding this, that he lay down his life for Willson, “but I’m feeling really talk about it. But one thing the a suitable kidney were greater his friend.’ good right now. I still get really sisters can and do talk about than average. “That’s when I thought, ‘oh tired, but I’m feeling good.” is the urgent need for kidney SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Brackett’s siblings argued no,’” She laughed. “I knew I had Brackett said she’s facing a donation. Heidi and Justin Brackett good-naturedly over who got to do it. I knew that I just had to year of constant bloodwork and “Eight thousand people to donate, Willson said. Three trust that the Lord would take many doctor appointments to pass away each year in the met. They always need more Brackett is living proof. She of them went through initial care of both of our families, and make sure her medications are United States because they’re donors.” and her husband are planning a testing, where a computer sys- he has.” working. They will be keeping waiting for organ donation,” “Call the U of U transplant family trip to Maine, where he tem decides who will be the When the transplant was a close watch to see if her body said Brackett. “It matters, it team,” said Willson. “They is from, and she looks forward best match. The testing takes performed, Brackett noticed an will reject the kidney, and she’ll really does matter. You can even are absolutely amazing. They to taking her children camping everything into account, from immediate difference when she stay on anti-rejection drugs for donate to someone you’ve never change people’s lives.” for the first time ever.

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FINANCIAL FOCUS ANNIVERSARY Harry and Teresa Financial Tips for Single Parents Shinton The family of Harry and arenting is never an easy tion. You will have to decide on pacitated. You may also need Teresa Shinton would like to job — and, unfortunate- your own priorities, but keep to create other arrangements announce the golden wedding Ply, it can be especially in mind that your children may — such as a living trust — but anniversary of their beloved difficult if you’re doing it on Tye Hoffmann have access to grants, loans in any case, you will need to parents. your own. As a single parent, GUEST COLUMNIST and scholarships, whereas work with your tax and legal Harry and Teresa were you face many challenges, you have to rely on yourself professionals to develop com- married in the Salt Lake LDS not the least of which are the for your retirement income. prehensive estate plans. Temple 50 years ago on Sept. financial ones. But by follow- require coverage worth seven Consequently, you may want Single parenthood can 1, 1967. Our parents met at ing the suggestions below, you or eight times your annual to put in as much as you offer every bit as much joy BYU in the fall of 1964 and may be able to make life easier earnings, but there’s really no can afford to the retirement as any other family situation, dated for a short time before Addyson, Samuel, Tara, Alyza, — for you and your children. one “right” answer for every- accounts available to you, such but it will require you to plan Dad left on his mission. Ella and Connor. •Create a “safety net.” On one. A financial professional as an IRA and your 401(k) carefully and take advantage Harry and Teresa were Throughout Mom and Dad’s any given day, you could incur can assess your situation and or other employer-sponsored of every opportunity to help reunited through a mission 50 years of marriage, they an unexpected — and unex- recommend an appropriate plan. ensure financial stability for companion of Harry’s, and have enjoyed raising a family pectedly large — expense, amount, and type, of life insur- •Establish your estate plans. your children and financial started dating again upon the and all that it entails — suc- such as major car repair, a new ance. All parents need to develop freedom for yourself. completion of his mission. cessful careers, traveling the furnace or a toothache-induc- •Consider disability insur- their estate plans - but it may Harry and Teresa have world, gardening, cruising, ing bill from your dentist. Your ance. As a single parent, with- be even more essential for sin- This article was written by been blessed with six children RVing and part-time St. George daily cash flow may not be out the support of a spouse’s gle parents. Your estate plans Edward Jones for use by your (three by birth and three by living. enough to cover these bills, income, you could run into should include at least these local Edward Jones Financial marriage): Matt and Christina, Our parents emulate the and you won’t want to tap into serious financial difficulties three documents: a will, a Advisor. Edward Jones, its Lisa and Jeremie and Kristen purest example of selfless some of your long-term invest- if you were to become ill or power of attorney and a health employees and financial advi- and Scott. They are also love and commitment, and for ments or retirement accounts. injured and had to miss work care power of attorney. A will sors cannot provide tax or legal the proud grandparents of that we are eternally grateful. So you’ll need to build a “safety for an extended period. Your allows you to name a guardian advice. You should consult your nine: Makayla, Megan, Zach, Happy 50th! net,” or emergency fund, con- employer might offer disability for your children and specifies attorney or qualified tax advi- taining three to six months’ insurance as an employee ben- how you will pass your assets sor regarding your situation. worth of living expenses, held efit, but it may not be enough on to them. A power of attor- Tye Hoffmann is an investment in a liquid, low-risk account. to meet your needs. So you ney gives someone the legal representative for Edward Jones WEDDING •Purchase adequate life could consider adding private authority to make financial Investments located at 974 N. insurance. With sufficient life coverage. and other decisions for you, Main St. in Tooele. He can be insurance, you can provide •Save for retirement. It’s not while a health care power of contacted at 833-9440 or at Peterson/Rucker your survivors with a level always easy to simultaneously attorney authorizes someone of comfort and security. You save for your retirement and to make medical decisions on 830-0917. Nick and Vikki Peterson might have heard that you your children’s college educa- your behalf if you become inca- of Grantsville are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Ashlynn Michelle, to Zachary Rucker, son of Terry MISSIONARIES and Annette Rucker of Parker, Colorado. They will be sealed in the Ogden Temple Saturday, Elder Joshua Dylan Chase Sept. 2, 2017. A reception will be held that Thomas Curtis Livingston evening at the home of the Elder Joshua Thomas Curtis Dylan Chase Livingston has bride’s grandparents at 227 N. has been honorably released been called to serve a mis- Cooley St. in Grantsville from after completing two years as a sion for The Church of Jesus 6-8 p.m. There will be an open young church-service mission- Christ of Latter-day Saints to house for the couple on Friday, ary for The Church of Jesus the Texas Lubbock Mission. Sept. 8 at the Rucker home in Christ of Latter-day Saints. His farewell is Aug. 27, 2017, Parker, Colorado. He will be speaking at 9 a.m. at 10 a.m. at the Vernon LDS The couple will make their on Sunday, Sept. 10, in the church building. He leaves for home in Logan, Utah where Tooele Little Mountain Ward, the Provo Missionary Training Zach will continue his studies located at 253 S. 200 E. He has Center on Sept. 6, 2017. at USU. If anyone has inadver- enjoyed his missionary service tently been forgotten, please and would love to see you. join us in an evening of cel- ebration.

the same number (73 percent) Checking the condition of the to greater road safety this report that they slow down in vehicle and its tires is especially fall. Should tires need to be Back-to-school lessons for drivers school zones. important for college students replaced, drivers can take Although a high percent- who often neglect car care for advantage of rebate programs (BPT) - With Americans o’clock.” In the case of an acci- car length of space for every age of American drivers heed their studies. such as Hankook’s 2017 Great around the country adjusting dent, this slight shift can pre- 10 mph when driving at high school-zone laws, close to 25 While over 70 percent of Hit promotion, which can save their daily commutes and driv- vent a deploying airbag from speeds, 69 percent now follow percent still report driving over drivers are aware that healthy drivers up to $100 on qualify- ing habits to accommodate forcing the driver’s hands into that rule. Similarly, only 32 the speed limit in school zones. tire tread helps support ing tires through September 30. back-to-school schedules, it his or her own head. Younger percent of drivers were taught Driving even a mile or two over improved traction and bet- is a great time to brush up on drivers are moving away from to use low-beam lights in heavy the speed limit in school zones ter mileage, there is a lack of Driving 101. Take the stress out the traditional steering grip, as rain, snow, sleet or fog, and can result in a speeding ticket. consistency when it comes to of back-to-school travel by prac- only 26 percent of respondents now over half (51 percent) do Drivers should keep an eye out monitoring. In fact, 69 percent Give Us ticing these safe driving tips. aged 18-34 drive with their so. While some driving behav- for traffic signs promoting mod- of drivers check their tread less hands at “10 and 2,” yet close iors have become routine, key ified speed limits to not just than once a month, including Your Steer away from old habits to three out of four drivers over fundamentals can have an create a safer environment, but 33 percent of drivers who rely Even something as simple the age of 34 still follow the old impact on safety. also to avoid traffic violations. solely on their mechanic to Opinion as gripping a steering wheel form. check when the car is being ser- can impact safety. According However, drivers can - and School-zone safety Back to college viced. There are many reliable to Hankook Tire’s most recent do - develop safer driving Student pickups and drop- Sixty-six percent of current ways for consumers to check Write a letter Gauge Index, 66 percent of awareness with experience, offs are chaotic and busy times, and former college students tire tread on their vehicles and to the Editor! drivers position their hands at despite not always being taught and reduced speed limits create say they had (or have) a car their children’s vehicles, includ- “10 and 2 o’clock.” While this key fundamentals when first safer driving environments for during their time on campus. ing the use of a tread depth Tooele Transcript Bulletin was once a widely instructed learning to drive. The Hankook parents, students and teachers. Commuting to and from home gauge, tread wear indicators or P.O. Box 390 technique, driving safety Gauge Index found that while While 71 percent of Americans or work and exploring the the “penny test.” Tooele, UT 84074 experts now recommend keep- only 38 percent of drivers drive over the speed limit in college town can add to the More awareness and main- or [email protected] ing your hands at “9 and 3 were taught to provide one normal traffic zones, nearly wear and tear of your vehicle. tenance of tire tread can lead BULLETIN BOARD B5

THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Bulletin Board

TOOELE SCHOOLS Senior Center Tooele Jr. High School The senior center is for the enjoyment of Community Council all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting Nominations are now being accepted for activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, the Tooele Jr. High School Community exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- Council. Any parent or guardian of a current ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies Tooele Junior High school student is eligible and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- to run. If you are interested in being nomi- able for homebound. Lunch served week- nated, please contact the office no later days. For age 60 and above, suggested than Sept. 7, so that ballots can be pre- donation is $3. For those under age 60, pared. Candidate names will be posted on cost is $5. Transportation available to the Sept. 8 on the school’s website and at the store or doctor visits for residents in the office. The election will be held at Tooele Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- Junior High School, during business hours, tation information call 435-843-4102. For 7:45 a.m.-3 p.m., Sept 11-13. If you have more information about the Tooele center, any questions about the council or election, call 435-843-4110. please contact Principal Bill Gochis at 435- Books for the Whole Family 833-1921. Donated children’s books and paperbacks Stansbury High School are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers Community Council Meeting are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. There will be a Stansbury High School on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 Community Council Meeting on Wednesday, a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Sept. 6, 2017, at 7p.m. in the SHS Library. Library. All proceeds go back to the library for projects and programs. Story and Craft Hour Bingo is Back Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started the adventures of books and make fun its bingo games again on Fridays starting crafts. For more information, call 435-833- at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, questions. Tooele. Please enter through the south Tooele High Multi-Class Reunion side doors. Tooele High School is having a multi-class Free Preschool Hour reunion for classes ‘74-’82 on Sept. 9, Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele 2017, at the Eagle’s Nest at the Tooele Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Army Depot. The event will be $60 per of learning, singing and creating. This class person, $30 for golf. Make checks payable PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER is for all children up to 5 years old. Please to THS Reunion. Happy hour begins at 5 come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- Tooele Valley’s three junior high schools participated in the Welcome Back to Class Splash Thursday, Aug. 24, at the Energy Solutions Aquatic Center. This p.m., dinner is at 6 p.m. The band is “Bent tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We is the fourth annual event celebrating the start of the new school year. Fender.” Your money should have been are located at West Elementary School, mailed in by Aug. 15 to P.O. Box 711 or to 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter fresh ingredients into delicious family band will perform from 6-10 p.m. larly. Call the center for more information. p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in 316 Upland Drive, Tooele, Utah. For more through the south side doors. meals, gain skills to eat seasonally, on Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to information, see the reunion’s Facebook a budget, and each will take home free Special Events Tooele Family Al-Anon all those affected by someone else’s addic- page. St. Marguerite Catholic School recipes and small kitchen gadgets every The 3rd Annual Steve Bevan Patriots Day Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Tooele Gem and Mineral Society The only faith based school in Tooele week. Plan to attend all four classes in the Golf Scramble is scheduled for Sunday, Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the by sharing our experience, strength and County. Students of all faiths are wel- Sept. 10 at Oquirrh Hills, starting at 8 a.m. back of the building. For questions or more The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society will series. The August series runs Aug. 25 and hope. For more information, please contact come from preschool through 8th grade. shotgun. Sign-up sheets are available at information, please call Allene at 435-830- host a Rock Show Sept. 22-24, 2017. ends Sept. 1. All classes are from 7-8 p.m. Terri at 435-313-4851. Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day pre- the lodge or call 435-882-2931 to sign up. 0465 or Elizabeth at 435-884-0825 or Admission is free and door prize tickets will at 151 N Main, Tooele. school, junior high grades 6-8, small class The Idaho/Utah Moose Association Annual 435-241-9200. Military Items Wanted be four for $1. Our club meets the third sizes, and an enhanced STEM curriculum. Basic Cooking Convention will be held at Tooele Lodge When you no longer want your military Tuesday of the month (except June, July Give us a call 435-882-0081 or visit www. Create breakfast, lunch and dinner: Sept. Sept. 21-24. All members please plan on Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U items, do not take them to the D.I. or the and August) from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the stmargschool.org. 6, 13 and 20 from 7–8 p.m. This is a attending the sessions. For more info con- This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the thrift store. Bring them — hats, helmets, downstairs conference room of the Pioneer six-part series with an emphasis on basic tact the lodge at 435-882-2931. Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. dress uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jack- Museum, located at 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Scholar Academy Fall Carnival cooking. Free for ages 13 to adult. Main Street. For more information, contact ets, backpacks, belts, canteens, pouches, Come learn about rocks, minerals and ways The Scholar Academy Fall Carnival will be Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435- old photos, etc. — to 775 S. Coleman to craft them and enjoy field trips for rock Sept. 15 from 5-8 p.m. at the school at Create Your Own Comic Strip EAGLES 849-4180. Street They will be displayed with honor collecting. Membership is $15/year. For 928 N. 100 East, Tooele. Event tickets for and respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435- more information email at tooelegemandmi Class games and activities are 50 cents each Learn the basics of making a comic strip: Sunday Breakfasts Alcoholics Anonymous 882-8688. [email protected]. Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the or 60 for $25 and 100 for $40. A meal create the characters, write the story and Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For Tooele Valley Family History Fair ticket is $4 and includes a corndog or hot draw the pictures. You might be the next from 9-11:30 p.m. There will be a $5 spe- Children’s Choir Auditions dog, chips and a drink, plus a choice of cial, $7 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 more information, contact Lance at 435- Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- The Tooele Valley Family History Fair will be Stan Lee. Sept 21, 4:30- 5:30 p.m. Free a snow cone, cotton candy or popcorn. for kids 11-years and younger. The meal 496-3691 or Wendy at 801-694-2624. tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Saturday, Nov. 11 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at class. Must have finished 3rd grade to Raffle tickets are 7 for $5 and raffle items includes coffee and or a glass of juice or years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, 751 N. 520 East, Tooele, Utah. The guest attend. Registration required at 4honline. will be displayed on the day of the event. milk. Bad Beer is available. The public is Food Addicts in Recovery owner and director of Blake Music Studios, speaker is Dr. Mike Rockwell, who will be org or call Tamra at 435-277-2405 for help Entertainment will include: hula hoop con- invited. Anonymous directs the choir. Blake has a degree in speaking about the Porter Rockwell branch enrolling. test, Magician Joshua Benson, music and Are you having trouble controlling the vocal performance and has taught at the of his family tree and the theme for the fair ballon animals by Tooele Twisters. Friday Night Dinners way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery collegiate level. If your child loves to sing is “Know the Branches on Your Family Tree Dinner will be canceled on Friday, Sept. 1, Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- and you are looking for an exceptional — Find them, Learn of them, Love them.” CHARITY 2017, due to the Labor Day holiday. ery program for anyone suffering from musical experience for them, this is it. For EDUCATION Tooele Children’s Justice Center food addiction. Meetings are held every more information and to register for an Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need Sunday Breakfast Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. GRANTSVILLE Breakfast on Sunday, Sept. 3, 2018, will Online courses of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the com or call 435-277-0755. be canceled due to the Labor Day holiday. Family History Center Online courses in Network+ and Security+ We appreciate all donations. For inquiries north back entrance. For more information, IT are designed for the IT professional call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Denise at Rocky Mountain Hospice Find the Past — come find your ancestors or drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- 435-830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts.org. Want to have more meaning in your life. Do at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind the East, Tooele. edge of networking and security, and pre- ELKS Everyone is welcome to attend. you want to do something that is satisfying stake center). Share your past and learn pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and and of great service to your community? more of your heritage. Whether it is your United Methodist dinner Security+ exams. Call the Tooele Applied Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Meetings Tooele County Aging Then become a Rocky Mountain Hospice hobby or just a general interest, beginner Technology Center at 435-248-1800 for free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and Lodge meetings are held the second and Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- volunteer. No experience required. All to advanced researcher — all are welcome. more information or to enroll. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is fourth Tuesday of every month. House teers to help us meet the needs of seniors training, background check and TB tests Trained consultants are available to assist served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. committee meetings are held every third in the community. Many seniors require provided by Rocky Mountain. The only you. Hours are Mondays 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Adult education Tuesday of the month. All members are assistance and need rides to doctors or requirement is your desire to help someone Tuesdays noon-4 p.m., Wednesdays 10 Get your high school diploma this year. All The Tooele Valley Resource welcome and encouraged to attend. other health professionals. Rides help in need. Please contact Diane Redman at a.m.-3 p.m., Thursdays noon-4 p.m. Night classes required for a high school diploma, Center seniors live more independent lives. Call Rocky Mountain Hospice, 801-397-4904. hours Tuesday through Thursday are 7-9 adult basic education, GED preparation and Friday Night Dinners 435-843-4114 for more information. The p.m. Individuals and groups are welcome. The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now Friday Night Dinners are returning. Sept. English as a second language are available. sharing a building with the Tooele County Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Please call 435-224-5010 to schedule a Register now to graduate — just $50 per 15, from 6- 9 p.m. If there is something are in need of volunteers. For more infor- Join us the 3rd Monday of each month group or receive information about work- Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is current- new or different you would like to see, stop semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call ly in need of donations. Please consider mation about volunteering at the Grantsville from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical shops, training, etc. Questions and com- 435-833-8750. Adult education classes are by the social quarters, fill out a survey and Center, call Dan at 435-843-4753. For vol- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Health ments are welcome. donating items such as deodorant, chap- let us know your opinion. for students 18 and over. stick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet paper, unteering at the Tooele Center, call Debbie Department’s Aging Services program Senior Center shampoo, conditioner, combs and brushes. Snacks at 435-843-4103. is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s ESOL Cash is also welcomed. Those who receive Association’s Caregiver Support Groups. The senior center is for the enjoyment of ESOL conversational classes are held Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Life’s Worth Living Foundation services include individuals or families in The groups are designed to provide emo- all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students social quarters, during business hours: Suicide support group every fourth crisis, the homeless and families at risk of tional, educational and social support for tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include may also come anytime the center is open Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West becoming homeless. For more information, caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2456. Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, for individualized study. Registration is $50 ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main call 435-566-5938 or fax 435-843-0244. pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. per semester. Call 435-833-8750 for more ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the The Next Chapter Meals on Wheels available for homebound. information. First Baptist Food Pantry Veterans Fishing Day cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal The Next Chapter is a free social support Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- and educational program to help widows The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017, 7 a.m.-noon. above, suggested donation is $3. For those Early Head Start cide, please plan on attending. Please go and widowers adjust to the loss of their ing an emergency food pantry to meet the The Tooele Elks, in partnership with the under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation Do you have a child under age 3? Are on Facebook and like our page to keep spouse through monthly activities. You are needs of our community. The food pantry Tooele Army Depot, are sponsoring a available to the store or doctor visits for you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early current with our latest news and events. invited to join others who are on the same is available for emergency needs. Hours of Veterans Fishing Day. Fishing will be free residents in the Tooele and Grantsville Head Start is a free program for eligible Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- page as you, to begin a new chapter in your operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m.-noon. for veterans and all tackle/equipment will areas. For transportation information, call families that offers quality early educa- ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. life story. Call Sarah with Tooele County We are located at 580 S. Main Street. For be provided. Feel free to pass along to any 435-843-4102. tion for infants and toddlers in the home; Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for more information call 435-882-2048. veteran family and friends. parent education; comprehensive health Disabled American Veterans details. Daughters of Utah Pioneers services to women before, during and after The DUP is seeking any family histories, Tooele County Food Bank, Chapter 20 pregnancy; nutrition education and family The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Stansbury Art and Lit. Artist for photographs, books, stories or vintage Grantsville Emergency Food GROUPS AND EVENTS support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Chapter for the Disabled American Veterans artifacts (before 1900) to display at our August 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Pantry hold monthly general membership meet- The Chamber Wall Gallery Artist for the DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 The Tooele County Food Bank and Messiah Rehearsals additional information. ings at the Pioneer Museum, located at month of ßust is Rolanda Root. Root is an W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in Rehearsal for the 33rd Annual Christmas 47 E. Vine Street every third Thursday of oil and pastel artist who especially likes to Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the need of canned meats, soups, pasta and rendition of Handel’s “Messiah” will begin Free developmental evaluation the month at 8 p.m. Those who wish to paint landscapes. She has recently taken Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- any non-perishable foods. We are accept- Oct. 8 and every Sunday at the LDS chapel DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers attend the leadership meeting at 7 p.m. more classes and workshops to continue tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or ing donations for Pathways Women’s and on 1000 W. and Utah Ave. in Tooele. The a variety of services to families with are welcome to listen to the appointed her education in these mediums. She has Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic time is 7 p.m. As in the past, the presenta- infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. members’ meeting. All Tooele County vet- been able to show many of her oil and www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. abuse). They are in need of socks, under- tion will be in two parts. The Christmas Individualized services are available to erans are invited to attend. The Disabled pastel works from her plein air painting and exploretooele.com. wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene part will be presented on Dec. 17. The enhance development in communication, American Veterans (DAV) will hold its studio work and had pieces selected for products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, Easter part will be presented in April. motor development, cognition, social/emo- monthly executive and general meetings juried shows throughout Utah. Root is the Adult Religion Classes nail polish and remover) toys. Anything will This is an inter-faith community choir and tional development, self-help skills and on the third Thursday of every month at drawing and painting teacher at Stansbury The Grantsville West Stake is sponsoring be appreciated. Underwear and socks must orchestra. All singers and musicians are health concerns. Contact us for a free the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The High School. Her artwork on display fea- an adult religion class. The subject is the be new. Other items can be gently used. welcome to participate in this traditional developmental evaluation at 435-833- executive meeting will be at 7 p.m. and the tures both plein air and studio pieces. New Testament Gospels and the class will Please help us help our community. Drop event. For more information contact Betta 0725. general meeting will be at 8 p.m. The DAV These works of art are available to view at be taught by Matthew Bunkall. Classes will boxes are located in the Intermountain Nash at 435-882-5107 or Dave Yong at is looking for volunteer drivers — no DAV the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, be Wednesdays from Sept.13 through Nov. Staffing Office, 7 S. Main Street #203, 435-882-2094. membership is required. Will need a VA 154 S. Main, Tooele. The public is invited 29 from 7- 8:30 p.m. at the Grantsville 4-H YOUTH Tooele, UT 84074. Seminary Building, 115 E. Cherry St. and Local author seeks photos physical. No monthly meetings are held in to see this chamber wall gallery display any tuition is $18. Interested individuals can Contest and Classes Baby blankets needed A local author and historian is seeking origi- December. Call commander James Yale at time during the chamber’s regular business 435-849-0521 or adjutant Greg Johnson at hours. register at arc.byu.edu or in person at the Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To partici- Baby blankets are needed for the nursery nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well 435-849-6741. first class. pate in 4-H activities, you must register as at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets Grandparent Networking Group should be new and in good condition. as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions a 4-H member online at ut.4honline.com. Health Department and Aging Come meet others who are raising their Homemade blankets are also accepted and resorts for an upcoming book project. Many scholarships and contests are avail- grandchildren to network. For address or STANSBURY PARK if new. Donations can be turned in to the Those who wish to contribute information Services hours able on the 4-H website, utah4h.org and at other information, call Trisha 435-849- volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical or photographs of these parks should con- The Tooele County Health Department and the website, extension.usu.edu/wasatch- 2536 or email at [email protected]. Benson Pioneer Gristmill front/shared-contests. Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Call tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. Aging Services’ new hours of operation are Tour Utah’s last standing pioneer grist Diane at 435-843-3691 with any questions. Contributions will be printed with credit in Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday TC Squares Dance Club (flour) mill and log buildings. See how our a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar Club activity kits available The TC Squares Dance Club has begun ancestors lived, worked and crafted before There is no such thing as too many photo- on our main page for holiday hours and Many fun activity kits are available to Community Closet dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke the age of electricity. Take a guided tour to Clean out your closets. The Community graphs as the author needs a minimum of closures. For more information, call 435- support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 enhance your experience. Hours 10 a.m.-6 Closet is accepting donations for gently 160 photographs, and any help is greatly 277-2301. what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ West, Tooele from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 325 used clothing. Donations are accepted at appreciated. volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ bring finger food to share. For more infor- state Route 138 (just North of Stansbury your neighborhood school. Contact Christy Parkinson’s Disease Support discoverkits. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Park). Admission is free. Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any ques- Tooele Valley Flute Choir Group Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club tions. The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can website at tcsquares.com. Volunteers Needed at the USU EXTENSION bers interested in our inaugural effort to be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Benson Historic Mill raise the profile of local flutists. If you love Tooele has a support group for persons to play the flute and want to grow your Tooele County Homemakers Benson Historic Mill and Pioneer Park at USU Extension Gardening MOOSE with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- The new season of Tooele County musical horizons, please join us! All levels 325 SR-138, is looking for people that Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic — master ers. You can learn how others are coping Homemakers is from September to May. of skill and experience welcome. Contact would enjoy donating a few hours a week gardeners will be available to help diagnose Meals at the Lodge with PD and how to live well. We meet the The group meets on the first Tuesday of Emma at [email protected]. to help maintain and improve this Tooele your plant, tree and pest problems on Friday and Saturday night dinners will be third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at most months, beginning Sept. 5, 2017 Valley treasure. We are also looking for Wednesdays from 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, from 10 a.m.-noon at the USU Extension skilled people with lots of patience to help USU Extension office located at 151 N. change weekly or you can order from the Tooele Valley Free Masons 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the Office auditorium or inside the County restore and bring back to life many of Main. Bring a photo and sample of the menu items Saturday night dinners include call Barb at 801-656-9673 or Hal at 435- second Friday of each month for dinner and Health Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele. the artifacts currently on display. Please specimen to help identify the problem. Call 14 oz. ribeye or T-bone steak w/choice 840-3683. socializing. If you are interested or have The speaker for the first meeting is Louise contact Karl Dunn at 801-556-4824 or the 435-277-2409 if you have any questions of baked potato/fries, salad and roll; questions please join us at the Lodge, Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Ekenstam, RN. She will be speaking about Grist Mill office at 435-882-7678. about the diagnostic clinic. halibut or salmon steak w/choice of baked cancer concerns for women. For more infor- or fries, salad and roll, or jumbo shrimp located at the corner of Settlement Canyon to Recovery” Everything You Ever Wanted to Road and SR-36, or give us a call at 435- mation, call Cindy at 435-8483-0202 or Farmers’ Market at Benson w/choice of baked or fries, salad and roll. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Thiel at 435-224-4807. Gristmill Know All meals are for a reasonable price. No 277-0087. The Farmers Market at the Gristmill is open Utah State University Extension has infor- orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch Tooele Valley Family History each Saturday this summer from 9 a.m.-1 mation on gardening, families, food preser- specials are available at the lodge from p.m. The market will feature fresh local pro- vation, meal planning, finances, agriculture, 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 meals either Center Bulletin Board Policy Research your ancestors free with trained duce, pork and beef products, eggs, honey, natural resources, Utah 4-H and Youth Friday/Saturday nights your next one is If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele baked items and homemade craft items. and many other things on their website free. 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To guarantee your announcement please During these free cooking and nutrition Entertainment 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by appoint- call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later classes participants will learn to turn farm Friday, Sept. 22, Ron Hutchins (Hutch) ment only. Special classes offered regu- than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. B6 COMICS

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

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THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Big Cottonwood’s Guardsman Pass has trails ripe to explore “I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference.” —Robert Frost Jaromy Jessop GUEST COLUMNIST s summer winds down it’s a perfect time to hike Ain the majestic Wasatch The approach to peak Mountains. 10,420 is straight forward. I have hiked all over the From the parking area, head range, which is not far from south and up a steep trail. I Tooele County, but there are thought we would be in for still thousands of places that some bush whacking, but to await discovery. In my life- my surprise, the trail, even time, it would be impossible though rocky, was well worn to hike all of the trails I would and easy to follow. like to explore in the Wasatch, There were beautiful moun- but last weekend, I did check tain flowers everywhere, such out an area that I haven’t as showy daisy. These flowers been to before: just south of have an orange center and Guardsman Pass. are ringed by light purple The pass is located at the petals. There were also red top of Big Cottonwood Canyon. mountain paintbrush and Access is via eastbound state numerous other red, orange Route 190 - Big Cottonwood and white flowers. There were Canyon Road. Just before Engelmann spruce, Douglas fir Silver Lake/Brighton Ski Area, and Limber pine, which fea- watch for signs for Guardsman tured large, green pine cones Pass/Park City. Make the in their boughs, some of which hard left turn onto South were turning brown and get- Guardsman Pass Road and ting ready to fall. proceed up the steep, paved With every step of gained road, which winds to the top elevation, the view got better. of Guardsman. At the top the The sky was clear on this day elevation is 9,698 feet above and the bald, rocky peaks of sea level, and there is a small the High Uintas were plainly area to park with a few por- visible on the eastern horizon. table toilets that seem to have Jupiter Bowl above Park City, gone a few seasons without and the peaks east of Bonanza COURTESY JEROMY JESSOP being emptied. Flat above Deer Valley, were View to the northeast while decending Clayton Peak. This is a popular area on lush and green. summer and fall weekends, This hike doesn’t mess rock rivers to the east, which ridge, and just before the last Further south, the stunning ate, this route is a good choice. and the parking lot is usually around. It goes straight to separated the forest from Lake hard stretch of large boul- bulk of Mount Timpanogos But just remember: The steep full with overflow parking gaining elevation, and after Lackawaxen, were something ders before the summit, we filled the view with its rocky climb out of the bowl contain- going down both sides of the a short, strenuous hike, we to behold. A rock river, or rock noticed the upper lift house of peaks and cliffs still sheltering ing Bloods Lake is disappoint- pass. topped out on the north glacier, is an old moraine or Brighton’s “Great Western” ski perennial snowfields. We sat ing after a long, rocky hike. Ignore the crowds and lack summit of peak 10,420. The boulder field that was pushed lift below us on the mountain down, pulled out our lunch, If you’re heading toward of parking, and walk over views west of the jumbled up and spread out by a glacier to the west. We continued up and shared the moment with the Wasatch, go prepared to the edge of the pass and peaks separating Big and eons ago. The ice is long gone, the boulders to the summit, one of the fattest chipmunks with good hiking boots and look east toward the Uinta Little Cottonwood Canyons but the evidence of glaciers’ and meanwhile, I admired I’ve ever seen. After lunch, plenty of water. Wear sun- Mountains. The view is incred- are breathtaking. From this powerful action is clearly vis- orange, light green and yellow we grabbed our packs and screen because you’ll be on ible. The main attractions at vantage point, we could look ible in the formations. lichens on the rocks. Finally, descended the peak back to exposed ridges. Always check Guardsman are a short, steep down onto Brighton and The vegetation was reduced on Clayton Peak’s summit, pass 10,111 and then dropped the weather and avoid the trail on the north side of the clearly see the trails around to krummholz or wind timber, several other peaks were in down into a basin covered high country if there is a pass up to the top of 10,026 Silver Lake up to Twin Lakes which is sub alpine fir and full view, including Pioneer by green meadows and wild- chance of lightning. The road foot-high Round Bald Peak, Reservoir. other evergreens that cannot Peak, Sunset Peak, Mount flowers bordered by pine and is also paved all the way to and a short, rugged trail down We looked around and then exist in their normal form Wolverine, Devil’s Castle, aspen. In this basin we tied Guardsman Pass and the area to Bloods Lake, which is a descended the south face of and appear as matted, ground Sugarloaf, American Fork Twin into the Lake Lakawaxen trail is easily accessible. surprisingly large mountain the peak through tall grass, hugging bushes. Some of the Peaks and dozens of other and followed it out past Bloods Maps: USGS “Brighton” lake ringed by evergreens, and and woods of aspen and fir. wind timber is also known as lesser known, yet high peaks. Lake and back to Guardsman 1:24000 7.5 Minute Quad set in a deep bowl below peak When we arrived at the pass banner trees because the wind- I usually see these peaks from Pass. 10,420. between 10,420 and Clayton ward side of the tree is bare of the west looking toward the The hike was quite the loop Jessop grew up exploring the Both of these trails are usu- Peak, we had the option of branches and the lee side of east, so it was interesting to via a somewhat unconvention- mountains and deserts of Utah ally jammed with hikers. Still, dropping down into the basin the tree has branches extend- see them from a different view. al route and we were tired at and has traveled to all 50 states, each one is worth the effort to to the east and hiking up to ing in the direction of the wind The south face of the peak the end. For those who want to U.S. Territories and a dozen for- explore. I, however, like to fol- Lake Lackawaxen or heading like a banner. drops into Snake Creek, which see big views, which not many eign countries. He and his fam- low the words of Robert Frost straight south to the top of We toiled up to the summit empties into Heber Valley. hikers take the time to appreci- ily live in Stansbury Park. and take the trail less traveled Clayton Peak. My wife and I because the best rewards in are “Peak Baggers” at heart, so the mountains are often found even though the day’s destina- at the end of trails that require tion was Lake Lackawaxen, UTAH’S LARGEST SELECTION work, and where few people we changed our plans and fol- go. lowed the trail less traveled up Therefore, my wife Mishelle the spine of Clayton Peak. OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES and I decided to hike up and This stretch of trail is not over peak 10,420 and then for the weak kneed or short of drop into a rocky bowl that breath. It is steep, rocky, and contains Lackawaxen Lake, fades out into boulder fields which is a beautiful alpine for the last stretch to the sum- lake ringed by evergreens, and mit. Yet, it is a beautiful trail set below 10,721 foot-high that not many people follow. Clayton Peak. As we climbed, the views of

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© 2017 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 33, No. 38 Here are some limericks written by Kid Scoop readers. Use the words in the Word List to make each limerick rhyme.

There once was a clever young lad Gelett Burgess wrote a series of goop books to teach children manners. But sometimes he gets really _____ erses about He found a big clover One book of goop tales has v orn January 30, 1866, Gelett Burgess is remembered as a nonsense 52 children, two for each letter of the It flipped him right ______expert. In fact, he may be one of your favorite authors, even though alphabet. Each child’s name describes you have probably never heard of him. a fault. In the end he was very glad.

He invented such great words as and Draw a line from each goop – by Sam G. name to that child� Goop comes from the many tales he told of the boneless, ill-mannered s fault. and sort-of-human characters he named “goops.” Hey, it’s free pizza day ______. Asleepnogo would not share things All the towns people cheered, “Horray” Teeza had dirty But the fools didn’t ______hands ‘Cause they went with the flow Nevashair didn’t want That I was going to yell April Fools Day! Inkafinga to go to bed picked – by John D. on others Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple directions. I was sitting in my comfy ______Eating like a big grizzly bear The most quoted poem of the 1890s was a little ditty What faults are described by these by Gelett Burgess called “The Purple Cow.” names? I just couldn’t ______Askalotte A I thought I would pop! Xcitabelle Now I’m fat, but I really don’t _____! Oops! The Badinskool – by Cece D. goops have B Fibius Standards Link: Vocabulary: Understand word meaning from dropped the context clues. lines of the C Make up names for children with I love playing in the bright ______poem these faults: and got them Oh my it is so much good fun scrambled. She would not brush her teeth. Can you put He liked to sing too loud. To play in a ______

the poem D He pinched his baby sister. But always stay ______

The correct order is D, C, A, B. A, C, D, is order correct The together? ANSWER: She ate with her fingers. It is so sad when the day is done. Standards Link: Vocabulary: Create words from context clues. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. – by Audra P.

Well, this is udder nonsense!

Select one page of the newspaper and find all of the letters that spell the word Standards Link: Vocabulary: Identify words NONSENSE. Circle that rhyme. each letter. Draw a line from the ‘N’ to the ‘O’ and so forth until you have Complete the grid by using all the letters connected all the in the word RHYME in each vertical and Draw big, simple shapes for Still drawing with a pencil, Draw over the pencil lines in letters. What kind of horizontal row. Each letter should only picture can you make be used once in each row. Some spaces your cow’s body with a pencil. start adding details like eyes, ink. Make sure the ink is dry, have been filled in for you. Draw very lightly. A cow’s hooves, udders, and horns. then erase all the pencil lines. from the design created by these dots body is a rectangle. Cows have Remember to draw lightly with Color your cow and add spots, and lines? short legs and a long tail. Draw the pencil because you’ll be stripes, or wild & wacky Standards Link: Reading ovals for the head and feet. erasing the pencil lines. patterns. Comprehension: Follow multiple-step directions. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions.

Only two of these kooky cows are identical. How fast can you find them? Better get moooo-ving! NONSENSE PURPLE EXPERT G M E R E V E N L E GOOPS BLURB T T E G B E U R E T ALPHABET S D R O W R E S L E POEM G B P O P S N E P B This week’s word: VERSES NONSENSE T R E P X E S W R A The noun nonsense means BROTH words or actions that have NEVER E O D S S S O U U H no meaning, are silly or that don’t make sense. WORDS E T U N S C L W P P A limerick is a silly poem COW T H O O R B K C I L that sometimes is nonsense. LOUD H N L D X N N A M A Try to use the word TEETH nonsense in a sentence LICK today when talking with Standards Link: Visual discrimination: Recognize objects that match. your friends and family.

Opposite Ads Why read? Find an ad in the newspaper. Rewrite Why is it important to know how to read? Tell the ad so that it says just the opposite of other students the reason

the original. reading is important and

Wrong. ANSWER: entertaining. Standards Link: Writing: Write brief descriptive narratives. B9

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GARDEN SPOT The Low Down on Water Conditioning

everal years ago, Larry industrial settings. As alluded to earlier, soft- Sagers was conducting For instance, our well water ened water allows soaps and a pruning demonstra- that we get from our cold taps detergents to work better. Both S Jay Cooper tion at our home in our small CORRESPONDENT in the kitchen is not great in are surfactants, a substance vineyard. He made the com- hot or iced tea. The dissolved that will mix both with water ment that you shouldn’t use minerals in the water absorb and grease. So, they make the same water that you do for the tea pigments and result water “wetter” and more able the lawn to water grapes and nificant amount of minerals in a murky color, rather than to lift out dirt from fabrics and orchards. A participant asked, dissolved in it and these miner- the more prized clear, amber objects. “What type of water should als are positively charged ions solution. For this, we use a But, there are significant you use then? Bottled or some- (known as a cation). Water reverse osmosis (RO) unit that differences between the two. thing like that?” that seeps through chalk and produces water with very little Soaps tend to be made from He smiled, gently shook limestone will become hard. mineral content and no added vegetable and animal fats and his head, and then said, “No, A quick look at the Oquirrh sodium. lye. Detergents are generally that’s not what I meant. I mean Mountains will tell you what The unit works by pre-filter- made from petroleum prod- that fruit trees and vineyards we’re in for. ing and then passing the water ucts. should be on a different water- Water is softened by passing through a fine membrane that Detergents are popular ing system than the lawn, as it over negatively charged resin captures the mineral mol- because they react less with turf sprinklers won’t deliver a beads that attract the positive- ecules. However, a residential minerals in water. Soap will sufficient amount of water that ly charged calcium and magne- RO system produces such a form a scum or curd with trees and vines need.” sium carbonate ions. Sodium small amount of water that it’s minerals in water and starts to The way Larry answered then replaces the calcium and not a practical whole-house turn fabrics gray. The problem saved face for the inquirer, magnesium, allowing them to system. worsens when chlorine bleach and we all got a good chuckle continue to cling to the beads. There are other reasons for is used, which can impart a and horticultural lesson at the A recharging cycle cleans off conditioning. Extremely hard yellowish hue to fabrics. The same time. the beads, and renews them water will shorten the life of fabric can even yellow further While I’ve found that my for another softening cycle. plumbing and lessen the effec- if the fabric is exposed to the landscape and garden plot Sodium will rinse away eas- tiveness of soaps and deter- sun. thrive on well water, when the ily, doesn’t react significantly gents. And, when hard water is In the past, bluing — a light sprinklers hit our windows, with soaps and detergents and heated, scale forms — which is blue hue makes the clothes you can sure see the aftermath leaves only a tiny amount of not good for pipes, tea kettles, seem whiter and more bril- in the form of hard water residue when the water evapo- water heaters, shower heads, liant — was the solution to this spots. Untreated well water rates off. boilers, etc. problem. Nowadays companies works fine for outside applica- However, this comes with The scale narrows plumbing add UV brighteners to their tions, but there are some seri- a trade-off. Many times the and pipes and it also affects detergents. ous benefits to using softened taste of the minerals in water how efficiently heat is trans- As an aside, these brighten- water inside. is highly desired. Once those ferred. So, it takes more energy ers remain in the laundered I remember the first time I minerals are removed, and to heat the water, and the fabric to do their job. However, encountered softened water. replaced with sodium, the taste tank’s life is shortened. they cause some folks skin PHOTO COURTESY OF JAY COOPER My family was visiting friends can be salty, or just “blah.” Anyone who has changee a reactions. For the deer hunters Modern residential water softening systems are reliable and cost-effective. in the Los Angeles area. I recall We’ve addressed these water heater has seen this first out there, brighteners will also getting a shower and having issues in our home by hav- hand. Scale builds up in the make you more visible to deer the sensation that I couldn’t ing the cold water taps in our bottom of the tank where the — who possess a high degree in manufacturing. the Mediterranean Sea. The get the soap to rinse off my kitchen dispense untreated burner is. As a result, the heat- of blue-sightedness. There are We have also heard tales of salt is removed through reverse skin; no matter how much I well water, while the remain- er needs to use more heat to also restrictions with military stranded survivalists purifying osmosis, with the water being rinsed, it seemed that slippery der of the house, both cold reach the desired temperature. applications as UV-brightened either polluted or dirty water distributed both to municipal soap was still there. Of course, and hot, is softened water. So, Another side effect is corro- clothing is more visible to sometimes with plants or cacti. water systems and farms. the soap had long rinsed away. the cold water can be used for sion, which can result in tank night vision gear. Who knew? In fact, the morning dew on This is a fascinating subject Anyone that has lived in the drinking, watering plants, pets leaks. To counter this scale Distillation is another form blades of grass is a form of dis- that can easily be researched West knows this is typical with and food preparation, without build up, experts recommend of water treatment. Water is tilled water. online. I think you’ll find the our water. Usually it tastes fine having a salty or non-desirable ongoing flushing and reducing heated until it turns to steam, One final way to treat water effort to take a look worth- — the palatability of the water taste. We get the best of both the temperature of the heater. with the vapor then being con- is with desalinization. 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Laramie Dunn & Megan LaFrance Realtypath 2014 & 2015 top producers in Utah & 2016 top producing agent for the Tooele County Association of Realtors Laramie 435-224-4000 Megan 435-224-4100 B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 31, 2017 Miners strike twice, shut out Buffaloes PEGGY BRADFIELD range shots straight that came from dis- COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR THS GIRLS SOCCER tance and bounced in,” he said. The Tooele High soccer team came On the other hand, Duggan said his off a high from beating Juan Diego Makenna McCloy asked the sideline ref- team did look flat. last week and fell to Park City on eree to keep an eye on Park City players “We weren’t as proactive or produc- Wednesday in a game that was riddled pulling her shirt, the referee met with tive as we were in the previous games with corner kicks and intense play. the center referee and they penalized and we looked a bit tired to be honest,” “It’s a tough loss,” coach Stephen her with a yellow card. he said. Duggan said. Earlier, the refs had warned the par- The record heat August may have The defeat puts the Buffs 1-3 in ents on the sidelines to either remain been a factor, Duggan said, as the team region play, which began Aug. 21. silent or speak positively, when Park does not have enough strength and In the first minutes of the game, City fans were questioning whether a depth to change out players as much as Tooele had four corner kick opportuni- Tooele player had intentionally elbowed he would have liked. ties, but capitalized on none. And while one of their players. Again, when “Unfortunately, like the bigger Tooele maintained the ball for the McCloy was carded, fans were asked to schools, we don’t just have that strength majority of play in the first half, they speak positively. and depth where we can change out could not hit the back of the net. After that, Park City took a string of three, four, five players at the same On the other hand, Park City’s mid- five corner kicks before Tooele tried time, you know. And, so it’s kind of field players maintained good control again from the corner of their side. tough. So, we’ll give the players a and moved the ball upfield when the Tooele had one solid attempt on goal couple of days off and let them recover Miners had it. that was ruled offsides after the Buffs then we’ll train Monday and come back After about five minutes of play, Park began celebrating. again on Tuesday night,” he said. “You City crossed the ball into the center and Park City held on to its lead, despite know, winning is easy. Celebrating is though a Tooele High player headed several more THS attempts that great. But what makes a really great the ball, the ball sprung toward the net, bounced into the Miner goalie’s hands. team is how you bounce back from instead of away, and a Miner player Duggan maintained that his girls con- defeat.” popped it in the corner to score. tinued to have the ball about 50 percent As the team slows down to enjoy the In the second half, McKenna Banks of the second half. He also said, Park Labor Day weekend, Duggan hopes to had a good cross to Sydney Russell, but City’s second goal was clearly offsides. see a recovered and recuperated team Russell’s kick was high and right of the “Park City didn’t deserve to win the on Monday as they prepare for the new goal. Soon after, Park City hit the net game today. They relied on mistakes week. Bouncing back is important next SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO again and the Miners were up 2-0. and they relied on the referee call. week as the team meets Ben Lomond on Tooele’s McKenna Banks (3) battles Park City’s McKinna Lee for the ball during Wednesday’s Both teams applied more pressure Aside from that, I don’t remember any Tuesday and Stansbury on Thursday. Region 11 soccer match at Tooele High School. defensively and when top THS scorer clear-cut chances they had — long [email protected] Utah’s D-line continues to reload year since joining the league they’re ready for that next who was the No. 14 overall Utes have eight in 2011. The last time the level from a fundamental pick in 2013 and starts for Utes didn’t have at least one standpoint, a technique the Panthers. Lowell is con- defensive lineman named standpoint and a scheme sidered one of the best tackle former linemen first-team all-conference was standpoint.” prospects in the country. in 2000. The 2017 reload includes Mokofisi was All-Pac-12 hon- on NFL rosters The season kicks off three senior starters in defen- orable mention last season Thursday with high expec- sive tackles Lowell Lotulelei and was third on the team SALT LAKE CITY (AP) tations for the unit as Utah (6-foot-2, 320 pounds) and with 5.0 sacks. — Utah defensive linemen hosts North Dakota. Filipo Mokofisi (6-4, 295) Both Lotulelei and believe there’s a certain Coach Kyle Whittingham and end Fitts (6-4, 265). Mokofisi were named cap- responsibility that recruits doesn’t remember when the Sophomore Bradlee Anae tains of the defense. take on when they join the trend started and doesn’t (6-3, 265) is the other starter “(The coaches) know what Utes. think it was particular goal at end, but Caleb Repp, Leki they want in the players they The program seems to be over any other position. The Fotu and Pita Tonga are all bring here and they’re not loaded at the position every 13-year coach, however, expected to contribute. just going to bring in any- year and 2017 is set up for has always been a defensive The seniors are known body,” Lotulelei said. “Then more of the same despite mind and knows the best commodities, but there is when those guys get here, it’s losing three starters to the place to start building is in excitement around the pro- the older players that really NFL, including all-time sacks the trenches. gram for the next wave, par- set the standard. It’s really a leader Hunter Dimick. Utah’s base 4-3 mimics ticularly Anae. combination of those two.” “It’s pride and respon- many NFL systems so that “I like a lot about Bradlee The line repeatedly talked sibility,” senior defensive also makes Salt Lake City Anae,” Whittingham said. about a responsibility to end Kylie Fitts said. “This is an attractive destination for “He’s a tremendous athlete. those who came before and D-Line U. Every year we’re recruits. He’s got the whole package. Mokofisi said that family getting the top prospects and “Defensive linemen want ... He’s tenacious. He’s got a atmosphere is fostered by we get them in and we have to come here and they see great burst, great get-off. You those former Utes returning a great (staff) that develops the success that the defen- put him out there with those to campus and staying in them. We just have a differ- sive line has here and the three seniors, who I think are touch. That NFL knowledge ent mentality than others. notoriety that they get,” as good as we’ve had here, is passed down from those We just want to go out and Whittingham said. “It’s some- and that’s a good group.” in the league, as is a certain eat every day and get better.” thing that has been going on Fitts had seven sacks as a mindset. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Utah lists eight former for quite a few years now and sophomore, but missed all “Just hard work and have Tooele’s Sadee Simmons (12) watches the ball during Tuesday’s match defensive linemen in the NFL it just seems to perpetuate but two games in 2016 due that nasty mentality that against Grantsville. Simmons and the Buffaloes took down the Cowboys and it has had at least one itself. to a foot injury. Lotulelei is we’re going to get after in four sets. defensive lineman named “When our guys come the little brother of former whoever’s across the line,” first-team All-Pac-12 every through this program, Utes standout Star Lotulelei, Fitts said. It brings the energy and excite- Volleyball ment and it prepares them for continued from page B1 state. It’s not the way we want- held them scoreless in the first Whitehouse, Hayden Marshall The Flyer defense is strong. ed it to end, but this was good Tooele half. and Dallen Kimball are the top Senior Josh Pulsipher piled an effect on the Cowboys’ play for them to learn how to play continued from page B1 In the second half, Tooele tacklers for THS. Bins tops the up 21 tackles in just the Lone Tuesday evening, Wilson said. under tough situations.” made up some lost territory defenders with 15 tackles in Peak game. Other top defen- “We’re pretty much start- Grantsville traveled to Peak 44-30 last week and 5A and began moving the ball. his two games. sive players are junior Tyson ing juniors and sophomores,” Garland to face Bear River in Springville 35-34 the week The end score was 49-23. The top rusher for Dixie Fisher, with six QB sacks this Wilson said, noting that before. Tooele’s top rusher, is Ammon Ah Quinn, with year, and Matt Kitchen with Tuesday’s third set featured a non-region match Thursday When asked how the Buffs Nukuluve Helu will not be 31 carries and 138 yards. Ah two pass interceptions. multiple mental lapses by her night, while Tooele traveled are preparing for Dixie, Lewis playing Friday due to an ankle Quinn averages 4.5 yards per Lewis is hoping the THS team. “We have a couple of to Ogden for its Region 11 said, “We’re getting back to injury from the Sky View carry. team has put the mistakes and seniors who are in other little opener. Neither match was just competing position by game. And the No. 2 defensive At quarterback is Jacob penalties of last week behind areas, but we’re young. So, to complete at press time. position. That’s where we’re player, Jeno Bins, suffered a Barben, who has a pass per- them. He also hopes the team play a rival team is huge for us. [email protected] at. We didn’t really compete bruised thigh that is currently centage of 61 percent. Barben will use those negatives as with Sky View in the game being assessed on a day-to-day has totaled 739 yards in his tools to learn quickly turning and it cost us. So, we need to basis, Lewis said. two 2017 games. Hobbs them into positives against get back to competing position The team’s No. 3 offensive Nyberg tops the receivers in Dixie, he said. by position.” rusher is QB Austin Meono, yardage with 320 total yards “Other than that, we’re Turnovers and mistakes who will be ready for play and his yards per reception is not too bad — other than our cost THS in the first half Friday. Along with Meono, the at an even 20. Wyatt Forbes pride. Hopefully we can get against newly downsized Sky Buffaloes will also be depend- tops Nyberg in yards per some of that back this week,” View. Among these penalties ing on Conway Hogan and reception, with 21, but that is he added. were roughing the passer and Dalton Wintle, with averages only on 2 receptions. The game begins at 7 p.m. holding calls, which cost the of 21.5 yards and 18 yards per Payden Harrah and Nate tomorrow at the THS football Buffaloes ground and points reception, to move the ball. Mahi are other receivers to stadium. on the board. The Bobcats On defense, Bins, Seth watch. [email protected]

threw three touchdown pass- Rivalry es in the victory. continued from page B1 “The kids just came to play and it was exciting to be a and get ready for region,” part of that, be along for that said Stansbury coach Clint ride and let the boys take Christiansen, a Grantsville control,” Grantsville coach High graduate himself. Kody Byrd said. “They really “We’ve just got to go out and took a handle on that. They prepare, do a better job of really stepped up.” coaching the kids and keep Adding to the intrigue working.” of Thursday night’s contest Christiansen’s Stallions is that it will be broadcast come in having lost their throughout the state on first two games against Sky KJZZ-Channel 14 as part of FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO View, one of the premier its Thursday Night Lights Grantsville’s Brynlee and Brooklyn Butler share some words of encour- squads in Class 4A, and schedule. agement during their doubles match against Morgan on Tuesday in Class 6A Taylorsville. While “It’s a big game, and Grantsville. Grantsville (1-1) may not be they’ve been thinking about of the same caliber as those this one for a while,” Byrd Judge Memorial and Rowland two opponents, Stansbury is said. “As much as you try Tennis Hall. taking nothing for granted to keep them focused on continued from page B1 “We play Judge on — particularly not after the FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the task at hand, these two Tuesday and Rowland Hall on physical toll of the Stallions’ Grantsville’s AJ Rainer (6) goes out for a pass during the Cowboys’ season games (against Stansbury four good days of practice to Thursday, and that will tell,” first two games. opener Aug. 18 against Cyprus. The Cowboys play host to Stansbury and Tooele) are huge. shore some things up and see if Thurgood said. “The doubles, “We’re beat (up), so we’ll tonight. They’ve been wanting to play we can improve some things.” I don’t know what we’ve got have to figure out a way to these games for years. They While Grantsville hasn’t because we haven’t played patch that all together and definitely not a Taylorsville maintain the momentum it know what it’s going to take.” really been challenged much anyone hard. When they play get ready to play another across the offensive line by built with a 42-28 win over Thursday’s game is through the first part of the Judge, we’ll know where we’re game on a short week,” any means.” Minico (Idaho) last week. scheduled to begin at 7 region schedule, there are at.” Christiansen said. “It’s a While Stansbury is try- Running back Parker Thomas p.m. at Cowboy Stadium at tougher matches ahead against [email protected] rival game, so (Grantsville’s) ing to build momentum, ran for more than 200 yards Grantsville High School. going to play hard. They’re Grantsville is looking to and quarterback Coy Johnson [email protected] Subscribe Today • 435-882-0050 THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C1

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If you you will lose money that you pick ups that strain physical set up, opportunity costs are FEE.org THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C3 Blow a tune with bottles and water low up a balloon, blow pour in some water and start, thirsty, they might think it’s your nose and we hope yes, blowing. Sounds you blow fun to drink from the bottles to Bthe pitcher doesn’t blow can create a new or familiar cool off as they tune. the save in tonight’s baseball tune. When the bottles are at the game. If it’s your birthday, desired pitch, add a drop of blow out all the candles on Here’s the stuff you need: food coloring to each one to your cake to make the wishes, • Several same-size empty, identify the “notes” by color. blow in the wind ... see-through clean bottles with Make up a tune, or try a It’s fun to play a mind game narrow necks such as soda or simple familiar song such as with kids using a fun word mineral water bottles. Glass “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” like “blow” that has so many long-neck bottles filled with bottles work best. You’ll need only four bottles meanings. Challenged? Keep varying amounts of water to • Pitcher of water to play the childhood tune. it going and think of blowing make more music? Never done • Food coloring (optional) Get four people (one for each a melody on a clarinet, and it? Just pull out equal-sized note/bottle) and one conduc- why not blow over the rim of bottles from your recycle bin, Here’s the fun: tor, and let the music begin! Line up the empty bottles Note: If your child has dif- horizontally on a table or ficulty making sounds by bench in front of you. Pour dif- blowing over the rims of the ferent amounts of water into bottles, hand him a wooden each one, starting with a small spoon and lightly tap on the quantity in the first and gradu- bottles below the water line to ally increasing the level. create sounds. “Tune” the bottles by blow- • • • ing into them and emptying Donna Erickson’s award- or adding water to achieve winning series “Donna’s Day” the desired pitch. To make a is airing on public television resonant sound, lightly blow nationwide. To find more of across the mouth of the par- her creative family recipes tially filled bottle. Keep prac- and activities, visit www.don- ticing until the right sound is nasday.com and link to the achieved. For a full octave on NEW Donna’s Day Facebook the musical scale, use eight fan page. 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ady Gaga’s name won’t downtime, he does as many be on the screen when readings as possible, but he’d Lthe reboot of “A Star have to spend every waking Can anxiety meds cause Alzheimer’s? Is Born” opens. The film, minute to give 200,000 read- directed and starring Bradley ings! DEAR DR. ROACH: I read anxiety that is subsequently his cholesterol. He cannot tol- Cooper, has a leading lady Fox TV is following last recently that if Valium is taken treated with prescription anti- erate any of them. The muscle named Stefani Germanotta! year’s “Grease Live” with by older folks for more than anxiety medications, and that pain and weakness caused If you’re a die-hard Gaga the musical version of the 90 days, it ups their risk for there is no causal relationship. by these drugs is severe. His fan, you already know that perennial holiday film Alzheimer’s disease by 32 per- It is also possible to see this cholesterol remains high, even Stefani Germanotta is her “The Christmas Story” cent and if taken for more than result from chance, although with proper diet and exercise. real name. Even though she (1983), which starred 180 days, the risk goes up 84 the authors found less than 0.1 I’ve heard that CoQ10 works proved she’s an excellent Darren McGavin and Peter percent. Have you heard any- percent likelihood this result well for lowering cholesterol. actress in “American Horror Billingsley. The first star thing like this? What is safe for is due to chance alone. Finally, Is there any validity to this? — Story: Hotel,” she was billed signed is “SNL” alumn seniors, or anyone, to take for it’s possible that there is both a Anon. as Lady Gaga, but this film Maya Rudolf, who will play anxiety? — C.P. direct, causal link between tak- ANSWER: CoQ10 (ubiqui- will make her a legitimate the Melinda Dillon role as ANSWER: A study pub- ing benzodiazepine drugs and none) does not affect choles- actress and an even bigger Ralphie Parker’s mother. It lished recently ago in BMJ, a developing Alzheimer’s disease becomes very difficult to sleep terol itself. It does allow some star. Produced by Cooper, airs Dec. 17. prestigious medical journal, and that early Alzheimer’s without them once they are people tolerate statins who Clint Eastwood and Jon Judge Judy (Sheindlin), showed a clear association causes some people enough started. otherwise wouldn’t. I think it Peters, among others, the 74, who already earns $47 between benzodiazepines — anxiety that they are pre- Because all medications is worth a try, especially for film opens September 2018. million a year, will add a class of medications that scribed these anti-anxiety have some risk, I recommend someone like your husband, Sam Elliott, Andrew Dice another $200 million to her includes diazepam (Valium), medications. That implies that nondrug strategies for anxiety who has coronary heart dis- Clay and Dave Chappelle also $290 million net worth after clonazepam (Klonopin), alpra- the risk is less than the num- reduction. Meditation, mind- ease and who would get much have been cast. selling her vast “Judge Judy” zolam (Xanax) and lorazepam bers from the study. A different fulness and imaging exercises, benefit from a statin. • • • library to CBS, thus guar- (Ativan), among many others study design may reveal the yoga and even regular exercise • • • Dwayne Johnson is still anteeing her immortality as — and Alzheimer’s disease. truth. all have been shown to reduce Dr. Roach regrets that the busiest star in Hollywood. they rerun her shows forever. The association was stronger There are many good rea- anxiety without medication. he is unable to answer indi- His HBO show “Ballers” has • • • for long-term use than for sons not to use benzodiazepine Counseling and cognitive- vidual letters, but will incor- been renewed for a third and Two-time Oscar win- short, as you correctly point medications, and I never behavioral therapies also are porate them in the column fourth season. “Baywatch,” ner Dustin Hoffman, who out. Further, the risk was prescribe them for long-term effective. If medications are whenever possible. Readers which he also co- produced, took time off from acting higher for long-acting drugs use. Increased risk of both falls needed, then SSRI medications may email questions to cost $69 million to make and in 2012 to direct “Quartet,” (like Valium or Librium) than and automobile collisions are such as sertraline (Zoloft) ToYourGoodHealth@med. earned $175 million, paving with Maggie Smith and Tom for short (like Xanax). two that most concern me. have lower risks than benzo- cornell.edu. To view and order the way for him to produce Courtney, will join Adam However, the type of study (Multiple studies have con- diazepines. Just a cup of hot health pamphlets, visit www. three more films: “Jumanji: Sandler, Ben Stiller, Emma done cannot claim that tak- firmed this risk, so it is likely chamomile tea might help you rbmamall.com, or write to Welcome to the Jungle,” due Thompson and Candice ing the medication caused the that these drugs do cause some get through stressful times. Good Health, 628 Virginia Dec. 20; the action/thriller Bergen in “The Meyerowitz increased risk of Alzheimer’s. people to fall and to have • • • Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. monster film “Rampage,” Stories,” distributed by The authors themselves point auto accidents.) These are DEAR DR. ROACH: My hus- with Joe Manganiello and Netflix. Since it was well- out that it is possible that early also potentially habit-forming band has heart disease. He’s © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. Jeffrey Dean Morgan, arriv- received at the Cannes Film Alzheimer’s disease causes medications, and sometimes it tried every statin drug to lower All Rights Reserved ing April 20; and the action/ Festival in May, Netflix adventure film “Skyscraper” probably will show it in the- (in 3D), with Neve Campbell, aters before releasing the what more humble turkey. don’t try to put them on your • In 2010, a man in Canada which has “The Rock” rescu- film to its online streaming car.) heard a strange sound com- ing his family, trapped in a service. When Netflix went • When you think of large tire building in China. public in 2002 it sold for manufacturers, the com- • The active ingredient in aspi- ing from a dumpster in his neighborhood. When he • • • $9 a share; today it sells for panies that immediately rin, acetylsalicylic acid, is Tyler Henry, The E $500 a share. Where is that spring to mind are probably derived from the bark of the looked in, he was shocked to find a newborn baby. He Channel’s “Hollywood time machine when I need it Goodyear and Michelin. You willow tree. Medium,” has received more most? might be surprised to learn, rescued the infant, of course, BY SAMANTHA WEAVER • Those who study such things than 200,000 requests for then, that the world’s largest and took it to the authori- say that when buying beer readings since his show © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. manufacturer of tires is actu- ties. It was only later that he • It was 17th-century French at the grocery store, men went on the air. During his ally Danish toy company The found out that he was the philosopher Rene Descartes tend to get six-packs, while Lego Group. It’s true; they baby’s father. who made the following sage women are more likely to produce more tires than any © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. observation: “If you would stock up with 12-packs. be a real seeker after truth, other manufacturer. (Just it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.” • Does the sight of a bald eagle inspire you with patrio- tism? If so, you can thank John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, who overruled Benjamin Franklin when deciding on the national bird. Had Franklin had his way, we’d be looking to find national pride in the some- C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY August 31, 2017

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© 2009 Hometown Content THURSDAY August 31, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C5 Twelve economic concepts everyone should know RICHARD N. LORENC time to share it with the world. that result in unplanned out- order is distributed among its 10. Action is purposeful: the ways and places these prin- 1. Gains from trade: In any comes for the whole. members and revealed only in Each person makes choices ciples appear—as you shop, hen I tell people economic exchange, freely 5. Incentives: Individuals human choice. with the intention of improv- socialize, and plan your future. that I work at the chosen, both parties benefit— act to maximize their own 8. Seen and Unseen: In ing his or her condition. As we like to say, economics is WFoundation for at least in their own minds. reward. addition to the tangible and 11. Civil society: Voluntary everywhere! Economic Education, they 2. Subjective value: The 6. Comparative advantage: quantifiable effects, there are association permits people of sometimes ask: “What eco- value of any good or service is Cooperation between individu- quite often invisible costs and all backgrounds to interact Richard N. Lorenc is the nomic ideas should people determined by the individual als creates value when a seller unmet opportunities to any peaceably, create value, culti- Chief Operating Officer of understand?” human mind. can produce a given item or action or policy. vate personal character, and the Foundation for Economic We at FEE have thought 3. Opportunity cost: service at a lower cost than the 9. Rules matter: build mutual trust. Education and serves as man- about this quite a lot for our Nothing is free, and the cost of buyer would spend to produce Institutions influence the 12. Entrepreneurship: aging director of FEE’s Youth articles, courses, seminars, and anything is what you give up it himself. decisions individuals make. Acting on an opportunity to Education & Audience Research videos. We have distilled “eco- to get it. 7. Knowledge problem: No For example, property rights gather underused, misused, (“YEAR”) project to develop nomic thinking” into 12 key 4. Spontaneous order: one person or group knows extend from the reality of scar- or undiscovered resources and and promote new content and concepts. The following list Society emerges not from top- enough to plan (and force) city which demands that own- ideas to create value for oth- distribution techniques for free- has guided us internally for a down intention or planning social outcomes, because infor- ership must be vested in indi- ers. market ideas. few years, and I figure it’s now but from individuals’ actions mation necessary for social viduals and not a collective. You might think about all

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The permit No. 150301809 authorizes qualified Air Janine Veazie, whose Force Explosive Ord- address is 1240 N. nance Disposal (EOD) River Road, Midway, personnel or other Utah 84049, has been qualified unexploded appointed Personal ordnance technicians Representative of the to treat in-situ unex- above-entitled estates. ploded ordnance and THURSDAY August 31, 2017 Creditors TOOELE of the es- TRANSCRIPT BULLETINother ordnance and C7 tates are hereby noti- explosives as discov- fied to: ered on the UTTR Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices (1)Public deliver orNotices mail their Public Notices NorthPublic and Notices UTTR Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous writtenMiscellaneous claims to the Miscellaneous South,Miscellaneous at Formerly Personal Representa- Used Defense Sites SAVE HUNDREDS! PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDI- PUBLIC NOTICE tive at the address PUBLIC NOTICE (FUDS) or military mu- RE: TOOELE CITY TORS AND AN- This is to inform Chris- above; This is to inform Ned nitions response pro- POLICE DEPART- NOUNCEMENT OF topher Koffman: You (2) deliver or mail their Hallett: You have de- gram sites. The ord- MENT APPLICATION APPOINTMENT have defaulted on pay- written claims to the faulted on payments nance may contain ex- FOR $14,555.00 IN WILLIAM JOE FISH ments due to Pete’s Personal Representa- due to Pete’s Auto Re- plosive material that is MONEY SAVING BJA, JUSTICE ASSIS- Deceased. Auto Repair. The de- tive's attorney of re- pair. The default is in unstable and needs to T A N C E G R A N T P r o b a t e N o . fault is in the amount cord, Scott W. Han- the amount of be treated immediately FUNDING. 173300091 of $404.95, including sen, 8 E. Broadway, $571.83, including to avoid additional po- Coupons in COMMENT: The Bu- DEBRA LYNNE ED- storage fees. This ve- Suite 410, Salt Lake storage fees. This ve- tentially dangerous reau of Justice Assis- WARDS, has been ap- hicle is a 1998 Dodge City, UT 84111, or hicle is a 1999 Ford contact. This material EVERY Tuesday’s Paper tance, Department of pointed personal rep- Ram 1500, VIN (3) file their written Escort SE, VIN may be encountered in Justice, Office of Jus- resentative of this es- #1B7HF16Y0WS6512 claims with the Clerk #1FAFP13P4XW2541 the course of various tice Programs, Wash- tate. All persons hav- 43. Your last known of the Third District 03. Your last known range operations in- ington, D.C., has an- ing claims against the address is: 1483 E Court in Tooele address on file is 544 cluding routine range nounced the eligibility decedent must present 3850 S, Ste B, St County, 74 S. 100 E. Hawthorn, Tooele, UT clearance activities of the Tooele City Po- their claims in writing G e o r g e , U T #114, Tooele, Utah 84074. and remediation or lice Department for within three months af- 84790-6233. 84074, or This is to inform We corrective action op- $14,555.00 in Justice ter the date of the first This is to inform We (4) otherwise present have sent numerous erations. Assistance Grant publication of this no- have sent numerous their claims as re- letters and all have (JAG) Funds. The tice or the claims will letters and all have quired by Utah law been returned un- This permit was effec- Tooele City Police be forever barred. been returned un- within three months af- opened and undeliver- tive August 20, 2017 Chief intends to apply Written claims may be: opened and undeliver- ter the date of the first able with no forward- and expires November for this funding and to - Delivered or mailed able with no forward- publication of this no- ing address. Please 17, 2017. Copies of use it to purchase less to the personal repre- ing address. Please tice or be forever contact Pete Buzianis the permit are avail- lethal 40mm launchers sentative or their attor- contact Pete Buzianis barred. at Pete’s Auto Repair, able for public inspec- for the police depart- ney at the address be- at Pete’s Auto Repair, Date of first publica- phone number tion during normal ment. There is no cash low, or p h o n e n u m b e r tion: August 31, 2017. (435)882-4014 within business hours at the match of public monies - Filed with the Clerk of (435)882-4014 within Scott W. Hansen 30 days of the last Division of Waste required for this the District Court in 30 days of the last James C. Lewis publication. Management and Ra- Award. Tooele County. publication. Lewis Hansen Pleshe (Published in the Tran- diation Control, located Public comment is wel- Date of first publica- (Published in the Tran- Flanders, LLC script Bulletin August on the 2nd floor of the comed by the Tooele tion: August 17, 2017 script Bulletin August Attorneys for Personal 31, September 7 & 14, Multi Agency State Of- City Police Department Debra Lynne Ed- 31, September 7 & 14, Representative 2017) fice Building, 195 at 323 North Main wards, 1092 E Gram- 2017) 8 East Broadway, NOTICE North 1950West, Salt Street, Tooele City, bling Way, Sandy, UT ANNOUNCEMENT Suite 410 An emergency hazard- Lake City, Utah. For Utah 84074; telephone 84094, debbieed- OF APPOINTMENT Salt Lake City, UT ous waste permit further information, number 435-882-8900, [email protected] AND NOTICE TO 84111 (#UT-029-2017) has please contact Karen or at tooelecity.org. 801-550-398 CREDITORS (801) 746-6300 been issued to the W a l l n e r a t (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- Estates of DeLaun (Published in the Tran- Utah Test and Training (801)536?4279. In Subscribe script Bulletin August script Bulletin August Blake and Willhelmena script Bulletin August Range (UTTR) located compliance with the 31 & September 5, 17, 24 & 31, 2017) W. Blake Deceased 31, September 7 & 14, in Tooele County, Americans with Dis- Today! 2017) 2017) abilities Act, individu- SELLING YOUR Consolidated Case Utah. The permit No. 150301809 authorizes qualified Air als with special needs 58 N. Main Street HAVE A good idea for mountain bike? (including auxiliary www.tooele tran- Janine Veazie, whose SELLING YOUR Force Explosive Ord- (435) 882-0050 a story? Call the address is 1240 N. nance Disposal (EOD) communicative aids Transcript and let us script.com HOME? Advertise it and services) should SELL YOUR CAR or River Road, Midway, personnel or other know 882-0050. in the classifieds. Call contact Larene Wyss, boat in the classi- Utah 84049, has been qualified unexploded 882-0050 or visit Office of Human Re- fieds. Call 882-0050 appointed Personal ordnance technicians www.tooeletran s o u r c e s a t WANT TO get the lat- or visit www.tooele- Representative of the script.com to treat in-situ unex- TOOELE est local news? 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The ord- written claims to the nance may contain ex- Personal Representa- plosive material that is tive's attorney of re- unstable and needs to cord, Scott W. Han- be treated immediately sen, 8 E. Broadway, to avoid additional po- Suite 410, Salt Lake tentially dangerous City, UT 84111, or contact. This material (3) file their written may be encountered in claims with the Clerk the course of various of the Third District range operations in- In-DepthCourt in Tooele cluding routine Features range County, 74 S. 100 E. clearance activities #114, Tooele, Utah and remediation or 84074, or corrective action op- (4) otherwise present erations. their claims as re- quired by Utah law This permit was effec- within three months af- tive August 20, 2017 onter the Familydate of the first and expires November Values publication of this no- 17, 2017. 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