Former Coach Pleads Guilty to Unlawful Sexual Conduct with Teenager

Young Tooele cowboy already a rodeo champion See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S THURSDAY July 19, 2018 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 14 $1.00 Former coach pleads guilty to unlawful sexual conduct with teenager

STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER The former Grantsville High football coach who pleaded guilty in June to unlawful sexual conduct and dealing in materials harmful to a minor will be sentenced on Aug. 20.

Curtis Ware, 49, pleaded FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO guilty to an amended mis- Employee Mitchell Holdstock scrubs an SUV before it enters the automatic Clean Wave Car Wash in Stansbury Park Wednesday. demeanor count of unlawful sexual conduct with a 16 or 17-year-old and two misdemeanor counts of dealing in materials harmful to a minor Average wage in Tooele County on June 19. Ware will also be Curtis Ware sentenced on Aug. 20 on a charge of third-degree felony prejudice. improves but still lags behind state tampering with a witness, At the June 19 hearing, which he pleaded guilty to on Ware was granted release from May 22. the Tooele County Detention TIM GILLIE the fourth quarter of 2017 was $3,335. A low unemployment rate of Charges of third-degree Center under the stipulation STAFF WRITER That is 12.5 percent below the state below 3.5 percent is behind the wage felony obstructing justice and he remain 1,000 feet from any Tooele County’s local economy is cre- average of $3,810 for the final quarter increase, according to Cathy Stromberg, third-degree felony criminal high school and not have any ating jobs and employing more people, of 2017. branch manager for Intermountain solicitation, as well as third- contact with anyone under but local wages lag behind the state While the average wage in Tooele Staffing’s Tooele office. degree felony assault by a pris- the age of 18, beside family average, according to statistics from the County is below the state average, the “Some businesses have had to raise oner and misdemeanor written members. Utah State Department of Workforce county’s average wage increased in their pay to attract quality workers,” false statement, against Ware Ware will also be required Services. 2017, from $3,280 for last quarter of Stromberg said. “Our average wage for in separate cases, were all The average monthly wage for a 2016 to $3,335 for the last quarter of previously dismissed without SEE COACH PAGE A7 ® worker employed in Tooele County for 2017 — a 1.7 percent increase. SEE WAGE PAGE A9 ®

Officials remind residents of fireworks restrictions Only limited-use allowed in county for Pioneer Day

STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER Beginning Sunday, dis- charging fireworks will be legal in Utah again, but only in limited areas throughout Tooele County. Fireworks can be legally discharged from July 22 to July 25 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., with the hours extended to midnight on Pioneer Day. Fire restrictions will constrict the area where they can lawfully FILE PHOTO be used, however. Shay Mooney of Dan + Shay works the crowd during last year’s Country Fan Fest. This year’s country music festival starts A fire restriction order, on July 26. approved July 6, prohibits fireworks from being discharged FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO on all unincorporated private and state land in Tooele, Salt Country Fan Fest ready to Lake, Davis, Morgan and Utah counties. Due to the restrictions, residents in Lake Point, Stansbury hit the stage next week Park, Erda and South Rim will not be allowed to discharge MARK WATSON Peak and spaces at the general fireworks for Pioneer Day cel- STAFF WRITER campground west of the facil- ebrations. Violating the fire The final weekend in July ity. restriction order is punishable again brings an outpouring “This is the first year we by up to six months in jail and of country music to Tooele have had to open up an addi- a fine of up to $1,000. County. tional campground,” Hudson In Tooele County, fireworks About 20 country music art- said. “We will have 1,000 trail- are prohibited on any fed- ists are scheduled to perform ers camped out at the festival.” eral and tribal land, including July 26-29 at the fourth-annu- Superb country music is Bureau of Land Management, al Country Fan Fest at Deseret the highlight of the four days, PHOTO COURTESY OF TOOELE CITY military and U.S. Forest Peak Complex in Grantsville. but there will be plenty of Service property. Bracken Hudson, festival additional activities for festival A sign in the Town of Stockton (top) declares no fireworks Incorporated cities and director, said spaces for camp- fans. allowed in town limits. The State of Utah has issued fire- towns in Tooele County have FILE PHOTO ing are sold out at the VIP works restrictions on state and public lands. Fireworks SEE FEST PAGE A9 ® Billy Currington wrapped up last year’s melted a plastic garbage can (above) at Skyline Park in SEE FIREWORKS PAGE A7 ® campground inside Deseret Country Fan Fest. Tooele City during the Fourth of July holiday.

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B8 Major races Malibu Revue Grantsville HOMETOWN A10 this weekend at will entertain Council OBITUARIES A8 UMC at Fridays on approves road SPORTS B1 See B1 Vine projects See A4 See A2 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 19, 2018 Ogden man killed in crash on SR-138

STEVE HOWE attempted to pass a semitrailer in the pickup suffered minor STAFF WRITER in a no passing zone on the injuries. The driver and two A 23-year-old Ogden man two-lane road and collided passengers were transported died after he collided head-on head-on with a Toyota Tacoma by ambulance to a Salt Lake with another vehicle while traveling eastbound. area hospital. passing a semitrailer on state The driver of the Buick Following the accident, Route 138 Tuesday. Century, identified as James SR-138 was closed to traffic for A Buick Century was travel- Brubaker, was declared dead about three hours, according ing westbound near milepost at the scene of the accident, to UHP. 14 on SR-138 around 11:25 according to UHP. The driver [email protected] a.m., according to the Utah of the Tacoma suffered serious COURTESY UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL Highway Patrol. The Buick injuries and two passengers A fatal collision on SR-138 Tuesday shut down traffic for about three hours. An Ogden man died in the crash. Tooele man charged Council approves bid for with home burglary

STEVE HOWE Investigators met with the STAFF WRITER road construction projects victims, who said they did not A Tooele man is charged know Brown and he had never with felony burglary and theft been to their residence. STEVE HOWE city graded each contractor two of the 14 proposed proj- made yet. The South Hale after he allegedly stole more On July 11, police inter- STAFF WRITER on a series of criteria, such ects to fit under the city’s Street overlay would be on a than $20,000 worth of per- viewed Brown, who admitted The Grantsville City as relevant project experi- $470,000 Class C capital portion of street with a water sonal property from a home to helping a friend carry bags Council approved more than ence, project schedule, and projects budget line. main line that may need to last October. from the residence, the state- $400,000 in road construc- key personnel out of a total Marshall specifically sug- be upgraded soon due to Rhett Kay Brown, 28, is ment said. Brown admitted to tion projects on city streets 100 points. Grantsville City gested cutting an overlay future development. charged with second-degree entering the home and taking this summer during its meet- Mayor Brent Marshall said project on South Hale Street “I dislike having to dig up felony burglary, second-degree property, which he knew was ing Wednesday night. the city evaluated the con- and a mill and pave for a por- a brand new road,” Marshall felony theft, and misdemeanor stolen. The lowest bid came from tractors first, then opened tion of East Cherry Street. said. use or possession of drug para- At the time of his arrest, Staker Parsons Materials the sealed bids the following The Staker Parsons bid listed The projects removed from phernalia. Brown had several needles he & Construction of Draper, day. Granite Construction the projects at $32,928 and the list this year would likely Tooele City police were used for injecting methamphet- at $548,031. The other had the highest rating at $74,290, respectively. be added to next year’s proj- called to a residence on Alfred amine, according to the prob- two lowest bids came 96.3, followed by Staker Marshall said the East ect list, he said. Drive on Oct. 9 on reports able cause statement. from Granite Construction Parsons at 96 and Geneva Cherry Street mill and pave The city council unani- of a burglary, according to a During his initial appear- Company, of Salt Lake, at Rock at 93.3. would come on a section mously approved the road probable cause statement. The ance Monday in 3rd District $687,824 and Geneva Rock Even with the low bid of road under which a new construction project bid for residence was processed for Court, Brown was appointed Products, Inc., of Salt Lake, coming in nearly $140,000 water line was installed Staker Parson, with the two evidence and fingerprints were a public defender and his at $798,950. less than the next highest, recently but connections to projects removed. found on a jewelry container bail was set at $10,000. He is In addition to the bids, the Marshall suggested cutting existing homes had not been [email protected] that had been gone through scheduled to return to court on during the burglary. July 31 at 9 a.m. for a schedul- The fingerprints were sent ing conference before Judge to the state crime lab and were Matthew Bates. found to be Brown’s, the prob- [email protected] able cause statement said.

Holiday alters publishing day and schedule

Due to the Pioneer Day Bulletin will be published and holiday, the Tooele Transcript delivered on Monday instead of Tuesday. Because of the earlier publi- Subscribe Today cation schedule, deadlines for community news, classifieds, 435-882-0050 public notices and display advertising have changed for that edition. The deadline for submit- TOOELE TRANSCRIPT ting community news is 3 p.m. BULLETIN Friday. Also on Friday, the deadline for submitting clas- ADMINISTRATION sifieds and public notices is Scott C. Dunn Publisher 4:45 p.m. Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus The regular publication OFFICE schedule will resume with next Bruce Dunn Controller Thursday’s edition. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Chris Evans Office Manager Grantsville City Council approved more than $400,000 in road construction projects for city streets this summer. Vicki Higgins Customer Service EDITORIAL David Bern Editor Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Tim Gillie Staff Writer Planning commission prepares to Steve Howe Staff Writer Mark Watson Staff Writer ADVERTISING implement active transportation Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales TIM GILLIE worked with Tooele County deals with subdivisions, with Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & STAFF WRITER to develop the Tooele Valley two primary goals according Classified Advertising Manager Developers in unincorpo- Active Transportation to Sullivan. LAYOUT & DESIGN rated Tooele County will soon Implementation Plan. “We need to require devel- John Hamilton Creative Director be required to include con- Active transport refers to opers to build sidewalks and Liz Arellano Graphic Artist nectivity into their projects, movement using the body, paths and include require- PRODUCTION including multi-use pathways like walking and bicycling, ments for connectivity,” Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager for walkers and bicycles. according to Kim Clausing, Sullivan said. Darwin Cook Web Press Manager The Tooele County a health educator with Recommended sidewalk Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Planning Commission the Tooele County Health and path requirements would Scott Spence Insert Technician discussed incorporat- Department. vary according to the density ing the Tooele Valley The active transport plan of the development, according SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered Active Transportation calls for integrating active to Sullivan. by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Implementation Plan into the transportation when building Higher density develop- Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele county’s general plan during or improving roads or trans- ments would be required to County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the its Wednesday meeting. It also portation facilities, creating have active transport facilities United States. discussed potential changes active transport trunk routes on every side of every street. OFFICE HOURS: to the county’s Land Use that connect communities and Lower density develop- Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. Ordinance to codify the neces- key destinations, and ensur- ments may not need active sary elements to implement ing that new developments transport facilities on every CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. the active transportation plan. have connected active trans- local street but would be PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: “If you don’t put require- port infrastructure. required to demonstrate that 4 p.m. day prior to publication. ments to implement the active The active transport plan each lot has a safe, active COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, transport plan into your code, includes a 9-mile through-the- transportation route. BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: you can show a developer the valley route from Tooele City The ordinance updates 3 p.m. day prior to publication. plan and encourage him to to Lake Point, according to would also require stub roads FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO OBITUARY DEADLINE: incorporate the elements into Sullivan. for future access to neigh- 10 a.m. day of publication. Photographed in Sept. 2017, Matt Montez regularly walks on Smelter his development, but he can Sullivan presented rec- boring developments and Road. The Tooele County Planning Commission is discussing a Tooele Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals say ‘no thank you,’” said Tim ommended updates to the pedestrian pass-throughs on Valley Active Transportation Implementation Plan. postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by Sullivan, principal of the Salt county’s Land Use Ordinance cul-de-sacs. the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Lake City-based planning and to enable the implementation The planning commission during future meetings. A link to the Tooele Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, urban design firm Township of the active transport plan. will continue to discuss the A public hearing will be County Active Transportation Tooele City, Utah 84074. + Range. Most of the updates cen- active transportation plan held before the planning com- Implementation Plan can be POSTMASTER: Sullivan was part of tered around the section of and develop specific final pro- mission votes on recommend- found at www.tooelecat.org. Send change of address to: the consulting team that the land use ordinance that posed ordinance amendments ing any ordinance changes. 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he Tooele Transcript of the Office of Economic information,” Osgood said. and 17 minutes set by a pair 10-room school to be built at Bulletin has published Adjustment, was scheduled “Our office gets involved of Australians. Tooele Army Depot. TTooele County news to be in Tooele Valley on whether there are too many He was accompanied on the A search continued in since 1894. Here is a flash- July 20 to learn more about people coming into a commu- trek by a truck and trailer unit Middle Canyon for clues that back of local front-page news the effects of reductions of nity too quickly, or too many that served as his commissary would lead to the where- from 25, 50, 75 and 100 years employment in the valley moving out too quickly.” Front-Page and motel during the trip. abouts of T.A. Appleton, an ago that occurred during the because of closures of opera- Osgood would visit at the Young’s wife and three chil- employee of the Elton Tunnel, third week of July tions at Tooele Army Depot. request of the Tooele County Flashback dren traveled in the trailer. who disappeared while on a “I’m coming to Tooele and Economic Development Later in the week, the front horseback ride in that locality. July 20-22, 1993 surrounding communities to Corporation. page featured a story on the Sheriff White said unless Col. Arthur Osgood, head collect data and disseminate Osgood’s visit was featured on the front page later in the closure of the Tooele Post clues developed soon, a week. Office on Saturdays due to a search would be made of “Whether the process takes move by the U.S. Post Office abandoned mine shafts into three years, two years or one Department. which the missing man may ish Friday year, I can’t say. But I am fully Acting Postmaster Eldon have fallen. F s confident something can hap- Shields said his office had Appleton had a wife and pen to affect your economic been ordered by the regional two children who resided in All You Can Eat outlook before closure of the director in Denver to cease Ely, Nevada. He had been Tooele Army Depot is com- window service on Saturday released from the Army for ONLYONLY plete,” he said. mornings beginning July 27. mine work and assigned to Grilled or Fried Representatives from Gov. Regular home delivery would the Elton Tunnel. 12.9913.99 Mike Leavitt’s office also not be affected. INCLUDES attended the July 20 meeting July 19, 1918 in Tooele. July 20-23, 1943 The assessed property valu- SOUP & SALAD BAR A total of 22 additional ation of Tooele County for July 16-19, 1968 school rooms were scheduled the year was $20.84 million. A Nevada man passed to be built in Tooele County After a county exceeded $20 through Tooele County while as rapidly as possible to take million it became a first-class on his way to breaking a care of increased school county, and it would reduce cross-country walking record population, according to an the levy of some of the taxing

8836 Clinton Landing Rd, Hwy 40 • Lake Point Conveniently located inside from the Golden Gate Bridge announcement of Sterling R. funds. 801-250-8585 ext 218 in San Francisco to the George Harris, Tooele County School It was expected that the Washington Bridge in New District superintendent. total levy for Tooele City York. Army officials had would not quite reach 20 Byron Young, 45, Sparks, approved a six-room new mills. Tooele’s levy was 24 Nevada, completed the jour- school building at Wendover, mills the previous year. ney in 64 days and 14 hours. another six-room structure That broke the previous built on the Tooele Central Staff Writer Mark Watson PUBLIC NOTICE record of 66 days, four hours School grounds and a compiled this report Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company Delinquent Shareholders FRIDAYS ON VINE Notice is hereby given that the annual assessments on the shares of the Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company listed below are delinquent as of January 15, 2018 in the amount shown for each last known shareholder, and are subject to cancellation and reissuance should the delinquency not be paid in full to the Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company, PO Box 962, Tooele, UT 84074 within thirty (30) days of this notice. Settlement Canyon will accept payments if they are scheduled with the secretary. Call 435-833-9606 or e-mail [email protected] with questions. Anderson, Darius 221 South 100 West 240.00 Anderson, Marlo Jean 374 Oak Hill Drive 790.00 Asbury, Luetta 136 North 200 West 20.00 Atkin, Sidney & Anita 324 South Main Street 230.00 Avina, Lucas & Krizia 123 North 100 West 660.00 Bake, Christine 387 Landmark Drive 10.00 Barker, James A P.O. Box 204 220.00 COURTESY OF MALIBU REVUE Barraclough, Kerry Lynn & Donna Sue 551 Sunset Ave 440.00 Malibu Revue will be the featured performers at this week’s Fridays on Vine. Pictured: Doc (Mark Gelter), Ace Berry, Blanche H. 425 West 200 South 220.00 (Vern Woodbury), The Duke (Roger Crandall), Spike (Gary Crandall), The Groove (Derek Parry). Bettinson, Orin & Mikel J. 126 North 200 West 750.00 Bickmore, Rachel G. 210 West 480 South 440.00 Black, Spencer & Diana 443 West Vine Street 440.00 Boyce, Norma 1618 Monaco Circle 180.00 Malibu Revue will transport Bradfield, Joseph 143 Russell Ave 240.00 Bringard, McKenzie 396 North 100 West 430.00 Bristow, Ray & Gloria 213 South 100 West 440.00 crowd back to ’50s and ’60s Collier, Jay & Mary (c/oLoren hulett) 224 Millcreek Way 160.00 Conway, John &Linda 111 South Coleman 40.00 Dalley, David 139 South 100 West 220.00 DePew, Kyle M. 139 South 200 West 220.00 during Fridays on Vine Dougherty, Cecil c/o Ken Wilson P.O. Box 852 560.00 Dreitzler, John A. 425 West 200 South 240.00 MARK WATSON basis. list of famous Rock ‘n’ Roll, Dunlavy, H. Howard 314 Fairlane 220.00 STAFF WRITER “Over these 40 years, we Motown, country and big band Dunlavy, Patrick 314 Fairlane 20.00 The five-member band have performed from Wyoming performers. Elton, Shawn 609 West 200 South 460.00 Malibu Review specializes to Arizona, Colorado to Roger Crandle started play- Fluckiger, John M. & Kristin 283 West 400 South 20.00 in music from the 1950s and California and all over Utah,” ing guitar in high school in Great American Motor Inn 491 South Main 470.00 1960s, and started playing Crandle said. the 1960s in California. It was Gregrich, John A. 370 North Main Street 20.00 together in 1976. He said the main gigs are at the golden age of the Beatles, Growth Aid, LLC 4376 South 700 East 100.00 This week will be their first summer festivals and county Beach Boys, Rolling Stones and Hammond, Harvey & Rula 397 Isgreen Circle 440.00 performance at Fridays on fairs, but they also play for Bob Dylan. Hansen, Melinda L. 583 Sunset Ave. 430.00 Vine. dances, anniversaries, wedding He got the nickname “The Hansen, Russell & Debbi 352 West 440 South 230.00 “Our music is fun, upbeat receptions and parties. Duke” as a result of singing Hardy, Greg 17150 Camp Four Rd 440.00 and appropriate for all ages,” Other members of the band the lead in the first song The Harris, Jason 757 Vista Circle 240.00 said lead guitarist Gary “Spike” include Mark “Doc” Gelter, Malibu Revue ever learned, Haslam, Robert & Shirley 161 South 100 West 120.00 Crandle. Vern “Ace” Woodbury, Roger “Duke of Earl.” Hogan, Clyde &Ruth 186 West 100 South 440.00 He said Malibu Revue is “The Duke” Crandle, and Drummer Derek Parry Howell, Cary Brett 455 South Main 220.00 a concert/show/dance band Derek “The Groove” Parry. founded the Idaho Falls High performing music that includes Mark Gelter plays key- School Drumline “Synergy” Hulett, Loren 295 Fairlane Drive 220.00 songs from the Beatles, Beach boards, woodwinds, percussion and played in several rock Hurt, Harold & Ralene 230 Griffith Street 230.00 Boys, Elvis Presley, Rock ‘n’ and sings. bands with his friends, includ- Jakins, Duane & Merril 156 West 400 North 220.00 Roll and Doo-Wop. Throughout his col- ing the rock band “Anodyne Keele, Shirley & Vance 50 South Coleman 250.00 “Our group was formed in lege years, Gelter attended Red,” which won several Kirk, Kay & JoAnn 688 Crestview Drive 80.00 1976 while we attended BYU,” jazz clinics throughout the community talent shows and Kiss, Stephan & Kayley 95 South 100 West 220.00 Crandle said. “We performed Midwest, studying under jazz battles of bands. Leonelli, Michael 785 W. McKellar 120.00 all around the Rocky Mountain legends Stan Kenton, Maynard Fridays on Vine concerts Liddell, Willard L. 152 North 200 West 450.00 area while in college, but went Ferguson, Ray Brown and at Aquatic Center Park, 200 Lundy, Joe & Lisa 559 Caldwell Drive 20.00 our separate ways after gradu- Wayne Cochrane. W. Vine Street, are free with Maynard, Karyl 384 Fairlane Drive 220.00 ation. We stayed in touch for Woodbury plays rhythm limited seating. Patrons are Miller, Beth 389 South 360 West 20.00 reunion gigs every five years guitar and sings. He had a dis- encouraged to bring a blanket Morgas, Denise 340 South 100 East 230.00 or so.” tinguished career as a sound or lawn chair. Nunley, Brady 291 Warley Way 20.00 He said the group reunited engineer for Disneyland during [email protected] O’Reilley, Paul 212 North 100 West 130.00 about five years ago and decid- the 1970s and 1980s where he Oviatt Smith, Corina 261 West Utah Ave 230.00 ed to start playing on a regular met and worked with a long Payton, Mathew 371 South 100 West 250.00 Pixey, Dustin J. 165 South 100 East 440.00 Pomeroy, Tim 26 South 5th Street 230.00 Subscribe Today Poorman, Cody 182 South 200 West 480.00 Prather, Jennifer Leibert 13218 97th Ave E 440.00 435-882-0050 Price, Bryan & Julie 200 West 480 South 440.00 Proctor, Bruce 439 Canyon Circle 230.00 Pulliam, Misty 276 North 100 West 230.00 Randell, Barbara c/o Tonya 625 West Vine Street 220.00 Richardson, Michelle 467 South 100 West 460.00 Roberts, Raymond & Elva 220 Fairlane 220.00 Robertson, Bradley & Patricia 388 Date Street 220.00 Robison, Janet & Arnold 343 South Main Street 250.00 MYGA AUNNUITY Romano, George 133 East Utah Ave 20.00 Russell, Gayle 243 North 100 West 20.00 Shaw, Kyle C. 382 South 100 West 440.00 3.25% Stover, Kevin & Melissa 176 South 100 West 660.00 GUARANTEED Sullivan, Christopher & Lisa 286 South 100 West 440.00 Tate, Craig & LeeAnn 125 West 480 South 210.00 10 YEARS Tate, Thomas G & Karen W 235 South Benchmark Drive 440.00 Tooele Valley Hospital (Rocky Mtn Care) 80 east 2000 North 520.00 Turpin, Dylan 353 North 100 West 430.00 VanGrimbergen, Jack Jr & Heather 181 West 400 North 220.00 Vario, Shelly 105 South 100 East 220.00 Walters, Jack 707 Vista Circle 220.00 Youngberg, Jeffery W 1236 Calle Arryto 20.00 THURSDAY July 19, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 LEARNING ABOUT LAW ENFORCEMENT

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Tooele City Police Chief Ron Kirby presents Sgt. James May (above) a plaque with the names of the inaugural members of the Police Explorers at Wednesday’s Tooele City Council meeting. The plaque will hang in the new Tooele City Police Department Building when it is built, according to Chief Kirby. The inaugural members of the Police Explorers (left) attend the Tooele City Council meeting on Wednesday night. The program gives youth members the opportunity to experience law enforcement firsthand.

Study finds dramatic increase in 2018 Sundance attendance SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Attendance at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival increased dramatically over the previous year, according to an economic impact study released on Tuesday. Nearly 125,000 people attended some part of the 11-day Utah event last year, a growth of more than 70 percent over the estimated 71,600 attendees in 2017, the study from Y2 Analytics estimated. However, previous studies likely had failed to count people who only attended the festival briefly, the firm said. Roughly one-quarter of attendees — including 36 percent of Utah residents — attended the festival for just one day, the study said. Still, the festival had “definitely seen some year-over-year growth in attendance,” the report said. The event generated an estimated economic impact of $191.6 million, spurred in large part by out-of-state visitors who spent millions on hotels, rental cars and meals, analysts said. The report estimated that each out-of-state attendee spent $688 per day. The 2018 economic impact was roughly 26 percent higher than the $151.5 million estimated in 2017. The growth in attendance this year was partially due to a new 500-seat theater in Park City as well as an expanded program section focusing on episodic work, organizers said. Attendance was estimated by anonymously tracking people’s cellphones as they moved throughout the festival, which had events in Park City, Salt Lake City and at the Sundance Resort northeast of Provo. Of the attendants, slightly more than one-third came from outside Utah. An estimated 72 percent of attendees had been to a previous year’s festival and nearly 92 percent said they planned on returning in future years. The festival was estimated to be responsible for more than 3,300 jobs statewide and con- tributed $19.2 million in state and local taxes, analysts said. “Each year the full extent of the economic benefits of the arts has become more appar- ent, and we’re very proud of the role Sundance Institute and our festival have played in demonstrating these benefits and bringing them to Utah,” Sundance Institute executive Betsy Wallace said in a statement releasing the report.

Subscribe 435-882-0050 A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 19, 2018 FLICK PICKS ‘Skyscraper’ falls hard and flat as ‘Die Hard’ reboot

ie Hard” is a great Will is on the ground when this anyone could make that jump! “ movie. But it has all occurs, and he must find This isn’t even the worst of Dspawned so many some way to get into the build- the worst of the moments (no sequels I have lost track of ing in order to save his family spoilers). them. Not all of the sequels are from the fire and the ruthless Despite these faults, most bad, but all of them will never terrorists. of the action scenes were well compare to the original. That The film is not original. I done. A few of them actually is the problem the filmmakers don’t know whether it was try- had me clenching my hands, are facing when they released ing to be a reboot or remake of and I could hear gasps from “Skyscraper,” a sort of “Die “Die Hard,” or if it was its own the audience members around Hard” remake, last week. stand alone film. If it was the me. I say most, because the latter, then it did not do a good climax was disappointing. I job. I couldn’t help feeling the thought the idea of it looked similarities between the two good on paper, but it wasn’t Alex Dunn movies. The summaries of the executed well. It should have STAFF COLUMNIST movies are exactly the same: A been the most intense part

COURTESY OF UNIVERSAL STUDIOS man in a building tries to res- of the movie, but it ended up cue his family when the build- being one of the worst. “Skyscraper” Will Sawyer (Dwayne Johnson) makes the leap of a lifetime. ing is taken over by terrorists. The only thing this movie a story will make it better. It Johnson) is in charge of check- first and only occupants. Though there is new tech- does that is different than “Die doesn’t. ing the security systems to The terrorists, run by Kores nology and a few twists along Hard” is increase the stakes. The plot revolves around make sure they are functioning Botha (Roland Møller), hack the way, it didn’t justify the FLICK AT A GLANCE For example, the main char- the Sawyer family as they are properly. He finds they are of into The Pearl’s security net- movie as original. Besides this “Skyscraper” acter is more crippled, more trapped within The Pearl, a the highest quality. While he works and disable all of the main fault, there are a few Running Time: 102 minutes of his family members are tall skyscraper constructed does these checks, his wife, safety measures. Then they implausible moments. Even if Rated: PG-13 trapped in the building, and in Hong Kong, while a fire Sarah Sawyer (Neve Campbell) start a fire on the 96th floor someone had two legs (which the building is taller. The film- and terrorists threaten their and kids reside in the apart- that cuts off all rescue opera- he didn’t) and were Dwayne Grade: C+ makers think adding more to lives. Will Sawyer (Dwayne ment levels of the building, the tions from the floors below. Johnson, there was no way Now Playing ‘Hotel Transylvania 3’ is weakest of tasteless trilogy

he third and hopefully When I heard a third movie supposed to be Halloween enjoy it as a kid, and I was too final installment of the was being made, I was sur- movies? young to see the movie for T“Hotel Transylvania” tril- prised to see its release date I saw the first film when what it was: just a kid’s movie. ogy was released last Friday. was July. Aren’t these movies I was 12. I was too old to I walked out of the theater COMING SOON!

COURTESY SONY PICTURES “Hotel Transylvania 3” offers few laughs in its quest to eradicate monsters.

thinking it was one of the weakest film of the trilogy. worst movies I had ever seen. Frankly, I thought it was stu- “Hotel Transylvania 3 – pid. The jokes were all taste- Summer Vacation” goes more less; I don’t remember laugh- into the darker side of being ing once during the movie, a monster, most particularly and I don’t think the audience being hunted. Throughout the did either. The message of the ages, the Van Helsing family movie was exactly the same as has hunted vampires, but to no the first two: We have to accept at avail. Vampires have skills that monsters even though they are make them hard to catch and different than us. The message in Stansbury Park kill. However, the family does was overused and the movie The Pier have an idea of how to get rid felt lazy. I never fall asleep dur- of them, and all monsters, in ing movies, but this one nearly one easy move. had me there. Meanwhile, Dracula (voiced I think the purpose of the by Adam Sandler) is feeling movie was to be about a young lonely running his hotel. He woman accepting her dad fall- really wants to find a date, ing in love with someone else, and the stress of it all is eat- but this aspect got so muddled, ing him away. Mavis (Selena I had to dig to find it. If that Gomez), his daughter, notices aspect hadn’t been so bogged how stressed he is and books a down, it could have been the surprise cruise in order for him movie’s saving grace. to relax and spend more time I don’t care for the style with his family. It is a mon- of these movies. They try to ster cruise, so all his monster be hip and relevant, but ulti- friends from the hotel will be mately end up being annoying. there, including Frankenstein I give “Hotel Transylvania 3” (Kevin James), Invisible Man a D+. I pray I never have to sit (David Spade), Werewolf through another one of them. Enjoy pleasant family evenings (Steve Buscemi), and Mummy (Keegan Michael-Key). on your own beach at Stansbury Dracula meets the lovely Captain Ericka Van Helsing FLICK AT A GLANCE Park’s own wakeboard lake! (Kathryn Hahn), and “zings” “Hotel Transylvania 3” with her. Little does he know Running Time: 97 minutes • Beautiful Gated Community the cruise is just another ploy by the Van Helsing family to Rated: PG • Only 30 minutes from Salt Lake City finally get rid of the monsters Grade: D+ • Community Beach with a Children’s Play Park once and for all. Now Playing • Boatless Wakeboard System This was definitely the

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department, and Vernon des- ers association parks in the until about 520 East, then to to Tooele County Fire Warden to Walton. Fireworks ignated the fire department Anderson Ranch and South approximately 1480 North to Dan Walton. If anyone using fireworks continued from page A1 parking lot as the area where Willow Estates subdivisions. Droubay Road. Maps for fireworks restric- causes or spreads a fire negli- fireworks can be used. In Tooele City, fireworks Fireworks are only allowed tions are available on the gently, recklessly or intention- Grantsville City has three are permitted in much of the in Elton and Dow James parks, Tooele County Sheriff’s Office ally, they are liable for the cost specific restrictions, which designated areas for fireworks, downtown area. The borders but garbage cans were melted website, tooelecountysheriff. of fire suppression and any limit the areas where fire- including two parks in hous- for the firework approved area and firework debris was left org, on the Fire Warden page. damages caused, according to works can be discharged. The ing subdivisions. The main roughly follows 1000 West to in other city parks, according Wendover City has no restric- state law. Town of Stockton announced area permitted for fireworks the west and Droubay Road to to Tooele City Mayor Debbie tions on firework use within its [email protected] a ban on all fireworks on June is bordered by West Street the east. Winn. She reminded residents municipal borders, according 29 for the rest of the year due to the west, Durfee Street to The southern border of the to take care of public property to extreme fire weather condi- the south, Clark Street to the firework area follows state on July 24. tions. north and Matthews Lane to Route 36, then Skyline Drive. A total of five fires were Rush Valley permits fire- the east. The northern border is 2000 caused by fireworks on July 4 works in the parking lot shared Fireworks will also be North west of SR-36, and and all of them occurred with- by Town Hall and the fire allowed in the homeown- approximately 1530 North in Tooele City limits, according DISCOVER a Great Career in Environmental Services

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DUBOIS, PA (AP) — kid with a 3.5 or 4.0, once get clean — I have no idea how Tooele Transcript Bulletin Rebecca Maine was a heroin they go away to college, they I was able to pull it off; I have Letters to Editor addict as a teenager. At times, will never return to that city,” so many friends who died or she didn’t see living very long Veglante said. “They are not relapsed — I am so fortunate to P.O. Box 390 as a viable option. going back, and the city is not be able to do it.” Tooele, UT 84074 Now, Maine is a student getting any better. So we came Maine will fight in August at the Penn State campus in up with this idea where what at Christy Martin’s tournament or DuBois and has Olympic aspi- we want to do is take the kids in Fayetteville, North Carolina. [email protected] rations as a boxer. who don’t have those GPAs and She’s already won her biggest Considering how far she has are (boxing), and we’ll give the bout. come since first trying heroin kids up to $8,000. ... We want at age 16 to “going on to using them to go back to the commu- it with more dangerous means” nity and be leaders and in busi- until she was 21, counting out ness in that community. Give Maine would seem foolhardy. the kids back there something Maine, now 27, basically to look up to.” credits boxing for saving her Vegliante believes every life. youngster should, as Marlon What will you do “I used heroin for quite some Brando might say, get his shot, time, and when I re-established be a contender — in life, if not my relationship with my mom, in the ring. He wonders why Louise, her boyfriend at the financial aid normally winds when your joints stop hurting? time was a ringside doctor,” up with those elite students. Maine said. “They kind of col- “I hope we lead the change,” lectively suggested I should try he said. “Just don’t give to the Freedom from joint pain means freedom to move like you used to. Hiking, basketball, gardening or out boxing as a means to put best and the brightest, who even dancing can be part of your life again because of advancements in today’s joint replacement all my energy toward a better have already been blessed by procedures. Today’s techniques, including minimally invasive surgery, are designed to mean less life. I loved the challenge, and I God. Give to the kids who show never really challenged myself the determination and desire pain, less scarring, and a faster recovery. And now, with the amazing precision of robotic-assisted that way before, I never really and commitment, something total knee replacement, Jake Daynes, D.O., and John Douglas, D.O., can customize knee replacement liked sports. It was new for me, the (young fighters) in the it was exciting, and I loved feel- local gyms show.” and help patients experience a more natural feeling after surgery. So don’t let joint pain get in your ing the pain. Showtime has been one of way. Call for an appointment to see what we can do to get you moving again. “I never missed a session or the AAIB’s biggest boosters workout.” regarding the scholarships. Maine is able to attend Network spokesman Chris college in part through a DeBlasio noted that “Showtime scholarship offered by the and Showtime Boxing are able American Association for to make an impact with people the Improvement of Boxing, in the industry and show some a nonprofit that on Monday benevolence, be good stewards held its annual fundraiser, a of the sport.” golf outing at the Ridgewood Showtime is interested Country Club in New Jersey. in Maine’s story, particu- The AAIB awarded 11 scholar- larly if she can progress toward ships this year, and since 2007 Olympic qualification at 125 has awarded nearly $300,000 pounds. Even if she doesn’t, her in academic aid. life has changed for the better. The organization would Less than a decade ago, like to hand out more, but as Maine was strung out daily. Jake Daynes, D.O. John Douglas, D.O.* a grass-roots movement, it She worked cleaning hospital Orthopedic Surgeon Orthopedic Surgeon already is having a positive rooms, with no real prospects effect on some youngsters who of college or a career. have an interest in boxing and “I finally had enough,” want to continue their educa- Maine said. “I honestly had tion. many chances where I would We’re not talking elite think I hit rock bottom, but scholars, though, said Paul addiction is such a crazy thing. Vegliante, president of AAIB Finally, seeing how much I was and the main force behind the hurting my mom and people I college scholarships. care about, and being tired of “You have to realize there the process and losing every- are no scholarships in box- thing, and feeling the way I did ing,” said Vegliante, whose emotionally and physically. group was begun in 1969 by “It’s a very scary subject Rocky Marciano and Stephen being depressed, but I decided Acunto with the purpose of I wanted to live,” Maine said. lobbying for improved health So she went cold turkey, standards in the sport. “I said took off two weeks from her to the board, look at all the job, spending most of the time schools that have boxing — for wrapped in blankets in her instance, Stanford, Michigan, living room, watching DVDs. Georgetown — they don’t give She also stopped smoking ciga- To schedule an appointment, scholarships. The main schools rettes. for competitive boxing are the “When I could feel able to visit MountainWestOrtho.com/pain four military academies, and walk and talk, I went to my or call 435-580-4309. the kids we are trying to reach mom and told her: ‘I am ready aren’t getting into those. to get clean, I need your help.’ Before you decide on surgery, discuss treatment options with your doctor. Understanding the risks and benefits of each treatment can help you “Let’s take Newark (New It’s with her and boxing and make the best decision for your individual situation. *Independent Member of the Medical Staff at Mountain West Medical Center. Jersey) and remove every ... the drive to want to actually

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Sophia Franches being and future. In Salt Lake City, she cre- most recently a member of Tessie Cox. Allcott Always a devoted mother, ated a home and garden First United Methodist Church A visitation for friends Sophia was happiest giving in the Avenues that were a in Salt Lake City. and family will be held on Sophia Franches Allcott, to others and taught her chil- respite and comfort to fam- She is survived by: chil- Saturday, July 21, 2018, from 87, formerly of Salt Lake City, dren to do the same. In the ily and friends. She moved dren, Lisa (Salt Lake City), 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Starks passed away Monday, July 2, 1970s, through the United to Cookeville, Tennessee, to Michael and partner Sergey Funeral Parlor, 3651 S. 900 2018. Born in Tooele on June Methodist Church, she coor- be near her son’s family. She Moskovtsev (Toronto), Philip East, Salt Lake City. Guests 13, 1931, into a family of dinated the relocation of an loved live classical music and wife Regina (Midland, are encouraged to use the Greek immigrants, her aspira- immigrant Vietnamese fam- and was an ardent sup- Texas) and Daniel and wife complimentary valet parking tion to succeed in the larger ily to Illinois. Her goodwill porter of the Bryan Symphony Susan Capron (Cookeville, on the north side of the build- world led her first to Salt Lake and empathy ensured that Orchestra, attending perfor- Tennessee); grandchildren, ing. A graveside service will City, and then to live and they were not only able to mances frequently. Carter, Jacqueline, Daria and be held at 2:30 p.m. at Tooele contribute to others’ lives in establish a life and liveli- Sophia grew up speaking Sophia; sister, Stella Franches City Cemetery, 361 S. 100 many parts of the U.S. hood in America, but also to Greek and English, loved (Salt Lake City); niece, East, Tooele. Memorial gifts A graduate of Tooele High secure the future of their chil- Greek food and dancing, Geneve Cromar and husband may be made in her name to School, she worked at the dren. Later in life, when she and shared her heritage with Mark (Salt Lake City); and the Ronald McDonald House, phone company as a switch- returned to Salt Lake, she first her family. She was proud many Allcott and Franches 935 E. South Temple, Salt board operator and relocated volunteered, then became a to have traveled to Greece nieces and nephews. Lake City, Utah 84102 or at to Salt Lake where, along ily of four children and lived, house manager at the Ronald as an adult where she met She was preceded in death www.rmhslc.org. with her sister, Stella, she traveled, and enjoyed camp- McDonald House where her extended family for the first by her parents, Nicholas and Online condolences may established her independence. ing through various parts of compassion for children and time. Baptized in the Greek Gianoula Franches; and her be offered to the family and a In 1958, she met John Allcott, the country, finally settling her resilient spirit made a dif- Orthodox Church, she raised sisters, Bessie Kulias, Virginia tribute video slideshow may to whom she was married for in Moline, Illinois, where she ference in the lives of many her family in the United Franches, Helen Douvris, be viewed at www.starksfu- 30 years. They raised a fam- ensured her children’s well- families. Methodist Church. She was Tula Costa, Mary Cotsifas and neral.com.

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Primary Children’s Hospital patient Nellie Mainor and Intermountain Foundation Relation Manager Cindy Woolley (both at left) hold a check for nearly $27,000 with Macey’s Tooele Assistant Store Director Jordan Hill and Front End Manager Cassi Moore. Macey’s stores along the Wasatch Front raised funds for the annual Caring For Kids Drive. Tooele Macey’s raised the most money contributing $5,607 to the drive. Moore said the money was raised “thanks to the awesome cashiers working at the Tooele store coupled with a great, giving community.” The funds will help support hospital programs including music and art therapy. Moore and Mainor (above middle) pose for a portrait. Nellie, Russell, Sarah and Brooklynne Mainor (above right) sing “Barbara Ann” with neighbor Lidia Sawyer before Macey’s Grocery Store presented Primary Children’s Hospital with the check.

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Wage 2016 Median 2017 Tooele County Tooele County and Utah Statewide Average Monthly Wage 2008-2017 continued from page A1 Average Monthly Wage Household by Job Sector $4,000 the typical starting worker is Utah Tooele County $12.88 per hour. And we have Income Covered Ag/Forestry/ $3,510 more jobs than we have people Fishing/Hunting 1 Summit County $94,540 $3,800 looking for jobs.” Government $3,740 In 2015, Stromberg report- 2 Morgan County $85,681 Other Services $2,600 ed that most of her jobs paid 3 Davis County $77,095 $3,600 between $8 to $11 per hour. Leisure and Hospitality $1,270 Today she said that range is $9 4 Wasatch County $73,077 Educational, Health and $2,960 to $13. 5 Utah County $69,568 $3,400 Back in 2008, while the Social Services 6 Salt Lake County $68,404 nation was in a recession, Professional and $4,160 Tooele County’s average State of Utah $65,931 Business Services $3,200 monthly wage was near the 7 Tooele County $64,675 Financial Activities $3,340 state average. As the recession 8 Uintah County $64,184 Information $860 $3,000 ended, the average wage in the 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 county grew faster than the 9 Weber County $62,768 Trade, Transportation, $3,240 state average. and Utilities The average monthly wage 10 Rich County $60,008 in Tooele County reached a 11 Box Elder County $57,875 Manufacturing $4,880 peak in the fourth quarter of 12 Juab County $57,820 Construction $3,630 Money saving Coupons in Tuesday’s Paper 2013 at $3,638. The state aver- Mining $5,150 age for that same time period 13 Cache County $57,422 TOOELETRANSCRIPT was $3,421. 14 Duchesne County $56,408 In 2013, the average wage Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN in Tooele County started to 15 Grand County $55,916 drop until it fell behind the 16 Millard County $55,656 state average in 2015. The 17 Washington County $54,876 DWS pegs the decrease in Tooele County’s wages on the 18 Daggett County $54,784 closure of the Tooele Chemical 19 Emery County $54,569 Agent Disposal Facility at Tooele Army Depot South 20 Sevier County $50,909 Area. 21 Beaver County $49,843 “Overall average monthly 22 Carbon County $49,743 wage in the [Tooele] county remained below the statewide 23 Kane County $48,697 average since 2015. This can 24 Garfield County $47,901 be traced to close of the chemical weapons stockpile destruc- 25 Sanpete County $47,768 tion,” reads a DWS report on 26 Iron County $45,581 Singles & Tooele County. 27 Wayne County $43,080 While the average wage in Doubles Tooele County is lower than 28 San Juan County $42,747 the statewide average, 46 per- 29 Piute County $39,659 cent of Tooele County’s workers work outside of the county, according to the U.S. Census the economic health of Tooele Tennis Bureau’s American Community County, 7.2 percent of county Survey. households fell below the pov- The median annual earnings erty rate in 2016 compared to for full-time workers living in 11.7 percent statewide. Tooele County was $48,199, Although Tooele County’s according to the ACS 2017 percentage of households 5-year estimate. The statewide below the poverty level is annual earnings for full-time lower than the state aver- Tournament workers was $43,873, accord- age, the percentage of Tooele ing to the same report. That County households qualifying puts the median full-time for the Supplemental Nutrition pm am worker living in Tooele County Assistance Program, formerly earning $4,326, or 9.9 percent, known as food stamps, was July 20, 3-9 • July 21 8 -TBD more than their statewide higher than the state average counterpart. in 2016. The median earnings for a In 2016, 7.2 percent of Tooele County resident range Tooele County households THS Tennis Court by job, from $18,310 for food receive SNAP compared to 6.3 preparation and serving to statewide. $73,125 for jobs in computers Tooele County’s unemploy- $ 1st event (singles or doubles) • $ for additional event and mathematics. ment rate for May 2018 was 20 5 Tooele County’s median 3.2 percent, down from 3.7 $50 Family • Maximum of 2 events per player household income of $64,675 percent in May 2017, accord- ranked seventh out of Utah’s ing to DWS. The report for 29 counties in 2016, according June unemployment for coun- PM to the latest report available ties in Utah is scheduled to be from DWS. released on July 23. ENTRY DEADLINE — JULY 19, 5 In other measurements of [email protected] Turn applications into Tournament Director the Transcript Bulletin Ofﬁ ce Chris Lane, Joe Nichols and Fest headliner Cole Swindell at 1 continued from page A1 p.m. Tennis Tournament – Singles & Doubles Jagertown will wrap up the Friday,Tennis JulyTournament 20 – Singles & & Doubles Saturday, July 21 Campgrounds open at 10 music early Sunday morning 4Friday, pm – 9July pm 20 & Saturday, 8 am – JulyTBD 2 1 a.m. on Thursday, and those on the campground stage from 4 pm – 9 pm 8 am – TBD with trailers are requested midnight to 2 a.m. Festival- Entry deadline: Thursday, July 19, 5 pm to enter the campgrounds by goers will be able to finish the TournamentEntry deadline: will Thurs be heldday, at TooeleJuly 19 High, 5 pm School going through Grantsville and weekend a bit dirty by playing Tournament will be held at Tooele High School arriving at Deseret Peak from in mud bogs at 10 a.m. Name:______Age:______Gender:______the west, Hudson said. Hudson said Country TName:______-shirt size:______Doubles Partner Name:______Age:______Gender:______The theme for Thursday is Fanfest organizers have kept T-shirt size:______Doubles Partner Name:______“Totally 80s.” There will be track of where their patrons Home phone: ______Cell:______Email:______a tailgate party, and music live. He said 20 percent come EarliestHome phone: available ______Cell:______time I can begin play on Friday______Email:______starts about 6:30 p.m. on the from out-of-state, 88 percent Earliest available time I can begin play on Friday______campground stage with Carver from outside Tooele County Louis, Morgan Evans, Lonestar and only 12 percent from and Chance McKinney. Music inside the county. is expected to flow until 2 a.m. Hudson said the festival Entry fee: $20 for 1st event (singles or doubles) Tournament draws will be posted at the THS tennis Friday. brings tourism dollars to the Entry fee: $20 for 1st event (singles or doubles) courtsTournament by 8:00 draws am, Friday,will be Julyposted 20 .at Official the THS check- tennis “Mardi Gras” is the theme area. $5 for additional event * incourts and matby 8:00ch p laam,y wi Friday,ll begin July 3:00 20 pm,. Official Friday, check- July 20 for Friday with yoga, crafts, an “It’s good because it’s a $5 for additional event * in(some and mat1st roundch pla matchesy will begin may 3 be:00 played pm, Friday, prior toJuly that 2 0 $50 for family * st obstacle course, breakfast and multi-day event so people need $50 for family * based (some on 1 player round availability). matches may be played prior to that *Maximum two events per player based on player availability). a horseshoe tournament. to spend money for food, gas Cash*Maximum or Check t(Makewo events checks per payable player to Tooele High School Tennis) Music kicks off on the Main and other things while attend- Cash or Check (Make checks payable to Tooele ) Draws will be determined by the number of entries in High School Tennis Draws will be determined by the number of entries in Stage inside Deseret Peak at ing the festival,” he said. “You each category. We will attempt to accommodate playerseach category. wishing We to competewill attempt in to accommodatedraws. Some 2:15 p.m. with Maddie Wilson, have people coming in from Juniors will be divided into three categories: two Juniors will be divided into three categories: drawsplayers may wishing be combined to compete based in twoon number draws. Someof entries . Ryan Griffin, Claire Dunn, Idaho Falls or Las Vegas and (check the appropriate age category and circle the desired events) (check the appropriate age category and circle the desired events) draws may be combined based on number of entries. 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Pinching a 2-inch space of air between his forefinger and thumb, Cooper James says of the bulls ... THEY CAN FEEL YOU ON THEIR BACK AND HOW “YOU’RE LEANING BY THIS MUCH. — Cooper James ”

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTP PHOTO Cooper James currently ranks sixth in the state association’s saddle bronc division, fourth in the bull riding division, and third in the bareback division.

COURTESY OF COOPER JAMES Cooper James rides a bull in a rodeo in June. STORY GWENEPIC BRISTOL VS. BOY hen you’re riding a bull, you need to leave a triangle of space between you and the back of the Wbull. You squeeze the bull with Cooper James returns from rodeo nationalsyour knees and allhungry of your leg to muscles, and you push on the train, defeat bulls/broncs and move ropeup rather in than the pull it. ranks That’s how it’s done, accord- BEAST BATTLESing to 12-year-old Cooper James of Tooele. “They can feel you on their back and how you’re leaning by this much,” he said of the bulls he rides, pinching a 2-inch space of air between his forefinger and thumb. James, who started competing in rodeo at the age of 3, has won 42 belt buckles and other prizes in rodeo events during the past eight years. Rodeo is James’ favorite sport. More than that, it’s a life- style that involves daily practice and chores, friends that are as close-knit as family, and regular rodeo competitions — including his recent debut at the National Jr. High Rodeo Finals the first week of July. “I’ve wanted to be a cowboy my whole life,” he said. James participates in rodeo events all year round. The Utah Junior High School Rodeo Association (UJHSRA) COURTESY OF COOPER JAMES FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SEE BATTLES PAGE A11 ®

Cooper James (above left) rides a bull in a rodeo in June. Cooper (above right) practices on his mechanical bull . THURSDAY July 19, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11

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has rodeos between August and May every year. During the winter months, he travels to Heber, Nephi, Duchesne, Price and Ogden to compete in indoor arenas. “In the junior high division, they have about 12 rodeos each year,” said his mother, Carin James. She also said there are summer rodeos, like the ones associated with Days of ‘47 (the Utah State Fair Rodeo) and Fiesta Days in Spanish Fork. “Summer is called Cowboy Christmas,” Cooper James said. “There are the most rodeos and the most money you can win.” like we’re competing against He currently ranks sixth in ourselves.” the state association’s saddle During events, James likes bronc division, fourth in the to chat with the younger kids bull riding division, and third in as well as his friends. He gives the bareback division. During them pep talks and helps them

the last week of May, he quali- get on their sheep. Carin James FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS fied for state competitions in all said it’s the culture of rodeo. Copper James (above and left) has been rodeo- three areas. “It’s a family,” she said. ing since he was 3 years old. He has won 42 “I qualified there (at state Strong social media connec- buckles (top left) and other prizes at competi- competitions) for bareback and tions between rodeo families tions. James (above) looks at some of the steers bulls,” he said. He ranked in allow Cooper James and his he rides to hone his rodeo skills. James (left) the top four for both divisions, friends to ask each other which stands by the arena across the street from his and it was on to Huron, South rodeos they’re signed up for house in Tooele where he practices his craft. Dakota, for the national com- and make arrangements to petition. meet up when they can. The “We got there on a Saturday rodeo families camp together night, and I didn’t ride until the and make dinners together in following Tuesday,” he said. “I the evenings with five or six just kind of hung out with my of the rodeo moms cooking Join the Club! friends.” together at one time. Cooper James. Even rodeo has they can balance. His first competition was There are dances, too. its hard moments. “It’s like dancing,” he said. riding a bareback steer on “We went over one night and “I broke my jaw in 2015,” he “You’ve just got to stay as calm Tooele Club Tuesday. He got a low score of watched two of my buddies said. “I broke my leg last year. as possible. If you’re calm, you Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual 39 out of 100 points, unable to dancing with their mom and I didn’t even cry about my jaw can react.” Membership maintain his position for the sister,” James said. Teen Center or my leg until they asked if I The biggest life-lesson he’s Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. full eight seconds. Wednesday They taught him to swing wanted to be done.” learned from rodeo so far? morning, he had his first round dance. Another night, the The bumps and bruises are “In bull riding, you can’t give Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Club 435.843.5719 of bull riding. The bull he was Utah boys and Utah girls came part of the deal. Carin James up,” he said. “Just keep trying.” given was rolling from side to together and held their own said her son wears a helmet, That’s how he’s looking at side and jump-kicking right out dance in the camp. vest and chaps when he’s at an nationals. Although he didn’t Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! of the gate. He got a score of 65 While James feels close to event. Watching him grow up get the scores he wanted this and ranked 11th place. his rodeo buddies, he makes in the sport has given her con- year, going back to compete Afterschoolol His second round of bull rid- friends wherever he goes. fidence that he can handle the again next year is a no-brainer. ing came Wednesday evening. “I have a lot of friends at injuries when they come up. With his first national competi- programs foforr “I got on one of the hardest school,” he said. “I hang out “I’m really comfortable with tion under his belt and a little bulls,” he said. “He long-darted with everyone. I try to be nice him because it’s been a pro- luck, next year as a teen, this Youth andd Teens me over the front. That put me to everyone.” cess,” she said. tough cowboy is ready to make When School out of the short go, the champi- Besides rodeo, James plays His love of rodeo began it to the short-go and his goal is ages 6 - 18.8. is The Club onship round.” football with the Tooele Ute when he was a toddler riding to top the competition. is In! Thursday morning, he com- Football league. He also has to the arms of his parents’ couch. Fans can follow the young Out peted again in the bareback have good grades to participate He rode his first sheep in a cowboy on Instagram at @ division, riding a white steer in the UJHSRA events. The rodeo when he was three. cooperjamesofficial. TooeleClub.org that came out of the gate kick- association requires him to “I just loved it, so I’ve done it ing and jumping. He stayed on keep a 3.5 grade-point-average. ever since,” he said. and got a score of 41. James said his dad challenged James spends a lot of time “I didn’t make it to the short him to reach and maintain a getting ready for rodeos. His go for either event, but we 3.75 instead. He did it with no family keeps three steers, a stayed and cheered on some of problem. bull, three horses, a pony, and my buddies,” he said. “School is way easy for a donkey. During the school In spite of not getting the me,” he said. “I’m in all honors year, he rides his horse after scores he wanted, he had a classes and they get boring school and practices on one of great time. sometimes.” three bucking machines he has. “It’s like a brotherhood “You can go all day and he Then he waters the livestock, behind the chutes,” he said. says ‘what’s next?’” Carin James walks home across the street to Full Color “We hang out, we spot each said. “He likes to move and be eat dinner with his family, and Only other, and we video each other. doing something.” spends his evening working out. Even though we’re competing In spite of his zest for life, “I’ve had a six-pack since I against each other, it’s more not everything comes easy for was four,” he said. “He’s very passionate about ¢ it,” his mother said. “It’s just Copies! something that he wants to do.” Because he wants to do it so 24Per Copy much, he does crunches and sit-ups every day. He can stand on an exercise ball and balance there for minutes at a time. His strong core muscles help him EPIC stay on the animals he rides even when they move unpre- dictably. He described riding a red bull in a recent competition in Ogden that suddenly spun to the right. “I told my dad I didn’t even think about it,” he said. James shifted his weight, threw his arm back and stayed on the bull. His practice pays off in prizes and social events, too. One of those, an awards banquet host- ed by the UJHSRA, is coming BATTLES up in August. During the banquet, young cowboys and cow- girls are given awards based on the number of points they scored during the past year. If you total all of his rodeo prizes, James has made around $10,000 during the past eight years. He’s spent some of it on TOOELE chaps, gloves and other rodeo TRANSCRIPT equipment. He displays all of his belt buckles on a large dis- Bring in Your play shelf that takes up half of ULLETIN the wall in his room. B Digital Files The prizes are great, but they don’t compare with the thrill of just riding. James described the feeling 58 N. Main • Tooele of time slowing down while he rides a bull. He said he enters 8:30 am to 5:30 pm • Monday – Friday a zone where the bull ride becomes a smooth sequence of 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper action-reaction, where his body Some restrictions apply knows just what to do to stay on the ride. “It feels like I’m on there for five minutes,” he said. “It’s all muscle memory. If I think, I’m off. My body just does it.” Highest Quality “I’ve heard him tell his dad when it’s a good ride, it’s State-of-the-Art almost like he’s floating on the Color Printing bull,” his mother said. James said the biggest chal- Equipment!

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SPORTS WRAP Salt Lake Bees Turnbow gets a chance The Bees continued their recent run of success, beating the Las Vegas 51s 11-5 on Wednesday for their third con- to extend softball career secutive victory and their sixth extend her softball career. She Buffaloes’ impressive depth in the past seven games. Salt THS graduate excited will spend the next two years kept her from seeing as much Lake (51-46) scored six runs at Otero Junior College in La playing time as she had previ- in the second inning and three Junta, Colorado, after a suc- ously. However, she embraced more in the fourth to take a for opportunity at cessful run with the THS soft- that challenge, and feels she commanding 9-2 lead, adding ball team as well as her travel is a stronger player and team- insurance runs in the fifth and Otero Junior College team, Utah Liberty. mate for it. seventh. Eric Young Jr. went DARREN VAUGHAN “It’s huge for me, because “There were a lot of trials 4-for-5 at the plate, finishing SPORTS EDITOR a home run short of the cycle it’s always been a goal to play that I had to work through, with a pair of RBIs and a run Playing college softball is college softball ever since and I wouldn’t be the same scored. Luis Rengifo was 2-for- something many girls grow I started playing, really,” ballplayer without it,” she said. 4 with a home run, two RBIs up dreaming of doing, but Turnbow said. “To be actually “There were lots of opportuni- and three runs scored, and actually reaching that goal is saying that I’m going to play ties out there for me, and the Matt Thaiss also drove in a something few of them will get softball at a college some- coaches helped me through pair of runs. On Tuesday night, to experience. where is huge for me — it’s a a lot of things. It was a great That’s why 2018 Tooele dream come true, really.” opportunity to play there. the Bees edged Las Vegas 5-4, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO with Dustin Ackley’s RBI dou- High graduate Sydney Turnbow saw her role “I really tried to pick it up a Tooele High graduate Sydney Turnbow, seen here during a March 2017 Turnbow was so excited when with the Tooele softball team ble in the sixth inning providing game against Lehi, has signed a national Letter-of-Intent to play softball she got the opportunity to change this past season, as the SEE TURNBOW PAGE B11 ® the eventual game-winning run. at Otero Junior College in La Junta, Colorado. Jose Fernandez had a two-run single in the fifth, while Jared Walsh and Francisco Arcia also had RBIs. Entering Thursday’s series finale against Las Vegas, the Bees trail first-place El Paso by a single game in Racing action returns to UMC the Pacific Southern Division standings. Utah Royals FC Three Utah Royals FC players have been selected for the U.S. Women’s National Team training camp leading into the Tournament of Nations that begins next Thursday. Defender Becky Sauerbrunn and forwards Amy Rodriguez and Christen Press are among the 25 players who will take part in the camp, with the roster to be trimmed to 23 for the tournament opener against Japan. Sauerbrunn and Press were both members of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup championship team, while Rodriguez has gold med- als from the 2008 and 2012 Olympics to her credit. The three players have combined to make 370 appearances for the United States. University of Utah football The University of Utah announced that several players have been named to pre- season national award watch lists as the Utes prepare to celebrate their 125th year of football. Junior running back Zack Moss is on the watch list for the Maxwell Award as America’s college player of the year, as well as the Doak Walker Award as the top running back. Cornerback Julian Blackmon and defensive end Bradlee Anae are both on the SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO watch list for the Bednarik Toni Elias barrels through the “Release” corner at Utah Motorports Campus during the 2017 MotoAmerica Championship of Utah. Elias won both races at UMC last season en route to the Award, given to the college Superbike season championship, though he currently trails 2016 series champion and former UMC winner Cameron Beaubier by 29 points in this year’s standings. defensive player of the year. Linebacker Chase Hansen is on the watch lists for the Lott IMPACT Trophy and the AFCA MotoAmerica comes to Tooele County this weekend with Beaubier leading standings Good Works Team. The Utes DARREN VAUGHAN to his credit, who is atop the kick off their season Aug. 30 SPORTS EDITOR standings, with Elias sec- against Weber State. Utah Motorsports Campus ond and Josh Herrin third. Brigham Young University will be buzzing this week- Beaubier is riding a four-race football end with the return of high- winning streak into UMC, BYU quarterback Tanner level motorcycle racing as where he picked up a victory in Mangum has been nominated MotoAmerica makes its annual the first race of the 2016 event. for the AFCA Good Works trip to Tooele County begin- “We struggled a little bit at Team as one of 169 nominees ning with practice and quali- Utah last year and, in the past, nationwide. According to a BYU fying sessions on Friday and it hasn’t been one of the best press release, nominees “not continuing with races Saturday tracks for us,” Beaubier said in only demonstrate a unique and Sunday. a press release. “It hasn’t been dedication to community ser- “We are excited to wel- terrible. I’m definitely going to vice and desire to make a posi- come back our friends from start my weekend there like I tive impact on the lives around MotoAmerica,” UMC General do every other weekend and them, but they also show Manager Willem Geyer said in see where we are at. Our bike tremendous perseverance as a press release. “They never is definitely quite a bit differ- well as the ability to overcome fail to put on a great show ent than it was there last year. personal struggles and come for our fans. The speed of the I will go in with an open mind out victorious against all bikes and the athleticism of and see what we have. Utah’s odds.” Eleven players from the the riders is just astounding, been a good track for him Football Bowl Subdivision, as and we’re looking forward to a SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO (Elias) the last few years and well as 11 from the Football great weekend.” Roger Hayden competes in the 2017 MotoAmerica Championship of Utah at Utah Motorsports Campus. Hayden we will need to be on our A Championship Subdivision, Toni Elias, who won both finished second to teammate Toni Elias in both races at UMC last year, and figures to be a factor in this weekend’s game and do the best we can at Division II, Division III and the Superbike races at UMC last races as well. Utah. I want to take advantage NAIA, will be selected for the season en route to the series of the races and the racetracks final team in September. BYU championship, will be back Roger Hayden, who finished ago. But coming into this champion Cameron Beaubier, also announced that senior along with his teammate, second in both races a year weekend, it’s 2016 series who also has a win at UMC SEE UMC PAGE B11 ® Squally Canada has been named to the watch list for the Doak Walker Award, given to the nation’s top running back. BYU will face Arizona on Sept. FROM THE SIDELINES 1 in Tucson, Arizona, to open its season. The Cougars’ first home game is Sept. 8 against California. Racing season’s return a reason to celebrate Utah State University football Junior defensive end Jacoby hether it’s the annual MotoAmerica’s annual visit to tacle. Even better? The way of racing engines that can Wildman was nominated for Bit n’ Spur Rodeo, Utah has become a summer these guys mingle with their be heard from houses in the AFCA Good Works Team, Country Fan Fest, staple, and it seems like the fans, signing autographs and Grantsville during a UMC race W Darren Vaughan becoming the sixth Aggie the Tooele County Fair or any perfect way to kick off another posing for pictures. Try get- weekend? That’s music to my SPORTS EDITOR nominated for the award. of a number of other events exciting two months of racing ting that kind of access to your ears, as well as to the ears of Last season, Wildman led all throughout the year, Tooele action. favorite Jazz player. Not going any race fan. Even from my USU defensive linemen with County knows how to roll out Now, I get that motorsports to happen. And, oh, by the seat in the (air-conditioned!) 45 tackles, and also had one the red carpet — and it knows isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. The included — there’s no place way, watch them push their media center overlooking the sack, 1.5 tackles-for-loss and how to throw a party. drone of racing engines pierc- I’d rather be in the summer. bikes and bodies to the abso- start-finish line, the sound a fumble recovery in 13 games This weekend at Utah ing an otherwise-quiet summer And why is that? lute limit in pursuit of victory. of all those racing engines at (four starts). Wildman and the Motorsports Campus prom- afternoon might be like finger- Let me list a few reasons: You can’t help but respect an high throttle brings a level of Aggies will open their 2018 ises to be no different, as nails on a chalkboard to some. • The sights: All those athlete who literally puts their anticipation. It’s even more of season Aug. 31 at Michigan high-speed motorcycle road The traffic along Sheep Lane brightly colored, highly modi- very well-being at stake once a thrill for those sitting in the State before playing their home racing makes its way to town, opener against New Mexico and state Route 110 could be fied, expertly tuned racing every couple seconds. grandstands, where it’s many State on Sept. 8. as has been tradition since unbearable to others. bikes, and their accompanying • The sounds: You know the track opened in 2006. But for race fans — myself riders, make for quite a spec- how I mentioned the drone SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B11 ® B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 19, 2018

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MISSIONARIES

Burke Lewis Boman Elder Paul L. Dillan Rowley Burke Lewis Boman has Blackhurst Elder Dillan Rowley has been called to serve in the returned home after serv- Mexico Torreon Mission. He Elder Paul L. Blackhurst has ing a mission for The Church leaves for the Mexico MTC on completed his mission for of Jesus Christ of Latter-day July 24, 2018. He will speak The Church of Jesus Christ of Saints in the Texas Lubbock in the Grantsville 5th Ward, Latter-day Saints. He served in mission. Elder Rowley will 115 E. Cherry St., at 9 a.m. on the Peru, Arequipa, area. He speak in the Grantsville 9th Sunday, July 22. He is the son will report this Sunday, July Ward, 415 W. Apple St., at 9 of Doug and Leesa Boman. 22 in the Deseret Peak Ward a.m. on Sunday, July 22. (stake center on Durfee Street) at 11 a.m. Paul is the son of Ryan and Debby Blackhurst.

MICROSOFT TECH GURU APPLE TECH GURU Removing programs and Setting your default web apps you no longer use browser for convenience

hen upgrading In the event you remove an etting up your options I recommend you check- Windows 10 to the app that you actually do need, in the General tab of mark “Ask to keep changes” latest version, there you can go to the Microsoft System Preferences when closing documents and W Scott Lindsay S Scott Lindsay may be new apps added to Store and download it again. can be helpful, making your “Close windows” when quitting GUEST COLUMNIST GUEST COLUMNIST your system and they may be Once you have removed computing more convenient. an app. If you like to use the apps that you do not need or your unwanted apps, you Controlling scroll bars and “Recent items” from the Apple use. Removing these apps may should also go to your control choosing what web browser menu in the menu bar, you can free up space and also help to that you may not need can panel and then programs and opens when you click on a link checkmarked for the dock and select how many Documents, keep your computer running include Twitter, Candy Crush, features and remove, if any, are just two of several helpful the menu bar, you could have Apps, and Servers it will better. unused printers, and others. the same-named programs tips. full screen view without the remember. Click the box to Before we begin, it is always If you are unsure if you from the list, too. Open “System Preferences” menu bar or dock visible. open the menu and make your a good practice to set a system should remove an app, open After going through your by selecting the Apple menu at Go to “Show scroll bars.” choice. restore point. Once you have your favorite search engine apps and programs, reboot the top-left and then you will I recommend you select And finally, using the LCD set your restore point, click on and type in the app name and your computer and then set select “General.” “Always.” Most of us want font smoothing option may the “Start” button and then ask if it is safe to remove from another system restore point. The first three options them visible all of the time. or may not make your text click the “Settings” icon. Once your PC. Read through several allow you to make changes Your next choice is a prefer- easier to read. I recommend your settings page opens, click relevant entries and try to take For more than 15 years, Scott and see them immediately ence. I personally like the abil- you open a document of text “Apps” and then to the left, the advice from a legitimate Lindsay has helped thousands after you make them. Next ity to click in the scroll bar and and try both to see if there is click “Apps & features.” website, such as Microsoft. of people better their skills, pub- to “Appearance” in the drop- it jumps right to where I have a difference. If you can’t really In the center, you’ll notice a com, PCMagazine.com, or lishing more than 500 articles down menu, you can select my cursor, instead of going see a difference, then leave the list of apps that are installed on others that have a good reputa- about Apple and Microsoft from “Blue” or “Graphite.” You page-by-page. Go ahead and checkmark in the box. your computer. Scroll through tion. software, the computer and the can see what it will look like as make your choice. the list and look for apps that When you determine you Internet. You can reach Scott you make the change. If you have more than one For more than 15 years, Scott you don’t use. As a general can remove an app safely, click for comments or questions at Checkmark the next two web browser installed with the Lindsay has helped thousands rule, anything that is published the app once to highlight it and [email protected]. boxes to see how it changes the default Safari, such as Google of people better their skills, pub- by Microsoft should remain on then click “Uninstall.” It only appearance. When you hide Chrome, Firefox, or another, lishing more than 500 articles your system. Common apps takes a moment to remove. the menu bar at the top, if you you can determine which one about Apple and Microsoft move your mouse to the top you want to open when you software, the computer and the of the screen, it will reveal the select a link from an email, Internet. You can reach Scott menu bar and when you move website or even a document. for comments or questions at it away, the menu bar will be Click the box to open the menu [email protected]. POETRY hidden. If you have this option and make your choice. My Cousin, Milton n one of my recent columns man’s hands opened to let I wrote about the impor- more of the world in. He Itance to the overall effect of sent the funniest Ted Kooser a poem of having a strong end- U.S. POET LAUREATE 2004 – 2006 ing, and here’s a fine example cards to family and friends of that. It’s by Terri Kirby at Christmas, laid down Erickson, a North Carolinian, cable so others could con- from her book, Becoming the nect. Yet, he lived Poetry Foundation (www.poet- Blue Heron, published by Press ryfoundation.org), publisher BANNERS 53. Others of Erickson’s poems alone, kept to himself much of Poetry magazine. It is also are available in the column’s of the time, so when supported by the Department archives at www.american- his sister found his body, of English at the University of lifeinpoetry.org. he’d been gone Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copy- Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, right ©2017 by Terri Kirby My Cousin, Milton a good while. He died young Erickson from Becoming the at fifty-seven, without Blue Heron, (Press 53, 2017). My cousin, Milton, worked fuss or bother. No sitting by Poem reprinted by permission Window Stickers, and More! for a cable company. the bedside of Terri Kirby Erickson and the The boy I knew when we publisher. Introduction copy- were children or feeding him soup. He just right © 2018 by The Poetry laid himself down like Foundation. The introduction’s had fists that were often a trunk line and let the sig- author, Ted Kooser, served as clenched, his face set like nal pass through. United States Poet Laureate an old man whose life had Consultant in Poetry to the been so hard, We do not accept unsolicited Library of Congress from 2004- submissions. American Life in 2006. it hardened him. But the Poetry is made possible by The

BOOKWORM Life After Google The Fall of Big Data and the Rise of the Blockchain Economy

n his startling new book says. With bitcoin and other Life After Google—released cryptocurrency on the rise, Ithis week—economist and Google’s “aggregate and technofuturist George Gilder advertise” business model is (Wealth and Poverty, The about to give way to the new Scandal of Money) suggests blockchain economy—an that “seeds of destruction” entirely new internet frontier have already been planted where users are masters of High Quality • Full Color at Google and other Silicon their own data, security is Valley giants. king, and a true market exists. Consider this simple ques- The Wall Street Journal tion: Are you a customer of took heed of Gilder’s warning Custom Design & 24 Hour Google’s? in Life After Google, writing, You likely use Google “[Gilder] suggests that while Search and possibly Gmail. advertising prices might be Turnaround Available But you don’t pay Google. In correct, the free-service model fact, Google is monetizing cannot deliver sustainable you—collecting, analyzing, growth... Mr. Gilder notes: and renting out your behav- ‘The cryptocosm can mobilize Life After Google ioral data. In a very real sense, computer power in volumes The Fall of Big Data and you’re not Google’s customer; that dwarf even the data the Rise of the Blockchain TOOELE you’re its product. Google centers of the leviathans. In Economy TRANSCRIPT doesn’t put a dollar price on this case, the advances in by George Gilder Google Search; instead, it computer science pioneered Gateway Editions pulls a bait and switch, “giv- at Google serve to emancipate ULLETIN ing” you Google Search for the world from Google’s silos.’ nothing more than the next B free and in exchange feeding This may be a way off, but the moment in a random process. your personal data into its investment implications come George Gilder shows how artifically intelligent organi- sooner than you think.” deep this assumption goes, zational system and charging Peter Thiel, founder of what motivates people to advertisers for access to you. Paypal, says of Life After make it, and why it’s wrong: 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 This is not a sustainable Google: “Google’s algorithms the future depends on human model for the internet, Gilder assume the world’s future is action.” TOOELE B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 19, 2018

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

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

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by Timothy Parker July 16, 2018 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 39 Days DOWN 29 Assns’ kin Finish what you start. Keep any- 1 It was in before 1 Street 30 Takeover one trying to interfere or meddle the past? 40 Former type, of a city in your affairs at a distance. The hard work you put in will bring 5 It’s in the Chevy briefly 31 Nothing Thatababy by Paul Trapp Shell game rival 2 Sob ___ (zip) about positive change. ★★★ 9 Mortgage 41 Protrac- 3 Banned 32 Whose TAURUS (April 20-May 20): lender’s tor’s pesticide Disney Don’t look now, but you are info revelation 4 Hairy dragon? under the spotlight. Someone is 14 Assistance 42 Cardinal problem 34 Acting watching and waiting to see what 15 Head for color 5 Respi- Celeste you’ll do next. ★★★★★ the clouds 43 24-Across ration 35 Secret GEMINI (May 21-June 20): 16 Walk group problem meetings Check out what everyone else easily 44 Does 6 Mail 37 True is doing before you decide what 17 Authentic extremely carrier’s direction you are going to do next. Ask 18 Bad-dinner well at path 38 Assessor, questions and protect against roll? 45 Boom 7 It’s bro- essentially injury or someone trying to take 19 Glass- source ken in the 43 Forest advantage of you. ★★ lifting 46 Skating woods horn CANCER (June 21-July 22): reason jump 8 Estimate 44 Import? Give yourself a chance to take 20 Model’s 47 Like phrase No, U-turn your talents to the next level. asset God 9 Knocking 45 Barter Whether it’s how you run your 23 Large 54 Blockade syllables 46 Later household or your professional reference variety 10 Love, for 47 Room responsibilities, do what comes volume 55 Singing Pierre separator naturally. ★★★★ 24 Combat voice 11 Lift over 48 “Metamor- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don’t 25 Smart- 56 Small moguls phoses” let the changes others make dis- phone rodent 12 No one author rupt your plans. Work diligent- feature 57 Go “y’all,” - will do 49 Chats ly to finish what you start, and 28 Best-of- not “you link up but refuse to take on someone else’s the-best all” 13 Collection good responsibilities. ★★★ initials 58 Fishing 21 Be a 50 Sundry VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 30 Liquid in base glutton collection Practical applications will help the forest 59 Bibliog. 22 Mower’s 51 Very you complete what’s expected 33 Mixed in space- trail small of you, but the personal spin you with saver Jazz amount give to what you do will result in 25 ★★★ 34 Variety of 60 Living player? 52 Murder, as compliments. male deer more 26 “Don’t a beast LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 35 Give a years? make ___” 53 Snaky Keep moving. Any lag in reach- speeding 61 Arrange (freeze) creatures ing your goal or destination will ticket alphabeti- 27 Lowed 54 New out cause you to fall behind, giving others a chance to outmaneuver 36 Like a nice cally 28 Like Vegas front? ★★★ meal 62 Articulates show wear you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Think less and act more. If you MORAL SUPPORT By Timothy E. Parker take too much time to mull over what you want to do, your plans will be outdated before you begin. ★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emotional deception and disillusionment will take over if you are too gullible. Find out firsthand what’s happening before you decide to take action. ★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Personal change will bring about opportunities. Alter your living arrangements to suit your budget, and focus on making changes to the way you present what you have to offer. ★★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Share knowledge with someone you respect. Joining forces in order to help a cause will encourage you to stabilize your personal life instead of trying to change it. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Look for unique ways to update old ideas. Getting together with people you haven’t seen for a long time will be stimulating and will lead to an influx of creative ideas. ★★★

Answers on B5 THURSDAY July 19, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 Bulletin Board

Get enrolled Veteran’s appreciation dinner of July 16. Create a costume and learn how Alcoholics Anonymous tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Tooele Start the New Year off right and enroll A Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner will be to become your character and role-play. Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 by sharing our experience, strength and The camp will be split into two groups: hope. For more information, please con- Senior Center in training at Tooele Technical College. held on Thursday, July 26 at 5:30 p.m. p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Sharpen your current skills or train for a Juniors (grades 3-5) and Seniors (sixth- Utah Ave. For more information, contact tact Terri at 435-313-4851. The senior center is for the enjoyment of new career. Most programs have open Golf tournament grade and up). Juniors will meet Monday Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting enrollment and you can enroll anytime of The second Tri-lodge Golf Tournament and Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cost is $5 694-2624. Military Items Wanted activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, the year. Get a commercial driver’s license will be held at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course plus a plain white or black T-shirt and sup- When you no longer want your military exercise program, line dancing, wood- in as little as 4 weeks and get on-the-road on Sunday, July 22 with an 8 a.m. shot- plies. Seniors will meet Monday through Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group items, do not take them to Deseret carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- to a lucrative career. Tooele Tech also gun start. The Eagles will host the event Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cost is $15 Join us the 3rd Monday of each month Industries or a thrift store. Bring them ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels offers CPR classes to its students and the and all proceeds will go to the Diabetes plus fabric and supplies. Seniors: Please from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, available for homebound. Lunch served public on the second Monday of every Prevention fund. Call the Eagles at 435- contact Darlene at 435-840-4404 to dis- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- month. Become CPR certified at Tooele 882-0286 to sign up. cuss ideas and appropriate fabric before Health Department’s Aging Services pro- canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — gested donation is $3. For those under Tech. For more information, call 435-248- purchasing materials. Register through gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available 1800 or visit tooeletech.edu. ut.4honline. If not already signed up as a Association Caregiver Support Groups. displayed with honor and respect. Call to the store or doctor visits for residents in Eagles Tooele County 4Her, youth need to reg- The groups are designed to provide emo- Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Train to work tional, educational and social support for Dinner ister and pay $5 annual fee. Participants Children’s Choir Auditions portation information call 435-843-4102. Tooele Technical College’s new Software need to bring a lunch each day. There will caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. For more information about the Tooele Development program and Nail Friday dinners have been postponed until Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- further notice. be a cosplay celebration for all partici- tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Center, call 435-843-4110. Technician program have immediate pants on Saturday, July 21 from 11 a.m. to Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Donate to library openings. Train to work in the computer Sunday breakfasts 12 p.m. Families are encouraged to join in software industry or own your own busi- Are you having trouble controlling the owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Please remember the “Friends of the Breakfast will be served on July 8, 15, 22 the celebration. The camp and celebration ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tooele City Library” when doing your and 29. Order from the menu $7 for adults will be held at the Tooele County Health vocal performance and has taught at the tooeletech.edu for more information. or $3.50 for kids 11 years or younger. Also, Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- spring cleaning and donate your used ery program for anyone suffering from collegiate level. If your child loves to sing books to the bookstore in the library. Adult Education there is a Special every Sunday for $5. Bad camps will be organized and led by 4H and you are looking for an exceptional Beer is available. Public is invited. Teen Leader Berkeley Swarthout. food addiction. Meetings are held every Money from book sales is used to sup- Get your high school diploma this year at Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, musical experience for them, this is it. For port programs within the library. The the Tooele Community Learning Center. Auxiliary Meetings Volunteers needed at Benson 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the more information and to register for an library is located at 128 W. Vine St. For All classes required for a high school An auxiliary meeting will be held on July Gristmill north back entrance. For more informa- audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. more information, call 435-882-2182 or com or call 435-277-0755. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- 30 at 7 p.m. The 2018 Benson Gristmill Pumpkin Walk tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or go online to tooelecity.org. Thank you for aration and English as a second language will be held Oct. 19-20 from 10 a.m. to 6 Carolyn at 435-882-0805 or visit www. your support. are available. Register now to graduate Planning Meeting Rocky Mountain Hospice p.m. each day. Volunteers, displays, enter- foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Want to have more meaning in your life. Books for the Whole Family — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 A planning meeting will be held on tainment acts and vendors are needed. attend. Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Tuesday, July 17 at 6 p.m. to plan for Do you want to do something that is Donated children’s books and paperbacks This year’s theme is “Bootiful Utah” Prizes satisfying and of great service to your cation classes are for students 18 and over. August activities. All officers are asked to will be given for best displays and best Tooele County Aging are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- community? Then become a Rocky attend. pie. Vendor booth fees are $45 for 10x10 are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. ESOL teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- and $80 for 10x20. $10 discount if vendor on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 ESOL conversational classes are held PPs Dinner Meeting in the community. Many seniors require ence required. All training, background also does pumpkin display. For prize list a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele PMP Jeannie Bennett will host the PPs assistance and need rides to doctors or check and TB tests provided by Rocky and more information, call 435-882-7678 City Library. All proceeds go back to the Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Dinner Meeting at Jim’s Restaurant on July other health professionals. Rides help Mountain. The only requirement is your or send email to bensongristmill@gmail. library for projects and programs. dents may also come anytime the center is 18 at 7 p.m. All PPs are invited to attend. seniors live more independent lives. Call desire to help someone in need. Please com contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain Bingo is back open for individualized study. Registration 435-843-4114 for more information. The is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Golf Scramble Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers Hospice at 801-397-4904. St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started On July 22 there will be a Golf Scramble Class Reunion Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- also are in need of volunteers. For more its bingo games again on Fridays starting at Oquirrh Golf Course. Start is 8 a.m. Tooele High School classes 1977 and 1978, The Next Chapter tion. information about volunteering at the at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. and you can sign up at the bar. At 1 p.m. come and celebrate our 40th reunion on The Next Chapter is a free social support Grantsville Center, call Dan at 435-843- Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Cheryl Barrus will prepare Navajo Tacos at Aug. 18, 2018, at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Nest and educational program to help widows Early Head Start 4753. For volunteering at the Tooele questions. Do you have a child under age 3? Are you $7 per person. All proceeds will go to the at Tooele Army Depot. Cost is $40 per and widowers adjust to the loss of their Center, call Debbie at 435-843-4103. currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head Diabetes Fund. person if paid by July 1. After that date the spouse through monthly activities. You Start is a free program for eligible families cost is $50 per person. If you don’t want are invited to join others who are on the Grantsville dinner and just want to socialize, the cost Life’s Worth Living Foundation that offers quality early education for Joint State Visitation Suicide support group meetings are same page as you, to begin a new chapter Tooele Aerie and Auxiliary will host the is $20 per person. Social hour is at 6 p.m., infants and toddlers in the home; parent held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Grantsville Irrigation Company Utah State Aerie and Auxiliary at a Joint dinner at 7 p.m. and dancing at 8:30 p.m. education; comprehensive health services Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for The allotment for both agricultural and State Visitation on Saturday, July 28. A Please remit payment to THS Reunion to women before, during and after preg- Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by more details. residential users has been increased. buffet lunch and salad bar will be served Class of 1977 and send to: Cecelia Russell nancy; nutrition education and family the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Agricultural users have been issued an at 12 p.m. The Aerie and Auxiliary will (Bankhead), 316 Upland Dr., Tooele, Utah Sons of Utah Pioneers support services. Call 435-841-1380 or thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- additional 1/2 turn bringing the total to 2 have their individual meetings. Please 84074 or to Sam Woodruff, PO Box 711, Anyone interested in the history of Tooele 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free cide, please plan on attending. Please go 1/2 turns for the season. Residents have come out and support your Aerie and Tooele, Utah 84074. Please feel free to City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we additional information. on Facebook and like our page to keep been allotted an extra 25,000 gallons per Auxiliary. email Cecelia at [email protected] or Jeanie need you. Please come and join us for a current with our latest news and events. residential share making the total 175,000 at [email protected] if you haven’t potluck social dinner at the LDS church, Free developmental evaluation Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- gallons. Please check your current read- DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers PMPs Party already heard from us. We are trying to 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. ings to make sure you are not exceeding a variety of services to families with The Auxiliary will honor PMP Kathy compile an updated class list with current mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- your allotment. Contact the office at 435- infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Wamsley at a party after a short meeting information. Disabled American Veterans 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons 884-3451 with questions. on Monday, July 30 at 7 p.m. Please come Individualized services are available to Chapter 20 of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday out to this meeting and enjoy the party Class Reunion of 1956 of each month at 6:30 p.m. Share the past enhance development in communication, The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County motor development, cognition, social/ afterward. Madam Vice President Cheryl The Tooele High School Class of 1956 will Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Barrus and Madam Chaplain Diana Lujan hold its 62nd Class Reunion on Saturday, Chapter for the Disabled American Grandparent Networking Group ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. emotional development, self-help skills Veterans holds monthly general member- and health concerns. Contact us for a free will be in charge of the dinner. Aug. 11, 2018, at Bonneville Brewery, 1641 Come meet and network with others The Family History Center in Grantsville N. Main St., Tooele. No mail invitations ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, who are raising their grandchildren. For is assembling a record of Grantsville developmental evaluation at 435-833- 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every third 0725. will be sent. Invite your classmates. Bring address or other information, call Trisha residents. Your submission may be made Elks a partner. 12 p.m. luncheon from menu. Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. Those 435-849-2536 or email at tesschelble@ by emailing to [email protected] or by 1-5 p.m. program and visiting. We hope to who wish to attend the leadership meet- yahoo.com. coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Charity Meetings see you soon! Please RSVP Facebook-THS ing at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen to the or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah Lodge meetings are held the second and Class of ’56 or call Carolyn at 435-841-7640 appointed members’ meeting. All Tooele TC Squares Dance Club 84074. Come in and receive help from our Tooele Children’s Justice Center fourth Tuesday of every month. House or send email to [email protected]. County veterans are invited to attend. The TC Squares Dance Club has begun trained consultants. For more information, Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in committee meetings are held every third Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Tuesday of the month. All members are Artist of the Month hold its monthly executive and general Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 welcome and encouraged to attend. Fiona Kahlo is the Stansbury Art and meetings on the third Thursday of every West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Senior Center snacks. We appreciate all donations. For inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Literary Society artist for July. A profes- month at the Pioneer Museum (rear bring finger food to share. For more infor- The senior center is for the enjoyment of Friday Night Dinners S. 100 East, Tooele. sional artist and educator, Kahlo has been entrance). The executive meeting will mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- Friday Night Dinners have returned and a member of SALS since it began. She be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include United Methodist Dinner are from 6-9 p.m. If there is something graduated from the University of Utah in will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for website at tcsquares.com. Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- Tooele United Methodist Church offers a new or different you would like to see, 2003 with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts and a volunteer drivers — no DAV membership ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and stop by the social quarters, fill out a sur- secondary arts education degree. She has is required. Will need a VA physical. No Tooele County Homemakers etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is vey and let us know your opinion. taught ceramics, 3D arts and bookmaking monthly meetings are held in December. The new season of Tooele County homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. at Grantsville High School for the past Call commander James Yale at 435-849- Homemakers is from September to May. age 60 and above, suggested donation Snacks For December and January, the group Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the 14 years. She had her first solo show in 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. Tooele Valley Resource Center February 2017 at the Rio Grande Café in Thomas at 435-830-8487. will meet on the second Tuesday of both Transportation is available to the store or The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now social quarters, during business hours: months from 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the USU Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 Salt Lake City, and her work can be seen doctor visits for residents in the Tooele sharing a building with the Tooele County and purchased at various art shows and Health Department and Aging Extension Office auditorium or inside the and Grantsville areas. For transportation Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Tooele, ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 Tooele County Health Department, 151 ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. events. She creates one-of-a-kind art Services hours information, call 435-843-4102. is currently in need of donations. Please forms using found objects collected from The Tooele County Health Department N. Main, Tooele. The meetings include consider donating items such as deodor- a luncheon and often include speakers. Daughters of Utah Pioneers antique and second-hand stores. Her and Aging Services’ new hours of opera- ant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, artwork will be displayed at the Tooele tion are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 For more information, call Thiel at 435- The DUP is seeking any family histories, Historical Society toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs County Chamber of Commerce building, p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. 224-4807. photographs, books, stories or vintage and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Historical books 154 S. Main St., Tooele, for the month of Check out our calendar on our main page artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Tooele County Quilters Those who receive services include indi- Tooele County Historical Society’s books July. The public is invited to view these for holiday hours and closures. For more DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 It’s a new year and the Tooele County viduals or families in crisis, the homeless are available to purchase at meetings. The works during the chamber’s regular busi- information, call 435-277-2301. W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Quilters are ready to go. If you’re interest- and families at risk of becoming homeless. History of Tooele County Volume II is $35, ness hours. Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the ed, come join us for our first meeting of For more information, call 435-566-5938 The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Parkinson’s disease Support Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 in the Tooele or fax 435-843-0244. Tooele is $25, and we also have eight note Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Group tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are cards depicting four different pioneer The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit First Baptist Food Pantry $20 per year to be paid at the first meet- buildings for $4. These make great gifts meets the third Tuesday of the month overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- ing. All meetings are held on the third for family and friends. Please call Alice (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tooele has a support group for persons www.exploretooele.com. ing an emergency food pantry to meet Tuesday of each month. For more informa- Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- with Parkinson’s disease and their caregiv- the needs of our community. Hours are ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. ers. You can learn how others are coping tion, call 435-843-7649. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First purchase these books. Schools Come learn about rocks, minerals and with PD and how to live well. We meet the Tooele County Homemakers Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main Seeking Historical Items ways to craft them and enjoy field trips third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. The Tooele County Homemakers will meet Story and Craft Hour The Tooele County Historical Society for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per at Tooele Technology College, 88 S. Tooele in September, December and January. The Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Food Banks would like members of the community year. For more information, send ques- Blvd., Tooele. For information, call Hal at group will meet on the second Tuesday Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville who have any family or personal histories, tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ 435-840-3683. of all three months from 10 a.m. -1:30 the adventures of books and make fun Emergency Food Pantry, and the Tooele photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, gmail.com. p.m. at the USU Extension Office audito- VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope crafts. For more information, call 435-833- County Food Bank are in need of canned Local author seeks photos rium or inside the Tooele County Health 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West meats, soups, pasta and any non-perish- would like to donate to our organization to Recovery” Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The to please call us. We are also looking for A local author and historian is seeking Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, able foods. We are accepting donations original photographs of Saltair, Black meetings include a luncheon and often Tooele. Please enter through the south for Pathways Women’s and Children’s books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele include speakers. For more information, chures or any history that pertains to the Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all side doors. Shelter (victims of domestic abuse). They as well as any similar turn-of-the-century call Thiel at 435-224-4807. are in need of socks, underwear, blankets Tooele County area. If you would like to those affected by someone else’s addic- Free Preschool Hour donate them to our organization, or if you attractions and resorts for an upcoming for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- book project. Those who wish to con- Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish and would let us make a copy for the Tooele Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour County Historical Society, please call 435- tribute information or photographs of remover) toys. Anything will be appreci- these parks should contact Emma Penrod Bulletin Board Policy of learning, singing and creating. The class ated. Underwear and socks must be new. 882-1612. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at is for all children up to 5 years old. Please at [email protected]. Contributions Other items can be gently used. Please will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit help us help our community. Drop boxes released pictorial history book. There is mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Groups and Events organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. are located in the Intermountain Staffing no such thing as too many photographs are located at West Elementary School, Office, 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. Silk painting event Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter as the author needs a minimum of 160 guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please The Stansbury Art and Literary Society through the south side doors. photographs, and any help is greatly call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later Baby blankets needed presents Silk Painting with Diane Allen at Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- appreciated. than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 31. Learn how to St. Marguerite Catholic School ery at Mountain West Medical Center. paint on silk. There will also be demos Tooele Valley Free Masons Students of all faiths are welcome from Blankets should be new and in good and instruction on faux marbling with Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the preschool through 8th grade at Tooele condition. Homemade blankets are also shaving cream and eco dyeing if time second Friday of each month for din- County’s only faith-based school. accepted if new. Donations can be turned allows. There will be room for 20 people ner and socializing. If you are interested Comics Page Puzzle Answers Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West so registration is require. The cost is $10 or have questions, please join us at the preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in from page B4 for materials. To register, call or text Diane Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with at 801-557-1132. The location is Coulter Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or any questions. visit www.stmargschool.org. House in Stansbury Park, 175 SR-138. 435-277-0087. Community Closet Museum volunteers needed Tooele Valley Family History Clean out your closets. The Community Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Education Closet is accepting donations for gently Center seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Research your ancestors free with trained used clothing. Donations are accepted or science? Volunteers at the museum can FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele Family Finance Challenge at your neighborhood school. Contact gain new skills or practice old ones. We Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 Join the Family Finance Challenge spon- Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any are looking for people to help with orga- East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours sored by USU Extension. Make a family questions. finance goal, attend fun activities, join the nization, exhibit development, gardening of operation: Tuesday through Friday, Facebook group and report how you are and educational program development. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday doing meeting goals during this 12- week Moose Volunteer positions are seasonal and year evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings program. Earn enough points and receive round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers by appointment only. Special classes a $50 Wal-Mart or grocery store gift card. Meals at the Lodge must be at least 16 years old. To apply or offered regularly. Call the center for more To register, go to extension.usu.edu/ Friday and Saturday night dinners will be request more information, send email to: information. tooele and click on Tooele County Saves served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners [email protected] Challenge box. Fill out survey to begin. change weekly or you can order from the Tooele Family Al-Anon Questions? Contact Darlene at darlene. menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. Farmers Market Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays [email protected] or text/call 435- No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch The Farmers Market at the Benson at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s 840-4404. specials are available at the lodge from 11 Gristmill begins Saturday, July14. Hours basement at the back of the building. For a.m. For members and their guests only. are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Available items questions or more information, please Online courses include fresh produce, baked goods, eggs, call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Breakfast honey, meat products, and arts and crafts. 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. IT are designed for the IT professional Breakfast will be served every Sunday Local producers of food and craft items, or who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend anyone wishing to participate as a vendor, Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U knowledge of networking and security. the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the please call 435-850-0458 for more infor- This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the Courses prepare students for the CompTIA women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy mation. No charge for space. Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call a great breakfast. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 4H Junior and Senior Cosplay contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann for more information or to enroll. Entertainment Camp at 435-849-4180. True Story will perform from 7-11 p.m. on A 4H Cosplay Camp will be held the week Saturday, July 28. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 19, 2018 Try something new with kids this summer ave you tried some- violin 10 years ago in a quest new perspective and growth. thing new with your to learn more about music. I Here are two ideas to get you Hkids lately? There’s still started lessons and continue inspired. time this summer to plan an to this day. I like that my sons 1. Join a family exercise activity or adventure. see (and hear!) their father program, such as outdoor Karl Nelson, 40-year-old practicing and improving over yoga and/or stretch class at a dad of two sons and executive time. My efforts are also a community center or park in of an educational nonprofit in reminder that we don’t just your area. Some are free. If Seattle, says introducing his start out being good at some- there are non-swimmers in the boys to new experiences is vital was the lack of snacks,” says thing; it takes discipline and family, check out your local for growth and learning about Karl. Next time there will be hard work.” YMCA or community center for themselves and their world. plenty! Gather your family to talk swimming lessons to learn this He recently took his 5-year- “Exposure to new ideas and about activities that seem important life skill. old son, Oskar, who is always concepts through experiential interesting, fun and perhaps 2. Partner with an expe- game for new adventures, sail- learning isn’t just something a little out of the ordinary. rienced camping family and ing. “My task was to make sure that happens at school,” says Routines are important, but spend a few days together in he had a good enough time, Karl. “Parents modeling life- sometimes they become pro- the wild hiking, fishing, cook- so he’d want to do it again. long learning at home is essen- tective bubbles that need to be ing and enjoying the outdoors Fortunately, his only complaint tial, like the day I picked up a broken, or maybe just bent, for together. It’s a practical way to learn the ropes of camping and to get to know friends better. You might even start an annual tradition. If sleeping in a tent is not your idea of fun, pack up a pic- nic and drive to a local park or nature preserve. Take a hike, play, build a campfire, roast some marshmallows and have all the fun of camping, then head home to your own beds at the end of the day. • • • Donna Erickson’s award- winning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of Tiffany Haddish her creative family recipes and activities, visit www.don- eautiful Mind” The success of “Murder on nasday.com and link to the Oscar-winner the Orient Express” ($352 NEW Donna’s Day Facebook “BRussell Crowe million gross) has prompted fan page. Her latest book is will play Roger Ailes, the director Kenneth Branaugh “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous late Fox TV executive who to do a remake of “Death Funstuff for Families.” single-handedly inspired the on the Nile,” which starred “me too” movement with his Oscar-winner Peter Ustinev © 2018 Donna Erickson sexual harassment of Fox TV as Hercule Poirot, as well as Distributed by King Features Synd. employees, in a Showtime Bette Davis, Maggie Smith, limited series. The script Angela Lansbury and David is based on the book “The Niven. But first we’ll see Loudest Voice In the Room” Disney’s “Artimus Fowl,” and includes as least two U.S. which he produced and presidents. directed with Dame Judi Mark Wahlberg is one busy Dench and Josh Gad, due in Does an aspirin a day keep heart risk at bay? dude. In addition to “Mile August 2019. DEAR DR. ROACH: A col- Aspirin is more likely to might slow down COPD, but 22,” with John Malkovich The Broadway smash hit umn in a popular consumer have a net benefit in people there are conflicting studies, and Ronda Rousey (open- “Wicked,” which opened in magazine states that taking a with higher risk of heart dis- and I don’t recommend them ing Aug. 17), and “Instant 2003 and has become the baby aspirin daily does more ease, even if it isn’t diagnosed. just for COPD. Regular exercise Family,” with Rose Byrne seventh longest-running harm than good, and it should The decision of taking aspirin may help, and it certainly helps and “The Help” Oscar-winner Broadway musical, will not be taken unless you have should be made after a thor- your heart and many other Octavia Spencer (awaiting finally reach movie screens heart disease. I have been tak- ough review of all your indi- systems. a release date), he’s just in December 2019. The ing a baby aspirin daily for 10 vidual risk factors, including The booklet on COPD committed to the Netflix “Wizard of Oz” themed musi- years, and now I’m concerned. heart disease risk and history explains in detail both emphy- film “Wonderland.” It’s the cal is about Glinda and The Your thoughts, please. — G.D. of bleeding, and possibly colon sema and chronic bronchitis, reboot of Robert Parker’s Wicked Witch of the West, ANSWER: Experts disagree cancer risk. When I discuss the two elements of COPD. “Spencer,” which was a TV and Dorothy passes through on the best advice. Some aspirin with patients, I very Readers can obtain a copy series with Robert Urich from for just a few minutes. points, however, are not con- seldom recommend it to any- by writing: Dr. Roach — No. 1985-1988 and the basis for Tom Holland returns troversial: Aspirin is beneficial one with no known coronary ers will develop COPD. Some 601W, 628 Virginia Drive, most of Tom Selleck’s “Jessie in “Spider Man: Far From for reducing future heart risks disease who has had a signifi- smokers are more susceptible Orlando, FL 32803. Enclose Spencer” films. It will be Home,” with Jack Gyllenhaal in people with established cant side effect (such as bleed- than others to the effects of a check or money order (no Wahlberg’s fifth collabora- as baddie “Mysterio,” along heart disease, but it increases ing) with aspirin in the past. the many toxic chemicals in cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada tion with director and former with Marisa Tomei and the risk of bleeding events. As more studies are failing to tobacco smoke. Conversely, with the recipient’s printed actor Peter Berg. Michael Keaton, out July 5, Some of these are minor, but a show benefit, these recommen- some nonsmokers can develop name and address. Please allow • • • 2019. few are potentially life-threat- dations may change. COPD, especially those who 4-6 weeks for delivery. Tiffany Haddish, whose Chris Pratt, who was an ening. • • • lack a protective enzyme, • • • work in “Girls Trip” (2017) out-of-shape comedian in According to a recent review DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a alpha-1 antitrypsin; this is Dr. Roach regrets that he is led to the much-talked- “Parks & Recreation,” will of published studies, in people 48-year-old woman in pretty more likely in those exposed unable to answer individual let- about appearance on the follow the $800 million-plus at higher-than-average risk for good health. I was a smoker for to secondhand smoke or other ters, but will incorporate them Oscars when she presented grosser “Jurassic World: heart disease, a daily aspirin 30-plus years and quit about airborne pollutants. in the column whenever pos- with Maya Rudolph, is on Fallen Kingdom,” with reduces the risk of a nonfa- three years ago. I don’t have Quitting smoking is by far sible. Readers may email ques- fire, film-wise. She recently Disney’s upcoming “Cowboy tal heart attack by about 20 any signs of COPD or other the most important action you tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ starred with Magic Johnson Ninja,” based on the Image percent, without significantly lung ailments yet, but I fear can take to reduce your risk of med.cornell.edu. To view and in “Uncle Drew” and is Comics comic book. Pratt changing stroke risk or risk of they are just around the corner. developing lung disease, but order health pamphlets, visit upcoming with Melissa became attached to the dying from heart disease. Risk My question is, is there any- there may be others. Avoid www.rbmamall.com. McCarthy and Elizabeth project in 2014 and director of bleeding is increased by 50 thing I can do now to postpone other airborne pollutants, espe- Moss in “The Kitchen” (out Michele MacLaren signed on percent. Also, newer evidence or prevent the onset of these cially other smokers, but also © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. Sept. 20); “Night School,” in January. Filming finally suggests that aspirin may diseases, or at least decrease dusts and fumes. All Rights Reserved with Kevin Hart (Sept. 28); began this month. From decrease the risk of some can- their severity? — V.M. Some preliminary evidence and “Nobody’s Fool,” with dinosaurs to ninja cowboys ... cers, especially colon cancer. ANSWER: Not all smok- suggests that statin drugs Whoopi Goldberg and Amber Chris is making good use of Riley (Nov. 2). It’s been a his “Pratt” falls! big year for the 38-year-old them were those who did a • Historians report that picnics, you might want to Haddish. © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. great deal of manual labor. Napoleon Bonaparte, when keep in mind the fact that Strauss rightly assumed the he wasn’t busy conquering, there are 1,500 known spe- work was likely to be dirty, enjoyed ice skating. cies of fleas and 9,500 known so he dyed his new trousers species of ants. Then again, • Do animals grieve their own? indigo to help hide stains. that might be a factoid you’d Perhaps so — at least, some BY SAMANTHA WEAVER rather forget. • Statistics on sporting events animals. When an elephant • • • • You probably won’t be sur- show that 17 of the 20 sport- dies, other elephants in the prised to learn that it was ing events with the most herd will cover the body Thought for the Day: “Strike Albert Einstein who made attendees every year are with leaves and branches an average between what a the following sage observa- NASCAR races. and often will stay with it for woman thinks of her husband a tion: “A clever person solves • Before horror author Stephen days. month before she marries him and what she thinks of him a a problem. A wise person King became famous for • You may be surprised to learn year afterward, and you will avoids it.” novels such as “Carrie,” “The that a Boeing 747 jet is longer have the truth about him.” Stand” and “The Shining,” from wingtip to wingtip than • Ever wonder why blue jeans — H.L. Mencken are blue? When they were he wrote four novels and 60 the distance of the Wright first designed by Levi Strauss, short stories that failed to be Brothers’ first airplane flight. © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. accepted for publication. the people most likely to wear • If you’re enjoying summer THURSDAY July 19, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

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Must pass a company paid medical exam including a drug has $0 of bonds out- backgroundscreen, physical check. ability test, reference and credit checks, and criminal background check. the Series 2018 DONATE YOUR CAR, Bonds. For anystanding of your secured by HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at www.cargill.com/careers, select “Browse Cargill Jobs,” TRUCK OR BOAT PARAMETERS OF the Revenues. then click on “United States” and “Utah” to find the job opening. If you do not have access TO HERITAGE FOR THE SERIESreal 2018estateOTHER OUTSTAND- to the internet, please visit your local library or employment office. THE BLIND. Free 3 BONDS ING BONDS OF THE WHY CHOOSE CARGILL: Working at Cargill is an opportunity to thrive—a place to develop Day Vacation, Tax The Issuerneeds, intends to callISSUER your career to the fullest while engaging in meaningful work that makes a positive impact Deductible, Free issue the Series 2018 Additional information around the globe. Cargill is anan EEO,equal and opportunity Veteran/Disability and affirmative employer. action employer. Towing, All Paper- Bonds inShane the aggre- Bergenregarding the Issuer's work Taken Care Of. gate principal amount outstanding bonds Job #: # TIM00631 CALL of not more than Four may be found in the Is- www.cargill.com/careers 1-855-408-2196 Million Eighty-Hundred suer's financial report (the “Financial Re- BECOME A SUB- Eighty Thousand Dol- 435-840-0344lars ($4,880,000), to p o r t ” ) a t : SCRIBER. 882-0050 mature in not more http://secure.utah.gov/ than thirty-three (33) auditor-search/. For years from their date additional information, or dates, to be sold at including any informa- a price not less than tion more recent than ninety-eight percent as of the date of the (98%) of the total prin- Financial Report, cipal amount thereof, please contact Sheri and bearing interest at Broadbent, City Fi- a rate or rates not to nance Director (435) exceed one and 884-3411. three-quarters percent TOTAL ESTIMATED (1.75%) per annum. COST OF BONDS The Series 2018 Based on the Issuer's Bonds are to be issued current plan of finance and sold by the Issuer and a current estimate pursuant to the Reso- of interest rates, the lution, including as part total principal and in- of said Resolution, a terest cost of the Se- Master Resolution ries 2018 Bonds to be (“Master Resolution”) issued under the Act to which was before the finance the Project, if Council in substantially held until maturity, is final form at the time of $6,314,353. the adoption of the A copy of the Resolu- Resolution and said tion and the Bond Master Resolution is to Contract Documents be executed by the Is- are on file in the office suer in such form and of Grantsville City Re- with such changes corder, 429 East Main, thereto as shall be ap- Grantsville, Utah, proved by the Issuer; where they may be ex- provided that the prin- amined during regular cipal amount, interest business hours of the rate or rates, maturity, City Recorder from and discount of the 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Series 2018 Bonds will Monday through Fri- not exceed the maxi- day, for a period of at mums set forth above. least thirty (30) days The Issuer reserves from and after the date the right to not issue of publication of this the Series 2018 Bonds notice. for any reason and at NOTICE IS FURTHER any time up to the is- GIVEN that a period of suance of the Series thirty (30) days from 2018 Bonds. and after the date of REVENUES PRO- the publication of this POSED TO BE notice is provided by PLEDGED law during which any The Series 2018 person in interest shall Bonds are special lim- have the right to con- ited obligations of the test the legality of the Issuer payable from Resolution, the Master the net revenues of the Resolution or the Se- System. ries 2018 Bonds, or OUTSTANDING any provision made for BONDS SECURED the security and pay- BY REVENUES ment of the Series The Issuer currently 2018 Bonds, and that has $0 of bonds out- after such time, no one standing secured by shall have any cause the Revenues. of action to contest the OTHER OUTSTAND- regularity, formality, or ING BONDS OF THE legality thereof for any ISSUER cause whatsoever. Additional information DATED this April 18, regarding the Issuer's 2018. outstanding bonds Christina Webb may be found in the Is- City Recorder suer's financial report (Published in the Tran- (the “Financial Re- script Bulletin July 19 p o r t ” ) a t : & 24, 2018) http://secure.utah.gov/ auditor-search/. For additional information, including any information more recent than as of the date of the Financial Report, please contact Sheri Broadbent, City Fi- nance Director (435) 884-3411. TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF BONDS Based on the Issuer's current plan of finance and a current estimate of interest rates, the total principal and interest cost of the Se- ries 2018 Bonds to be issued under the Act to finance the Project, if held until maturity, is $6,314,353. A copy of the Resolu- tion and the Bond Contract Documents are on file in the office of Grantsville City Re- corder, 429 East Main, Grantsville, Utah, where they may be ex- amined during regular business hours of the City Recorder from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Fri- day, for a period of at least thirty (30) days from and after the date of publication of this notice. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a period of thirty (30) days from and after the date of the publication of this notice is provided by law during which any person in interest shall have the right to contest the legality of the Resolution, the Master Resolution or the Se- ries 2018 Bonds, or any provision made for the security and payment of the Series 2018 Bonds, and that after such time, no one shall have any cause of action to contest the regularity, formality, or legality thereof for any cause whatsoever. DATED this April 18, 2018. Christina Webb City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 19 & 24, 2018) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND BONDS TO BE IS- SUED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Bonding Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, Utah Code Anno- tated 1953, as amended (the “Act”), that on April 18, 2018, the City Council (the “Council”) of Grants- ville City, Utah (the “Is- suer”), adopted a resolution (the “Resolu- tion”) in which it authorized the issuance of the Issuer's Water Revenue Bonds, Series 2018 (the “Series 2018 Bonds”) (to be issued in one or more series and with such other series or title designa- tion(s) as may be determined by the Is- suer), and called a public hearing to receive input from the public with respect to (a) the issuance of that portion of the Series 2018 Bonds issued under the Act and (b) any potential economic impact that the Project described herein to be financed with the proceeds of the Series 2018 Bonds issued under the Act may have on the private sector. TIME, PLACE AND LOCATION OF PUB- LIC HEARING The Issuer shall hold a public hearing on August 15, 2018, at the hour of 7:00 p.m. at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, Utah. The purpose of the hearing is to receive input from the public with respect to (a) the issuance of that portion of the Series 2018 Bonds issued under the Act and (b) any potential economic impact that the Project to be financed with the proceeds of that portion of the Series 2018 Bonds issued under the Act may have on the private sector. All members of the public are invited to attend and participate. PURPOSE FOR ISSU- ING THE SERIES 2018 BONDS The Series 2018 Bonds will be issued for the purpose of (a) NOTICE OF PUBLIC financing all or a por- HEARING AND tion of the costs of im- BONDS TO BE IS- provements to the Is- SUED suer's water system NOTICE IS HEREBY (the “System”) and all GIVEN pursuant to the related improvements provisions of the Local (collectively, the “Se- Government Bonding ries 2018 Project”) and Act, Title 11, Chapter (b) paying costs of is- 14, Utah Code Anno- suance of the Series tated 1953, as 2018 Bonds. amended (the “Act”), PARAMETERS OF that on April 18, 2018, THE SERIES 2018 the City Council (the BONDS “Council”) of Grants- The Issuer intends to ville City, Utah (the “Is- issue the Series 2018 suer”), adopted a reso- Bonds in the aggre- lution (the “Resolu- gate principal amount tion”) in which it of not more than Three authorized the issu- Million Five Hundred ance of the Issuer's Thousand Dollars Sewer Revenue ($3,500,000), to ma- Bonds, Series 2018 ture in not more than (the “Series 2018 twenty-five (25) years Bonds”) (to be issued from their date or in one or more series dates, to be sold at a and with such other price not less than series or title designa- ninety-eight percent tion(s) as may be de- (98%) of the total prin- termined by the Is- cipal amount thereof, suer), and called a and bearing interest at public hearing to re- a rate or rates not to ceive input from the exceed one and a half public with respect to percent (1.50%) per (a) the issuance of that annum. The Series portion of the Series 2018 Bonds are to be 2018 Bonds issued un- issued and sold by the der the Act and (b) any Issuer pursuant to the potential economic im- Resolution, including pact that the Project as part of said Resolu- described herein to be tion, a Master Resolu- financed with the pro- tion (“Master Resolu- ceeds of the Series tion”) which was be- 2018 Bonds issued un- fore the Council in der the Act may have substantially final form on the private sector. at the time of the TIME, PLACE AND adoption of the Reso- LOCATION OF PUB- lution and said Master LIC HEARING Resolution is to be The Issuer shall hold a executed by the Issuer public hearing on in such form and with August 15, 2018, at such changes thereto the hour of 7:00 p.m. as shall be approved at 429 East Main by the Issuer; provided Street, Grantsville, that the principal Utah. The purpose of amount, interest rate the hearing is to re- or rates, maturity, and ceive input from the discount of the Series public with respect to 2018 Bonds will not (a) the issuance of that exceed the maximums portion of the Series set forth above. The 2018 Bonds issued un- Issuer reserves the der the Act and (b) any right to not issue the potential economic im- Series 2018 Bonds for pact that the Project to any reason and at any be financed with the time up to the issu- proceeds of that por- ance of the Series tion of the Series 2018 2018 Bonds. Bonds issued under REVENUES PRO- the Act may have on POSED TO BE the private sector. All PLEDGED members of the public The Series 2018 are invited to attend Bonds are special lim- and participate. ited obligations of the PURPOSE FOR ISSU- Issuer payable from ING THE SERIES the net revenues of the 2018 BONDS System. The Series 2018 OUTSTANDING Bonds will be issued BONDS SECURED for the purpose of (a) BY REVENUES financing improve- The Issuer currently ments to the Issuer's has $0 of bonds out- sewer system (the standing secured by “System”) including all the Revenues. or a portion of the OTHER OUTSTAND- costs of constructing a NOTICE OF PUBLIC ING BONDS OF THE new wastewater treat- HEARING AND ISSUER ment facility and all re- BONDS TO BE IS- Additional information lated improvements SUED regarding the Issuer's (collectively, the “Pro- NOTICE IS HEREBY outstanding bonds ject”), and (b) paying GIVEN pursuant to the may be found in the Is- costs of issuance of provisions of the Local suer's financial report the Series 2018 Government Bonding (the “Financial Re- Bonds. Act, Title 11, Chapter p o r t ” ) a t : PARAMETERS OF 14, Utah Code Anno- http://secure.utah.gov/ THE SERIES 2018 tated 1953, as auditor-search/. For BONDS amended (the “Act”), additional information, The Issuer intends to that on April 18, 2018, including any informa- issue the Series 2018 the City Council (the tion more recent than BondsTHURSDAY in the July aggre- 19, “Council”)2018 of Grants- as of the date of the TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B9 gate principal amount ville City, Utah (the “Is- Financial Report, of not more than Four suer”), adopted a reso- please contact Sheri MillionPublic Eighty-Hundred Notices lutionPublic (the Notices “Resolu- Broadbent,Public Notices City Fi- Public Notices Public Notices EightyMeetings Thousand Dol- tion”)Meetings in which it nanceMeetings Director (435) Water User Miscellaneous lars ($4,880,000), to authorized the issu- 884-3411. mature in not more ance of the Issuer's TOTAL ESTIMATED Deadline for public PUBLIC NOTICE than thirty-three (33) Water Revenu e COST OF BONDS notices is 4 p.m. the Depot Self Storage, lo- years from their date Bonds, Series 2018 Based on the Issuer's day prior to publica- cated at 1685 W. or dates, to be sold at (the “Series 2018 current plan of finance tion. Public notices James Way, Tooele, a price not less than Bonds”) (to be issued and a current estimate submitted past the UT, 84074, hereby ninety-eight percent in one or more series of interest rates, the deadline will not be gives Grant Nielsen, (98%) of the total prin- and with such other total principal and in- accepted. last known address cipal amount thereof, series or title designa- terest cost of the Se- UPAXLP 387 Utah Drive, and bearing interest at tion(s) as may be de- ries 2018 Bonds to be Grantsville, UT 84029 a rate or rates not to termined by the Is- issued under the Act to NOTICE TO WATER notice that we are as- exceed one and suer), and called a finance the Project, if USERS serting a possessory three-quarters percent public hearing to re- held until maturity, is The applications below lien on the property (1.75%) per annum. ceive input from the $4,149,402.50. were filed with the Di- stored in unit #911. The Series 2018 public with respect to A copy of the Resolu- vision of Water Rights The lien is asserted for Bonds are to be issued (a) the issuance of that tion and the Bond in Tooele County. unpaid rental charges, and sold by the Issuer portion of the Series Contract Documents These are informal late fees, and other as- pursuant to the Reso- 2018 Bonds issued un- are on file in the office proceedings per Rule sociated charges in- MONEY SAVING Coupons lution, including as part der the Act and (b) any of Grantsville City Re- R655-6-2. Protests curred for the rent of of said Resolution, a potential economic im- corder, 429 East Main, concerning an applica- the storage space. Master Resolution pact that the Project Grantsville, Utah, tion must be legibly The amount of the lien (“Master Resolution”) described herein to be where they may be ex- written or typed, con- is 1,200.00. in Tuesday’s Paper which was before the financed with the pro- amined during regular tain the name and The property subject to Council in substantially ceeds of the Series business hours of the mailing address of the this lien is: final form at the time of 2018 Bonds issued un- City Recorder from protesting party, Construction equip- the adoption of the der the Act may have 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. STATE THE APPLI- ment, tools, toys, misc. Resolution and said on the private sector. Monday through Fri- CATION NUMBER boxes & household Master Resolution is to TIME, PLACE AND day, for a period of at PROTESTED, CITE items. be executed by the Is- LOCATION OF PUB- least thirty (30) days REASONS FOR THE Unless full payment is suer in such form and LIC HEARING from and after the date PROTEST, and RE- made by July 27, 2018 with such changes The Issuer shall hold a of publication of this QUEST A HEARING, at 5:00 p.m., the prop- thereto as shall be ap- public hearing on notice. if desired. Also, A $15 erty becomes the pos- proved by the Issuer; August 15, 2018, at NOTICE IS FURTHER FEE MUST BE IN- session of Depot Self provided that the prin- the hour of 7:00 p.m. GIVEN that a period of CLUDED FOR EACH Storage, .L.C., to dis- cipal amount, interest at 429 East Main thirty (30) days from APPLICATION PRO- pose of as provided by rate or rates, maturity, Street, Grantsville, and after the date of TESTED. Protests law, to satisfy the lien. and discount of the Utah. The purpose of the publication of this must be filed with the All unpaid charges will Series 2018 Bonds will the hearing is to re- notice is provided by Division of Water be sent to collections. not exceed the maxi- ceive input from the law during which any Rights, PO Box (Published in the Tran- mums set forth above. public with respect to person in interest shall 146300, Salt Lake script Bulletin July 19, The Issuer reserves (a) the issuance of that have the right to con- City, UT 84114-6300, 2018) or by hand delivery to the right to not issue portion of the Series test the legality of the REQUEST FOR PRO- the Series 2018 Bonds 2018 Bonds issued un- Resolution, the Master a Division office during normal business hours POSALS for any reason and at der the Act and (b) any Resolution or the Se- The Tooele County any time up to the is- potential economic im- ries 2018 Bonds, or on or before AUGUST 8, 2018. Please visit School District is re- suance of the Series pact that the Project to any provision made for questing quotations for 2018 Bonds. be financed with the the security and pay- waterrights.utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for replacing a portion of REVENUES PRO- proceeds of that por- ment of the Series the roof at West Ele- POSED TO BE tion of the Series 2018 2018 Bonds, and that additional information. NEW mentary and roof re- PLEDGED Bonds issued under after such time, no one pairs to Grantsville The Series 2018 the Act may have on shall have any cause APPLICATION(S) 17-220 (A81262): High School and the Bonds are special lim- the private sector. All of action to contest the Operations Building. ited obligations of the members of the public regularity, formality, or Parker Family Ranch, LLC propose(s) using Plans and specifica- Issuer payable from are invited to attend legality thereof for any tions will be available the net revenues of the and participate. cause whatsoever. 5.6 ac-ft. from groundwater (6.5 miles South on July 18, 2018 for a System. PURPOSE FOR ISSU- DATED this April 18, $50.00 refundable de- OUTSTANDING ING THE SERIES 2018. West of Ibapah) for STOCKWATERING. posit from the Opera- BONDS SECURED 2018 BONDS Christina Webb tions Building, 76 BY REVENUES The Series 2018 City Recorder CHANGE APPLICA- TION(S) South 1000 West, The Issuer currently Bonds will be issued (Published in the Tran- Tooele, UT. Prospec- has $0 of bonds out- for the purpose of (a) script Bulletin July 19 15-5128(a43824): Tony and Wendy Stott tive bidders will be re- standing secured by financing all or a por- & 24, 2018) quired to attend a the Revenues. tion of the costs of im- propose(s) using 7.0 ac-ft. from groundwa- mandatory Pre-bid OTHER OUTSTAND- provements to the Is- meeting at the Opera- ING BONDS OF THE suer's water system TOOELE CITY ter (Erda - Pass Can- yon Subdiv) for IRRI- tions Building on July ISSUER (the “System”) and all REQUEST FOR PRO- 20, 2018 at 10:00 Additional information related improvements POSALS GATION; STOCKWA- TERING; DOMESTIC. a.m. Sealed bids are regarding the Issuer's (collectively, the “Se- Construction Manager due July 25, 2018 at outstanding bonds ries 2018 Project”) and / General Contractor NONUSE 15-3522 (A26268d): 10:00 a.m. and must may be found in the Is- (b) paying costs of is- for the Tooele Public be addressed to Key- suer's financial report suance of the Series Safety Building Kathleen Bailey is/are seeking Nonuse period sha Mecham, Tooele (the “Financial Re- 2018 Bonds. SEALED Statement of County School p o r t ” ) a t : PARAMETERS OF Qualifications must be for 16.0 ac-ft. from groundwater (3.5 miles District. Bids must be http://secure.utah.gov/ THE SERIES 2018 received by Thursday, accompanied by a Bid auditor-search/. For BONDS August 2nd, 2018, by west of Erda) for IRRI- Subscribe Today! GATION. bond equivalent to 5 % additional information, The Issuer intends to 2:00 p.m. (MST) in the of the total amount including any informa- issue the Series 2018 Office of the Tooele 15-3664 (U15152): 58 N. Main Street • (435) 882-0050 Cassity Family Revo- bid. The bid must tion more recent than Bonds in the aggre- City Recorder (Room clearly be marked on as of the date of the gate principal amount 227), Tooele City Hall, cable Trust is/are seeking Nonuse period the outside of the en- Financial Report, of not more than Three 90 North Main Street, velope * Roofing Bids please contact Sheri Million Five Hundred Tooele, Utah 84074 for for 6.524 ac-ft. from groundwater (Erda) for *. The District re- TOOELE Broadbent, City Fi- Thousand Dollars the following project: serves the right to nance Director (435) ($3,500,000), to ma- STOCKWATERING. RANSCRIPT GENERAL CON- waive any formalities T EXTENSION(S) 884-3411. ture in not more than TRACTOR FOR THE and accept or reject TOTAL ESTIMATED twenty-five (25) years CONSTRUCTION OF 16-850 (A75231): Kirt H. & Raegan Richins any bid it deems in its COST OF BONDS from their date or THE Tooele City Pub- best interest. BULLETIN is/are filing an exten- Based on the Issuer's dates, to be sold at a lic Safety Building (Published in the Tran- current plan of finance price not less than PROJECT DESCRIP- sion for 371.95 ac-ft. from the Indian Creek, script Bulletin July 17 and a current estimate ninety-eight percent TION: & 19, 2018) of interest rates, the (98%) of the total prin- Tooele City is seeking Raul Spring, Coyote total principal and in- cipal amount thereof, proposals from quali- Spring, Lost Cre (In- SUMMONS FOR terest cost of the Se- and bearing interest at fied proponents to pro- dian Creek) for IRRI- PUBLICATION ries 2018 Bonds to be a rate or rates not to vide construction man- GATION; STOCKWA- IN THE THIRD JUDI- issued under the Act to exceed one and a half ager / general contrac- TERING; DOMESTIC; CIAL DISTRICT You Have Fascinating finance the Project, if percent (1.50%) per tor (“CM / GC”) serv- RECREATION: 3 part- COURT OF TOOELE held until maturity, is annum. The Series ices for the Tooele City time sheep camps. COUNTY, STATE OF $6,314,353. 2018 Bonds are to be Public Safety Building Kent L. Jones, P.E. UTAH Tooele County A copy of the Resolu- issued and sold by the to be located at ap- STATE ENGINEER Courthouse, 74 South Neighbors! Read Their tion and the Bond Issuer pursuant to the proximately 80 North (Published in the Tran- 100 East, Suite 14, Contract Documents Resolution, including 50 East, Tooele, Utah. script Bulletin July 12 Tooele, UT 84074 Mel- are on file in the office as part of said Resolu- The project's contract & 19, 2018) ody E Alarcon, Plain- of Grantsville City Re- tion, a Master Resolu- documents will be cre- tiff/Petitioner vs Salva- Stories in Every Issue! corder, 429 East Main, tion (“Master Resolu- ated by JRCA Archi- Public Notices dor Alarcon Defen- Grantsville, Utah, tion”) which was be- tects, Inc. Miscellaneous dant/Respondent where they may be ex- fore the Council in INSTRUCTIONS AND Case Number 184300024 amined during regular substantially final form QUALIFICATIONS: Deadline for public The State of Utah To: business hours of the at the time of the CM / GC's responding notices is 4 p.m. the Salvador Alarcon City Recorder from adoption of the Reso- to this RFP shall have day prior to publica- A lawsuit has been 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. lution and said Master completed similar po- tion. Public notices started against you. Monday through Fri- Resolution is to be lice and law enforce- submitted past the You must respond in day, for a period of at executed by the Issuer ment facilities. deadline will not be writing for the court to least thirty (30) days in such form and with OBTAINING DOCU- accepted. consider your side. from and after the date such changes thereto MENTS: UPAXLP of publication of this as shall be approved Request for Proposal You can find an An- notice. by the Issuer; provided Documents may be NOTICE OF AUC- swer form on the NOTICE IS FURTHER that the principal obtained from the TION court's website: GIVEN that a period of amount, interest rate Tooele City Recorder Date of Sale: Satur- www.utcourts.gov/how thirty (30) days from or rates, maturity, and (Room 227), Tooele day, August 4, 2018 to/answer/. and after the date of discount of the Series City Hall, 90 North Time: 09:00 am Loca- You must file your An- the publication of this 2018 Bonds will not Main Street, Tooele, tion: A-1 SureStor Self swer with this court: notice is provided by exceed the maximums Utah 84074. Tele- Storage, 11 North Third Judicial District law during which any set forth above. The phone 435-843-2110 1100 West, Tooele, Court of Tooele person in interest shall Issuer reserves the ANY QUESTIONS UT 84074,(435) County, 74 South 100 have the right to con- right to not issue the SHOULD BE DI- 882.7224,www.a1sur- East, Suite 14, Tooele, test the legality of the Series 2018 Bonds for RECTED TO: estor.com UT 84074. You must Resolution, the Master any reason and at any Bidders should limit This notice of auction also mail or hand de- Resolution or the Se- time up to the issu- their contact and ques- is being given pursu- liver a copy of your An- ries 2018 Bonds, or ance of the Series tions regarding this ant to 38-8 1-5 et al. swer to the other party any provision made for 2018 Bonds. project to: Utah Code Annotated. or their attorney: the security and pay- REVENUES PRO- Jim Child, AIA Unit #021 - Stephanie Your response must ment of the Series POSED TO BE JRCA Architects Busico , 500 Upland be filed with the court 2018 Bonds, and that PLEDGED [email protected] Drive, Apt A, Tooele, and served on the after such time, no one The Series 2018 Bidders are instructed UT 84074 -House - other party within 30 shall have any cause Bonds are special lim- not to contact other hold goods & furnish- days of action to contest the ited obligations of the City staff or elected of- ings, miscellaneous, of the last day of this regularity, formality, or Issuer payable from ficials regarding this all contents in unit. publication, which is legality thereof for any the net revenues of the project. Unit #149 - Cheri July 19, 2018. cause whatsoever. System. Tooele City reserves Montoya & Josh If you do not file and DATED this April 18, OUTSTANDING the right to reject any Schmidt , 573 Kay serve an Answer by 2018. BONDS SECURED or all proposals, or any Lane, Tooele, UT the deadline, the other Christina Webb BY REVENUES parts of any proposal, 84074 -Household party can ask the court City Recorder The Issuer currently to waive any informal- goods & furnishings, for a default judgment. (Published in the Tran- has $0 of bonds out- ity or technicality, and miscellaneous, all con- A default judgment script Bulletin July 19 standing secured by to accept any proposal tents in unit. means the other party & 24, 2018) the Revenues. deemed to be in the Unit #157 - Jacob wins, and you do not OTHER OUTSTAND- best interest of the Gilbert , 804 Vandyke get the chance to tell NOTICE OF PUBLIC ING BONDS OF THE City. Way, Tooele, UT your side of the story. H E A R I N G A N D ISSUER Dated This 17th day of 84074 -Household Read the complaint or BONDS TO BE IS- Additional information July, 2018 goods & furnishings, petition carefully. It ex- SUED regarding the Issuer's By: Lisa Carpenter miscellaneous, all con- plains what the other NOTICE IS HEREBY outstanding bonds (Published in the Tran- tents in unit. party is asking for in GIVEN pursuant to the may be found in the Is- script Bulletin July 19, Unit #171 - Brandon their lawsuit. You are TOOELE provisions of the Local suer's financial report 24, 26 & 31, 2018) Justesen , 362 Cald- being sued for (briefly TRANSCRIPT Government Bonding (the “Financial Re- well Drive, Tooele, UT describe the subject Act, Title 11, Chapter p o r t ” ) a t : 84074 -Household matter and the sum of 14, Utah Code Anno- http://secure.utah.gov/ Public Notices goods & furnishings, money or other relief ULLETIN tated 1953, as auditor-search/. For miscellaneous, all con- demanded): B Trustees amended (the “Act”), additional information, tents in unit. Melody Alarcon that on April 18, 2018, including any informa- Deadline for public (Published in the Tran- June 27, 2018 the City Council (the tion more recent than notices is 4 p.m. the script Bulletin July 19, (Published in the Tran- “Council”) of Grants- as of the date of the day prior to publica- 2018) script Bulletin June 28, We’re Your Hometown! ville City, Utah (the “Is- Financial Report, tion. Public notices July 5, 12 & 19, 2018) suer”), adopted a reso- please contact Sheri submitted past the DEADLINES FOR lution (the “Resolu- Broadbent, City Fi- deadline will not be classifieds ads are tion”) in which it nance Director (435) accepted. M o n d a y a n d SUBSCRIBE TODAY 882-0050 authorized the issu- 884-3411. UPAXLP Wednesdays by 4:45 ance of the Issuer's TOTAL ESTIMATED p.m. Water Revenue COST OF BONDS Bonds, Series 2018 Based on the Issuer's (the “Series 2018 current plan of finance Bonds”) (to be issued and a current estimate in one or more series of interest rates, the and with such other total principal and in- series or title designa- terest cost of the Se- tion(s) as may be de- ries 2018 Bonds to be termined by the Is- issued under the Act to suer), and called a finance the Project, if public hearing to re- held until maturity, is ceive input from the $4,149,402.50. public with respect to A copy of the Resolu- (a) the issuance of that tion and the Bond portion of the Series Contract Documents 2018 Bonds issued un- are on file in the office der the Act and (b) any of Grantsville City Re- potential economic im- corder, 429 East Main, pact that the Project Grantsville, Utah, described herein to be where they may be ex- financed with the pro- amined during regular ceeds of the Series business hours of the 2018 Bonds issued un- City Recorder from der the Act may have 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the private sector. Monday through Fri- TIME, PLACE AND day, for a period of at LOCATION OF PUB- least thirty (30) days LIC HEARING from and after the date The Issuer shall hold a of publication of this public hearing on notice. August 15, 2018, at NOTICE IS FURTHER the hour of 7:00 p.m. GIVEN that a period of at 429 East Main thirty (30) days from Street, Grantsville, and after the date of Utah. The purpose of the publication of this the hearing is to re- notice is provided by ceive input from the law during which any public with respect to person in interest shall (a) the issuance of that have the right to con- portion of the Series test the legality of the 2018 Bonds issued un- Resolution, the Master der the Act and (b) any Resolution or the Se- potential economic im- ries 2018 Bonds, or pact that the Project to any provision made for be financed with the the security and pay- proceeds of that por- ment of the Series tion of the Series 2018 2018 Bonds, and that Bonds issued under after such time, no one the Act may have on shall have any cause the private sector. All of action to contest the members of the public regularity, formality, or are invited to attend legality thereof for any and participate. cause whatsoever. PURPOSE FOR ISSU- DATED this April 18, ING THE SERIES 2018. 2018 BONDS Christina Webb The Series 2018 City Recorder Bonds will be issued (Published in the Tran- for the purpose of (a) script Bulletin July 19 financing all or a por- & 24, 2018) tion of the costs of improvements to the Is- suer's water system (the “System”) and all related improvements (collectively, the “Se- ries 2018 Project”) and (b) paying costs of issuance of the Series 2018 Bonds. PARAMETERS OF THE SERIES 2018 BONDS The Issuer intends to issue the Series 2018 Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of not more than Three Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($3,500,000), to mature in not more than twenty-five (25) years from their date or dates, to be sold at a price not less than ninety-eight percent (98%) of the total principal amount thereof, and bearing interest at a rate or rates not to exceed one and a half percent (1.50%) per annum. The Series 2018 Bonds are to be issued and sold by the Issuer pursuant to the Resolution, including as part of said Resolu- tion, a Master Resolu- tion (“Master Resolu- tion”) which was before the Council in substantially final form at the time of the adoption of the Reso- lution and said Master Resolution is to be executed by the Issuer in such form and with such changes thereto as shall be approved by the Issuer; provided that the principal amount, interest rate or rates, maturity, and discount of the Series 2018 Bonds will not exceed the maximums set forth above. The Issuer reserves the right to not issue the Series 2018 Bonds for any reason and at any time up to the issuance of the Series 2018 Bonds. REVENUES PRO- POSED TO BE PLEDGED The Series 2018 Bonds are special limited obligations of the Issuer payable from the net revenues of the System. OUTSTANDING BONDS SECURED BY REVENUES The Issuer currently has $0 of bonds outstanding secured by the Revenues. OTHER OUTSTAND- ING BONDS OF THE ISSUER Additional information regarding the Issuer's outstanding bonds may be found in the Is- suer's financial report (the “Financial Re- p o r t ” ) a t : http://secure.utah.gov/ auditor-search/. For additional information, including any information more recent than as of the date of the Financial Report, please contact Sheri Broadbent, City Fi- nance Director (435) 884-3411. TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF BONDS Based on the Issuer's current plan of finance and a current estimate of interest rates, the total principal and interest cost of the Se- ries 2018 Bonds to be issued under the Act to finance the Project, if held until maturity, is $4,149,402.50. A copy of the Resolu- tion and the Bond Contract Documents are on file in the office of Grantsville City Re- corder, 429 East Main, Grantsville, Utah, where they may be ex- amined during regular business hours of the City Recorder from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Fri- day, for a period of at least thirty (30) days from and after the date of publication of this notice. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a period of thirty (30) days from and after the date of the publication of this notice is provided by law during which any person in interest shall have the right to contest the legality of the Resolution, the Master Resolution or the Se- ries 2018 Bonds, or any provision made for the security and payment of the Series 2018 Bonds, and that after such time, no one shall have any cause of action to contest the regularity, formality, or legality thereof for any cause whatsoever. DATED this April 18, 2018. Christina Webb City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 19 & 24, 2018) B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 19, 2018

Summertime is the perfect time to invite a group of friends over for Telling ghost stories at a slumber party is fun. But not all ghost stories are scary. Ask a parent for each type of word to ll in the blanks. Then, dim the lights and read it aloud tonight!

Here are a few tips for planning the perfect slumber party: Boris had fallen asleep in his Create some colorful cards to ______reading one night. invite your friends. Be sure to Around 2:00 a.m., a loud tell the start time and end time for the party. ______startled him awake.

Have a plan for things your The room was completely dark. guests will enjoy, such as playing games, watching a “Who’s there?” cried Boris. movie, working on a craft, etc. A deep voice in the shadows Have yummy snacks such as s’mores, popcorn or fresh fruit. replied, “It is I, a ______Encourage everyone to help ______. And there is no clean up any mess the next escaping my ______!” morning! It’s not fair to leave it for your parents to do. Boris ran across the dark room

Sloppy Slumber Party and began to ______the Wow! The boys at Noah’s slumber stairs. But he felt a cold party had a lot of fun, but they sure made a really big mess. Can you ______grip his ankle. find these items among the clutter? 3 books He couldn’t ______at all! 11 pretzels 8 ashlights 11 crayons 5 pizza slices 7 socks 2 action gures 6 cups 3 basketballs “Wait!” shouted Boris. “If I give 4 plates 4 sneakers 6 apple cores you my collection of ______

______, will you leave?” Silly Sleepover Sentence Which two sets Write a sentence about a silly sleep over. of pajamas are Use one noun, one verb and three adjectives! exactly alike? “You collect those, too?” said the voice. “That’s amazing! Do you

also like to eat ______

______on toast?”

“My favorite!” said Boris. How many He turned on the overhead di erences can you nd between Sleepover ______and the two hairy these two pictures? Scavenger monsters shook ______. Hunt “Nice to meet you! I’m Boris!” Look through the newspaper to find: A flashlight “My name is Edgar,” said the A picture of a bed Three nouns other monster. “I know it’s late, How many slippers can Four adjectives you nd on this page? but I think we can still catch a Five verbs few ______Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information. Standards Link: Visual Discrimination. before the sun comes up.”

With that, the two monsters Sleepovers are fun, but you’ll need to SLEEPOVER Find the words by looking up, catch up on your sleep. Why does sleep down, backwards, forwards, friends stepped out into the matter? Replace the missing words. SENTENCE sideways and diagonally. PAJAMAS dark ______night. P A J A M A S A F T HEALTHY PILLOW E R P D A B L S R H SPEECH T H G I F K E I T E FIGHT G S S L L N E D V A Your brain needs sleep, so you can: BRAIN • Remember what you ______H I K G T L P L E L This week’s word: SOLVE SLUMBER • Pay ______and concentrate BONES O H I E W T O S R T The verb slumber means • Solve problems and think of new ______to sleep, usually lightly. VERBS S E N O B S V W B H Your body needs sleep, so your: Grandpa slumbered through • Muscles, bones, and ______can grow GHOST T C R H C E E P S Y most of the boring movie. SKIN • Muscles, skin and other parts can fix ______E G O U T B R A I N Try to use the word • Body can stay ______and fight sickness GROW slumber in a sentence BED Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical today when talking with Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. your friends and family.

Opposite Headlines THAT’S STRANGE Select five or more headlines in today’s What is one of the strangest newspaper. Re-write each headline so that things you have ever heard it says exactly the opposite of what the about? Write about it and

original headline said. share it with a friend or

You make headlines! make You Standards Link: Vocabulary Development: Students understand ANSWER: family member. and use antonyms to determine the meaning of words. THURSDAY July 19, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B11 Spieth returns claret jug; getting it back is tough

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland employee asked people sit- sion in 2007, and he doesn’t final round nine shots behind (AP) — Jordan Spieth figured ting in the right portion of the “It’s the coolest trophy that remember much of that, any- Patrick Reed and nearly someone from the R&A would grandstands to move to the way. He was in France over caught him until a bogey on be waiting for him when he other side so it would appear our sport has to offer. So having the weekend to see the Ryder the last hole for a 64. He fin- pulled into the parking lot at fuller. Cup courses, and he went to ished third. Carnoustie to take back the “It’s the coolest trophy that to return that was certainly St. Andrews on Sunday as part Since then, Spieth has not silver claret jug. Instead, he our sport has to offer,” Spieth of the Junior Open. been closer than 12 shots off was part of a ceremony with said. “So having to return that difficult.” He recalls Muirfield being the lead in four of the seven enough pomp to drive home was certainly difficult. Kind of fast on Sunday in 2013, his tournaments in which he the point. hit me a little bit there on the — Jordan Spieth, 2017 British Open champion first Open, though that wasn’t made it to the weekend. His reign as British Open tee box.” nearly as fiery as this course. He missed the cut at champion was over. It’s far more enjoyable to faces. ent Carnoustie last year And even a light rain over- Shinnecock Hills in the U.S. “The traditions of the Open pose with golf’s oldest tro- That translates into the during the Dunhill Links night didn’t change that. Open, opened with a 63 at the are very special,” Spieth said, phy — it first was awarded in fastest conditions at an Open Championship, was most per- “It doesn’t matter what Travelers Championship and “even if you’re on the wrong 1873 — at the 18th hole on since Tiger Woods won at plexed when he reached the club you hit. There’s so many still tied only for 42nd, and end of that one.” Sunday, not the first hole on Hoylake in 2006. That was the 350-yard third hole. It usually holes where you’re going to be then took a break. He went to This “tradition” is only a Monday. That’s the task that year Woods hit only one driver is a mid-iron off the tee and taking fairway bunkers on,” Seattle to watch his little sister few years old, though typical awaits Spieth, and it figures to — yes, he missed the fairway a wedge to the green. Now Fleetwood said. “You can’t be a cheerleader at the U.S. of the august manner of this be a monumental one. — and relied mainly on long it’s more like a 6-iron off the just ... 260 (yards) is just a Special Olympics, and then major, nothing was left to Only four players in the irons off the tee because the tee. Or maybe a 7-iron. And completely irrelevant number headed to the Mexico beaches chance. Spieth was to arrive last 50 years have repeated golf ball was running forever. even that’s not safe, because because any amount of clubs for relaxation and fun golf. in a car provided by one of as British Open champions, Early samples indicate this the undulations in the fairway can go that far just with it “I needed a break,” he said. the R&A’s sponsors, and as it the most recent being Padraig might be just the opposite. could send the ball rolling playing that firm.” “I was kind of dragging along, drove slowly down a dirt path Harrington in 2008. Because the rough isn’t until a pot bunker gets in the The other challenge facing cut-line golf for a whole, and behind the grandstands on the More than history, it’s up, and because it’s difficult way. Spieth is this mini-slump he’s playing a pretty heavy sched- first hole, cameras moved into the nature of Carnoustie to judge how far shots will “You feel like on such a in. ule. ... And coming to an Open position. The door opened and that figures to be the stiffest roll out on the fairways, the short hole, you should have He would not have imag- Championship requires a lot a woman slowly emerged from challenge — or at least on answer might be to just smash a chance at birdie,” he said. ined when he left Royal of feel and imagination, and the back seat. That’s where Monday, the most mysterious driver over the trouble. Jon “When actually, you can hit a Birkdale last year with that I think that’s what I needed a Spieth would be sitting. This one. A dry summer has turned Rahm said he planned to hit 6-iron or 7-iron and it ends up wild finish and his name on bit of in my game.” was just a rehearsal to make the links into a combination driver every day on the 396- in a fairway bunker.” the jug that he wouldn’t hoist And that’s what he most sure the cameras had the right of brown (fairways), yellow yard opening hole. Spieth couldn’t speak to another trophy. His only close likely needs this week to fig- angle. (wispy rough) and green on Tommy Fleetwood, who that because he had yet to see call this year came in the ure out Carnoustie, along with Moments later, an R&A the tee boxes and putting sur- shot 63 at a much differ- Carnoustie except on televi- Masters, where he started the everyone else. Done deal: Leonard goes to MLB: Sensitivity training Raptors, DeRozan to Spurs required for Brewers’ Hader WASHINGTON (AP) — Brewers regarding our shared tion or our community.” SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The reported that the trade was might not be in Toronto for Milwaukee Brewers pitcher concerns,” MLB said in a state- Stearns said those who have Kawhi Leonard saga in San approaching the imminent long. Josh Hader will be required to ment. “After the game, Mr. come to know Hader feel the Antonio is finally over. So stage. “Sell you out quick for a DeRozan has led the go through sensitivity train- Hader took the necessary step sentiments in the tweets do is DeMar DeRozan’s time in little bit of nothing ... .” Raptors in scoring in each ing after years-old racist and of expressing remorse for his not represent his beliefs, call- Toronto. DeRozan did not specifically of the last five seasons. He homophobic tweets of his highly offensive and hurtful ing him a good teammate and An NBA summer blockbust- reference the trade in that was key to Toronto winning resurfaced during the All-Star language, which fails to rep- contributor to the Brewers in er got pulled off Wednesday, post. But his message didn’t 59 games and securing the Game, Major League Baseball resent the values of our game every way. Hader has a 1.50 with the Spurs sending exactly need translation. No. 1 seed for the Eastern said Wednesday. and our expectations for all ERA in 31 appearances and Leonard to the Raptors — The trade is a huge, and Conference playoffs last MLB announced that the those who are a part of it.” made the All-Star Game in weeks after the disgruntled potentially risky, move for both season. But after getting commissioner’s office would The 24-year-old Hader said just his second major league 2014 NBA Finals MVP asked teams. swept in the second round by require Hader to participate he did not “vividly” remember season. for a trade — as part of a deal Leonard appeared in only Cleveland, the Raptors decided in diversity and inclusion the tweets. Hader spoke with Brewers that also has DeRozan leaving nine games for the Spurs last massive changes were neces- initiatives in addition to the “Being 17 years old, you teammate Lorenzo Cain after Toronto for San Antonio. The season because of a somewhat sary — first the firing of coach sensitivity training. In a state- make stupid decisions and the All-Star Game. Cain said Spurs also got Jakob Poeltl and mysterious right leg injury — of the year Dwane Casey, and ment, Brewers general man- mistakes,” Hader said Tuesday he expects the team to accept a 2019 protected first-round and the level of severity was now the trading of a perennial ager David Stearns said the night. “I was in high school. Hader’s present-day state- draft pick, while the Raptors something that even some of All-Star who once famously team would continue to work We’re still learning who we are ments and move on. acquired Danny Green. his now-former teammates declared “I am Toronto.” through the issue with Hader. in high school. You live and “At the end of the day, For Leonard and the Spurs, reportedly questioned last sea- Leonard’s injury last sea- Several of Hader’s tweets you learn. This mistake won’t you’ve got to give people a there’s finally closure to a son while San Antonio was try- son was described as right from 2011 and 2012 came happen again.” second chance,” Cain said. relationship that obviously ing to qualify for the Western quadriceps tendinopathy, and to light Tuesday night while Stearns said the Brewers “You’ve got to forgive people. was fractured beyond repair Conference playoffs. Leonard’s the Spurs listed him as out on Hader was pitching in the All- were in contact with Hader, For me, it’s over and done and devolved into a soap opera health status, even now, is their injury reports for much Star Game. Hader learned of who is “fully aware of the with. He said it. It got out as the season went along. For publicly unknown. of the year, citing “injury man- the situation when he left the severity of the situation there. I’m moving on from it.” DeRozan, who has often pro- Plus, he can be a free agent agement.” During the 2016-17 game, apologized and took related to his social media Hader, who grew up in fessed his love for Toronto, the next summer. When he asked season, he averaged a career- responsibility for the tweets, comments, regardless of the Millersville, Maryland, outside initial reaction seemed to be the Spurs for a trade weeks best 25.5 points and was third saying they did not reflect his timeline of his posts.” the state capital of Annapolis, one of anger and frustration. ago, it was made clear that in the MVP voting. values or the person he is now. “His comments are inex- apologized when he spoke to “Ain’t no loyalty in this he wants to play for the Los Both DeRozan and Leonard “During last night’s game cusable, and he is taking reporters after the All-Star game,” DeRozan wrote in Angeles Lakers. That means are scheduled to appear in we became aware of Mr. full responsibility for the Game. an Instagram story that the Raptors are entering into Las Vegas next week at a USA Hader’s unacceptable social consequences of his actions,” “There’s no excuse for what appeared in the wee hours of this deal knowing that they Basketball training camp — media comments in years Stearns said. “In no way do was said,” Hader said. “I’m Wednesday, around the time could have given up a star like one that will be led by Spurs past and have since been these sentiments reflect the deeply sorry for what I’ve said that ESPN and Yahoo Sports DeRozan for someone who coach Gregg Popovich. in communication with the views of the Brewers organiza- and what’s been going on.”

Masters of the Mountains greasy, brutal work. It’s a test UMC series at UMC, will also take Vaughan of both man and machine. continued from page B1 part in this weekend’s action. continued from page B1 And, yet, they do it all with Admission is free for the smiles on their faces. There’s that suit our R1. If Utah is not practice and qualifying ses- times louder. no place they’d rather be one of them, I will be as smart sions on Friday, with the • The smells: I’m not just than a race track on a sum- as I can and move on.” action beginning at 9 a.m. talking about the smell of hot mer weekend. In the Supersport class, with practice for the Twins dogs and hamburgers coming The fans feel the exact 2015 champion JD Beach has Cup class. On Saturday, open- from the concession stand — same way. Welcome back, a commanding 52-point lead ing ceremonies will take place though I’m not going to deny racing season. We’re happy to with five wins in seven races. at 12:35 p.m., with races for that’s a big part of the UMC see you again. Hayden Gillim, competing the Liqui Moly Junior Cup experience. No, I’m talking Darren Vaughan is a for UMC-based Rickdiculous (1 p.m.), Supersport (2:30 about the smell of burning veteran sports writer from Toni Elias Racing, sits second in the p.m.), Superbike (3:30 p.m.) rubber, gasoline and oil that Moab, Utah. You can count celebrates after season standings with a win and Twins Cup (4:30 p.m.) any race fan is familiar with. him among the ones who are the first of his earlier this season at Road to follow. Sunday’s schedule These racers make it look thrilled that racing action is two wins Atlanta, while Valentin Debise consists of opening ceremo- so easy on TV, but the real- back at UMC again this sum- during the 2017 won at Road America. Jason nies at 12:35 p.m., with the ity is that racing is anything mer. Email him at dvaughan@ MotoAmerica Aguilar will also compete in Liqui Moly Junior Cup (1 but. It’s hot, sweaty, grimy, tooeletranscript.com. Championship of Utah at Utah the Supersport class aboard p.m.), Supersport (2:30 p.m.), Motorsports the No. 96 Yamaha for Superbike (3:30 p.m.) and Campus. Elias, Rickdiculous Racing. Stock 1000 (4:30 p.m.) races who went on to The local team will also afterward. win the series field an entry for Roy-based Tickets for Saturday and championship, rider Gauge Rees in the Liqui Sunday are available online at Complete will be back to Moly Junior Cup class. Justin www.utahmotorsportscampus. defend his titles Delong, Oleg Pianykh and com or at the track’s box office. this weekend. Sherwick Min, who regularly For more information, call Local Sports SUE BUTTERFIELD/ compete in the Utah Sport (435) 277-8000. TTB PHOTO Bike Association’s Law Tigers [email protected] In Every Issue

TOOELETRANSCRIPT excited to get back to playing Turnbow is also excited for with Utah Liberty Softball for BULLETIN Turnbow the game she loves rather than the opportunity to continue helping her get the exposure watching it from the dugout. her education at the school in she needed for colleges to continued from page B1 She’s also looking forward to southeastern Colorado. notice her. lot in different aspects of the playing for the Rattlers, who “My biggest goal on the “I owe a huge thanks to game. I tried to help players made her feel welcome when education side is to go and them for helping me get Super Crossword & Suduko Puzzle Answers out more with the psychologi- she visited Otero for the first get my associate’s degree,” to where I am, because I from page B7 cal and mental side — helped time. she said. “My other biggest wouldn’t be here without Sudoku Solution #2969-M to boost them up. At practice, “It’ll be so fun — it’ll be goal is to play and finish out them,” she said. “I thought 1 2 9 8 3 7 4 6 5 I tried to help push them as amazing there,” she said. — because I don’t know if I was pushing myself, but as 5 4 8 2 6 1 9 7 3 3 6 7 5 4 9 8 1 2 hard as I could. I don’t feel like “When I went to Otero ... the I’m going to play two years soon as I got there, they were 2 3 4 6 7 8 1 5 9 my importance to the team feeling that I got when I went after this — but finish out my pushing me to my limits and 8 9 6 1 5 3 7 2 4 changed, but my role on the there from the coaches and game, keep playing strong and I wouldn’t be the same ball- 7 5 1 4 9 2 3 8 6 team changed a little bit.” the players is really what drew play as much as I can.” player.” 6 1 2 9 8 4 5 3 7 That said, Turnbow is me there.” Turnbow credited her time [email protected] 9 8 3 7 2 5 6 4 1 4 7 5 3 1 6 2 9 8

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